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Shank, M.D.\nPage 2\nApeilcty:, \u201c1972\nAs you know, each candidate selects the area of special emphasis\nto be covered in depth in his examinations. We are attempting to compile\nfor each area topics or rubrics within which questions may be developed.\nWe should like to express our appreciation for your response to Dr. Harold\nEllingson's request for help in this regard. The suggestions from last\nfall's examiners have given us an excellent start in this undertaking.\nWe hope, too, to have a list of recommended essential readings for each\narea, and will appreciate receiving your suggestions for such a list.\nPlease accept my personal thanks and those of the Board for your\n\ncooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nWilliam P. Richardson, M.D.\n\nVice Chairman, General Preventive\n\nMedicine\nWPR:mjm\nEnclosure\nSYoLU]Rer= Han alt OSH /ANU NVA ALeLUIs)in\\z0[OLeLU)nal=)plisMelesym-16[0)(o [oleh] 0\\6 [0-24", "img_59443.png": "\u00ablth ee\nVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY - THE LIVING ENDOWMENT\nOn behalf of Vanderbilt University we gratefully acknowledge your gift in\nthe amount of $5,000 ( Grant No, 452 for Dr. & E.\nee) Cr: 530444837~082413\nFr Zs fermen ore\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc,\n99 Park Avenue AUG 17, 1971 f\nNew York, N.Y. 10016 2\nAttn: Dr. Horace L, Sipple iL Ti it\nIe 7/15/71 LB\nGIFTS MADE TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTE A DEDUCTION UNDER INCOME TAX LAWS.\nse podocumentc ucct a NOAA AZOAL", "img_21700.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21704.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21705.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21699.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21702.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21703.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21707.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21708.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21710.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_21711.png": "SCHEDULE 1\nALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION\nSCHEDULE OF ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES - HEADQUARTERS .\nYear Ending December 31,\n1987 1986*\n\nSalaries $117,047 $123,110\nTravel, Including Public Trustees 29,928 21,844\nEmployee Benefits 18,559 23,453\nPublications 10,596 3,700\nOffice Expenses 9,345 8,721\nRent 9,154 9,020\nLegal 8,399 1,354\nInsurance 7,442 6,792\nHonoraria 7,000 7,000\nAccounting 6,459 6,348\nMeetings 4,536 2,635\nService Fee 4,416 4,671\nTelephone 2,958 2,129\nPublic Relations -0- 14,383\n$235 ,839 $235,160\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - TECHNICAL SUPPORT\n\nMedical Intelligence $ 53,568 $ 30,052\nBiostatistics 44,851 44,850\n$ 98,419 $ 74,902\n\nSCHEDULE 3\n\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES - ALCOHOL RESEARCH CENTER\nMetabolic Unit $149,960 $123,555\nPilot Studies . 16,520 10,815\nIntermural Research -0- 5,000\n$166,480 $139,370\n| *Reclassified to conform to current year's presentation.\nSee Accountant's Report.\n-10-", "img_18611.png": ". 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Jal .\nRun Nos. LTH - 1943\nNet Pounds Infeed: 5 4\nNet Pounds Out: 4R7\nwatt\nScparan baver Hypeanny WwW beh fume To 8-3 :\n|\n|\n2 |\n|", "img_50467.png": ". 400 t/d (as-received lignite). The unit is\n35% moisture, 30% ash and 4% sulphur\nSCGP performance at design gas production rates.\nEffect of different feedstocks Treated product gas will contain\napproximately 99% hydrogen and\ncarbon monoxide (nitrogen-free basis),\nless than 160 ppm sulphur compounds,\n\u2018 a Wt a \u2018 and other minor trace components.\nDry gas\u201d Texas Rheinbraun | Illinois W. Virginia Fluid coke Actual nitrogen content in the product\ncomposition lignite brown coal No.6 (Pittsburgh (tar sands) gas will depend on whether nitrogen or\n(% volume) \u201c% % % seam) % another gas such as recycled product\n%o gas or carbon monoxide is used as coal\nfeed transport gas.\nH, 32-4 286 305 317 223 The Shell Dear Park Manufacturing\nCO 61:8 64:5 65:1 643 70:9 Complex was chosen as the SCGP-1\nCO 46 61 2:0 2-0 3:7 location primarily because it can make\nCH _ _ _ _ _ use of the product gas. Also, some of the\n4 utility requirements can be met by existing\nHS-COS 0:3 0-1 15 1-1 22 facilities.\nN,+A 0-9 0:7 0-9 10 0-9 Onvgen ane nogen we be duced\nurchased. Slag an slag produce\nCold gas - 81 78 81 81 80 will be used for road butlding and other\nefficiency applications, while acid gas will be sent to\nthe Deer Park Complex sulphur plant.\nStripped effluent and storm water will be\nsent to the Complex effluent treating\nsystem.\n\u201cEnergy recovered from the coal in the synthesis gas\nSlip stream units\nMost of the ash in the coal is transformed At approximately one-fifth the designedto rset very removal system is\ninto a vitreous non-leachable solid which | anticipated initial commercial module regulations. A gas treating slip stream unit\nis suitable as a construction material. size, SCGP-1 is the most efficient route to will be installed and operated as part of\nProcess water can be readily cleaned and | commercialisation of the process. Itis the overall programme. Effluent water slip\ndischarged. much less costly to construct and operate | stream units will also be included.\nthan a full-scale unit and provides the Properly designed slip stream units\nopportunity to test process optimisations | operating on SCGP-1 product streams\n. more readily. The maximum scale-up are cost-effective methods of testing\nDemonstration factor of five for any given piece of options and acquiring data necessary to\nequipment is well within Shell capabilities; | gesign commercial plants with varying \u2018\nthe lower limit on size was actually set by @ | environmental constraints and product }\np ant requirement to demonstrate equipment gas uses. 5\nand configurations that would be |\nemployed commercially. Many of the . \u2018\ncomponents will require little or no scaling. Participants\nThe SCGP-1 demonstration plantin The unit will include coal receiving and | Combustion Engineering\u2019s subsidiary\nHouston will confirm equipment life and preparation facilities, a high-pressure Lummus Crest and the Electric Power\nthe scale-up information necessary for gasifier with high-temperature energy Research Institute (EPRI) are jointly\ncommercial design. Environmental design | recovery, solids removal, and gas and participating with Shell companies in the\ndata for potential commercial feedstocks water treating to provide both clean design, construction and operation of\nwill also be acquired. SCGP-1 includes medium- BTU gas for power generation SCGP-1. _Lummus Crest will provide\nequipment for demonstrating several and high-value steam. The unit is engineering design and procurement\nprocess optimisations. These willincrease | scheduled for start-up in the first half of services. EPRI will provide an electric utility\nstream factor and system reliability, and 1987. industry perspective. Shell Internationale\nreduce capital and operating costs. SCGP-1 is designed to gasify feeds Petroleum, Shell Internationale Research,\nA final objective for SCGP-1 is to move from lignites to bituminous coals. In Deutsche Shell, Shell Oil and Shell\nfurther along the experience curve, inpart | principle, other feeds, such as petroleum Development provided the process\nby developing an experienced operating coke, could also be gasified. Feeds will design and much of the engineering\nteam and extensive operating know-how, normally be received by train ortruck and | design information, and will operate and\nwhich will be readily transferable to the gasified at rates of about 250 t/d manage the unit and experimental\nfirst commercial plant. (as-received Illinois high sulphur coal) to programme.", "img_50468.png": ". 400 t/d (as-received lignite). The unit is\n35% moisture, 30% ash and 4% sulphur\nSCGP performance at design gas production rates.\nEffect of different feedstocks Treated product gas will contain\napproximately 99% hydrogen and\ncarbon monoxide (nitrogen-free basis),\nless than 160 ppm sulphur compounds,\n\u2018 a Wt a \u2018 and other minor trace components.\nDry gas\u201d Texas Rheinbraun | Illinois W. Virginia Fluid coke Actual nitrogen content in the product\ncomposition lignite brown coal No.6 (Pittsburgh (tar sands) gas will depend on whether nitrogen or\n(% volume) \u201c% % % seam) % another gas such as recycled product\n%o gas or carbon monoxide is used as coal\nfeed transport gas.\nH, 32-4 286 305 317 223 The Shell Dear Park Manufacturing\nCO 61:8 64:5 65:1 643 70:9 Complex was chosen as the SCGP-1\nCO 46 61 2:0 2-0 3:7 location primarily because it can make\nCH _ _ _ _ _ use of the product gas. Also, some of the\n4 utility requirements can be met by existing\nHS-COS 0:3 0-1 15 1-1 22 facilities.\nN,+A 0-9 0:7 0-9 10 0-9 Onvgen ane nogen we be duced\nurchased. Slag an slag produce\nCold gas - 81 78 81 81 80 will be used for road butlding and other\nefficiency applications, while acid gas will be sent to\nthe Deer Park Complex sulphur plant.\nStripped effluent and storm water will be\nsent to the Complex effluent treating\nsystem.\n\u201cEnergy recovered from the coal in the synthesis gas\nSlip stream units\nMost of the ash in the coal is transformed At approximately one-fifth the designedto rset very removal system is\ninto a vitreous non-leachable solid which | anticipated initial commercial module regulations. A gas treating slip stream unit\nis suitable as a construction material. size, SCGP-1 is the most efficient route to will be installed and operated as part of\nProcess water can be readily cleaned and | commercialisation of the process. Itis the overall programme. Effluent water slip\ndischarged. much less costly to construct and operate | stream units will also be included.\nthan a full-scale unit and provides the Properly designed slip stream units\nopportunity to test process optimisations | operating on SCGP-1 product streams\n. more readily. The maximum scale-up are cost-effective methods of testing\nDemonstration factor of five for any given piece of options and acquiring data necessary to\nequipment is well within Shell capabilities; | gesign commercial plants with varying \u2018\nthe lower limit on size was actually set by @ | environmental constraints and product }\np ant requirement to demonstrate equipment gas uses. 5\nand configurations that would be |\nemployed commercially. Many of the . \u2018\ncomponents will require little or no scaling. Participants\nThe SCGP-1 demonstration plantin The unit will include coal receiving and | Combustion Engineering\u2019s subsidiary\nHouston will confirm equipment life and preparation facilities, a high-pressure Lummus Crest and the Electric Power\nthe scale-up information necessary for gasifier with high-temperature energy Research Institute (EPRI) are jointly\ncommercial design. Environmental design | recovery, solids removal, and gas and participating with Shell companies in the\ndata for potential commercial feedstocks water treating to provide both clean design, construction and operation of\nwill also be acquired. SCGP-1 includes medium- BTU gas for power generation SCGP-1. _Lummus Crest will provide\nequipment for demonstrating several and high-value steam. The unit is engineering design and procurement\nprocess optimisations. These willincrease | scheduled for start-up in the first half of services. EPRI will provide an electric utility\nstream factor and system reliability, and 1987. industry perspective. Shell Internationale\nreduce capital and operating costs. SCGP-1 is designed to gasify feeds Petroleum, Shell Internationale Research,\nA final objective for SCGP-1 is to move from lignites to bituminous coals. In Deutsche Shell, Shell Oil and Shell\nfurther along the experience curve, inpart | principle, other feeds, such as petroleum Development provided the process\nby developing an experienced operating coke, could also be gasified. Feeds will design and much of the engineering\nteam and extensive operating know-how, normally be received by train ortruck and | design information, and will operate and\nwhich will be readily transferable to the gasified at rates of about 250 t/d manage the unit and experimental\nfirst commercial plant. (as-received Illinois high sulphur coal) to programme.", "img_50469.png": ". 400 t/d (as-received lignite). The unit is\n35% moisture, 30% ash and 4% sulphur\nSCGP performance at design gas production rates.\nEffect of different feedstocks Treated product gas will contain\napproximately 99% hydrogen and\ncarbon monoxide (nitrogen-free basis),\nless than 160 ppm sulphur compounds,\n\u2018 a Wt a \u2018 and other minor trace components.\nDry gas\u201d Texas Rheinbraun | Illinois W. Virginia Fluid coke Actual nitrogen content in the product\ncomposition lignite brown coal No.6 (Pittsburgh (tar sands) gas will depend on whether nitrogen or\n(% volume) \u201c% % % seam) % another gas such as recycled product\n%o gas or carbon monoxide is used as coal\nfeed transport gas.\nH, 32-4 286 305 317 223 The Shell Dear Park Manufacturing\nCO 61:8 64:5 65:1 643 70:9 Complex was chosen as the SCGP-1\nCO 46 61 2:0 2-0 3:7 location primarily because it can make\nCH _ _ _ _ _ use of the product gas. Also, some of the\n4 utility requirements can be met by existing\nHS-COS 0:3 0-1 15 1-1 22 facilities.\nN,+A 0-9 0:7 0-9 10 0-9 Onvgen ane nogen we be duced\nurchased. Slag an slag produce\nCold gas - 81 78 81 81 80 will be used for road butlding and other\nefficiency applications, while acid gas will be sent to\nthe Deer Park Complex sulphur plant.\nStripped effluent and storm water will be\nsent to the Complex effluent treating\nsystem.\n\u201cEnergy recovered from the coal in the synthesis gas\nSlip stream units\nMost of the ash in the coal is transformed At approximately one-fifth the designedto rset very removal system is\ninto a vitreous non-leachable solid which | anticipated initial commercial module regulations. A gas treating slip stream unit\nis suitable as a construction material. size, SCGP-1 is the most efficient route to will be installed and operated as part of\nProcess water can be readily cleaned and | commercialisation of the process. Itis the overall programme. Effluent water slip\ndischarged. much less costly to construct and operate | stream units will also be included.\nthan a full-scale unit and provides the Properly designed slip stream units\nopportunity to test process optimisations | operating on SCGP-1 product streams\n. more readily. The maximum scale-up are cost-effective methods of testing\nDemonstration factor of five for any given piece of options and acquiring data necessary to\nequipment is well within Shell capabilities; | gesign commercial plants with varying \u2018\nthe lower limit on size was actually set by @ | environmental constraints and product }\np ant requirement to demonstrate equipment gas uses. 5\nand configurations that would be |\nemployed commercially. Many of the . \u2018\ncomponents will require little or no scaling. Participants\nThe SCGP-1 demonstration plantin The unit will include coal receiving and | Combustion Engineering\u2019s subsidiary\nHouston will confirm equipment life and preparation facilities, a high-pressure Lummus Crest and the Electric Power\nthe scale-up information necessary for gasifier with high-temperature energy Research Institute (EPRI) are jointly\ncommercial design. Environmental design | recovery, solids removal, and gas and participating with Shell companies in the\ndata for potential commercial feedstocks water treating to provide both clean design, construction and operation of\nwill also be acquired. SCGP-1 includes medium- BTU gas for power generation SCGP-1. _Lummus Crest will provide\nequipment for demonstrating several and high-value steam. The unit is engineering design and procurement\nprocess optimisations. These willincrease | scheduled for start-up in the first half of services. EPRI will provide an electric utility\nstream factor and system reliability, and 1987. industry perspective. Shell Internationale\nreduce capital and operating costs. SCGP-1 is designed to gasify feeds Petroleum, Shell Internationale Research,\nA final objective for SCGP-1 is to move from lignites to bituminous coals. In Deutsche Shell, Shell Oil and Shell\nfurther along the experience curve, inpart | principle, other feeds, such as petroleum Development provided the process\nby developing an experienced operating coke, could also be gasified. Feeds will design and much of the engineering\nteam and extensive operating know-how, normally be received by train ortruck and | design information, and will operate and\nwhich will be readily transferable to the gasified at rates of about 250 t/d manage the unit and experimental\nfirst commercial plant. (as-received Illinois high sulphur coal) to programme.", "img_43118.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43122.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43110.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43131.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43134.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43136.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43144.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43163.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_43167.png": "JOHNSON & JOHNSON AND SUBSIDIARIES\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF EARNINGS\n(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Figures) (Note 1)\n2010 2009 2008\n\nSales to customers $61,587 61,897 63,747\nCost of products sold 18,792 18,447 _ 18,511\nGross profit 42,795 43.450. 45.236\nSelling, marketing and administrative expenses 19,424 19,801 21,490\nResearch and development expense 6,844 6,986 TST?\nPurchased in-process research and development (Note 20) \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 181\nInterest income (107) (90) (361)\nInterest expense, net of portion capitalized (Note 4) 455 451 435\nOther (income) expense. net (768) (526) 015)\nRestructuring (Note 22) = 1,073 =\nEarnings before provision for taxes on income 16,947. 15.755. 16,929\nProvision for taxes on income (Note 8) 3,613 3,489 3,980\nNet earnings $13,334 12,266. 12,949\nBasic net earnings per share (Notes | and 15) $ 4.85 4.45 4.62\nDiluted net earnings per share (Notes 1 and 15) $ 478 4.40 457\nCash dividends per share $ 2.110 1.930 1.795\nBasic average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,751.4 2,759.5 2,802.5\nDiluted average shares outstanding (Notes 1 and 15) 2,788.8 2,789.1 2,835.6\nSee Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements\n\n42 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2010 ANNUAL REPORT\n\nP-08504-00048\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_42115.png": "A summary of option activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011, January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 and changes\nduring the years ending on those dates is presented below:\nAggregate\nIntrinsic\nWeighted Value\nOutstanding Average (Dollars in\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares Exercise Price _ Millions)\nShares at December 30, 2007 228.629 \u00a7 56.83 $ 2411\nOptions granted 22,428 61.80\nOptions exercised (30.033) 50.27\nOptions canceled/forfeited (5,525) 61.90\nShares at December 28, 2008 215,499 58.14 $507\nOptions granted 21,576 58.32\nOptions exercised (18,225) 50.97\nOptions canceled/forfeited (6,131) 61.85\nShares at January 3, 2010 212,719 58.66 $ 1.310\nOptions granted 13,996 62.62\nOptions exercised (25,020) 51.84\nOptions canceled/forfeited (8,005) 62.36\nShares at January 2, 2011 193,690 $ 59.68 $ 648\nThe total intrinsic value of options exercised was $278 million, $184 million and $506 million in 2010, 2009 and 2008,\nrespectively.\nThe following table summarizes stock options outstanding and exercisable at January 2, 2011:\n(Shares in Thousands) Outstanding Exercisable\nAverage Average\nExercise Average Exercise Exercise\nPrice Range Options Life\u00ae _ Price Options _ Price\n$25.00-$40.08 50 0.9 $29.53 50. $29.53\n$41.26-$49.86 532 05 47.43 532 47.43\n$50.52-$52.80 20,155 21 5220 20,115 52.20\n$53.00-$53.93 24,114 3.0 53.93 24,114 53.93\n$54.04-$57.30 24332 LL 97.28 | 24,332 57.28\n$57.44-$58.34 39,343 6.5 58.33 20,175 58.33\n$58.42-$65.10 33.020 78 62.11 1,147 61.21\n$65.62-$68.37 52,144 48 65.97 _ 50,810 _ 65.98\n193600 At SB 50.08 a t)s S50 3s\n() Average contractual life remaining in years.\nStock options exercisable at January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 were 148,349 at an average price of $57.26 and an\naverage life of 5.0 years and 144,962 at an average price of $56.25 and an average life of 5.3 years, respectively.\nRestricted Share Units\nThe Company grants restricted share units with a vesting period of three years. The Company settles employee stock issuances\nwith treasury shares. Treasury shares are replenished throughout the year for the number of shares used for employee stock\nissuances.\nA summary of share activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011:\nOutstanding\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares\nShares at December 30, 2007 13,661\nGranted 10,105\nIssued (40)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,468)\nShares at December 28, 2008 22,258\nGranted 11,172\nIssued (5,714)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,392)\nShares at January 3, 2010 26,324\nGranted 12,003\nP-08504-00077\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_42121.png": "A summary of option activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011, January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 and changes\nduring the years ending on those dates is presented below:\nAggregate\nIntrinsic\nWeighted Value\nOutstanding Average (Dollars in\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares Exercise Price _ Millions)\nShares at December 30, 2007 228.629 \u00a7 56.83 $ 2411\nOptions granted 22,428 61.80\nOptions exercised (30.033) 50.27\nOptions canceled/forfeited (5,525) 61.90\nShares at December 28, 2008 215,499 58.14 $507\nOptions granted 21,576 58.32\nOptions exercised (18,225) 50.97\nOptions canceled/forfeited (6,131) 61.85\nShares at January 3, 2010 212,719 58.66 $ 1.310\nOptions granted 13,996 62.62\nOptions exercised (25,020) 51.84\nOptions canceled/forfeited (8,005) 62.36\nShares at January 2, 2011 193,690 $ 59.68 $ 648\nThe total intrinsic value of options exercised was $278 million, $184 million and $506 million in 2010, 2009 and 2008,\nrespectively.\nThe following table summarizes stock options outstanding and exercisable at January 2, 2011:\n(Shares in Thousands) Outstanding Exercisable\nAverage Average\nExercise Average Exercise Exercise\nPrice Range Options Life\u00ae _ Price Options _ Price\n$25.00-$40.08 50 0.9 $29.53 50. $29.53\n$41.26-$49.86 532 05 47.43 532 47.43\n$50.52-$52.80 20,155 21 5220 20,115 52.20\n$53.00-$53.93 24,114 3.0 53.93 24,114 53.93\n$54.04-$57.30 24332 LL 97.28 | 24,332 57.28\n$57.44-$58.34 39,343 6.5 58.33 20,175 58.33\n$58.42-$65.10 33.020 78 62.11 1,147 61.21\n$65.62-$68.37 52,144 48 65.97 _ 50,810 _ 65.98\n193600 At SB 50.08 a t)s S50 3s\n() Average contractual life remaining in years.\nStock options exercisable at January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 were 148,349 at an average price of $57.26 and an\naverage life of 5.0 years and 144,962 at an average price of $56.25 and an average life of 5.3 years, respectively.\nRestricted Share Units\nThe Company grants restricted share units with a vesting period of three years. The Company settles employee stock issuances\nwith treasury shares. Treasury shares are replenished throughout the year for the number of shares used for employee stock\nissuances.\nA summary of share activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011:\nOutstanding\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares\nShares at December 30, 2007 13,661\nGranted 10,105\nIssued (40)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,468)\nShares at December 28, 2008 22,258\nGranted 11,172\nIssued (5,714)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,392)\nShares at January 3, 2010 26,324\nGranted 12,003\nP-08504-00077\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_42128.png": "A summary of option activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011, January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 and changes\nduring the years ending on those dates is presented below:\nAggregate\nIntrinsic\nWeighted Value\nOutstanding Average (Dollars in\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares Exercise Price _ Millions)\nShares at December 30, 2007 228.629 \u00a7 56.83 $ 2411\nOptions granted 22,428 61.80\nOptions exercised (30.033) 50.27\nOptions canceled/forfeited (5,525) 61.90\nShares at December 28, 2008 215,499 58.14 $507\nOptions granted 21,576 58.32\nOptions exercised (18,225) 50.97\nOptions canceled/forfeited (6,131) 61.85\nShares at January 3, 2010 212,719 58.66 $ 1.310\nOptions granted 13,996 62.62\nOptions exercised (25,020) 51.84\nOptions canceled/forfeited (8,005) 62.36\nShares at January 2, 2011 193,690 $ 59.68 $ 648\nThe total intrinsic value of options exercised was $278 million, $184 million and $506 million in 2010, 2009 and 2008,\nrespectively.\nThe following table summarizes stock options outstanding and exercisable at January 2, 2011:\n(Shares in Thousands) Outstanding Exercisable\nAverage Average\nExercise Average Exercise Exercise\nPrice Range Options Life\u00ae _ Price Options _ Price\n$25.00-$40.08 50 0.9 $29.53 50. $29.53\n$41.26-$49.86 532 05 47.43 532 47.43\n$50.52-$52.80 20,155 21 5220 20,115 52.20\n$53.00-$53.93 24,114 3.0 53.93 24,114 53.93\n$54.04-$57.30 24332 LL 97.28 | 24,332 57.28\n$57.44-$58.34 39,343 6.5 58.33 20,175 58.33\n$58.42-$65.10 33.020 78 62.11 1,147 61.21\n$65.62-$68.37 52,144 48 65.97 _ 50,810 _ 65.98\n193600 At SB 50.08 a t)s S50 3s\n() Average contractual life remaining in years.\nStock options exercisable at January 3, 2010 and December 28, 2008 were 148,349 at an average price of $57.26 and an\naverage life of 5.0 years and 144,962 at an average price of $56.25 and an average life of 5.3 years, respectively.\nRestricted Share Units\nThe Company grants restricted share units with a vesting period of three years. The Company settles employee stock issuances\nwith treasury shares. Treasury shares are replenished throughout the year for the number of shares used for employee stock\nissuances.\nA summary of share activity under the Plan as of January 2, 2011:\nOutstanding\n(Shares in Thousands) Shares\nShares at December 30, 2007 13,661\nGranted 10,105\nIssued (40)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,468)\nShares at December 28, 2008 22,258\nGranted 11,172\nIssued (5,714)\nCanceled/forfeited (1,392)\nShares at January 3, 2010 26,324\nGranted 12,003\nP-08504-00077\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fggn0226", "img_62001.png": "Page 2\nOctober 13, 1993\n'f you need ary additional Information regarding the budget, please do not\nhesitate to contact us.\nSincerely, _\neC\n3 A\nAttila G. Devenyi, MO\nChief, Division of Pediatric\nGastroenterology and Nutrition\nCelene\nColeen P. Greecner, M.S., R.D.\nAssistant Professor, Surgery, and Pediatrics\nAGD/pr\ncc Margaret Petruska, Program Office\nHoward Hainz Endowment\n(alley { WA ExT", "img_62005.png": "Page 2\nOctober 13, 1993\n'f you need ary additional Information regarding the budget, please do not\nhesitate to contact us.\nSincerely, _\neC\n3 A\nAttila G. Devenyi, MO\nChief, Division of Pediatric\nGastroenterology and Nutrition\nCelene\nColeen P. Greecner, M.S., R.D.\nAssistant Professor, Surgery, and Pediatrics\nAGD/pr\ncc Margaret Petruska, Program Office\nHoward Hainz Endowment\n(alley { WA ExT", "img_52622.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_52625.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_52629.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_52637.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_52678.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_52685.png": "MENT @yt (ot Be aoe F BtO2 . e1c7a1 687 uoorm\neta sr\nRopwords bids. Coed Piacr (10207) .\nMay 3, 1905\nMaura Payne-Biiv\n. Twyna Houk\nPublic Relations \u2014 Bxernas\n16 Reynolds\nFAM: 10/741-08982\nTOMIR CORSET Or DET ROATION PROM HOB MUNCARY TO WONBTON-SAUEING\nJUN 23-39, 1965. 30 - 36 PERSONS\nWOULD LIKE TO RECHIVE GIFT PRODUCTS BY NIAY 10\nArata at ag Sate its tie bs noes or faky oF thee fomnityr shemabora who visleed ger\nand BSudepest, Hungary, leat June. The exchange is sponsored by the North Carolina Centar\nfor International Underaunding. . bes\nNCCI would like to begin assembling the gift paokages no later than May 1G, 1995. o*\nOur preference ts for the following FLT Reynolds Tobawe produste: yw\n- 4 cartons Winstons\n- a \" Sulern .\n\u201c4a % Camels . .\n- 4 * other brands\nYou may subsethute as apprupriate. Please confirm. +\nWith appreciation.\nno - Brown :\nphone 741-4010 or 5033\nsopy: Mrs. Anne Loiater, Chair\nNCCI Hungarian Exchange\n640 Nokomis Court .\nWintton-Salom, NC 27104 .\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*k COUNT\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED : oi\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 1\nwee SEND took\nfs REMOTE STATION START TIME [DURATION\n1 9107411661/ 5- 8-95 11:29 ose] 1/ 1} [GeabeteD\nL 9600\nSOT: . TOTAL 0:00\u00b039\" 1 uw\nNo. > OPBRATION NUMBER 48 > 4800BPS SELECTED BC > ERROR CORRECT G2 : G2 COMMUNICATION N\nPD + POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI? RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION ot\nMB > SEND TO MATLBOX PG = POLLING A REMOTE MP <= MULT] -POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY nN\n&\n&\nnn", "img_6044.png": "SCOPE & FEASIBILITY\n(INPUT TO GATE 2)\nTHIS PAGE IS REQUIRED IF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IS CONDUCTED\nTYPE OF RESEARCH CONDUCTED:\nLJ Internal Focus Groups\nX Consumer Focus Groups\n(1 Consumer Panel\nCJ Online Qualitative\n(1 Online Quantitative\nC1 Other (DESCRIBE) Ce)\nPRODUCT CONCEPT TESTED:\nExplain how the concept was presented to those tested (visual attachments can be included):\nConsumer workshops with approx 8 respondents and duration of 2 % hours per groupl) Recruit 12\nto get 8 respondents\n\u2014 Age: 21-29 years of adult smokers; (50% between 21-25 years old)\n\u2014 Ethnic: 50% Caucasians, 50% mix of others\n\u2014 Education: all levels\n\u2014 Personal income: Annual salary of $20 000+\n\u2014. Living: Preference for adult smokers. who live-in their own flat/house\n\u2014 Working: All respondents work at least 20 hours a week. (Except 3 non working students per\ngroup)\n\u2014. Attitude: all respondents with good verbal skills anda pleasure oriented lifestyle\nEvaluation of the impact on the KOOL brand perception if the current packaging design would be\nchanged. Inputs to the brand communication on the pack:00s, KOOL.\n-. 1 focus groups (female), with regular adult smokers. of menthol brands (stand alones and line\nextension menthol brands)\n* 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 1 focus groups (male), with regular adult smokers of Newport\n\u2014 2 focus groups (1 female, 1 male) with adult occasional menthol smokers\n+ 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 2 focus groups (mixed gender) with adult KOOL smokers\n+ 1 group with regular adult KOOL smokers\n* 1 group with adult occasional KOOL smokers (regular brand: normal tobacco\nLEARNING RESULTS:\nEvery effort should be made to gather these pieces of information, so a consistent evaluation occurs across\nprojects:\n| -Concept\n| -Product\n[| -Packaging\n5\n54611 2770", "img_6020.png": "eaneenee eee eee eee\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachinent 1\n20 2/ Burley Grower Profile Page_/ of 7\nIPLEASE PRIN 2 : 7\nIndividual or Corporate Name: __c/p. sea / Effective Date: L/- FY-OLS\nSocial Secutty of Tax ID No, |___ PERSONAL/CONF IDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address PO. fo: Irrigation: Yes__ ss No\u201d\nCity 4\nState Ls ae ZipCode LY IHD Delivery Point z o hhse\nHome Telephone No. LWb- L{99- SIbb hbingaly L4.\nCellular Telephone No. :\nFax Telephone No. :\n\u2019 E-Mail Address\n: Contract for Prior Contract for Current | Contract for Total\n1 Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 12 Digit Marketing Card Number | Farm Address | City | State | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\nWY ou0lbS | S#meC Shame Ve L166 | S22)\nLIEN HOLDER DATA :\nTicgeh Lacs | ne | vc |\na\nfo\nee\net\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nPLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM LE\nLB\nGrower Signature jee) & \u2018 k wy 4, \u00a2 RJRT Representative Signature Lf\n@OT6 Tsees\n. Page 9 of 12", "img_6024.png": "eaneenee eee eee eee\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachinent 1\n20 2/ Burley Grower Profile Page_/ of 7\nIPLEASE PRIN 2 : 7\nIndividual or Corporate Name: __c/p. sea / Effective Date: L/- FY-OLS\nSocial Secutty of Tax ID No, |___ PERSONAL/CONF IDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address PO. fo: Irrigation: Yes__ ss No\u201d\nCity 4\nState Ls ae ZipCode LY IHD Delivery Point z o hhse\nHome Telephone No. LWb- L{99- SIbb hbingaly L4.\nCellular Telephone No. :\nFax Telephone No. :\n\u2019 E-Mail Address\n: Contract for Prior Contract for Current | Contract for Total\n1 Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 12 Digit Marketing Card Number | Farm Address | City | State | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\nWY ou0lbS | S#meC Shame Ve L166 | S22)\nLIEN HOLDER DATA :\nTicgeh Lacs | ne | vc |\na\nfo\nee\net\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nPLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM LE\nLB\nGrower Signature jee) & \u2018 k wy 4, \u00a2 RJRT Representative Signature Lf\n@OT6 Tsees\n. Page 9 of 12", "img_6028.png": "eaneenee eee eee eee\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachinent 1\n20 2/ Burley Grower Profile Page_/ of 7\nIPLEASE PRIN 2 : 7\nIndividual or Corporate Name: __c/p. sea / Effective Date: L/- FY-OLS\nSocial Secutty of Tax ID No, |___ PERSONAL/CONF IDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address PO. fo: Irrigation: Yes__ ss No\u201d\nCity 4\nState Ls ae ZipCode LY IHD Delivery Point z o hhse\nHome Telephone No. LWb- L{99- SIbb hbingaly L4.\nCellular Telephone No. :\nFax Telephone No. :\n\u2019 E-Mail Address\n: Contract for Prior Contract for Current | Contract for Total\n1 Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 12 Digit Marketing Card Number | Farm Address | City | State | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\nWY ou0lbS | S#meC Shame Ve L166 | S22)\nLIEN HOLDER DATA :\nTicgeh Lacs | ne | vc |\na\nfo\nee\net\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nPLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM LE\nLB\nGrower Signature jee) & \u2018 k wy 4, \u00a2 RJRT Representative Signature Lf\n@OT6 Tsees\n. Page 9 of 12", "img_6032.png": "eaneenee eee eee eee\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachinent 1\n20 2/ Burley Grower Profile Page_/ of 7\nIPLEASE PRIN 2 : 7\nIndividual or Corporate Name: __c/p. sea / Effective Date: L/- FY-OLS\nSocial Secutty of Tax ID No, |___ PERSONAL/CONF IDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address PO. fo: Irrigation: Yes__ ss No\u201d\nCity 4\nState Ls ae ZipCode LY IHD Delivery Point z o hhse\nHome Telephone No. LWb- L{99- SIbb hbingaly L4.\nCellular Telephone No. :\nFax Telephone No. :\n\u2019 E-Mail Address\n: Contract for Prior Contract for Current | Contract for Total\n1 Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 12 Digit Marketing Card Number | Farm Address | City | State | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\nWY ou0lbS | S#meC Shame Ve L166 | S22)\nLIEN HOLDER DATA :\nTicgeh Lacs | ne | vc |\na\nfo\nee\net\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nPLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM LE\nLB\nGrower Signature jee) & \u2018 k wy 4, \u00a2 RJRT Representative Signature Lf\n@OT6 Tsees\n. Page 9 of 12", "img_6035.png": "eaneenee eee eee eee\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachinent 1\n20 2/ Burley Grower Profile Page_/ of 7\nIPLEASE PRIN 2 : 7\nIndividual or Corporate Name: __c/p. sea / Effective Date: L/- FY-OLS\nSocial Secutty of Tax ID No, |___ PERSONAL/CONF IDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address PO. fo: Irrigation: Yes__ ss No\u201d\nCity 4\nState Ls ae ZipCode LY IHD Delivery Point z o hhse\nHome Telephone No. LWb- L{99- SIbb hbingaly L4.\nCellular Telephone No. :\nFax Telephone No. :\n\u2019 E-Mail Address\n: Contract for Prior Contract for Current | Contract for Total\n1 Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 12 Digit Marketing Card Number | Farm Address | City | State | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\nWY ou0lbS | S#meC Shame Ve L166 | S22)\nLIEN HOLDER DATA :\nTicgeh Lacs | ne | vc |\na\nfo\nee\net\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nPLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM LE\nLB\nGrower Signature jee) & \u2018 k wy 4, \u00a2 RJRT Representative Signature Lf\n@OT6 Tsees\n. Page 9 of 12", "img_63685.png": "\u00ab\n: .\n,\n\\\n: i Table 516 :\nNumber of Participants Currently Considered Lost\nto Follow-up, by Clinical Center\nNumber of Participants Lost to Follow-up\nClinical Center SI uc Total\nA-Baltimore 0 0 0\nB-New York 3; 3 M0:\n( C-Minneapolis 0 0 0\nD-San Francisco 1 0 L\nE-St. Louis 0 0 0\nF-Boston Harvard A 0 x\nG-Davis 1 x 2\nFi H-Chicago-Northwestern 1. 0 1\nI-Chicago St. Joseph 0 0 0\nJ-University of Chicago QO au 2\nK-Portland 1 1 2 :\nL-Boston University 0 0 0\n: M-Dayton 0 L 1\ni N-Newark 0 0 0 i\n: O-Philadelphia er 0 z\nP-Birmingham 0 2 x\ns . Q-Pittsburgh 0 0 0\nR-Chicago-Rush ds 0 1 3\n\u2019 S-Rutgers * eb 1 Z\nT-Columbia 0 0 0\nU-Los Angeles 5 4 9\nV-Miami 33, me: 6\nAll Clinics Combined 19 16 SD\n. 1 os i.\n\u2018\nSYolU ron lites (AW Alare UISia Ve [oferU[palolalesnulesim ve [U(elelesyiiely SOA", "img_63686.png": "\u00ab\n: .\n,\n\\\n: i Table 516 :\nNumber of Participants Currently Considered Lost\nto Follow-up, by Clinical Center\nNumber of Participants Lost to Follow-up\nClinical Center SI uc Total\nA-Baltimore 0 0 0\nB-New York 3; 3 M0:\n( C-Minneapolis 0 0 0\nD-San Francisco 1 0 L\nE-St. Louis 0 0 0\nF-Boston Harvard A 0 x\nG-Davis 1 x 2\nFi H-Chicago-Northwestern 1. 0 1\nI-Chicago St. Joseph 0 0 0\nJ-University of Chicago QO au 2\nK-Portland 1 1 2 :\nL-Boston University 0 0 0\n: M-Dayton 0 L 1\ni N-Newark 0 0 0 i\n: O-Philadelphia er 0 z\nP-Birmingham 0 2 x\ns . Q-Pittsburgh 0 0 0\nR-Chicago-Rush ds 0 1 3\n\u2019 S-Rutgers * eb 1 Z\nT-Columbia 0 0 0\nU-Los Angeles 5 4 9\nV-Miami 33, me: 6\nAll Clinics Combined 19 16 SD\n. 1 os i.\n\u2018\nSYolU ron lites (AW Alare UISia Ve [oferU[palolalesnulesim ve [U(elelesyiiely SOA", "img_63687.png": "\u00ab\n: .\n,\n\\\n: i Table 516 :\nNumber of Participants Currently Considered Lost\nto Follow-up, by Clinical Center\nNumber of Participants Lost to Follow-up\nClinical Center SI uc Total\nA-Baltimore 0 0 0\nB-New York 3; 3 M0:\n( C-Minneapolis 0 0 0\nD-San Francisco 1 0 L\nE-St. Louis 0 0 0\nF-Boston Harvard A 0 x\nG-Davis 1 x 2\nFi H-Chicago-Northwestern 1. 0 1\nI-Chicago St. Joseph 0 0 0\nJ-University of Chicago QO au 2\nK-Portland 1 1 2 :\nL-Boston University 0 0 0\n: M-Dayton 0 L 1\ni N-Newark 0 0 0 i\n: O-Philadelphia er 0 z\nP-Birmingham 0 2 x\ns . Q-Pittsburgh 0 0 0\nR-Chicago-Rush ds 0 1 3\n\u2019 S-Rutgers * eb 1 Z\nT-Columbia 0 0 0\nU-Los Angeles 5 4 9\nV-Miami 33, me: 6\nAll Clinics Combined 19 16 SD\n. 1 os i.\n\u2018\nSYolU ron lites (AW Alare UISia Ve [oferU[palolalesnulesim ve [U(elelesyiiely SOA", "img_63688.png": "\u00ab\n: .\n,\n\\\n: i Table 516 :\nNumber of Participants Currently Considered Lost\nto Follow-up, by Clinical Center\nNumber of Participants Lost to Follow-up\nClinical Center SI uc Total\nA-Baltimore 0 0 0\nB-New York 3; 3 M0:\n( C-Minneapolis 0 0 0\nD-San Francisco 1 0 L\nE-St. Louis 0 0 0\nF-Boston Harvard A 0 x\nG-Davis 1 x 2\nFi H-Chicago-Northwestern 1. 0 1\nI-Chicago St. Joseph 0 0 0\nJ-University of Chicago QO au 2\nK-Portland 1 1 2 :\nL-Boston University 0 0 0\n: M-Dayton 0 L 1\ni N-Newark 0 0 0 i\n: O-Philadelphia er 0 z\nP-Birmingham 0 2 x\ns . Q-Pittsburgh 0 0 0\nR-Chicago-Rush ds 0 1 3\n\u2019 S-Rutgers * eb 1 Z\nT-Columbia 0 0 0\nU-Los Angeles 5 4 9\nV-Miami 33, me: 6\nAll Clinics Combined 19 16 SD\n. 1 os i.\n\u2018\nSYolU ron lites (AW Alare UISia Ve [oferU[palolalesnulesim ve [U(elelesyiiely SOA", "img_64701.png": "Date:\nRe: ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR MONTH OF:\n(to be mailed on or before the last working day of month)\nDate of Hours\n__ Service Worked Purpose and/or Place\n(signature of special consultant)\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH /ANU NANA ALoOlS\\ta\\ze OLLU nls )altsMulersym=16 [0,0 [Ole (0) dnl Pad", "img_64702.png": "Date:\nRe: ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR MONTH OF:\n(to be mailed on or before the last working day of month)\nDate of Hours\n__ Service Worked Purpose and/or Place\n(signature of special consultant)\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH /ANU NANA ALoOlS\\ta\\ze OLLU nls )altsMulersym=16 [0,0 [Ole (0) dnl Pad", "img_64703.png": "Date:\nRe: ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR MONTH OF:\n(to be mailed on or before the last working day of month)\nDate of Hours\n__ Service Worked Purpose and/or Place\n(signature of special consultant)\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH /ANU NANA ALoOlS\\ta\\ze OLLU nls )altsMulersym=16 [0,0 [Ole (0) dnl Pad", "img_51506.png": "FROM THE DESK OF |\nVIRGINIA CHANDLER\nFederation of Americadt Oociehes |\nfr Experimental Girly |\nSole Coil Grass staked\nPAE gol S50: Te80\ni\naor\nBice https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fgyh0227", "img_51508.png": "FROM THE DESK OF |\nVIRGINIA CHANDLER\nFederation of Americadt Oociehes |\nfr Experimental Girly |\nSole Coil Grass staked\nPAE gol S50: Te80\ni\naor\nBice https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fgyh0227", "img_1693.png": "Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations\nWater, Pesticides and Toxics Team\nWeek of April 3, 2017\nHOT ISSUES:\n\u00a2 WIIN/WRDA (Matt)\ne 1-4, dioxane in drinking water and under TSCA (Matt/Sven)\ne TSCA reform implementation (Sven)\ne Lead in drinking water (Matt)\ne WIFIA implementation (Matt)\ne Waters of the U.S., Executive Order, litigation, & replacement rulemaking (Denis)\ne Bristol Bay/Pebble Mine (Denis)\ne National Estuary Program (Denis)\ne = Integrated planning (Kevin)\nMEETINGS/BRIEFINGS/ANNOUNCEMENTS:\nMar 30 \u2014 Congressional Estuary Caucus staff briefing on estuary management and research w/OW,\nNOAA/OHC & OCM, and DOI/FWS (Denis)\nMar 30 - Notification of chlorpyrifos petition denial w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 30 \u2014 Notification of TSCA Reform mercury report w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 31 \u2014 HEC TA request on asset management for drinking water systems w/OW, OECA (Kevin)\nMar 30 - Sen. Collins (ME) and King (ME) staff briefing on ME Water Quality Standards (Denis)\nWeek of Apr 3 \u2014 Hill notifications on FY17 DWSRF American Iron & Steel memo w/OW (Matt)\nApril 19 \u2014 Cong. Peters (CA) and Cong. Vargas (CA) invited to meeting in San Francisco Regional Office\nto Discuss Tijuana River and New River w/R9 (Kevin)\nTBD \u2014 House T&l bipartisan staff briefing on WIFIA implementation w/OW (Matt)\nTBD \u2014 House and Senate staff briefing on TSCA reform progress w/OCSPP (Sven)\nTBD \u2014SEPW minority staff briefing on TSCA section 5 new chemicals program w/OCSPP, OGC (Sven)\nHEARINGS/MARKUPS:\nTopic: Legislative Hearing on: S. 518, a bill to amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to\nprovide for technical assistance for small treatment works; S. 692, the \u201cWater\nInfrastructure Flexibility Act of 2017;\u201d and S. 675, the \u201cLong Island Sound Restoration\nand Stewardship Act\"\nCommittee: Senate Committee Environment & Public Works\nDate: March 28, 2017\nWitness: No EPA Witness (Statement requested)\nContacts: Kevin Kuhn, Denis Borum\n115\" CONGRESS LEGISLATION:\nHR 465 \u2014 Gibbs (OH), codifies integrated wastewater and stormwater planning (Kevin)\nHR 953 - Gibbs (OH), stops NPDES pesticide general permit, Passed House Ag Feb 16 (Kevin)\nHR 1029 \u2014 Davis (IL), reauthorizes pesticide registration fees, Passed the House March 20 (Sven)\nELYP 001225 00000014-00001", "img_1695.png": "Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations\nWater, Pesticides and Toxics Team\nWeek of April 3, 2017\nHOT ISSUES:\n\u00a2 WIIN/WRDA (Matt)\ne 1-4, dioxane in drinking water and under TSCA (Matt/Sven)\ne TSCA reform implementation (Sven)\ne Lead in drinking water (Matt)\ne WIFIA implementation (Matt)\ne Waters of the U.S., Executive Order, litigation, & replacement rulemaking (Denis)\ne Bristol Bay/Pebble Mine (Denis)\ne National Estuary Program (Denis)\ne = Integrated planning (Kevin)\nMEETINGS/BRIEFINGS/ANNOUNCEMENTS:\nMar 30 \u2014 Congressional Estuary Caucus staff briefing on estuary management and research w/OW,\nNOAA/OHC & OCM, and DOI/FWS (Denis)\nMar 30 - Notification of chlorpyrifos petition denial w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 30 \u2014 Notification of TSCA Reform mercury report w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 31 \u2014 HEC TA request on asset management for drinking water systems w/OW, OECA (Kevin)\nMar 30 - Sen. Collins (ME) and King (ME) staff briefing on ME Water Quality Standards (Denis)\nWeek of Apr 3 \u2014 Hill notifications on FY17 DWSRF American Iron & Steel memo w/OW (Matt)\nApril 19 \u2014 Cong. Peters (CA) and Cong. Vargas (CA) invited to meeting in San Francisco Regional Office\nto Discuss Tijuana River and New River w/R9 (Kevin)\nTBD \u2014 House T&l bipartisan staff briefing on WIFIA implementation w/OW (Matt)\nTBD \u2014 House and Senate staff briefing on TSCA reform progress w/OCSPP (Sven)\nTBD \u2014SEPW minority staff briefing on TSCA section 5 new chemicals program w/OCSPP, OGC (Sven)\nHEARINGS/MARKUPS:\nTopic: Legislative Hearing on: S. 518, a bill to amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to\nprovide for technical assistance for small treatment works; S. 692, the \u201cWater\nInfrastructure Flexibility Act of 2017;\u201d and S. 675, the \u201cLong Island Sound Restoration\nand Stewardship Act\"\nCommittee: Senate Committee Environment & Public Works\nDate: March 28, 2017\nWitness: No EPA Witness (Statement requested)\nContacts: Kevin Kuhn, Denis Borum\n115\" CONGRESS LEGISLATION:\nHR 465 \u2014 Gibbs (OH), codifies integrated wastewater and stormwater planning (Kevin)\nHR 953 - Gibbs (OH), stops NPDES pesticide general permit, Passed House Ag Feb 16 (Kevin)\nHR 1029 \u2014 Davis (IL), reauthorizes pesticide registration fees, Passed the House March 20 (Sven)\nELYP 001225 00000014-00001", "img_1696.png": "Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations\nWater, Pesticides and Toxics Team\nWeek of April 3, 2017\nHOT ISSUES:\n\u00a2 WIIN/WRDA (Matt)\ne 1-4, dioxane in drinking water and under TSCA (Matt/Sven)\ne TSCA reform implementation (Sven)\ne Lead in drinking water (Matt)\ne WIFIA implementation (Matt)\ne Waters of the U.S., Executive Order, litigation, & replacement rulemaking (Denis)\ne Bristol Bay/Pebble Mine (Denis)\ne National Estuary Program (Denis)\ne = Integrated planning (Kevin)\nMEETINGS/BRIEFINGS/ANNOUNCEMENTS:\nMar 30 \u2014 Congressional Estuary Caucus staff briefing on estuary management and research w/OW,\nNOAA/OHC & OCM, and DOI/FWS (Denis)\nMar 30 - Notification of chlorpyrifos petition denial w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 30 \u2014 Notification of TSCA Reform mercury report w/OCSPP (Sven)\nMar 31 \u2014 HEC TA request on asset management for drinking water systems w/OW, OECA (Kevin)\nMar 30 - Sen. Collins (ME) and King (ME) staff briefing on ME Water Quality Standards (Denis)\nWeek of Apr 3 \u2014 Hill notifications on FY17 DWSRF American Iron & Steel memo w/OW (Matt)\nApril 19 \u2014 Cong. Peters (CA) and Cong. Vargas (CA) invited to meeting in San Francisco Regional Office\nto Discuss Tijuana River and New River w/R9 (Kevin)\nTBD \u2014 House T&l bipartisan staff briefing on WIFIA implementation w/OW (Matt)\nTBD \u2014 House and Senate staff briefing on TSCA reform progress w/OCSPP (Sven)\nTBD \u2014SEPW minority staff briefing on TSCA section 5 new chemicals program w/OCSPP, OGC (Sven)\nHEARINGS/MARKUPS:\nTopic: Legislative Hearing on: S. 518, a bill to amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to\nprovide for technical assistance for small treatment works; S. 692, the \u201cWater\nInfrastructure Flexibility Act of 2017;\u201d and S. 675, the \u201cLong Island Sound Restoration\nand Stewardship Act\"\nCommittee: Senate Committee Environment & Public Works\nDate: March 28, 2017\nWitness: No EPA Witness (Statement requested)\nContacts: Kevin Kuhn, Denis Borum\n115\" CONGRESS LEGISLATION:\nHR 465 \u2014 Gibbs (OH), codifies integrated wastewater and stormwater planning (Kevin)\nHR 953 - Gibbs (OH), stops NPDES pesticide general permit, Passed House Ag Feb 16 (Kevin)\nHR 1029 \u2014 Davis (IL), reauthorizes pesticide registration fees, Passed the House March 20 (Sven)\nELYP 001225 00000014-00001", "img_63045.png": "This form is provided to help you balance your bank statement\nIF YOUR ACCOUNT\nHAS AN AVERAGE YOUR SERVICE CHECKS OUTSTANDING\u2014NOT\nBALANCE PER MONTH OF CHARGE WILL BE CHARGED TO ACCOUNT\n\u2014 MONTH 1\nLess than $100 6\u00a2 for each check i: eee dae 4\n$100 to $200 6\u00a2 for each check ba ae Tanase | Saban eer os Resear s > aS\nplus 50\u00a2 base charge a\nplus 25q base charge\nae oe Deposits not credited in this statement (if ony) $\n$400 to $500 Five free checks, 6\u00a2 for each a oe |\n$500 to $600 Ten free checks, 6\u00a2 for each Pere ee | TOTAL Ce wi, eed Pe $\nadditional check oT Shae a Sage tol\nEtc. Five additional free checks for each ey ro\nadditional $100 average balance SUBTRACT\u2014\nIf you do not write any checks there will be no charge. ire 24 |\nPee ae) Wie. <<, 08\nlft :\npi Se erate apeaunts tags ven a TOTAL $ Should agree with your check book balance after deducting service charge (if any)\nthe Service Charge will be 25\u00a2. ae = 9 9 9\u00a2 (\nThe hig difference in\nour auto loans... Ba ai\n\u2019 il d por , 4\nthey're tailor-made. \u2018\nAt First American you can get an individual- f ae\u2019\nized car loan. One just to suit your needs. SRA enies SRR Sa et Seer\nj RAT fs atnn oe ter\nWith payments you can afford. And you can Ce a ie ct ie a sere ai sa\ntake 18 months, two years, three years to ee hae oan\ni i i j ae Ne Se ee.\nrepay. That\u2019s the thing about First American. of a \u2014\nWe'll work out the kind of loan you need. ee ES eed \u00a9 i.\nTo fit your pattern. And at bank rates. PM ee Be ee\nNATIONAL BANK / 21 Convenient Locations\nMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION\nAccounts insured to $15,000.00\nource: bitoc://wnw i clo) On ed eke: bicO222", "img_63046.png": "This form is provided to help you balance your bank statement\nIF YOUR ACCOUNT\nHAS AN AVERAGE YOUR SERVICE CHECKS OUTSTANDING\u2014NOT\nBALANCE PER MONTH OF CHARGE WILL BE CHARGED TO ACCOUNT\n\u2014 MONTH 1\nLess than $100 6\u00a2 for each check i: eee dae 4\n$100 to $200 6\u00a2 for each check ba ae Tanase | Saban eer os Resear s > aS\nplus 50\u00a2 base charge a\nplus 25q base charge\nae oe Deposits not credited in this statement (if ony) $\n$400 to $500 Five free checks, 6\u00a2 for each a oe |\n$500 to $600 Ten free checks, 6\u00a2 for each Pere ee | TOTAL Ce wi, eed Pe $\nadditional check oT Shae a Sage tol\nEtc. Five additional free checks for each ey ro\nadditional $100 average balance SUBTRACT\u2014\nIf you do not write any checks there will be no charge. ire 24 |\nPee ae) Wie. <<, 08\nlft :\npi Se erate apeaunts tags ven a TOTAL $ Should agree with your check book balance after deducting service charge (if any)\nthe Service Charge will be 25\u00a2. ae = 9 9 9\u00a2 (\nThe hig difference in\nour auto loans... Ba ai\n\u2019 il d por , 4\nthey're tailor-made. \u2018\nAt First American you can get an individual- f ae\u2019\nized car loan. One just to suit your needs. SRA enies SRR Sa et Seer\nj RAT fs atnn oe ter\nWith payments you can afford. And you can Ce a ie ct ie a sere ai sa\ntake 18 months, two years, three years to ee hae oan\ni i i j ae Ne Se ee.\nrepay. That\u2019s the thing about First American. of a \u2014\nWe'll work out the kind of loan you need. ee ES eed \u00a9 i.\nTo fit your pattern. And at bank rates. PM ee Be ee\nNATIONAL BANK / 21 Convenient Locations\nMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION\nAccounts insured to $15,000.00\nource: bitoc://wnw i clo) On ed eke: bicO222", "img_40788.png": "OHL CLINIC\nPA73WBC43 Req. 4 - 00581 6-12-61\nINSTALL HOOKS & REMOVABLE PADDING IN ONE ELEVATOR\nAT iE WOHL CLINIC BLDG. 90.00\nSent copies to hill & Miss Kaiser B/ 2/61\nSYoLU]cexeHa Alt OSMAN UN ANAL ALS [UISIimyze [OLLU]nal=)altsMUlorsym-16 [0] L6 [olexs)/ |alale | -eaA", "img_61131.png": "3! RARE BOOKS - AUTOGRAPHS + MANUSCRIPTS - OLD MAPS \u00a9\n44 =\n00 355 Creer\nei : . .\n\nGo| revtones 4 canes MAGGS BROS. LTD so nrcouonts\n5 SIBLIOLITE:LONDON-W-1 50, Berkeley Square, London, Wix 6EL oreo 2007 & Ol-499 2051 /\ng : 7.\neI. . - PAYMENTS RECEIVED\n5 4 | :\n8 . [ : : SIICE THIS DATE ~\n4 oe DEPT.OF BIOCHEMISTRY, NOT INCLUDED.\n1 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,\nJd \u201c * FRNDERBILT UNTVERSTTY<\ng 1 [| staFioni7,\u2014..- -\u00a7 \u2014__._____ | 3.0 NOV 1969 be\nZor, AVILLE, TENN. 37203._- 9\ngt _NASAVTLER Tel \"STATEMENT !\nse < A\n1 voce ype pan ,\n[oe] [ee wwe [oer [ne\na? < .\nBP Iuwets| lege re aruct| \u2014 | | ft | | oe bl\n~ 84 b od Der 68 Bfivwo Ge 1181?\nProt\n: 1\neb ft fp\n. I\nt\nPo Pe\n1\nPoe tep f\n. 1\n}\n. \u2018\ni\nbf pep\npe TT\npe\n3! ,\npeo PP\nBo\neof fof\nBl\nt\npot tT\noR .\n$e EL | pe\n!\nee BY", "img_61133.png": "3! RARE BOOKS - AUTOGRAPHS + MANUSCRIPTS - OLD MAPS \u00a9\n44 =\n00 355 Creer\nei : . .\n\nGo| revtones 4 canes MAGGS BROS. LTD so nrcouonts\n5 SIBLIOLITE:LONDON-W-1 50, Berkeley Square, London, Wix 6EL oreo 2007 & Ol-499 2051 /\ng : 7.\neI. . - PAYMENTS RECEIVED\n5 4 | :\n8 . [ : : SIICE THIS DATE ~\n4 oe DEPT.OF BIOCHEMISTRY, NOT INCLUDED.\n1 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,\nJd \u201c * FRNDERBILT UNTVERSTTY<\ng 1 [| staFioni7,\u2014..- -\u00a7 \u2014__._____ | 3.0 NOV 1969 be\nZor, AVILLE, TENN. 37203._- 9\ngt _NASAVTLER Tel \"STATEMENT !\nse < A\n1 voce ype pan ,\n[oe] [ee wwe [oer [ne\na? < .\nBP Iuwets| lege re aruct| \u2014 | | ft | | oe bl\n~ 84 b od Der 68 Bfivwo Ge 1181?\nProt\n: 1\neb ft fp\n. I\nt\nPo Pe\n1\nPoe tep f\n. 1\n}\n. \u2018\ni\nbf pep\npe TT\npe\n3! ,\npeo PP\nBo\neof fof\nBl\nt\npot tT\noR .\n$e EL | pe\n!\nee BY", "img_61135.png": "3! RARE BOOKS - AUTOGRAPHS + MANUSCRIPTS - OLD MAPS \u00a9\n44 =\n00 355 Creer\nei : . .\n\nGo| revtones 4 canes MAGGS BROS. LTD so nrcouonts\n5 SIBLIOLITE:LONDON-W-1 50, Berkeley Square, London, Wix 6EL oreo 2007 & Ol-499 2051 /\ng : 7.\neI. . - PAYMENTS RECEIVED\n5 4 | :\n8 . [ : : SIICE THIS DATE ~\n4 oe DEPT.OF BIOCHEMISTRY, NOT INCLUDED.\n1 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,\nJd \u201c * FRNDERBILT UNTVERSTTY<\ng 1 [| staFioni7,\u2014..- -\u00a7 \u2014__._____ | 3.0 NOV 1969 be\nZor, AVILLE, TENN. 37203._- 9\ngt _NASAVTLER Tel \"STATEMENT !\nse < A\n1 voce ype pan ,\n[oe] [ee wwe [oer [ne\na? < .\nBP Iuwets| lege re aruct| \u2014 | | ft | | oe bl\n~ 84 b od Der 68 Bfivwo Ge 1181?\nProt\n: 1\neb ft fp\n. I\nt\nPo Pe\n1\nPoe tep f\n. 1\n}\n. \u2018\ni\nbf pep\npe TT\npe\n3! ,\npeo PP\nBo\neof fof\nBl\nt\npot tT\noR .\n$e EL | pe\n!\nee BY", "img_51753.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_51765.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_51768.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_51769.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_51770.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_51771.png": ": 7 |\nSource; 1967/68 Menu Census y\nae ee | TABLE 2 es\n: ; om FREQUENCY DISTRIRUTION OF SWEETNER USAGE\n. i - Among Dieters and Weight Watchers 2 : :\nTimes Used: Persons Using ---------------Percent Total Uses-------------\nNo. % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Tota? }\n1-5 times , 382 a2 .98 48.9% 10.4% 26.9% 13.8% 100.67.\n6 - 10 times 128 14,8 \u2014. 5232 8.5 29.5 9.8\" 100.97.\n11 - 20 times 225 25.42 46.7 7.3 \u00b038.1 7.9 EOOGe\n21\u00b0 - 30 times 97 10.9 40.1 13.3 39.9 6.7 00.2.\n31 or more times 59 6.6). 59.9 7.8 45.7 6.6 100.07.\nee eit ee erat a, : . i\n. B91 100.0% ae : 9\n4 .- Among Non - Dieters - : :\nr\n. : t\nTimes Used: Persons Using wr2r777--------Percent Total Uses---------------\nSee NOs % Liquid Granule Tablet All Other Total\nb> S times 273 56.9% 43.8% o.Fe: eee 12.4% 100.C\".\n6 - 10 times 78 1623 50.5 a7 Shab Se 100.03:\n11 - 20 times 86 17.9 2352) 13:4 55.0 8.4 100.\u00a2\u00b0:\n21 - 30 times: 30) 6.3 28.8 aS 50.6 7 eS 100,0%.\n31 or more times 13 Peli Zae 7.0 7o.0 15.8 100.G*.\n480 100.0% -\na : k\ns) sis Serres mv LO NSVONTLOLOTOLUL HATE IOASSSEUTONSNiT=Ta NTA FSTRESTAAATTITSTOIATS", "img_43790.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43796.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43800.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43803.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43805.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43813.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_43815.png": "2011 Review of Pinnacle Ultamet Experience for\nDrs. Griffin and Mason\nDates Total No Reported No Reported\nImplanted Implanted Revisions Metal Reaction\nRevisions\n2001~2008 1100 1087 1094\n(98.8%) (99.5%)", "img_56775.png": ". . Stee eee terete: . 51337 9206\nSelect Share Of Market\nBO ae esenseeceeceennnsnnensenuamunnennncnnnmennecesenmunesecseesconammenreerersersanaeseesseesansuseessenusereseecenascesessuassersnunmmansaseeeceectssnenmnesnanseeneseectaatnestesseanaserescanatnes\nDB pecenneecsccsessensons Dagernenssseesssnsnsnnssesnnnusnresesstausnnerssesnensnecrnsensesessuumecsersemensetsseenetseesonneseresnantsessorensnanssnssneteetectennennnsnassseestensnsiaaecesernanaeeseestese\nDr enenccncennencecennnnnemnnnennnessennntnnnns Dbggienessseeseenessteesansonsitautastaunsussseensaneneecessessonusstansesescesanasnasneseseecceaeeceececeesceceeseeceeceerteceereeeescennenisnnasuaasssereteettet\n0\nOct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar", "img_56776.png": ". . Stee eee terete: . 51337 9206\nSelect Share Of Market\nBO ae esenseeceeceennnsnnensenuamunnennncnnnmennecesenmunesecseesconammenreerersersanaeseesseesansuseessenusereseecenascesessuassersnunmmansaseeeceectssnenmnesnanseeneseectaatnestesseanaserescanatnes\nDB pecenneecsccsessensons Dagernenssseesssnsnsnnssesnnnusnresesstausnnerssesnensnecrnsensesessuumecsersemensetsseenetseesonneseresnantsessorensnanssnssneteetectennennnsnassseestensnsiaaecesernanaeeseestese\nDr enenccncennencecennnnnemnnnennnessennntnnnns Dbggienessseeseenessteesansonsitautastaunsussseensaneneecessessonusstansesescesanasnasneseseecceaeeceececeesceceeseeceeceerteceereeeescennenisnnasuaasssereteettet\n0\nOct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar", "img_56777.png": ". . Stee eee terete: . 51337 9206\nSelect Share Of Market\nBO ae esenseeceeceennnsnnensenuamunnennncnnnmennecesenmunesecseesconammenreerersersanaeseesseesansuseessenusereseecenascesessuassersnunmmansaseeeceectssnenmnesnanseeneseectaatnestesseanaserescanatnes\nDB pecenneecsccsessensons Dagernenssseesssnsnsnnssesnnnusnresesstausnnerssesnensnecrnsensesessuumecsersemensetsseenetseesonneseresnantsessorensnanssnssneteetectennennnsnassseestensnsiaaecesernanaeeseestese\nDr enenccncennencecennnnnemnnnennnessennntnnnns Dbggienessseeseenessteesansonsitautastaunsussseensaneneecessessonusstansesescesanasnasneseseecceaeeceececeesceceeseeceeceerteceereeeescennenisnnasuaasssereteettet\n0\nOct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar", "img_21035.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nJune 4, 1981 11:30 a.m.\nPlaza Club, Kiewit Plaza Building\nOmaha, Nebraska\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden Swisher\n11:3Y a.m, Minutes of the March 5, 1981 Meeting Chairman\nif Monthly Financial Reports (March, April) Dr. Schaefer\nReport on 1980 Audit\nActivity Report (March, April, May)\n\\ 17:40 a.m. Campbell Soup Company's Labels for Ms. Uhrmacher\nEducation Program -- Integration of\nNutrition Education\n' {/12:00 noon 1981 Budget Update Dr. Schaefer\n12:10 p.m. Lunch\n. 12:40 p.m. Endowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\n206 Vo Board Action on Endowment Fund\n3 ; : :\npa Checking Account Signatories\na 12:50 p.m. Swanson Center Building Mr. Bucholz\nPlans and Contract Status\nbe tee\nCommittee for Dedication of Swanson\nildi rs. ?\ngos Center Building ig ned rs. Pullen\n\u2018 1:30 p.m. emia 2\nNext Board Meeting Dates\n1:45 p.m. Adjourn :", "img_21036.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nJune 4, 1981 11:30 a.m.\nPlaza Club, Kiewit Plaza Building\nOmaha, Nebraska\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden Swisher\n11:3Y a.m, Minutes of the March 5, 1981 Meeting Chairman\nif Monthly Financial Reports (March, April) Dr. Schaefer\nReport on 1980 Audit\nActivity Report (March, April, May)\n\\ 17:40 a.m. Campbell Soup Company's Labels for Ms. Uhrmacher\nEducation Program -- Integration of\nNutrition Education\n' {/12:00 noon 1981 Budget Update Dr. Schaefer\n12:10 p.m. Lunch\n. 12:40 p.m. Endowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\n206 Vo Board Action on Endowment Fund\n3 ; : :\npa Checking Account Signatories\na 12:50 p.m. Swanson Center Building Mr. Bucholz\nPlans and Contract Status\nbe tee\nCommittee for Dedication of Swanson\nildi rs. ?\ngos Center Building ig ned rs. Pullen\n\u2018 1:30 p.m. emia 2\nNext Board Meeting Dates\n1:45 p.m. Adjourn :", "img_4962.png": "\u2018 .\n: 4 :\n\u2018 \u2018THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect berween Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\") and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u2019) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d described below. The following ate defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\nDATE . .\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: . .\nVenue Name: CO { Ou \\ Clo \u2018o \u2018Venue Code: hy DAT :\nVenue Address/Zip Code: DRAD 2. SeReroow SF Toute, MO b3IS ,\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nceca Type of Mural: (Brows on Wall (3) Painted on Wall ,\n\u201cOs u Description and OXG_. =\nae Dimensions of Mural: . FALLGAS LPG inG VARGA [Ter\n(Plowoe GiRt) Specie |\nDescription and Main hte fitie Lt ve Music Room\nLocation of Mural Area: a\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $\\2N0.\u00b0\u00b0_ TOTAL, payable on of before the following payment datgy i the following increments:\n. March 31, 2001: 0? June 30, 2001: 00 .\n. . September 30, 2001: 20\u00b0 December 31, 2001: 208\nI. AMENDMENT. TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constitutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgreement between KBA and the Venue Owner. The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Section\nTVD) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Terms set forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals. .\na. \u2014_ License Rights. During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards of panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surface to create artwork\n(the \u201cMural\") that includes depictions of the Product and/or related logo(s) or other trademark(s). \u2018The Mural shall be\ndesigned and affixed in a manner exclusively determined by KBA. The Mural and its constituent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by KBA, shall not be deemed fixtures, but shall remain at all times the personal propesty of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/or said property from the Premises at any time, in KBA's sole discretion.\nb. Payments. In addition to any other obligations of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Venue Owner the Wall\nwe Mural Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\nSe c. Wall Mural Arca Maintenance. KBA may enter the Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repairs or make creative\nms changes to the Mural, in KBA\u2019s sole discretion. Venue Owner shall not permit the obstruction of the patrons\u2019 line of sight to\n. the Wall Mural Area or attach or affix any additional advertising or signage thereto. Venue Owner shall immediately notify\nKBA if clear and full visibility of the Wall Mural becomes impaired for any reason. Under no circumstances shall Venue\nOwner or any of its employees alter, move, or remove the Wall Mural.\u201d\nAll other terms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[Insert Name of Venue Owner] KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n\u2014 awe Pe\nBy: Signature . By: Signature 8\nSherri Lucox mgr 2\nPaint Name and Job Tide Print Name and Job Title\nwo\nWrefet &\nDate Date @\nS$ a ne EY Vn VV", "img_4963.png": "\u2018 .\n: 4 :\n\u2018 \u2018THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect berween Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\") and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u2019) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d described below. The following ate defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\nDATE . .\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: . .\nVenue Name: CO { Ou \\ Clo \u2018o \u2018Venue Code: hy DAT :\nVenue Address/Zip Code: DRAD 2. SeReroow SF Toute, MO b3IS ,\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nceca Type of Mural: (Brows on Wall (3) Painted on Wall ,\n\u201cOs u Description and OXG_. =\nae Dimensions of Mural: . FALLGAS LPG inG VARGA [Ter\n(Plowoe GiRt) Specie |\nDescription and Main hte fitie Lt ve Music Room\nLocation of Mural Area: a\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $\\2N0.\u00b0\u00b0_ TOTAL, payable on of before the following payment datgy i the following increments:\n. March 31, 2001: 0? June 30, 2001: 00 .\n. . September 30, 2001: 20\u00b0 December 31, 2001: 208\nI. AMENDMENT. TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constitutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgreement between KBA and the Venue Owner. The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Section\nTVD) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Terms set forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals. .\na. \u2014_ License Rights. During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards of panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surface to create artwork\n(the \u201cMural\") that includes depictions of the Product and/or related logo(s) or other trademark(s). \u2018The Mural shall be\ndesigned and affixed in a manner exclusively determined by KBA. The Mural and its constituent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by KBA, shall not be deemed fixtures, but shall remain at all times the personal propesty of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/or said property from the Premises at any time, in KBA's sole discretion.\nb. Payments. In addition to any other obligations of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Venue Owner the Wall\nwe Mural Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\nSe c. Wall Mural Arca Maintenance. KBA may enter the Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repairs or make creative\nms changes to the Mural, in KBA\u2019s sole discretion. Venue Owner shall not permit the obstruction of the patrons\u2019 line of sight to\n. the Wall Mural Area or attach or affix any additional advertising or signage thereto. Venue Owner shall immediately notify\nKBA if clear and full visibility of the Wall Mural becomes impaired for any reason. Under no circumstances shall Venue\nOwner or any of its employees alter, move, or remove the Wall Mural.\u201d\nAll other terms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[Insert Name of Venue Owner] KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n\u2014 awe Pe\nBy: Signature . By: Signature 8\nSherri Lucox mgr 2\nPaint Name and Job Tide Print Name and Job Title\nwo\nWrefet &\nDate Date @\nS$ a ne EY Vn VV", "img_674.png": "ee  LUmLmL\nPP UN SO OU ABUT Tir ob\nNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS\nPepsiCo will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders at the headquarters of Frito-Lay, Inc., \u00a9\n7701 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas, on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. local time, to:\n. Elect the Board of Directors.\n2 Ratify the appointment of the independent registered public accountants.\n7: Act upon 2 shareholder proposals described in the attached Proxy Statement.\n. Transact any other business that may properly come before the Meeting.\nHolders of record of the Company's Common and Convertible Preferred Stock as of the close\nof business on March 10, 2006 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d) will be entitled to vote at the Meeting.\nPlease refer to the General Information page in this Proxy Statement for additional information\nabout the Annual Meeting and voting. :\n| :\n| March 24, 2006\nLarry D. Thompson\n. - Secretary", "img_675.png": "ee  LUmLmL\nPP UN SO OU ABUT Tir ob\nNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS\nPepsiCo will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders at the headquarters of Frito-Lay, Inc., \u00a9\n7701 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas, on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. local time, to:\n. Elect the Board of Directors.\n2 Ratify the appointment of the independent registered public accountants.\n7: Act upon 2 shareholder proposals described in the attached Proxy Statement.\n. Transact any other business that may properly come before the Meeting.\nHolders of record of the Company's Common and Convertible Preferred Stock as of the close\nof business on March 10, 2006 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d) will be entitled to vote at the Meeting.\nPlease refer to the General Information page in this Proxy Statement for additional information\nabout the Annual Meeting and voting. :\n| :\n| March 24, 2006\nLarry D. Thompson\n. - Secretary", "img_676.png": "ee  LUmLmL\nPP UN SO OU ABUT Tir ob\nNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS\nPepsiCo will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders at the headquarters of Frito-Lay, Inc., \u00a9\n7701 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas, on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. local time, to:\n. Elect the Board of Directors.\n2 Ratify the appointment of the independent registered public accountants.\n7: Act upon 2 shareholder proposals described in the attached Proxy Statement.\n. Transact any other business that may properly come before the Meeting.\nHolders of record of the Company's Common and Convertible Preferred Stock as of the close\nof business on March 10, 2006 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d) will be entitled to vote at the Meeting.\nPlease refer to the General Information page in this Proxy Statement for additional information\nabout the Annual Meeting and voting. :\n| :\n| March 24, 2006\nLarry D. Thompson\n. - Secretary", "img_677.png": "ee  LUmLmL\nPP UN SO OU ABUT Tir ob\nNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS\nPepsiCo will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders at the headquarters of Frito-Lay, Inc., \u00a9\n7701 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas, on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. local time, to:\n. Elect the Board of Directors.\n2 Ratify the appointment of the independent registered public accountants.\n7: Act upon 2 shareholder proposals described in the attached Proxy Statement.\n. Transact any other business that may properly come before the Meeting.\nHolders of record of the Company's Common and Convertible Preferred Stock as of the close\nof business on March 10, 2006 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d) will be entitled to vote at the Meeting.\nPlease refer to the General Information page in this Proxy Statement for additional information\nabout the Annual Meeting and voting. :\n| :\n| March 24, 2006\nLarry D. Thompson\n. - Secretary", "img_678.png": "ee  LUmLmL\nPP UN SO OU ABUT Tir ob\nNOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS\nPepsiCo will hold its Annual Meeting of Shareholders at the headquarters of Frito-Lay, Inc., \u00a9\n7701 Legacy Drive, Plano, Texas, on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. local time, to:\n. Elect the Board of Directors.\n2 Ratify the appointment of the independent registered public accountants.\n7: Act upon 2 shareholder proposals described in the attached Proxy Statement.\n. Transact any other business that may properly come before the Meeting.\nHolders of record of the Company's Common and Convertible Preferred Stock as of the close\nof business on March 10, 2006 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d) will be entitled to vote at the Meeting.\nPlease refer to the General Information page in this Proxy Statement for additional information\nabout the Annual Meeting and voting. :\n| :\n| March 24, 2006\nLarry D. Thompson\n. - Secretary", "img_42295.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42297.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42300.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42303.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42304.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42296.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42298.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42299.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42301.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_42302.png": "e e e\nComparison of Earnings Before and After the Injury\n: _ 9 :\nPast Earnings = (Officers\u2019 Compensation + Net Income)\nCalculation Based on Total Earnings (Officers' Compensation + Net Income)\n2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010\nSales 470,832 415,582 447,099 317,916 277,946 188,753 106,016\nOperating Income 354,433 309,251 356,666 _236,747__\u2014:190,544 135,444 75,331\nOfficers\u2019 Compensation 64,101 80,455 88,061 99,268 93,562 63,464 42,768\nNet Income 165,442 110,745 __-156,353___35,942 4,198 2,326 (26,706)\nTotal Earnings 229,543 191,200 244,414 135,210 97,760 65,790 16,062\nWeight 1 2 3 4 5 G\nPre-Injury Annual Earnings $ 158,322 \\\n(based on 5 year weighted average)\n\u2014 = ae -\nSales 109.274 110854 93,528 53,172 ~\nOperating Income 75,183 80,587___ 64,070 37,163\nOfficers' Compensation 8563 31,420 ~\u2014-27,391 12,500\nNet Income 10,424 (12,115) (9,566) (10,412)\nTotal Earnings 18,987 19,305 __17,825 2,088\nPost-Injury Annual Earnings $ 19.146 7 \\\n(based on 2011 - 2012 average) ? |\nACCUMYN DWV P-OS87O-0000T4 = 14\ngonsulting", "img_43202.png": "Mrs. Herlihy-Paoli\u2019s Losses\nDiminishment in Household Services\n\n\u00a2 Loss of services in the household is measured by the cost of one hour at\nminimum wage rate ($7.80/hour in Montana).\n\n\u00a2 Based on the principle of Substitution Cost. Diminishment in household\nservices requires substitution.\n\n* Calculation is the present value of one hour per week at $7.80 over the\nindividual\u2019s healthy life expectancy.\n\n\u00a2 The discounted present value of one hour per week of substitution\nservices at state minimum wage rates over the lesser of Mrs. Herlihy-\nPaoli healthy life expectancy or Mr. Paoli\u2019s natural life expectancy is\n$10,068.\n\n\u00a2 Assumes the loss of services will require substitution services at a cost of\nminimum wage.\n\n\u00a2 Apply to the number of hours per week as determined by the trier of\n\nA fact.\nACCUMYN DM P-09870-000020 29\nsansulting", "img_43222.png": "Mrs. Herlihy-Paoli\u2019s Losses\nDiminishment in Household Services\n\n\u00a2 Loss of services in the household is measured by the cost of one hour at\nminimum wage rate ($7.80/hour in Montana).\n\n\u00a2 Based on the principle of Substitution Cost. Diminishment in household\nservices requires substitution.\n\n* Calculation is the present value of one hour per week at $7.80 over the\nindividual\u2019s healthy life expectancy.\n\n\u00a2 The discounted present value of one hour per week of substitution\nservices at state minimum wage rates over the lesser of Mrs. Herlihy-\nPaoli healthy life expectancy or Mr. Paoli\u2019s natural life expectancy is\n$10,068.\n\n\u00a2 Assumes the loss of services will require substitution services at a cost of\nminimum wage.\n\n\u00a2 Apply to the number of hours per week as determined by the trier of\n\nA fact.\nACCUMYN DM P-09870-000020 29\nsansulting", "img_43226.png": "Mrs. Herlihy-Paoli\u2019s Losses\nDiminishment in Household Services\n\n\u00a2 Loss of services in the household is measured by the cost of one hour at\nminimum wage rate ($7.80/hour in Montana).\n\n\u00a2 Based on the principle of Substitution Cost. Diminishment in household\nservices requires substitution.\n\n* Calculation is the present value of one hour per week at $7.80 over the\nindividual\u2019s healthy life expectancy.\n\n\u00a2 The discounted present value of one hour per week of substitution\nservices at state minimum wage rates over the lesser of Mrs. Herlihy-\nPaoli healthy life expectancy or Mr. Paoli\u2019s natural life expectancy is\n$10,068.\n\n\u00a2 Assumes the loss of services will require substitution services at a cost of\nminimum wage.\n\n\u00a2 Apply to the number of hours per week as determined by the trier of\n\nA fact.\nACCUMYN DM P-09870-000020 29\nsansulting", "img_43244.png": "Mrs. Herlihy-Paoli\u2019s Losses\nDiminishment in Household Services\n\n\u00a2 Loss of services in the household is measured by the cost of one hour at\nminimum wage rate ($7.80/hour in Montana).\n\n\u00a2 Based on the principle of Substitution Cost. Diminishment in household\nservices requires substitution.\n\n* Calculation is the present value of one hour per week at $7.80 over the\nindividual\u2019s healthy life expectancy.\n\n\u00a2 The discounted present value of one hour per week of substitution\nservices at state minimum wage rates over the lesser of Mrs. Herlihy-\nPaoli healthy life expectancy or Mr. Paoli\u2019s natural life expectancy is\n$10,068.\n\n\u00a2 Assumes the loss of services will require substitution services at a cost of\nminimum wage.\n\n\u00a2 Apply to the number of hours per week as determined by the trier of\n\nA fact.\nACCUMYN DM P-09870-000020 29\nsansulting", "img_42102.png": "Average Age of Product Line\n2004 - 2014\nlg. April and July 2014\nfF November 2011 v\nAverage Age . \u2014 |\nofCards 7 Implants: -_ |\n| _ October and so.\n_ & | December 2009 C\u2014O\noe A\ncS : 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014\nAD EU MYN onmmmnmnnnnnnnM snnnn09870-00009.... 9\ngonsulting", "img_42104.png": "Average Age of Product Line\n2004 - 2014\nlg. April and July 2014\nfF November 2011 v\nAverage Age . \u2014 |\nofCards 7 Implants: -_ |\n| _ October and so.\n_ & | December 2009 C\u2014O\noe A\ncS : 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014\nAD EU MYN onmmmnmnnnnnnnM snnnn09870-00009.... 9\ngonsulting", "img_42105.png": "Average Age of Product Line\n2004 - 2014\nlg. April and July 2014\nfF November 2011 v\nAverage Age . \u2014 |\nofCards 7 Implants: -_ |\n| _ October and so.\n_ & | December 2009 C\u2014O\noe A\ncS : 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014\nAD EU MYN onmmmnmnnnnnnnM snnnn09870-00009.... 9\ngonsulting", "img_5413.png": "* GENERAL = 184-1-18\nfos INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nDATE June 9, 1980\nTO REFERENCE\nN. R. Werthamer sUBvECT\nFROM\nH. N. Weinberg GREENHOUSE PROGRAM\nAt the CRIAC Meeting on June 4 I presented the mate-\nrial on the Greenhouse Program as covered in the attached pages\n15 and 16. George Piercy questioned me closely on the statement\nthat there is a net CO, flux out of the ocean at the upwelling\nzones. He argued that the concentration of co, in the ocean in\nparts per million could well be higher than that in the atmosphere\nin parts per million and that there would be no net flux because\nthose concentrations might be the ones required for equilibrium.\nOn reflection, I think George may be right. Please let me have\nyour comments. ,\n4 iW\nat\nH. N. WEINBERG\nHNW/rv\nAttachment\nI", "img_5416.png": "* GENERAL = 184-1-18\nfos INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nDATE June 9, 1980\nTO REFERENCE\nN. R. Werthamer sUBvECT\nFROM\nH. N. Weinberg GREENHOUSE PROGRAM\nAt the CRIAC Meeting on June 4 I presented the mate-\nrial on the Greenhouse Program as covered in the attached pages\n15 and 16. George Piercy questioned me closely on the statement\nthat there is a net CO, flux out of the ocean at the upwelling\nzones. He argued that the concentration of co, in the ocean in\nparts per million could well be higher than that in the atmosphere\nin parts per million and that there would be no net flux because\nthose concentrations might be the ones required for equilibrium.\nOn reflection, I think George may be right. Please let me have\nyour comments. ,\n4 iW\nat\nH. N. WEINBERG\nHNW/rv\nAttachment\nI", "img_5419.png": "* GENERAL = 184-1-18\nfos INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nDATE June 9, 1980\nTO REFERENCE\nN. R. Werthamer sUBvECT\nFROM\nH. N. Weinberg GREENHOUSE PROGRAM\nAt the CRIAC Meeting on June 4 I presented the mate-\nrial on the Greenhouse Program as covered in the attached pages\n15 and 16. George Piercy questioned me closely on the statement\nthat there is a net CO, flux out of the ocean at the upwelling\nzones. He argued that the concentration of co, in the ocean in\nparts per million could well be higher than that in the atmosphere\nin parts per million and that there would be no net flux because\nthose concentrations might be the ones required for equilibrium.\nOn reflection, I think George may be right. Please let me have\nyour comments. ,\n4 iW\nat\nH. N. WEINBERG\nHNW/rv\nAttachment\nI", "img_5422.png": "* GENERAL = 184-1-18\nfos INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nDATE June 9, 1980\nTO REFERENCE\nN. R. Werthamer sUBvECT\nFROM\nH. N. Weinberg GREENHOUSE PROGRAM\nAt the CRIAC Meeting on June 4 I presented the mate-\nrial on the Greenhouse Program as covered in the attached pages\n15 and 16. George Piercy questioned me closely on the statement\nthat there is a net CO, flux out of the ocean at the upwelling\nzones. He argued that the concentration of co, in the ocean in\nparts per million could well be higher than that in the atmosphere\nin parts per million and that there would be no net flux because\nthose concentrations might be the ones required for equilibrium.\nOn reflection, I think George may be right. Please let me have\nyour comments. ,\n4 iW\nat\nH. N. WEINBERG\nHNW/rv\nAttachment\nI", "img_56049.png": "COPY (ROUGH) LEBER KATZ PARTNERS ADVERTISING\npare Novemher.20, 1985 000 EOIN PAG De aren een\nSAENE RIR INOW nent nena SUE __._ at Quarter-Sweepstakes\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n108.50, PORE AO SU\nBuy 1 Pack Get 1 Free ~~ Save $2.00 on a carton\nTo enter sweepstakes fill out front and back of coupons and redeem today.\nNo purchase necessary. See official sweepstakes rules.\ni Coupon/Entry Form: (Side 1A)\n| Store Coupon : |\nSave $2.00 |\non a carton of | .\n! NOW any style\n| Choose the Brand That's Officially the Lowest '\n| (check one)\n| ___. Carlton :\n___. Kent Til\n| ____ Merit Ultra Lights\n____. True\n_____ Now |\nAUTOMATIC ENTRY COUPON a |\nFill-in information on other side. vi\nwn\n(See official rules) ~\nos\nwanes sGORESSEE MONE SE ge <=\nBee Ee EET |", "img_56050.png": "COPY (ROUGH) LEBER KATZ PARTNERS ADVERTISING\npare Novemher.20, 1985 000 EOIN PAG De aren een\nSAENE RIR INOW nent nena SUE __._ at Quarter-Sweepstakes\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n108.50, PORE AO SU\nBuy 1 Pack Get 1 Free ~~ Save $2.00 on a carton\nTo enter sweepstakes fill out front and back of coupons and redeem today.\nNo purchase necessary. See official sweepstakes rules.\ni Coupon/Entry Form: (Side 1A)\n| Store Coupon : |\nSave $2.00 |\non a carton of | .\n! NOW any style\n| Choose the Brand That's Officially the Lowest '\n| (check one)\n| ___. Carlton :\n___. Kent Til\n| ____ Merit Ultra Lights\n____. True\n_____ Now |\nAUTOMATIC ENTRY COUPON a |\nFill-in information on other side. vi\nwn\n(See official rules) ~\nos\nwanes sGORESSEE MONE SE ge <=\nBee Ee EET |", "img_6003.png": "i 2 ve\nPROCEDURE NOTE\n: Procedure Note No. 98-04R4 Date: December 21, 2000\n_ Temporary Effective Date: 12/21/2000 Termination Date: /\nPermanent xX\nRJR Domestic JTI Common xX\n: Type: Product Process Packaging Flavor\nTobacco _X Material Other PRO Alert Yes X No\na SUBJECT: G14-9A and G19-33A Materials Handling Update to Specifications\n| OBJECTIVE: Amend Short term Material Handling guidelines for G14-9A\nBACKGROUND: G14-9A is produced at CRES Tobacco and its current usage, after blending\ni with G19 at Tobaccoville Diet Operations, is in Turkish Gold and Camel Special Lights products.\ni The storage policy for G14-9A has from the outset been:\ne Immediate Cold Storage of G14-9A after production at CRES Tobacco (per PN-96-\n. 18R2).\ne Excess G14-9A should be shipped back to Cold Storage as soon as possible after\nG19-33A blending at TV.\nTesting was conducted in August 2000 to assess the impact of short term storage (< 30 days) at\nplant Temperature/RH for G14-9A stored in cans, Data from this testing (TPD 752) is attached.\n: The test results indicate that product NH3 content is nominally unchanged after 30 days in plant\n\u2018 versus current product (stored initially at Cold Storage and called out as required).\n: Allowing G14-9A to be canned out at CRES Tobacco (vs. boxing) and stored/used in < 30 days\nat Tobaccoville Diet Operations would provide five (5) benefits:\n\u00a2 Neither operation is currently staffed for Boxing/un-boxing operations. At the current\nrequirements level this is managed through employee re-assignment. At higher volume\n! levels, additional staffing could be required.\n! e Eliminates current cost for boxes (one time use).\n\u00a2 Eliminates handling cost charge from cold storage.\ne Reduces trucking cost.\ne Fresher product will be used in normal production.\nE To facilitate G14-9A usage in < 30 days, CRES Tobacco will produce G14-9A in smaller lot\n. sizes, approximately every other week, as ordered by Production Planning. There will be no a\neo additional line cleaning costs at CRES Tobacco versus current nor impact on product quality 8\nre parameters as a result of this proposal. a\nto\no\ni ~\n98-04R4 robinson w.doc 1 12/15/00", "img_6007.png": "i 2 ve\nPROCEDURE NOTE\n: Procedure Note No. 98-04R4 Date: December 21, 2000\n_ Temporary Effective Date: 12/21/2000 Termination Date: /\nPermanent xX\nRJR Domestic JTI Common xX\n: Type: Product Process Packaging Flavor\nTobacco _X Material Other PRO Alert Yes X No\na SUBJECT: G14-9A and G19-33A Materials Handling Update to Specifications\n| OBJECTIVE: Amend Short term Material Handling guidelines for G14-9A\nBACKGROUND: G14-9A is produced at CRES Tobacco and its current usage, after blending\ni with G19 at Tobaccoville Diet Operations, is in Turkish Gold and Camel Special Lights products.\ni The storage policy for G14-9A has from the outset been:\ne Immediate Cold Storage of G14-9A after production at CRES Tobacco (per PN-96-\n. 18R2).\ne Excess G14-9A should be shipped back to Cold Storage as soon as possible after\nG19-33A blending at TV.\nTesting was conducted in August 2000 to assess the impact of short term storage (< 30 days) at\nplant Temperature/RH for G14-9A stored in cans, Data from this testing (TPD 752) is attached.\n: The test results indicate that product NH3 content is nominally unchanged after 30 days in plant\n\u2018 versus current product (stored initially at Cold Storage and called out as required).\n: Allowing G14-9A to be canned out at CRES Tobacco (vs. boxing) and stored/used in < 30 days\nat Tobaccoville Diet Operations would provide five (5) benefits:\n\u00a2 Neither operation is currently staffed for Boxing/un-boxing operations. At the current\nrequirements level this is managed through employee re-assignment. At higher volume\n! levels, additional staffing could be required.\n! e Eliminates current cost for boxes (one time use).\n\u00a2 Eliminates handling cost charge from cold storage.\ne Reduces trucking cost.\ne Fresher product will be used in normal production.\nE To facilitate G14-9A usage in < 30 days, CRES Tobacco will produce G14-9A in smaller lot\n. sizes, approximately every other week, as ordered by Production Planning. There will be no a\neo additional line cleaning costs at CRES Tobacco versus current nor impact on product quality 8\nre parameters as a result of this proposal. a\nto\no\ni ~\n98-04R4 robinson w.doc 1 12/15/00", "img_6010.png": "i 2 ve\nPROCEDURE NOTE\n: Procedure Note No. 98-04R4 Date: December 21, 2000\n_ Temporary Effective Date: 12/21/2000 Termination Date: /\nPermanent xX\nRJR Domestic JTI Common xX\n: Type: Product Process Packaging Flavor\nTobacco _X Material Other PRO Alert Yes X No\na SUBJECT: G14-9A and G19-33A Materials Handling Update to Specifications\n| OBJECTIVE: Amend Short term Material Handling guidelines for G14-9A\nBACKGROUND: G14-9A is produced at CRES Tobacco and its current usage, after blending\ni with G19 at Tobaccoville Diet Operations, is in Turkish Gold and Camel Special Lights products.\ni The storage policy for G14-9A has from the outset been:\ne Immediate Cold Storage of G14-9A after production at CRES Tobacco (per PN-96-\n. 18R2).\ne Excess G14-9A should be shipped back to Cold Storage as soon as possible after\nG19-33A blending at TV.\nTesting was conducted in August 2000 to assess the impact of short term storage (< 30 days) at\nplant Temperature/RH for G14-9A stored in cans, Data from this testing (TPD 752) is attached.\n: The test results indicate that product NH3 content is nominally unchanged after 30 days in plant\n\u2018 versus current product (stored initially at Cold Storage and called out as required).\n: Allowing G14-9A to be canned out at CRES Tobacco (vs. boxing) and stored/used in < 30 days\nat Tobaccoville Diet Operations would provide five (5) benefits:\n\u00a2 Neither operation is currently staffed for Boxing/un-boxing operations. At the current\nrequirements level this is managed through employee re-assignment. At higher volume\n! levels, additional staffing could be required.\n! e Eliminates current cost for boxes (one time use).\n\u00a2 Eliminates handling cost charge from cold storage.\ne Reduces trucking cost.\ne Fresher product will be used in normal production.\nE To facilitate G14-9A usage in < 30 days, CRES Tobacco will produce G14-9A in smaller lot\n. sizes, approximately every other week, as ordered by Production Planning. There will be no a\neo additional line cleaning costs at CRES Tobacco versus current nor impact on product quality 8\nre parameters as a result of this proposal. a\nto\no\ni ~\n98-04R4 robinson w.doc 1 12/15/00", "img_55080.png": "we ry 52248 7682\n; \" For years, anti-smokers have been .\nPee een . mY _-trying to take advantage of you just \u2014\nee a os i because you smoke! ,\nne a =: = r They've been raising your cigarette \u2014\n5h as wal iad trae e Si zg . \u00b0 * : . .\n\nAe Gres See nee: _ a. taxes. Discriminating against youin \u00a7\u2014\n= + 2 F . _\u2014 u the workplace. Forbidding you to .\na smoke in public places \u2014 even in p\nalee = ee \u2014 your own home! i\n\na i Sal : . ;\neh yee os . They\u2019ve been treating you like a :\nBt Ves ove _. Ce ee second-class citizen. But it isn\u2019t ;\naN: Te t , e : working any more. :\nsey Get Now smokers are fighting back. f\nase ws Me a # / They\u2019re standing up for smokers\u2019\nye wee om 4 mo rights. Writing letters to elected\nee oe ES a V es officials. Speaking up at public\nYR Dee Sg e te hearings. And they\u2019re making a\nBP os SBR strong impact at every level \u2014 from\nCe Sates . : a A| Washington right down to local city \u00a7\nwhe our . ; _ @:-| and county government.\nae _y' is ne \u2014 EF} You can be part of it all!\nel (See other side for details)", "img_55082.png": "we ry 52248 7682\n; \" For years, anti-smokers have been .\nPee een . mY _-trying to take advantage of you just \u2014\nee a os i because you smoke! ,\nne a =: = r They've been raising your cigarette \u2014\n5h as wal iad trae e Si zg . \u00b0 * : . .\n\nAe Gres See nee: _ a. taxes. Discriminating against youin \u00a7\u2014\n= + 2 F . _\u2014 u the workplace. Forbidding you to .\na smoke in public places \u2014 even in p\nalee = ee \u2014 your own home! i\n\na i Sal : . ;\neh yee os . They\u2019ve been treating you like a :\nBt Ves ove _. Ce ee second-class citizen. But it isn\u2019t ;\naN: Te t , e : working any more. :\nsey Get Now smokers are fighting back. f\nase ws Me a # / They\u2019re standing up for smokers\u2019\nye wee om 4 mo rights. Writing letters to elected\nee oe ES a V es officials. Speaking up at public\nYR Dee Sg e te hearings. And they\u2019re making a\nBP os SBR strong impact at every level \u2014 from\nCe Sates . : a A| Washington right down to local city \u00a7\nwhe our . ; _ @:-| and county government.\nae _y' is ne \u2014 EF} You can be part of it all!\nel (See other side for details)", "img_55084.png": "we ry 52248 7682\n; \" For years, anti-smokers have been .\nPee een . mY _-trying to take advantage of you just \u2014\nee a os i because you smoke! ,\nne a =: = r They've been raising your cigarette \u2014\n5h as wal iad trae e Si zg . \u00b0 * : . .\n\nAe Gres See nee: _ a. taxes. Discriminating against youin \u00a7\u2014\n= + 2 F . _\u2014 u the workplace. Forbidding you to .\na smoke in public places \u2014 even in p\nalee = ee \u2014 your own home! i\n\na i Sal : . ;\neh yee os . They\u2019ve been treating you like a :\nBt Ves ove _. Ce ee second-class citizen. But it isn\u2019t ;\naN: Te t , e : working any more. :\nsey Get Now smokers are fighting back. f\nase ws Me a # / They\u2019re standing up for smokers\u2019\nye wee om 4 mo rights. Writing letters to elected\nee oe ES a V es officials. Speaking up at public\nYR Dee Sg e te hearings. And they\u2019re making a\nBP os SBR strong impact at every level \u2014 from\nCe Sates . : a A| Washington right down to local city \u00a7\nwhe our . ; _ @:-| and county government.\nae _y' is ne \u2014 EF} You can be part of it all!\nel (See other side for details)", "img_55085.png": "we ry 52248 7682\n; \" For years, anti-smokers have been .\nPee een . mY _-trying to take advantage of you just \u2014\nee a os i because you smoke! ,\nne a =: = r They've been raising your cigarette \u2014\n5h as wal iad trae e Si zg . \u00b0 * : . .\n\nAe Gres See nee: _ a. taxes. Discriminating against youin \u00a7\u2014\n= + 2 F . _\u2014 u the workplace. Forbidding you to .\na smoke in public places \u2014 even in p\nalee = ee \u2014 your own home! i\n\na i Sal : . ;\neh yee os . They\u2019ve been treating you like a :\nBt Ves ove _. Ce ee second-class citizen. But it isn\u2019t ;\naN: Te t , e : working any more. :\nsey Get Now smokers are fighting back. f\nase ws Me a # / They\u2019re standing up for smokers\u2019\nye wee om 4 mo rights. Writing letters to elected\nee oe ES a V es officials. Speaking up at public\nYR Dee Sg e te hearings. And they\u2019re making a\nBP os SBR strong impact at every level \u2014 from\nCe Sates . : a A| Washington right down to local city \u00a7\nwhe our . ; _ @:-| and county government.\nae _y' is ne \u2014 EF} You can be part of it all!\nel (See other side for details)", "img_55099.png": ": 2130-4147\nHUNTSVILLE CHAPTER\nee OF\nae afe vB LPO (re\n\n- || We\u2019re new in town. Come join\n|| us! Please mark your calendars\n. and plan to attend!\n. When: The Ist Tuesday of every month\n: Where: American Legion Post #176\nz Corner of Long Ave. and Triana Blvd.\nm (One block north of Bob Wallace Ave.)\n\nTime: 7 p.m.\n\nNOTE: if American Legion door is locked, ring bell and tell them\n; you are attending smokers\u2019 rights meeting.\nFor more information about smokers\u2019 rights,\ncall1-800-681-7771, or locally 882-1360 \u00b0", "img_55100.png": ": 2130-4147\nHUNTSVILLE CHAPTER\nee OF\nae afe vB LPO (re\n\n- || We\u2019re new in town. Come join\n|| us! Please mark your calendars\n. and plan to attend!\n. When: The Ist Tuesday of every month\n: Where: American Legion Post #176\nz Corner of Long Ave. and Triana Blvd.\nm (One block north of Bob Wallace Ave.)\n\nTime: 7 p.m.\n\nNOTE: if American Legion door is locked, ring bell and tell them\n; you are attending smokers\u2019 rights meeting.\nFor more information about smokers\u2019 rights,\ncall1-800-681-7771, or locally 882-1360 \u00b0", "img_49263.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49274.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49279.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49285.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49292.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49297.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49304.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49256.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49257.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_49101.png": "NAMES IN THE NEWS, Continued\nUnited States Cold Storage of California, a division of American Consumer Industries,\nhas named C, RICHARD NELSON Vice President of Container Services which provides\nLTL service for frozen shipments from the west coast to Hawaii.\nESEQUIEL GRANADO has succeeded WILLIAM R. SEWELL as Manager of Edinburg Ice\nand Cold Storage, Edinburg, Texas.\nLewis Refrigeration Company, Redmond, Washington, has announced the appointment of\nRONALD F, MEYER to the position of President.\nWANTED\nIndividual experienced in warehouse operations\nand customer contact for managerial position\nwith large multi-plant operation. Inquiries con-\nfidential, if requested.\nContact: Charles H. Hoffberger\nMerchants Terminal Corporation\n501 North Kresson Street :\nBaltimore, Maryland 21224\nTelephone: 301-342-9300\nWANTED WANTED\n| General Manager for Independent Ice Operating Engineer for Independent Ice\nand Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern and Cold Storage Co. , 1626 Southern\nAvenue, Shreveport, La. 71101. Avenue, Shreveport, La. 71101.\nSalary commensurate. Mail resume. Salary commensurate. Mail resume\u2019.\nAVAILABLE\nRefrigerated Warehouse executive with\n20 years experience in all aspects of\noperations,\nContact: Charles B. Capp\n4311 W. 53rd Terrace\nShawnee Mission, Kan. 66205\nTelephone: 913-281-2771\n-15-\na OPA AA 216 no) wi 1o os) era", "img_58570.png": "~ ATTACHMENT III . -\n\u2014_ XG FF/FFLT NM 85MM DIRECTION FOR IMPROVEMENT\nFF NM 85MM\nPrototype | (#886 B) Prototype 2 (#886 C)\nETA ETA\nSmoother 239 Less Harsh 40\n, Less Harsh 236 More Tobacco Taste 239\nMore Tobacco Taste 235 Smoother 38\nLess Strong Aftertaste 034 Less Strong Aftertaste 235\nFresher Aftertaste +33 Less Dry Aftertaste \u00ab33\nMilder 232 Less Sour Aftertaste 33\nLess Sour Aftertaste +32 Fresher Aftertaste 33\n: Less Dry Aftertaste 31 Sweeter Taste 231\nFFLT NM 85MM\nPrototype 1 (#887 B) Prototype 2 (#887 C)\nETA ETA\nLess Strong Aftertaste 251 Smoother 40\nLess Harsh 48 Fresher Aftertaste 39\nMore Tobacco Taste 48 Less Lasting Aftertaste 39 -\nSmoother 245 Less Strong Aftertaste 39 \u2018\nLess Lasting Aftertaste 044 Less Dry Aftertaste 234\nLess Strength 44 Less Harsh 233\nFresher Aftertaste 40 Less Sour Aftertaste 232\nMilder 39 More Tobacco Taste 31\nLess Dry Aftertaste 38\nLess Sour Aftertaste \u00ab37 oO\n4\nnN\na.\nmn.\noo\n- w\n~ll-", "img_58571.png": "~ ATTACHMENT III . -\n\u2014_ XG FF/FFLT NM 85MM DIRECTION FOR IMPROVEMENT\nFF NM 85MM\nPrototype | (#886 B) Prototype 2 (#886 C)\nETA ETA\nSmoother 239 Less Harsh 40\n, Less Harsh 236 More Tobacco Taste 239\nMore Tobacco Taste 235 Smoother 38\nLess Strong Aftertaste 034 Less Strong Aftertaste 235\nFresher Aftertaste +33 Less Dry Aftertaste \u00ab33\nMilder 232 Less Sour Aftertaste 33\nLess Sour Aftertaste +32 Fresher Aftertaste 33\n: Less Dry Aftertaste 31 Sweeter Taste 231\nFFLT NM 85MM\nPrototype 1 (#887 B) Prototype 2 (#887 C)\nETA ETA\nLess Strong Aftertaste 251 Smoother 40\nLess Harsh 48 Fresher Aftertaste 39\nMore Tobacco Taste 48 Less Lasting Aftertaste 39 -\nSmoother 245 Less Strong Aftertaste 39 \u2018\nLess Lasting Aftertaste 044 Less Dry Aftertaste 234\nLess Strength 44 Less Harsh 233\nFresher Aftertaste 40 Less Sour Aftertaste 232\nMilder 39 More Tobacco Taste 31\nLess Dry Aftertaste 38\nLess Sour Aftertaste \u00ab37 oO\n4\nnN\na.\nmn.\noo\n- w\n~ll-", "img_7571.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7575.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7585.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7588.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7590.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7595.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7611.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7612.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7613.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7615.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7616.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7621.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_7624.png": "MAR<H Joeo\nATTACHMENT A\nTRADE DIRECT MARKETING (TDM) PROGRAM\nINFORMATION SHEET\n(Please E-Mall Completed Form To Nikki Lall, Extension 0460, In Home Office)\nDate 12/29/1899\n|. CHAIN INFORMATION\nChain Corporate Name \u201cGas America Chain ID No, _ 1353-00-00\nIf Different Than Above, Name Store Goes By .\nStreet Address (No PO Box) 409 N. Main St. :\nCity Shirley State IN Zip 46384\nChain Contact/Title Stephanie White/CEO .\nPhone No. (765) 737-6501 Fax No, (768) 737-6258\nConvenience Store py Supermarket [J Cigaretto/Tobacco Store [)\nDoes Chain Participate in The: Full Partnership Plan? 2\n| Merchandising Presence Bonus Plan? Contract NW PACK TSL2M\nTotal Number of Chain Stores 59 Total Number of Participating Stores 59 -\nAvg. Industry Weekly Store Volume 530 Avg. RJR Weekly Store Volume 206\n*Total Chain Industry Weekly Store Volume 31270 RJR SOM 39.6\nList All States in Which Participating Stores Reside IN, OH\nArtwork/Ad Agency Contact Phone __. Fax\n*Exqludes Any Compatitive Third and Fourth Tier Volume . , :\nIl. RJR INFORMATION sO\nRJR Manager \u201cei Duffy Title KAM\nDivisionNumber 6246 Division Name Indy Chain\nPhoneNo. (317) 594-9448 Voice Mail 66909 FexNo. (317) 694-9462\nStreat Address (No PO Box) 6801 Lake Plaza Dr. A-103\nCity Indianapolis State IN_ Zip 46220\nIi, PROGRAM INFORMATION ,\nProgram Promotion Description Winston/Gamel (2)- $3 off carton (2)- .40 off pack coupons March program\nApplicable Brands: Winston Saiem [ Camel Vantage (} Doral ()\nMail Out Date Program Expiration Date\nType of Mailing: Posteard O Rollfold & :\nIV. COMMENTS\nUtilize Art work being sent as best as possible. Message should read: 1\nsorts eres, Message shoud 2\nve March 2000 Special i S\nUp to 32 oz. 59 cents 44 oz. 79 cents : RU\ntee eet Bene aR eh EIR SAARI PT .\nRJRT Form 6150 - Rev, 08/30/1999 QUAL lEV7NG MALIN ss AS, 000\u00b0 g |", "img_6784.png": "\u2018\n\u201c GHCP18RN1610XX TEMPORARY PAYMENT DETAIL REPORT 07/10/97\nACCOUNT NUMBER: 509977 W.FOURTUNIS DBA A-W \u2019\nVOUCHER NUMBER: 15360202 15 REV GF WIGGINS PL\nDATE WRITTEN: 07/10/97 PEEKSKILL , NY 10566\nSTATUS; PAID \u2018\nAMOUNT PAID: 217.00 SEND CHECK TO: ROU\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\n\u201897 VAP PK & SHP 7.75 217.00\nwd\nBs EXPLANATION: JULY: DORAL B2GF FLASHLIGHT/#700727/SR 162309\nLees, :\nus .\nhe . . ,\nvee \u2018 .\na\ngh\n, on\ne\n@\nn\nN\nSo\nWw\nnm", "img_6785.png": "\u2018\n\u201c GHCP18RN1610XX TEMPORARY PAYMENT DETAIL REPORT 07/10/97\nACCOUNT NUMBER: 509977 W.FOURTUNIS DBA A-W \u2019\nVOUCHER NUMBER: 15360202 15 REV GF WIGGINS PL\nDATE WRITTEN: 07/10/97 PEEKSKILL , NY 10566\nSTATUS; PAID \u2018\nAMOUNT PAID: 217.00 SEND CHECK TO: ROU\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\n\u201897 VAP PK & SHP 7.75 217.00\nwd\nBs EXPLANATION: JULY: DORAL B2GF FLASHLIGHT/#700727/SR 162309\nLees, :\nus .\nhe . . ,\nvee \u2018 .\na\ngh\n, on\ne\n@\nn\nN\nSo\nWw\nnm", "img_6814.png": "\u2018\n\u201c GHCP18RN1610XX TEMPORARY PAYMENT DETAIL REPORT 07/10/97\nACCOUNT NUMBER: 509977 W.FOURTUNIS DBA A-W \u2019\nVOUCHER NUMBER: 15360202 15 REV GF WIGGINS PL\nDATE WRITTEN: 07/10/97 PEEKSKILL , NY 10566\nSTATUS; PAID \u2018\nAMOUNT PAID: 217.00 SEND CHECK TO: ROU\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\n\u201897 VAP PK & SHP 7.75 217.00\nwd\nBs EXPLANATION: JULY: DORAL B2GF FLASHLIGHT/#700727/SR 162309\nLees, :\nus .\nhe . . ,\nvee \u2018 .\na\ngh\n, on\ne\n@\nn\nN\nSo\nWw\nnm", "img_6815.png": "\u2018\n\u201c GHCP18RN1610XX TEMPORARY PAYMENT DETAIL REPORT 07/10/97\nACCOUNT NUMBER: 509977 W.FOURTUNIS DBA A-W \u2019\nVOUCHER NUMBER: 15360202 15 REV GF WIGGINS PL\nDATE WRITTEN: 07/10/97 PEEKSKILL , NY 10566\nSTATUS; PAID \u2018\nAMOUNT PAID: 217.00 SEND CHECK TO: ROU\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\n\u201897 VAP PK & SHP 7.75 217.00\nwd\nBs EXPLANATION: JULY: DORAL B2GF FLASHLIGHT/#700727/SR 162309\nLees, :\nus .\nhe . . ,\nvee \u2018 .\na\ngh\n, on\ne\n@\nn\nN\nSo\nWw\nnm", "img_59962.png": "ws Annex 1 :\nNd i\nACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED\nAT THE 1976 MEETING\n\nThese figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.\n\nPart I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-\nrary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year.in which further data are\nrequired is specified in parentheses.\n\nPart II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are\nrecommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO\n1976a, p. 42).\n\nPART |. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS\nSi A ae i eee Sep eee MR I NS i oe 2 ee ee\nRecommended\nPesticide-and maximum peconjendan\neptab! ;\nto previous daily intake Commodity siti Remarks\nevaluations * mg/kg bod; roe\na Ca aa (mafia)\net imei nde ne\nacephate 0,02 Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves \u00a2 10 Limits are for the parent compound.\nBroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, The metabolite OS-dimethy! phosphor-\ncauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes 5 amidothioate is the insecticide metha-\nCottonseed = midophos, for which separate recom-\nPotatoes, soybeans, sugar beets 1 mendations are made. .\nMeat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,\nand poultry, milk, eggs 01\nI a a a Ee a re Ee erg\ncaptafol 0.05 Pineapple (whole fruit) 10\n1970b, 1974b, (1977) Peanut hulls 2\n1975b Peanuts (whole) 0.5\nWheat 0.2\nPeanut kernels 0.05\ncarbaryl 0.01 Bran 20 Limits are now for carbaryl only, Those\n1965b, 1967b, Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled), recommended in 1973 were for free and\n1968b, 1969b, rye, wheat 5 combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,\n1970b, 1971b, Wholemeal flour = and conjugated methylol carbaryl.\n41974b, 1976b Wheat flour (white) 0.2 Limits cover residues resulting from\neither pre- or post-harvest uses of\ncarbaryl. The limit for rice is increased\n2 to provide for post-harvest application.\na a a gga ce\ncarbofuran 0,003 Tobacco (flue-cured) 50 Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and\n(1979) Alfalfa hay 20 3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as\nHops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize carbofuran.\nfodder (fresh), and other animal\nfeeds not otherwise listed 5\nBrussels sprouts 2\nSugar beet tops 4\nCabbage, carrots, potatoes 0.5\nCauliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans 0.2\nBananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder\n5 beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,\nsorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard\nseeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,\npeanuts (kernels), pears, Sugar beets\n(roots), sweet corn (kernels),\nstrawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes OLS\nMeat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,\ngoats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk 0.05 **\na a\ncartap 0.05 Hops (dried) 5 Limits are for cartap, expressed as the\n(1978) Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried) 2 free base.\nGrapes, persimmons, radishes 1\nCabbage 0.2\nChestnut (seed including pericarp),\nginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),\nsweet corn 04\na a ae ee\n~chlormequat 0.05 Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat 50\n. Oats 10\n8 Wheat 5\na ht nae A ers ne a le", "img_59963.png": "ws Annex 1 :\nNd i\nACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED\nAT THE 1976 MEETING\n\nThese figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.\n\nPart I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-\nrary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year.in which further data are\nrequired is specified in parentheses.\n\nPart II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are\nrecommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO\n1976a, p. 42).\n\nPART |. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS\nSi A ae i eee Sep eee MR I NS i oe 2 ee ee\nRecommended\nPesticide-and maximum peconjendan\neptab! ;\nto previous daily intake Commodity siti Remarks\nevaluations * mg/kg bod; roe\na Ca aa (mafia)\net imei nde ne\nacephate 0,02 Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves \u00a2 10 Limits are for the parent compound.\nBroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, The metabolite OS-dimethy! phosphor-\ncauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes 5 amidothioate is the insecticide metha-\nCottonseed = midophos, for which separate recom-\nPotatoes, soybeans, sugar beets 1 mendations are made. .\nMeat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,\nand poultry, milk, eggs 01\nI a a a Ee a re Ee erg\ncaptafol 0.05 Pineapple (whole fruit) 10\n1970b, 1974b, (1977) Peanut hulls 2\n1975b Peanuts (whole) 0.5\nWheat 0.2\nPeanut kernels 0.05\ncarbaryl 0.01 Bran 20 Limits are now for carbaryl only, Those\n1965b, 1967b, Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled), recommended in 1973 were for free and\n1968b, 1969b, rye, wheat 5 combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,\n1970b, 1971b, Wholemeal flour = and conjugated methylol carbaryl.\n41974b, 1976b Wheat flour (white) 0.2 Limits cover residues resulting from\neither pre- or post-harvest uses of\ncarbaryl. The limit for rice is increased\n2 to provide for post-harvest application.\na a a gga ce\ncarbofuran 0,003 Tobacco (flue-cured) 50 Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and\n(1979) Alfalfa hay 20 3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as\nHops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize carbofuran.\nfodder (fresh), and other animal\nfeeds not otherwise listed 5\nBrussels sprouts 2\nSugar beet tops 4\nCabbage, carrots, potatoes 0.5\nCauliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans 0.2\nBananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder\n5 beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,\nsorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard\nseeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,\npeanuts (kernels), pears, Sugar beets\n(roots), sweet corn (kernels),\nstrawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes OLS\nMeat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,\ngoats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk 0.05 **\na a\ncartap 0.05 Hops (dried) 5 Limits are for cartap, expressed as the\n(1978) Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried) 2 free base.\nGrapes, persimmons, radishes 1\nCabbage 0.2\nChestnut (seed including pericarp),\nginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),\nsweet corn 04\na a ae ee\n~chlormequat 0.05 Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat 50\n. Oats 10\n8 Wheat 5\na ht nae A ers ne a le", "img_59964.png": "ws Annex 1 :\nNd i\nACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED\nAT THE 1976 MEETING\n\nThese figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.\n\nPart I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-\nrary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year.in which further data are\nrequired is specified in parentheses.\n\nPart II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are\nrecommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO\n1976a, p. 42).\n\nPART |. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS\nSi A ae i eee Sep eee MR I NS i oe 2 ee ee\nRecommended\nPesticide-and maximum peconjendan\neptab! ;\nto previous daily intake Commodity siti Remarks\nevaluations * mg/kg bod; roe\na Ca aa (mafia)\net imei nde ne\nacephate 0,02 Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves \u00a2 10 Limits are for the parent compound.\nBroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, The metabolite OS-dimethy! phosphor-\ncauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes 5 amidothioate is the insecticide metha-\nCottonseed = midophos, for which separate recom-\nPotatoes, soybeans, sugar beets 1 mendations are made. .\nMeat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,\nand poultry, milk, eggs 01\nI a a a Ee a re Ee erg\ncaptafol 0.05 Pineapple (whole fruit) 10\n1970b, 1974b, (1977) Peanut hulls 2\n1975b Peanuts (whole) 0.5\nWheat 0.2\nPeanut kernels 0.05\ncarbaryl 0.01 Bran 20 Limits are now for carbaryl only, Those\n1965b, 1967b, Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled), recommended in 1973 were for free and\n1968b, 1969b, rye, wheat 5 combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,\n1970b, 1971b, Wholemeal flour = and conjugated methylol carbaryl.\n41974b, 1976b Wheat flour (white) 0.2 Limits cover residues resulting from\neither pre- or post-harvest uses of\ncarbaryl. The limit for rice is increased\n2 to provide for post-harvest application.\na a a gga ce\ncarbofuran 0,003 Tobacco (flue-cured) 50 Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and\n(1979) Alfalfa hay 20 3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as\nHops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize carbofuran.\nfodder (fresh), and other animal\nfeeds not otherwise listed 5\nBrussels sprouts 2\nSugar beet tops 4\nCabbage, carrots, potatoes 0.5\nCauliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans 0.2\nBananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder\n5 beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,\nsorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard\nseeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,\npeanuts (kernels), pears, Sugar beets\n(roots), sweet corn (kernels),\nstrawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes OLS\nMeat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,\ngoats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk 0.05 **\na a\ncartap 0.05 Hops (dried) 5 Limits are for cartap, expressed as the\n(1978) Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried) 2 free base.\nGrapes, persimmons, radishes 1\nCabbage 0.2\nChestnut (seed including pericarp),\nginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),\nsweet corn 04\na a ae ee\n~chlormequat 0.05 Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat 50\n. Oats 10\n8 Wheat 5\na ht nae A ers ne a le", "img_59965.png": "ws Annex 1 :\nNd i\nACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED\nAT THE 1976 MEETING\n\nThese figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.\n\nPart I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-\nrary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year.in which further data are\nrequired is specified in parentheses.\n\nPart II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are\nrecommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO\n1976a, p. 42).\n\nPART |. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS\nSi A ae i eee Sep eee MR I NS i oe 2 ee ee\nRecommended\nPesticide-and maximum peconjendan\neptab! ;\nto previous daily intake Commodity siti Remarks\nevaluations * mg/kg bod; roe\na Ca aa (mafia)\net imei nde ne\nacephate 0,02 Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves \u00a2 10 Limits are for the parent compound.\nBroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, The metabolite OS-dimethy! phosphor-\ncauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes 5 amidothioate is the insecticide metha-\nCottonseed = midophos, for which separate recom-\nPotatoes, soybeans, sugar beets 1 mendations are made. .\nMeat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,\nand poultry, milk, eggs 01\nI a a a Ee a re Ee erg\ncaptafol 0.05 Pineapple (whole fruit) 10\n1970b, 1974b, (1977) Peanut hulls 2\n1975b Peanuts (whole) 0.5\nWheat 0.2\nPeanut kernels 0.05\ncarbaryl 0.01 Bran 20 Limits are now for carbaryl only, Those\n1965b, 1967b, Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled), recommended in 1973 were for free and\n1968b, 1969b, rye, wheat 5 combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,\n1970b, 1971b, Wholemeal flour = and conjugated methylol carbaryl.\n41974b, 1976b Wheat flour (white) 0.2 Limits cover residues resulting from\neither pre- or post-harvest uses of\ncarbaryl. The limit for rice is increased\n2 to provide for post-harvest application.\na a a gga ce\ncarbofuran 0,003 Tobacco (flue-cured) 50 Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and\n(1979) Alfalfa hay 20 3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as\nHops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize carbofuran.\nfodder (fresh), and other animal\nfeeds not otherwise listed 5\nBrussels sprouts 2\nSugar beet tops 4\nCabbage, carrots, potatoes 0.5\nCauliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans 0.2\nBananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder\n5 beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,\nsorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard\nseeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,\npeanuts (kernels), pears, Sugar beets\n(roots), sweet corn (kernels),\nstrawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes OLS\nMeat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,\ngoats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk 0.05 **\na a\ncartap 0.05 Hops (dried) 5 Limits are for cartap, expressed as the\n(1978) Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried) 2 free base.\nGrapes, persimmons, radishes 1\nCabbage 0.2\nChestnut (seed including pericarp),\nginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),\nsweet corn 04\na a ae ee\n~chlormequat 0.05 Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat 50\n. Oats 10\n8 Wheat 5\na ht nae A ers ne a le", "img_59972.png": "ws Annex 1 :\nNd i\nACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES, RESIDUE LIMITS, AND GUIDELINE LEVELS RECOMMENDED\nAT THE 1976 MEETING\n\nThese figures are additional to, or amend, those recorded in Annex 1 of the reports of earlier Meetings.\n\nPart I lists recommended maximum residue limits. These apply to compounds for which an ADI or tempo-\nrary ADI has been allocated. Where ADIs or residue limits are temporary, the year.in which further data are\nrequired is specified in parentheses.\n\nPart II lists guideline levels. These are derived from data relating to residues resulting from uses that are\nrecommended or authorized by national authorities, but they are not supported by ADIs (see FAO/WHO\n1976a, p. 42).\n\nPART |. ACCEPTABLE DAILY INTAKES AND MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS\nSi A ae i eee Sep eee MR I NS i oe 2 ee ee\nRecommended\nPesticide-and maximum peconjendan\neptab! ;\nto previous daily intake Commodity siti Remarks\nevaluations * mg/kg bod; roe\na Ca aa (mafia)\net imei nde ne\nacephate 0,02 Alfalfa, lettuce, sugar beet leaves \u00a2 10 Limits are for the parent compound.\nBroccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, The metabolite OS-dimethy! phosphor-\ncauliflower, citrus fruits, tomatoes 5 amidothioate is the insecticide metha-\nCottonseed = midophos, for which separate recom-\nPotatoes, soybeans, sugar beets 1 mendations are made. .\nMeat and fat of cattle, pigs, sheep,\nand poultry, milk, eggs 01\nI a a a Ee a re Ee erg\ncaptafol 0.05 Pineapple (whole fruit) 10\n1970b, 1974b, (1977) Peanut hulls 2\n1975b Peanuts (whole) 0.5\nWheat 0.2\nPeanut kernels 0.05\ncarbaryl 0.01 Bran 20 Limits are now for carbaryl only, Those\n1965b, 1967b, Barley, oats, rice (in husk and hulled), recommended in 1973 were for free and\n1968b, 1969b, rye, wheat 5 combined carbaryl, conjugated napthol,\n1970b, 1971b, Wholemeal flour = and conjugated methylol carbaryl.\n41974b, 1976b Wheat flour (white) 0.2 Limits cover residues resulting from\neither pre- or post-harvest uses of\ncarbaryl. The limit for rice is increased\n2 to provide for post-harvest application.\na a a gga ce\ncarbofuran 0,003 Tobacco (flue-cured) 50 Limits are for the sum of carbofuran and\n(1979) Alfalfa hay 20 3-hydroxy-carbofuran expressed as\nHops (dried), alfalfa (fresh), maize carbofuran.\nfodder (fresh), and other animal\nfeeds not otherwise listed 5\nBrussels sprouts 2\nSugar beet tops 4\nCabbage, carrots, potatoes 0.5\nCauliflower, rice (hulled), soybeans 0.2\nBananas, coffee (raw beans), fodder\n5 beets, grain (barley, maize, oats,\nsorghum, wheat), lettuce, mustard\nseeds, oil seeds, onions, peaches,\npeanuts (kernels), pears, Sugar beets\n(roots), sweet corn (kernels),\nstrawberries, sugar cane, tomatoes OLS\nMeat, fat, and edible offal of cattle,\ngoats, pigs, horses, and sheep, milk 0.05 **\na a\ncartap 0.05 Hops (dried) 5 Limits are for cartap, expressed as the\n(1978) Chinese cabbage, tea (green, dried) 2 free base.\nGrapes, persimmons, radishes 1\nCabbage 0.2\nChestnut (seed including pericarp),\nginger, potatoes, rice (hulled),\nsweet corn 04\na a ae ee\n~chlormequat 0.05 Straw of barley, oats, rye, and wheat 50\n. Oats 10\n8 Wheat 5\na ht nae A ers ne a le", "img_59974.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_59975.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_59978.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_59981.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_59984.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_59986.png": "i Annex 1 (coittinued) P\nSee\nRecommended\n\u2018 Pesticide and maximum Becoming ies\nreferences acceptable i\nto previous daily intake Commodity ane Remarks\nevaluations * (mg/kg body\nweight) (mg/kg)\nchlorpyriphos-methyl 0.01 White bread 0.5 The limit for white bread was recom-\n1976b Rice 04 mended by the 1975 Joint Meeting but\nomitted from its report. The residue in\nrice results from pre-harvest appli-\ncation. This entry amends the com-\nmodity description for rice in the 1975\nreport (1976a), but not the limit.\ndialifos 0,003 Apple pomace (dried) 40 Limits are for the sum of dialifos and\neicre pomrce caried) fa e ieee analogue, expressed as\nitrus pulp (drie ialifos.\nCitrus fruits 3\nApples, pears, raisins 2\nGrapes 1\nFat of meat of cattle and sheep, milk\n(fat basis) 0.02\nMeat and fat of poultry 0.05 **\nEggs, pecans 0.01 **\ndiphenylamine 0.02 \u00e9 Because of deficiencies in the available\n1970b data relating to residues following\ncurrent user practice, a possible\nlowering in the existing recommen-\ndation of 10 mg/kg for appies was\n- deferred for review in 1978.\nSe aoe 0.005 Eggs 0.01 ** The ADI refers to diquat dichloride.\ndodine 0.01 The temporary ADI and maximum\n1975b residue limits recommended by the 1974\nJoint Meeting are confirmed and no\nlonger temporary.\nedifenphos tions) Are e a : one Limits refer to the parent compound.\n(1979) ice (hulle .\nRice (polished) 0.01 **\nfenitrothion 0.005 Rice bran 20 Limits refer to the sum of fenitrothion\n1970b, 1975b Rice (in husk and hulled) 10 and its oxygen analogue expressed as\nRice (milled) 1 fenitrothion.\nfenthion 0.0005 . The date (1978) should appear beneath\n1972b the temporary /DI in the 1975 report\n\u00e9 (1976a).\nleptophos 0.001 Cottonseed oil (crude) 1 In Annex 1 to the 1975 report (1976a) the\n1975b, 1976b (1978) entry \u2018' cottonseed, oil (crude) '\" should\nread \u2018\u2018 cottonseed oil (crude). The\nne was correctly recorded as \u201c 1 mg/\no'.\nmethamidophos 0.002 pone i eatiniower-c\u00e9h Ranee 5 Limits refer to the parent compound.\n\u2018 r ' i , celery, lettuce,\ntomatoes 2\nBrussels sprouts, cabbage, cucumber,\neggplant, peaches, peppers, sugar\nbeet leaves 1\nPotatoes, rapeseed, cottonseed,\nsugar beets 04\nMeat and fat of cattle, goats, and\nsheep, milk 0.01 **\nparaquat 0.002 Sunflower seed 2, Limits are for paraquat lon, ADI is for\n1971b, 1973b Kidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.5 paraquat dichloride,\nDried hops, passion fruit 0.2\nFood commodities of plant origin\nother than those for which specific\nrecommendations have been made,\nmeat and edible offals other than\nkidney of sheep, cattle, and pigs 0.05 **\nEgos 0.01 **\nln eR a\nto Phosalone 0.006 Cherries 10\nx 1973b\nee", "img_64296.png": "| .\n|\n| WARNER-LAMBERT.COMPANY. . .\n| > . 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In the event-that The...\n\"Publisher is unable \u2018or unwilling to sell said reprints, then\u2019 Warner-Lambert and/or the author 00 0p nS\n\"shall be free to prepare such reprints themselves. ee ee ne et\n: WARNERLAMBERT COMPANY\n, . - , By: GZ. - \u2014 4} \u201c. for ee se .\nSharon Lehman, Authorize oo i] : :\n7 as Attomey-In-Fact for : : wes aes nes\n. Dr. Peter Corr, President, - mo : wt\n. \u2018Warner-Lambert Company we . mon, . :\n. * 2800 Plymouth Rd. . Ll el not\n: / \u2018Aun Arbor, MI 48105 / : . ss\nDated: . \u201c ~ . a\n| wf . . . .\n|\ni .\n|\n\u2018CONFIDENTIAL { Pfizer LeslieTive 0020886", "img_64250.png": "Table 3. Mean daily diary pain scores: descriptive statistics (intent-to-treat population) at , |\n: baseline and at endpoint (treatment groups: placebo or gabapentin 600, 1200, or 2400\n| mg/day). ,\n| ~~\" Placebo. \u201cGabapentin. Gabapentin Gabapentin _\n| 600 mg/day - 1200 mp/day 2400 mp/day\n| @=77) . (n= 82) (n=82), .  (n=83) oo\n| \u2018Baseline : , - -\nMean (SD) 6.2 (1.7) 6.3 (1.5) - 6.1 (1.6) 62 (1.6) . . . -\nRange 1.0-10.0 3.1-10.0 31-100 . 3.7-100  . . . .\nEndpointt : eg coon , . : . . t.\n: Mean (SD) 4.5 (2.3) 4.9(2.3) . _ 39 (2.4) 4.1 (2.5) \" . / .\nRange 0.1-9.4 00-94 00-90 00-91 Sy\n. Change _ ~ | e\nvee Mean (sb) -1.7(2.1) -1.4 (2.0) 2.2(22)  * -2.1(2.5). : | .\n: Range -7.3-1.9 -7.0-3.0 -7.0-3.3 . 9.7-3.0 - |\n\u201cScores from last 7 days before taking study medication, upto andincludingDay0. = |.\n\u2018Last 7 available scores. : | \u2018\nSD = Standard deviation. ~ ee \u2018 : . | \u00b0\nBo a |\n|\n: po\n. - |\n|\n|\na |\nCONFIDENTIAL , j p\u00e9izer LeslieTive_00209191", "img_50788.png": "9\nA idaau isan Ta i\nee ae\nBS au ed\naa aN\n[CTE\nae\naap atin of\n: a pce Ree ie oe eae Ae LES fem [onda] See bejow for Airline\n4 ; :. \u201cORTURCTION CRT) ay 7 Ce ann m._vericl nx\n\"Zea, Dea RE ee ee\nBe mee fl pea a FS. ONE IB\n{Pecoraro eae een at ett\nOZ) Boman | SV Hi ka7yRe ages\nqt i os Ae z u eo 8\npede reo/7/ | Y \\N AC Beane tt o-Ps\npei eA Cru Feo | Pras Ee ite IEF Beet eg teak\nPoets os fais 7 Cats apt ee PASSENGER ERED EBAGOAGE CIRCE = NO By te\n picfevacan PVT UA Bab WOE Bee American Airlines\n+ \u00a34 SOBLD? Z [ee Co le ah al oe SUBJECT TO. nebo onepe cus &. es :\nBeoico i renter\ni 5 ap pee\n| (6.06 Co co.|. : 001 = 1403465516 5\ni\neae i\nae\nce\n; CE", "img_50789.png": "9\nA idaau isan Ta i\nee ae\nBS au ed\naa aN\n[CTE\nae\naap atin of\n: a pce Ree ie oe eae Ae LES fem [onda] See bejow for Airline\n4 ; :. \u201cORTURCTION CRT) ay 7 Ce ann m._vericl nx\n\"Zea, Dea RE ee ee\nBe mee fl pea a FS. ONE IB\n{Pecoraro eae een at ett\nOZ) Boman | SV Hi ka7yRe ages\nqt i os Ae z u eo 8\npede reo/7/ | Y \\N AC Beane tt o-Ps\npei eA Cru Feo | Pras Ee ite IEF Beet eg teak\nPoets os fais 7 Cats apt ee PASSENGER ERED EBAGOAGE CIRCE = NO By te\n picfevacan PVT UA Bab WOE Bee American Airlines\n+ \u00a34 SOBLD? Z [ee Co le ah al oe SUBJECT TO. nebo onepe cus &. es :\nBeoico i renter\ni 5 ap pee\n| (6.06 Co co.|. : 001 = 1403465516 5\ni\neae i\nae\nce\n; CE", "img_50790.png": "9\nA idaau isan Ta i\nee ae\nBS au ed\naa aN\n[CTE\nae\naap atin of\n: a pce Ree ie oe eae Ae LES fem [onda] See bejow for Airline\n4 ; :. \u201cORTURCTION CRT) ay 7 Ce ann m._vericl nx\n\"Zea, Dea RE ee ee\nBe mee fl pea a FS. ONE IB\n{Pecoraro eae een at ett\nOZ) Boman | SV Hi ka7yRe ages\nqt i os Ae z u eo 8\npede reo/7/ | Y \\N AC Beane tt o-Ps\npei eA Cru Feo | Pras Ee ite IEF Beet eg teak\nPoets os fais 7 Cats apt ee PASSENGER ERED EBAGOAGE CIRCE = NO By te\n picfevacan PVT UA Bab WOE Bee American Airlines\n+ \u00a34 SOBLD? Z [ee Co le ah al oe SUBJECT TO. nebo onepe cus &. es :\nBeoico i renter\ni 5 ap pee\n| (6.06 Co co.|. : 001 = 1403465516 5\ni\neae i\nae\nce\n; CE", "img_50791.png": "9\nA idaau isan Ta i\nee ae\nBS au ed\naa aN\n[CTE\nae\naap atin of\n: a pce Ree ie oe eae Ae LES fem [onda] See bejow for Airline\n4 ; :. \u201cORTURCTION CRT) ay 7 Ce ann m._vericl nx\n\"Zea, Dea RE ee ee\nBe mee fl pea a FS. ONE IB\n{Pecoraro eae een at ett\nOZ) Boman | SV Hi ka7yRe ages\nqt i os Ae z u eo 8\npede reo/7/ | Y \\N AC Beane tt o-Ps\npei eA Cru Feo | Pras Ee ite IEF Beet eg teak\nPoets os fais 7 Cats apt ee PASSENGER ERED EBAGOAGE CIRCE = NO By te\n picfevacan PVT UA Bab WOE Bee American Airlines\n+ \u00a34 SOBLD? Z [ee Co le ah al oe SUBJECT TO. nebo onepe cus &. es :\nBeoico i renter\ni 5 ap pee\n| (6.06 Co co.|. : 001 = 1403465516 5\ni\neae i\nae\nce\n; CE", "img_63665.png": "7\n* FINANCIAL STATEMENT\nSAINT LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION\nOPERATING FUND\nEXPENDITURES AND ALLOCATIONS COMPARED TO BUDGET\nFOR EIGHT MONTHS ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1976\nACTUAL\nOVER OR BUDGET\nUNDER BALANCE\nACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET FOR YEA\nSalaries $ 110,141 $ 110,024 $ din $ 55,006\nPayroll Taxes 5,038 6,846 1,808 37 4Dd\nEmployee Benefits OF eo PORES 1,493 5,464\nBuilding Occupancy 11,802 11,652 <1507 4,848\nTelephone & Telegraph S255 3,166 C8 1,474\nTravel Expense 482 1,460 978 530\nOffice Supplies 4,179 4/375 196 1,535\nEquipment 7,862 7,500 342 95\nPrinting & Publications 42,732 Say coe 10,563 14,815\nPostage & Shipping 14,402 16,846 2,444 6,558\nVisual Aids, Media'& Films 197025, S475: 2,450 260\nConferences, Conventions,\nand Meetings 4,693 4,765 he 3,565\nDoctors Fees & Other Services 20,238 33,7487 13,249 L55 S22\nMiscellaneous Expenses 6, 2:15 Lyk. 898 27 93z\nHeart Program Services 1 OLA, Gl; .\nContingency ao 2,000\n242,797 274,716 31,919 \u00a337,952\nSupport from others:\nMRFIT\nActual Cost to Date 257,872\nBilled to Date 298,039\n40,167 40,167\nLifetime Friends Income La 7,524.1)\nL.P.N. Course 61s) <375>)\nAdvanced CC 1,560 <I,0007 560 ) eal\nBasic EKG 3,682 <2,100 1,582 ) 2,400)\nCare Acute Patient 595 $2,200 C665 ) aan\nEvening Cardiology Series 2,835 Z, 50D 335 )\nDay of Cardiology for Nurses 324 i 324 )\nDentist Man. of C.P. 1,600 1,600 )\n190.,520 267,481 16,961 +15;,552,\nSYo)U| Kerevan ait OSM /AVMWANIVAlL AL [UKs1(aVZ0 [oe10]nal=1pltcm (ens m-1e 6) L0(elexsyi inn) ali 0 /a-arA", "img_63666.png": "7\n* FINANCIAL STATEMENT\nSAINT LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION\nOPERATING FUND\nEXPENDITURES AND ALLOCATIONS COMPARED TO BUDGET\nFOR EIGHT MONTHS ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1976\nACTUAL\nOVER OR BUDGET\nUNDER BALANCE\nACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET FOR YEA\nSalaries $ 110,141 $ 110,024 $ din $ 55,006\nPayroll Taxes 5,038 6,846 1,808 37 4Dd\nEmployee Benefits OF eo PORES 1,493 5,464\nBuilding Occupancy 11,802 11,652 <1507 4,848\nTelephone & Telegraph S255 3,166 C8 1,474\nTravel Expense 482 1,460 978 530\nOffice Supplies 4,179 4/375 196 1,535\nEquipment 7,862 7,500 342 95\nPrinting & Publications 42,732 Say coe 10,563 14,815\nPostage & Shipping 14,402 16,846 2,444 6,558\nVisual Aids, Media'& Films 197025, S475: 2,450 260\nConferences, Conventions,\nand Meetings 4,693 4,765 he 3,565\nDoctors Fees & Other Services 20,238 33,7487 13,249 L55 S22\nMiscellaneous Expenses 6, 2:15 Lyk. 898 27 93z\nHeart Program Services 1 OLA, Gl; .\nContingency ao 2,000\n242,797 274,716 31,919 \u00a337,952\nSupport from others:\nMRFIT\nActual Cost to Date 257,872\nBilled to Date 298,039\n40,167 40,167\nLifetime Friends Income La 7,524.1)\nL.P.N. Course 61s) <375>)\nAdvanced CC 1,560 <I,0007 560 ) eal\nBasic EKG 3,682 <2,100 1,582 ) 2,400)\nCare Acute Patient 595 $2,200 C665 ) aan\nEvening Cardiology Series 2,835 Z, 50D 335 )\nDay of Cardiology for Nurses 324 i 324 )\nDentist Man. of C.P. 1,600 1,600 )\n190.,520 267,481 16,961 +15;,552,\nSYo)U| Kerevan ait OSM /AVMWANIVAlL AL [UKs1(aVZ0 [oe10]nal=1pltcm (ens m-1e 6) L0(elexsyi inn) ali 0 /a-arA", "img_63667.png": "7\n* FINANCIAL STATEMENT\nSAINT LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION\nOPERATING FUND\nEXPENDITURES AND ALLOCATIONS COMPARED TO BUDGET\nFOR EIGHT MONTHS ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1976\nACTUAL\nOVER OR BUDGET\nUNDER BALANCE\nACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET FOR YEA\nSalaries $ 110,141 $ 110,024 $ din $ 55,006\nPayroll Taxes 5,038 6,846 1,808 37 4Dd\nEmployee Benefits OF eo PORES 1,493 5,464\nBuilding Occupancy 11,802 11,652 <1507 4,848\nTelephone & Telegraph S255 3,166 C8 1,474\nTravel Expense 482 1,460 978 530\nOffice Supplies 4,179 4/375 196 1,535\nEquipment 7,862 7,500 342 95\nPrinting & Publications 42,732 Say coe 10,563 14,815\nPostage & Shipping 14,402 16,846 2,444 6,558\nVisual Aids, Media'& Films 197025, S475: 2,450 260\nConferences, Conventions,\nand Meetings 4,693 4,765 he 3,565\nDoctors Fees & Other Services 20,238 33,7487 13,249 L55 S22\nMiscellaneous Expenses 6, 2:15 Lyk. 898 27 93z\nHeart Program Services 1 OLA, Gl; .\nContingency ao 2,000\n242,797 274,716 31,919 \u00a337,952\nSupport from others:\nMRFIT\nActual Cost to Date 257,872\nBilled to Date 298,039\n40,167 40,167\nLifetime Friends Income La 7,524.1)\nL.P.N. Course 61s) <375>)\nAdvanced CC 1,560 <I,0007 560 ) eal\nBasic EKG 3,682 <2,100 1,582 ) 2,400)\nCare Acute Patient 595 $2,200 C665 ) aan\nEvening Cardiology Series 2,835 Z, 50D 335 )\nDay of Cardiology for Nurses 324 i 324 )\nDentist Man. of C.P. 1,600 1,600 )\n190.,520 267,481 16,961 +15;,552,\nSYo)U| Kerevan ait OSM /AVMWANIVAlL AL [UKs1(aVZ0 [oe10]nal=1pltcm (ens m-1e 6) L0(elexsyi inn) ali 0 /a-arA", "img_63668.png": "7\n* FINANCIAL STATEMENT\nSAINT LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION\nOPERATING FUND\nEXPENDITURES AND ALLOCATIONS COMPARED TO BUDGET\nFOR EIGHT MONTHS ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1976\nACTUAL\nOVER OR BUDGET\nUNDER BALANCE\nACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET FOR YEA\nSalaries $ 110,141 $ 110,024 $ din $ 55,006\nPayroll Taxes 5,038 6,846 1,808 37 4Dd\nEmployee Benefits OF eo PORES 1,493 5,464\nBuilding Occupancy 11,802 11,652 <1507 4,848\nTelephone & Telegraph S255 3,166 C8 1,474\nTravel Expense 482 1,460 978 530\nOffice Supplies 4,179 4/375 196 1,535\nEquipment 7,862 7,500 342 95\nPrinting & Publications 42,732 Say coe 10,563 14,815\nPostage & Shipping 14,402 16,846 2,444 6,558\nVisual Aids, Media'& Films 197025, S475: 2,450 260\nConferences, Conventions,\nand Meetings 4,693 4,765 he 3,565\nDoctors Fees & Other Services 20,238 33,7487 13,249 L55 S22\nMiscellaneous Expenses 6, 2:15 Lyk. 898 27 93z\nHeart Program Services 1 OLA, Gl; .\nContingency ao 2,000\n242,797 274,716 31,919 \u00a337,952\nSupport from others:\nMRFIT\nActual Cost to Date 257,872\nBilled to Date 298,039\n40,167 40,167\nLifetime Friends Income La 7,524.1)\nL.P.N. Course 61s) <375>)\nAdvanced CC 1,560 <I,0007 560 ) eal\nBasic EKG 3,682 <2,100 1,582 ) 2,400)\nCare Acute Patient 595 $2,200 C665 ) aan\nEvening Cardiology Series 2,835 Z, 50D 335 )\nDay of Cardiology for Nurses 324 i 324 )\nDentist Man. of C.P. 1,600 1,600 )\n190.,520 267,481 16,961 +15;,552,\nSYo)U| Kerevan ait OSM /AVMWANIVAlL AL [UKs1(aVZ0 [oe10]nal=1pltcm (ens m-1e 6) L0(elexsyi inn) ali 0 /a-arA", "img_47697.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47702.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47706.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47709.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47712.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47716.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47719.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_47727.png": "Addendum to Resume\nMARGARITA NAGY, M.S., R.D.\nREFERENCES\nWilliam R. Beisel, M.D. William J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\nDeputy for Science President\nU.S. Army Medical Research Insititute The Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\nfor Infectious Diseases _ 489 Fifth Avenue\nFort Detrick New York, New York 10017\nFrederick, MD 21701 (212) 687-4830\n(301) 663-2772\nAsher J. Finkel, M.D.\nFeo. 1, (9et James L. Breeling Group Vice President on\nEyeey = Director, Division of Continuing Scientific Affairs\nTive DIRECTOR . i i : Roe\nDesire nave Medical Studies American Medical Association\nAmerican Medical Association 535 N. Dearborn St.\nSo = ETE E535 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60610\nClA Teen :\nChicago, IL 60610 (312) 751-6226\n(312) 751-6566\nMaurice E. Shils, M.D., Sc.D.\nC. Wayne Callaway, M.D. Director of Nutrition\nExecutive Secretary Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer\nNutrition Coordinating Committee Center\nDepartment of Health and Human Services Memorial Hospital, Box 257\nHubert H. Humphrey Bldg., Rm. 728F 1275 York Avenue\n200 Independence Avenue, S.W. New York, New York 10021\nWashington, D.C. 20201 (212) 794-6984\n(202) 472-5308\nPhilip L. White, Sc.D.\nC.O. Chichester, Ph.D. Director, Department of Foods\nVice-President and Nutrition\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. American Medical Association\n489 Fifth Avenue 535 N. Dearborn St.\nNew York, New York 10017 Chicago, IL 160610\n(212) 687-4830\nArvid Wretlind, M.D.\nDirector, Cutter-Vitrum Institute\nof Human Nutrition\n2200 Powell Street\nEmeryville, CA 94608\n(415) 420-4000, Ext. 2166\nOUruec. ATTN Ya GV7a FaYoUNTaaY=Yal SMUT = 16 [U7 L6 LoTR TAA y", "img_55363.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_55366.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_55367.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_55368.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_55369.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_55370.png": "Annual Financial Statement 2011\n\nFinance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance Finance\nee Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone | Standalone\n[| Rs. Million | Date | Rs. Million _| Rs. Million _[ Rs. Million | Rs. Million | Rs. Million |\n|| Dec-t2_[Dec-t2_[Decda_\u2014 | Decdd | Decd1_ | Dec-41__ | Dec-t1___\nCompany | Total Year Contingent | Total Change in | Total Total\nfrome\u201d [taiies [\u00b0\u00b0 [fants [income [Stock asets | ereses_|\n[ cigfilitd. | 687.4 | 3/31/2012 |__sf 1038.6 ao 87.4 | 10675\n\nEconomic Growth\n\nil\n\npe ||\nservices\n\n| Priorperiodincome |\n| Change instock |\n| Totalprovisions |\n| Provisionfordirecttax | 4\n|__Priorperiodexpenses [| |\nJo PAT |\n| PAT (PE) | 8\nPo\nPe", "img_63636.png": "|\n\nMISSION\n\nASPEN members are health care profes-\n\nsionals (physicians, nurses, dietitians, phar-\nmacists, nutritionists, etc.) dedicated to the\nfostering of good nutritional support of pa-\n\ntients during hospitalization and rehabilita-\n\n| tion. By promoting the team approach and by\n\n| educating health care professionals at all\nlevels, ASPEN encourages the development\nof improved nutritional support procedures\nand improved patient care. ASPEN also\nundertakes the development and validation\n\nof guidelines for the nutritional assessment\nand support of individuals in both disease\nand health.\n\nBENEFITS\ni ASPEN Members receive a variety of con-\n\ncrete benefits from their participation in the\nSociety.\n\nFirst, ASPEN Members are kept informed of\nimportant developments in the field of\nclinical nutrition through a variety of ASPEN\n\npublications.\n\nSecond, ASPEN-sponsored educational\n\nmaterials support a wide program of na-\n\ntional, regional, and local nutrition-related\neducational activities.\n\nThird, ASPEN meetings -- including the an-\n\nnual Clinical Congress -- allow members to\ni learn of recent advances in clinical nutrition\n\nknowledge and patient care and develop in-\nterpersonal, professional communications.\n\nAs an added benefit, ASPEN meetings also\n\nprovide continuing education credit in the\n\nareas of medicine, dietetics, nursing and\nr pharmacy.", "img_63637.png": "|\n\nMISSION\n\nASPEN members are health care profes-\n\nsionals (physicians, nurses, dietitians, phar-\nmacists, nutritionists, etc.) dedicated to the\nfostering of good nutritional support of pa-\n\ntients during hospitalization and rehabilita-\n\n| tion. By promoting the team approach and by\n\n| educating health care professionals at all\nlevels, ASPEN encourages the development\nof improved nutritional support procedures\nand improved patient care. ASPEN also\nundertakes the development and validation\n\nof guidelines for the nutritional assessment\nand support of individuals in both disease\nand health.\n\nBENEFITS\ni ASPEN Members receive a variety of con-\n\ncrete benefits from their participation in the\nSociety.\n\nFirst, ASPEN Members are kept informed of\nimportant developments in the field of\nclinical nutrition through a variety of ASPEN\n\npublications.\n\nSecond, ASPEN-sponsored educational\n\nmaterials support a wide program of na-\n\ntional, regional, and local nutrition-related\neducational activities.\n\nThird, ASPEN meetings -- including the an-\n\nnual Clinical Congress -- allow members to\ni learn of recent advances in clinical nutrition\n\nknowledge and patient care and develop in-\nterpersonal, professional communications.\n\nAs an added benefit, ASPEN meetings also\n\nprovide continuing education credit in the\n\nareas of medicine, dietetics, nursing and\nr pharmacy.", "img_63638.png": "|\n\nMISSION\n\nASPEN members are health care profes-\n\nsionals (physicians, nurses, dietitians, phar-\nmacists, nutritionists, etc.) dedicated to the\nfostering of good nutritional support of pa-\n\ntients during hospitalization and rehabilita-\n\n| tion. By promoting the team approach and by\n\n| educating health care professionals at all\nlevels, ASPEN encourages the development\nof improved nutritional support procedures\nand improved patient care. ASPEN also\nundertakes the development and validation\n\nof guidelines for the nutritional assessment\nand support of individuals in both disease\nand health.\n\nBENEFITS\ni ASPEN Members receive a variety of con-\n\ncrete benefits from their participation in the\nSociety.\n\nFirst, ASPEN Members are kept informed of\nimportant developments in the field of\nclinical nutrition through a variety of ASPEN\n\npublications.\n\nSecond, ASPEN-sponsored educational\n\nmaterials support a wide program of na-\n\ntional, regional, and local nutrition-related\neducational activities.\n\nThird, ASPEN meetings -- including the an-\n\nnual Clinical Congress -- allow members to\ni learn of recent advances in clinical nutrition\n\nknowledge and patient care and develop in-\nterpersonal, professional communications.\n\nAs an added benefit, ASPEN meetings also\n\nprovide continuing education credit in the\n\nareas of medicine, dietetics, nursing and\nr pharmacy.", "img_50529.png": "~o ee ee -_\u2014 \u2014~\u2014\u2014- out ome eee\nt\n\u2018 (B&W) PROTECTED BY MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION PROTECTIVE ORDER\nwt\na4 o\nYEM SMOKER PROFILE =\n| - YEM = ALL SMOKERS INDEX\nSEX\n~ MALE 47% 50% 94\nz FEMALE 53 50 106\n.\u00a2\noS AGE >\n5 21-35 31 38 82\n8 36+ . 69 62 111\nca\n\u201cag INCOME\noe 0 - $19,999 as 34 132\n\u201c8 $20,000 - 39,999 34\u00b0 33 103\n.\u00a7 $40, 000+ 21 32 56\n\u201c z -\nig\n(= B&W SALES REGIONS\n2 NORTHEAST 9 15 60\n= EAST COAST 8 lo 80\n7 CENTRAL 15 4 107\n-\u00a3 SOUTHEAST 10 20 100\n3 SOUTH CENTRAL 14 12 117\n-\u00a7 NORTH CENTRAL 47 15 113\nSOUTHWEST 1 9 122\nWEST 16 16 100\nSOURCE: TOTAL 1992 WEIGHTED BRAND/BLACK SWITCHER DATA\n(SMOKERS 21 YEARS AND UP)\nEGUSt IF.\n. \u00b0 Bi2 71401\n1\nnt\n- |\nnai . .", "img_50532.png": "~o ee ee -_\u2014 \u2014~\u2014\u2014- out ome eee\nt\n\u2018 (B&W) PROTECTED BY MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION PROTECTIVE ORDER\nwt\na4 o\nYEM SMOKER PROFILE =\n| - YEM = ALL SMOKERS INDEX\nSEX\n~ MALE 47% 50% 94\nz FEMALE 53 50 106\n.\u00a2\noS AGE >\n5 21-35 31 38 82\n8 36+ . 69 62 111\nca\n\u201cag INCOME\noe 0 - $19,999 as 34 132\n\u201c8 $20,000 - 39,999 34\u00b0 33 103\n.\u00a7 $40, 000+ 21 32 56\n\u201c z -\nig\n(= B&W SALES REGIONS\n2 NORTHEAST 9 15 60\n= EAST COAST 8 lo 80\n7 CENTRAL 15 4 107\n-\u00a3 SOUTHEAST 10 20 100\n3 SOUTH CENTRAL 14 12 117\n-\u00a7 NORTH CENTRAL 47 15 113\nSOUTHWEST 1 9 122\nWEST 16 16 100\nSOURCE: TOTAL 1992 WEIGHTED BRAND/BLACK SWITCHER DATA\n(SMOKERS 21 YEARS AND UP)\nEGUSt IF.\n. \u00b0 Bi2 71401\n1\nnt\n- |\nnai . .", "img_62939.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_62940.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_62941.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_62942.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_62943.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_62944.png": "\u2014\u2014 Ochehern 13-3] 1979\nhe Nugtiela '\nAPS meal THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\n\nA i aid 48S FIFTH AVENUE + hE YORK NY F067. 212 687.4839\n\nPo os Tees: DRGs ING Ro . Cenee. NENT RIT OOM New oe.\n\neen peer\nStatement of Expenses /? ha fh q\nUSBA Meetings, Australia\n\n. October 13-31, 1979\n\nTaxi, October 13: To LaGuardia Airport, New York. ....~- + - -$ 11.007\nTaxi, October 31: From Newark Airport to office... . ++ \u00ab+ \u00ab 30.00\nLunch, October 17... 6 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ew ee) 28.39\n\n. Rental Car, San Francisco, October 17. .....2.2.2. ..2.6-8 90.82 * wrd x ur\nHotel: San Francisco Hilton, October 30: .........88+8 64.96\nTransportation to hotel... .- . 2. 2.2 2. ee eee ew we www es 5,00\nGratuities (baggage, hotels)... .... 2... eee ew eece 22.00\n\n. TH +e\nVisa expenses. - . ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ew ek ew) 20.50 w\nPp \u2014 Reta lecra Ue\n: $ 272.67\n-_\u2014 ~\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979\no Cb hn a a oe fc] el = plein f)", "img_22076.png": "1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIQREQGY\n=] VE r\nAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSION 4 5\nfAy\n= Sev, 1 ? 1975\n<7 Or\nJune 20-July 10, 1976 ,. *. \u00a32 Pup;\n24 oF Pidemiaio, \"ech |\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK i ef &y\na ~\n. hoe GS Rrore. .. see on UBOIS a\nFirst Middle Last i\n2. Exact Title Chef lintgue-assistant 3. Department Hygiene and Public Heal |\n4. Employer University Hospital Nedical Unwersiky 5. Office Prone seat se ee a :\nGs) Officavnddness.\u00b0 Pla cpeu-dek Verdun 8 tele os Rien eS eS pn = :\nNo. Street City State Zip a\n7. Home Address -3__All\u00e9e des Piquiers _Marcq-en-Barceul France $9700 |\nNo. Street ity State Zip Fi\n8: \u2018Home'Phonei 2 | OP Sex | made. 2 0 Date of Birth 7/22/1967. 3\n11. Teaching Activities Taos an H\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year |\nFaculty of Medicine Hygiene Epidemsology Medical stadents 50 |\nNurses Schools u Nurses 40 Bi\n, 12. College, University, and Professional Education 4\nSchool Major \\ | Degree Year ;\nSe eMedicine Sp = 5 Hygiene Bacteriolo: ogy FID special aly _. _4974 - 1932 i\ni\nJshns Hopkins Sch of yqsene ees ois Ee Re Pe ees ee Ie oe :\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) /\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years |\nUniversity Hos pital Chef de clinrgve 2 :\nBe a Ge A SR Pelee. ta ae de. ee ee Oe ane ;\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? {60S Sea Sen. Soe )\nCourse Title ) Hours School Year Taken 3 3\nPtitansatals 9 UG Teh eee ee 3\n#\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes_\u00ae DD,\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken |\nFite damental eeancers: \\aa sd we at Johns Hopking 19523 4\nchranic diseasessinfectinvs ase te i ellie ee |\nOVER 1", "img_22078.png": "1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIQREQGY\n=] VE r\nAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSION 4 5\nfAy\n= Sev, 1 ? 1975\n<7 Or\nJune 20-July 10, 1976 ,. *. \u00a32 Pup;\n24 oF Pidemiaio, \"ech |\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK i ef &y\na ~\n. hoe GS Rrore. .. see on UBOIS a\nFirst Middle Last i\n2. Exact Title Chef lintgue-assistant 3. Department Hygiene and Public Heal |\n4. Employer University Hospital Nedical Unwersiky 5. Office Prone seat se ee a :\nGs) Officavnddness.\u00b0 Pla cpeu-dek Verdun 8 tele os Rien eS eS pn = :\nNo. Street City State Zip a\n7. Home Address -3__All\u00e9e des Piquiers _Marcq-en-Barceul France $9700 |\nNo. Street ity State Zip Fi\n8: \u2018Home'Phonei 2 | OP Sex | made. 2 0 Date of Birth 7/22/1967. 3\n11. Teaching Activities Taos an H\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year |\nFaculty of Medicine Hygiene Epidemsology Medical stadents 50 |\nNurses Schools u Nurses 40 Bi\n, 12. College, University, and Professional Education 4\nSchool Major \\ | Degree Year ;\nSe eMedicine Sp = 5 Hygiene Bacteriolo: ogy FID special aly _. _4974 - 1932 i\ni\nJshns Hopkins Sch of yqsene ees ois Ee Re Pe ees ee Ie oe :\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) /\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years |\nUniversity Hos pital Chef de clinrgve 2 :\nBe a Ge A SR Pelee. ta ae de. ee ee Oe ane ;\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? {60S Sea Sen. Soe )\nCourse Title ) Hours School Year Taken 3 3\nPtitansatals 9 UG Teh eee ee 3\n#\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes_\u00ae DD,\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken |\nFite damental eeancers: \\aa sd we at Johns Hopking 19523 4\nchranic diseasessinfectinvs ase te i ellie ee |\nOVER 1", "img_56914.png": "- \u00a2q .\n* (G) RETIREMENT BENEFIT :\n\u2019 Contribution to provident fund and family pension furd are\n4 charged to the profit & loss account as incurred.\n\u00e9 Contribution for gratuity is made on the basis of amount |\niy determined by the Life Insurance Corporation of India under\na the Group Gratuity Scher e, as applicable, are charged to the\n. Profit & Loss Account.\n} Provision for earned leave due is made in the accounts\ne\n(A) RESEARCH & DEVELOPM=NT\na Revenue axpenditure on %esearch and Developmert is charged\n5 against the profit of the year in which it is incurred.\ni Capital expenditure on Research & Development is shown as an -\n. addition to fixed assets. -\n: 2 CONTINGENT LIABILITY -\na\n. ) Liability for entry tax in scme states has not been provided .\nr for since the claim have r ot been received by the company .\n. i) Outstanding bank guarantee given by the company %s.Nil\n. (pravious year Rs.65,00,000) on account of provisional assessment of\nof excise duty.\n. 3 Income Tax assessment has been completed up to A.Y. 1997-98. Tne Company has won all\nits appeals before C.I.T. Appeals. However, the Department appeals are pending before\n\u201c ITAT. Additional demand, if any would be known only after the disposa! of appeals.\n4 The company has started! a new unit at Agartala (Tripura)\nwhich commenced its co:nmercial production on 23 rd November 1999\n5 Previous year figures, including quantitywise details have\nbeen regrouped, rearran.jed wherever necessary, to make them comparable\n. 6 \u201cSUNDRY DEBTORS\" INCLUDES\n{A} Debts due from firms an:} companies in which Directors are\ninterested :\nNAME OF FIRM AMOUNT DUE MAXIMUM AMOUNT\nASON __DUE :\n31.03.2000 31.03.1999 31.03.2000 31.03.1999\n* M/s Meenakshi Stores 0.CO 158863.44 153096.84 399625.15\n3 2 Mis Satya Pal Shiv Kumar OcO 185009.18 190029 86 1096.99.67\n[ 3 M/S Flosyri Fragrances 748105 (0 - 289869 OD 48441822\n| 4 Mis Oharampal Satyapal L d. 30890.C0 - 65066 00 -\n5 M/s. Baba Global Ltd 5608405 881458.61 1983811.00 5856881.69\n6 M/s Toppers Marketing Pv\u2019 Ltd 0.0 - 29294.00 .\n4 7 Mis Baba Global Inc 1114018.59 - 991306 66 :\noi)  SBaba Asia Limited 0.80 - 1\u20ac87092.98 :\n\u201c(8 1\n\\ Hey, JO!\nN i Ws SRW Machinen India td 791558.U0 - 600000.00\nup\n| a\nt\n{\n3\nSLoTUTReT=HaN ae eSATA ae [URS Z6 (eXeLU pa la10 | SMUT =16UIL6 Lele TA Ta Oyazas", "img_56917.png": "- \u00a2q .\n* (G) RETIREMENT BENEFIT :\n\u2019 Contribution to provident fund and family pension furd are\n4 charged to the profit & loss account as incurred.\n\u00e9 Contribution for gratuity is made on the basis of amount |\niy determined by the Life Insurance Corporation of India under\na the Group Gratuity Scher e, as applicable, are charged to the\n. Profit & Loss Account.\n} Provision for earned leave due is made in the accounts\ne\n(A) RESEARCH & DEVELOPM=NT\na Revenue axpenditure on %esearch and Developmert is charged\n5 against the profit of the year in which it is incurred.\ni Capital expenditure on Research & Development is shown as an -\n. addition to fixed assets. -\n: 2 CONTINGENT LIABILITY -\na\n. ) Liability for entry tax in scme states has not been provided .\nr for since the claim have r ot been received by the company .\n. i) Outstanding bank guarantee given by the company %s.Nil\n. (pravious year Rs.65,00,000) on account of provisional assessment of\nof excise duty.\n. 3 Income Tax assessment has been completed up to A.Y. 1997-98. Tne Company has won all\nits appeals before C.I.T. Appeals. However, the Department appeals are pending before\n\u201c ITAT. Additional demand, if any would be known only after the disposa! of appeals.\n4 The company has started! a new unit at Agartala (Tripura)\nwhich commenced its co:nmercial production on 23 rd November 1999\n5 Previous year figures, including quantitywise details have\nbeen regrouped, rearran.jed wherever necessary, to make them comparable\n. 6 \u201cSUNDRY DEBTORS\" INCLUDES\n{A} Debts due from firms an:} companies in which Directors are\ninterested :\nNAME OF FIRM AMOUNT DUE MAXIMUM AMOUNT\nASON __DUE :\n31.03.2000 31.03.1999 31.03.2000 31.03.1999\n* M/s Meenakshi Stores 0.CO 158863.44 153096.84 399625.15\n3 2 Mis Satya Pal Shiv Kumar OcO 185009.18 190029 86 1096.99.67\n[ 3 M/S Flosyri Fragrances 748105 (0 - 289869 OD 48441822\n| 4 Mis Oharampal Satyapal L d. 30890.C0 - 65066 00 -\n5 M/s. Baba Global Ltd 5608405 881458.61 1983811.00 5856881.69\n6 M/s Toppers Marketing Pv\u2019 Ltd 0.0 - 29294.00 .\n4 7 Mis Baba Global Inc 1114018.59 - 991306 66 :\noi)  SBaba Asia Limited 0.80 - 1\u20ac87092.98 :\n\u201c(8 1\n\\ Hey, JO!\nN i Ws SRW Machinen India td 791558.U0 - 600000.00\nup\n| a\nt\n{\n3\nSLoTUTReT=HaN ae eSATA ae [URS Z6 (eXeLU pa la10 | SMUT =16UIL6 Lele TA Ta Oyazas", "img_56922.png": "- \u00a2q .\n* (G) RETIREMENT BENEFIT :\n\u2019 Contribution to provident fund and family pension furd are\n4 charged to the profit & loss account as incurred.\n\u00e9 Contribution for gratuity is made on the basis of amount |\niy determined by the Life Insurance Corporation of India under\na the Group Gratuity Scher e, as applicable, are charged to the\n. Profit & Loss Account.\n} Provision for earned leave due is made in the accounts\ne\n(A) RESEARCH & DEVELOPM=NT\na Revenue axpenditure on %esearch and Developmert is charged\n5 against the profit of the year in which it is incurred.\ni Capital expenditure on Research & Development is shown as an -\n. addition to fixed assets. -\n: 2 CONTINGENT LIABILITY -\na\n. ) Liability for entry tax in scme states has not been provided .\nr for since the claim have r ot been received by the company .\n. i) Outstanding bank guarantee given by the company %s.Nil\n. (pravious year Rs.65,00,000) on account of provisional assessment of\nof excise duty.\n. 3 Income Tax assessment has been completed up to A.Y. 1997-98. Tne Company has won all\nits appeals before C.I.T. Appeals. However, the Department appeals are pending before\n\u201c ITAT. Additional demand, if any would be known only after the disposa! of appeals.\n4 The company has started! a new unit at Agartala (Tripura)\nwhich commenced its co:nmercial production on 23 rd November 1999\n5 Previous year figures, including quantitywise details have\nbeen regrouped, rearran.jed wherever necessary, to make them comparable\n. 6 \u201cSUNDRY DEBTORS\" INCLUDES\n{A} Debts due from firms an:} companies in which Directors are\ninterested :\nNAME OF FIRM AMOUNT DUE MAXIMUM AMOUNT\nASON __DUE :\n31.03.2000 31.03.1999 31.03.2000 31.03.1999\n* M/s Meenakshi Stores 0.CO 158863.44 153096.84 399625.15\n3 2 Mis Satya Pal Shiv Kumar OcO 185009.18 190029 86 1096.99.67\n[ 3 M/S Flosyri Fragrances 748105 (0 - 289869 OD 48441822\n| 4 Mis Oharampal Satyapal L d. 30890.C0 - 65066 00 -\n5 M/s. Baba Global Ltd 5608405 881458.61 1983811.00 5856881.69\n6 M/s Toppers Marketing Pv\u2019 Ltd 0.0 - 29294.00 .\n4 7 Mis Baba Global Inc 1114018.59 - 991306 66 :\noi)  SBaba Asia Limited 0.80 - 1\u20ac87092.98 :\n\u201c(8 1\n\\ Hey, JO!\nN i Ws SRW Machinen India td 791558.U0 - 600000.00\nup\n| a\nt\n{\n3\nSLoTUTReT=HaN ae eSATA ae [URS Z6 (eXeLU pa la10 | SMUT =16UIL6 Lele TA Ta Oyazas", "img_56924.png": "- \u00a2q .\n* (G) RETIREMENT BENEFIT :\n\u2019 Contribution to provident fund and family pension furd are\n4 charged to the profit & loss account as incurred.\n\u00e9 Contribution for gratuity is made on the basis of amount |\niy determined by the Life Insurance Corporation of India under\na the Group Gratuity Scher e, as applicable, are charged to the\n. Profit & Loss Account.\n} Provision for earned leave due is made in the accounts\ne\n(A) RESEARCH & DEVELOPM=NT\na Revenue axpenditure on %esearch and Developmert is charged\n5 against the profit of the year in which it is incurred.\ni Capital expenditure on Research & Development is shown as an -\n. addition to fixed assets. -\n: 2 CONTINGENT LIABILITY -\na\n. ) Liability for entry tax in scme states has not been provided .\nr for since the claim have r ot been received by the company .\n. i) Outstanding bank guarantee given by the company %s.Nil\n. (pravious year Rs.65,00,000) on account of provisional assessment of\nof excise duty.\n. 3 Income Tax assessment has been completed up to A.Y. 1997-98. Tne Company has won all\nits appeals before C.I.T. Appeals. However, the Department appeals are pending before\n\u201c ITAT. Additional demand, if any would be known only after the disposa! of appeals.\n4 The company has started! a new unit at Agartala (Tripura)\nwhich commenced its co:nmercial production on 23 rd November 1999\n5 Previous year figures, including quantitywise details have\nbeen regrouped, rearran.jed wherever necessary, to make them comparable\n. 6 \u201cSUNDRY DEBTORS\" INCLUDES\n{A} Debts due from firms an:} companies in which Directors are\ninterested :\nNAME OF FIRM AMOUNT DUE MAXIMUM AMOUNT\nASON __DUE :\n31.03.2000 31.03.1999 31.03.2000 31.03.1999\n* M/s Meenakshi Stores 0.CO 158863.44 153096.84 399625.15\n3 2 Mis Satya Pal Shiv Kumar OcO 185009.18 190029 86 1096.99.67\n[ 3 M/S Flosyri Fragrances 748105 (0 - 289869 OD 48441822\n| 4 Mis Oharampal Satyapal L d. 30890.C0 - 65066 00 -\n5 M/s. Baba Global Ltd 5608405 881458.61 1983811.00 5856881.69\n6 M/s Toppers Marketing Pv\u2019 Ltd 0.0 - 29294.00 .\n4 7 Mis Baba Global Inc 1114018.59 - 991306 66 :\noi)  SBaba Asia Limited 0.80 - 1\u20ac87092.98 :\n\u201c(8 1\n\\ Hey, JO!\nN i Ws SRW Machinen India td 791558.U0 - 600000.00\nup\n| a\nt\n{\n3\nSLoTUTReT=HaN ae eSATA ae [URS Z6 (eXeLU pa la10 | SMUT =16UIL6 Lele TA Ta Oyazas", "img_56925.png": "- \u00a2q .\n* (G) RETIREMENT BENEFIT :\n\u2019 Contribution to provident fund and family pension furd are\n4 charged to the profit & loss account as incurred.\n\u00e9 Contribution for gratuity is made on the basis of amount |\niy determined by the Life Insurance Corporation of India under\na the Group Gratuity Scher e, as applicable, are charged to the\n. Profit & Loss Account.\n} Provision for earned leave due is made in the accounts\ne\n(A) RESEARCH & DEVELOPM=NT\na Revenue axpenditure on %esearch and Developmert is charged\n5 against the profit of the year in which it is incurred.\ni Capital expenditure on Research & Development is shown as an -\n. addition to fixed assets. -\n: 2 CONTINGENT LIABILITY -\na\n. ) Liability for entry tax in scme states has not been provided .\nr for since the claim have r ot been received by the company .\n. i) Outstanding bank guarantee given by the company %s.Nil\n. (pravious year Rs.65,00,000) on account of provisional assessment of\nof excise duty.\n. 3 Income Tax assessment has been completed up to A.Y. 1997-98. Tne Company has won all\nits appeals before C.I.T. Appeals. However, the Department appeals are pending before\n\u201c ITAT. Additional demand, if any would be known only after the disposa! of appeals.\n4 The company has started! a new unit at Agartala (Tripura)\nwhich commenced its co:nmercial production on 23 rd November 1999\n5 Previous year figures, including quantitywise details have\nbeen regrouped, rearran.jed wherever necessary, to make them comparable\n. 6 \u201cSUNDRY DEBTORS\" INCLUDES\n{A} Debts due from firms an:} companies in which Directors are\ninterested :\nNAME OF FIRM AMOUNT DUE MAXIMUM AMOUNT\nASON __DUE :\n31.03.2000 31.03.1999 31.03.2000 31.03.1999\n* M/s Meenakshi Stores 0.CO 158863.44 153096.84 399625.15\n3 2 Mis Satya Pal Shiv Kumar OcO 185009.18 190029 86 1096.99.67\n[ 3 M/S Flosyri Fragrances 748105 (0 - 289869 OD 48441822\n| 4 Mis Oharampal Satyapal L d. 30890.C0 - 65066 00 -\n5 M/s. Baba Global Ltd 5608405 881458.61 1983811.00 5856881.69\n6 M/s Toppers Marketing Pv\u2019 Ltd 0.0 - 29294.00 .\n4 7 Mis Baba Global Inc 1114018.59 - 991306 66 :\noi)  SBaba Asia Limited 0.80 - 1\u20ac87092.98 :\n\u201c(8 1\n\\ Hey, JO!\nN i Ws SRW Machinen India td 791558.U0 - 600000.00\nup\n| a\nt\n{\n3\nSLoTUTReT=HaN ae eSATA ae [URS Z6 (eXeLU pa la10 | SMUT =16UIL6 Lele TA Ta Oyazas", "img_16999.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Family of Products\na\n\ninformation and take action in a timely fashion to revise inaccurate product\ninformation.\n\ne Notify major print information sources of new or revised drug information\nmaintaining the confidentiality of our relationship with Wyeth-Ayerst.\n\ne Inform commercial information vendors, such as MS, FDB, and the pharmacy\nmanagement software vendors they support.\n\n* Contact the large retail pharmacy chains and inform them of the need to modify\ninformation they are providing their patients.\n\n\u00ab Notify influential agencies, such as the National Council on Patient Information and\nEducation and the FDA, of the need to update incorrect information.\n\n\u00a2 Monitor the quality and timeliness of response by respective information sources.\n\nPharmaceutical Compendia Surveillance Budget\n\nPharmaceutical Compendia Surveillance ......sssssssssssoeeersseessessneesssssesssecseesseeees 100,000\n\n, 18", "img_17000.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Family of Products\na\n\ninformation and take action in a timely fashion to revise inaccurate product\ninformation.\n\ne Notify major print information sources of new or revised drug information\nmaintaining the confidentiality of our relationship with Wyeth-Ayerst.\n\ne Inform commercial information vendors, such as MS, FDB, and the pharmacy\nmanagement software vendors they support.\n\n* Contact the large retail pharmacy chains and inform them of the need to modify\ninformation they are providing their patients.\n\n\u00ab Notify influential agencies, such as the National Council on Patient Information and\nEducation and the FDA, of the need to update incorrect information.\n\n\u00a2 Monitor the quality and timeliness of response by respective information sources.\n\nPharmaceutical Compendia Surveillance Budget\n\nPharmaceutical Compendia Surveillance ......sssssssssssoeeersseessessneesssssesssecseesseeees 100,000\n\n, 18", "img_58546.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ni\nINTRODUCTION\nDesignWrite has prepared the following proposal for a comprehensive educational and\ncommunications program to support the PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products. DesignWrite\nthanks the Women\u2019s Health Carc, HRT Management Team, for this opportunity to\npresent its ideas to further the goal of expanding the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019\nposition in the marketplace. In developing this proposal, we have been guided by the\nbrand operating strategies for 2000.\nWe have had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team since\n1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\n\u00a2 PREMARIN publication plan of review articles\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs advisory board and executive summary\ne Internal white papers\n\u00ab Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\n\u00a2 Publications management program\nWe believe that our expertise and experience enable us to provide the necessary ,\nmarketing support in the organization and development of scientific and technical\ncommunications, scientific meetings, and educational programs of the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products, and we welcome the opportunity to continue to assist in developing\nprograms in support of the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nIt is extremely important to communicate to the health care community the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products\u2019 uniqueness, bundle of benefits, and importance for managing\nwomen\u2019s health in the new millenium. It is equally important to dispel any potential\nconcerns about the PREMARIN Family of Products and to disseminate data about the\noff-label uses of these products. DesignWrite\u2019s medical education and communications\nplan details targeted venues for the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 clinical data,\npostmarketing findings, and other supportive information to continue to grow the brand\nand to maintain the established reputation of Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s Women\u2019s Health Care\nfranchise. ,\nTACTICAL PROGRAMS\nThe following medical education and communications proposal highlights those /\nprograms that will effectively target the critical audiences and will ensure delivery of core\nmessages regarding the benefits of HRT. The programs we have chosen to facilitate the\ndelivery of these messages involve disseminating new clinical data on low-dose\nestrogens, providing clinicians with the necessary tools for managing and counseling\npatients across the menopausal continuum, educating providers and consumers on the\n3", "img_58547.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ni\nINTRODUCTION\nDesignWrite has prepared the following proposal for a comprehensive educational and\ncommunications program to support the PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products. DesignWrite\nthanks the Women\u2019s Health Carc, HRT Management Team, for this opportunity to\npresent its ideas to further the goal of expanding the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019\nposition in the marketplace. In developing this proposal, we have been guided by the\nbrand operating strategies for 2000.\nWe have had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team since\n1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\n\u00a2 PREMARIN publication plan of review articles\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs advisory board and executive summary\ne Internal white papers\n\u00ab Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\n\u00a2 Publications management program\nWe believe that our expertise and experience enable us to provide the necessary ,\nmarketing support in the organization and development of scientific and technical\ncommunications, scientific meetings, and educational programs of the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products, and we welcome the opportunity to continue to assist in developing\nprograms in support of the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nIt is extremely important to communicate to the health care community the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products\u2019 uniqueness, bundle of benefits, and importance for managing\nwomen\u2019s health in the new millenium. It is equally important to dispel any potential\nconcerns about the PREMARIN Family of Products and to disseminate data about the\noff-label uses of these products. DesignWrite\u2019s medical education and communications\nplan details targeted venues for the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 clinical data,\npostmarketing findings, and other supportive information to continue to grow the brand\nand to maintain the established reputation of Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s Women\u2019s Health Care\nfranchise. ,\nTACTICAL PROGRAMS\nThe following medical education and communications proposal highlights those /\nprograms that will effectively target the critical audiences and will ensure delivery of core\nmessages regarding the benefits of HRT. The programs we have chosen to facilitate the\ndelivery of these messages involve disseminating new clinical data on low-dose\nestrogens, providing clinicians with the necessary tools for managing and counseling\npatients across the menopausal continuum, educating providers and consumers on the\n3", "img_58548.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ni\nINTRODUCTION\nDesignWrite has prepared the following proposal for a comprehensive educational and\ncommunications program to support the PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products. DesignWrite\nthanks the Women\u2019s Health Carc, HRT Management Team, for this opportunity to\npresent its ideas to further the goal of expanding the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019\nposition in the marketplace. In developing this proposal, we have been guided by the\nbrand operating strategies for 2000.\nWe have had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team since\n1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\n\u00a2 PREMARIN publication plan of review articles\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs advisory board and executive summary\ne Internal white papers\n\u00ab Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\n\u00a2 Publications management program\nWe believe that our expertise and experience enable us to provide the necessary ,\nmarketing support in the organization and development of scientific and technical\ncommunications, scientific meetings, and educational programs of the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products, and we welcome the opportunity to continue to assist in developing\nprograms in support of the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nIt is extremely important to communicate to the health care community the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products\u2019 uniqueness, bundle of benefits, and importance for managing\nwomen\u2019s health in the new millenium. It is equally important to dispel any potential\nconcerns about the PREMARIN Family of Products and to disseminate data about the\noff-label uses of these products. DesignWrite\u2019s medical education and communications\nplan details targeted venues for the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 clinical data,\npostmarketing findings, and other supportive information to continue to grow the brand\nand to maintain the established reputation of Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s Women\u2019s Health Care\nfranchise. ,\nTACTICAL PROGRAMS\nThe following medical education and communications proposal highlights those /\nprograms that will effectively target the critical audiences and will ensure delivery of core\nmessages regarding the benefits of HRT. The programs we have chosen to facilitate the\ndelivery of these messages involve disseminating new clinical data on low-dose\nestrogens, providing clinicians with the necessary tools for managing and counseling\npatients across the menopausal continuum, educating providers and consumers on the\n3", "img_58549.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ni\nINTRODUCTION\nDesignWrite has prepared the following proposal for a comprehensive educational and\ncommunications program to support the PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products. DesignWrite\nthanks the Women\u2019s Health Carc, HRT Management Team, for this opportunity to\npresent its ideas to further the goal of expanding the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019\nposition in the marketplace. In developing this proposal, we have been guided by the\nbrand operating strategies for 2000.\nWe have had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team since\n1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\n\u00a2 PREMARIN publication plan of review articles\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs advisory board and executive summary\ne Internal white papers\n\u00ab Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\n\u00a2 Publications management program\nWe believe that our expertise and experience enable us to provide the necessary ,\nmarketing support in the organization and development of scientific and technical\ncommunications, scientific meetings, and educational programs of the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products, and we welcome the opportunity to continue to assist in developing\nprograms in support of the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nIt is extremely important to communicate to the health care community the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products\u2019 uniqueness, bundle of benefits, and importance for managing\nwomen\u2019s health in the new millenium. It is equally important to dispel any potential\nconcerns about the PREMARIN Family of Products and to disseminate data about the\noff-label uses of these products. DesignWrite\u2019s medical education and communications\nplan details targeted venues for the PREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 clinical data,\npostmarketing findings, and other supportive information to continue to grow the brand\nand to maintain the established reputation of Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s Women\u2019s Health Care\nfranchise. ,\nTACTICAL PROGRAMS\nThe following medical education and communications proposal highlights those /\nprograms that will effectively target the critical audiences and will ensure delivery of core\nmessages regarding the benefits of HRT. The programs we have chosen to facilitate the\ndelivery of these messages involve disseminating new clinical data on low-dose\nestrogens, providing clinicians with the necessary tools for managing and counseling\npatients across the menopausal continuum, educating providers and consumers on the\n3", "img_58502.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u201d Fi amily of Products\nNh oss\n\nefficacy of low-dose estrogens, expanding marketing efforts into allied health markets,\n\nand maintaining relationships with key thought leaders in women\u2019s health care. The\n\nfollowing proposal outlines Design Write\u2019s approaches to supporting the tactical programs\n\nthat have been developed for 2000.\n\nI. Publication Program\n\nIn 1997, Design Write initiated a comprehensive peer-reviewed publication program in\n\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program\n\nwere 1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HRT provides\n\nfor postmenopausal women, 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with\n\nestrogens and cancer, and 3) blunt the competitive threat of raloxifene, a selective\n\nestrogen receptor modulator (SERM).\n\nWe propose to continue this publication plan for 2000-2001 with the development of an\n\nadditional 20 review/research articles. The objectives stated above will be continued as\n\nwell, and the following new messages will be incorporated.\n\nKey Issues/Message Strategies\n\nEmerging Benefits of HRT\n\nDocument the serious health consequences of estrogen loss with menopause and the\n\npotential benefits of HRT on the following conditions that were not highlighted in the\n\nprevious plan:\n\n\u00a2 Colorectal Cancer \u2014 review the literature that supports the beneficial effect of\nHRT on the risk of developing colorectal cancer.\n\ne Antioxidant Effects \u2014 review the literature for discussions of the potential\nantioxidant benefits of estrogens or HRT on cardiovascular disease, immune\nfunction, and other age-related conditions.\n\nBeneficial Effects of Low-Dose Estrogens and their Use in Postmenopausal Patients\n\nThe papers will review the literature that supports the beneficial effects of low-dose\n\nestrogens on all the physiological systems that might be affected by the decline in\n\novarian production of estrogens. Potential strategies for the use of low-dose estrogens\nwill be promoted.\n\nBeneficial Effects of HRT for Healthy Aging and Enhanced Vitality\n\nThe papers will include messages regarding the importance of quality of life issues\n\nthat are the trademark of HRT use. In addition, the potential benefits of HRT on age-\n\nrelated body composition changes will be reviewed.\n\n4\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fpbw0217 pe eran eens", "img_58504.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u201d Fi amily of Products\nNh oss\n\nefficacy of low-dose estrogens, expanding marketing efforts into allied health markets,\n\nand maintaining relationships with key thought leaders in women\u2019s health care. The\n\nfollowing proposal outlines Design Write\u2019s approaches to supporting the tactical programs\n\nthat have been developed for 2000.\n\nI. Publication Program\n\nIn 1997, Design Write initiated a comprehensive peer-reviewed publication program in\n\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program\n\nwere 1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HRT provides\n\nfor postmenopausal women, 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with\n\nestrogens and cancer, and 3) blunt the competitive threat of raloxifene, a selective\n\nestrogen receptor modulator (SERM).\n\nWe propose to continue this publication plan for 2000-2001 with the development of an\n\nadditional 20 review/research articles. The objectives stated above will be continued as\n\nwell, and the following new messages will be incorporated.\n\nKey Issues/Message Strategies\n\nEmerging Benefits of HRT\n\nDocument the serious health consequences of estrogen loss with menopause and the\n\npotential benefits of HRT on the following conditions that were not highlighted in the\n\nprevious plan:\n\n\u00a2 Colorectal Cancer \u2014 review the literature that supports the beneficial effect of\nHRT on the risk of developing colorectal cancer.\n\ne Antioxidant Effects \u2014 review the literature for discussions of the potential\nantioxidant benefits of estrogens or HRT on cardiovascular disease, immune\nfunction, and other age-related conditions.\n\nBeneficial Effects of Low-Dose Estrogens and their Use in Postmenopausal Patients\n\nThe papers will review the literature that supports the beneficial effects of low-dose\n\nestrogens on all the physiological systems that might be affected by the decline in\n\novarian production of estrogens. Potential strategies for the use of low-dose estrogens\nwill be promoted.\n\nBeneficial Effects of HRT for Healthy Aging and Enhanced Vitality\n\nThe papers will include messages regarding the importance of quality of life issues\n\nthat are the trademark of HRT use. In addition, the potential benefits of HRT on age-\n\nrelated body composition changes will be reviewed.\n\n4\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fpbw0217 pe eran eens", "img_58512.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u201d Fi amily of Products\nNh oss\n\nefficacy of low-dose estrogens, expanding marketing efforts into allied health markets,\n\nand maintaining relationships with key thought leaders in women\u2019s health care. The\n\nfollowing proposal outlines Design Write\u2019s approaches to supporting the tactical programs\n\nthat have been developed for 2000.\n\nI. Publication Program\n\nIn 1997, Design Write initiated a comprehensive peer-reviewed publication program in\n\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program\n\nwere 1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HRT provides\n\nfor postmenopausal women, 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with\n\nestrogens and cancer, and 3) blunt the competitive threat of raloxifene, a selective\n\nestrogen receptor modulator (SERM).\n\nWe propose to continue this publication plan for 2000-2001 with the development of an\n\nadditional 20 review/research articles. The objectives stated above will be continued as\n\nwell, and the following new messages will be incorporated.\n\nKey Issues/Message Strategies\n\nEmerging Benefits of HRT\n\nDocument the serious health consequences of estrogen loss with menopause and the\n\npotential benefits of HRT on the following conditions that were not highlighted in the\n\nprevious plan:\n\n\u00a2 Colorectal Cancer \u2014 review the literature that supports the beneficial effect of\nHRT on the risk of developing colorectal cancer.\n\ne Antioxidant Effects \u2014 review the literature for discussions of the potential\nantioxidant benefits of estrogens or HRT on cardiovascular disease, immune\nfunction, and other age-related conditions.\n\nBeneficial Effects of Low-Dose Estrogens and their Use in Postmenopausal Patients\n\nThe papers will review the literature that supports the beneficial effects of low-dose\n\nestrogens on all the physiological systems that might be affected by the decline in\n\novarian production of estrogens. Potential strategies for the use of low-dose estrogens\nwill be promoted.\n\nBeneficial Effects of HRT for Healthy Aging and Enhanced Vitality\n\nThe papers will include messages regarding the importance of quality of life issues\n\nthat are the trademark of HRT use. In addition, the potential benefits of HRT on age-\n\nrelated body composition changes will be reviewed.\n\n4\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fpbw0217 pe eran eens", "img_58515.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u201d Fi amily of Products\nNh oss\n\nefficacy of low-dose estrogens, expanding marketing efforts into allied health markets,\n\nand maintaining relationships with key thought leaders in women\u2019s health care. The\n\nfollowing proposal outlines Design Write\u2019s approaches to supporting the tactical programs\n\nthat have been developed for 2000.\n\nI. Publication Program\n\nIn 1997, Design Write initiated a comprehensive peer-reviewed publication program in\n\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program\n\nwere 1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HRT provides\n\nfor postmenopausal women, 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with\n\nestrogens and cancer, and 3) blunt the competitive threat of raloxifene, a selective\n\nestrogen receptor modulator (SERM).\n\nWe propose to continue this publication plan for 2000-2001 with the development of an\n\nadditional 20 review/research articles. The objectives stated above will be continued as\n\nwell, and the following new messages will be incorporated.\n\nKey Issues/Message Strategies\n\nEmerging Benefits of HRT\n\nDocument the serious health consequences of estrogen loss with menopause and the\n\npotential benefits of HRT on the following conditions that were not highlighted in the\n\nprevious plan:\n\n\u00a2 Colorectal Cancer \u2014 review the literature that supports the beneficial effect of\nHRT on the risk of developing colorectal cancer.\n\ne Antioxidant Effects \u2014 review the literature for discussions of the potential\nantioxidant benefits of estrogens or HRT on cardiovascular disease, immune\nfunction, and other age-related conditions.\n\nBeneficial Effects of Low-Dose Estrogens and their Use in Postmenopausal Patients\n\nThe papers will review the literature that supports the beneficial effects of low-dose\n\nestrogens on all the physiological systems that might be affected by the decline in\n\novarian production of estrogens. Potential strategies for the use of low-dose estrogens\nwill be promoted.\n\nBeneficial Effects of HRT for Healthy Aging and Enhanced Vitality\n\nThe papers will include messages regarding the importance of quality of life issues\n\nthat are the trademark of HRT use. In addition, the potential benefits of HRT on age-\n\nrelated body composition changes will be reviewed.\n\n4\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fpbw0217 pe eran eens", "img_52538.png": "\u00e9 : A oe , . . . \u00b0\nWe Re cai\ne \"FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION : ALIGN uo\nye PLEASE CONTACT THE USPS \u2018 WITH\n! _ _. REPRESENTATIVE BELOW. . UPPER\not - RIGHT .\n) : : CORNER\ni TO BE USED ONLY WITH FIM - C (Business Reply Mall)\npo : Ano zipcope: 75083-9786 ' :\n\u2018- , CAUTION:\nwe \u201c USE ONLY FOR ADDRESS BEARING THE ziP + 4 CODE\n% . ABOVE. SEE PUBLICATION 353 FOR PRINTING\nbe , REQUIREMENTS,\n4 : ALIGN\npoe : WITH Loe\nne : LOWER : ie\ni, . . 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ESTIMATED BUDGET\n! ioe) wien\n_ COST CATEGORIES CASH IN-KIND TOTAL\n{\nPERSONNEL (Itemize)\nPrincipal Investigator (25% time) $ 6,445.00\nDietitian - Interviewer (full time) 13, 300. 00 3\nBiostatistician (15% time) 2,580. 00\nKey Puncher (part time) 225.00\nTypist (20% time) 1,100.00\nTRAVEL\n; (automobile for interviews) 400.00\nCOMMUNICATIONS\ni Telephone, postage 50.00\nSUPPLIES Punch cards, duplicating 950. 00\nstationery, etc.\nF EQUIPMENT (Itemize) j\nComputer cost time 250. 00\noe eee ae\n: Bice pee havior\n\\ ( '3iek DIRECT COST $25, 300. 00\ni Ree\nA RE OO RE RN 3) Sr SE (ve m0 agte amrcversser a rote tT 721g) Ean rere nee STE a aT ON Egy", "img_53463.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. 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King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53468.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53469.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53472.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53473.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53474.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53475.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_53476.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 03/27/96 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2577839 Last Edit Date: 03/26/96\nAct# 3 Home Ph: 409~769~-8980\nName 3 Ms. Terry Koinzan Work Ph; - -\nAddress: P 0 Box 271\nVidor, TX 77670\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 03/26/96 11:36\nDate Closed : 00:00\nWhen Referred :\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code:\nReferral Resp Recd :\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: $ 0.00\nControllable : N .\nD.O.B, : 08/14/60\nAge : 35\nIvttial Representative : T. King\n: 2 Representative : T. King\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : Not RJR Brand/Promotion\nPromotions : No Entry\nReason for Contact : Public Information Issue (Transferred)\nPriority : No Entry\nAction Taken : Other follow up pending\nReferred To : Public Information\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ; No Entry\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : Yes\nPhone Type ; Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Houston Region (800-714-6229)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Tonya King\nPromo Type : No Entry\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 5826 - North Houston\nOther cases: 1632324 a\n-\nT 2; C Representative: T. King 8\n1. Date: 03/26/96 11:37 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 ~\nDesc: Who; MN\ncon says she had been a Winston smoker for years and says now she has \u00b0 :\nnot been able to eat solid foods for 8 yrs due to a burnt\ni", "img_27852.png": "i 5\na\\e\n\nXC i} XII INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF NUTRITION\n\\\\ \\\\y aes International Union of Nutritional Sciences\n\nWAZ ASS\n\nOrn\nA SA SF\n(eC yy bal) 1629 K Street, N.W., Suite 700\nSey Washington, D.C. 20006, U.S.A.\nNN o (202) 296-8803\nSZ Cable: ICN-89-2407\nAugust 16-21, 1981\nSan Diego, California\nCongress Officers\nPresident: George K. Davis\nVice President: Samuel J. Fomon\nVice President: Alfred E. Harper\nSecretary: John G. Bieri\nTreasurer: Mattie Rae S. Fox ;\nXII International Congress of Nutrition, August 16 - 21, 1981\nTown and Country Hotel, San Diego, California, U.S.A.\nAugust 17 Worksho \" i i : . .\n\ng p on \"Interaction of Vitamin Bj> with Nutrients and Drugs\"\nPresentation by Victor Herbert, M.D., J.D., Chief, Hematology and\nNutrition Laboratory, Bronx VA Medical Center and Professor of Medicine\n\n>\nSUNY Downstate Medical Center will refer to the following material\n>\nand which, if confirmed -by other workers, suggests that the $2-billion-\na-year multivitamin/mineral industry may have to. take vitamin B., out of\n4 12\ntheir products: \u201c:\nThe abstract (see ov i i :\n( er) will be published in the October 1981 issue\nof \"Clinical Research.\"\nHosts: American Institute of Nutrition, American Society for Clinical Nutrition, U.S. National Academy of Sciences\nSoca. Lb clo \u201c2 9 Lage", "img_27859.png": "i 5\na\\e\n\nXC i} XII INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF NUTRITION\n\\\\ \\\\y aes International Union of Nutritional Sciences\n\nWAZ ASS\n\nOrn\nA SA SF\n(eC yy bal) 1629 K Street, N.W., Suite 700\nSey Washington, D.C. 20006, U.S.A.\nNN o (202) 296-8803\nSZ Cable: ICN-89-2407\nAugust 16-21, 1981\nSan Diego, California\nCongress Officers\nPresident: George K. Davis\nVice President: Samuel J. Fomon\nVice President: Alfred E. Harper\nSecretary: John G. Bieri\nTreasurer: Mattie Rae S. Fox ;\nXII International Congress of Nutrition, August 16 - 21, 1981\nTown and Country Hotel, San Diego, California, U.S.A.\nAugust 17 Worksho \" i i : . .\n\ng p on \"Interaction of Vitamin Bj> with Nutrients and Drugs\"\nPresentation by Victor Herbert, M.D., J.D., Chief, Hematology and\nNutrition Laboratory, Bronx VA Medical Center and Professor of Medicine\n\n>\nSUNY Downstate Medical Center will refer to the following material\n>\nand which, if confirmed -by other workers, suggests that the $2-billion-\na-year multivitamin/mineral industry may have to. take vitamin B., out of\n4 12\ntheir products: \u201c:\nThe abstract (see ov i i :\n( er) will be published in the October 1981 issue\nof \"Clinical Research.\"\nHosts: American Institute of Nutrition, American Society for Clinical Nutrition, U.S. National Academy of Sciences\nSoca. Lb clo \u201c2 9 Lage", "img_27870.png": "i 5\na\\e\n\nXC i} XII INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF NUTRITION\n\\\\ \\\\y aes International Union of Nutritional Sciences\n\nWAZ ASS\n\nOrn\nA SA SF\n(eC yy bal) 1629 K Street, N.W., Suite 700\nSey Washington, D.C. 20006, U.S.A.\nNN o (202) 296-8803\nSZ Cable: ICN-89-2407\nAugust 16-21, 1981\nSan Diego, California\nCongress Officers\nPresident: George K. Davis\nVice President: Samuel J. Fomon\nVice President: Alfred E. Harper\nSecretary: John G. Bieri\nTreasurer: Mattie Rae S. Fox ;\nXII International Congress of Nutrition, August 16 - 21, 1981\nTown and Country Hotel, San Diego, California, U.S.A.\nAugust 17 Worksho \" i i : . .\n\ng p on \"Interaction of Vitamin Bj> with Nutrients and Drugs\"\nPresentation by Victor Herbert, M.D., J.D., Chief, Hematology and\nNutrition Laboratory, Bronx VA Medical Center and Professor of Medicine\n\n>\nSUNY Downstate Medical Center will refer to the following material\n>\nand which, if confirmed -by other workers, suggests that the $2-billion-\na-year multivitamin/mineral industry may have to. take vitamin B., out of\n4 12\ntheir products: \u201c:\nThe abstract (see ov i i :\n( er) will be published in the October 1981 issue\nof \"Clinical Research.\"\nHosts: American Institute of Nutrition, American Society for Clinical Nutrition, U.S. National Academy of Sciences\nSoca. Lb clo \u201c2 9 Lage", "img_4415.png": "ee eee\n(ele) tay) Testers ye rere Le AN: Brena eel tlieyclace io a.\nPay Influential multi-cultural Strong share\nCS cities where KOOL is 9\n{2 + relatively strong growth\n2 a ee: Influential multi-cultural | Share growth\n\\* gE ice ee i Phiadeoi cities where KOOL is in selected\n7 foo, re 1 Foc weak neighborhood\na . ee eb\na \u201c 2 Sf Large KOOL markets | Strong share\nate where Newport is growth\na | aN relatively weak\nRaa Atlanta\nee ee Large menthol markets Moderate\ni A where both KOOL and\nee share growth\nNewport are strong\nNew Miami\nOrle . .\n\u201cms Markets where KOOL | Maintain\nis weak share\n@ Priority 18 - Cities > The market is highly concentrated - 13 cities account for 30% of ASU30 smokers, 6 states account for 30% of\nPriority 2-5 FP Menthol volume\nriority 2 - States woe : . : .\n\" \u00bb Performance in influential multicultural markets/neighborhoods affects larger geographies\nPriority 3 - Stat i .\non nionity 3 - States > Strong KOOL markets can be a source for relatively inexpensive share growth\n& iority 4 - . . .\n| ~ Priority 4- States > Contestable space in strong Newport markets is expensive\noO)\n3 (1) States do not include contribution from cities included above\nNG ee ey ae eee ee eet ot = ea engine - eta miata het vee Pee See Se ae Pee eee\na occe ce", "img_4417.png": "ee eee\n(ele) tay) Testers ye rere Le AN: Brena eel tlieyclace io a.\nPay Influential multi-cultural Strong share\nCS cities where KOOL is 9\n{2 + relatively strong growth\n2 a ee: Influential multi-cultural | Share growth\n\\* gE ice ee i Phiadeoi cities where KOOL is in selected\n7 foo, re 1 Foc weak neighborhood\na . ee eb\na \u201c 2 Sf Large KOOL markets | Strong share\nate where Newport is growth\na | aN relatively weak\nRaa Atlanta\nee ee Large menthol markets Moderate\ni A where both KOOL and\nee share growth\nNewport are strong\nNew Miami\nOrle . .\n\u201cms Markets where KOOL | Maintain\nis weak share\n@ Priority 18 - Cities > The market is highly concentrated - 13 cities account for 30% of ASU30 smokers, 6 states account for 30% of\nPriority 2-5 FP Menthol volume\nriority 2 - States woe : . : .\n\" \u00bb Performance in influential multicultural markets/neighborhoods affects larger geographies\nPriority 3 - Stat i .\non nionity 3 - States > Strong KOOL markets can be a source for relatively inexpensive share growth\n& iority 4 - . . .\n| ~ Priority 4- States > Contestable space in strong Newport markets is expensive\noO)\n3 (1) States do not include contribution from cities included above\nNG ee ey ae eee ee eet ot = ea engine - eta miata het vee Pee See Se ae Pee eee\na occe ce", "img_4418.png": "ee eee\n(ele) tay) Testers ye rere Le AN: Brena eel tlieyclace io a.\nPay Influential multi-cultural Strong share\nCS cities where KOOL is 9\n{2 + relatively strong growth\n2 a ee: Influential multi-cultural | Share growth\n\\* gE ice ee i Phiadeoi cities where KOOL is in selected\n7 foo, re 1 Foc weak neighborhood\na . ee eb\na \u201c 2 Sf Large KOOL markets | Strong share\nate where Newport is growth\na | aN relatively weak\nRaa Atlanta\nee ee Large menthol markets Moderate\ni A where both KOOL and\nee share growth\nNewport are strong\nNew Miami\nOrle . .\n\u201cms Markets where KOOL | Maintain\nis weak share\n@ Priority 18 - Cities > The market is highly concentrated - 13 cities account for 30% of ASU30 smokers, 6 states account for 30% of\nPriority 2-5 FP Menthol volume\nriority 2 - States woe : . : .\n\" \u00bb Performance in influential multicultural markets/neighborhoods affects larger geographies\nPriority 3 - Stat i .\non nionity 3 - States > Strong KOOL markets can be a source for relatively inexpensive share growth\n& iority 4 - . . .\n| ~ Priority 4- States > Contestable space in strong Newport markets is expensive\noO)\n3 (1) States do not include contribution from cities included above\nNG ee ey ae eee ee eet ot = ea engine - eta miata het vee Pee See Se ae Pee eee\na occe ce", "img_4419.png": "ee eee\n(ele) tay) Testers ye rere Le AN: Brena eel tlieyclace io a.\nPay Influential multi-cultural Strong share\nCS cities where KOOL is 9\n{2 + relatively strong growth\n2 a ee: Influential multi-cultural | Share growth\n\\* gE ice ee i Phiadeoi cities where KOOL is in selected\n7 foo, re 1 Foc weak neighborhood\na . ee eb\na \u201c 2 Sf Large KOOL markets | Strong share\nate where Newport is growth\na | aN relatively weak\nRaa Atlanta\nee ee Large menthol markets Moderate\ni A where both KOOL and\nee share growth\nNewport are strong\nNew Miami\nOrle . .\n\u201cms Markets where KOOL | Maintain\nis weak share\n@ Priority 18 - Cities > The market is highly concentrated - 13 cities account for 30% of ASU30 smokers, 6 states account for 30% of\nPriority 2-5 FP Menthol volume\nriority 2 - States woe : . : .\n\" \u00bb Performance in influential multicultural markets/neighborhoods affects larger geographies\nPriority 3 - Stat i .\non nionity 3 - States > Strong KOOL markets can be a source for relatively inexpensive share growth\n& iority 4 - . . .\n| ~ Priority 4- States > Contestable space in strong Newport markets is expensive\noO)\n3 (1) States do not include contribution from cities included above\nNG ee ey ae eee ee eet ot = ea engine - eta miata het vee Pee See Se ae Pee eee\na occe ce", "img_51484.png": "WATER ANALYSIS\nFor Annual Water Report\nJohnstown Suger Factory\nThe Great Western Sugar Company\nJanuary 1, 1957 to January 1, 1958\nCopies to:\n' \u00abGeneral Chemist\nChief Engineer\nDistrict Superintendent\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fpxh0227", "img_54933.png": "| APPENDIX B_. PAGE 10 OF 11, REVISION J .\n~ Furniture:\no Construction & Material: ~~ J. Plastic\n. \u2014 2. Metal\n/ \u201c\u2014 3. Wood\n\u2014\u2014 4, Cloth Covered\n\u2014\u2014 \u00a7. Vinyl Covered\nApproximate number of seats:\nNotes: $$$ $$\nRough Floor Plan:\nGuidelines:\no Draw quickly, but label clearly, locations of: vents, doors, and ,\nwindows, your location, smoking/non-smoking areas, kitchen, fans, tile\nareas.\no Estimate distances.\no Label areas you could not observe.\nwe\no\noa\n\u2018 \u2122\nwo\n\u00b0\n8", "img_54935.png": "| APPENDIX B_. PAGE 10 OF 11, REVISION J .\n~ Furniture:\no Construction & Material: ~~ J. Plastic\n. \u2014 2. Metal\n/ \u201c\u2014 3. Wood\n\u2014\u2014 4, Cloth Covered\n\u2014\u2014 \u00a7. Vinyl Covered\nApproximate number of seats:\nNotes: $$$ $$\nRough Floor Plan:\nGuidelines:\no Draw quickly, but label clearly, locations of: vents, doors, and ,\nwindows, your location, smoking/non-smoking areas, kitchen, fans, tile\nareas.\no Estimate distances.\no Label areas you could not observe.\nwe\no\noa\n\u2018 \u2122\nwo\n\u00b0\n8", "img_54937.png": "| APPENDIX B_. PAGE 10 OF 11, REVISION J .\n~ Furniture:\no Construction & Material: ~~ J. Plastic\n. \u2014 2. Metal\n/ \u201c\u2014 3. Wood\n\u2014\u2014 4, Cloth Covered\n\u2014\u2014 \u00a7. Vinyl Covered\nApproximate number of seats:\nNotes: $$$ $$\nRough Floor Plan:\nGuidelines:\no Draw quickly, but label clearly, locations of: vents, doors, and ,\nwindows, your location, smoking/non-smoking areas, kitchen, fans, tile\nareas.\no Estimate distances.\no Label areas you could not observe.\nwe\no\noa\n\u2018 \u2122\nwo\n\u00b0\n8", "img_52366.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52369.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52372.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52374.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52375.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52387.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_52393.png": "EEE LOL EE\nt.\n\u00ae mm oon panes\n\nRJ REYNOLDS CO IV\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY a Ne if .\na. CaMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n8809 Main STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224 .\n{716) 634-4179 . ,\nFax (718) 634.3145\n\nJULY, 98 .,\n\nDORAL JACKPOT PROMOTION #801271 (Propuct IS \u2018PRE-SLEEVED)\n\nRJR Account #: #044880 K. JURGENSEN |\nSee ce:\nae) 8m\n\n[FAX (716) 945-3841 ol\n\nANC ace Las aeni th He OR ON kee 8 cae eS ON Oe OM MEL UKM B CR etic]\n\nIF YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\n\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732,\n\nit) Tomer <3 (oy XN 2 ON tae Per aren care) PS eee UEL ot UY)\n\nBPR hd 3 uit3 eX Nola a D6) ee\n\nasasy [eM | TDORALLT 100 [6 1(0NECTN) | 480\n\n7468 [ew] ORAL MENT IGG] g[A(ONECTN\n\n25468 [6M | \u2014_\u2014\u00ab\u00e9 DORAL 400 (ONE CTN) 2\n\n25470 jem | DORAL ULT LT 100 4 (ONE CTN) .\n\nPRODUCT PO # N/A DispLAYs / PREMIUMS PO # N/A\n\nere enol B}sttet Late]\n8/17/98 8/17/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n8/31/98 RETAIL DISTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) 645462\n$8,067.88 EFT \u00a7 AMOUNT 11.3500 \u00ab| SKU Cune\n\n4CTNS RETAIL BILLING PER DISPLAY 12.2600 \u2018| SKU WT (WiouT Propuct}\n\n1166 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_[ No. oF DisPLays ON CUSTOMER List 40 OFFERS | No. ReTall Orrers Per DisPLaY\n\n$336.00 PACKING PAYMENT NUMBER OF EXTRA DISPLAYS\n\n($14.00 X 24 (6M) PROMOTED Cases)\n\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\n\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019, UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DisPLay. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT Is PRE-\n\nSLEEVED, !T Is NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY, RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n\n{A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 IS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\n\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTAGHED CUSTOMER LIST.\n\nCONSUMER RECEIVES COUPON FOR .40\u00a2 OFF 2-PACKS ON NEXT PURCHASE,\n\nDispLAY LOAD!\n\nPlace TEN (10) PRE-SLEEVED PACKS OF SAME BRAND INTO EACH COLUMN.\n\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:\n\n* DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: 8/31/98.\n\n\u00ab\u00a9 PACK! DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO ATLEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\n* PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. wn\n\n\u00a9 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. Es\n\nJACKPOT.DOC \u00a9\ni\nuw\n\n. a\n\nN\ne\n\u00b0", "img_51021.png": "\"Developing Attitudes toward Patient Care\"\nChairman----Dr. David E. Rogers\n\n10:30 Dr. F. T. Billings\n\n10:50 Discussion\n\n12:15 Lunch\n\"Where Do We Go\"\nChairman----Dr. Sam Clark\n\n1:30 Dr. Lloyd Ramsey\n\n2:00 Discussion\n\n4:30 Swimming\n\n6:00 Reception\n\n7:00 Dinner", "img_51023.png": "\"Developing Attitudes toward Patient Care\"\nChairman----Dr. David E. Rogers\n\n10:30 Dr. F. T. Billings\n\n10:50 Discussion\n\n12:15 Lunch\n\"Where Do We Go\"\nChairman----Dr. Sam Clark\n\n1:30 Dr. Lloyd Ramsey\n\n2:00 Discussion\n\n4:30 Swimming\n\n6:00 Reception\n\n7:00 Dinner", "img_51024.png": "\"Developing Attitudes toward Patient Care\"\nChairman----Dr. David E. Rogers\n\n10:30 Dr. F. T. Billings\n\n10:50 Discussion\n\n12:15 Lunch\n\"Where Do We Go\"\nChairman----Dr. Sam Clark\n\n1:30 Dr. Lloyd Ramsey\n\n2:00 Discussion\n\n4:30 Swimming\n\n6:00 Reception\n\n7:00 Dinner", "img_51025.png": "\"Developing Attitudes toward Patient Care\"\nChairman----Dr. David E. Rogers\n\n10:30 Dr. F. T. Billings\n\n10:50 Discussion\n\n12:15 Lunch\n\"Where Do We Go\"\nChairman----Dr. Sam Clark\n\n1:30 Dr. Lloyd Ramsey\n\n2:00 Discussion\n\n4:30 Swimming\n\n6:00 Reception\n\n7:00 Dinner", "img_57550.png": "34\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placeho-controlled trials*\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\n\nEsterified estrogens (low Yes Incidence of endometrial hyperplasia and bleeding was similar\n\ndose){Rebar, Trabal, et al. 2000 to placebo group\n\n37391 /id}\n0\n=\na\n=\u2014_|\nmi\n\u00a9\n~I\n~I\no1\nGo\no1", "img_57557.png": "34\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placeho-controlled trials*\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\n\nEsterified estrogens (low Yes Incidence of endometrial hyperplasia and bleeding was similar\n\ndose){Rebar, Trabal, et al. 2000 to placebo group\n\n37391 /id}\n0\n=\na\n=\u2014_|\nmi\n\u00a9\n~I\n~I\no1\nGo\no1", "img_58029.png": "36\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes ys\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\nCE/MPA {Greendale, Reboussin, Yes Breast discomfort and breakthrough bleeding{Archer, Dorin, et\net al. 1998 10669 /id} { Utian, al. 2001 21403 /id} {Greendale, Reboussin, et al. 1998 10669\nShoupe, et al. 2001 21401 /id} or Ad}\nMP {Greendale, Reboussin, et al.\n1998 10669 /id}\nCE/MPA (low dose) {Utian, Yes Breast discomfort and breakthrough bleeding, but less than with\nShoupe, et al. 2001 21401 /id} standard doses of HT{ Archer, Dorin, et al. 2001 21403 /id!\nG\n=\na\n=|\nmi\n\u00a9\n~\ne\nNI", "img_57985.png": "37\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\n\n(continued)\n\nE2/NETA{Derman, Dawood, et Yes; also improved Some breakthrough bleeding during the initial months of\n\nal. 1995 18384 /id} (including mood {Derman, tx {Baerug, Winge, et al. 1998 21881 /id}\n\nlow-dose NETA){Baerug, Dawood, et al. 1995\n\nWinge, et al. 1998 21881 /id} 18384 /id}\n\nEstradiol valerate/NETA { Al- Yes Higher incidence of bleeding with HT vs tibolone, but bleeding\n\nAzzawi, Wahab, et al. 1999 scores were comparable after 1 yr; no statistically significant\n\n12815 /id}\" differences in histologic assessments 1n tibolone vs HT group\n0\n= re\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\n\u201cI\nor\noo", "img_57986.png": "37\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\n\n(continued)\n\nE2/NETA{Derman, Dawood, et Yes; also improved Some breakthrough bleeding during the initial months of\n\nal. 1995 18384 /id} (including mood {Derman, tx {Baerug, Winge, et al. 1998 21881 /id}\n\nlow-dose NETA){Baerug, Dawood, et al. 1995\n\nWinge, et al. 1998 21881 /id} 18384 /id}\n\nEstradiol valerate/NETA { Al- Yes Higher incidence of bleeding with HT vs tibolone, but bleeding\n\nAzzawi, Wahab, et al. 1999 scores were comparable after 1 yr; no statistically significant\n\n12815 /id}\" differences in histologic assessments 1n tibolone vs HT group\n0\n= re\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\n\u201cI\nor\noo", "img_57963.png": "38\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\n\n(continued)\n\nEthinyl estradiol/NETA Yes (dose-dependent) Breakthrough bleeding, breast pain\n\n(including low dose) {Speroff,\n\nSymons, et al. 2000 29579 /id}\n\nTransdermal Yes; also improved sleep No serious tx-related adverse events; no hyperplasia with\n\nE2/levonorgestrel {Shulman, problems, sexual combined tx\n\nYankov, et al. 2002 36098 /id} function, cognitive\n\ndifficulties, WHQ score\n\n0 a\n=\nAi\n5\nmi\n\u00b0\non\n\u00a9", "img_57964.png": "38\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\n\n(continued)\n\nEthinyl estradiol/NETA Yes (dose-dependent) Breakthrough bleeding, breast pain\n\n(including low dose) {Speroff,\n\nSymons, et al. 2000 29579 /id}\n\nTransdermal Yes; also improved sleep No serious tx-related adverse events; no hyperplasia with\n\nE2/levonorgestrel {Shulman, problems, sexual combined tx\n\nYankov, et al. 2002 36098 /id} function, cognitive\n\ndifficulties, WHQ score\n\n0 a\n=\nAi\n5\nmi\n\u00b0\non\n\u00a9", "img_57965.png": "38\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nEstrogens plus progestogen\n\n(continued)\n\nEthinyl estradiol/NETA Yes (dose-dependent) Breakthrough bleeding, breast pain\n\n(including low dose) {Speroff,\n\nSymons, et al. 2000 29579 /id}\n\nTransdermal Yes; also improved sleep No serious tx-related adverse events; no hyperplasia with\n\nE2/levonorgestrel {Shulman, problems, sexual combined tx\n\nYankov, et al. 2002 36098 /id} function, cognitive\n\ndifficulties, WHQ score\n\n0 a\n=\nAi\n5\nmi\n\u00b0\non\n\u00a9", "img_58309.png": "39\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nProgestogen\nMPA {Schiff, Tulchinsky, et al. Yes Several women with uteri experienced irregular bleeding with\n1980 44333 /id}! MPA\nMegestrol acetate { Loprinzi, Yes (in women with a Menstrual bleeding in women after discontinuation\nMichalak, et al. 1994 32326 /jid} history of breast cancer\nand in men with\nprostate cancer who had\nused androgen-\ndeprivation therapy)\n0\n= Mm\nA\n=\u2014|\nmi\nS\n\u201cI\nor\n=\noS", "img_58310.png": "39\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nProgestogen\nMPA {Schiff, Tulchinsky, et al. Yes Several women with uteri experienced irregular bleeding with\n1980 44333 /id}! MPA\nMegestrol acetate { Loprinzi, Yes (in women with a Menstrual bleeding in women after discontinuation\nMichalak, et al. 1994 32326 /jid} history of breast cancer\nand in men with\nprostate cancer who had\nused androgen-\ndeprivation therapy)\n0\n= Mm\nA\n=\u2014|\nmi\nS\n\u201cI\nor\n=\noS", "img_58311.png": "39\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nProgestogen\nMPA {Schiff, Tulchinsky, et al. Yes Several women with uteri experienced irregular bleeding with\n1980 44333 /id}! MPA\nMegestrol acetate { Loprinzi, Yes (in women with a Menstrual bleeding in women after discontinuation\nMichalak, et al. 1994 32326 /jid} history of breast cancer\nand in men with\nprostate cancer who had\nused androgen-\ndeprivation therapy)\n0\n= Mm\nA\n=\u2014|\nmi\nS\n\u201cI\nor\n=\noS", "img_58312.png": "39\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nProgestogen\nMPA {Schiff, Tulchinsky, et al. Yes Several women with uteri experienced irregular bleeding with\n1980 44333 /id}! MPA\nMegestrol acetate { Loprinzi, Yes (in women with a Menstrual bleeding in women after discontinuation\nMichalak, et al. 1994 32326 /jid} history of breast cancer\nand in men with\nprostate cancer who had\nused androgen-\ndeprivation therapy)\n0\n= Mm\nA\n=\u2014|\nmi\nS\n\u201cI\nor\n=\noS", "img_57951.png": "42\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nSynthetic steroids\nTibolone {Al-Azzawi, Wahab, et Yes No statistically significant differences in histologic assessments\nal. 1999 12815 /id}! in tibolone vs estradiol valerate/NETA group\n0\n=\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\nom]\nom]\non\n\u2014\nGo", "img_57952.png": "42\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nSynthetic steroids\nTibolone {Al-Azzawi, Wahab, et Yes No statistically significant differences in histologic assessments\nal. 1999 12815 /id}! in tibolone vs estradiol valerate/NETA group\n0\n=\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\nom]\nom]\non\n\u2014\nGo", "img_57954.png": "42\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nSynthetic steroids\nTibolone {Al-Azzawi, Wahab, et Yes No statistically significant differences in histologic assessments\nal. 1999 12815 /id}! in tibolone vs estradiol valerate/NETA group\n0\n=\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\nom]\nom]\non\n\u2014\nGo", "img_57955.png": "42\nTABLE. Effects of various treatments on vasomotor symptoms: randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials* (continued)\nEffective in Treating\nHot Flushes vs\nTreatment Placebo Adverse Effects\nSynthetic steroids\nTibolone {Al-Azzawi, Wahab, et Yes No statistically significant differences in histologic assessments\nal. 1999 12815 /id}! in tibolone vs estradiol valerate/NETA group\n0\n=\na\n\u2014\nmi\n\u00a9\nom]\nom]\non\n\u2014\nGo", "img_5597.png": "Attachment 2\nEffective Date \u00a5 \u00bb- AL \u201c( } |\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Lauwrervce Lape.\n2. Point of Delivery: hy \u2018Te CR ct\nGrower: Soba) Leh\nRJRT Representative: Kons N\\ ome \u2014\u2014______\nnr\nNw\nw\net\nwo\n. n\nnN\nwo\nPage 10 of 12", "img_5600.png": "Attachment 2\nEffective Date \u00a5 \u00bb- AL \u201c( } |\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Lauwrervce Lape.\n2. Point of Delivery: hy \u2018Te CR ct\nGrower: Soba) Leh\nRJRT Representative: Kons N\\ ome \u2014\u2014______\nnr\nNw\nw\net\nwo\n. n\nnN\nwo\nPage 10 of 12", "img_5604.png": "Attachment 2\nEffective Date \u00a5 \u00bb- AL \u201c( } |\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Lauwrervce Lape.\n2. Point of Delivery: hy \u2018Te CR ct\nGrower: Soba) Leh\nRJRT Representative: Kons N\\ ome \u2014\u2014______\nnr\nNw\nw\net\nwo\n. n\nnN\nwo\nPage 10 of 12", "img_5607.png": "Attachment 2\nEffective Date \u00a5 \u00bb- AL \u201c( } |\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Lauwrervce Lape.\n2. Point of Delivery: hy \u2018Te CR ct\nGrower: Soba) Leh\nRJRT Representative: Kons N\\ ome \u2014\u2014______\nnr\nNw\nw\net\nwo\n. n\nnN\nwo\nPage 10 of 12", "img_61578.png": "i Page 14\n1975-1976 1976-1977 1977-1978\n@ IV. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN THE\nYOUNG (continued)\nDevelop a plan for identifying\nand modifying risk factors in\ninfants and children --\n(1975-1976)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\n(1976-1977)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\nEvaluate impact of program --\n(1977-1978) 1,200 5,000 5,000\nDevelop a plan for Heart Association\ninvolvement in health education\nprograms in grade and high schools -\n(1975-1976)\n---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops - (1976-1977)\neh ---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops -\n(1977-1978) 5,000 5,000 5,000\naw\n4/17/75", "img_61579.png": "i Page 14\n1975-1976 1976-1977 1977-1978\n@ IV. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN THE\nYOUNG (continued)\nDevelop a plan for identifying\nand modifying risk factors in\ninfants and children --\n(1975-1976)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\n(1976-1977)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\nEvaluate impact of program --\n(1977-1978) 1,200 5,000 5,000\nDevelop a plan for Heart Association\ninvolvement in health education\nprograms in grade and high schools -\n(1975-1976)\n---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops - (1976-1977)\neh ---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops -\n(1977-1978) 5,000 5,000 5,000\naw\n4/17/75", "img_61581.png": "i Page 14\n1975-1976 1976-1977 1977-1978\n@ IV. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN THE\nYOUNG (continued)\nDevelop a plan for identifying\nand modifying risk factors in\ninfants and children --\n(1975-1976)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\n(1976-1977)\n---Promote and implement plan\nfor risk program in children\nvia Regional Workshops --\nEvaluate impact of program --\n(1977-1978) 1,200 5,000 5,000\nDevelop a plan for Heart Association\ninvolvement in health education\nprograms in grade and high schools -\n(1975-1976)\n---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops - (1976-1977)\neh ---Implement plan for health\neducation programs in schools\nvia Regional Workshops -\n(1977-1978) 5,000 5,000 5,000\naw\n4/17/75", "img_50883.png": "Hnaear rc serra nnna acer aaaana eee reas cae aes rea nese se eee eee essa ese ee\n| CITIZENS COMMISSION ON 309\nSCIENCE LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY\n} 1230 YORK AVENUE NEW YORK, N. 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Y. 10017 (?\n{ \u2014e |\n_\u2014\u2014 \"OeckOwOOG 2 OOdw i085 228\" 0000090 256.\" |", "img_47543.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47545.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47550.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47554.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47559.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47561.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47564.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47567.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47571.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47572.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_47575.png": "[ / SI INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Sones\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 \u2018e Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 659-0074\nSemi-Annual Meeting of the\nBoard of Members\n555 South Broadway\nTarrytown, New York\nMarch 22, 1982\n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.\nAgenda\naL Call Meeting to Order\nales Approve Minutes of Previous Meeting\nIIs. Welcome and General Overview of ILSI\nCY. Review of Expert Committee Activities\nA. Pathology/Toxicology Committee -- Dr. H.C. Grice\nB. Nutrition Committee -- Dr. R.J.L. Allen\nC. Monographs on Pathology of Laboratory\nAnimals -- Dr. T.C. Jones\nD. Slide Seminar -- Dr. U. Mohr F\nWs Review of Technical Committee Activities\nA. Caffeine Committee -- Mr. J.J. Barone\nB. Color Committee -- Dr. J.C. Kirschman\nC. Oral Health Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nD. Interim Committee on Diet and Hypertension -- Dr. G.\nPucak\nE. Nutrition/Food Safety Committee -- Ms. S. Coleman\nWet \u00ab Future Plans\nA. -ILST Foundation -- Dr. U. Mohr\no : sl ace 5 a: s) vavrarae}", "img_5518.png": "rrr ccc eee eee reece eee\n\nYes!\n\nI want to help C.E.E.R. provide kids with an objective and unbiased environmental education!\n\n__ $50 __ $100 __ $1,000 __ Other$__ Send me more information about:\n\n_\u2014 _ (rss) Please place form in an envelope if you are enclosing a check or credit card information.\n\nExpiration date Signature Credit card number\n\n(Make check payable to \u201cCEI/CEER\u201d )\n\nCENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH NAME\nA Project of the Competitive Enterprise Institute ComPANy\n\n1001 Connecticut Avenue N. W., Suite 1250 TT\nWashington, DC 20036-5520 ADDRESS\n\nTred Revco Code and thes enicly on donacons fom individuals Cry SATE\nfoundations, and corporations. CEI does not accept government support.\nContributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. PHONE # EMAIL", "img_5557.png": "sgr047iccd\n6/19/01\n~ = re : 2 2\nAugust 2001 7-Eleven SALEM B1G1F\n(Buy 1 Pack Get 1 Free)\nSTEPS\n1. Open SALEM B1iG1F shipper on side that is printed \u201cWholesaler: Open this side to\nload.\u201d\n2. Load promotional product (in white carlons) from promotional product casos as. Cot\nindicated below. Pay close atlention to loading instructions. ee\n3. Close & tape case.\n4. Ship to retailer.\nee Display/Shippor DB eh\n~~ #594770 co\nBrand Style : i Garlons een # Offers /\nSALE M Slide Box 2 \u201c| 10 :\nSALEM Lts Slide Box 2 10\nSALEM Slide Box 100 4 5\nSALEM L ts Slide Box 4 5\n100 /\nTotal 6 weft io cs 30 : :\nAT. cage\neR\nPS UMM peer ol Gia - \u201c\nCERN geen A LN Bs i ei:\nEER EEE EEN a 3 rs BESS\nDS a eee gla EB Ser NS\nfate Sul caer eit Ry\noe ne ay ae: Ce CIN te, Sa\nUR ATEN ES a MO NR TES\nNCEE ee ee ce PEEL, > ASS\nSe ee Pe Meg a Be kee LER ERM oe a\nagen i ce Rein te Pass fu a \u00bb Neer oe: BAST... 5 agent\nQe po i ee Me RR Oa oc ake\nCae eas Ree stig nate eat oe me :\ntb] SGN mene\nie ae\nglee a\nB ieeld v\nye 8\nd\na\nnp\nR\n@\no", "img_5558.png": "sgr047iccd\n6/19/01\n~ = re : 2 2\nAugust 2001 7-Eleven SALEM B1G1F\n(Buy 1 Pack Get 1 Free)\nSTEPS\n1. Open SALEM B1iG1F shipper on side that is printed \u201cWholesaler: Open this side to\nload.\u201d\n2. Load promotional product (in white carlons) from promotional product casos as. Cot\nindicated below. Pay close atlention to loading instructions. ee\n3. Close & tape case.\n4. Ship to retailer.\nee Display/Shippor DB eh\n~~ #594770 co\nBrand Style : i Garlons een # Offers /\nSALE M Slide Box 2 \u201c| 10 :\nSALEM Lts Slide Box 2 10\nSALEM Slide Box 100 4 5\nSALEM L ts Slide Box 4 5\n100 /\nTotal 6 weft io cs 30 : :\nAT. cage\neR\nPS UMM peer ol Gia - \u201c\nCERN geen A LN Bs i ei:\nEER EEE EEN a 3 rs BESS\nDS a eee gla EB Ser NS\nfate Sul caer eit Ry\noe ne ay ae: Ce CIN te, Sa\nUR ATEN ES a MO NR TES\nNCEE ee ee ce PEEL, > ASS\nSe ee Pe Meg a Be kee LER ERM oe a\nagen i ce Rein te Pass fu a \u00bb Neer oe: BAST... 5 agent\nQe po i ee Me RR Oa oc ake\nCae eas Ree stig nate eat oe me :\ntb] SGN mene\nie ae\nglee a\nB ieeld v\nye 8\nd\na\nnp\nR\n@\no", "img_63663.png": ": : ;\n: TABLE 1\"\nHOURLY MILK INGESTION OF FIVE BREASTFED INFANTS\n(Analysis of Variance of Table 1!)\nSource of Variance Degrees of Freedom Sum of Squares Mean Square F i\nChildren (C) 4 Sriosze2 2,039.3 24.2 <0.01\nPeriods (P) i 582.8 83.3 1.0 Not significant\nDegrees (D) 2 67.3 5a 0.4 Not significant\nCSAP 28 136.0 49 0.1 Not significant\na) 8 634.3 Vee 0.9 Not significant\nPxD 14 236.4 16.9 0.2 Not significant\nError 49* 4,125.8 84.2\nTotal 2s Nero,\n* 7 degrees of freedom missing (see Table 1')\nStandard Deviation of Milk Ingestion V 5,786 = 108 = * 7.3 ml/hour\nee tiie Coefficient of Variation: 7.3 _ e276\n30.2 j\nSYolU] cores aii OSSH/AN UW ANA LALO LU l\\in yao) oLe10]nal=)pltsMulersyim=16 10) (6 [0lex3)) is] 0) (0-4", "img_63664.png": ": : ;\n: TABLE 1\"\nHOURLY MILK INGESTION OF FIVE BREASTFED INFANTS\n(Analysis of Variance of Table 1!)\nSource of Variance Degrees of Freedom Sum of Squares Mean Square F i\nChildren (C) 4 Sriosze2 2,039.3 24.2 <0.01\nPeriods (P) i 582.8 83.3 1.0 Not significant\nDegrees (D) 2 67.3 5a 0.4 Not significant\nCSAP 28 136.0 49 0.1 Not significant\na) 8 634.3 Vee 0.9 Not significant\nPxD 14 236.4 16.9 0.2 Not significant\nError 49* 4,125.8 84.2\nTotal 2s Nero,\n* 7 degrees of freedom missing (see Table 1')\nStandard Deviation of Milk Ingestion V 5,786 = 108 = * 7.3 ml/hour\nee tiie Coefficient of Variation: 7.3 _ e276\n30.2 j\nSYolU] cores aii OSSH/AN UW ANA LALO LU l\\in yao) oLe10]nal=)pltsMulersyim=16 10) (6 [0lex3)) is] 0) (0-4", "img_55107.png": "EQUITY HOLDING PROMOTERS & MAJOR INVESTORS\nEquity Owner Type: Non-Promoters-2010\n[__EquityOwnerName | AcaciaPartnerstp =|\n| ___EquityOwnerName | _\u2014AryavratFinancialServicesLtd [|", "img_55279.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55281.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55283.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55284.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55286.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55287.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55289.png": "iS\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\u00b0 March, 2004 and Dates of the Meetings.\nDuring the year under review, five Board Meetings were held and the gap between any two meetings did not exceed four\nmonths. The dates on which Board meetings were held are 28th April, 2003; 30th July, 2003; 24\" September, 2003; 21st\nOctober, 2003 and 20\" January, 2004. Besides the statutory requirements/items requiring the Board's attention, all significant\nand material information has been placed before the 8Soard as per Clause 49 of the Listing agreement, , '\n1\nil Committees of the Board . \\\ni\nThe constitution of the Audit Committee and the Remuneration Committee remained unchanged while the Share Transfer cum :\nShareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee has been reconstituted by the Board during the year under review in view of )\ni\nthe changes in the Board aforesaid. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge the functions as\ndescribed in their terms of reference. :\nA) Audit Committee\nComposition : }\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March, 2004 comprised of Shri R. R. Kumar (as Chairman), Shri \u2018\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri R.R.Kumar, former :\nChairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background. Shri Kamal K. .\n| Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Secretary is the Secretary of the Committee. i\n\u2018\nDuring the year ended 31* March, 2004, three meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 28\" April, 2003, 30\" July, 2003 and\n21% October, 2003, meeting the requirement of holding one meeting every six months and one meeting before finalisation of '\nannual accounts. Required quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. The Director (Finance), Vice President :\n(Finance), the Head of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the :\nAudit Committee. The invitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2003-04,\nThe Committee inter alia dealt with accounting matters, financial reporting, internat controls. The powers and terms of .\nreference of the Audit Committee are in line with the requirements of Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement as well as Section !\n292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\n. , }\nB) Remuneration Committee |\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2004 comprised of Directors, Shri R. R. Kumar, Shri ;\nBharat B. Merchant and Shri M. H. Patil, with Shri R. A. Kumar as the Chairman.The Remuneration Committee, besides acting i\nin terms of the Code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement, is also required to function as per the provisions of ;\nSchedule XIII and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. The Committee decides and approves remuneration !\nof executive Directors at appointment and revision in the same. :\nThree meetings of the remuneration Committee were held during the year on 28\" April, 2003; 30\u201d July, 2003 and 21% October, |\n2003. Required quorum was present during these meetings.\n:\n|", "img_55471.png": "ES\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAil the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n20) Related Party Disclosures ;\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as\nidentified by the Company and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n1. Parties where Control! Exists \u2014 Subsidiary Companies :\nGTC Global Limited .\nGTC Investment & Finance Limited\nOlive Investment & Finance Limited\nRajnigandha investment & Finance Limited\nPanama Investment & Finance Limited\nGolden Investment (Sikkim) Private Limited.\n2. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n{i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan _\u2014 Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra _ Whole Time Director\nMr. N. V. Joshi _ Whole Time Director (upto 21/10/2003)\nMr. A. K. Joshi _ Whole Time Director (w.e.f. 21/10/2003\nB. During the year, the following transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of :\nbusiness :\n(Amount in Rs.)\nSubsidiaries Key Relatives of Total\nManagement Key Management _\nPersonnel Personnel\nExpenses :\nRent _- -\u2014 _ \u2014 2\n(i) (-) (1,44,000) (1,44,000)\nRemuneration _ 59,95,296 _ 59,95,296 ;\n(\u2014) .  (39,21,502) (>) (39,21,502)\nPurchase of Goods _ - _ -\n(1,04,419) (-) (-) (1,04,419) :\nFinance & Investment : .\n. Loans & Advances given 1,03,41,899 =_ _- 1,03,41,899\n(*2,92,69,756) (\u2014) (-) (2,92,69,756)\nAmount repaid 1,51,20,075 - - 1,51,20,075\n(75,850) (-) (-) (75,850) :\nRefund of share application money 1,87,50,000 - _ 1,87,50,000\n(-) {\u2014) (-) (-)\nOutstandings : :\nPayable 2,71,61,219 5,74,823 - 2,77,36,042 :\n(4,22,81,294) (96,670) (- (4,23,77,964)\nReceivable 7,34,18,305 _ _- 7,34,18,305 \u2018\n(6,30,76,406) (\u2014-) (-) (6,30,76,406)\ninvestments 2,31,79,980 ~ _ 2,31,79,980\n(2,31,79,980) (-) (-) (2,31,79,980)\nShare Application Money given - _- _- =_\n(1,87,50,000) (-) (-) (1,87,50,000)\nGuarantees provided 8,53,84,205 - - 8,53,84,205\n(7,99,68,240) (-) (-) (7,99,68,240)\n* (Includes assignment of debts of Rs.2,92,65,500)\nNotes :\n1. No amount pertaining to Related Parties has been provided for as doubtful debts. Also, no amount has been written off/\nwritten back in respect of aforesaid parties during the year.\n2 Details relating to remuneration to the above Key Management Personnel has been disclosed in Note no.29 here\nbelow.\n3. Maximum amount of loan due from the subsidiary at any time during the year Rs.7,34,18,305 (Previous Year Rs.\n6,30,76,406).\n4. Figures in brackets pertain to previous year.\na", "img_18508.png": "Neen eee eee\n\u201d ARNOLD T. MOSBERG\nAreas of Specialization: . .\n: Toxicology, Inhalation Toxicolo and Physiology\u2019\nSocial Security Nunbe, ra\nAddress: 7989 Peak Road, Clemmons, North Carolina\nEDUCATION\nB.S. (Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering)\n1969 - The Ohio State University\nM.S. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1973 - The Ohio State University\nPh.D. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1978 - The Ohio State University\nDABT (Diplomate American Board of Toxicology) 1987\nEMPLOYMENT HISTORY\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina.\nSenior Staff R&D Toxicologist, Applied Toxicology Group,\nDecember 1985 to present.\nwees Battelle's Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio.\nAssociate Section Manager, Toxicology and Health Sciences,\nOctober 1985 to December 1985. Senior Research Scientist,\nToxicology and Health Sciences Section, October 1984 to October\n1985; Principal Research Scientist, Health and Environmental\nSciences Section, May 1980 to October 1984; Research Scientist,\nBioengineering/Health Sciences Section, 1977 to May 1980.\nThe Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.\nAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Tharmac:.logy,\nAugust 1980 to June 1985; Research Associate, Dep..<stments of\nMedicine and Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, 1973 to\n1977.\nGeneral Electric Company, Evandale, Ohio.\nAeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Aircraft Engine\nGroup, 1969 to 1971.\nwi\nBR\n>\nwo\n~\np\no\na\n2\nce", "img_18512.png": "Neen eee eee\n\u201d ARNOLD T. MOSBERG\nAreas of Specialization: . .\n: Toxicology, Inhalation Toxicolo and Physiology\u2019\nSocial Security Nunbe, ra\nAddress: 7989 Peak Road, Clemmons, North Carolina\nEDUCATION\nB.S. (Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering)\n1969 - The Ohio State University\nM.S. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1973 - The Ohio State University\nPh.D. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1978 - The Ohio State University\nDABT (Diplomate American Board of Toxicology) 1987\nEMPLOYMENT HISTORY\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina.\nSenior Staff R&D Toxicologist, Applied Toxicology Group,\nDecember 1985 to present.\nwees Battelle's Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio.\nAssociate Section Manager, Toxicology and Health Sciences,\nOctober 1985 to December 1985. Senior Research Scientist,\nToxicology and Health Sciences Section, October 1984 to October\n1985; Principal Research Scientist, Health and Environmental\nSciences Section, May 1980 to October 1984; Research Scientist,\nBioengineering/Health Sciences Section, 1977 to May 1980.\nThe Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.\nAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Tharmac:.logy,\nAugust 1980 to June 1985; Research Associate, Dep..<stments of\nMedicine and Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, 1973 to\n1977.\nGeneral Electric Company, Evandale, Ohio.\nAeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Aircraft Engine\nGroup, 1969 to 1971.\nwi\nBR\n>\nwo\n~\np\no\na\n2\nce", "img_18516.png": "Neen eee eee\n\u201d ARNOLD T. MOSBERG\nAreas of Specialization: . .\n: Toxicology, Inhalation Toxicolo and Physiology\u2019\nSocial Security Nunbe, ra\nAddress: 7989 Peak Road, Clemmons, North Carolina\nEDUCATION\nB.S. (Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering)\n1969 - The Ohio State University\nM.S. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1973 - The Ohio State University\nPh.D. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1978 - The Ohio State University\nDABT (Diplomate American Board of Toxicology) 1987\nEMPLOYMENT HISTORY\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina.\nSenior Staff R&D Toxicologist, Applied Toxicology Group,\nDecember 1985 to present.\nwees Battelle's Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio.\nAssociate Section Manager, Toxicology and Health Sciences,\nOctober 1985 to December 1985. Senior Research Scientist,\nToxicology and Health Sciences Section, October 1984 to October\n1985; Principal Research Scientist, Health and Environmental\nSciences Section, May 1980 to October 1984; Research Scientist,\nBioengineering/Health Sciences Section, 1977 to May 1980.\nThe Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.\nAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Tharmac:.logy,\nAugust 1980 to June 1985; Research Associate, Dep..<stments of\nMedicine and Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, 1973 to\n1977.\nGeneral Electric Company, Evandale, Ohio.\nAeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Aircraft Engine\nGroup, 1969 to 1971.\nwi\nBR\n>\nwo\n~\np\no\na\n2\nce", "img_18521.png": "Neen eee eee\n\u201d ARNOLD T. MOSBERG\nAreas of Specialization: . .\n: Toxicology, Inhalation Toxicolo and Physiology\u2019\nSocial Security Nunbe, ra\nAddress: 7989 Peak Road, Clemmons, North Carolina\nEDUCATION\nB.S. (Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering)\n1969 - The Ohio State University\nM.S. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1973 - The Ohio State University\nPh.D. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1978 - The Ohio State University\nDABT (Diplomate American Board of Toxicology) 1987\nEMPLOYMENT HISTORY\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina.\nSenior Staff R&D Toxicologist, Applied Toxicology Group,\nDecember 1985 to present.\nwees Battelle's Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio.\nAssociate Section Manager, Toxicology and Health Sciences,\nOctober 1985 to December 1985. Senior Research Scientist,\nToxicology and Health Sciences Section, October 1984 to October\n1985; Principal Research Scientist, Health and Environmental\nSciences Section, May 1980 to October 1984; Research Scientist,\nBioengineering/Health Sciences Section, 1977 to May 1980.\nThe Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.\nAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Tharmac:.logy,\nAugust 1980 to June 1985; Research Associate, Dep..<stments of\nMedicine and Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, 1973 to\n1977.\nGeneral Electric Company, Evandale, Ohio.\nAeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Aircraft Engine\nGroup, 1969 to 1971.\nwi\nBR\n>\nwo\n~\np\no\na\n2\nce", "img_18526.png": "Neen eee eee\n\u201d ARNOLD T. MOSBERG\nAreas of Specialization: . .\n: Toxicology, Inhalation Toxicolo and Physiology\u2019\nSocial Security Nunbe, ra\nAddress: 7989 Peak Road, Clemmons, North Carolina\nEDUCATION\nB.S. (Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering)\n1969 - The Ohio State University\nM.S. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1973 - The Ohio State University\nPh.D. (Biomedical Engineering and Physiology)\n1978 - The Ohio State University\nDABT (Diplomate American Board of Toxicology) 1987\nEMPLOYMENT HISTORY\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina.\nSenior Staff R&D Toxicologist, Applied Toxicology Group,\nDecember 1985 to present.\nwees Battelle's Columbus Division, Columbus, Ohio.\nAssociate Section Manager, Toxicology and Health Sciences,\nOctober 1985 to December 1985. Senior Research Scientist,\nToxicology and Health Sciences Section, October 1984 to October\n1985; Principal Research Scientist, Health and Environmental\nSciences Section, May 1980 to October 1984; Research Scientist,\nBioengineering/Health Sciences Section, 1977 to May 1980.\nThe Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.\nAdjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Tharmac:.logy,\nAugust 1980 to June 1985; Research Associate, Dep..<stments of\nMedicine and Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, 1973 to\n1977.\nGeneral Electric Company, Evandale, Ohio.\nAeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Aircraft Engine\nGroup, 1969 to 1971.\nwi\nBR\n>\nwo\n~\np\no\na\n2\nce", "img_3836.png": "RESERVATIONS AT ASPEN SQUARE 1/30 - 2/1/69\nJoan Brink Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Spears, Jr.\nDonna W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bruns\nPeggy Pacey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Von Kaenel\nMartin Romm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roadman\nGeorge F. Ackerman Mr. John L. Crum, Jr.\nMichael Baum Mr. and Mrs. S. Bragg\nDavid J. Bryan\nCharles L. Elliot\nPaul R. Kelley\nAlfred H. Kingon\nMatthew Levison\nLeonard Marx, Jr.\nJohn W. Peel\nL. Richard Wenzel\nEddie J. Sharpe\nClinton 0. Mayer III\nWilliam R. Thompson\nLarry DuBois\nAl Naylor\nGranville McGee\nAllen Boyar\nMichael McCafferty\nDick Wyandotte\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fshk0226", "img_3837.png": "RESERVATIONS AT ASPEN SQUARE 1/30 - 2/1/69\nJoan Brink Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Spears, Jr.\nDonna W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bruns\nPeggy Pacey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Von Kaenel\nMartin Romm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roadman\nGeorge F. Ackerman Mr. John L. Crum, Jr.\nMichael Baum Mr. and Mrs. S. Bragg\nDavid J. Bryan\nCharles L. Elliot\nPaul R. Kelley\nAlfred H. Kingon\nMatthew Levison\nLeonard Marx, Jr.\nJohn W. Peel\nL. Richard Wenzel\nEddie J. Sharpe\nClinton 0. Mayer III\nWilliam R. Thompson\nLarry DuBois\nAl Naylor\nGranville McGee\nAllen Boyar\nMichael McCafferty\nDick Wyandotte\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fshk0226", "img_3838.png": "RESERVATIONS AT ASPEN SQUARE 1/30 - 2/1/69\nJoan Brink Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Spears, Jr.\nDonna W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bruns\nPeggy Pacey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Von Kaenel\nMartin Romm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roadman\nGeorge F. Ackerman Mr. John L. Crum, Jr.\nMichael Baum Mr. and Mrs. S. Bragg\nDavid J. Bryan\nCharles L. Elliot\nPaul R. Kelley\nAlfred H. Kingon\nMatthew Levison\nLeonard Marx, Jr.\nJohn W. Peel\nL. Richard Wenzel\nEddie J. Sharpe\nClinton 0. Mayer III\nWilliam R. Thompson\nLarry DuBois\nAl Naylor\nGranville McGee\nAllen Boyar\nMichael McCafferty\nDick Wyandotte\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fshk0226", "img_3839.png": "RESERVATIONS AT ASPEN SQUARE 1/30 - 2/1/69\nJoan Brink Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Spears, Jr.\nDonna W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bruns\nPeggy Pacey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Von Kaenel\nMartin Romm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roadman\nGeorge F. Ackerman Mr. John L. Crum, Jr.\nMichael Baum Mr. and Mrs. S. Bragg\nDavid J. Bryan\nCharles L. Elliot\nPaul R. Kelley\nAlfred H. Kingon\nMatthew Levison\nLeonard Marx, Jr.\nJohn W. Peel\nL. Richard Wenzel\nEddie J. Sharpe\nClinton 0. Mayer III\nWilliam R. Thompson\nLarry DuBois\nAl Naylor\nGranville McGee\nAllen Boyar\nMichael McCafferty\nDick Wyandotte\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fshk0226", "img_61157.png": "tg \u2018\nfon tiny Yoreitrena \u00e9 Cry w\ndegre Xe otstarrneds whitey es\nim a! poet a\nNH phall aprprreatr nae\n\ni+ De A notion |\n\ntorre atAr ey\n\n} ahs\n\nJ (\n\nnew) Gane\u00ae F Karwan\n\nKSTOLUTROC= Fal A1AU OS/AUUANU IAI U16 [UESTOR Z6 [OLO1U Inn 12] nl SMUT OCS) =e 01/6 [OSA (5) [[O-PNA", "img_59940.png": "Z ee Rit RU UY\noe SS\na ed Vo\nDred MMe. lS ane ely\nLU ne leak ) (CuO\n/)\ntaulo 2 Be Alf\n\u2014J / atte \u2018\nThonpstn fa. TI BH 79\nee 4\nMd Pp", "img_59942.png": "Z ee Rit RU UY\noe SS\na ed Vo\nDred MMe. lS ane ely\nLU ne leak ) (CuO\n/)\ntaulo 2 Be Alf\n\u2014J / atte \u2018\nThonpstn fa. TI BH 79\nee 4\nMd Pp", "img_59943.png": "Z ee Rit RU UY\noe SS\na ed Vo\nDred MMe. lS ane ely\nLU ne leak ) (CuO\n/)\ntaulo 2 Be Alf\n\u2014J / atte \u2018\nThonpstn fa. TI BH 79\nee 4\nMd Pp", "img_59945.png": "Z ee Rit RU UY\noe SS\na ed Vo\nDred MMe. lS ane ely\nLU ne leak ) (CuO\n/)\ntaulo 2 Be Alf\n\u2014J / atte \u2018\nThonpstn fa. TI BH 79\nee 4\nMd Pp", "img_59946.png": "Z ee Rit RU UY\noe SS\na ed Vo\nDred MMe. lS ane ely\nLU ne leak ) (CuO\n/)\ntaulo 2 Be Alf\n\u2014J / atte \u2018\nThonpstn fa. TI BH 79\nee 4\nMd Pp", "img_32348.png": ") -\u201c\n\u201c ryld s\n\\ \\ yl\nIDENTIEICATION: HHE/PP-2* wo\nAuthor: Dana M. Phillips ae\n@ Title: FUTURE OPTIONS FOR THE HOWARD HEINZ\nENDOWMENT HEALTH GRANTS PROGRAM\nDate: May 2, 1988\nHISTORY\nERESENTATIONS :\n1ST DRAFT MARCH 20, 1988 - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING\nRE: CONCEPT\nRecommendations: Add sentence noting continuing relationship\nbetween HHE staff and preferred institutions. Add\nadditional headers in options section.\nStatus: Revised as per above recommendations for\npresentation at May 2, 1988, Trustees meeting.\nTO TRUSTEES: MAY 2, 1988 - TRUSTEES MEETING\nRE: PRESENTATION\nRecommendations:\n@ Status:\nIMPLEMENTATION\nEVALUATION\nxID Code\nADM - Administrative\nFIN - Financial\nGPRI - Greater Pittsburgh Revitalization Initiative\nPP ~ Program & Policy 0037H-3", "img_7937.png": "EI EEEEEEEEEEDEEAI_ OO ee\n201 BAN2101N CPN/VPR/BUYDOWN TRACKING/ANALYSIS 06/24/98 14:43\nPROD BANLIB GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW\neo... SELECTION CRITERIA ===============\nTIME PERIOD: 98 01/03/98 thru 06/12/98\n\nBRAND: $S TOTAL SAVINGS\nGEOGRAPHY: XXXX NATIONAL\n\n--GEOGRAPHY-- % PV AFV/CTN ---TOT FV--- -SALES COST- -TOT ALLOC- -REM ALLOC-\nNATIONAL 76.1 2.93 169,811,466 170,182,698\n\n1 NORTH EAST 72.1 2.88 32,284,513 32,374,260\n\n2 SOUTHERN SA 73.5 3.03 70,062,053 70,149,354\n\n3 US MILITARY\n\n5 WESTERN SAL 71.2 2.74 21,179,843 21,250,776\n\n6 MID-WEST SA 86.9 2.90 46,285,076 46,408,325\n\n7XXX NATIONAL\n\nEnter-PF1--~PF2---PP3---PF4---PF5---PF6--~PF7--~PF8---PF9---PF10-~PF11--PF12~--\n\ne HELP CRITE LVLDN NAV FILE EXIT\non\nht\n>\n\n@ =\n\n~\ntt\noO\n~", "img_16529.png": "Menopausal Health Publication Management\nJune 13, 2001\n10:00 \u2014 11:30 AM, Conference Room #555-6B\npage 4 of 6\n[Status | Publication Investigator/Author | Study/Subject\nPublished Am J Ob/Gyn (5/01) Odmark Bleeding with CEE+MPA vs. 178-\neo estradioltNETA\nPublished Psychoneuroendocrinology | Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (1)\n5-6/01\nPublished JAMA (6/01) Torgerson Meta-analysis of estrogen use and\nfracture\nPublished Climacteric (5-6/01) Estrogens and inflammatory response\nreview article\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Utian Women\u2019s HOPE study: Vasomotor\nsymptoms\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Archer Women\u2019s HOPE study: Bleeding\nprofiles\nTo be Climacteric (6/01) Lobo/Whitehead Low-dose HRT review article\npublished\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Pickar Women\u2019s HOPE study: Endometrial\npublished histologs\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Lobo Women\u2019s HOPE study: Lipoproteins\npublished and carbohydrate metabolism\nco To be Contemporary Ob/Gyn Speroff The Impact of Lower HRT Doses\ni ) | published (7/01) on Menopause Management\nTo be Ob/Gyn Bush Hormones, breast cancer and criteria\npublished for causality\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Nursing Maloney PVC and UTIs\npublished\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Ob/Gyn Gambacciani Low-dose CEE and MPA on\npublished symptoms, body weight and\ndate TBD metabolism .\nTo be J Bone Min Res Civitelli Prempro attenuation of\nresubmitted postmenopausal alveolar bone Joss\nTo be Climacterice MIICRO/Cooper/Metz | Estrogen and glucose metabolism in\nresubmitted the brain\nTo be TBD ~ , Shaywitz Estrogen and cognitive function ,\nresubmitted\nTo be Am J Public Health Curtis Health policy formulation for\n@ resubmitted women\u2019s health\naS Submitted J Reprod Immunol Ke Immune function and aging: Impact\nof HRT\nAm J Psych Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (2)\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 * FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ012-001293\nOrder", "img_16533.png": "Menopausal Health Publication Management\nJune 13, 2001\n10:00 \u2014 11:30 AM, Conference Room #555-6B\npage 4 of 6\n[Status | Publication Investigator/Author | Study/Subject\nPublished Am J Ob/Gyn (5/01) Odmark Bleeding with CEE+MPA vs. 178-\neo estradioltNETA\nPublished Psychoneuroendocrinology | Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (1)\n5-6/01\nPublished JAMA (6/01) Torgerson Meta-analysis of estrogen use and\nfracture\nPublished Climacteric (5-6/01) Estrogens and inflammatory response\nreview article\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Utian Women\u2019s HOPE study: Vasomotor\nsymptoms\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Archer Women\u2019s HOPE study: Bleeding\nprofiles\nTo be Climacteric (6/01) Lobo/Whitehead Low-dose HRT review article\npublished\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Pickar Women\u2019s HOPE study: Endometrial\npublished histologs\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Lobo Women\u2019s HOPE study: Lipoproteins\npublished and carbohydrate metabolism\nco To be Contemporary Ob/Gyn Speroff The Impact of Lower HRT Doses\ni ) | published (7/01) on Menopause Management\nTo be Ob/Gyn Bush Hormones, breast cancer and criteria\npublished for causality\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Nursing Maloney PVC and UTIs\npublished\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Ob/Gyn Gambacciani Low-dose CEE and MPA on\npublished symptoms, body weight and\ndate TBD metabolism .\nTo be J Bone Min Res Civitelli Prempro attenuation of\nresubmitted postmenopausal alveolar bone Joss\nTo be Climacterice MIICRO/Cooper/Metz | Estrogen and glucose metabolism in\nresubmitted the brain\nTo be TBD ~ , Shaywitz Estrogen and cognitive function ,\nresubmitted\nTo be Am J Public Health Curtis Health policy formulation for\n@ resubmitted women\u2019s health\naS Submitted J Reprod Immunol Ke Immune function and aging: Impact\nof HRT\nAm J Psych Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (2)\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 * FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ012-001293\nOrder", "img_16539.png": "Menopausal Health Publication Management\nJune 13, 2001\n10:00 \u2014 11:30 AM, Conference Room #555-6B\npage 4 of 6\n[Status | Publication Investigator/Author | Study/Subject\nPublished Am J Ob/Gyn (5/01) Odmark Bleeding with CEE+MPA vs. 178-\neo estradioltNETA\nPublished Psychoneuroendocrinology | Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (1)\n5-6/01\nPublished JAMA (6/01) Torgerson Meta-analysis of estrogen use and\nfracture\nPublished Climacteric (5-6/01) Estrogens and inflammatory response\nreview article\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Utian Women\u2019s HOPE study: Vasomotor\nsymptoms\nPublished Fertil Steril (6/01) Archer Women\u2019s HOPE study: Bleeding\nprofiles\nTo be Climacteric (6/01) Lobo/Whitehead Low-dose HRT review article\npublished\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Pickar Women\u2019s HOPE study: Endometrial\npublished histologs\nTo be Fertil Steril (7/01) Lobo Women\u2019s HOPE study: Lipoproteins\npublished and carbohydrate metabolism\nco To be Contemporary Ob/Gyn Speroff The Impact of Lower HRT Doses\ni ) | published (7/01) on Menopause Management\nTo be Ob/Gyn Bush Hormones, breast cancer and criteria\npublished for causality\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Nursing Maloney PVC and UTIs\npublished\ndate TBD\nTo be Am J Ob/Gyn Gambacciani Low-dose CEE and MPA on\npublished symptoms, body weight and\ndate TBD metabolism .\nTo be J Bone Min Res Civitelli Prempro attenuation of\nresubmitted postmenopausal alveolar bone Joss\nTo be Climacterice MIICRO/Cooper/Metz | Estrogen and glucose metabolism in\nresubmitted the brain\nTo be TBD ~ , Shaywitz Estrogen and cognitive function ,\nresubmitted\nTo be Am J Public Health Curtis Health policy formulation for\n@ resubmitted women\u2019s health\naS Submitted J Reprod Immunol Ke Immune function and aging: Impact\nof HRT\nAm J Psych Murphy Brain-aging and HRT data (2)\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 * FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ012-001293\nOrder", "img_58675.png": "a=", "img_58678.png": "a=", "img_58679.png": "a=", "img_58684.png": "a=", "img_58685.png": "a=", "img_58686.png": "a=", "img_58646.png": "80 f- 207\nPoo fF 1d7?\nAp 299\n\u201cWith Vantage <i\nI get less hassled 33a\nSe oC cea\ne ce oe\n9 cue 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RB ie; es P 3 ee\nkept hearing about high tar They bothered me. i saggl\n\u201cThen somebody told me about Vantage. b  -\nAnd | tried it. It was the only low-tar brandthat \u2014. hageaeaa\ngave me the taste and satisfaction | enjoy. And Ya\nnow thats what I smoke. fi\nWarning: The Surgeon General Has Determined FLIER. ng \u201c107 ma.nieine, MENTHOL Ng \"tr \u201cae \u00b0\nThat Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, 18 mg, sions mc pscipret FIC Report ALG. 7 ,\nFILTER 100's: 1 mg. \"ta, 0.9 mg, nicosine wv er aigagatie by FIC method,\nCoy lmee ee Nea Teen Oe ety tach aster g\nei Drees Spd UROIT B\nf", "img_58647.png": "80 f- 207\nPoo fF 1d7?\nAp 299\n\u201cWith Vantage <i\nI get less hassled 33a\nSe oC cea\ne ce oe\n9 cue RE\nabout smoking? 4a\nea ee\n- ~  \u201cLusedtosmokeahigh-tar cigaretteand * ee a\nto b\u00e9 honest with you] really enjoyed it. ~~ = =\n\u201cWhat | didn\u2019t enjoy wereall those stories] cog?\n\u2018 . RB ie; es P 3 ee\nkept hearing about high tar They bothered me. i saggl\n\u201cThen somebody told me about Vantage. b  -\nAnd | tried it. It was the only low-tar brandthat \u2014. hageaeaa\ngave me the taste and satisfaction | enjoy. And Ya\nnow thats what I smoke. fi\nWarning: The Surgeon General Has Determined FLIER. ng \u201c107 ma.nieine, MENTHOL Ng \"tr \u201cae \u00b0\nThat Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, 18 mg, sions mc pscipret FIC Report ALG. 7 ,\nFILTER 100's: 1 mg. \"ta, 0.9 mg, nicosine wv er aigagatie by FIC method,\nCoy lmee ee Nea Teen Oe ety tach aster g\nei Drees Spd UROIT B\nf", "img_50260.png": "Sonne aa\n5 ON eee |\n3 yani7'sa Z eR pid\nJe: a: BH A| a\nmn ASD. = UI ice ee\n33 us. BSSTAGE)\nFood and Nutrition Board\nNational Academy of Sciences\u2014\nNational Research Council\n2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W.\nWashington, D. C. 20418", "img_50261.png": "Sonne aa\n5 ON eee |\n3 yani7'sa Z eR pid\nJe: a: BH A| a\nmn ASD. = UI ice ee\n33 us. 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C. 20418", "img_58443.png": "awe REC'D APR 15 4999\na | { AMERICAN i wD\n: . . \u2019 i i MEAT\ni \u2014-_ Ohi\n: roy DB #4 INSTITUTE\n; erving The Meat Industry Since 1906\n' March 31, 1982\nsg\n4 MEMORANDUM\ni Eos FMI Workshop Speakers\n5 -\n4 x\n| From: MEM Yh\\\ny\nRe: \"Odds and Ends\"\n~ scl a BS SS Se eee\n:\ni i\n\u00e9 FMI staff reminds me to urge you to return your permission\n; to record forms. If you have not sent it in, (it is in\n{ the FMI speakers manual) I have enclosed another e\u00a2 for\n; your convenience.\nFor those of you who need equipment and have not let me\nos know, FMI also needs a listing of it soon. Just call me!\n}\nF\nP.O. Box 3556, Washington, D.C. 20007 - 1700 North Moore Street, Arlington, VA, 22209 - 703/841-2400", "img_58445.png": "awe REC'D APR 15 4999\na | { AMERICAN i wD\n: . . \u2019 i i MEAT\ni \u2014-_ Ohi\n: roy DB #4 INSTITUTE\n; erving The Meat Industry Since 1906\n' March 31, 1982\nsg\n4 MEMORANDUM\ni Eos FMI Workshop Speakers\n5 -\n4 x\n| From: MEM Yh\\\ny\nRe: \"Odds and Ends\"\n~ scl a BS SS Se eee\n:\ni i\n\u00e9 FMI staff reminds me to urge you to return your permission\n; to record forms. If you have not sent it in, (it is in\n{ the FMI speakers manual) I have enclosed another e\u00a2 for\n; your convenience.\nFor those of you who need equipment and have not let me\nos know, FMI also needs a listing of it soon. Just call me!\n}\nF\nP.O. Box 3556, Washington, D.C. 20007 - 1700 North Moore Street, Arlington, VA, 22209 - 703/841-2400", "img_58448.png": "awe REC'D APR 15 4999\na | { AMERICAN i wD\n: . . \u2019 i i MEAT\ni \u2014-_ Ohi\n: roy DB #4 INSTITUTE\n; erving The Meat Industry Since 1906\n' March 31, 1982\nsg\n4 MEMORANDUM\ni Eos FMI Workshop Speakers\n5 -\n4 x\n| From: MEM Yh\\\ny\nRe: \"Odds and Ends\"\n~ scl a BS SS Se eee\n:\ni i\n\u00e9 FMI staff reminds me to urge you to return your permission\n; to record forms. If you have not sent it in, (it is in\n{ the FMI speakers manual) I have enclosed another e\u00a2 for\n; your convenience.\nFor those of you who need equipment and have not let me\nos know, FMI also needs a listing of it soon. Just call me!\n}\nF\nP.O. Box 3556, Washington, D.C. 20007 - 1700 North Moore Street, Arlington, VA, 22209 - 703/841-2400", "img_58449.png": "awe REC'D APR 15 4999\na | { AMERICAN i wD\n: . . \u2019 i i MEAT\ni \u2014-_ Ohi\n: roy DB #4 INSTITUTE\n; erving The Meat Industry Since 1906\n' March 31, 1982\nsg\n4 MEMORANDUM\ni Eos FMI Workshop Speakers\n5 -\n4 x\n| From: MEM Yh\\\ny\nRe: \"Odds and Ends\"\n~ scl a BS SS Se eee\n:\ni i\n\u00e9 FMI staff reminds me to urge you to return your permission\n; to record forms. If you have not sent it in, (it is in\n{ the FMI speakers manual) I have enclosed another e\u00a2 for\n; your convenience.\nFor those of you who need equipment and have not let me\nos know, FMI also needs a listing of it soon. Just call me!\n}\nF\nP.O. Box 3556, Washington, D.C. 20007 - 1700 North Moore Street, Arlington, VA, 22209 - 703/841-2400", "img_32552.png": "19h) 198 Difference\naay (19.8--19)) )\nPrevalence of Lesions (per cent)\nMild Follicular Changes in Skin 3767 21.5 -16.2\nThickening of Conjunctivae 76.6 Sra. -19.1\nSerum Vitamin A\n(Microgm. per 100 ml.) 22 Nya 19.9 211.3\nSToLUIKCL=H git OSHA NANG LU IS1ip ize LoLeLU|palsTalesMUl esi =Yo [01,6 (0\\exs1) 0.0, 0a", "img_32553.png": "19h) 198 Difference\naay (19.8--19)) )\nPrevalence of Lesions (per cent)\nMild Follicular Changes in Skin 3767 21.5 -16.2\nThickening of Conjunctivae 76.6 Sra. -19.1\nSerum Vitamin A\n(Microgm. per 100 ml.) 22 Nya 19.9 211.3\nSToLUIKCL=H git OSHA NANG LU IS1ip ize LoLeLU|palsTalesMUl esi =Yo [01,6 (0\\exs1) 0.0, 0a", "img_32554.png": "19h) 198 Difference\naay (19.8--19)) )\nPrevalence of Lesions (per cent)\nMild Follicular Changes in Skin 3767 21.5 -16.2\nThickening of Conjunctivae 76.6 Sra. -19.1\nSerum Vitamin A\n(Microgm. per 100 ml.) 22 Nya 19.9 211.3\nSToLUIKCL=H git OSHA NANG LU IS1ip ize LoLeLU|palsTalesMUl esi =Yo [01,6 (0\\exs1) 0.0, 0a", "img_32555.png": "19h) 198 Difference\naay (19.8--19)) )\nPrevalence of Lesions (per cent)\nMild Follicular Changes in Skin 3767 21.5 -16.2\nThickening of Conjunctivae 76.6 Sra. -19.1\nSerum Vitamin A\n(Microgm. per 100 ml.) 22 Nya 19.9 211.3\nSToLUIKCL=H git OSHA NANG LU IS1ip ize LoLeLU|palsTalesMUl esi =Yo [01,6 (0\\exs1) 0.0, 0a", "img_444.png": "PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. of\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 7\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Dr. Ed Gee Date: April 26, 1990\nFrom: Page Caliaham\nSubject: Virginia Slims Superslims Consumer Testing\nC90-03220\n. SUMMARY\nThe current advertising for Virginia Slims Superslims (VSSS) did not get across the point that\n: this cigarette was a \u201clow smoke\" product. Smokers were primarily interested in trying VSSS\nbecause friends smoked it, due to promotionals/coupons, and (to a lesser extent) the novelty\nand attractive packaging. Of those who read or noticed that VSSS had \u201clow smoke,\" this\nbenefit did not appear to have a major effect on consumer behavior. Reasons for lack of\nswitching related primarily to design differences (e.g., circumference, intensity) from their own\nos brand. They viewed the purpose of VSSS as a cigarette to appeal to female smokers rather than\n\u201c= a cigarette that offered reduced visible sidestream. \"Low smoke\" (not necessarily going as far\nas a 70% reduction) was viewed as positive for the majority; however, one third of this\npopulation did not think that this benefit was important. Of those who felt that it was a benefit, .\nthey said low smoke might result in less criticism from nonsmoker, as opposed to positive\nstatements. They also perceived a low smoke cigarette-- VSSS--as having less lingering odor.\nSmokers would. not switch categories (e.g., tar brand or circumference) or give up taste for this\n, benefit; they are more inclined to consider giving up taste for an odorless or at least a lighter\nsmelling cigarette. The low smoke of VSSS was attributed to the thinness of the.cigarette.\nThey said the only way to increase the percent reduction of smoke would\u2019 be to make VSSS\neven thinner which did not interest them. Comments about VSSS self-extinguishing in the\nashtray--more of an annoyance than a problem-\u2014were heard more frequently in the focus groups\nthan in the one-on-one interviews. This may have been a result of group.dynamics.\n.\nOBJECTIVE &\no\nea, Virginia Slims Superslims were nationally introduced the fourth quarter of 1989. The objective 8\n2 of the Virginia Slims Superslims focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to assess female b=\nsmokers\u2019 awareness of the low visible smoke coming from the lit end of the VSSS and to gf\ndetermine the salience of this characteristic. GQ\nSo\nbb", "img_449.png": "PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. of\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 7\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Dr. Ed Gee Date: April 26, 1990\nFrom: Page Caliaham\nSubject: Virginia Slims Superslims Consumer Testing\nC90-03220\n. SUMMARY\nThe current advertising for Virginia Slims Superslims (VSSS) did not get across the point that\n: this cigarette was a \u201clow smoke\" product. Smokers were primarily interested in trying VSSS\nbecause friends smoked it, due to promotionals/coupons, and (to a lesser extent) the novelty\nand attractive packaging. Of those who read or noticed that VSSS had \u201clow smoke,\" this\nbenefit did not appear to have a major effect on consumer behavior. Reasons for lack of\nswitching related primarily to design differences (e.g., circumference, intensity) from their own\nos brand. They viewed the purpose of VSSS as a cigarette to appeal to female smokers rather than\n\u201c= a cigarette that offered reduced visible sidestream. \"Low smoke\" (not necessarily going as far\nas a 70% reduction) was viewed as positive for the majority; however, one third of this\npopulation did not think that this benefit was important. Of those who felt that it was a benefit, .\nthey said low smoke might result in less criticism from nonsmoker, as opposed to positive\nstatements. They also perceived a low smoke cigarette-- VSSS--as having less lingering odor.\nSmokers would. not switch categories (e.g., tar brand or circumference) or give up taste for this\n, benefit; they are more inclined to consider giving up taste for an odorless or at least a lighter\nsmelling cigarette. The low smoke of VSSS was attributed to the thinness of the.cigarette.\nThey said the only way to increase the percent reduction of smoke would\u2019 be to make VSSS\neven thinner which did not interest them. Comments about VSSS self-extinguishing in the\nashtray--more of an annoyance than a problem-\u2014were heard more frequently in the focus groups\nthan in the one-on-one interviews. This may have been a result of group.dynamics.\n.\nOBJECTIVE &\no\nea, Virginia Slims Superslims were nationally introduced the fourth quarter of 1989. The objective 8\n2 of the Virginia Slims Superslims focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to assess female b=\nsmokers\u2019 awareness of the low visible smoke coming from the lit end of the VSSS and to gf\ndetermine the salience of this characteristic. GQ\nSo\nbb", "img_5465.png": "PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. of\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 7\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Dr. Ed Gee Date: April 26, 1990\nFrom: Page Caliaham\nSubject: Virginia Slims Superslims Consumer Testing\nC90-03220\n. SUMMARY\nThe current advertising for Virginia Slims Superslims (VSSS) did not get across the point that\n: this cigarette was a \u201clow smoke\" product. Smokers were primarily interested in trying VSSS\nbecause friends smoked it, due to promotionals/coupons, and (to a lesser extent) the novelty\nand attractive packaging. Of those who read or noticed that VSSS had \u201clow smoke,\" this\nbenefit did not appear to have a major effect on consumer behavior. Reasons for lack of\nswitching related primarily to design differences (e.g., circumference, intensity) from their own\nos brand. They viewed the purpose of VSSS as a cigarette to appeal to female smokers rather than\n\u201c= a cigarette that offered reduced visible sidestream. \"Low smoke\" (not necessarily going as far\nas a 70% reduction) was viewed as positive for the majority; however, one third of this\npopulation did not think that this benefit was important. Of those who felt that it was a benefit, .\nthey said low smoke might result in less criticism from nonsmoker, as opposed to positive\nstatements. They also perceived a low smoke cigarette-- VSSS--as having less lingering odor.\nSmokers would. not switch categories (e.g., tar brand or circumference) or give up taste for this\n, benefit; they are more inclined to consider giving up taste for an odorless or at least a lighter\nsmelling cigarette. The low smoke of VSSS was attributed to the thinness of the.cigarette.\nThey said the only way to increase the percent reduction of smoke would\u2019 be to make VSSS\neven thinner which did not interest them. Comments about VSSS self-extinguishing in the\nashtray--more of an annoyance than a problem-\u2014were heard more frequently in the focus groups\nthan in the one-on-one interviews. This may have been a result of group.dynamics.\n.\nOBJECTIVE &\no\nea, Virginia Slims Superslims were nationally introduced the fourth quarter of 1989. The objective 8\n2 of the Virginia Slims Superslims focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to assess female b=\nsmokers\u2019 awareness of the low visible smoke coming from the lit end of the VSSS and to gf\ndetermine the salience of this characteristic. GQ\nSo\nbb", "img_5468.png": "PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. of\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 7\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Dr. Ed Gee Date: April 26, 1990\nFrom: Page Caliaham\nSubject: Virginia Slims Superslims Consumer Testing\nC90-03220\n. SUMMARY\nThe current advertising for Virginia Slims Superslims (VSSS) did not get across the point that\n: this cigarette was a \u201clow smoke\" product. Smokers were primarily interested in trying VSSS\nbecause friends smoked it, due to promotionals/coupons, and (to a lesser extent) the novelty\nand attractive packaging. Of those who read or noticed that VSSS had \u201clow smoke,\" this\nbenefit did not appear to have a major effect on consumer behavior. Reasons for lack of\nswitching related primarily to design differences (e.g., circumference, intensity) from their own\nos brand. They viewed the purpose of VSSS as a cigarette to appeal to female smokers rather than\n\u201c= a cigarette that offered reduced visible sidestream. \"Low smoke\" (not necessarily going as far\nas a 70% reduction) was viewed as positive for the majority; however, one third of this\npopulation did not think that this benefit was important. Of those who felt that it was a benefit, .\nthey said low smoke might result in less criticism from nonsmoker, as opposed to positive\nstatements. They also perceived a low smoke cigarette-- VSSS--as having less lingering odor.\nSmokers would. not switch categories (e.g., tar brand or circumference) or give up taste for this\n, benefit; they are more inclined to consider giving up taste for an odorless or at least a lighter\nsmelling cigarette. The low smoke of VSSS was attributed to the thinness of the.cigarette.\nThey said the only way to increase the percent reduction of smoke would\u2019 be to make VSSS\neven thinner which did not interest them. Comments about VSSS self-extinguishing in the\nashtray--more of an annoyance than a problem-\u2014were heard more frequently in the focus groups\nthan in the one-on-one interviews. This may have been a result of group.dynamics.\n.\nOBJECTIVE &\no\nea, Virginia Slims Superslims were nationally introduced the fourth quarter of 1989. The objective 8\n2 of the Virginia Slims Superslims focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to assess female b=\nsmokers\u2019 awareness of the low visible smoke coming from the lit end of the VSSS and to gf\ndetermine the salience of this characteristic. GQ\nSo\nbb", "img_5470.png": "PHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. of\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE 7\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Dr. Ed Gee Date: April 26, 1990\nFrom: Page Caliaham\nSubject: Virginia Slims Superslims Consumer Testing\nC90-03220\n. SUMMARY\nThe current advertising for Virginia Slims Superslims (VSSS) did not get across the point that\n: this cigarette was a \u201clow smoke\" product. Smokers were primarily interested in trying VSSS\nbecause friends smoked it, due to promotionals/coupons, and (to a lesser extent) the novelty\nand attractive packaging. Of those who read or noticed that VSSS had \u201clow smoke,\" this\nbenefit did not appear to have a major effect on consumer behavior. Reasons for lack of\nswitching related primarily to design differences (e.g., circumference, intensity) from their own\nos brand. They viewed the purpose of VSSS as a cigarette to appeal to female smokers rather than\n\u201c= a cigarette that offered reduced visible sidestream. \"Low smoke\" (not necessarily going as far\nas a 70% reduction) was viewed as positive for the majority; however, one third of this\npopulation did not think that this benefit was important. Of those who felt that it was a benefit, .\nthey said low smoke might result in less criticism from nonsmoker, as opposed to positive\nstatements. They also perceived a low smoke cigarette-- VSSS--as having less lingering odor.\nSmokers would. not switch categories (e.g., tar brand or circumference) or give up taste for this\n, benefit; they are more inclined to consider giving up taste for an odorless or at least a lighter\nsmelling cigarette. The low smoke of VSSS was attributed to the thinness of the.cigarette.\nThey said the only way to increase the percent reduction of smoke would\u2019 be to make VSSS\neven thinner which did not interest them. Comments about VSSS self-extinguishing in the\nashtray--more of an annoyance than a problem-\u2014were heard more frequently in the focus groups\nthan in the one-on-one interviews. This may have been a result of group.dynamics.\n.\nOBJECTIVE &\no\nea, Virginia Slims Superslims were nationally introduced the fourth quarter of 1989. The objective 8\n2 of the Virginia Slims Superslims focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to assess female b=\nsmokers\u2019 awareness of the low visible smoke coming from the lit end of the VSSS and to gf\ndetermine the salience of this characteristic. GQ\nSo\nbb", "img_581.png": "~ , 4\nPumose of the Product\nThese smokers perceived that the reason VSSS were marketed was to appeal to more\nof the female smoking population. The thinness of the product and the attractive\n. packaging suggested that this was a cigarette for the female who wanted to look\nnae, \u201cdressed up\" when out on the town or at a social event.\nfter Trial--Lik i Dislikes\nThe primary like of VSSS was the attractive packaging. Only a couple of smokers :\nsaid they liked VSSS for the low smoke. Overall, there were not that many dislikes\nconcerning the product. The dislikes which were most frequently mentioned were\nintensity, thinness, and hard draw. As with any new cigarette, comments are\no expected concerning intensity--if for no other reason than it is not the consumer\u2019s\nregular brand. Those who perceived that VSSS self-extinguish in the ashtray said\nthat this was more of an annoyance than a problem. Some felt that they were not\ngetting their money\u2019s worth because the cigarette was thin. Of those who noticed\nthat the ash stayed on longer, half liked and half disliked this aspect. During the\ndiscussion on likes and dislikes only twenty percent gave unsolicited comments on\nthe topic of low smoke.\nae Sussestons for Improves\nThe number one suggestion for improvement was to make.a low smoke product that\nwas full circumference 100 (25 mm) or at least the circumference of a regular\nVirginia Slims (23mm). The second suggestion was to reduce and/or increase\n. strength.\nWhen asked if it was important to have the option of low smoke, over a half replied\nyes. One third did not think this benefit was important. The remaining smokers had\nnever thought about the concept of low smoke cigarettes. Quite a few who spoke\nfavorably about low smoke aiso were thinking in terms of an odorless product. In\nother words, they perceived that low smoke and odorless, or at least a lighter odor, &\nwent hand in hand.. These smokers felt that low smoke would be less annoying to a\nwy the nonsmoker as well as smokers (e.g., to the VSSS smoker lingering odors). &\no When these smokers were smoking VSSS, neither smokers nor nonsmokers made wn\nS\n: o\n>", "img_582.png": "~ , 4\nPumose of the Product\nThese smokers perceived that the reason VSSS were marketed was to appeal to more\nof the female smoking population. The thinness of the product and the attractive\n. packaging suggested that this was a cigarette for the female who wanted to look\nnae, \u201cdressed up\" when out on the town or at a social event.\nfter Trial--Lik i Dislikes\nThe primary like of VSSS was the attractive packaging. Only a couple of smokers :\nsaid they liked VSSS for the low smoke. Overall, there were not that many dislikes\nconcerning the product. The dislikes which were most frequently mentioned were\nintensity, thinness, and hard draw. As with any new cigarette, comments are\no expected concerning intensity--if for no other reason than it is not the consumer\u2019s\nregular brand. Those who perceived that VSSS self-extinguish in the ashtray said\nthat this was more of an annoyance than a problem. Some felt that they were not\ngetting their money\u2019s worth because the cigarette was thin. Of those who noticed\nthat the ash stayed on longer, half liked and half disliked this aspect. During the\ndiscussion on likes and dislikes only twenty percent gave unsolicited comments on\nthe topic of low smoke.\nae Sussestons for Improves\nThe number one suggestion for improvement was to make.a low smoke product that\nwas full circumference 100 (25 mm) or at least the circumference of a regular\nVirginia Slims (23mm). The second suggestion was to reduce and/or increase\n. strength.\nWhen asked if it was important to have the option of low smoke, over a half replied\nyes. One third did not think this benefit was important. The remaining smokers had\nnever thought about the concept of low smoke cigarettes. Quite a few who spoke\nfavorably about low smoke aiso were thinking in terms of an odorless product. In\nother words, they perceived that low smoke and odorless, or at least a lighter odor, &\nwent hand in hand.. These smokers felt that low smoke would be less annoying to a\nwy the nonsmoker as well as smokers (e.g., to the VSSS smoker lingering odors). &\no When these smokers were smoking VSSS, neither smokers nor nonsmokers made wn\nS\n: o\n>", "img_583.png": "~ , 4\nPumose of the Product\nThese smokers perceived that the reason VSSS were marketed was to appeal to more\nof the female smoking population. The thinness of the product and the attractive\n. packaging suggested that this was a cigarette for the female who wanted to look\nnae, \u201cdressed up\" when out on the town or at a social event.\nfter Trial--Lik i Dislikes\nThe primary like of VSSS was the attractive packaging. Only a couple of smokers :\nsaid they liked VSSS for the low smoke. Overall, there were not that many dislikes\nconcerning the product. The dislikes which were most frequently mentioned were\nintensity, thinness, and hard draw. As with any new cigarette, comments are\no expected concerning intensity--if for no other reason than it is not the consumer\u2019s\nregular brand. Those who perceived that VSSS self-extinguish in the ashtray said\nthat this was more of an annoyance than a problem. Some felt that they were not\ngetting their money\u2019s worth because the cigarette was thin. Of those who noticed\nthat the ash stayed on longer, half liked and half disliked this aspect. During the\ndiscussion on likes and dislikes only twenty percent gave unsolicited comments on\nthe topic of low smoke.\nae Sussestons for Improves\nThe number one suggestion for improvement was to make.a low smoke product that\nwas full circumference 100 (25 mm) or at least the circumference of a regular\nVirginia Slims (23mm). The second suggestion was to reduce and/or increase\n. strength.\nWhen asked if it was important to have the option of low smoke, over a half replied\nyes. One third did not think this benefit was important. The remaining smokers had\nnever thought about the concept of low smoke cigarettes. Quite a few who spoke\nfavorably about low smoke aiso were thinking in terms of an odorless product. In\nother words, they perceived that low smoke and odorless, or at least a lighter odor, &\nwent hand in hand.. These smokers felt that low smoke would be less annoying to a\nwy the nonsmoker as well as smokers (e.g., to the VSSS smoker lingering odors). &\no When these smokers were smoking VSSS, neither smokers nor nonsmokers made wn\nS\n: o\n>", "img_584.png": "~ , 4\nPumose of the Product\nThese smokers perceived that the reason VSSS were marketed was to appeal to more\nof the female smoking population. The thinness of the product and the attractive\n. packaging suggested that this was a cigarette for the female who wanted to look\nnae, \u201cdressed up\" when out on the town or at a social event.\nfter Trial--Lik i Dislikes\nThe primary like of VSSS was the attractive packaging. Only a couple of smokers :\nsaid they liked VSSS for the low smoke. Overall, there were not that many dislikes\nconcerning the product. The dislikes which were most frequently mentioned were\nintensity, thinness, and hard draw. As with any new cigarette, comments are\no expected concerning intensity--if for no other reason than it is not the consumer\u2019s\nregular brand. Those who perceived that VSSS self-extinguish in the ashtray said\nthat this was more of an annoyance than a problem. Some felt that they were not\ngetting their money\u2019s worth because the cigarette was thin. Of those who noticed\nthat the ash stayed on longer, half liked and half disliked this aspect. During the\ndiscussion on likes and dislikes only twenty percent gave unsolicited comments on\nthe topic of low smoke.\nae Sussestons for Improves\nThe number one suggestion for improvement was to make.a low smoke product that\nwas full circumference 100 (25 mm) or at least the circumference of a regular\nVirginia Slims (23mm). The second suggestion was to reduce and/or increase\n. strength.\nWhen asked if it was important to have the option of low smoke, over a half replied\nyes. One third did not think this benefit was important. The remaining smokers had\nnever thought about the concept of low smoke cigarettes. Quite a few who spoke\nfavorably about low smoke aiso were thinking in terms of an odorless product. In\nother words, they perceived that low smoke and odorless, or at least a lighter odor, &\nwent hand in hand.. These smokers felt that low smoke would be less annoying to a\nwy the nonsmoker as well as smokers (e.g., to the VSSS smoker lingering odors). &\no When these smokers were smoking VSSS, neither smokers nor nonsmokers made wn\nS\n: o\n>", "img_56904.png": "e \u00b0\nLe QuCSTIONNAILE en\n\\\n'\n'\n'\n'\ni (18-34) (18-24)\nNon-Menthol Menthol\ni CAMEL/Marlboro SALEM/Newport\n'\ni 25+\nNOW/Cariton\ni CAMBRIDGE/Bristol\n\\\nCAMEL Wides\n1\ni\ni Carrere arena reece ceeece eee a eae ae nee aan 8", "img_56905.png": "e \u00b0\nLe QuCSTIONNAILE en\n\\\n'\n'\n'\n'\ni (18-34) (18-24)\nNon-Menthol Menthol\ni CAMEL/Marlboro SALEM/Newport\n'\ni 25+\nNOW/Cariton\ni CAMBRIDGE/Bristol\n\\\nCAMEL Wides\n1\ni\ni Carrere arena reece ceeece eee a eae ae nee aan 8", "img_56908.png": "e \u00b0\nLe QuCSTIONNAILE en\n\\\n'\n'\n'\n'\ni (18-34) (18-24)\nNon-Menthol Menthol\ni CAMEL/Marlboro SALEM/Newport\n'\ni 25+\nNOW/Cariton\ni CAMBRIDGE/Bristol\n\\\nCAMEL Wides\n1\ni\ni Carrere arena reece ceeece eee a eae ae nee aan 8", "img_56911.png": "e \u00b0\nLe QuCSTIONNAILE en\n\\\n'\n'\n'\n'\ni (18-34) (18-24)\nNon-Menthol Menthol\ni CAMEL/Marlboro SALEM/Newport\n'\ni 25+\nNOW/Cariton\ni CAMBRIDGE/Bristol\n\\\nCAMEL Wides\n1\ni\ni Carrere arena reece ceeece eee a eae ae nee aan 8", "img_56912.png": "e \u00b0\nLe QuCSTIONNAILE en\n\\\n'\n'\n'\n'\ni (18-34) (18-24)\nNon-Menthol Menthol\ni CAMEL/Marlboro SALEM/Newport\n'\ni 25+\nNOW/Cariton\ni CAMBRIDGE/Bristol\n\\\nCAMEL Wides\n1\ni\ni Carrere arena reece ceeece eee a eae ae nee aan 8", "img_16499.png": "mamma maemo me aeeElUcreeElULraeeUULreellULreeeeeeCeeeCeee eel\nL] Brand Tracker established in 1979:\n= RJR had no standard tracking system in place\n= Brand groups would field their own CAS/CCS\nL] 1979 - 1980 were primarily experimental years\nL} Late 1980 a questionnaire design and data collection\nmethodology were established\n\\ ACU\nAY om iA\nTle9 Leer", "img_16501.png": "mamma maemo me aeeElUcreeElULraeeUULreellULreeeeeeCeeeCeee eel\nL] Brand Tracker established in 1979:\n= RJR had no standard tracking system in place\n= Brand groups would field their own CAS/CCS\nL] 1979 - 1980 were primarily experimental years\nL} Late 1980 a questionnaire design and data collection\nmethodology were established\n\\ ACU\nAY om iA\nTle9 Leer", "img_62506.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_62507.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_62508.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_62509.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_62510.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_62511.png": "Dre Ernest Es Muirhead Dre Sol Sherry\n2211 Oak Lawn The May Institute for\nDallas, Texas Medical Research\n421 Ridgeway Avenue\nDre Oscar De Ratnoff Cincinnati 29, Ohio\nUniversity Hospitals\nCleveland 6, Ohio Dre Jeremiah Stamler\n54ul4 Ingleside Avenue\nDre Lillian Recant Chicago 15, Illinois\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington Unive School of Medicine Dr. William E. Wellman\nEuclid Avee and Kingshighway Mayo Clinic\nSte Louis 10, Missouri Rochester, Minnesota\nDre Edward C. Reifenstein, Jre Dre Sloan Je Wilson\n1126 Hemstead Place Unive of Kansas Medical Center\nOklahoma City 6, Oklahoma 39th and Rainbow Boulevard\nKansas City 12, Kansas\nDr. James M. Shaffer\nDepartment of Epidemiology Dre Robert F. Ziegler\nSchool of Public Health Yll Beach Road\nUniversity of Michigan Birmingham, Michigan\nDECEASED MEMBERS - 1952 RESIGNED .\nDre John We Moore, Louisville Kye Dre Seymour Gray, Boston\nDre Robert Me Moore, Indplse, Inde Dre William Re Lovelace, i\nDre We He Nadler, Chicago, IIle Albuquerque \u2018\nDre Frank Wilson, Ann Arbor, Miche Dre Ralph Ve Platou, New Orleans\nDr. Paul Wosika, Chicago, III. Dre Jonas Es Salk, Pittsburgh\n*Adjunct members\nSTolUI RLF lta OSHA IAAL OFS (p 6 (OLLO tal - alte ex=] M1610 )L6 [oYex= TAN 01 [Oar", "img_50771.png": "To Airport een\noy \\2 8\nss S\n{ \\ FZ ra] a}\n: 3 Points of interest about Evansville <\nK = oO\ni Bw ofgtals, _jo 3 a\ngo VERE GED asrnune ELEY\naS = SSNS of\nIG % WXSERKROSS\n! WES,\nSSSR en\n2 \\\\ 4.4% % % a\n\\ \\ % \u00a2 %, e's, i\nge i\n} KENTUCKY | ae % z\n1. Vanderburgh County Court House 11. Welborn Memorial Baptist Hospital\nt 2. Memorial Coliseum 12. Deaconess Hospital\n3. Hotel McCurdy 13. Evansville College\n4, Museum of Arts and Sciences 14. Roberts Municipal Stadium\n5. Vendome Hotel 15. Public Library\n6. Union Station 16. City Hall\n7. Mead Johnson & Company 17. Mesker Memorial Amphitheater and Zoo\n8. Bus Terminal 18. Evansville State Hospital\n9. Post Office 19. Mead Johnson Main Street Office\n10. St. Mary\u2019s Hospital 20. Mead Johnson Eighth Street Office", "img_50772.png": "To Airport een\noy \\2 8\nss S\n{ \\ FZ ra] a}\n: 3 Points of interest about Evansville <\nK = oO\ni Bw ofgtals, _jo 3 a\ngo VERE GED asrnune ELEY\naS = SSNS of\nIG % WXSERKROSS\n! WES,\nSSSR en\n2 \\\\ 4.4% % % a\n\\ \\ % \u00a2 %, e's, i\nge i\n} KENTUCKY | ae % z\n1. Vanderburgh County Court House 11. Welborn Memorial Baptist Hospital\nt 2. Memorial Coliseum 12. Deaconess Hospital\n3. Hotel McCurdy 13. Evansville College\n4, Museum of Arts and Sciences 14. Roberts Municipal Stadium\n5. Vendome Hotel 15. Public Library\n6. Union Station 16. City Hall\n7. Mead Johnson & Company 17. Mesker Memorial Amphitheater and Zoo\n8. Bus Terminal 18. Evansville State Hospital\n9. Post Office 19. Mead Johnson Main Street Office\n10. St. Mary\u2019s Hospital 20. Mead Johnson Eighth Street Office", "img_50773.png": "To Airport een\noy \\2 8\nss S\n{ \\ FZ ra] a}\n: 3 Points of interest about Evansville <\nK = oO\ni Bw ofgtals, _jo 3 a\ngo VERE GED asrnune ELEY\naS = SSNS of\nIG % WXSERKROSS\n! WES,\nSSSR en\n2 \\\\ 4.4% % % a\n\\ \\ % \u00a2 %, e's, i\nge i\n} KENTUCKY | ae % z\n1. Vanderburgh County Court House 11. Welborn Memorial Baptist Hospital\nt 2. Memorial Coliseum 12. Deaconess Hospital\n3. Hotel McCurdy 13. Evansville College\n4, Museum of Arts and Sciences 14. Roberts Municipal Stadium\n5. Vendome Hotel 15. Public Library\n6. Union Station 16. City Hall\n7. Mead Johnson & Company 17. Mesker Memorial Amphitheater and Zoo\n8. Bus Terminal 18. Evansville State Hospital\n9. Post Office 19. Mead Johnson Main Street Office\n10. St. Mary\u2019s Hospital 20. Mead Johnson Eighth Street Office", "img_50774.png": "To Airport een\noy \\2 8\nss S\n{ \\ FZ ra] a}\n: 3 Points of interest about Evansville <\nK = oO\ni Bw ofgtals, _jo 3 a\ngo VERE GED asrnune ELEY\naS = SSNS of\nIG % WXSERKROSS\n! WES,\nSSSR en\n2 \\\\ 4.4% % % a\n\\ \\ % \u00a2 %, e's, i\nge i\n} KENTUCKY | ae % z\n1. Vanderburgh County Court House 11. Welborn Memorial Baptist Hospital\nt 2. Memorial Coliseum 12. Deaconess Hospital\n3. Hotel McCurdy 13. Evansville College\n4, Museum of Arts and Sciences 14. Roberts Municipal Stadium\n5. Vendome Hotel 15. Public Library\n6. Union Station 16. City Hall\n7. Mead Johnson & Company 17. Mesker Memorial Amphitheater and Zoo\n8. Bus Terminal 18. Evansville State Hospital\n9. Post Office 19. Mead Johnson Main Street Office\n10. St. Mary\u2019s Hospital 20. Mead Johnson Eighth Street Office", "img_49565.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49569.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49574.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49579.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49583.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49586.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49595.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_49605.png": "Sans a &\nCURRICULUM VITAE\nThomas A. McCoy\nDecember 1958\nPERSONAL HISTORY\nDate of Birth: March 22, 1921\nPlace of Birth: Bartlesville, Oklahoma\nWife: Jane Garnett McCoy\nChildren: Ann McCoy\nMike McCoy\nEDUCATION\nPublic Schools of Ponca City, Oklahoma 1938\nUniversity of Oklahoma B.S. in Zoology 1942\nUniversity of Oklahoma M.S. in Chemistry 1947\nUniversity of Oklahoma Ph.D. in Chemistry 1952\nSOCIAL SOCIETY\nPhi Delta Theta\nCIVIC SOCIETY\nRotary Club\nHONORARY SOCIETIES\nPhi Beta Kappa\nPhi Lambda Upsilon\nPhi Sigma\nSigma Xi\nAlpha Xi Sigma\nAlpha Epsilon Delta\nSCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES\nAmerican Chemical Society\nNew York Academy of Sciences\nAmerican Association for Advancement of Science\nSociety for Experimental Biology and Medicine\nAmerican Association for Cancer Research, Inc.\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Army Tank Destroyers 1942-1945", "img_58295.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\n\nKey Journals to Be Targeted\nKey Medical Journals for General Practitioners (First Tier, High Circulation)\n\nJournal Circulation Comments\n\nJAMA 372,000 Weekly\n\nNew England Journal of Medicine 228,000 Weekly\n\nThe Lancet 50,000 Weekly\n\nBritish Medical Journal 117,000 Weekly\n\nAnnals of Internal Medicine 95,000 Monthly\n\nArchives of Internal Medicine 110,400 Monthly\n\nAmerican Journal of Medicine 53,000 Monthly\n\nAmerican Family Physician 186,948 Biweekly :\n\nAnnals of Family Medicine New in 2003 Bimonthly\n\nJournal of Family Practice 86,163 Monthly\n\nMayo Clinic Proceedings 126,000 Monthly\n\nPostgraduate Medicine 132,700 Monthly\n\nDWRITE 066164", "img_58296.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\n\nKey Journals to Be Targeted\nKey Medical Journals for General Practitioners (First Tier, High Circulation)\n\nJournal Circulation Comments\n\nJAMA 372,000 Weekly\n\nNew England Journal of Medicine 228,000 Weekly\n\nThe Lancet 50,000 Weekly\n\nBritish Medical Journal 117,000 Weekly\n\nAnnals of Internal Medicine 95,000 Monthly\n\nArchives of Internal Medicine 110,400 Monthly\n\nAmerican Journal of Medicine 53,000 Monthly\n\nAmerican Family Physician 186,948 Biweekly :\n\nAnnals of Family Medicine New in 2003 Bimonthly\n\nJournal of Family Practice 86,163 Monthly\n\nMayo Clinic Proceedings 126,000 Monthly\n\nPostgraduate Medicine 132,700 Monthly\n\nDWRITE 066164", "img_58297.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\n\nKey Journals to Be Targeted\nKey Medical Journals for General Practitioners (First Tier, High Circulation)\n\nJournal Circulation Comments\n\nJAMA 372,000 Weekly\n\nNew England Journal of Medicine 228,000 Weekly\n\nThe Lancet 50,000 Weekly\n\nBritish Medical Journal 117,000 Weekly\n\nAnnals of Internal Medicine 95,000 Monthly\n\nArchives of Internal Medicine 110,400 Monthly\n\nAmerican Journal of Medicine 53,000 Monthly\n\nAmerican Family Physician 186,948 Biweekly :\n\nAnnals of Family Medicine New in 2003 Bimonthly\n\nJournal of Family Practice 86,163 Monthly\n\nMayo Clinic Proceedings 126,000 Monthly\n\nPostgraduate Medicine 132,700 Monthly\n\nDWRITE 066164", "img_58298.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\n\nKey Journals to Be Targeted\nKey Medical Journals for General Practitioners (First Tier, High Circulation)\n\nJournal Circulation Comments\n\nJAMA 372,000 Weekly\n\nNew England Journal of Medicine 228,000 Weekly\n\nThe Lancet 50,000 Weekly\n\nBritish Medical Journal 117,000 Weekly\n\nAnnals of Internal Medicine 95,000 Monthly\n\nArchives of Internal Medicine 110,400 Monthly\n\nAmerican Journal of Medicine 53,000 Monthly\n\nAmerican Family Physician 186,948 Biweekly :\n\nAnnals of Family Medicine New in 2003 Bimonthly\n\nJournal of Family Practice 86,163 Monthly\n\nMayo Clinic Proceedings 126,000 Monthly\n\nPostgraduate Medicine 132,700 Monthly\n\nDWRITE 066164", "img_58007.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\nINTRODUCTION\nThe PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products offers significant relief from menopausal symptoms,\nprevents rapid bone loss in the early postmenopausal years, and has been the standard of care for\nmanaging the constellation of symptoms associated with postmenopausal estrogen loss for more\nthan 60 years. However, a recent report from the Women\u2019s Health Initiative has resulted in\nconfusion among health care providers and patients about the balance of risks and benefits\nassociated with the use of postmenopausal hormone therapy (HT). Now, more than ever,\nphysicians and other health care professionals need appropriate information on the benefits and\nrisks of the PREMARIN Family of Products to ensure that the standard of care for\npostmenopausal health is adequately promoted and that patients receive accurate information and\nindividualized counseling about their personal risk-benefit profile.\nIn July 1997, DesignWrite initiated a comprehensive, peer-reviewed publication program in\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program were:\n1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HT provides for\npostmenopausal women; 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with estrogens; and\n3) to blunt the competitive threat of new products introduced as alternatives to postmenopausal\nHT.\nThe success of this initial endeavor has lead to the development and implementation of a number\nof programs, including:\n\u00a2 Over 40 peer-reviewed publications\ne More than 40 scientific abstracts and posters at national meetings\ne Council on Hormone Education\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne Advisory boards/expert forums (with executive summaries) on selective estrogen-receptor\n\nmodulators, lower-dose postmenopausal HT, acute cognitive symptoms, breast health, and\nsexuality\ne Journal supplements\ne Internal white papers\ne Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\ne Publications management program\n\u00a2 Editorial assistance for key advocates\n\u00a2 Women\u2019s HOPE Study clinical trial publications and associated slide kits\n\u00a2 Branded slide kit for the Visiting Speakers Bureau\ne Progestins slide kit disseminated by Global Medical Affairs\nDWRITE 066196", "img_58009.png": "Achieving Clarity, Renewing Confidence\nINTRODUCTION\nThe PREMARIN\u00ae Family of Products offers significant relief from menopausal symptoms,\nprevents rapid bone loss in the early postmenopausal years, and has been the standard of care for\nmanaging the constellation of symptoms associated with postmenopausal estrogen loss for more\nthan 60 years. However, a recent report from the Women\u2019s Health Initiative has resulted in\nconfusion among health care providers and patients about the balance of risks and benefits\nassociated with the use of postmenopausal hormone therapy (HT). Now, more than ever,\nphysicians and other health care professionals need appropriate information on the benefits and\nrisks of the PREMARIN Family of Products to ensure that the standard of care for\npostmenopausal health is adequately promoted and that patients receive accurate information and\nindividualized counseling about their personal risk-benefit profile.\nIn July 1997, DesignWrite initiated a comprehensive, peer-reviewed publication program in\nsupport of the PREMARIN Family of Products. The specific objectives of this program were:\n1) to increase physician awareness of the multitude of benefits that HT provides for\npostmenopausal women; 2) to diminish the negative perceptions associated with estrogens; and\n3) to blunt the competitive threat of new products introduced as alternatives to postmenopausal\nHT.\nThe success of this initial endeavor has lead to the development and implementation of a number\nof programs, including:\n\u00a2 Over 40 peer-reviewed publications\ne More than 40 scientific abstracts and posters at national meetings\ne Council on Hormone Education\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne Advisory boards/expert forums (with executive summaries) on selective estrogen-receptor\n\nmodulators, lower-dose postmenopausal HT, acute cognitive symptoms, breast health, and\nsexuality\ne Journal supplements\ne Internal white papers\ne Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\ne Publications management program\n\u00a2 Editorial assistance for key advocates\n\u00a2 Women\u2019s HOPE Study clinical trial publications and associated slide kits\n\u00a2 Branded slide kit for the Visiting Speakers Bureau\ne Progestins slide kit disseminated by Global Medical Affairs\nDWRITE 066196", "img_26304.png": "NUTRITION TODAY\na publication of Enloe, Stalvey and Associates\n1140 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036\nTELEPHONE (202) 96-726 CABLE - CORTENLOE WASHINGTON\nOctober 20, 1969\nDear Bob:\nThank you so much for your very\nthorough letter covering the Symposium\non Military and Environmental Nutrition.\nI haven't had a chance to study it carefully\nyet, but as soon as I do I'll be back to you.\nSincerely,\nCortez F. Enloe, Jr., M.D.\nEditor\nCFE:jcc\nRobert E. Shank, M.D.\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\n4550 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nS{olU[Rer-Han alti OSSMUAN ANA ale [Uksjenyze]e/e0) pal=\\alesmuloxsyim =o [6 )/0 eles) 74 0\\e| 6 aea 4", "img_53588.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_53592.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_53595.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_53598.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_53600.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_53604.png": "10. What percentage of your Inside Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\nY's 0-10% 11-16% 17-25% 36-33% 34-40% 41-50%\n# OF - 2 17 7 2 2\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 1\nNN\n11 What percentage of your Total Sales does the cigarette category currently represent?\n%\u2019s 0-5% 610% 11-16% 17-25% 26-33% 3440% 41-50%\n# OF 2 4 10 4 2 1 -\nRESPONSES\nNOTE: # of people who did not answer the question = 8\na\n12. Is your organization currently in the carton sales business as well as pack?\n\u2018 If no, what is your level of interest in pursing carton sales?\nYES: 27\nNO: 4 (two of the respondents indicated their fevel of interest was very little, while |\nindicated they had no interest and the fourth did not indicate.)\na\n13. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased?\n. (Below is a list of the prices given. Each was only mentioned once)\n1. $3.50 5. $3.26\n2. $4.33 6. $1.50\n3. $2.57 7. $3.00\n4. $5.00 8. $2.05\nNote: The number of people who did not answer this question = 23\na\n14. If known, what is the average $ ring when cigarettes are purchased, excluding the\nvalue of the cigarettes purchased? (The following answers were each given once)\nl. $2.50 4. $1.30\n2 $1.79 5. $2.10 on\n3. $0.90 6. $6.50 re\n&\nNote: The number of people who did net answer this question = 25 o\nnm\nQ\na", "img_56639.png": "+\n\nSHOW FORMAL CLEARANCES OR APPROVALS | 7) iwc G4\nTO: AsENcY BLDG. ROOM\n\niD\n[J APPROVAL [) REVIEW (1 PER CONVERSATION\n(CO SIGNATURE ( NOTE AND SEE ME CO AS REQUESTED\n(1 COMMENT (J NOTE AND RETURN ([(] NECESSARY ACTION\nfor YOUR INFORMATION\nCD PREPARE REPLY FOR SIGNATURE OF oo 7\nPERSE se Le Ey eee\n\n(Fold here for return)\n\nTo a\nFrom C \u2018kL {LY\nPHONE BUILDING | ROOM\nee te a Be\nFORM HEW-30 REV. 11/56 ROUTE SLIP GPO : 1956\u2014O-409606", "img_56640.png": "+\n\nSHOW FORMAL CLEARANCES OR APPROVALS | 7) iwc G4\nTO: AsENcY BLDG. ROOM\n\niD\n[J APPROVAL [) REVIEW (1 PER CONVERSATION\n(CO SIGNATURE ( NOTE AND SEE ME CO AS REQUESTED\n(1 COMMENT (J NOTE AND RETURN ([(] NECESSARY ACTION\nfor YOUR INFORMATION\nCD PREPARE REPLY FOR SIGNATURE OF oo 7\nPERSE se Le Ey eee\n\n(Fold here for return)\n\nTo a\nFrom C \u2018kL {LY\nPHONE BUILDING | ROOM\nee te a Be\nFORM HEW-30 REV. 11/56 ROUTE SLIP GPO : 1956\u2014O-409606", "img_51615.png": "Form 443-\u2014-1M\u20147-04\u2014Pads 100\n* ff So\nsehen coeetnl GOREN |. rectory oie Ay 2960\nKind of Water: Boiler feed\nDescription of Sample: Campaign composite sample composed of three catch samples per week,\nSource of Water: ; Drips from second, third, fourth, and fifth juice evaporators, second,\nthird, and fourth C S F evaporators, diffuser, granulators, steam\ntraps, and A pan,\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO. Silica SiO,\nTron Fe Sodium Chloride NaCl\nCalcium Ca Sodium Sulfate Na:SO.\nMagnesium Mg Sodium Carbonate NazCOs\nSodium Na Sodium Phosphate NasPO.\nChlorine cl Hy Magnesium Chloride MgCl\nSulfuric Acid SO, Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid CO; Magnesium Carbonate MgCO:\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO.)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO:\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)s\nFerrous Carbonate FeCOs\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POx)s\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) Organic and Volatile (by difference)\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45\npH 7.5\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. oe\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nsin cane g Bae Pact asia csatacs Zach cee gO\n: -5- Boiler Feed Water\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzyh0227", "img_51617.png": "Form 443-\u2014-1M\u20147-04\u2014Pads 100\n* ff So\nsehen coeetnl GOREN |. rectory oie Ay 2960\nKind of Water: Boiler feed\nDescription of Sample: Campaign composite sample composed of three catch samples per week,\nSource of Water: ; Drips from second, third, fourth, and fifth juice evaporators, second,\nthird, and fourth C S F evaporators, diffuser, granulators, steam\ntraps, and A pan,\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO. Silica SiO,\nTron Fe Sodium Chloride NaCl\nCalcium Ca Sodium Sulfate Na:SO.\nMagnesium Mg Sodium Carbonate NazCOs\nSodium Na Sodium Phosphate NasPO.\nChlorine cl Hy Magnesium Chloride MgCl\nSulfuric Acid SO, Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid CO; Magnesium Carbonate MgCO:\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO.)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO:\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)s\nFerrous Carbonate FeCOs\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POx)s\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) Organic and Volatile (by difference)\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45\npH 7.5\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. oe\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nsin cane g Bae Pact asia csatacs Zach cee gO\n: -5- Boiler Feed Water\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzyh0227", "img_51635.png": "Form 443-\u2014-1M\u20147-04\u2014Pads 100\n* ff So\nsehen coeetnl GOREN |. rectory oie Ay 2960\nKind of Water: Boiler feed\nDescription of Sample: Campaign composite sample composed of three catch samples per week,\nSource of Water: ; Drips from second, third, fourth, and fifth juice evaporators, second,\nthird, and fourth C S F evaporators, diffuser, granulators, steam\ntraps, and A pan,\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO. Silica SiO,\nTron Fe Sodium Chloride NaCl\nCalcium Ca Sodium Sulfate Na:SO.\nMagnesium Mg Sodium Carbonate NazCOs\nSodium Na Sodium Phosphate NasPO.\nChlorine cl Hy Magnesium Chloride MgCl\nSulfuric Acid SO, Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid CO; Magnesium Carbonate MgCO:\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO.)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO:\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)s\nFerrous Carbonate FeCOs\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POx)s\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) Organic and Volatile (by difference)\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45\npH 7.5\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. oe\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nsin cane g Bae Pact asia csatacs Zach cee gO\n: -5- Boiler Feed Water\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzyh0227", "img_51658.png": "Form 443-\u2014-1M\u20147-04\u2014Pads 100\n* ff So\nsehen coeetnl GOREN |. rectory oie Ay 2960\nKind of Water: Boiler feed\nDescription of Sample: Campaign composite sample composed of three catch samples per week,\nSource of Water: ; Drips from second, third, fourth, and fifth juice evaporators, second,\nthird, and fourth C S F evaporators, diffuser, granulators, steam\ntraps, and A pan,\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO. Silica SiO,\nTron Fe Sodium Chloride NaCl\nCalcium Ca Sodium Sulfate Na:SO.\nMagnesium Mg Sodium Carbonate NazCOs\nSodium Na Sodium Phosphate NasPO.\nChlorine cl Hy Magnesium Chloride MgCl\nSulfuric Acid SO, Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid CO; Magnesium Carbonate MgCO:\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO.)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO:\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)s\nFerrous Carbonate FeCOs\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POx)s\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) Organic and Volatile (by difference)\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45\npH 7.5\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. oe\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nsin cane g Bae Pact asia csatacs Zach cee gO\n: -5- Boiler Feed Water\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzyh0227", "img_51660.png": "Form 443-\u2014-1M\u20147-04\u2014Pads 100\n* ff So\nsehen coeetnl GOREN |. rectory oie Ay 2960\nKind of Water: Boiler feed\nDescription of Sample: Campaign composite sample composed of three catch samples per week,\nSource of Water: ; Drips from second, third, fourth, and fifth juice evaporators, second,\nthird, and fourth C S F evaporators, diffuser, granulators, steam\ntraps, and A pan,\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO. Silica SiO,\nTron Fe Sodium Chloride NaCl\nCalcium Ca Sodium Sulfate Na:SO.\nMagnesium Mg Sodium Carbonate NazCOs\nSodium Na Sodium Phosphate NasPO.\nChlorine cl Hy Magnesium Chloride MgCl\nSulfuric Acid SO, Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid CO; Magnesium Carbonate MgCO:\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO.)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO:\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)s\nFerrous Carbonate FeCOs\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POx)s\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) Organic and Volatile (by difference)\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 45\npH 7.5\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. oe\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nsin cane g Bae Pact asia csatacs Zach cee gO\n: -5- Boiler Feed Water\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/fzyh0227", "img_58893.png": "4 { -\n_ | C-27 PEAK COUNT = \u00ae\nVERSUS HEAT TREATMENT -\nPEAK COUNT :\n70\nBO [evenness cee saan voce smn is Ae soseae A\n30 bg AAU BF 8 Be oe ee 5\n0 | A\nABCDEFGHI JK LMNOPQRSTUV WX Y ZAAABAC\nEXPERIMENT NUMBER\nMMM Series 1 VA Series 2", "img_58896.png": "4 { -\n_ | C-27 PEAK COUNT = \u00ae\nVERSUS HEAT TREATMENT -\nPEAK COUNT :\n70\nBO [evenness cee saan voce smn is Ae soseae A\n30 bg AAU BF 8 Be oe ee 5\n0 | A\nABCDEFGHI JK LMNOPQRSTUV WX Y ZAAABAC\nEXPERIMENT NUMBER\nMMM Series 1 VA Series 2", "img_64660.png": "\u00a9 Diet\nas related to\nGastrointestinal Function\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\n1961\n6/61:57\n(0) 0 Meio am 8188 OSPF AT NATTA 5 \\V{0 [0] e18ipale <1015 716 (0) ILO TLe,", "img_64661.png": "\u00a9 Diet\nas related to\nGastrointestinal Function\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\n1961\n6/61:57\n(0) 0 Meio am 8188 OSPF AT NATTA 5 \\V{0 [0] e18ipale <1015 716 (0) ILO TLe,", "img_64662.png": "\u00a9 Diet\nas related to\nGastrointestinal Function\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\n1961\n6/61:57\n(0) 0 Meio am 8188 OSPF AT NATTA 5 \\V{0 [0] e18ipale <1015 716 (0) ILO TLe,", "img_58648.png": ". - . eee Centon oo . 3\n30a. In your opinion what is the one main idea of this new cigarette you just read about, . as\nother than\u2019 trying to get you to buy the product? . .\nEls \u201caw tar Croace\n56- S\nA LE ETE AS A nt Sr renee tener snnetieeren\n- 57-\n. eo\n: . - : . . , 58-\n30b. What other ideas are brought to mind from the ad?, What elsa? (PROBE FULLY) +\n\u00e9 Ast 0.22 2.33 62 D225 by 420th,\n~ E 820,\nTHERE ARE NO Q.'s 31, 32 OR 33 :\n(HAND RESPONDENT CARD \"C\") . \u2018\n34a. Based on what you read, how different do you feel this cigarette is from other cigarettes\ncurrently on the market?\nVery different......s.u.- 63-1\nSomewhat different.....,. x -2\nSlightly different....... -3\nNot at all different..... 4\n(TAKE BACK CARD \"C\") /\n34b. You said you believe this cigarette would be (INSERT ANSWER T0.Q.34a). What are your\nreasons for saying that? (PROBE) What else?\n: \u00ae F282 4 Gx2 132% A? fer ate +e ~ ee\n(Boy) 2 LET LA CifE) tates 65-\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\noO 7 66>\n> . 67 f\n- (HAND RESPONDENT CARD \"D\") : . : -\n35a. Considering what is being said about the cigarette, how important is this new\neu wen. Chgarette idea to you? . fees ceeeee wee vie ene ane tities oo oe ee ete te ee\n. Very important..ccscccescscves 68-1 .\nSomewhat important...ssscseeee -2\noe TUSE SOO es eeeeeeecceseeeses K = 3 : . we\n. . _.. ..,.Not important at Allecccesssse mA . cos u\n(TAKE BACK CARD \"D\")  _- : : \u201c\nae tee - - we ae : Slee eee - - - - . oO\ny25b- You said you felt this new cigarette idea was (INSERT ANSWER TO Q.35a). What are your S$\n\u2018 reasons for saying that? (PROBE) What else? .\n\u2018 th, Da\nSos, : [se A Of Ad ts \u201cIO Gareg, \u00a30 Lf) - 69+\nea fe ua Mens, ( UIE) thnthe~ 70-\n- 71-\n_\nos . - - ee ee eee - - - oe ee ee ee . eee 720\nme\n-~12-", "img_58391.png": "- _ : - . : Looe .t ~ .* . Too\u2019\n(HAND RESPONDENT \u2018CARD \u201cE\") . . - - - --- = . .\n36. As a brand of cigarettes for your own use, what number from 10 to 100 best describes :\nthis cigarette you just read about?\nOutstanding.......-.100 73-0\nExcellent....sesseee 90 79\n- : : Very Good..s.eeceees 80 -_ 78 . : :\n. : Quite Good.......... 70 \u201c7: wo\n- Fairly Good......65. 60 XX  -6- oe\nIndifferent......... 50 \u201c5 . : \u201c,\nNot Very Good....... 40 4 :\nNot Good \u2018At All..... 30 ~3\nPOOrsssscseccseveces 20 : -2 \u2018 :\nTerrible..sscecerees 10 : o1 .\n(TAKE BACK CARD \u201cE*) _\u00ae\n:\n(HAND RESPONDENT CARD \u201cA\") .\n37. As before, on this sheet are pairs of phrases which might be used to describe the cigarette\nyou just read about. As you can see, it has one phrase on each side of the page with a\nscale from 1 to 7 drawn in between each pair of phrases. Using this scale, please tell\nme the position which best describes what you would expect this cigarette to be like.\n_ (MAKE SURE RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS BEFORE CONTINUING TH EACH PAIR OF PHRASES.)\nNot strong tasting at all........ 2 3 4 S 6 7.e+e5++-Extremely strong tasting 6\nNo strong aftertaste....ecesseees 2 3 4 S&S 6 7........Extremely strong aftertaste 7\nNot harsh at all..ccossceccsseeee L 3 4 S 6 T.veeees-Extremely harsh 8\n- No fresh aftertaste.....ceseeseee 1 3.4 5S 6 TiseeesesExtremely fresh aftertaste 9\nNatural taste....cccccceceoecsees 1 2 3 Qs 6 7..+,.6--Artificial taste 20\nNo long lasting aftertaste....... 1 2 3 4 \u00a9 6 T...\u00a2.0+sBxtremely long lasting\naftertaste ll\nNot smooth at all.ssesseseseeeeee LQZII 4 5 6 TeseveessExtremely smooth a\n- No drying aftertaste......sseeeee \u00a9 2 3 4 $ 6 7........Extremely drying aftertaste 13\n_.........No tobacco taste at all.....s..0. 1.2.3.4 \u00a9 6 -7eeveceesEXtreme amount of tobacco -- >\n. . ot taste 14\nNo bitter taste..scccsccccccceees 1 2 3 @\u00a9s 6 7........Extreme amount of bitter\n: taste 1s\nNot mild at all.csscsssscseceeees 1 2 3. 4 5 6 COdevess Extremely mild ss 16\noe Easy to get smoke through the : oO\n- LLltercccssecvvvcesveseccssesee 23\u00b0 4\u00b055 6\u00b0 7........Hard to get smoke through _.\noe wees feet N nnneet vege a CTSOU' the filter oO\u201d a7\n(TAKE BACK CARD \"AT oe See el bce ee Maven ent a! : De me\n\u00b0 GO TO Q.38 ~ SHOW-SAMPLE CIGARETTE AND COMPLETE | ve bo \u2018\n. oe \u201cCALLBACK INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE.\u201d o\n\u00b0 w\n. w\n- _ oN\nLone . ~ 7 wee wie ~ ce eee . ws - - es - - ee te 6\n: N\n~N\n- : \u00b0o\n. a\n. - 13 -", "img_58393.png": "- _ : - . : Looe .t ~ .* . Too\u2019\n(HAND RESPONDENT \u2018CARD \u201cE\") . . - - - --- = . .\n36. As a brand of cigarettes for your own use, what number from 10 to 100 best describes :\nthis cigarette you just read about?\nOutstanding.......-.100 73-0\nExcellent....sesseee 90 79\n- : : Very Good..s.eeceees 80 -_ 78 . : :\n. : Quite Good.......... 70 \u201c7: wo\n- Fairly Good......65. 60 XX  -6- oe\nIndifferent......... 50 \u201c5 . : \u201c,\nNot Very Good....... 40 4 :\nNot Good \u2018At All..... 30 ~3\nPOOrsssscseccseveces 20 : -2 \u2018 :\nTerrible..sscecerees 10 : o1 .\n(TAKE BACK CARD \u201cE*) _\u00ae\n:\n(HAND RESPONDENT CARD \u201cA\") .\n37. As before, on this sheet are pairs of phrases which might be used to describe the cigarette\nyou just read about. As you can see, it has one phrase on each side of the page with a\nscale from 1 to 7 drawn in between each pair of phrases. Using this scale, please tell\nme the position which best describes what you would expect this cigarette to be like.\n_ (MAKE SURE RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS BEFORE CONTINUING TH EACH PAIR OF PHRASES.)\nNot strong tasting at all........ 2 3 4 S 6 7.e+e5++-Extremely strong tasting 6\nNo strong aftertaste....ecesseees 2 3 4 S&S 6 7........Extremely strong aftertaste 7\nNot harsh at all..ccossceccsseeee L 3 4 S 6 T.veeees-Extremely harsh 8\n- No fresh aftertaste.....ceseeseee 1 3.4 5S 6 TiseeesesExtremely fresh aftertaste 9\nNatural taste....cccccceceoecsees 1 2 3 Qs 6 7..+,.6--Artificial taste 20\nNo long lasting aftertaste....... 1 2 3 4 \u00a9 6 T...\u00a2.0+sBxtremely long lasting\naftertaste ll\nNot smooth at all.ssesseseseeeeee LQZII 4 5 6 TeseveessExtremely smooth a\n- No drying aftertaste......sseeeee \u00a9 2 3 4 $ 6 7........Extremely drying aftertaste 13\n_.........No tobacco taste at all.....s..0. 1.2.3.4 \u00a9 6 -7eeveceesEXtreme amount of tobacco -- >\n. . ot taste 14\nNo bitter taste..scccsccccccceees 1 2 3 @\u00a9s 6 7........Extreme amount of bitter\n: taste 1s\nNot mild at all.csscsssscseceeees 1 2 3. 4 5 6 COdevess Extremely mild ss 16\noe Easy to get smoke through the : oO\n- LLltercccssecvvvcesveseccssesee 23\u00b0 4\u00b055 6\u00b0 7........Hard to get smoke through _.\noe wees feet N nnneet vege a CTSOU' the filter oO\u201d a7\n(TAKE BACK CARD \"AT oe See el bce ee Maven ent a! : De me\n\u00b0 GO TO Q.38 ~ SHOW-SAMPLE CIGARETTE AND COMPLETE | ve bo \u2018\n. oe \u201cCALLBACK INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE.\u201d o\n\u00b0 w\n. w\n- _ oN\nLone . ~ 7 wee wie ~ ce eee . ws - - es - - ee te 6\n: N\n~N\n- : \u00b0o\n. a\n. - 13 -", "img_58395.png": "- _ : - . : Looe .t ~ .* . Too\u2019\n(HAND RESPONDENT \u2018CARD \u201cE\") . . - - - --- = . .\n36. As a brand of cigarettes for your own use, what number from 10 to 100 best describes :\nthis cigarette you just read about?\nOutstanding.......-.100 73-0\nExcellent....sesseee 90 79\n- : : Very Good..s.eeceees 80 -_ 78 . : :\n. : Quite Good.......... 70 \u201c7: wo\n- Fairly Good......65. 60 XX  -6- oe\nIndifferent......... 50 \u201c5 . : \u201c,\nNot Very Good....... 40 4 :\nNot Good \u2018At All..... 30 ~3\nPOOrsssscseccseveces 20 : -2 \u2018 :\nTerrible..sscecerees 10 : o1 .\n(TAKE BACK CARD \u201cE*) _\u00ae\n:\n(HAND RESPONDENT CARD \u201cA\") .\n37. As before, on this sheet are pairs of phrases which might be used to describe the cigarette\nyou just read about. As you can see, it has one phrase on each side of the page with a\nscale from 1 to 7 drawn in between each pair of phrases. Using this scale, please tell\nme the position which best describes what you would expect this cigarette to be like.\n_ (MAKE SURE RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS BEFORE CONTINUING TH EACH PAIR OF PHRASES.)\nNot strong tasting at all........ 2 3 4 S 6 7.e+e5++-Extremely strong tasting 6\nNo strong aftertaste....ecesseees 2 3 4 S&S 6 7........Extremely strong aftertaste 7\nNot harsh at all..ccossceccsseeee L 3 4 S 6 T.veeees-Extremely harsh 8\n- No fresh aftertaste.....ceseeseee 1 3.4 5S 6 TiseeesesExtremely fresh aftertaste 9\nNatural taste....cccccceceoecsees 1 2 3 Qs 6 7..+,.6--Artificial taste 20\nNo long lasting aftertaste....... 1 2 3 4 \u00a9 6 T...\u00a2.0+sBxtremely long lasting\naftertaste ll\nNot smooth at all.ssesseseseeeeee LQZII 4 5 6 TeseveessExtremely smooth a\n- No drying aftertaste......sseeeee \u00a9 2 3 4 $ 6 7........Extremely drying aftertaste 13\n_.........No tobacco taste at all.....s..0. 1.2.3.4 \u00a9 6 -7eeveceesEXtreme amount of tobacco -- >\n. . ot taste 14\nNo bitter taste..scccsccccccceees 1 2 3 @\u00a9s 6 7........Extreme amount of bitter\n: taste 1s\nNot mild at all.csscsssscseceeees 1 2 3. 4 5 6 COdevess Extremely mild ss 16\noe Easy to get smoke through the : oO\n- LLltercccssecvvvcesveseccssesee 23\u00b0 4\u00b055 6\u00b0 7........Hard to get smoke through _.\noe wees feet N nnneet vege a CTSOU' the filter oO\u201d a7\n(TAKE BACK CARD \"AT oe See el bce ee Maven ent a! : De me\n\u00b0 GO TO Q.38 ~ SHOW-SAMPLE CIGARETTE AND COMPLETE | ve bo \u2018\n. oe \u201cCALLBACK INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE.\u201d o\n\u00b0 w\n. w\n- _ oN\nLone . ~ 7 wee wie ~ ce eee . ws - - es - - ee te 6\n: N\n~N\n- : \u00b0o\n. a\n. - 13 -", "img_58105.png": "- se ee \u00b0 . . wa tooe : . : \u201c2\n. . u v7. . : fo _ ~ o . ook\n22. What other b\u00a5ands have you smoked regularly in the last five years, even if you no longer\nsmoke them? (RECORD ONLY TWO) :\nREG-\nULAR/ EXTRA\n: : . KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM 85MM 100's 2120's\n: _ BVAVZ, / 7 30\nn. . . . - _ cee . . 31\n23. \u201cWhat other brands of cigarettes have you ever tried and no longer smoke? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\nTe REG-\n. ULAR/ EXTRA\nKING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT _ AULT M NM \u00ab8 SMM 100's 120's\nke KT Ke\nST SET TTT Te\nee * _ 33\nST TST OST OTST OT =o ST OT\n24. Is there one other brand you would like to buy?\n. REG-\n: ULAR/ EXTRA\n: KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM - 8 SMM 100's 120's\n. 34\nSET SET ST TTT\n25. Are there any brands you would most definitely not want to buy? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\n, ae REG-\n/ : ULAR/ EXTRA\nmoe KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT \u00abOM NM 8SMM 100's 120's\n. a 35\n. 36.\neee ee rr cspprocapr egret eee\n26. (IF RESPONDENT GAVE NO ANSWERS IN Q.20-25, CHECK BELOW AND USE EITHER VIRGINIA SLIMS OR ,\nBENSON & HEDGES IN CHIP QUESTION AS THE #2 BRAND. IF ONE OF THESE BRANDS IS THE RESPONDENT'S\n~ 2 cs\" USUAL BRAND (Q.19) USE THE OTHER BRAND.) ~9 0 58000. ere a . .\n. - 37-1 | Virginia Slims non-menthol used in = = =) .\nmeer oe enen Se nee oe oats chip question. Dt ee\nco ee woe - _\u00b02 . Benson & Hedges non-menthol used ing. 2\nTre oe . vo a : : chip question.\u201d . ots cs feet -\nwa\nwn\n. . | 7\u201d . . ~\u201c\n~N\n: . . oO\noO\n\u2122\n. -9- .", "img_58106.png": "- se ee \u00b0 . . wa tooe : . : \u201c2\n. . u v7. . : fo _ ~ o . ook\n22. What other b\u00a5ands have you smoked regularly in the last five years, even if you no longer\nsmoke them? (RECORD ONLY TWO) :\nREG-\nULAR/ EXTRA\n: : . KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM 85MM 100's 2120's\n: _ BVAVZ, / 7 30\nn. . . . - _ cee . . 31\n23. \u201cWhat other brands of cigarettes have you ever tried and no longer smoke? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\nTe REG-\n. ULAR/ EXTRA\nKING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT _ AULT M NM \u00ab8 SMM 100's 120's\nke KT Ke\nST SET TTT Te\nee * _ 33\nST TST OST OTST OT =o ST OT\n24. Is there one other brand you would like to buy?\n. REG-\n: ULAR/ EXTRA\n: KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM - 8 SMM 100's 120's\n. 34\nSET SET ST TTT\n25. Are there any brands you would most definitely not want to buy? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\n, ae REG-\n/ : ULAR/ EXTRA\nmoe KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT \u00abOM NM 8SMM 100's 120's\n. a 35\n. 36.\neee ee rr cspprocapr egret eee\n26. (IF RESPONDENT GAVE NO ANSWERS IN Q.20-25, CHECK BELOW AND USE EITHER VIRGINIA SLIMS OR ,\nBENSON & HEDGES IN CHIP QUESTION AS THE #2 BRAND. IF ONE OF THESE BRANDS IS THE RESPONDENT'S\n~ 2 cs\" USUAL BRAND (Q.19) USE THE OTHER BRAND.) ~9 0 58000. ere a . .\n. - 37-1 | Virginia Slims non-menthol used in = = =) .\nmeer oe enen Se nee oe oats chip question. Dt ee\nco ee woe - _\u00b02 . Benson & Hedges non-menthol used ing. 2\nTre oe . vo a : : chip question.\u201d . ots cs feet -\nwa\nwn\n. . | 7\u201d . . ~\u201c\n~N\n: . . oO\noO\n\u2122\n. -9- .", "img_58107.png": "- se ee \u00b0 . . wa tooe : . : \u201c2\n. . u v7. . : fo _ ~ o . ook\n22. What other b\u00a5ands have you smoked regularly in the last five years, even if you no longer\nsmoke them? (RECORD ONLY TWO) :\nREG-\nULAR/ EXTRA\n: : . KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM 85MM 100's 2120's\n: _ BVAVZ, / 7 30\nn. . . . - _ cee . . 31\n23. \u201cWhat other brands of cigarettes have you ever tried and no longer smoke? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\nTe REG-\n. ULAR/ EXTRA\nKING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT _ AULT M NM \u00ab8 SMM 100's 120's\nke KT Ke\nST SET TTT Te\nee * _ 33\nST TST OST OTST OT =o ST OT\n24. Is there one other brand you would like to buy?\n. REG-\n: ULAR/ EXTRA\n: KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM - 8 SMM 100's 120's\n. 34\nSET SET ST TTT\n25. Are there any brands you would most definitely not want to buy? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\n, ae REG-\n/ : ULAR/ EXTRA\nmoe KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT \u00abOM NM 8SMM 100's 120's\n. a 35\n. 36.\neee ee rr cspprocapr egret eee\n26. (IF RESPONDENT GAVE NO ANSWERS IN Q.20-25, CHECK BELOW AND USE EITHER VIRGINIA SLIMS OR ,\nBENSON & HEDGES IN CHIP QUESTION AS THE #2 BRAND. IF ONE OF THESE BRANDS IS THE RESPONDENT'S\n~ 2 cs\" USUAL BRAND (Q.19) USE THE OTHER BRAND.) ~9 0 58000. ere a . .\n. - 37-1 | Virginia Slims non-menthol used in = = =) .\nmeer oe enen Se nee oe oats chip question. Dt ee\nco ee woe - _\u00b02 . Benson & Hedges non-menthol used ing. 2\nTre oe . vo a : : chip question.\u201d . ots cs feet -\nwa\nwn\n. . | 7\u201d . . ~\u201c\n~N\n: . . oO\noO\n\u2122\n. -9- .", "img_58108.png": "- se ee \u00b0 . . wa tooe : . : \u201c2\n. . u v7. . : fo _ ~ o . ook\n22. What other b\u00a5ands have you smoked regularly in the last five years, even if you no longer\nsmoke them? (RECORD ONLY TWO) :\nREG-\nULAR/ EXTRA\n: : . KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM 85MM 100's 2120's\n: _ BVAVZ, / 7 30\nn. . . . - _ cee . . 31\n23. \u201cWhat other brands of cigarettes have you ever tried and no longer smoke? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\nTe REG-\n. ULAR/ EXTRA\nKING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT _ AULT M NM \u00ab8 SMM 100's 120's\nke KT Ke\nST SET TTT Te\nee * _ 33\nST TST OST OTST OT =o ST OT\n24. Is there one other brand you would like to buy?\n. REG-\n: ULAR/ EXTRA\n: KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT M NM - 8 SMM 100's 120's\n. 34\nSET SET ST TTT\n25. Are there any brands you would most definitely not want to buy? (RECORD ONLY TWO)\n, ae REG-\n/ : ULAR/ EXTRA\nmoe KING LONG\nFULL BRAND NAME FF FFLT ULT \u00abOM NM 8SMM 100's 120's\n. a 35\n. 36.\neee ee rr cspprocapr egret eee\n26. (IF RESPONDENT GAVE NO ANSWERS IN Q.20-25, CHECK BELOW AND USE EITHER VIRGINIA SLIMS OR ,\nBENSON & HEDGES IN CHIP QUESTION AS THE #2 BRAND. IF ONE OF THESE BRANDS IS THE RESPONDENT'S\n~ 2 cs\" USUAL BRAND (Q.19) USE THE OTHER BRAND.) ~9 0 58000. ere a . .\n. - 37-1 | Virginia Slims non-menthol used in = = =) .\nmeer oe enen Se nee oe oats chip question. Dt ee\nco ee woe - _\u00b02 . Benson & Hedges non-menthol used ing. 2\nTre oe . vo a : : chip question.\u201d . ots cs feet -\nwa\nwn\n. . | 7\u201d . . ~\u201c\n~N\n: . . oO\noO\n\u2122\n. -9- .", "img_20840.png": ". \\\n\u00a5 ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS\nNOVEMBER 17, 1981\n4 2s 000P. Ms\nA*G EN D-A\n(7. Meeting called to order.\nY2. Presentation of affidavit of mailing notice of meeting.\nV3. Alphabetical list of Members.\n/4- Submission of proxies.\n/ 5. Approval of minutes of last Annual Meeting of Members -\n. November 12, 1980.\nV6. Report of the Treasurer (deferred to meeting of Board\nof Trustees immediately following).\n\\/7. Report of the President (deferred to meeting of Board\nof Trustees immediately following).\nV8. Election of Board of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti.\n/9. Other new business.\nV10. Adjournment.\nad CAAA CLE L021 =A LSPA LOSS) LEO 18/10 [OL ORSYAO LALO VAZES:", "img_59374.png": "\u201d\n: Annual Meeting of Members of Helen Keller\nInternational, Incorporated held in the\nPolly Thomson Room of the American\n\" \u2018 Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 16th :\nStreet, New York, NY on Wednesday,\nNovember 12, 1980.\n\nThe meeting was called to order at 2:00 PM by the Chairman\nof the Board, Mr. Jansen Noyes, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Shiflet, Assistant\nSecretary, presented an affidavit of mailing notice of the meeting\nand an alphabetical list of Members. On motion duly made and\nseconded, the same was then filed. \u2018\n\nThe Chairman called for proxies which were submitted by the i\nAssistant Secretary, who reported that out of a total of 10 members,\nsix were present and three by proxy, making nine in all and thus\nconstituting a quorum.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the previous\nannual meeting of Members held on November 14, 1979 - mailed in\n\n\u2018 advance - were approved unanimously.\n\nIn presenting the slate of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti, the\nChairman reported the willingness of Mr. Robert Mercer of the\nCanadian Institute for the Blind and Professor Daniel Sisler of\nCornell University to become members of the Board of Trustees.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded the following slate of Trustees\n\nand Trustees Emeriti was unanimously elected:\n\nTRUSTEES TRUSTEES (cont'd)\n\nMitchell Brock Dr. Daniel C. Sisler\n\nJohn S. Crowley Wesley D. Sprague\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D. Nathan A. Turkheimer\n\nRichard E. Hoover, M.D.\n\nCarl Kupfer, M.D. TRUSTEES EMERITI\n\nRobert Mercer Ramon Castroviejo, M.D.\n\nJansen Noyes, Jr. Alexander M. Laughlin\n\nStephen L. Porter Frank K. Sanders, Jr.\n\nDr. Peter J. Salmon -Lewet1\u2014Thomas\u2014 a\nWilliam Ziegler, III ;", "img_59376.png": "\u201d\n: Annual Meeting of Members of Helen Keller\nInternational, Incorporated held in the\nPolly Thomson Room of the American\n\" \u2018 Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 16th :\nStreet, New York, NY on Wednesday,\nNovember 12, 1980.\n\nThe meeting was called to order at 2:00 PM by the Chairman\nof the Board, Mr. Jansen Noyes, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Shiflet, Assistant\nSecretary, presented an affidavit of mailing notice of the meeting\nand an alphabetical list of Members. On motion duly made and\nseconded, the same was then filed. \u2018\n\nThe Chairman called for proxies which were submitted by the i\nAssistant Secretary, who reported that out of a total of 10 members,\nsix were present and three by proxy, making nine in all and thus\nconstituting a quorum.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the previous\nannual meeting of Members held on November 14, 1979 - mailed in\n\n\u2018 advance - were approved unanimously.\n\nIn presenting the slate of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti, the\nChairman reported the willingness of Mr. Robert Mercer of the\nCanadian Institute for the Blind and Professor Daniel Sisler of\nCornell University to become members of the Board of Trustees.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded the following slate of Trustees\n\nand Trustees Emeriti was unanimously elected:\n\nTRUSTEES TRUSTEES (cont'd)\n\nMitchell Brock Dr. Daniel C. Sisler\n\nJohn S. Crowley Wesley D. Sprague\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D. Nathan A. Turkheimer\n\nRichard E. Hoover, M.D.\n\nCarl Kupfer, M.D. TRUSTEES EMERITI\n\nRobert Mercer Ramon Castroviejo, M.D.\n\nJansen Noyes, Jr. Alexander M. Laughlin\n\nStephen L. Porter Frank K. Sanders, Jr.\n\nDr. Peter J. Salmon -Lewet1\u2014Thomas\u2014 a\nWilliam Ziegler, III ;", "img_59377.png": "\u201d\n: Annual Meeting of Members of Helen Keller\nInternational, Incorporated held in the\nPolly Thomson Room of the American\n\" \u2018 Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 16th :\nStreet, New York, NY on Wednesday,\nNovember 12, 1980.\n\nThe meeting was called to order at 2:00 PM by the Chairman\nof the Board, Mr. Jansen Noyes, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Shiflet, Assistant\nSecretary, presented an affidavit of mailing notice of the meeting\nand an alphabetical list of Members. On motion duly made and\nseconded, the same was then filed. \u2018\n\nThe Chairman called for proxies which were submitted by the i\nAssistant Secretary, who reported that out of a total of 10 members,\nsix were present and three by proxy, making nine in all and thus\nconstituting a quorum.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the previous\nannual meeting of Members held on November 14, 1979 - mailed in\n\n\u2018 advance - were approved unanimously.\n\nIn presenting the slate of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti, the\nChairman reported the willingness of Mr. Robert Mercer of the\nCanadian Institute for the Blind and Professor Daniel Sisler of\nCornell University to become members of the Board of Trustees.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded the following slate of Trustees\n\nand Trustees Emeriti was unanimously elected:\n\nTRUSTEES TRUSTEES (cont'd)\n\nMitchell Brock Dr. Daniel C. Sisler\n\nJohn S. Crowley Wesley D. Sprague\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D. Nathan A. Turkheimer\n\nRichard E. Hoover, M.D.\n\nCarl Kupfer, M.D. TRUSTEES EMERITI\n\nRobert Mercer Ramon Castroviejo, M.D.\n\nJansen Noyes, Jr. Alexander M. Laughlin\n\nStephen L. Porter Frank K. Sanders, Jr.\n\nDr. Peter J. Salmon -Lewet1\u2014Thomas\u2014 a\nWilliam Ziegler, III ;", "img_59379.png": "\u201d\n: Annual Meeting of Members of Helen Keller\nInternational, Incorporated held in the\nPolly Thomson Room of the American\n\" \u2018 Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 16th :\nStreet, New York, NY on Wednesday,\nNovember 12, 1980.\n\nThe meeting was called to order at 2:00 PM by the Chairman\nof the Board, Mr. Jansen Noyes, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Shiflet, Assistant\nSecretary, presented an affidavit of mailing notice of the meeting\nand an alphabetical list of Members. On motion duly made and\nseconded, the same was then filed. \u2018\n\nThe Chairman called for proxies which were submitted by the i\nAssistant Secretary, who reported that out of a total of 10 members,\nsix were present and three by proxy, making nine in all and thus\nconstituting a quorum.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the previous\nannual meeting of Members held on November 14, 1979 - mailed in\n\n\u2018 advance - were approved unanimously.\n\nIn presenting the slate of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti, the\nChairman reported the willingness of Mr. Robert Mercer of the\nCanadian Institute for the Blind and Professor Daniel Sisler of\nCornell University to become members of the Board of Trustees.\n\nOn motion duly made and seconded the following slate of Trustees\n\nand Trustees Emeriti was unanimously elected:\n\nTRUSTEES TRUSTEES (cont'd)\n\nMitchell Brock Dr. Daniel C. Sisler\n\nJohn S. Crowley Wesley D. Sprague\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D. Nathan A. Turkheimer\n\nRichard E. Hoover, M.D.\n\nCarl Kupfer, M.D. TRUSTEES EMERITI\n\nRobert Mercer Ramon Castroviejo, M.D.\n\nJansen Noyes, Jr. Alexander M. Laughlin\n\nStephen L. Porter Frank K. Sanders, Jr.\n\nDr. Peter J. Salmon -Lewet1\u2014Thomas\u2014 a\nWilliam Ziegler, III ;", "img_21067.png": "RESOLUTION CONCERNING\n\nMRS. BARBARA SHIFLET\n\nWHEREAS The late Barbara Shiflet served faithfully and conscientiously,\nwith grace and good humor, as Assistant Secretary of the Board\nof Trustees of Helen Keller International for the past six and\none-half years; and\n\nWHEREAS she demonstrated a humane understanding of and sympathy for the\noverwhelming problems of blindness at home and abroad; and\n\nWHEREAS she was a loved and valued member of the staff of Helen Keller\nInternational and, before that, of the American Foundation for\nthe Blind, from 1963 on,\n\nNOW, THEREFORE,\n\nBE IT RESOLVED\nthat the Members of the Board of Trustees of Helen Keller\nInternational, assembled in Annual Meeting on this seven-\nteenth day of November, nineteen hundred and eighty-one, do\nhereby record their great sense of loss at the death of Mrs.\nShiflet and ask that this action be recorded in the official\narchives of the organization; and\n\nBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED\nthat the deep sympathy of all those associated with her at\nHelen Keller International be conveyed to Mrs. Shiflet's\ndaughter, Patricia Allison, and to her grandchildren, John\nand Vanessa.", "img_21070.png": "RESOLUTION CONCERNING\n\nMRS. BARBARA SHIFLET\n\nWHEREAS The late Barbara Shiflet served faithfully and conscientiously,\nwith grace and good humor, as Assistant Secretary of the Board\nof Trustees of Helen Keller International for the past six and\none-half years; and\n\nWHEREAS she demonstrated a humane understanding of and sympathy for the\noverwhelming problems of blindness at home and abroad; and\n\nWHEREAS she was a loved and valued member of the staff of Helen Keller\nInternational and, before that, of the American Foundation for\nthe Blind, from 1963 on,\n\nNOW, THEREFORE,\n\nBE IT RESOLVED\nthat the Members of the Board of Trustees of Helen Keller\nInternational, assembled in Annual Meeting on this seven-\nteenth day of November, nineteen hundred and eighty-one, do\nhereby record their great sense of loss at the death of Mrs.\nShiflet and ask that this action be recorded in the official\narchives of the organization; and\n\nBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED\nthat the deep sympathy of all those associated with her at\nHelen Keller International be conveyed to Mrs. Shiflet's\ndaughter, Patricia Allison, and to her grandchildren, John\nand Vanessa.", "img_21061.png": "RESOLUTION CONCERNING\n\nMRS. BARBARA SHIFLET\n\nWHEREAS The late Barbara Shiflet served faithfully and conscientiously,\nwith grace and good humor, as Assistant Secretary of the Board\nof Trustees of Helen Keller International for the past six and\none-half years; and\n\nWHEREAS she demonstrated a humane understanding of and sympathy for the\noverwhelming problems of blindness at home and abroad; and\n\nWHEREAS she was a loved and valued member of the staff of Helen Keller\nInternational and, before that, of the American Foundation for\nthe Blind, from 1963 on,\n\nNOW, THEREFORE,\n\nBE IT RESOLVED\nthat the Members of the Board of Trustees of Helen Keller\nInternational, assembled in Annual Meeting on this seven-\nteenth day of November, nineteen hundred and eighty-one, do\nhereby record their great sense of loss at the death of Mrs.\nShiflet and ask that this action be recorded in the official\narchives of the organization; and\n\nBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED\nthat the deep sympathy of all those associated with her at\nHelen Keller International be conveyed to Mrs. Shiflet's\ndaughter, Patricia Allison, and to her grandchildren, John\nand Vanessa.", "img_11316.png": "=~ 3= .\nBetanal herbicides + HOE-23408 gave excellent postemergence\nweed control at several locations particularly from applications\nmade by Wicks (North Platte Station, University of Nebraska).\n\u2018 Herbicide Effect on Production . : .\n. Under normal production practices, herbicides have a beneficial\n\u201d effect on crop production (Table 4),\nTable 4, Preplant herbicide effect on yields, Longmont,Colo., 1974\nlb /A Wt. a a\n\"Herbicide \u201cdose \u201cT/A Sugar ~~ Purity\nNortron 3.5 26.0 17.3 92.4 hie\u201d\nRo-Neet 4 24.9 17.1 92.1 OO\nPyramin 4 25.0 17.2 91.5 1\nUntreated 0 23.0 17.1 91.6 .\n. Similar results have been obtained previously.\nProgrammed Weeding Systems\u201d\nComplete chemical weeding is the key to final stand planting and\nelimination of clean up labor in beet fields, Programmed or\nsequence herbicide applications offer the best chance for weed-\nfree beets and production improvement, It is estimated that only\n. 15-20 percent of Great Western acreage was sequence treated in\n/ *1974. A 40 percent goal achievement should be realized in 1975. \u201c\u00ab\nConsult the Sugarbeet Production Guide, page 29 for typical \u2018.\nsequence applications. ,\n; Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfjv0228", "img_11317.png": "=~ 3= .\nBetanal herbicides + HOE-23408 gave excellent postemergence\nweed control at several locations particularly from applications\nmade by Wicks (North Platte Station, University of Nebraska).\n\u2018 Herbicide Effect on Production . : .\n. Under normal production practices, herbicides have a beneficial\n\u201d effect on crop production (Table 4),\nTable 4, Preplant herbicide effect on yields, Longmont,Colo., 1974\nlb /A Wt. a a\n\"Herbicide \u201cdose \u201cT/A Sugar ~~ Purity\nNortron 3.5 26.0 17.3 92.4 hie\u201d\nRo-Neet 4 24.9 17.1 92.1 OO\nPyramin 4 25.0 17.2 91.5 1\nUntreated 0 23.0 17.1 91.6 .\n. Similar results have been obtained previously.\nProgrammed Weeding Systems\u201d\nComplete chemical weeding is the key to final stand planting and\nelimination of clean up labor in beet fields, Programmed or\nsequence herbicide applications offer the best chance for weed-\nfree beets and production improvement, It is estimated that only\n. 15-20 percent of Great Western acreage was sequence treated in\n/ *1974. A 40 percent goal achievement should be realized in 1975. \u201c\u00ab\nConsult the Sugarbeet Production Guide, page 29 for typical \u2018.\nsequence applications. ,\n; Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfjv0228", "img_11318.png": "=~ 3= .\nBetanal herbicides + HOE-23408 gave excellent postemergence\nweed control at several locations particularly from applications\nmade by Wicks (North Platte Station, University of Nebraska).\n\u2018 Herbicide Effect on Production . : .\n. Under normal production practices, herbicides have a beneficial\n\u201d effect on crop production (Table 4),\nTable 4, Preplant herbicide effect on yields, Longmont,Colo., 1974\nlb /A Wt. a a\n\"Herbicide \u201cdose \u201cT/A Sugar ~~ Purity\nNortron 3.5 26.0 17.3 92.4 hie\u201d\nRo-Neet 4 24.9 17.1 92.1 OO\nPyramin 4 25.0 17.2 91.5 1\nUntreated 0 23.0 17.1 91.6 .\n. Similar results have been obtained previously.\nProgrammed Weeding Systems\u201d\nComplete chemical weeding is the key to final stand planting and\nelimination of clean up labor in beet fields, Programmed or\nsequence herbicide applications offer the best chance for weed-\nfree beets and production improvement, It is estimated that only\n. 15-20 percent of Great Western acreage was sequence treated in\n/ *1974. A 40 percent goal achievement should be realized in 1975. \u201c\u00ab\nConsult the Sugarbeet Production Guide, page 29 for typical \u2018.\nsequence applications. ,\n; Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfjv0228", "img_11319.png": "=~ 3= .\nBetanal herbicides + HOE-23408 gave excellent postemergence\nweed control at several locations particularly from applications\nmade by Wicks (North Platte Station, University of Nebraska).\n\u2018 Herbicide Effect on Production . : .\n. Under normal production practices, herbicides have a beneficial\n\u201d effect on crop production (Table 4),\nTable 4, Preplant herbicide effect on yields, Longmont,Colo., 1974\nlb /A Wt. a a\n\"Herbicide \u201cdose \u201cT/A Sugar ~~ Purity\nNortron 3.5 26.0 17.3 92.4 hie\u201d\nRo-Neet 4 24.9 17.1 92.1 OO\nPyramin 4 25.0 17.2 91.5 1\nUntreated 0 23.0 17.1 91.6 .\n. Similar results have been obtained previously.\nProgrammed Weeding Systems\u201d\nComplete chemical weeding is the key to final stand planting and\nelimination of clean up labor in beet fields, Programmed or\nsequence herbicide applications offer the best chance for weed-\nfree beets and production improvement, It is estimated that only\n. 15-20 percent of Great Western acreage was sequence treated in\n/ *1974. A 40 percent goal achievement should be realized in 1975. \u201c\u00ab\nConsult the Sugarbeet Production Guide, page 29 for typical \u2018.\nsequence applications. ,\n; Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfjv0228", "img_11320.png": "=~ 3= .\nBetanal herbicides + HOE-23408 gave excellent postemergence\nweed control at several locations particularly from applications\nmade by Wicks (North Platte Station, University of Nebraska).\n\u2018 Herbicide Effect on Production . : .\n. Under normal production practices, herbicides have a beneficial\n\u201d effect on crop production (Table 4),\nTable 4, Preplant herbicide effect on yields, Longmont,Colo., 1974\nlb /A Wt. a a\n\"Herbicide \u201cdose \u201cT/A Sugar ~~ Purity\nNortron 3.5 26.0 17.3 92.4 hie\u201d\nRo-Neet 4 24.9 17.1 92.1 OO\nPyramin 4 25.0 17.2 91.5 1\nUntreated 0 23.0 17.1 91.6 .\n. Similar results have been obtained previously.\nProgrammed Weeding Systems\u201d\nComplete chemical weeding is the key to final stand planting and\nelimination of clean up labor in beet fields, Programmed or\nsequence herbicide applications offer the best chance for weed-\nfree beets and production improvement, It is estimated that only\n. 15-20 percent of Great Western acreage was sequence treated in\n/ *1974. A 40 percent goal achievement should be realized in 1975. \u201c\u00ab\nConsult the Sugarbeet Production Guide, page 29 for typical \u2018.\nsequence applications. ,\n; Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gfjv0228", "img_36275.png": "= TABLE 35\nETHIOPIA 1958: COMPARISON BY AGE AND SEX OF PERCENT CLINICAL FINDINGS\n=| FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN\n1\nSchool Age Children zs\nLd Male Female\n= School Age (years) \u2018 Age. (years) Total\n| Children 5-9 10-14 15-19 5-9 10-14 15-19 Survey\nNumber 1534 370 1001 762 317 380 109 5916\nThyroid enlarged 4.6 1.9 233 3.4 0 ay2 11.9 ane\nNasolabial seborrhea 7.0 0 Ong 16.4 0 1.8 4.6 Mead\nBitot's spots L.6 oud 2a Rak 0.3. es 0.9 1.4\nCheilosis 25 Dad 4.7 aie 6.3; a8 0.9 4.3\nFollicular papillary\natrophy, mod./severe 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.6 0 0.9 L.f\nMarginal redness or\nswelling 2/ 49.5 42.7 56.6) 4l.7 26.7 43.2 Socorro\n= \"Scorbutic-type\" gums 0.9 16 Pot Led 13) 055 0.9 L3G\nFollicular hyper-\nkeratosis ooF 8.6 12.6-> -10:0 ow \u2014~ 5.5 2.8 Ga\nBilateral edema LF 0.8 0.6 O72. 0.6 Jt 8.3 E29\nBilateral loss of\nankle jerk La Dae 232. 2.4 9) a9) 3:6 2D\nCalf tenderness,\nmoderate/severe 0.1 0.3 0 Ot 0 0.3 0 0:2\ni/ Included in school age children are 1,534 attending school.\n2/ Data from detailed examinations; all other data are from abbreviated\nexaminations.\nSYo]U] gex=Hmu aut OSH /AUVAVAWALLALe[6Ks) 1 avze(ele10[aaielal tM bles) m=1610)/6(e\\er9/0]\\ 60 -eard", "img_36286.png": "= TABLE 35\nETHIOPIA 1958: COMPARISON BY AGE AND SEX OF PERCENT CLINICAL FINDINGS\n=| FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN\n1\nSchool Age Children zs\nLd Male Female\n= School Age (years) \u2018 Age. (years) Total\n| Children 5-9 10-14 15-19 5-9 10-14 15-19 Survey\nNumber 1534 370 1001 762 317 380 109 5916\nThyroid enlarged 4.6 1.9 233 3.4 0 ay2 11.9 ane\nNasolabial seborrhea 7.0 0 Ong 16.4 0 1.8 4.6 Mead\nBitot's spots L.6 oud 2a Rak 0.3. es 0.9 1.4\nCheilosis 25 Dad 4.7 aie 6.3; a8 0.9 4.3\nFollicular papillary\natrophy, mod./severe 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.6 0 0.9 L.f\nMarginal redness or\nswelling 2/ 49.5 42.7 56.6) 4l.7 26.7 43.2 Socorro\n= \"Scorbutic-type\" gums 0.9 16 Pot Led 13) 055 0.9 L3G\nFollicular hyper-\nkeratosis ooF 8.6 12.6-> -10:0 ow \u2014~ 5.5 2.8 Ga\nBilateral edema LF 0.8 0.6 O72. 0.6 Jt 8.3 E29\nBilateral loss of\nankle jerk La Dae 232. 2.4 9) a9) 3:6 2D\nCalf tenderness,\nmoderate/severe 0.1 0.3 0 Ot 0 0.3 0 0:2\ni/ Included in school age children are 1,534 attending school.\n2/ Data from detailed examinations; all other data are from abbreviated\nexaminations.\nSYo]U] gex=Hmu aut OSH /AUVAVAWALLALe[6Ks) 1 avze(ele10[aaielal tM bles) m=1610)/6(e\\er9/0]\\ 60 -eard", "img_36309.png": "= TABLE 35\nETHIOPIA 1958: COMPARISON BY AGE AND SEX OF PERCENT CLINICAL FINDINGS\n=| FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN\n1\nSchool Age Children zs\nLd Male Female\n= School Age (years) \u2018 Age. (years) Total\n| Children 5-9 10-14 15-19 5-9 10-14 15-19 Survey\nNumber 1534 370 1001 762 317 380 109 5916\nThyroid enlarged 4.6 1.9 233 3.4 0 ay2 11.9 ane\nNasolabial seborrhea 7.0 0 Ong 16.4 0 1.8 4.6 Mead\nBitot's spots L.6 oud 2a Rak 0.3. es 0.9 1.4\nCheilosis 25 Dad 4.7 aie 6.3; a8 0.9 4.3\nFollicular papillary\natrophy, mod./severe 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.6 0 0.9 L.f\nMarginal redness or\nswelling 2/ 49.5 42.7 56.6) 4l.7 26.7 43.2 Socorro\n= \"Scorbutic-type\" gums 0.9 16 Pot Led 13) 055 0.9 L3G\nFollicular hyper-\nkeratosis ooF 8.6 12.6-> -10:0 ow \u2014~ 5.5 2.8 Ga\nBilateral edema LF 0.8 0.6 O72. 0.6 Jt 8.3 E29\nBilateral loss of\nankle jerk La Dae 232. 2.4 9) a9) 3:6 2D\nCalf tenderness,\nmoderate/severe 0.1 0.3 0 Ot 0 0.3 0 0:2\ni/ Included in school age children are 1,534 attending school.\n2/ Data from detailed examinations; all other data are from abbreviated\nexaminations.\nSYo]U] gex=Hmu aut OSH /AUVAVAWALLALe[6Ks) 1 avze(ele10[aaielal tM bles) m=1610)/6(e\\er9/0]\\ 60 -eard", "img_36328.png": "= TABLE 35\nETHIOPIA 1958: COMPARISON BY AGE AND SEX OF PERCENT CLINICAL FINDINGS\n=| FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN\n1\nSchool Age Children zs\nLd Male Female\n= School Age (years) \u2018 Age. (years) Total\n| Children 5-9 10-14 15-19 5-9 10-14 15-19 Survey\nNumber 1534 370 1001 762 317 380 109 5916\nThyroid enlarged 4.6 1.9 233 3.4 0 ay2 11.9 ane\nNasolabial seborrhea 7.0 0 Ong 16.4 0 1.8 4.6 Mead\nBitot's spots L.6 oud 2a Rak 0.3. es 0.9 1.4\nCheilosis 25 Dad 4.7 aie 6.3; a8 0.9 4.3\nFollicular papillary\natrophy, mod./severe 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.6 0 0.9 L.f\nMarginal redness or\nswelling 2/ 49.5 42.7 56.6) 4l.7 26.7 43.2 Socorro\n= \"Scorbutic-type\" gums 0.9 16 Pot Led 13) 055 0.9 L3G\nFollicular hyper-\nkeratosis ooF 8.6 12.6-> -10:0 ow \u2014~ 5.5 2.8 Ga\nBilateral edema LF 0.8 0.6 O72. 0.6 Jt 8.3 E29\nBilateral loss of\nankle jerk La Dae 232. 2.4 9) a9) 3:6 2D\nCalf tenderness,\nmoderate/severe 0.1 0.3 0 Ot 0 0.3 0 0:2\ni/ Included in school age children are 1,534 attending school.\n2/ Data from detailed examinations; all other data are from abbreviated\nexaminations.\nSYo]U] gex=Hmu aut OSH /AUVAVAWALLALe[6Ks) 1 avze(ele10[aaielal tM bles) m=1610)/6(e\\er9/0]\\ 60 -eard", "img_64680.png": "\u2018 126\n| INTERPRETATIVE GUIDE FOR BIOCHEMICAL DATA\nme GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF BLOOD DATA - YOUNG ADULT MALES\n| Deficient Low Acceptable High\nHemoglobin\n: gm/100 ml <12.0 12.0-13.9 14.0-14.9 > 15.0\nTotal Serum Protein 1/ 1/\nBRB) gm/100 ml =< \"636 6.0-6.39 6.4-7.1 \u2014 a eee\nSerum Vitamin A\n| mcg/100 ml <10 10-19 20-49 > 50\nSerum Carotene\nwl meg/100 ml < 20 20-39 40-99 > 100\nSerum Ascorbic Acid : :\nel mg/100 ml < 0.10 -10-.19 0.20-0.39 > .40\nwe GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF URINE DATA\nYOUNG ADULT MALES\nBe] Thiamine\n% meg/gm creatinine < 27 27-65 66-129 > 130\n\u2018ma Riboflavin\n' meg/gm creatinine 27 27-79 80-269 > 270\nN'Methylnicotinamide\nmg/gm creatinine </0.:5 0.5-1.59 1.60-4.29 > 4.30\n1/ These categories differ slightly from those proposed by the LCNND Manual, but\ndo not in any way affect the interpretation of the data presented in this\nm4 report. 2 x\nSYolUTcer=van att osSH/A AWA ALS Ulssi ni, 8 elel0[ani=1al tsb less) m=1610)(0(elex31/0] 60a", "img_64681.png": "\u2018 126\n| INTERPRETATIVE GUIDE FOR BIOCHEMICAL DATA\nme GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF BLOOD DATA - YOUNG ADULT MALES\n| Deficient Low Acceptable High\nHemoglobin\n: gm/100 ml <12.0 12.0-13.9 14.0-14.9 > 15.0\nTotal Serum Protein 1/ 1/\nBRB) gm/100 ml =< \"636 6.0-6.39 6.4-7.1 \u2014 a eee\nSerum Vitamin A\n| mcg/100 ml <10 10-19 20-49 > 50\nSerum Carotene\nwl meg/100 ml < 20 20-39 40-99 > 100\nSerum Ascorbic Acid : :\nel mg/100 ml < 0.10 -10-.19 0.20-0.39 > .40\nwe GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF URINE DATA\nYOUNG ADULT MALES\nBe] Thiamine\n% meg/gm creatinine < 27 27-65 66-129 > 130\n\u2018ma Riboflavin\n' meg/gm creatinine 27 27-79 80-269 > 270\nN'Methylnicotinamide\nmg/gm creatinine </0.:5 0.5-1.59 1.60-4.29 > 4.30\n1/ These categories differ slightly from those proposed by the LCNND Manual, but\ndo not in any way affect the interpretation of the data presented in this\nm4 report. 2 x\nSYolUTcer=van att osSH/A AWA ALS Ulssi ni, 8 elel0[ani=1al tsb less) m=1610)(0(elex31/0] 60a", "img_64682.png": "\u2018 126\n| INTERPRETATIVE GUIDE FOR BIOCHEMICAL DATA\nme GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF BLOOD DATA - YOUNG ADULT MALES\n| Deficient Low Acceptable High\nHemoglobin\n: gm/100 ml <12.0 12.0-13.9 14.0-14.9 > 15.0\nTotal Serum Protein 1/ 1/\nBRB) gm/100 ml =< \"636 6.0-6.39 6.4-7.1 \u2014 a eee\nSerum Vitamin A\n| mcg/100 ml <10 10-19 20-49 > 50\nSerum Carotene\nwl meg/100 ml < 20 20-39 40-99 > 100\nSerum Ascorbic Acid : :\nel mg/100 ml < 0.10 -10-.19 0.20-0.39 > .40\nwe GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF URINE DATA\nYOUNG ADULT MALES\nBe] Thiamine\n% meg/gm creatinine < 27 27-65 66-129 > 130\n\u2018ma Riboflavin\n' meg/gm creatinine 27 27-79 80-269 > 270\nN'Methylnicotinamide\nmg/gm creatinine </0.:5 0.5-1.59 1.60-4.29 > 4.30\n1/ These categories differ slightly from those proposed by the LCNND Manual, but\ndo not in any way affect the interpretation of the data presented in this\nm4 report. 2 x\nSYolUTcer=van att osSH/A AWA ALS Ulssi ni, 8 elel0[ani=1al tsb less) m=1610)(0(elex31/0] 60a", "img_64683.png": "\u2018 126\n| INTERPRETATIVE GUIDE FOR BIOCHEMICAL DATA\nme GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF BLOOD DATA - YOUNG ADULT MALES\n| Deficient Low Acceptable High\nHemoglobin\n: gm/100 ml <12.0 12.0-13.9 14.0-14.9 > 15.0\nTotal Serum Protein 1/ 1/\nBRB) gm/100 ml =< \"636 6.0-6.39 6.4-7.1 \u2014 a eee\nSerum Vitamin A\n| mcg/100 ml <10 10-19 20-49 > 50\nSerum Carotene\nwl meg/100 ml < 20 20-39 40-99 > 100\nSerum Ascorbic Acid : :\nel mg/100 ml < 0.10 -10-.19 0.20-0.39 > .40\nwe GUIDE USED IN INTERPRETATION OF URINE DATA\nYOUNG ADULT MALES\nBe] Thiamine\n% meg/gm creatinine < 27 27-65 66-129 > 130\n\u2018ma Riboflavin\n' meg/gm creatinine 27 27-79 80-269 > 270\nN'Methylnicotinamide\nmg/gm creatinine </0.:5 0.5-1.59 1.60-4.29 > 4.30\n1/ These categories differ slightly from those proposed by the LCNND Manual, but\ndo not in any way affect the interpretation of the data presented in this\nm4 report. 2 x\nSYolUTcer=van att osSH/A AWA ALS Ulssi ni, 8 elel0[ani=1al tsb less) m=1610)(0(elex31/0] 60a", "img_60099.png": "ANS CAISHINN eSeTSHON bs Clevaied Pho Srotcin Geoke  Gablishad comer Galinoe is mainhdsed QIN GaLabes of\nsa the COG werarally accede The protean RUA us he TF me MAY Gay preneiioscent orig\u201d Sine day for adghs,\nsaindsted wdue Gf GINS pig Siddiomy er ae Gar adiets Gn SO ne Wo Mee for Goat aad Ghddres CU 0)\nsobulated Gaus af mie cal per day or adel \u00a380 Ge as or ean dod lds GO)\nGS Hane Haweyee Is aeksoeledmed Gr tes ; oo < ee\n\u2014 : . <a ao a\nfeet Hat dees cadclumy Ge needed Gy Ghose percnns Grae te ~ . \u2014 OF ese ey \u2014 \u2014\nSUMEAE PrOieins RP Gtounls apprcacion (he prota: CEES GF ce. | . \u2014\nRDA. 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Abbouuh a ROA dar chromium fie not\nRES. Concern be expreseed im the test repording (roo Geen cuahlichedl, if is casentlal for mae) This nace cle\nvhemeot Guibalunces in the Gvtore The fabiings Itake gut probably acts as a cofactor Gar insulin, Marsiag\n_ Mens conlanmaled sath hoary mem sould be lose\nEmphasis ik peed on the comumpucs la cand and GTI NUTRIENTS\nmee he ec che: eater, Soin tin, choline, penta\neke i cdi, Retains, Cleon, cou! Guice es\n| deon, The RDA Gar issn 6 Ge BEA Since uc Recs :\n: eee Fe OE Been Be 2S erie cuch a6 cobalt: manganese, molybdenum. seleat a\nooo SORT a ned at Pape day for Gault chiles Gnd HOSEN\nI BRE re Oe su kel i vanedium ce dicen\n| Beud Females geet (Beg cas Sor omen ae cio :\nhe cee Lhe eiticont change tm the [OTE RES G the een tetemente: The Feet Uegy Cased Gaanes be ae\n| eecrererctice (er supplemental roa (mete 00 0) seus aie co ccteoeide ie Gon cod ean une\n| foc present women 0 Bs te tet AS He Ph uae Ni\nrr rm\nbese Re ee a PR Bris Secrets Pct one Sito Be\nCopper Aiton D8 For cope: fe mol Been ea ore Wm\n\u2014\nRSF EEccs.llwtOwsiCS:si\u2018Cai\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018(\u2018(\u2018C\u2018\u201c\n2 Repenidid Divas Aino ISTE Pos snd Muguie | f Bse BE FAN DC asc CEST\nDES SS ROR RES BB RAP AER Reae OE Rohe re HA RSRRT Rawrehk Saag a BRS SG Na Oe ee Riga\n\u2014E Reeedal Ble Guocueces 1688) Pood ant Kaen | GRINS, BE Bene dewe HR\nSus Genet Sos Stet Rh San GIN TG Fue tist see SECT\nRe eee Me ee\nSSE Se ee Se Se\nooo oes sissies eee cee ceetccememimiieim\nues wate weston aeeproere sree osteo et ao os eo oe os eS\neg | Bocuse of Me coupe and the imiportanen ot Ge gew ROA, the cosgeete Gumomiarly guage eon\ner ee tem em ee\nisi\u2018 ( (\u2018 \u2018\u201c .......U.U.U.,.,.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U..OOtOt~*~\u2014~\u2014i\u2014iOCC\nSource: Nts avs Industhvdocuments uest edu/docsyeO2 26", "img_60100.png": "ANS CAISHINN eSeTSHON bs Clevaied Pho Srotcin Geoke  Gablishad comer Galinoe is mainhdsed QIN GaLabes of\nsa the COG werarally accede The protean RUA us he TF me MAY Gay preneiioscent orig\u201d Sine day for adghs,\nsaindsted wdue Gf GINS pig Siddiomy er ae Gar adiets Gn SO ne Wo Mee for Goat aad Ghddres CU 0)\nsobulated Gaus af mie cal per day or adel \u00a380 Ge as or ean dod lds GO)\nGS Hane Haweyee Is aeksoeledmed Gr tes ; oo < ee\n\u2014 : . <a ao a\nfeet Hat dees cadclumy Ge needed Gy Ghose percnns Grae te ~ . \u2014 OF ese ey \u2014 \u2014\nSUMEAE PrOieins RP Gtounls apprcacion (he prota: CEES GF ce. | . \u2014\nRDA. Calsuar Ralsscs cos be Gtidned Gh cain Ge or AA RIERE SRST: GOUT RG FCN A\ndakes below dhe BEES. \u00a9 is noted In che Gexe Ghar aban GRRE \u2014 foeioe stake we ee\n: - oe : oo : PAG a a\nSS pee eat of he caletuor ietake de he US. ie sbadned . \u2014 \u2014 ARLES foetene\n. \u2018 < ; ae : S gsed da the Reusebe\nfrom gH and dadig products, Ais adlidonal 40 mg GEE Oe eo\nSee a WRSSS = Sa Aes Soe ae = SS s \u00a9\n: \u2014 \u201c aad cS Hleocme. Fliogine (6 dq assontial clement) alles ROS\nA calamto-phosphate diclay rao beacon Got asd Ce eo she Gane RRS Sea\nNave Bot Hecn estabtohed for (bis matriont The Gunde\n(cS hes prosousls been recommicoded: However, Guion ee as : a\nho ee We OS HOR OE SURES Water GUNplice RARER CONTIN Oe ACCT\nDe \u2014\u2014 ace ae os ee _. conccntalion of Guorine is cadorscd fy the Food and\nPREBRS RN. GRICE SACERE IGF ES SSE SES AS Mikhison Bead \u00a9\na Se ce < 8 Ninriion Sourd cf).\nohosphame ROA ie idcodcal Gi tho adda ROA. A\nSIGE SE ReROs Gate Ge Sof is recommended Biss, The Single sew addition the [G4 ROA ihe\n4 c\nsheigg Sedy inhows, is fhe allswance for ac, (8 me fae adul gen aud\n. Q : waren, The allowance i Based on Gia Gove pieiiholic\nMagne, Beco ue auppent an aowance OF 290 ca dos and the averaue sine castent of mud diel Ae\nS ae Se RES See SS ee = i\nee - - ~ addidusal \u00a9 me of dnc is recommondad divine pros\nOL at To Bese Ge Fees suney and (0 ous dusing lactation Ia the Mads Gao.\nCe) DAEiog pregnoney sau Seen an additonal 130 oaao dshcieney Ghancisigcd by lypogonadisn and\nihe MGENE SUNT aye Tecunmenced, dwariens, Aue been dosinserated Ga man. fo the US.\n. : BASH REGS ERAS GS BG BENG de Ge\nEUSA have been donved only for those trace: slsments - - . oe . ees\n= 2 : SS =: SIRSES ES OS VEERRE CA NETREGS FINES HARES = FSUIGA\nfor WG GBC SClentiis evidence from) balance ae. oO deseo he . ted . . . :\n= SS % \u2018s SEE BS SIS OERAROS SA ASS BENET eX SSR EAS\nSEES SR COWRT CORTS CNS CE Ey\ngeet \u2018The avernge avallablly of Gace cement ta EE Es oe\n@ Dalowcol dict \u00a9 cuelidly considered In fovoulatee  Chraenam. Abbouuh a ROA dar chromium fie not\nRES. Concern be expreseed im the test repording (roo Geen cuahlichedl, if is casentlal for mae) This nace cle\nvhemeot Guibalunces in the Gvtore The fabiings Itake gut probably acts as a cofactor Gar insulin, Marsiag\n_ Mens conlanmaled sath hoary mem sould be lose\nEmphasis ik peed on the comumpucs la cand and GTI NUTRIENTS\nmee he ec che: eater, Soin tin, choline, penta\neke i cdi, Retains, Cleon, cou! Guice es\n| deon, The RDA Gar issn 6 Ge BEA Since uc Recs :\n: eee Fe OE Been Be 2S erie cuch a6 cobalt: manganese, molybdenum. seleat a\nooo SORT a ned at Pape day for Gault chiles Gnd HOSEN\nI BRE re Oe su kel i vanedium ce dicen\n| Beud Females geet (Beg cas Sor omen ae cio :\nhe cee Lhe eiticont change tm the [OTE RES G the een tetemente: The Feet Uegy Cased Gaanes be ae\n| eecrererctice (er supplemental roa (mete 00 0) seus aie co ccteoeide ie Gon cod ean une\n| foc present women 0 Bs te tet AS He Ph uae Ni\nrr rm\nbese Re ee a PR Bris Secrets Pct one Sito Be\nCopper Aiton D8 For cope: fe mol Been ea ore Wm\n\u2014\nRSF EEccs.llwtOwsiCS:si\u2018Cai\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018(\u2018(\u2018C\u2018\u201c\n2 Repenidid Divas Aino ISTE Pos snd Muguie | f Bse BE FAN DC asc CEST\nDES SS ROR RES BB RAP AER Reae OE Rohe re HA RSRRT Rawrehk Saag a BRS SG Na Oe ee Riga\n\u2014E Reeedal Ble Guocueces 1688) Pood ant Kaen | GRINS, BE Bene dewe HR\nSus Genet Sos Stet Rh San GIN TG Fue tist see SECT\nRe eee Me ee\nSSE Se ee Se Se\nooo oes sissies eee cee ceetccememimiieim\nues wate weston aeeproere sree osteo et ao os eo oe os eS\neg | Bocuse of Me coupe and the imiportanen ot Ge gew ROA, the cosgeete Gumomiarly guage eon\ner ee tem em ee\nisi\u2018 ( (\u2018 \u2018\u201c .......U.U.U.,.,.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U..OOtOt~*~\u2014~\u2014i\u2014iOCC\nSource: Nts avs Industhvdocuments uest edu/docsyeO2 26", "img_60382.png": "ANS CAISHINN eSeTSHON bs Clevaied Pho Srotcin Geoke  Gablishad comer Galinoe is mainhdsed QIN GaLabes of\nsa the COG werarally accede The protean RUA us he TF me MAY Gay preneiioscent orig\u201d Sine day for adghs,\nsaindsted wdue Gf GINS pig Siddiomy er ae Gar adiets Gn SO ne Wo Mee for Goat aad Ghddres CU 0)\nsobulated Gaus af mie cal per day or adel \u00a380 Ge as or ean dod lds GO)\nGS Hane Haweyee Is aeksoeledmed Gr tes ; oo < ee\n\u2014 : . <a ao a\nfeet Hat dees cadclumy Ge needed Gy Ghose percnns Grae te ~ . \u2014 OF ese ey \u2014 \u2014\nSUMEAE PrOieins RP Gtounls apprcacion (he prota: CEES GF ce. | . \u2014\nRDA. Calsuar Ralsscs cos be Gtidned Gh cain Ge or AA RIERE SRST: GOUT RG FCN A\ndakes below dhe BEES. \u00a9 is noted In che Gexe Ghar aban GRRE \u2014 foeioe stake we ee\n: - oe : oo : PAG a a\nSS pee eat of he caletuor ietake de he US. ie sbadned . \u2014 \u2014 ARLES foetene\n. \u2018 < ; ae : S gsed da the Reusebe\nfrom gH and dadig products, Ais adlidonal 40 mg GEE Oe eo\nSee a WRSSS = Sa Aes Soe ae = SS s \u00a9\n: \u2014 \u201c aad cS Hleocme. Fliogine (6 dq assontial clement) alles ROS\nA calamto-phosphate diclay rao beacon Got asd Ce eo she Gane RRS Sea\nNave Bot Hecn estabtohed for (bis matriont The Gunde\n(cS hes prosousls been recommicoded: However, Guion ee as : a\nho ee We OS HOR OE SURES Water GUNplice RARER CONTIN Oe ACCT\nDe \u2014\u2014 ace ae os ee _. conccntalion of Guorine is cadorscd fy the Food and\nPREBRS RN. GRICE SACERE IGF ES SSE SES AS Mikhison Bead \u00a9\na Se ce < 8 Ninriion Sourd cf).\nohosphame ROA ie idcodcal Gi tho adda ROA. A\nSIGE SE ReROs Gate Ge Sof is recommended Biss, The Single sew addition the [G4 ROA ihe\n4 c\nsheigg Sedy inhows, is fhe allswance for ac, (8 me fae adul gen aud\n. Q : waren, The allowance i Based on Gia Gove pieiiholic\nMagne, Beco ue auppent an aowance OF 290 ca dos and the averaue sine castent of mud diel Ae\nS ae Se RES See SS ee = i\nee - - ~ addidusal \u00a9 me of dnc is recommondad divine pros\nOL at To Bese Ge Fees suney and (0 ous dusing lactation Ia the Mads Gao.\nCe) DAEiog pregnoney sau Seen an additonal 130 oaao dshcieney Ghancisigcd by lypogonadisn and\nihe MGENE SUNT aye Tecunmenced, dwariens, Aue been dosinserated Ga man. fo the US.\n. : BASH REGS ERAS GS BG BENG de Ge\nEUSA have been donved only for those trace: slsments - - . oe . ees\n= 2 : SS =: SIRSES ES OS VEERRE CA NETREGS FINES HARES = FSUIGA\nfor WG GBC SClentiis evidence from) balance ae. oO deseo he . ted . . . :\n= SS % \u2018s SEE BS SIS OERAROS SA ASS BENET eX SSR EAS\nSEES SR COWRT CORTS CNS CE Ey\ngeet \u2018The avernge avallablly of Gace cement ta EE Es oe\n@ Dalowcol dict \u00a9 cuelidly considered In fovoulatee  Chraenam. Abbouuh a ROA dar chromium fie not\nRES. Concern be expreseed im the test repording (roo Geen cuahlichedl, if is casentlal for mae) This nace cle\nvhemeot Guibalunces in the Gvtore The fabiings Itake gut probably acts as a cofactor Gar insulin, Marsiag\n_ Mens conlanmaled sath hoary mem sould be lose\nEmphasis ik peed on the comumpucs la cand and GTI NUTRIENTS\nmee he ec che: eater, Soin tin, choline, penta\neke i cdi, Retains, Cleon, cou! Guice es\n| deon, The RDA Gar issn 6 Ge BEA Since uc Recs :\n: eee Fe OE Been Be 2S erie cuch a6 cobalt: manganese, molybdenum. seleat a\nooo SORT a ned at Pape day for Gault chiles Gnd HOSEN\nI BRE re Oe su kel i vanedium ce dicen\n| Beud Females geet (Beg cas Sor omen ae cio :\nhe cee Lhe eiticont change tm the [OTE RES G the een tetemente: The Feet Uegy Cased Gaanes be ae\n| eecrererctice (er supplemental roa (mete 00 0) seus aie co ccteoeide ie Gon cod ean une\n| foc present women 0 Bs te tet AS He Ph uae Ni\nrr rm\nbese Re ee a PR Bris Secrets Pct one Sito Be\nCopper Aiton D8 For cope: fe mol Been ea ore Wm\n\u2014\nRSF EEccs.llwtOwsiCS:si\u2018Cai\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018i\u2018(\u2018(\u2018C\u2018\u201c\n2 Repenidid Divas Aino ISTE Pos snd Muguie | f Bse BE FAN DC asc CEST\nDES SS ROR RES BB RAP AER Reae OE Rohe re HA RSRRT Rawrehk Saag a BRS SG Na Oe ee Riga\n\u2014E Reeedal Ble Guocueces 1688) Pood ant Kaen | GRINS, BE Bene dewe HR\nSus Genet Sos Stet Rh San GIN TG Fue tist see SECT\nRe eee Me ee\nSSE Se ee Se Se\nooo oes sissies eee cee ceetccememimiieim\nues wate weston aeeproere sree osteo et ao os eo oe os eS\neg | Bocuse of Me coupe and the imiportanen ot Ge gew ROA, the cosgeete Gumomiarly guage eon\ner ee tem em ee\nisi\u2018 ( (\u2018 \u2018\u201c .......U.U.U.,.,.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U.U..OOtOt~*~\u2014~\u2014i\u2014iOCC\nSource: Nts avs Industhvdocuments uest edu/docsyeO2 26", "img_59989.png": "tas 3 CITIZENS' COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ;\n. MINUTES of the Meeting of the Board of Directors of the CITIZENS' COMMISSION :\nON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY held at The Rockefeller University, New\n2 York City on Monday, March 26, 1973 at 9:30 A.M. :\nPRESENT ABSENT\nDr. Allen C. Barnes Dr. John Z. Bowers\nDr. H. E. Carter Laurence I. Wood, Esq.\nDr. William J. Darby\nDr. J. George Harrar TREASURER\nDr. Channing H. Lushbough\nDr. Frederick Seitz, Chairman Frank T, Dierson, Esq.\n, GUEST :\n: Richard M. Stalvey\nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES\nThe Minutes of the Meetings of February 15, 1973 and March 7, 1973 were approved.\n: PLANNING PANEL ;\n& A brief statement of the Commission's objectives for future presentation to the\nPlanning Panel was considered. An addition of a preamble emphasizing the necessity\nfor recognizing appropriate risks and the inclusion of an item on economics was\nsuggested for the incorporation in a new draft of the statement. ;\nFollowing careful consideration, the Directors agreed that Dr. Seitz will invite the\nfollowing persons to serve as members of the Planning Panel:\n: Norman Borlaug, Ph.D.\n: Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo\nLoudres 40\nMexico City 6, Mexico\n' Tel. #: 5-145184\nHerbert E. Carter, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Arizona\n512c, Administration Bldg.\nTucson, Arizona 85721\n\u00ae Tel. #: 602-884-3318\nSs .", "img_59990.png": "tas 3 CITIZENS' COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ;\n. MINUTES of the Meeting of the Board of Directors of the CITIZENS' COMMISSION :\nON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY held at The Rockefeller University, New\n2 York City on Monday, March 26, 1973 at 9:30 A.M. :\nPRESENT ABSENT\nDr. Allen C. Barnes Dr. John Z. Bowers\nDr. H. E. Carter Laurence I. Wood, Esq.\nDr. William J. Darby\nDr. J. George Harrar TREASURER\nDr. Channing H. Lushbough\nDr. Frederick Seitz, Chairman Frank T, Dierson, Esq.\n, GUEST :\n: Richard M. Stalvey\nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES\nThe Minutes of the Meetings of February 15, 1973 and March 7, 1973 were approved.\n: PLANNING PANEL ;\n& A brief statement of the Commission's objectives for future presentation to the\nPlanning Panel was considered. An addition of a preamble emphasizing the necessity\nfor recognizing appropriate risks and the inclusion of an item on economics was\nsuggested for the incorporation in a new draft of the statement. ;\nFollowing careful consideration, the Directors agreed that Dr. Seitz will invite the\nfollowing persons to serve as members of the Planning Panel:\n: Norman Borlaug, Ph.D.\n: Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo\nLoudres 40\nMexico City 6, Mexico\n' Tel. #: 5-145184\nHerbert E. Carter, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Arizona\n512c, Administration Bldg.\nTucson, Arizona 85721\n\u00ae Tel. #: 602-884-3318\nSs .", "img_59991.png": "tas 3 CITIZENS' COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ;\n. MINUTES of the Meeting of the Board of Directors of the CITIZENS' COMMISSION :\nON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY held at The Rockefeller University, New\n2 York City on Monday, March 26, 1973 at 9:30 A.M. :\nPRESENT ABSENT\nDr. Allen C. Barnes Dr. John Z. Bowers\nDr. H. E. Carter Laurence I. Wood, Esq.\nDr. William J. Darby\nDr. J. George Harrar TREASURER\nDr. Channing H. Lushbough\nDr. Frederick Seitz, Chairman Frank T, Dierson, Esq.\n, GUEST :\n: Richard M. Stalvey\nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES\nThe Minutes of the Meetings of February 15, 1973 and March 7, 1973 were approved.\n: PLANNING PANEL ;\n& A brief statement of the Commission's objectives for future presentation to the\nPlanning Panel was considered. An addition of a preamble emphasizing the necessity\nfor recognizing appropriate risks and the inclusion of an item on economics was\nsuggested for the incorporation in a new draft of the statement. ;\nFollowing careful consideration, the Directors agreed that Dr. Seitz will invite the\nfollowing persons to serve as members of the Planning Panel:\n: Norman Borlaug, Ph.D.\n: Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo\nLoudres 40\nMexico City 6, Mexico\n' Tel. #: 5-145184\nHerbert E. Carter, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Arizona\n512c, Administration Bldg.\nTucson, Arizona 85721\n\u00ae Tel. #: 602-884-3318\nSs .", "img_59993.png": "tas 3 CITIZENS' COMMISSION ON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ;\n. MINUTES of the Meeting of the Board of Directors of the CITIZENS' COMMISSION :\nON SCIENCE, LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY held at The Rockefeller University, New\n2 York City on Monday, March 26, 1973 at 9:30 A.M. :\nPRESENT ABSENT\nDr. Allen C. Barnes Dr. John Z. Bowers\nDr. H. E. Carter Laurence I. Wood, Esq.\nDr. William J. Darby\nDr. J. George Harrar TREASURER\nDr. Channing H. Lushbough\nDr. Frederick Seitz, Chairman Frank T, Dierson, Esq.\n, GUEST :\n: Richard M. Stalvey\nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES\nThe Minutes of the Meetings of February 15, 1973 and March 7, 1973 were approved.\n: PLANNING PANEL ;\n& A brief statement of the Commission's objectives for future presentation to the\nPlanning Panel was considered. An addition of a preamble emphasizing the necessity\nfor recognizing appropriate risks and the inclusion of an item on economics was\nsuggested for the incorporation in a new draft of the statement. ;\nFollowing careful consideration, the Directors agreed that Dr. Seitz will invite the\nfollowing persons to serve as members of the Planning Panel:\n: Norman Borlaug, Ph.D.\n: Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo\nLoudres 40\nMexico City 6, Mexico\n' Tel. #: 5-145184\nHerbert E. Carter, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Arizona\n512c, Administration Bldg.\nTucson, Arizona 85721\n\u00ae Tel. #: 602-884-3318\nSs .", "img_46502.png": "proceedings are unsubstantiated or indeterminate; scientific and legal discovery has not commenced or is not complete; proceedings are in early stages; matters present legal\nuncertainties; there are significant facts in dispute; or there are numerous parties involved.\n\nIn the Company's opinion, based on its examination of these matters, its experience to date and discussions with counsel, the ultimate outcome of legal proceedings, net\nof liabilities accrued in the Company's balance sheet, is not expected to have a material adverse effect on the Company's financial position. However, the resolution in any\nreporting period of one or more of these matters, either alone or in the aggregate, may have a material adverse effect on the Company's results of operations and cash flows\nfor that period.\n\nSee Note 21 to the Consolidated Financial Statements for further information regarding legal proceedings.\n\nCommon Stock Market Prices\nThe Company\u2019s Common Stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JNJ. As of February 19, 2013, there were 169,820 record holders of Common\nStock of the Company. The composite market price ranges for Johnson & Johnson Common Stock during 2012 and 2011 were:\n\n2012 2011\n\nHigh Low High Low\nFirst quarter $ 66.32 64.02 63.54 $7.50.\nSecond quarter 67.70 61.71 67.37 59,25\nThird quarter 69,75 66.85 68.05 $9.08\nFourth quarter 72.74 67.80 66.32 60.83\nYear-end close $09.48 65.58\nJOHNSON & JOHNSON 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 17\nP-08506-00050\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gggn0226", "img_46506.png": "proceedings are unsubstantiated or indeterminate; scientific and legal discovery has not commenced or is not complete; proceedings are in early stages; matters present legal\nuncertainties; there are significant facts in dispute; or there are numerous parties involved.\n\nIn the Company's opinion, based on its examination of these matters, its experience to date and discussions with counsel, the ultimate outcome of legal proceedings, net\nof liabilities accrued in the Company's balance sheet, is not expected to have a material adverse effect on the Company's financial position. However, the resolution in any\nreporting period of one or more of these matters, either alone or in the aggregate, may have a material adverse effect on the Company's results of operations and cash flows\nfor that period.\n\nSee Note 21 to the Consolidated Financial Statements for further information regarding legal proceedings.\n\nCommon Stock Market Prices\nThe Company\u2019s Common Stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JNJ. As of February 19, 2013, there were 169,820 record holders of Common\nStock of the Company. The composite market price ranges for Johnson & Johnson Common Stock during 2012 and 2011 were:\n\n2012 2011\n\nHigh Low High Low\nFirst quarter $ 66.32 64.02 63.54 $7.50.\nSecond quarter 67.70 61.71 67.37 59,25\nThird quarter 69,75 66.85 68.05 $9.08\nFourth quarter 72.74 67.80 66.32 60.83\nYear-end close $09.48 65.58\nJOHNSON & JOHNSON 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 17\nP-08506-00050\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gggn0226", "img_46511.png": "proceedings are unsubstantiated or indeterminate; scientific and legal discovery has not commenced or is not complete; proceedings are in early stages; matters present legal\nuncertainties; there are significant facts in dispute; or there are numerous parties involved.\n\nIn the Company's opinion, based on its examination of these matters, its experience to date and discussions with counsel, the ultimate outcome of legal proceedings, net\nof liabilities accrued in the Company's balance sheet, is not expected to have a material adverse effect on the Company's financial position. However, the resolution in any\nreporting period of one or more of these matters, either alone or in the aggregate, may have a material adverse effect on the Company's results of operations and cash flows\nfor that period.\n\nSee Note 21 to the Consolidated Financial Statements for further information regarding legal proceedings.\n\nCommon Stock Market Prices\nThe Company\u2019s Common Stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JNJ. As of February 19, 2013, there were 169,820 record holders of Common\nStock of the Company. The composite market price ranges for Johnson & Johnson Common Stock during 2012 and 2011 were:\n\n2012 2011\n\nHigh Low High Low\nFirst quarter $ 66.32 64.02 63.54 $7.50.\nSecond quarter 67.70 61.71 67.37 59,25\nThird quarter 69,75 66.85 68.05 $9.08\nFourth quarter 72.74 67.80 66.32 60.83\nYear-end close $09.48 65.58\nJOHNSON & JOHNSON 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 17\nP-08506-00050\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gggn0226", "img_46513.png": "proceedings are unsubstantiated or indeterminate; scientific and legal discovery has not commenced or is not complete; proceedings are in early stages; matters present legal\nuncertainties; there are significant facts in dispute; or there are numerous parties involved.\n\nIn the Company's opinion, based on its examination of these matters, its experience to date and discussions with counsel, the ultimate outcome of legal proceedings, net\nof liabilities accrued in the Company's balance sheet, is not expected to have a material adverse effect on the Company's financial position. However, the resolution in any\nreporting period of one or more of these matters, either alone or in the aggregate, may have a material adverse effect on the Company's results of operations and cash flows\nfor that period.\n\nSee Note 21 to the Consolidated Financial Statements for further information regarding legal proceedings.\n\nCommon Stock Market Prices\nThe Company\u2019s Common Stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JNJ. As of February 19, 2013, there were 169,820 record holders of Common\nStock of the Company. The composite market price ranges for Johnson & Johnson Common Stock during 2012 and 2011 were:\n\n2012 2011\n\nHigh Low High Low\nFirst quarter $ 66.32 64.02 63.54 $7.50.\nSecond quarter 67.70 61.71 67.37 59,25\nThird quarter 69,75 66.85 68.05 $9.08\nFourth quarter 72.74 67.80 66.32 60.83\nYear-end close $09.48 65.58\nJOHNSON & JOHNSON 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 17\nP-08506-00050\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gggn0226", "img_7005.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7006.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7007.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7008.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7010.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7012.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_7013.png": "Public Relations Dept.\n4. YUVTT 16 Floor, Reynolds Building\n/ 401 N. Main Street\nTobacco Company Winston-Salem, NC 27104\nFAX COVER SHEET\n\nDATE:\n\nTO: Bonnie Reese, Mary Ann Usrey\n\nPHONE: -.\n\nFAX: 2308\n\nFROM: Teresa Wood\n\nPHONE: (336) 741-3514\n\nFAX: (336) 741-0881\n\nSUBJECT:\n\nNO. OF PAGES:\n\n(including cover sheet)\n\nMESSAGE:\na\nnN\ng\nSo\nwo\na\n\u00a9", "img_5994.png": ": : mt\n: TO tt | __ Service Order/Invoice i INVOICE NUMBEB\nAffordable Lock & Key AFFORDABLE LOCK & KEY\nP.O.Box 17944 Chas Lock & Key #National Safe & Lock 1U0001\nTampa, FL, 33682-7944 Security Solutions \u2014\n13908 N. Florida Avenue, Tampa, FL i\n(813) 961-5784 |\nDispatch #: JOB Order Date\n{W372 LOCATION {02-/12./ 04 RECOMMENDATIONS\nN\n\u201cme Grou e 3 Pre o Pochiiow O Perform free security survey and explain security options.\nAddress: ~> & > Ww b ed 2. oo a \u2014\n~ ALG VEL 4 '\nAddress: : i\nCG ~\u2014 3 zi\n\"iawn, (RE OO\n\u2014\n\u201cDee . (an \" aur - 1484 O High Security Locks [Deadbolts 0 Key Control 0 Door Closers\nOSliding Glass Door Locks Electronic Access Control\nLABOR/PARTS DESCRIPTION ITEM # QTY.USED UNIT PRICE EXTENSION TX\nTTrecoanme non [Ts\n7 [unica ms es ces fy\nEmergency Home/Auto Lockout |\nService __\n| sk vg f z 4S.95\" TV\n5 GHuEeny Leet s 3 BO Wier Oo\n| [RW sr ace be ae 3-0 oe Lidiog\na te \u2014\nf | eo2 !\nPy ier oT |\na CTED | | |\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDA Dy ee\nPT epee | oo\nPlaprmee 1 laeisq |_| i\nQ_ Label Attached OCash OCheck GCfiarge OBilled OWarran'\n] Trip Charge:\nTECHNICIAN \u2014 PLEASE COMPLETE CUSTOMER ~FPLESSE COMPLETE | 35-0\nTech: 93 f \\ :\nTN | So\nWy \\ Tox:\nStart Time: t hf S\neye Acc&prance: _ Ors\nOCH\u201d neiy OLD 8\nFinish Time: , IRSA be = . \" R\nQO Service Contract 26205 a\na \u2014_\u2014_-_-\u2014\u2014 nr\nTERMS: A PINANCE CHARGE OF 1.50/MO (18.00 Per Year) will be imposed on all amounts not paid within the terms shown. =\nAUTHORIZATION FOR SECURITY/EMERGENCY SERVICES: I hereby certify that I have the authority to order the lock, key or security work designated above. \u201cN\nFurther, I agree to absolve the locksmith who bears this authorization from any and all claims ansing from the performance of this work\nee", "img_5997.png": ": : mt\n: TO tt | __ Service Order/Invoice i INVOICE NUMBEB\nAffordable Lock & Key AFFORDABLE LOCK & KEY\nP.O.Box 17944 Chas Lock & Key #National Safe & Lock 1U0001\nTampa, FL, 33682-7944 Security Solutions \u2014\n13908 N. Florida Avenue, Tampa, FL i\n(813) 961-5784 |\nDispatch #: JOB Order Date\n{W372 LOCATION {02-/12./ 04 RECOMMENDATIONS\nN\n\u201cme Grou e 3 Pre o Pochiiow O Perform free security survey and explain security options.\nAddress: ~> & > Ww b ed 2. oo a \u2014\n~ ALG VEL 4 '\nAddress: : i\nCG ~\u2014 3 zi\n\"iawn, (RE OO\n\u2014\n\u201cDee . (an \" aur - 1484 O High Security Locks [Deadbolts 0 Key Control 0 Door Closers\nOSliding Glass Door Locks Electronic Access Control\nLABOR/PARTS DESCRIPTION ITEM # QTY.USED UNIT PRICE EXTENSION TX\nTTrecoanme non [Ts\n7 [unica ms es ces fy\nEmergency Home/Auto Lockout |\nService __\n| sk vg f z 4S.95\" TV\n5 GHuEeny Leet s 3 BO Wier Oo\n| [RW sr ace be ae 3-0 oe Lidiog\na te \u2014\nf | eo2 !\nPy ier oT |\na CTED | | |\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDA Dy ee\nPT epee | oo\nPlaprmee 1 laeisq |_| i\nQ_ Label Attached OCash OCheck GCfiarge OBilled OWarran'\n] Trip Charge:\nTECHNICIAN \u2014 PLEASE COMPLETE CUSTOMER ~FPLESSE COMPLETE | 35-0\nTech: 93 f \\ :\nTN | So\nWy \\ Tox:\nStart Time: t hf S\neye Acc&prance: _ Ors\nOCH\u201d neiy OLD 8\nFinish Time: , IRSA be = . \" R\nQO Service Contract 26205 a\na \u2014_\u2014_-_-\u2014\u2014 nr\nTERMS: A PINANCE CHARGE OF 1.50/MO (18.00 Per Year) will be imposed on all amounts not paid within the terms shown. =\nAUTHORIZATION FOR SECURITY/EMERGENCY SERVICES: I hereby certify that I have the authority to order the lock, key or security work designated above. \u201cN\nFurther, I agree to absolve the locksmith who bears this authorization from any and all claims ansing from the performance of this work\nee", "img_5999.png": ": : mt\n: TO tt | __ Service Order/Invoice i INVOICE NUMBEB\nAffordable Lock & Key AFFORDABLE LOCK & KEY\nP.O.Box 17944 Chas Lock & Key #National Safe & Lock 1U0001\nTampa, FL, 33682-7944 Security Solutions \u2014\n13908 N. Florida Avenue, Tampa, FL i\n(813) 961-5784 |\nDispatch #: JOB Order Date\n{W372 LOCATION {02-/12./ 04 RECOMMENDATIONS\nN\n\u201cme Grou e 3 Pre o Pochiiow O Perform free security survey and explain security options.\nAddress: ~> & > Ww b ed 2. oo a \u2014\n~ ALG VEL 4 '\nAddress: : i\nCG ~\u2014 3 zi\n\"iawn, (RE OO\n\u2014\n\u201cDee . (an \" aur - 1484 O High Security Locks [Deadbolts 0 Key Control 0 Door Closers\nOSliding Glass Door Locks Electronic Access Control\nLABOR/PARTS DESCRIPTION ITEM # QTY.USED UNIT PRICE EXTENSION TX\nTTrecoanme non [Ts\n7 [unica ms es ces fy\nEmergency Home/Auto Lockout |\nService __\n| sk vg f z 4S.95\" TV\n5 GHuEeny Leet s 3 BO Wier Oo\n| [RW sr ace be ae 3-0 oe Lidiog\na te \u2014\nf | eo2 !\nPy ier oT |\na CTED | | |\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDA Dy ee\nPT epee | oo\nPlaprmee 1 laeisq |_| i\nQ_ Label Attached OCash OCheck GCfiarge OBilled OWarran'\n] Trip Charge:\nTECHNICIAN \u2014 PLEASE COMPLETE CUSTOMER ~FPLESSE COMPLETE | 35-0\nTech: 93 f \\ :\nTN | So\nWy \\ Tox:\nStart Time: t hf S\neye Acc&prance: _ Ors\nOCH\u201d neiy OLD 8\nFinish Time: , IRSA be = . \" R\nQO Service Contract 26205 a\na \u2014_\u2014_-_-\u2014\u2014 nr\nTERMS: A PINANCE CHARGE OF 1.50/MO (18.00 Per Year) will be imposed on all amounts not paid within the terms shown. =\nAUTHORIZATION FOR SECURITY/EMERGENCY SERVICES: I hereby certify that I have the authority to order the lock, key or security work designated above. \u201cN\nFurther, I agree to absolve the locksmith who bears this authorization from any and all claims ansing from the performance of this work\nee", "img_6001.png": ": : mt\n: TO tt | __ Service Order/Invoice i INVOICE NUMBEB\nAffordable Lock & Key AFFORDABLE LOCK & KEY\nP.O.Box 17944 Chas Lock & Key #National Safe & Lock 1U0001\nTampa, FL, 33682-7944 Security Solutions \u2014\n13908 N. 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Chier\nZ ot\nRichard W. Mann Ber \u00a5O d Chemist _ Yohw sfowH\nMSG Plant Breet ies tin Au ga Ly ~ \u00ab\nVI Johnstown, Colorado\n\u00bb Carl Peters v Beet Grower Director\n\\ Mead, Colorado\nSo v\n\\ William Stewart Owner\nv 301 Main KLMO\nKK Longmont, Colorado oso\nY\n\\Ed Lehman Owner\n\\Y 717 4th Ave. Longmont Times Call\nv Longmont, Colorado\n\\\nJohn Meyer President\nDd 436 Coffman Longmont National Bank\nN Longmont, Colorado\nJ Robert Whyte \u201c President\n\\ 635 Coffman St. Vrain Valley Bank\nK Longmont, Colorado\nLS Reggie Batt ~ President\n\u00a9 401 Main . First National Bank\nLongmont, Colorado\n.) Arthur G. Salberg\u201d President\n\\~ 1309 Carolina Ave. First National Johnstown\n. \\ Longmont, Colorado\nDr. R. K. Oldemeyer\u201d Greed Wco Gir Seenlo Director\nVP -Experiment\u2014Station Beye 2789 Agricultural Research\n| -530-Gay- ,\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\nYv\n_, Larry Flanders Company Attorney\n< 917 3rd Ave. -\n\" Longmont, Colorado\n\\ Lloyd Dickens < Farmer-Director of\nVv 136 So. Main Production Credit\nLongmont, Colorado\nJ Frank Barnes Farmer\n{% Route 1\nLongmont, Colorado\n\u2018 Harold Nesbitt\u201d Manager\ns) 1526 Kimbark St. A.S.C. Office\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\n: Art-Stromquist Farmer\nRoute -2\nLongmont, -Colorado-\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ggjh0227", "img_2187.png": "_g-\n. i\n. Chier\nZ ot\nRichard W. Mann Ber \u00a5O d Chemist _ Yohw sfowH\nMSG Plant Breet ies tin Au ga Ly ~ \u00ab\nVI Johnstown, Colorado\n\u00bb Carl Peters v Beet Grower Director\n\\ Mead, Colorado\nSo v\n\\ William Stewart Owner\nv 301 Main KLMO\nKK Longmont, Colorado oso\nY\n\\Ed Lehman Owner\n\\Y 717 4th Ave. Longmont Times Call\nv Longmont, Colorado\n\\\nJohn Meyer President\nDd 436 Coffman Longmont National Bank\nN Longmont, Colorado\nJ Robert Whyte \u201c President\n\\ 635 Coffman St. Vrain Valley Bank\nK Longmont, Colorado\nLS Reggie Batt ~ President\n\u00a9 401 Main . First National Bank\nLongmont, Colorado\n.) Arthur G. Salberg\u201d President\n\\~ 1309 Carolina Ave. First National Johnstown\n. \\ Longmont, Colorado\nDr. R. K. Oldemeyer\u201d Greed Wco Gir Seenlo Director\nVP -Experiment\u2014Station Beye 2789 Agricultural Research\n| -530-Gay- ,\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\nYv\n_, Larry Flanders Company Attorney\n< 917 3rd Ave. -\n\" Longmont, Colorado\n\\ Lloyd Dickens < Farmer-Director of\nVv 136 So. Main Production Credit\nLongmont, Colorado\nJ Frank Barnes Farmer\n{% Route 1\nLongmont, Colorado\n\u2018 Harold Nesbitt\u201d Manager\ns) 1526 Kimbark St. A.S.C. Office\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\n: Art-Stromquist Farmer\nRoute -2\nLongmont, -Colorado-\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ggjh0227", "img_2189.png": "_g-\n. i\n. Chier\nZ ot\nRichard W. Mann Ber \u00a5O d Chemist _ Yohw sfowH\nMSG Plant Breet ies tin Au ga Ly ~ \u00ab\nVI Johnstown, Colorado\n\u00bb Carl Peters v Beet Grower Director\n\\ Mead, Colorado\nSo v\n\\ William Stewart Owner\nv 301 Main KLMO\nKK Longmont, Colorado oso\nY\n\\Ed Lehman Owner\n\\Y 717 4th Ave. Longmont Times Call\nv Longmont, Colorado\n\\\nJohn Meyer President\nDd 436 Coffman Longmont National Bank\nN Longmont, Colorado\nJ Robert Whyte \u201c President\n\\ 635 Coffman St. Vrain Valley Bank\nK Longmont, Colorado\nLS Reggie Batt ~ President\n\u00a9 401 Main . First National Bank\nLongmont, Colorado\n.) Arthur G. Salberg\u201d President\n\\~ 1309 Carolina Ave. First National Johnstown\n. \\ Longmont, Colorado\nDr. R. K. Oldemeyer\u201d Greed Wco Gir Seenlo Director\nVP -Experiment\u2014Station Beye 2789 Agricultural Research\n| -530-Gay- ,\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\nYv\n_, Larry Flanders Company Attorney\n< 917 3rd Ave. -\n\" Longmont, Colorado\n\\ Lloyd Dickens < Farmer-Director of\nVv 136 So. Main Production Credit\nLongmont, Colorado\nJ Frank Barnes Farmer\n{% Route 1\nLongmont, Colorado\n\u2018 Harold Nesbitt\u201d Manager\ns) 1526 Kimbark St. A.S.C. Office\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\n: Art-Stromquist Farmer\nRoute -2\nLongmont, -Colorado-\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ggjh0227", "img_2190.png": "_g-\n. i\n. Chier\nZ ot\nRichard W. Mann Ber \u00a5O d Chemist _ Yohw sfowH\nMSG Plant Breet ies tin Au ga Ly ~ \u00ab\nVI Johnstown, Colorado\n\u00bb Carl Peters v Beet Grower Director\n\\ Mead, Colorado\nSo v\n\\ William Stewart Owner\nv 301 Main KLMO\nKK Longmont, Colorado oso\nY\n\\Ed Lehman Owner\n\\Y 717 4th Ave. Longmont Times Call\nv Longmont, Colorado\n\\\nJohn Meyer President\nDd 436 Coffman Longmont National Bank\nN Longmont, Colorado\nJ Robert Whyte \u201c President\n\\ 635 Coffman St. Vrain Valley Bank\nK Longmont, Colorado\nLS Reggie Batt ~ President\n\u00a9 401 Main . First National Bank\nLongmont, Colorado\n.) Arthur G. Salberg\u201d President\n\\~ 1309 Carolina Ave. First National Johnstown\n. \\ Longmont, Colorado\nDr. R. K. Oldemeyer\u201d Greed Wco Gir Seenlo Director\nVP -Experiment\u2014Station Beye 2789 Agricultural Research\n| -530-Gay- ,\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\nYv\n_, Larry Flanders Company Attorney\n< 917 3rd Ave. -\n\" Longmont, Colorado\n\\ Lloyd Dickens < Farmer-Director of\nVv 136 So. Main Production Credit\nLongmont, Colorado\nJ Frank Barnes Farmer\n{% Route 1\nLongmont, Colorado\n\u2018 Harold Nesbitt\u201d Manager\ns) 1526 Kimbark St. A.S.C. Office\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\n: Art-Stromquist Farmer\nRoute -2\nLongmont, -Colorado-\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ggjh0227", "img_2191.png": "_g-\n. i\n. Chier\nZ ot\nRichard W. Mann Ber \u00a5O d Chemist _ Yohw sfowH\nMSG Plant Breet ies tin Au ga Ly ~ \u00ab\nVI Johnstown, Colorado\n\u00bb Carl Peters v Beet Grower Director\n\\ Mead, Colorado\nSo v\n\\ William Stewart Owner\nv 301 Main KLMO\nKK Longmont, Colorado oso\nY\n\\Ed Lehman Owner\n\\Y 717 4th Ave. Longmont Times Call\nv Longmont, Colorado\n\\\nJohn Meyer President\nDd 436 Coffman Longmont National Bank\nN Longmont, Colorado\nJ Robert Whyte \u201c President\n\\ 635 Coffman St. Vrain Valley Bank\nK Longmont, Colorado\nLS Reggie Batt ~ President\n\u00a9 401 Main . First National Bank\nLongmont, Colorado\n.) Arthur G. Salberg\u201d President\n\\~ 1309 Carolina Ave. First National Johnstown\n. \\ Longmont, Colorado\nDr. R. K. Oldemeyer\u201d Greed Wco Gir Seenlo Director\nVP -Experiment\u2014Station Beye 2789 Agricultural Research\n| -530-Gay- ,\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\nYv\n_, Larry Flanders Company Attorney\n< 917 3rd Ave. -\n\" Longmont, Colorado\n\\ Lloyd Dickens < Farmer-Director of\nVv 136 So. Main Production Credit\nLongmont, Colorado\nJ Frank Barnes Farmer\n{% Route 1\nLongmont, Colorado\n\u2018 Harold Nesbitt\u201d Manager\ns) 1526 Kimbark St. A.S.C. Office\n\\ Longmont, Colorado\n: Art-Stromquist Farmer\nRoute -2\nLongmont, -Colorado-\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ggjh0227", "img_58753.png": "CG oe\n1 985 PUBLIC ISSUES [RUSE\nKEY Youth Magazine Plan (Con't.) n n Date: 8/23/84\nX = Page (B&W) SaPemocs Weacve Company Revised: 2/5/85\nMedia Department .\n_ Exhibit! \u2014_\nPage: \u2014\u2014\u2014_\n\u2014WEEK OF MONDAY\u2014\nWINS] JAN. FEB. [ MAR. | APR. 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NOV. | DEC. | JAN.\non ne cee ef meee peepee fee fp ef ee | af 888\ned EEELCPEELEPPPEEPPECPPEE LEPPEL TPE PCEPPEEREL TEL EEPEL EE\nTeen Beat Superstars R\u20144 xX xX x xX = x xX\nfpen Coot \u2014 oo\nle oc pep fe eet a\nTiger Beat Presents Rock fs} of we | x | x x x x Xx x\nTiger Beat Star Lovebook fp X X X\nI \u2014\u2014 -\nee 920L $2sos OO\nRIAT Foym 7251 \u2014 Rev. 6/8 '", "img_52556.png": "SCOPE & FEASIBILITY\n(INPUT TO GATE 2)\nTHIS PAGE IS REQUIRED IF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IS CONDUCTED\nTYPE OF RESEARCH CONDUCTED:\nLJ Internal Focus Groups\nX Consumer Focus Groups\n(1 Consumer Panel\nCJ Online Qualitative\n(1 Online Quantitative\nC1 OTHER (DESCRIBE) Ce)\nPRODUCT CONCEPT TESTED:\nExplain how the concept was presented to those tested (visual attachments can be included):\nConsumer workshops with approx 8 respondents and duration of 2 % hours per groupl) Recruit 12\nto get 8 respondents\n\u2014 Age: 21-29 years of adult smokers; (50% between 21-25 years old)\n\u2014 Ethnic: 50% Caucasians, 50% mix of others\n\u2014 Education: all levels\n\u2014 Personal income: Annual salary of $20 000+\n\u2014. Living: Preference for adult smokers. who live-in their own flat/house\n\u2014 Working: All respondents work at least 20 hours a week. (Except 3 non working students per\ngroup)\n\u2014. Attitude: all respondents with good verbal skills anda pleasure oriented lifestyle\nEvaluation of the impact on the KOOL brand perception if the current packaging design would be\nchanged. Inputs to the brand communication on the pack:00s, KOOL.\n-. 1 focus groups (female), with regular adult smokers. of menthol brands (stand alones and line\nextension menthol brands)\n* 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 1 focus groups (male), with regular adult smokers of Newport\n\u2014 2 focus groups (1 female, 1 male) with adult occasional menthol smokers\n+ 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 2 focus groups (mixed gender) with adult KOOL smokers\n+ 1 group with regular adult KOOL smokers\n* 1 group with adult occasional KOOL smokers (regular brand: normal tobacco\nLEARNING RESULTS:\nEvery effort should be made to gather these pieces of information, so a consistent evaluation occurs across\nprojects:\n| -Concept\n| -Product\n[| -Packaging\n5\n54611 2761", "img_52559.png": "SCOPE & FEASIBILITY\n(INPUT TO GATE 2)\nTHIS PAGE IS REQUIRED IF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IS CONDUCTED\nTYPE OF RESEARCH CONDUCTED:\nLJ Internal Focus Groups\nX Consumer Focus Groups\n(1 Consumer Panel\nCJ Online Qualitative\n(1 Online Quantitative\nC1 OTHER (DESCRIBE) Ce)\nPRODUCT CONCEPT TESTED:\nExplain how the concept was presented to those tested (visual attachments can be included):\nConsumer workshops with approx 8 respondents and duration of 2 % hours per groupl) Recruit 12\nto get 8 respondents\n\u2014 Age: 21-29 years of adult smokers; (50% between 21-25 years old)\n\u2014 Ethnic: 50% Caucasians, 50% mix of others\n\u2014 Education: all levels\n\u2014 Personal income: Annual salary of $20 000+\n\u2014. Living: Preference for adult smokers. who live-in their own flat/house\n\u2014 Working: All respondents work at least 20 hours a week. (Except 3 non working students per\ngroup)\n\u2014. Attitude: all respondents with good verbal skills anda pleasure oriented lifestyle\nEvaluation of the impact on the KOOL brand perception if the current packaging design would be\nchanged. Inputs to the brand communication on the pack:00s, KOOL.\n-. 1 focus groups (female), with regular adult smokers. of menthol brands (stand alones and line\nextension menthol brands)\n* 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 1 focus groups (male), with regular adult smokers of Newport\n\u2014 2 focus groups (1 female, 1 male) with adult occasional menthol smokers\n+ 50% adult Newport smokers\n* 50% adult smokers of Marlboro menthol\n\u2014 2 focus groups (mixed gender) with adult KOOL smokers\n+ 1 group with regular adult KOOL smokers\n* 1 group with adult occasional KOOL smokers (regular brand: normal tobacco\nLEARNING RESULTS:\nEvery effort should be made to gather these pieces of information, so a consistent evaluation occurs across\nprojects:\n| -Concept\n| -Product\n[| -Packaging\n5\n54611 2761", "img_61227.png": "\u2019 . Re eee\n@\n4 Of\noup PEROLNE CALORIES\u201d PROM. 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Ay\ni \u2018\nMen\n)\none\nz [/\u201c >\nrs\ni \\Women\ni /\n/ Rr\n/ \\\n/ \\\nO \\\n/ \\\nit 4 - i\nfi .\nL yf \u00b0 : ne\nAe\nBC ee a\n\n) oe alate eee Te Oe Whe Pe RE wed | Pine eal fe ies ey\n\nI5 20 C0 30 So 40 45 50 RO\n\n. Percent Calories from Fat\n(Framingham)\n|\n; ; FLUC ORS 4\nSYolUIger- Fan ali SH/AN UN ANAL ALSUIS)tm ize [eLe10)pale)altsMulexs)m=16] 0) [0 [0\\er=91 0/6] 0) | @-ea4", "img_4367.png": "\u201c\nT had the support of my wife...\nws ' fons, aot a .\na 2 wy dais ['m going to smoke,\nshill ea a : \u201d\nSD Z preter I smoke Eclipse.\nmuah A E\niN ) boo\nos a a. frre\npa mae \\ i, \u201ca 4\n' % re ane \u201c ee a -\new 4 ao a Sop\nyf eer \\J /\npo nd _ Get the facts.\n' we\non Learn more about Eclipse at\nrd Fo www.eclipse.rjrt.com or\nSNS e Psew\nSS call 1-800-828-1400.\n: / Website and telephone access\nrestricted to smokers\net a 21 years of age or older.\not who,\npete was\noe a www.eclipse.rjrt.com\nent es\nAll cigarettes present some health risk, including Eclipse.\nNUTT AOL ta TeV ZL Lemme\nPEIN UC ee eC ea os\nSCE RUC RU ACC O eC ela) a im aol my eet icnetat. 3imy ta,\n12 mg, nicotine, av per cigar\na\ndahl SYolU] cexspam alti ok<M/A NUN AVAL ale LO Ks}(aVZ0(efel8 lanla1a lem (exsim axe [01/0 [eex-(0[8] 8), <0 Pee) a", "img_4369.png": "\u201c\nT had the support of my wife...\nws ' fons, aot a .\na 2 wy dais ['m going to smoke,\nshill ea a : \u201d\nSD Z preter I smoke Eclipse.\nmuah A E\niN ) boo\nos a a. frre\npa mae \\ i, \u201ca 4\n' % re ane \u201c ee a -\new 4 ao a Sop\nyf eer \\J /\npo nd _ Get the facts.\n' we\non Learn more about Eclipse at\nrd Fo www.eclipse.rjrt.com or\nSNS e Psew\nSS call 1-800-828-1400.\n: / Website and telephone access\nrestricted to smokers\net a 21 years of age or older.\not who,\npete was\noe a www.eclipse.rjrt.com\nent es\nAll cigarettes present some health risk, including Eclipse.\nNUTT AOL ta TeV ZL Lemme\nPEIN UC ee eC ea os\nSCE RUC RU ACC O eC ela) a im aol my eet icnetat. 3imy ta,\n12 mg, nicotine, av per cigar\na\ndahl SYolU] cexspam alti ok<M/A NUN AVAL ale LO Ks}(aVZ0(efel8 lanla1a lem (exsim axe [01/0 [eex-(0[8] 8), <0 Pee) a", "img_4370.png": "\u201c\nT had the support of my wife...\nws ' fons, aot a .\na 2 wy dais ['m going to smoke,\nshill ea a : \u201d\nSD Z preter I smoke Eclipse.\nmuah A E\niN ) boo\nos a a. frre\npa mae \\ i, \u201ca 4\n' % re ane \u201c ee a -\new 4 ao a Sop\nyf eer \\J /\npo nd _ Get the facts.\n' we\non Learn more about Eclipse at\nrd Fo www.eclipse.rjrt.com or\nSNS e Psew\nSS call 1-800-828-1400.\n: / Website and telephone access\nrestricted to smokers\net a 21 years of age or older.\not who,\npete was\noe a www.eclipse.rjrt.com\nent es\nAll cigarettes present some health risk, including Eclipse.\nNUTT AOL ta TeV ZL Lemme\nPEIN UC ee eC ea os\nSCE RUC RU ACC O eC ela) a im aol my eet icnetat. 3imy ta,\n12 mg, nicotine, av per cigar\na\ndahl SYolU] cexspam alti ok<M/A NUN AVAL ale LO Ks}(aVZ0(efel8 lanla1a lem (exsim axe [01/0 [eex-(0[8] 8), <0 Pee) a", "img_53722.png": "\u201c RGM: GMG4331IN MANUFACTURING STANDARDS SYSTEM 03/20/27 09:20\nPROPRIETARY - 35239 GLYCERINE/GLYCOL SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 4 OF 7\nITEM-ID........ 2 BH3 SPEC REVISION . : AD\nEFFECTIVE DATE. : 12/10/96 SPEC STATUS ... : CURRENT\nEXPIRATION DATE :\n\nDESCRIPTION.... : GLYCERIN USP GRADE\nMATERIAL Gi TYPE: GLYCERINE\n, REJECT LIMITS\n* STORAGE REQUIREMENTS * TARGET Low HIGH :\nMAXIMUM STORAGE DURATION, DAYS: 360 .\nSTORAGE TEMPERATURE, DEG. F.. : 100.0 70.0 130.0\nAGITATION REQUIRED .......... : NO\nom\nb>\nw\nww\nwo\nun\nwo\n. . N\n. Ss", "img_53723.png": "\u201c RGM: GMG4331IN MANUFACTURING STANDARDS SYSTEM 03/20/27 09:20\nPROPRIETARY - 35239 GLYCERINE/GLYCOL SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 4 OF 7\nITEM-ID........ 2 BH3 SPEC REVISION . : AD\nEFFECTIVE DATE. : 12/10/96 SPEC STATUS ... : CURRENT\nEXPIRATION DATE :\n\nDESCRIPTION.... : GLYCERIN USP GRADE\nMATERIAL Gi TYPE: GLYCERINE\n, REJECT LIMITS\n* STORAGE REQUIREMENTS * TARGET Low HIGH :\nMAXIMUM STORAGE DURATION, DAYS: 360 .\nSTORAGE TEMPERATURE, DEG. F.. : 100.0 70.0 130.0\nAGITATION REQUIRED .......... : NO\nom\nb>\nw\nww\nwo\nun\nwo\n. . N\n. Ss", "img_50877.png": ". DEALERS IN NIGERIAN ARTS TRONDE GALLERY Saemee\nds P- O, BOX 3013 LAGOS ~ NIGERIA. .\nEN Raw dev. university Nas hve, Tee ee\nACRE The sum of _Two.0.... Wundwe deand Lighhy Too, Pounds\nRVs\nCae IN SETTLEMENT sOF emer Cu, Soles S408. | bb ,\nWor : Ke ern:\n\u00a5 109. . a", "img_50878.png": ". DEALERS IN NIGERIAN ARTS TRONDE GALLERY Saemee\nds P- O, BOX 3013 LAGOS ~ NIGERIA. .\nEN Raw dev. university Nas hve, Tee ee\nACRE The sum of _Two.0.... Wundwe deand Lighhy Too, Pounds\nRVs\nCae IN SETTLEMENT sOF emer Cu, Soles S408. | bb ,\nWor : Ke ern:\n\u00a5 109. . a", "img_50879.png": ". DEALERS IN NIGERIAN ARTS TRONDE GALLERY Saemee\nds P- O, BOX 3013 LAGOS ~ NIGERIA. .\nEN Raw dev. university Nas hve, Tee ee\nACRE The sum of _Two.0.... Wundwe deand Lighhy Too, Pounds\nRVs\nCae IN SETTLEMENT sOF emer Cu, Soles S408. | bb ,\nWor : Ke ern:\n\u00a5 109. . a", "img_64618.png": "To: State of California\nDepartment of Public Health (date)\nDivision of Research\n2151 Berkeley Way\nBerkeley 4, California\n: ee eramstudent in 200d) -stanaing at\n(Professional School Name) ;\nHe (she) will have completed the _______________year in June, 1965.\nOn the basis of completed work, his (her) relative class standing is in\nthe:\na) highest quarter\nLC] next to highest quarter\nfa next to lowest quarter\neal lowest quarter\n[_] class standing not available\nREMS PICS eeiy oie \u00ab ok sehen ae | nee ee es Aes OO ie A Bie\nThis student's present scholastic record is:\nial satisfactory\nfs unsatisfactory\nBS Ygned ts te x) BAe OR os\nIDG Ay 5 ot\n(Professional School)\nor if authorized representative give\ntitle 225 ee ee\nSYolU]cer-van alii ofSH PANU AVAL ALO LUls\\in\\ze [olevl)nnt=\\altsmulers)m-18[0),6ller-)/0](9[6 | @PParA", "img_64620.png": "To: State of California\nDepartment of Public Health (date)\nDivision of Research\n2151 Berkeley Way\nBerkeley 4, California\n: ee eramstudent in 200d) -stanaing at\n(Professional School Name) ;\nHe (she) will have completed the _______________year in June, 1965.\nOn the basis of completed work, his (her) relative class standing is in\nthe:\na) highest quarter\nLC] next to highest quarter\nfa next to lowest quarter\neal lowest quarter\n[_] class standing not available\nREMS PICS eeiy oie \u00ab ok sehen ae | nee ee es Aes OO ie A Bie\nThis student's present scholastic record is:\nial satisfactory\nfs unsatisfactory\nBS Ygned ts te x) BAe OR os\nIDG Ay 5 ot\n(Professional School)\nor if authorized representative give\ntitle 225 ee ee\nSYolU]cer-van alii ofSH PANU AVAL ALO LUls\\in\\ze [olevl)nnt=\\altsmulers)m-18[0),6ller-)/0](9[6 | @PParA", "img_64614.png": "To: State of California\nDepartment of Public Health (date)\nDivision of Research\n2151 Berkeley Way\nBerkeley 4, California\n: ee eramstudent in 200d) -stanaing at\n(Professional School Name) ;\nHe (she) will have completed the _______________year in June, 1965.\nOn the basis of completed work, his (her) relative class standing is in\nthe:\na) highest quarter\nLC] next to highest quarter\nfa next to lowest quarter\neal lowest quarter\n[_] class standing not available\nREMS PICS eeiy oie \u00ab ok sehen ae | nee ee es Aes OO ie A Bie\nThis student's present scholastic record is:\nial satisfactory\nfs unsatisfactory\nBS Ygned ts te x) BAe OR os\nIDG Ay 5 ot\n(Professional School)\nor if authorized representative give\ntitle 225 ee ee\nSYolU]cer-van alii ofSH PANU AVAL ALO LUls\\in\\ze [olevl)nnt=\\altsmulers)m-18[0),6ller-)/0](9[6 | @PParA", "img_64616.png": "To: State of California\nDepartment of Public Health (date)\nDivision of Research\n2151 Berkeley Way\nBerkeley 4, California\n: ee eramstudent in 200d) -stanaing at\n(Professional School Name) ;\nHe (she) will have completed the _______________year in June, 1965.\nOn the basis of completed work, his (her) relative class standing is in\nthe:\na) highest quarter\nLC] next to highest quarter\nfa next to lowest quarter\neal lowest quarter\n[_] class standing not available\nREMS PICS eeiy oie \u00ab ok sehen ae | nee ee es Aes OO ie A Bie\nThis student's present scholastic record is:\nial satisfactory\nfs unsatisfactory\nBS Ygned ts te x) BAe OR os\nIDG Ay 5 ot\n(Professional School)\nor if authorized representative give\ntitle 225 ee ee\nSYolU]cer-van alii ofSH PANU AVAL ALO LUls\\in\\ze [olevl)nnt=\\altsmulers)m-18[0),6ller-)/0](9[6 | @PParA", "img_29707.png": "-PROGRAM-\nPresiding: Dr. Johnnie W. Prothro, Head\nDepartment of Home Economics and\nFood Administration\nTuskegee Institute\nThe Grace . .. . . Rev. Arthaniel E. Harris, Pastor\nButler Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church\nTuskegee, Alabama\nLunch\nIntroduction of Speaker\nSpeaker . . . . \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab Miss Mildred Kaufman\nAdministrator\nNutrition Section\nFlorida State Board of Health\nJacksonville, Florida\nPresentation of\nCertificates ...... . Mr. John A. Welch, Dean\nSchool of Applied Sciences\nTuskegee Institute\nRemarks", "img_29709.png": "-PROGRAM-\nPresiding: Dr. Johnnie W. Prothro, Head\nDepartment of Home Economics and\nFood Administration\nTuskegee Institute\nThe Grace . .. . . Rev. Arthaniel E. Harris, Pastor\nButler Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church\nTuskegee, Alabama\nLunch\nIntroduction of Speaker\nSpeaker . . . . \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab \u00ab Miss Mildred Kaufman\nAdministrator\nNutrition Section\nFlorida State Board of Health\nJacksonville, Florida\nPresentation of\nCertificates ...... . Mr. John A. Welch, Dean\nSchool of Applied Sciences\nTuskegee Institute\nRemarks", "img_51501.png": "a\nSPR Stat58 7/1/98\nSUBJECT: Farsyth Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion\nResponse Required? X_ Yes 4228 Seles 4200 Petal\nDate Required: July 24, 1998 - Return Promotion Allocati 1222 4223 \u2014\nSheets to Customer Services WS tte \u2014\nDISTRIBUTION Bec cree hes\n: 122. So\nX_ AVP X_ KAM X_ DM tD ED. .\nX_ RSM X_ AM x RM faq so.\nX_ RBM X_ AE Sales Rep \u20182D ae \u2018GFA\n\u201801 SF\nX__ ROM Retail Rep = RSM FEM\nObjective: \u00a9 Announce and explain Forsyth\u2019s Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion.\nPurpose: \u00ab Promote Forsyth Products in Forsyth contracted Wholesale Accounts during anticipated\nheavy discounting period by competitive savings brands. 1\ne Labor Day Promotion is designed to protect its present volume base and, at the same\ntime, gain incremental volume for our Forsyth Private Label Contracted Wholesale\nPartners.\n| Promotion Timing: August 10 - September 4, 1998. Forsyth contracted Wholesale Account must fully\n| participate for the four week period of August 10- September 4 since competitive Branded Savings will be\npromoted at this time. Please make every attempt to line up your wholesalers to promote during this time.\nNote: If, for some reason, your Wholesale Account cannot promate their Forsyth brand during this period,\nthe account may work the Labor Day Promotion in a four-week period (consecutive weeks) prior to |\nOctober 2, 1998. |\nIble Partici : Contracted Forsyth Private Label Wholesale Partners.\nPromotion Intent: Reduce Forsyth brands\u2019 retail selling price by $1.00-$1.50 per carton/$.10-$.15 per\npack below its everyday retail price for 4.4 weeks (targeted time period August 10-September 4) giving it a\n$3.50-$4.00 per carton spread versus non-promoted Branded Savings price (assumes a minimum of\n$2.50 per carton off-invoice plus $1.00-$1.50 buydown = $3.50-$4.00).\nPromotion Details: Forsyth Tobacco Products will support the Labor Day Promotion by adding $.50 per\ncarton to participating contracted Wholesate Account\u2019s Alliance Accrual Fund if Account agrees to match\nfrom its existing Alliance Accrual balance at an additional $.50 or $1.00 per carton. Forsyth's contribution\nis based on an average of 4 weeks\u2019 volume calculated on shipments to direct accounts for the 13-week\ntimeframe of March 1998 to May 1998.\n\u2122 1. \u00a7$.50 Contracted Wholesale Partner Match\nAcontracted Wholesale Account that has less than 4 months of accrual in its Alliance Accrual Fund\nas noted on its allocation sheet (example, Attachment I), based on an average accrual rate of $.55 per\ncarton, may match at the minimum of $.50 rate (Forsyth commits $.50 plus Wholesale Partner\ncommits $.50 equals $1.00 reduction). Even if a Wholesale Account has po money in its Alliance\nAccrual Fund, it can participate based on either of the following reasons:\n- AForsyth contracted Wholesale Partner can participate based on the accrual that will be earned\non the promoted product sold. w\nHw\n- Ifa Forsyth contracted Wholesale Partner has changed its off-invoice status after July 1, 1998, to e\n$3.00 or $3.05 and does not have existing accrual funds necessary to match our $.50 S\ncontribution, it may participate in the promotion without matching if it uses all monies in reducing \u00a9\neveryday pricing. 2\nB", "img_51502.png": "a\nSPR Stat58 7/1/98\nSUBJECT: Farsyth Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion\nResponse Required? X_ Yes 4228 Seles 4200 Petal\nDate Required: July 24, 1998 - Return Promotion Allocati 1222 4223 \u2014\nSheets to Customer Services WS tte \u2014\nDISTRIBUTION Bec cree hes\n: 122. So\nX_ AVP X_ KAM X_ DM tD ED. .\nX_ RSM X_ AM x RM faq so.\nX_ RBM X_ AE Sales Rep \u20182D ae \u2018GFA\n\u201801 SF\nX__ ROM Retail Rep = RSM FEM\nObjective: \u00a9 Announce and explain Forsyth\u2019s Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion.\nPurpose: \u00ab Promote Forsyth Products in Forsyth contracted Wholesale Accounts during anticipated\nheavy discounting period by competitive savings brands. 1\ne Labor Day Promotion is designed to protect its present volume base and, at the same\ntime, gain incremental volume for our Forsyth Private Label Contracted Wholesale\nPartners.\n| Promotion Timing: August 10 - September 4, 1998. Forsyth contracted Wholesale Account must fully\n| participate for the four week period of August 10- September 4 since competitive Branded Savings will be\npromoted at this time. Please make every attempt to line up your wholesalers to promote during this time.\nNote: If, for some reason, your Wholesale Account cannot promate their Forsyth brand during this period,\nthe account may work the Labor Day Promotion in a four-week period (consecutive weeks) prior to |\nOctober 2, 1998. |\nIble Partici : Contracted Forsyth Private Label Wholesale Partners.\nPromotion Intent: Reduce Forsyth brands\u2019 retail selling price by $1.00-$1.50 per carton/$.10-$.15 per\npack below its everyday retail price for 4.4 weeks (targeted time period August 10-September 4) giving it a\n$3.50-$4.00 per carton spread versus non-promoted Branded Savings price (assumes a minimum of\n$2.50 per carton off-invoice plus $1.00-$1.50 buydown = $3.50-$4.00).\nPromotion Details: Forsyth Tobacco Products will support the Labor Day Promotion by adding $.50 per\ncarton to participating contracted Wholesate Account\u2019s Alliance Accrual Fund if Account agrees to match\nfrom its existing Alliance Accrual balance at an additional $.50 or $1.00 per carton. Forsyth's contribution\nis based on an average of 4 weeks\u2019 volume calculated on shipments to direct accounts for the 13-week\ntimeframe of March 1998 to May 1998.\n\u2122 1. \u00a7$.50 Contracted Wholesale Partner Match\nAcontracted Wholesale Account that has less than 4 months of accrual in its Alliance Accrual Fund\nas noted on its allocation sheet (example, Attachment I), based on an average accrual rate of $.55 per\ncarton, may match at the minimum of $.50 rate (Forsyth commits $.50 plus Wholesale Partner\ncommits $.50 equals $1.00 reduction). Even if a Wholesale Account has po money in its Alliance\nAccrual Fund, it can participate based on either of the following reasons:\n- AForsyth contracted Wholesale Partner can participate based on the accrual that will be earned\non the promoted product sold. w\nHw\n- Ifa Forsyth contracted Wholesale Partner has changed its off-invoice status after July 1, 1998, to e\n$3.00 or $3.05 and does not have existing accrual funds necessary to match our $.50 S\ncontribution, it may participate in the promotion without matching if it uses all monies in reducing \u00a9\neveryday pricing. 2\nB", "img_51504.png": "a\nSPR Stat58 7/1/98\nSUBJECT: Farsyth Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion\nResponse Required? X_ Yes 4228 Seles 4200 Petal\nDate Required: July 24, 1998 - Return Promotion Allocati 1222 4223 \u2014\nSheets to Customer Services WS tte \u2014\nDISTRIBUTION Bec cree hes\n: 122. So\nX_ AVP X_ KAM X_ DM tD ED. .\nX_ RSM X_ AM x RM faq so.\nX_ RBM X_ AE Sales Rep \u20182D ae \u2018GFA\n\u201801 SF\nX__ ROM Retail Rep = RSM FEM\nObjective: \u00a9 Announce and explain Forsyth\u2019s Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion.\nPurpose: \u00ab Promote Forsyth Products in Forsyth contracted Wholesale Accounts during anticipated\nheavy discounting period by competitive savings brands. 1\ne Labor Day Promotion is designed to protect its present volume base and, at the same\ntime, gain incremental volume for our Forsyth Private Label Contracted Wholesale\nPartners.\n| Promotion Timing: August 10 - September 4, 1998. Forsyth contracted Wholesale Account must fully\n| participate for the four week period of August 10- September 4 since competitive Branded Savings will be\npromoted at this time. Please make every attempt to line up your wholesalers to promote during this time.\nNote: If, for some reason, your Wholesale Account cannot promate their Forsyth brand during this period,\nthe account may work the Labor Day Promotion in a four-week period (consecutive weeks) prior to |\nOctober 2, 1998. |\nIble Partici : Contracted Forsyth Private Label Wholesale Partners.\nPromotion Intent: Reduce Forsyth brands\u2019 retail selling price by $1.00-$1.50 per carton/$.10-$.15 per\npack below its everyday retail price for 4.4 weeks (targeted time period August 10-September 4) giving it a\n$3.50-$4.00 per carton spread versus non-promoted Branded Savings price (assumes a minimum of\n$2.50 per carton off-invoice plus $1.00-$1.50 buydown = $3.50-$4.00).\nPromotion Details: Forsyth Tobacco Products will support the Labor Day Promotion by adding $.50 per\ncarton to participating contracted Wholesate Account\u2019s Alliance Accrual Fund if Account agrees to match\nfrom its existing Alliance Accrual balance at an additional $.50 or $1.00 per carton. Forsyth's contribution\nis based on an average of 4 weeks\u2019 volume calculated on shipments to direct accounts for the 13-week\ntimeframe of March 1998 to May 1998.\n\u2122 1. \u00a7$.50 Contracted Wholesale Partner Match\nAcontracted Wholesale Account that has less than 4 months of accrual in its Alliance Accrual Fund\nas noted on its allocation sheet (example, Attachment I), based on an average accrual rate of $.55 per\ncarton, may match at the minimum of $.50 rate (Forsyth commits $.50 plus Wholesale Partner\ncommits $.50 equals $1.00 reduction). Even if a Wholesale Account has po money in its Alliance\nAccrual Fund, it can participate based on either of the following reasons:\n- AForsyth contracted Wholesale Partner can participate based on the accrual that will be earned\non the promoted product sold. w\nHw\n- Ifa Forsyth contracted Wholesale Partner has changed its off-invoice status after July 1, 1998, to e\n$3.00 or $3.05 and does not have existing accrual funds necessary to match our $.50 S\ncontribution, it may participate in the promotion without matching if it uses all monies in reducing \u00a9\neveryday pricing. 2\nB", "img_51505.png": "a\nSPR Stat58 7/1/98\nSUBJECT: Farsyth Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion\nResponse Required? X_ Yes 4228 Seles 4200 Petal\nDate Required: July 24, 1998 - Return Promotion Allocati 1222 4223 \u2014\nSheets to Customer Services WS tte \u2014\nDISTRIBUTION Bec cree hes\n: 122. So\nX_ AVP X_ KAM X_ DM tD ED. .\nX_ RSM X_ AM x RM faq so.\nX_ RBM X_ AE Sales Rep \u20182D ae \u2018GFA\n\u201801 SF\nX__ ROM Retail Rep = RSM FEM\nObjective: \u00a9 Announce and explain Forsyth\u2019s Labor Day 1998 Wholesale Promotion.\nPurpose: \u00ab Promote Forsyth Products in Forsyth contracted Wholesale Accounts during anticipated\nheavy discounting period by competitive savings brands. 1\ne Labor Day Promotion is designed to protect its present volume base and, at the same\ntime, gain incremental volume for our Forsyth Private Label Contracted Wholesale\nPartners.\n| Promotion Timing: August 10 - September 4, 1998. Forsyth contracted Wholesale Account must fully\n| participate for the four week period of August 10- September 4 since competitive Branded Savings will be\npromoted at this time. Please make every attempt to line up your wholesalers to promote during this time.\nNote: If, for some reason, your Wholesale Account cannot promate their Forsyth brand during this period,\nthe account may work the Labor Day Promotion in a four-week period (consecutive weeks) prior to |\nOctober 2, 1998. |\nIble Partici : Contracted Forsyth Private Label Wholesale Partners.\nPromotion Intent: Reduce Forsyth brands\u2019 retail selling price by $1.00-$1.50 per carton/$.10-$.15 per\npack below its everyday retail price for 4.4 weeks (targeted time period August 10-September 4) giving it a\n$3.50-$4.00 per carton spread versus non-promoted Branded Savings price (assumes a minimum of\n$2.50 per carton off-invoice plus $1.00-$1.50 buydown = $3.50-$4.00).\nPromotion Details: Forsyth Tobacco Products will support the Labor Day Promotion by adding $.50 per\ncarton to participating contracted Wholesate Account\u2019s Alliance Accrual Fund if Account agrees to match\nfrom its existing Alliance Accrual balance at an additional $.50 or $1.00 per carton. Forsyth's contribution\nis based on an average of 4 weeks\u2019 volume calculated on shipments to direct accounts for the 13-week\ntimeframe of March 1998 to May 1998.\n\u2122 1. \u00a7$.50 Contracted Wholesale Partner Match\nAcontracted Wholesale Account that has less than 4 months of accrual in its Alliance Accrual Fund\nas noted on its allocation sheet (example, Attachment I), based on an average accrual rate of $.55 per\ncarton, may match at the minimum of $.50 rate (Forsyth commits $.50 plus Wholesale Partner\ncommits $.50 equals $1.00 reduction). Even if a Wholesale Account has po money in its Alliance\nAccrual Fund, it can participate based on either of the following reasons:\n- AForsyth contracted Wholesale Partner can participate based on the accrual that will be earned\non the promoted product sold. w\nHw\n- Ifa Forsyth contracted Wholesale Partner has changed its off-invoice status after July 1, 1998, to e\n$3.00 or $3.05 and does not have existing accrual funds necessary to match our $.50 S\ncontribution, it may participate in the promotion without matching if it uses all monies in reducing \u00a9\neveryday pricing. 2\nB", "img_889.png": "requires them. Any such requirement would :\ninevitably lead many consumers to suspect that In the abstract, it is hard to disagree with the\npublic officials, including scientists, believe that claim that consumers \u201chave a right to know.\u201d\nsomething is wrong with GM foods -- and But with respect to food, there are countless\nperhaps that they pose a health risk. facts that people might conceivably want to\nknow, and government doesn\u2019t require them to\nGovernment typically requires labeling because be placed on labels. Unless science can identify\nit has identified such a risk (as in the case of a legitimate concern about risks to health or the\ntobacco) or in order to enable people to avoid or environment, the argument for compulsory GM:\nminimize costs (as in the case of fuel-economy labels rests on weak foundations.\nlabels). .\n. (Cass R. Sunstein, the Robert Walmsley\nA compulsory GM label would encourage university professor at Harvard Law School, is a\nconsumers to think that GM foods should be Bloomberg View columnist. He is the former\navoided. This concern is hardly speculative. In administrator of the White House Office of\nEurope, compulsory labels have lead many Information and Regulatory Affairs, the co-\nretailers, anticipating an adverse consumer author of \u201cNudge\u201d and author of \u201cSimpler: The\nreaction, not to include GM foods on their Future of Government.\u201d The opinions expressed\nshelves. In the U.S., the result could be are his own.)\neconomic damage to producers and consumers\nalike. And if consumers want to avoid GM\nfoods, they can already purchase foods labeled\n\u201c100 percent organic,\u201d which lack GM\ningredients.\nOver a billion times a day, someone reaches for a PepsiCo product. For almost 50 years,\n- PepsiCo has been providing consumers with a wide variety of great tasting products that\nnourish, hydrate and provide enjoyment in communities around the globe. Whether it is a :\nbowl! of Quaker Oats and a glass of Tropicana for breakfast in the morning, or Gatorade .\nEnergy Chews and a bottle of Aquafina after a run in the evening, PepsiCo\u2019s diverse\nportfolio of products offers great value and great taste.\nMh saical, ORL, leased\n4] - aa i\n= il Sag Bakedr. ps a a OSS Te fl\nfis eae oR mM oN TU GS saa a ra OTT ENG\npr sr pe. A= Vfertcing UTES Gare go LR Soy KG ty Ay\npoy Ole | ecu S\\ TS a) Sean) lk) eg ee Her\nes ee N18 \\(Se, od Se eer (| fee Lesial See iHe Si\n: Cay . Renee a ee ae ae? a", "img_891.png": "requires them. Any such requirement would :\ninevitably lead many consumers to suspect that In the abstract, it is hard to disagree with the\npublic officials, including scientists, believe that claim that consumers \u201chave a right to know.\u201d\nsomething is wrong with GM foods -- and But with respect to food, there are countless\nperhaps that they pose a health risk. facts that people might conceivably want to\nknow, and government doesn\u2019t require them to\nGovernment typically requires labeling because be placed on labels. Unless science can identify\nit has identified such a risk (as in the case of a legitimate concern about risks to health or the\ntobacco) or in order to enable people to avoid or environment, the argument for compulsory GM:\nminimize costs (as in the case of fuel-economy labels rests on weak foundations.\nlabels). .\n. (Cass R. Sunstein, the Robert Walmsley\nA compulsory GM label would encourage university professor at Harvard Law School, is a\nconsumers to think that GM foods should be Bloomberg View columnist. He is the former\navoided. This concern is hardly speculative. In administrator of the White House Office of\nEurope, compulsory labels have lead many Information and Regulatory Affairs, the co-\nretailers, anticipating an adverse consumer author of \u201cNudge\u201d and author of \u201cSimpler: The\nreaction, not to include GM foods on their Future of Government.\u201d The opinions expressed\nshelves. In the U.S., the result could be are his own.)\neconomic damage to producers and consumers\nalike. And if consumers want to avoid GM\nfoods, they can already purchase foods labeled\n\u201c100 percent organic,\u201d which lack GM\ningredients.\nOver a billion times a day, someone reaches for a PepsiCo product. For almost 50 years,\n- PepsiCo has been providing consumers with a wide variety of great tasting products that\nnourish, hydrate and provide enjoyment in communities around the globe. Whether it is a :\nbowl! of Quaker Oats and a glass of Tropicana for breakfast in the morning, or Gatorade .\nEnergy Chews and a bottle of Aquafina after a run in the evening, PepsiCo\u2019s diverse\nportfolio of products offers great value and great taste.\nMh saical, ORL, leased\n4] - aa i\n= il Sag Bakedr. ps a a OSS Te fl\nfis eae oR mM oN TU GS saa a ra OTT ENG\npr sr pe. A= Vfertcing UTES Gare go LR Soy KG ty Ay\npoy Ole | ecu S\\ TS a) Sean) lk) eg ee Her\nes ee N18 \\(Se, od Se eer (| fee Lesial See iHe Si\n: Cay . Renee a ee ae ae? a", "img_892.png": "requires them. Any such requirement would :\ninevitably lead many consumers to suspect that In the abstract, it is hard to disagree with the\npublic officials, including scientists, believe that claim that consumers \u201chave a right to know.\u201d\nsomething is wrong with GM foods -- and But with respect to food, there are countless\nperhaps that they pose a health risk. facts that people might conceivably want to\nknow, and government doesn\u2019t require them to\nGovernment typically requires labeling because be placed on labels. Unless science can identify\nit has identified such a risk (as in the case of a legitimate concern about risks to health or the\ntobacco) or in order to enable people to avoid or environment, the argument for compulsory GM:\nminimize costs (as in the case of fuel-economy labels rests on weak foundations.\nlabels). .\n. (Cass R. Sunstein, the Robert Walmsley\nA compulsory GM label would encourage university professor at Harvard Law School, is a\nconsumers to think that GM foods should be Bloomberg View columnist. He is the former\navoided. This concern is hardly speculative. In administrator of the White House Office of\nEurope, compulsory labels have lead many Information and Regulatory Affairs, the co-\nretailers, anticipating an adverse consumer author of \u201cNudge\u201d and author of \u201cSimpler: The\nreaction, not to include GM foods on their Future of Government.\u201d The opinions expressed\nshelves. In the U.S., the result could be are his own.)\neconomic damage to producers and consumers\nalike. And if consumers want to avoid GM\nfoods, they can already purchase foods labeled\n\u201c100 percent organic,\u201d which lack GM\ningredients.\nOver a billion times a day, someone reaches for a PepsiCo product. For almost 50 years,\n- PepsiCo has been providing consumers with a wide variety of great tasting products that\nnourish, hydrate and provide enjoyment in communities around the globe. Whether it is a :\nbowl! of Quaker Oats and a glass of Tropicana for breakfast in the morning, or Gatorade .\nEnergy Chews and a bottle of Aquafina after a run in the evening, PepsiCo\u2019s diverse\nportfolio of products offers great value and great taste.\nMh saical, ORL, leased\n4] - aa i\n= il Sag Bakedr. ps a a OSS Te fl\nfis eae oR mM oN TU GS saa a ra OTT ENG\npr sr pe. A= Vfertcing UTES Gare go LR Soy KG ty Ay\npoy Ole | ecu S\\ TS a) Sean) lk) eg ee Her\nes ee N18 \\(Se, od Se eer (| fee Lesial See iHe Si\n: Cay . Renee a ee ae ae? a", "img_25720.png": ": SCOTT RADIOLOGICAL GROUP, ING.\n100 NO. EUCLID AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63108 FOrest 11-7373\n325 NORTH KIRKWOOD ROAD KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI! 63122 YORKTOWN 5-0390\n35 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI! 63105 PARKVIEW 5-9457\n141 NORTH MERAMEC AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI 63105 VOLUNTEER 3-0520\nWENDELL G. SCOTT, M. D.\nWAYNE A. SIMRIL, M. D.\nHORACE W. SCOTT, M. D.\nDAVID E. PERKINS, M. D.\nARTHUR A. PORPORIS, M. D. February 2i, 1972\nALLAN H. McCOWN, M. D,\nJOHN F. SULZBACH, M. D. \u00a5\nDr. M. Kenton King\nOffice of the Dean\nWashington University School of Medicine\n660 South Euclid\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Ken:\nOver the weekend I had the opportunity to work up a Preliminary and Suggested\nConstitution for the Cancer Center of Washington University School of Medicine\nand Allied Hospitals.\nI have taken freely from constitutions of several other cancer centers, and have\nincluded only those portions which seem to be relevant to our situation.\nI have done this only in an attempt to stimulate our thinking and to enable us\nto move ahead with our plans for our Center.\nPlease feel free to make use of this in any way you see fit, or throw it away.\nKindest regards.\nSincerely yours,\n_~ Wendell G. Scott, M. D.\nWGS:mm\ncc: Dr. Samuel Guze\nSYopUTrorata aya ofsH/A NUMAN Aare lOlsiim ice (elev lnal=)altsm bles) -16 6) (6 [eler)/6) 16 Oar", "img_25721.png": ": SCOTT RADIOLOGICAL GROUP, ING.\n100 NO. EUCLID AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63108 FOrest 11-7373\n325 NORTH KIRKWOOD ROAD KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI! 63122 YORKTOWN 5-0390\n35 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI! 63105 PARKVIEW 5-9457\n141 NORTH MERAMEC AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI 63105 VOLUNTEER 3-0520\nWENDELL G. SCOTT, M. D.\nWAYNE A. SIMRIL, M. D.\nHORACE W. SCOTT, M. D.\nDAVID E. PERKINS, M. D.\nARTHUR A. PORPORIS, M. D. February 2i, 1972\nALLAN H. McCOWN, M. D,\nJOHN F. SULZBACH, M. D. \u00a5\nDr. M. Kenton King\nOffice of the Dean\nWashington University School of Medicine\n660 South Euclid\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Ken:\nOver the weekend I had the opportunity to work up a Preliminary and Suggested\nConstitution for the Cancer Center of Washington University School of Medicine\nand Allied Hospitals.\nI have taken freely from constitutions of several other cancer centers, and have\nincluded only those portions which seem to be relevant to our situation.\nI have done this only in an attempt to stimulate our thinking and to enable us\nto move ahead with our plans for our Center.\nPlease feel free to make use of this in any way you see fit, or throw it away.\nKindest regards.\nSincerely yours,\n_~ Wendell G. Scott, M. D.\nWGS:mm\ncc: Dr. Samuel Guze\nSYopUTrorata aya ofsH/A NUMAN Aare lOlsiim ice (elev lnal=)altsm bles) -16 6) (6 [eler)/6) 16 Oar", "img_25729.png": ": SCOTT RADIOLOGICAL GROUP, ING.\n100 NO. EUCLID AVE. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63108 FOrest 11-7373\n325 NORTH KIRKWOOD ROAD KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI! 63122 YORKTOWN 5-0390\n35 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI! 63105 PARKVIEW 5-9457\n141 NORTH MERAMEC AVENUE CLAYTON, MISSOURI 63105 VOLUNTEER 3-0520\nWENDELL G. SCOTT, M. D.\nWAYNE A. SIMRIL, M. D.\nHORACE W. SCOTT, M. D.\nDAVID E. PERKINS, M. D.\nARTHUR A. PORPORIS, M. D. February 2i, 1972\nALLAN H. McCOWN, M. D,\nJOHN F. SULZBACH, M. D. \u00a5\nDr. M. Kenton King\nOffice of the Dean\nWashington University School of Medicine\n660 South Euclid\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Ken:\nOver the weekend I had the opportunity to work up a Preliminary and Suggested\nConstitution for the Cancer Center of Washington University School of Medicine\nand Allied Hospitals.\nI have taken freely from constitutions of several other cancer centers, and have\nincluded only those portions which seem to be relevant to our situation.\nI have done this only in an attempt to stimulate our thinking and to enable us\nto move ahead with our plans for our Center.\nPlease feel free to make use of this in any way you see fit, or throw it away.\nKindest regards.\nSincerely yours,\n_~ Wendell G. Scott, M. D.\nWGS:mm\ncc: Dr. Samuel Guze\nSYopUTrorata aya ofsH/A NUMAN Aare lOlsiim ice (elev lnal=)altsm bles) -16 6) (6 [eler)/6) 16 Oar", "img_63680.png": "VNA OF GREATER ST. LOUIS :\nVENDOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ANALYSIS\nFOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1982\nVendor Accounts Payable Vouchering:\nFebruary S257,520\nMarch 29852715)\n$556,094 Total Vendor Accounts Payable at\n59 days.\n2250008 $ 9,425 Vendor Accounts Payable per day.\nVendor Accounts Payable per March 31, 1982 Balance Sheet divided by Vendor\nAccounts Payable. per day = Number of outstanding accounts payable days.\nee = 69 Outstanding Accounts Payable days as of\nigo March 31, 1982.\nThe above analysis show that Vendor Accounts Payable are being maintained at\na level higher than 60 days as of March 31, 1982.\n1981 1982\nJanuary 69 60\nFebruary 70 74\nMarch 73 69\nApril 68\nMay 66\nJune 76\nJuly 70\nAugust 7\nSeptember 59\nOctober 53\nNovember 61\nDecember 9)\nSYolelcer-ven nytt oP LA NUMAN AI ALe Ulsiuaygelelelelnals)altsmelersyma\\e) 6) ,elelers),e) <0 | oad", "img_59476.png": "1978-79 Previews Py as ra eo. waea\n\u2014 i gee ONO pe Foxx g\nJohn Dexter directing. The sets and lighting are MZ Se ae (he = oo\nby Josef Svoboda, the costumes by Jan y DA Vie N \u2018 Hh 2\nSkalicky, and the choreography by Pavel Smok ri | J . WO: POL 2\nThe principals include Teresa Stratas as ars Ga Fi a PRE Me. a Ped Sn 2\nMarenka, Nicolai Gedda as Jenik, Jon Vickers a Pea, AM A =\nas Vasek, and Martti Talvela as Kecal. The / ry a Ws Pc i 5\nproduction is underwritten in part by a eA Fi yD HANS 5\ngenerous gift of the Fan Fox and Leslie R J we, i \\ e <) Fae < 7. \u00ae\nSamuels Foundation \u2019 P i ene A.) 4 Se\nThe season's third new production will be 4 P a A a OCA ~ s E\nDonizetti's Don Pasquale, with Beverly Sills as i: e 4 Vs bivta ees ip a ?\nNorina, Gabriel Bacquier in the title role, Nicolai a As. * eR i 8\nGedda as Ernesto, and Hakan Hagegard er ae i ee a as bw alk | \u00e9\nmaking his Met debut as Dr. Malatesta. Also aie 7A 7 A 4 a ie aS : ee s\nmaking his debut will be the conductor, Nicola Rg 9 , eee SS i ~ SOS ates | &\nRescigno. The staging is by John Dexter, with - bs 5) bs Sad ~Y i Pe Sane pd a \u00ab\nsets and costumes by Desmond Heeley and \u2014\u2014 * i (g i Ae tee 2 \u201c usta =\nlighting by Gil Wechsler. The premiere, a Guild [Samm F a eee 8\nBenefit, will take place on December 7th anges a) rs oA od Bt ae | F s\nVerdi's Don Carlo will open on February 5 So : % i a - 4\n1979, also at a Guild Benefit. The cast will Re Sia an ;\ninclude Renata Scotto as Elisabeth, Marilyn Se : z\nHorne as Eboli, Veriano Luchetti in his Met at rete. eg x\ndebut as Don Carlo, Sherrill Milnes as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\na Doorn Verdi 's Otello, with Jon Vickers in the title role, was revived\n; during the current season, and will return in 1978-79. (Set \u2018\ndirector John Dexter, with sets by David designer: Franco Zeffirelli; costume designer: Peter J. Hall)\nReppa, costumes by Ray Diffen, and lighting ; 3\nby Gil Wechsler. The production is a deeply Ebon bon Carlo. a new cteauancnanaae all 5\nappreciated gift of Mrs. Donald D. Harrington on February 5, 1979 ; i\nThe Season's final new production will be\nWagner's Der Fliegende Hollander, opening\non March 8, 1979. Carol Neblett will make her _\u2014_ Fidelio, Bellini\u2019s Norma, Bizet's Carmen, Debuts\nMetropolitan debut as Senta and Jos\u00e9 van Humperdinck\u2019s Hansel and Gretel, In addition to the debut artists listed\nDam will sing the Dutchman, with William Massenet's Werther, Mozart's Die above with the new productions, the following\nLewis as Erik and Paul Plishka as Daland Zauberfl\u00e9te, Poulenc's Dialogues of the musicians will be heard for the first time at the\nRevivals ooo ae on . a Met next season: conductors Yuri Siminov and\nTi r Sa 2 2\nNineteen operas will be revived during Weorey'e Pare 3 Soe ae ae a eta eee a\nthe 1978-79 season. Seven will be held over Sea EN ela te eae aL ee ee\nfrom the 93rd season: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Christmas and Easter at the Met and May Sandoz; tenors Vladimir Atlantov\nOnegin, Puccini\u2019s Madama Butterfly and Two revivals have special connections con ee aa ~ ee\nTosca, Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, and La with the holiday seasons. Hansel and Gretel Pree rar fet eee een an\nTraviata, and Wagner's Tannhauser. will be heard at the Christmas and New Year's. Mazurok, and Siegmund Nimsgern; and\nThe 12 works returning after an absence holiday period. Parsifal will be performed basses Michael Devlin and Kurt Moll\nof one season or more will be: Beethoven's several times during the Easter holidays\nThe publication of this Newsletter is made possible by a special grant from Pioneer High Fidelity.\nASA Ne eM BLE TS INE APE LE EAL SS RR TE SR RRR ER\nMetropolitan Opera\nLincoin Center \u201cise ke\nNew York, New York 10023 A> T CLASS MAIL|\u2014~\u2014\n{= POSTAGE\n\\ ( ] POSTAGE PAID\nWILLIAM J DARBY MD\n% NUTRITION FOUNDATION\n489 FIFTH AVE\nNEW YORK NY 10017\n0) OTS\u201d DAADAL Od OO) Mer) PO) O10) gknnd", "img_59480.png": "1978-79 Previews Py as ra eo. waea\n\u2014 i gee ONO pe Foxx g\nJohn Dexter directing. The sets and lighting are MZ Se ae (he = oo\nby Josef Svoboda, the costumes by Jan y DA Vie N \u2018 Hh 2\nSkalicky, and the choreography by Pavel Smok ri | J . WO: POL 2\nThe principals include Teresa Stratas as ars Ga Fi a PRE Me. a Ped Sn 2\nMarenka, Nicolai Gedda as Jenik, Jon Vickers a Pea, AM A =\nas Vasek, and Martti Talvela as Kecal. The / ry a Ws Pc i 5\nproduction is underwritten in part by a eA Fi yD HANS 5\ngenerous gift of the Fan Fox and Leslie R J we, i \\ e <) Fae < 7. \u00ae\nSamuels Foundation \u2019 P i ene A.) 4 Se\nThe season's third new production will be 4 P a A a OCA ~ s E\nDonizetti's Don Pasquale, with Beverly Sills as i: e 4 Vs bivta ees ip a ?\nNorina, Gabriel Bacquier in the title role, Nicolai a As. * eR i 8\nGedda as Ernesto, and Hakan Hagegard er ae i ee a as bw alk | \u00e9\nmaking his Met debut as Dr. Malatesta. Also aie 7A 7 A 4 a ie aS : ee s\nmaking his debut will be the conductor, Nicola Rg 9 , eee SS i ~ SOS ates | &\nRescigno. The staging is by John Dexter, with - bs 5) bs Sad ~Y i Pe Sane pd a \u00ab\nsets and costumes by Desmond Heeley and \u2014\u2014 * i (g i Ae tee 2 \u201c usta =\nlighting by Gil Wechsler. The premiere, a Guild [Samm F a eee 8\nBenefit, will take place on December 7th anges a) rs oA od Bt ae | F s\nVerdi's Don Carlo will open on February 5 So : % i a - 4\n1979, also at a Guild Benefit. The cast will Re Sia an ;\ninclude Renata Scotto as Elisabeth, Marilyn Se : z\nHorne as Eboli, Veriano Luchetti in his Met at rete. eg x\ndebut as Don Carlo, Sherrill Milnes as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\na Doorn Verdi 's Otello, with Jon Vickers in the title role, was revived\n; during the current season, and will return in 1978-79. (Set \u2018\ndirector John Dexter, with sets by David designer: Franco Zeffirelli; costume designer: Peter J. Hall)\nReppa, costumes by Ray Diffen, and lighting ; 3\nby Gil Wechsler. The production is a deeply Ebon bon Carlo. a new cteauancnanaae all 5\nappreciated gift of Mrs. Donald D. Harrington on February 5, 1979 ; i\nThe Season's final new production will be\nWagner's Der Fliegende Hollander, opening\non March 8, 1979. Carol Neblett will make her _\u2014_ Fidelio, Bellini\u2019s Norma, Bizet's Carmen, Debuts\nMetropolitan debut as Senta and Jos\u00e9 van Humperdinck\u2019s Hansel and Gretel, In addition to the debut artists listed\nDam will sing the Dutchman, with William Massenet's Werther, Mozart's Die above with the new productions, the following\nLewis as Erik and Paul Plishka as Daland Zauberfl\u00e9te, Poulenc's Dialogues of the musicians will be heard for the first time at the\nRevivals ooo ae on . a Met next season: conductors Yuri Siminov and\nTi r Sa 2 2\nNineteen operas will be revived during Weorey'e Pare 3 Soe ae ae a eta eee a\nthe 1978-79 season. Seven will be held over Sea EN ela te eae aL ee ee\nfrom the 93rd season: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Christmas and Easter at the Met and May Sandoz; tenors Vladimir Atlantov\nOnegin, Puccini\u2019s Madama Butterfly and Two revivals have special connections con ee aa ~ ee\nTosca, Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, and La with the holiday seasons. Hansel and Gretel Pree rar fet eee een an\nTraviata, and Wagner's Tannhauser. will be heard at the Christmas and New Year's. Mazurok, and Siegmund Nimsgern; and\nThe 12 works returning after an absence holiday period. Parsifal will be performed basses Michael Devlin and Kurt Moll\nof one season or more will be: Beethoven's several times during the Easter holidays\nThe publication of this Newsletter is made possible by a special grant from Pioneer High Fidelity.\nASA Ne eM BLE TS INE APE LE EAL SS RR TE SR RRR ER\nMetropolitan Opera\nLincoin Center \u201cise ke\nNew York, New York 10023 A> T CLASS MAIL|\u2014~\u2014\n{= POSTAGE\n\\ ( ] POSTAGE PAID\nWILLIAM J DARBY MD\n% NUTRITION FOUNDATION\n489 FIFTH AVE\nNEW YORK NY 10017\n0) OTS\u201d DAADAL Od OO) Mer) PO) O10) gknnd", "img_59484.png": "1978-79 Previews Py as ra eo. waea\n\u2014 i gee ONO pe Foxx g\nJohn Dexter directing. The sets and lighting are MZ Se ae (he = oo\nby Josef Svoboda, the costumes by Jan y DA Vie N \u2018 Hh 2\nSkalicky, and the choreography by Pavel Smok ri | J . WO: POL 2\nThe principals include Teresa Stratas as ars Ga Fi a PRE Me. a Ped Sn 2\nMarenka, Nicolai Gedda as Jenik, Jon Vickers a Pea, AM A =\nas Vasek, and Martti Talvela as Kecal. The / ry a Ws Pc i 5\nproduction is underwritten in part by a eA Fi yD HANS 5\ngenerous gift of the Fan Fox and Leslie R J we, i \\ e <) Fae < 7. \u00ae\nSamuels Foundation \u2019 P i ene A.) 4 Se\nThe season's third new production will be 4 P a A a OCA ~ s E\nDonizetti's Don Pasquale, with Beverly Sills as i: e 4 Vs bivta ees ip a ?\nNorina, Gabriel Bacquier in the title role, Nicolai a As. * eR i 8\nGedda as Ernesto, and Hakan Hagegard er ae i ee a as bw alk | \u00e9\nmaking his Met debut as Dr. Malatesta. Also aie 7A 7 A 4 a ie aS : ee s\nmaking his debut will be the conductor, Nicola Rg 9 , eee SS i ~ SOS ates | &\nRescigno. The staging is by John Dexter, with - bs 5) bs Sad ~Y i Pe Sane pd a \u00ab\nsets and costumes by Desmond Heeley and \u2014\u2014 * i (g i Ae tee 2 \u201c usta =\nlighting by Gil Wechsler. The premiere, a Guild [Samm F a eee 8\nBenefit, will take place on December 7th anges a) rs oA od Bt ae | F s\nVerdi's Don Carlo will open on February 5 So : % i a - 4\n1979, also at a Guild Benefit. The cast will Re Sia an ;\ninclude Renata Scotto as Elisabeth, Marilyn Se : z\nHorne as Eboli, Veriano Luchetti in his Met at rete. eg x\ndebut as Don Carlo, Sherrill Milnes as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\na Doorn Verdi 's Otello, with Jon Vickers in the title role, was revived\n; during the current season, and will return in 1978-79. (Set \u2018\ndirector John Dexter, with sets by David designer: Franco Zeffirelli; costume designer: Peter J. Hall)\nReppa, costumes by Ray Diffen, and lighting ; 3\nby Gil Wechsler. The production is a deeply Ebon bon Carlo. a new cteauancnanaae all 5\nappreciated gift of Mrs. Donald D. Harrington on February 5, 1979 ; i\nThe Season's final new production will be\nWagner's Der Fliegende Hollander, opening\non March 8, 1979. Carol Neblett will make her _\u2014_ Fidelio, Bellini\u2019s Norma, Bizet's Carmen, Debuts\nMetropolitan debut as Senta and Jos\u00e9 van Humperdinck\u2019s Hansel and Gretel, In addition to the debut artists listed\nDam will sing the Dutchman, with William Massenet's Werther, Mozart's Die above with the new productions, the following\nLewis as Erik and Paul Plishka as Daland Zauberfl\u00e9te, Poulenc's Dialogues of the musicians will be heard for the first time at the\nRevivals ooo ae on . a Met next season: conductors Yuri Siminov and\nTi r Sa 2 2\nNineteen operas will be revived during Weorey'e Pare 3 Soe ae ae a eta eee a\nthe 1978-79 season. Seven will be held over Sea EN ela te eae aL ee ee\nfrom the 93rd season: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Christmas and Easter at the Met and May Sandoz; tenors Vladimir Atlantov\nOnegin, Puccini\u2019s Madama Butterfly and Two revivals have special connections con ee aa ~ ee\nTosca, Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, and La with the holiday seasons. Hansel and Gretel Pree rar fet eee een an\nTraviata, and Wagner's Tannhauser. will be heard at the Christmas and New Year's. Mazurok, and Siegmund Nimsgern; and\nThe 12 works returning after an absence holiday period. Parsifal will be performed basses Michael Devlin and Kurt Moll\nof one season or more will be: Beethoven's several times during the Easter holidays\nThe publication of this Newsletter is made possible by a special grant from Pioneer High Fidelity.\nASA Ne eM BLE TS INE APE LE EAL SS RR TE SR RRR ER\nMetropolitan Opera\nLincoin Center \u201cise ke\nNew York, New York 10023 A> T CLASS MAIL|\u2014~\u2014\n{= POSTAGE\n\\ ( ] POSTAGE PAID\nWILLIAM J DARBY MD\n% NUTRITION FOUNDATION\n489 FIFTH AVE\nNEW YORK NY 10017\n0) OTS\u201d DAADAL Od OO) Mer) PO) O10) gknnd", "img_59486.png": "1978-79 Previews Py as ra eo. waea\n\u2014 i gee ONO pe Foxx g\nJohn Dexter directing. The sets and lighting are MZ Se ae (he = oo\nby Josef Svoboda, the costumes by Jan y DA Vie N \u2018 Hh 2\nSkalicky, and the choreography by Pavel Smok ri | J . WO: POL 2\nThe principals include Teresa Stratas as ars Ga Fi a PRE Me. a Ped Sn 2\nMarenka, Nicolai Gedda as Jenik, Jon Vickers a Pea, AM A =\nas Vasek, and Martti Talvela as Kecal. The / ry a Ws Pc i 5\nproduction is underwritten in part by a eA Fi yD HANS 5\ngenerous gift of the Fan Fox and Leslie R J we, i \\ e <) Fae < 7. \u00ae\nSamuels Foundation \u2019 P i ene A.) 4 Se\nThe season's third new production will be 4 P a A a OCA ~ s E\nDonizetti's Don Pasquale, with Beverly Sills as i: e 4 Vs bivta ees ip a ?\nNorina, Gabriel Bacquier in the title role, Nicolai a As. * eR i 8\nGedda as Ernesto, and Hakan Hagegard er ae i ee a as bw alk | \u00e9\nmaking his Met debut as Dr. Malatesta. Also aie 7A 7 A 4 a ie aS : ee s\nmaking his debut will be the conductor, Nicola Rg 9 , eee SS i ~ SOS ates | &\nRescigno. The staging is by John Dexter, with - bs 5) bs Sad ~Y i Pe Sane pd a \u00ab\nsets and costumes by Desmond Heeley and \u2014\u2014 * i (g i Ae tee 2 \u201c usta =\nlighting by Gil Wechsler. The premiere, a Guild [Samm F a eee 8\nBenefit, will take place on December 7th anges a) rs oA od Bt ae | F s\nVerdi's Don Carlo will open on February 5 So : % i a - 4\n1979, also at a Guild Benefit. The cast will Re Sia an ;\ninclude Renata Scotto as Elisabeth, Marilyn Se : z\nHorne as Eboli, Veriano Luchetti in his Met at rete. eg x\ndebut as Don Carlo, Sherrill Milnes as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\na Doorn Verdi 's Otello, with Jon Vickers in the title role, was revived\n; during the current season, and will return in 1978-79. (Set \u2018\ndirector John Dexter, with sets by David designer: Franco Zeffirelli; costume designer: Peter J. Hall)\nReppa, costumes by Ray Diffen, and lighting ; 3\nby Gil Wechsler. The production is a deeply Ebon bon Carlo. a new cteauancnanaae all 5\nappreciated gift of Mrs. Donald D. Harrington on February 5, 1979 ; i\nThe Season's final new production will be\nWagner's Der Fliegende Hollander, opening\non March 8, 1979. Carol Neblett will make her _\u2014_ Fidelio, Bellini\u2019s Norma, Bizet's Carmen, Debuts\nMetropolitan debut as Senta and Jos\u00e9 van Humperdinck\u2019s Hansel and Gretel, In addition to the debut artists listed\nDam will sing the Dutchman, with William Massenet's Werther, Mozart's Die above with the new productions, the following\nLewis as Erik and Paul Plishka as Daland Zauberfl\u00e9te, Poulenc's Dialogues of the musicians will be heard for the first time at the\nRevivals ooo ae on . a Met next season: conductors Yuri Siminov and\nTi r Sa 2 2\nNineteen operas will be revived during Weorey'e Pare 3 Soe ae ae a eta eee a\nthe 1978-79 season. Seven will be held over Sea EN ela te eae aL ee ee\nfrom the 93rd season: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Christmas and Easter at the Met and May Sandoz; tenors Vladimir Atlantov\nOnegin, Puccini\u2019s Madama Butterfly and Two revivals have special connections con ee aa ~ ee\nTosca, Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, and La with the holiday seasons. Hansel and Gretel Pree rar fet eee een an\nTraviata, and Wagner's Tannhauser. will be heard at the Christmas and New Year's. Mazurok, and Siegmund Nimsgern; and\nThe 12 works returning after an absence holiday period. Parsifal will be performed basses Michael Devlin and Kurt Moll\nof one season or more will be: Beethoven's several times during the Easter holidays\nThe publication of this Newsletter is made possible by a special grant from Pioneer High Fidelity.\nASA Ne eM BLE TS INE APE LE EAL SS RR TE SR RRR ER\nMetropolitan Opera\nLincoin Center \u201cise ke\nNew York, New York 10023 A> T CLASS MAIL|\u2014~\u2014\n{= POSTAGE\n\\ ( ] POSTAGE PAID\nWILLIAM J DARBY MD\n% NUTRITION FOUNDATION\n489 FIFTH AVE\nNEW YORK NY 10017\n0) OTS\u201d DAADAL Od OO) Mer) PO) O10) gknnd", "img_59489.png": "1978-79 Previews Py as ra eo. waea\n\u2014 i gee ONO pe Foxx g\nJohn Dexter directing. The sets and lighting are MZ Se ae (he = oo\nby Josef Svoboda, the costumes by Jan y DA Vie N \u2018 Hh 2\nSkalicky, and the choreography by Pavel Smok ri | J . WO: POL 2\nThe principals include Teresa Stratas as ars Ga Fi a PRE Me. a Ped Sn 2\nMarenka, Nicolai Gedda as Jenik, Jon Vickers a Pea, AM A =\nas Vasek, and Martti Talvela as Kecal. The / ry a Ws Pc i 5\nproduction is underwritten in part by a eA Fi yD HANS 5\ngenerous gift of the Fan Fox and Leslie R J we, i \\ e <) Fae < 7. \u00ae\nSamuels Foundation \u2019 P i ene A.) 4 Se\nThe season's third new production will be 4 P a A a OCA ~ s E\nDonizetti's Don Pasquale, with Beverly Sills as i: e 4 Vs bivta ees ip a ?\nNorina, Gabriel Bacquier in the title role, Nicolai a As. * eR i 8\nGedda as Ernesto, and Hakan Hagegard er ae i ee a as bw alk | \u00e9\nmaking his Met debut as Dr. Malatesta. Also aie 7A 7 A 4 a ie aS : ee s\nmaking his debut will be the conductor, Nicola Rg 9 , eee SS i ~ SOS ates | &\nRescigno. The staging is by John Dexter, with - bs 5) bs Sad ~Y i Pe Sane pd a \u00ab\nsets and costumes by Desmond Heeley and \u2014\u2014 * i (g i Ae tee 2 \u201c usta =\nlighting by Gil Wechsler. The premiere, a Guild [Samm F a eee 8\nBenefit, will take place on December 7th anges a) rs oA od Bt ae | F s\nVerdi's Don Carlo will open on February 5 So : % i a - 4\n1979, also at a Guild Benefit. The cast will Re Sia an ;\ninclude Renata Scotto as Elisabeth, Marilyn Se : z\nHorne as Eboli, Veriano Luchetti in his Met at rete. eg x\ndebut as Don Carlo, Sherrill Milnes as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\na Doorn Verdi 's Otello, with Jon Vickers in the title role, was revived\n; during the current season, and will return in 1978-79. (Set \u2018\ndirector John Dexter, with sets by David designer: Franco Zeffirelli; costume designer: Peter J. Hall)\nReppa, costumes by Ray Diffen, and lighting ; 3\nby Gil Wechsler. The production is a deeply Ebon bon Carlo. a new cteauancnanaae all 5\nappreciated gift of Mrs. Donald D. Harrington on February 5, 1979 ; i\nThe Season's final new production will be\nWagner's Der Fliegende Hollander, opening\non March 8, 1979. Carol Neblett will make her _\u2014_ Fidelio, Bellini\u2019s Norma, Bizet's Carmen, Debuts\nMetropolitan debut as Senta and Jos\u00e9 van Humperdinck\u2019s Hansel and Gretel, In addition to the debut artists listed\nDam will sing the Dutchman, with William Massenet's Werther, Mozart's Die above with the new productions, the following\nLewis as Erik and Paul Plishka as Daland Zauberfl\u00e9te, Poulenc's Dialogues of the musicians will be heard for the first time at the\nRevivals ooo ae on . a Met next season: conductors Yuri Siminov and\nTi r Sa 2 2\nNineteen operas will be revived during Weorey'e Pare 3 Soe ae ae a eta eee a\nthe 1978-79 season. Seven will be held over Sea EN ela te eae aL ee ee\nfrom the 93rd season: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Christmas and Easter at the Met and May Sandoz; tenors Vladimir Atlantov\nOnegin, Puccini\u2019s Madama Butterfly and Two revivals have special connections con ee aa ~ ee\nTosca, Verdi's Otello, Rigoletto, and La with the holiday seasons. Hansel and Gretel Pree rar fet eee een an\nTraviata, and Wagner's Tannhauser. will be heard at the Christmas and New Year's. Mazurok, and Siegmund Nimsgern; and\nThe 12 works returning after an absence holiday period. Parsifal will be performed basses Michael Devlin and Kurt Moll\nof one season or more will be: Beethoven's several times during the Easter holidays\nThe publication of this Newsletter is made possible by a special grant from Pioneer High Fidelity.\nASA Ne eM BLE TS INE APE LE EAL SS RR TE SR RRR ER\nMetropolitan Opera\nLincoin Center \u201cise ke\nNew York, New York 10023 A> T CLASS MAIL|\u2014~\u2014\n{= POSTAGE\n\\ ( ] POSTAGE PAID\nWILLIAM J DARBY MD\n% NUTRITION FOUNDATION\n489 FIFTH AVE\nNEW YORK NY 10017\n0) OTS\u201d DAADAL Od OO) Mer) PO) O10) gknnd", "img_60403.png": "Fs fos ee igi fo. ot\nBORP ORATION\nYESY AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. \u00a5. YGORG \u00a9 (S18) a8g-saeg\nResearch & Development Division\n266 Kent Avenue\nBrooklyn, New York 11211\nduly 23, L976\n\nDe. Paul Saltman\nUniversity of California, San Diego\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor~\n\nAcademic Affairs\nLadolla, CA 92093\nDear Paul:\n\nEnclosed is a check for $419.00 representing your\nexpenses incconnection with our Pood and Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil meeting. We were very pleased that you were able\nto attend.\n\nSincerely yours,\noy ee .\nA. B. Rizgsuteas*\nDirector of Research\nABR/JE\u00a3\nEnc.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gkpk0226", "img_60404.png": "Fs fos ee igi fo. ot\nBORP ORATION\nYESY AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. \u00a5. YGORG \u00a9 (S18) a8g-saeg\nResearch & Development Division\n266 Kent Avenue\nBrooklyn, New York 11211\nduly 23, L976\n\nDe. Paul Saltman\nUniversity of California, San Diego\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor~\n\nAcademic Affairs\nLadolla, CA 92093\nDear Paul:\n\nEnclosed is a check for $419.00 representing your\nexpenses incconnection with our Pood and Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil meeting. We were very pleased that you were able\nto attend.\n\nSincerely yours,\noy ee .\nA. B. Rizgsuteas*\nDirector of Research\nABR/JE\u00a3\nEnc.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gkpk0226", "img_60406.png": "Fs fos ee igi fo. ot\nBORP ORATION\nYESY AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. \u00a5. YGORG \u00a9 (S18) a8g-saeg\nResearch & Development Division\n266 Kent Avenue\nBrooklyn, New York 11211\nduly 23, L976\n\nDe. Paul Saltman\nUniversity of California, San Diego\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor~\n\nAcademic Affairs\nLadolla, CA 92093\nDear Paul:\n\nEnclosed is a check for $419.00 representing your\nexpenses incconnection with our Pood and Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil meeting. We were very pleased that you were able\nto attend.\n\nSincerely yours,\noy ee .\nA. B. Rizgsuteas*\nDirector of Research\nABR/JE\u00a3\nEnc.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gkpk0226", "img_60407.png": "Fs fos ee igi fo. ot\nBORP ORATION\nYESY AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. \u00a5. YGORG \u00a9 (S18) a8g-saeg\nResearch & Development Division\n266 Kent Avenue\nBrooklyn, New York 11211\nduly 23, L976\n\nDe. Paul Saltman\nUniversity of California, San Diego\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor~\n\nAcademic Affairs\nLadolla, CA 92093\nDear Paul:\n\nEnclosed is a check for $419.00 representing your\nexpenses incconnection with our Pood and Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil meeting. We were very pleased that you were able\nto attend.\n\nSincerely yours,\noy ee .\nA. B. Rizgsuteas*\nDirector of Research\nABR/JE\u00a3\nEnc.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gkpk0226", "img_60408.png": "Fs fos ee igi fo. ot\nBORP ORATION\nYESY AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. \u00a5. YGORG \u00a9 (S18) a8g-saeg\nResearch & Development Division\n266 Kent Avenue\nBrooklyn, New York 11211\nduly 23, L976\n\nDe. Paul Saltman\nUniversity of California, San Diego\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor~\n\nAcademic Affairs\nLadolla, CA 92093\nDear Paul:\n\nEnclosed is a check for $419.00 representing your\nexpenses incconnection with our Pood and Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil meeting. We were very pleased that you were able\nto attend.\n\nSincerely yours,\noy ee .\nA. B. Rizgsuteas*\nDirector of Research\nABR/JE\u00a3\nEnc.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gkpk0226", "img_63655.png": "DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nClinical Applications and Prevention Advisory Committee\nNational Institutes of Health\nAnnual Report\nAugust 15, 1976\nSYolUTRer= Han ail OSH /AU WAALS Uist pio (oLeLUlpal=yalesMUl ors] mm=10]0)6[efers1,6].01 8] 0-24", "img_63656.png": "DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nClinical Applications and Prevention Advisory Committee\nNational Institutes of Health\nAnnual Report\nAugust 15, 1976\nSYolUTRer= Han ail OSH /AU WAALS Uist pio (oLeLUlpal=yalesMUl ors] mm=10]0)6[efers1,6].01 8] 0-24", "img_63657.png": "DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nClinical Applications and Prevention Advisory Committee\nNational Institutes of Health\nAnnual Report\nAugust 15, 1976\nSYolUTRer= Han ail OSH /AU WAALS Uist pio (oLeLUlpal=yalesMUl ors] mm=10]0)6[efers1,6].01 8] 0-24", "img_59444.png": "cae eae ja et a SS ABS SSSR\nfoot Sra a me : Sh \u2018 sca\nee SS\nfe & Ge on\n1S X\\ VGwAs)\n4 \u2014 2 AX Ui J = Ly\nV 2 & VW ced al\n=o Cs -\nSS AY |\nSNCS,\nNs V7 RZ OY Al\nae =a ge\n==  INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE\nade. NUTRICION\nel MEXICO-1972", "img_51522.png": "7 ff\n1511 K Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20005\nJune 10, 1977\nJUN 13 1977\nTO: THE PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE\nGentlemen:\nThe enclosed five items are self-explanatory.\nCordially,\nAi cos\nDirector Public Relations\nJRO: drb\nenclosures\nTelephone: Area Code (202) 628 0189\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glmk0226", "img_51524.png": "7 ff\n1511 K Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20005\nJune 10, 1977\nJUN 13 1977\nTO: THE PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE\nGentlemen:\nThe enclosed five items are self-explanatory.\nCordially,\nAi cos\nDirector Public Relations\nJRO: drb\nenclosures\nTelephone: Area Code (202) 628 0189\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glmk0226", "img_51530.png": "7 ff\n1511 K Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20005\nJune 10, 1977\nJUN 13 1977\nTO: THE PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE\nGentlemen:\nThe enclosed five items are self-explanatory.\nCordially,\nAi cos\nDirector Public Relations\nJRO: drb\nenclosures\nTelephone: Area Code (202) 628 0189\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glmk0226", "img_51531.png": "7 ff\n1511 K Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20005\nJune 10, 1977\nJUN 13 1977\nTO: THE PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE\nGentlemen:\nThe enclosed five items are self-explanatory.\nCordially,\nAi cos\nDirector Public Relations\nJRO: drb\nenclosures\nTelephone: Area Code (202) 628 0189\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glmk0226", "img_55299.png": "Il. A. Related Party with whom transaction have taken place during the year\nChhotabhai Jethabhai Patel & Co.\n(Partnership firm in which directors of\nthe Company are partner having\nsignificant Influence.)\nEnterprises owned or significantly\nInfluenced by key management a. Harshad N. Dalal\npersonnel or their relatives b Prajay P. Patel\nc Arvind C. Patel\nCeejay Finance Limited (Company)\nB. Transaction with Related Party during the year\nName of related Relationship Nature of Outstanding Balance\nPart Transaction As on 31% March, 2612\nCeejay Finance Significant Inter Corporate 8,45,00,000/-\nLimited Influence over | Deposit\nthe Compan\nChhotabhai Significant Job-work 10,61 ,72,81 8/-\nJethabhai Patel & | Influence over\nCo, the Firm\nA. C. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. Yr. 8,40,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. \u00a5r. 8,40,000/-\n\u20ac) TAXES ON INCOME\nThere is no timing difference between accounting profit and incame as per Income-tax\nAct as defined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d issued by ICAI. Hence for the purpose of\ntransitional provision there is no Current Tax Assets and Current tax liabilities as\ndefined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d.\nf} Balance under the main head current liabilities, sundry debtors and loans and\nAdvances are subject to confirmation by the respective parties.\ng) Previous year figures have been regrouped or rearranged wherever necessary to\nmake them comparable with those of current year.\nh) INVESTMENTS\nLong Term Investments are stated at cast.\ni) FINISHED JOB-WORK\nFinished Job-werk has been valued as per Job-work bill rate (As per previous years\nmethod)\n16\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glvj0223", "img_55300.png": "Il. A. Related Party with whom transaction have taken place during the year\nChhotabhai Jethabhai Patel & Co.\n(Partnership firm in which directors of\nthe Company are partner having\nsignificant Influence.)\nEnterprises owned or significantly\nInfluenced by key management a. Harshad N. Dalal\npersonnel or their relatives b Prajay P. Patel\nc Arvind C. Patel\nCeejay Finance Limited (Company)\nB. Transaction with Related Party during the year\nName of related Relationship Nature of Outstanding Balance\nPart Transaction As on 31% March, 2612\nCeejay Finance Significant Inter Corporate 8,45,00,000/-\nLimited Influence over | Deposit\nthe Compan\nChhotabhai Significant Job-work 10,61 ,72,81 8/-\nJethabhai Patel & | Influence over\nCo, the Firm\nA. C. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. Yr. 8,40,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. \u00a5r. 8,40,000/-\n\u20ac) TAXES ON INCOME\nThere is no timing difference between accounting profit and incame as per Income-tax\nAct as defined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d issued by ICAI. Hence for the purpose of\ntransitional provision there is no Current Tax Assets and Current tax liabilities as\ndefined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d.\nf} Balance under the main head current liabilities, sundry debtors and loans and\nAdvances are subject to confirmation by the respective parties.\ng) Previous year figures have been regrouped or rearranged wherever necessary to\nmake them comparable with those of current year.\nh) INVESTMENTS\nLong Term Investments are stated at cast.\ni) FINISHED JOB-WORK\nFinished Job-werk has been valued as per Job-work bill rate (As per previous years\nmethod)\n16\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glvj0223", "img_55304.png": "Il. A. Related Party with whom transaction have taken place during the year\nChhotabhai Jethabhai Patel & Co.\n(Partnership firm in which directors of\nthe Company are partner having\nsignificant Influence.)\nEnterprises owned or significantly\nInfluenced by key management a. Harshad N. Dalal\npersonnel or their relatives b Prajay P. Patel\nc Arvind C. Patel\nCeejay Finance Limited (Company)\nB. Transaction with Related Party during the year\nName of related Relationship Nature of Outstanding Balance\nPart Transaction As on 31% March, 2612\nCeejay Finance Significant Inter Corporate 8,45,00,000/-\nLimited Influence over | Deposit\nthe Compan\nChhotabhai Significant Job-work 10,61 ,72,81 8/-\nJethabhai Patel & | Influence over\nCo, the Firm\nA. C. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. Yr. 8,40,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. \u00a5r. 8,40,000/-\n\u20ac) TAXES ON INCOME\nThere is no timing difference between accounting profit and incame as per Income-tax\nAct as defined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d issued by ICAI. Hence for the purpose of\ntransitional provision there is no Current Tax Assets and Current tax liabilities as\ndefined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d.\nf} Balance under the main head current liabilities, sundry debtors and loans and\nAdvances are subject to confirmation by the respective parties.\ng) Previous year figures have been regrouped or rearranged wherever necessary to\nmake them comparable with those of current year.\nh) INVESTMENTS\nLong Term Investments are stated at cast.\ni) FINISHED JOB-WORK\nFinished Job-werk has been valued as per Job-work bill rate (As per previous years\nmethod)\n16\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glvj0223", "img_55306.png": "Il. A. Related Party with whom transaction have taken place during the year\nChhotabhai Jethabhai Patel & Co.\n(Partnership firm in which directors of\nthe Company are partner having\nsignificant Influence.)\nEnterprises owned or significantly\nInfluenced by key management a. Harshad N. Dalal\npersonnel or their relatives b Prajay P. Patel\nc Arvind C. Patel\nCeejay Finance Limited (Company)\nB. Transaction with Related Party during the year\nName of related Relationship Nature of Outstanding Balance\nPart Transaction As on 31% March, 2612\nCeejay Finance Significant Inter Corporate 8,45,00,000/-\nLimited Influence over | Deposit\nthe Compan\nChhotabhai Significant Job-work 10,61 ,72,81 8/-\nJethabhai Patel & | Influence over\nCo, the Firm\nA. C. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. Yr. 8,40,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration C. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nP. \u00a5r. 8,40,000/-\n\u20ac) TAXES ON INCOME\nThere is no timing difference between accounting profit and incame as per Income-tax\nAct as defined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d issued by ICAI. Hence for the purpose of\ntransitional provision there is no Current Tax Assets and Current tax liabilities as\ndefined in AS-22 \u201cTaxes on Income\u201d.\nf} Balance under the main head current liabilities, sundry debtors and loans and\nAdvances are subject to confirmation by the respective parties.\ng) Previous year figures have been regrouped or rearranged wherever necessary to\nmake them comparable with those of current year.\nh) INVESTMENTS\nLong Term Investments are stated at cast.\ni) FINISHED JOB-WORK\nFinished Job-werk has been valued as per Job-work bill rate (As per previous years\nmethod)\n16\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/glvj0223", "img_55119.png": "|\nPROTECT.\nle Datieidet Cfely\no Posie THE LABEL", "img_54368.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54370.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54371.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54372.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54373.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54374.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILIE LIABILITY be\ntee CONTINUED a i\nFOLLOW UP REMARKS a a QUANTITY.\nPoE IE SEE 4\np\u2014j|\u2014__j; __| | 8\nCo :\nPo 2\n: Q\n|_| 8\n2 [| oO\nRSRT For PUO3 - Rov. 7/06\nOO ER", "img_54376.png": "\u2018PURCITASE ORDER R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\n. ORIGINATORS COPY urchasing Department Purchase Order\nCheat ; P.O. Box 1395 No. 99-19686 YY\nSheck 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nFlee prey ORIGINATOR\n\u2018 5 IMPORTANT! ALL NUMBERS\n. REQUESTED MUST APPEAR ON ALL\nTo:\n[ \u201c) Ros. SHIPPING POINT DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES.\nPERKIN ELMER CORP Toms\nAPPLIED BIOSYSTEMS NET 30 DAYS Confirming\n850 LINCOLN CENTER OR On\n[FOSTER CITY CA ghhoh-1128 | P*MAYPAE 7 106/99\nInquiryNo. 9 are 5\nSR J REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO INVOICE TO: (See note 6 on reverse) Account Code Requisition No.\nHBGTC - BLDG 611-12 R J REYNOLDS TOB CO\n! 950 REYNOLDS BLVD DISBURSEMENTS ACCTG . BELO D~\nP WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 P. QO. BOX 2955 \u2018 Vendor No. Buyer No. Job Order No.\nWINSTON-SALEM N. C, sik\nBALLARD /DAVID HEAVNER 0 0005815 67.0 ee\nCa er ner narra} Snihe:\nMATERIAL FURNISHED TO RJRT HEREUNDER.\nTHE SUPPLIER SHALL SECURE, AND MAINTAIN,\nFOR THE DURATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE\nFOLLOWING INSURANCE COVERAGE:\n1. WORKERS\u2019 COMPENSATION WITH COVERAGE\n& APPLICABLE TO ALL STATES IN WHICH\nWORK 1S TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS\n. AGREEMENT AND WITH LIMITS IN ACCORD- .\nANCE WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR\nWORKERS\" COMPENSATION AND COVERAGE B~\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE INCLUD-\nING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE WITH A LIMIT\nNO LESS THAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS\n($1,000,000) PER ACCIDENT.\nTHE INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN PROVI-\nSIONS WAIVING UNDERWRITERS RIGHTS OF\nSUBROGATION AGAINST RJRT, 17S PARENT\nAND AFFILIATED COMPANIES AND THEIR\nRESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND\n- EMPLOYEES, .\n2. 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Sales eee ee eee\nuw\n: e\nBH\n. es\nNe\nLeone. wo\nLo w\n\u2018 ~\nBuyer: Bink Shop S\nCall for Pick-up: Karen Hughes 4 Rey. Bldg. 6593\n(Name) (Extension)\nRIRY USA Form 8202 \u2014 Rev. 05/88\nBS ROUTING", "img_52608.png": "af\n1a. PROMOTION MATERIAL APPROVALS\nSV-a\n\\ Approval! Deadline: __.___\n\u00e9\nRelatienshiy\nBrand(s) Yan /, Ss, \u2018\nHd BEY: ' .\nDescription of use_70 be, YaekeR with) Yoh Aremium bffes?\na \u2018 Legal\nOriginstor_8- D+ Brown setiats BOA Date 3/19/95 Approval No.\ncomments ER e Shomees Qe TAC's Ons Vamtone moad Meer\na\na\nApprovals\nInitiats Date Comments\n: 1. Promotion .\ni A. Production : a\n: B. Manager Wie\n: C. Group Manager/Director ee\n: D. Senior Director\nguile] =| 2. Law eee\n7 3. Brand Management\nA. Brad Manager . ee\nB. Vice President Brand\nMarketing \u2018 ee\n4. Tax \u2014_\u2014 en\n5, Senior Management\nA. Senior Vice President '\nMarketing Oe $$ $$ $$\nB. Executive Vice Prasident\nMarketing eee eeeSSSSSSSeeeNN\u201dN\"Y\n. 6. Sales eee ee eee\nuw\n: e\nBH\n. es\nNe\nLeone. wo\nLo w\n\u2018 ~\nBuyer: Bink Shop S\nCall for Pick-up: Karen Hughes 4 Rey. Bldg. 6593\n(Name) (Extension)\nRIRY USA Form 8202 \u2014 Rev. 05/88\nBS ROUTING", "img_52612.png": "af\n1a. PROMOTION MATERIAL APPROVALS\nSV-a\n\\ Approval! Deadline: __.___\n\u00e9\nRelatienshiy\nBrand(s) Yan /, Ss, \u2018\nHd BEY: ' .\nDescription of use_70 be, YaekeR with) Yoh Aremium bffes?\na \u2018 Legal\nOriginstor_8- D+ Brown setiats BOA Date 3/19/95 Approval No.\ncomments ER e Shomees Qe TAC's Ons Vamtone moad Meer\na\na\nApprovals\nInitiats Date Comments\n: 1. Promotion .\ni A. Production : a\n: B. Manager Wie\n: C. Group Manager/Director ee\n: D. Senior Director\nguile] =| 2. Law eee\n7 3. Brand Management\nA. Brad Manager . ee\nB. Vice President Brand\nMarketing \u2018 ee\n4. Tax \u2014_\u2014 en\n5, Senior Management\nA. Senior Vice President '\nMarketing Oe $$ $$ $$\nB. Executive Vice Prasident\nMarketing eee eeeSSSSSSSeeeNN\u201dN\"Y\n. 6. Sales eee ee eee\nuw\n: e\nBH\n. es\nNe\nLeone. wo\nLo w\n\u2018 ~\nBuyer: Bink Shop S\nCall for Pick-up: Karen Hughes 4 Rey. Bldg. 6593\n(Name) (Extension)\nRIRY USA Form 8202 \u2014 Rev. 05/88\nBS ROUTING", "img_52617.png": "af\n1a. PROMOTION MATERIAL APPROVALS\nSV-a\n\\ Approval! Deadline: __.___\n\u00e9\nRelatienshiy\nBrand(s) Yan /, Ss, \u2018\nHd BEY: ' .\nDescription of use_70 be, YaekeR with) Yoh Aremium bffes?\na \u2018 Legal\nOriginstor_8- D+ Brown setiats BOA Date 3/19/95 Approval No.\ncomments ER e Shomees Qe TAC's Ons Vamtone moad Meer\na\na\nApprovals\nInitiats Date Comments\n: 1. Promotion .\ni A. Production : a\n: B. Manager Wie\n: C. Group Manager/Director ee\n: D. Senior Director\nguile] =| 2. Law eee\n7 3. Brand Management\nA. Brad Manager . ee\nB. Vice President Brand\nMarketing \u2018 ee\n4. Tax \u2014_\u2014 en\n5, Senior Management\nA. Senior Vice President '\nMarketing Oe $$ $$ $$\nB. Executive Vice Prasident\nMarketing eee eeeSSSSSSSeeeNN\u201dN\"Y\n. 6. Sales eee ee eee\nuw\n: e\nBH\n. es\nNe\nLeone. wo\nLo w\n\u2018 ~\nBuyer: Bink Shop S\nCall for Pick-up: Karen Hughes 4 Rey. Bldg. 6593\n(Name) (Extension)\nRIRY USA Form 8202 \u2014 Rev. 05/88\nBS ROUTING", "img_52620.png": "af\n1a. PROMOTION MATERIAL APPROVALS\nSV-a\n\\ Approval! Deadline: __.___\n\u00e9\nRelatienshiy\nBrand(s) Yan /, Ss, \u2018\nHd BEY: ' .\nDescription of use_70 be, YaekeR with) Yoh Aremium bffes?\na \u2018 Legal\nOriginstor_8- D+ Brown setiats BOA Date 3/19/95 Approval No.\ncomments ER e Shomees Qe TAC's Ons Vamtone moad Meer\na\na\nApprovals\nInitiats Date Comments\n: 1. Promotion .\ni A. Production : a\n: B. Manager Wie\n: C. Group Manager/Director ee\n: D. Senior Director\nguile] =| 2. Law eee\n7 3. Brand Management\nA. Brad Manager . ee\nB. Vice President Brand\nMarketing \u2018 ee\n4. Tax \u2014_\u2014 en\n5, Senior Management\nA. Senior Vice President '\nMarketing Oe $$ $$ $$\nB. Executive Vice Prasident\nMarketing eee eeeSSSSSSSeeeNN\u201dN\"Y\n. 6. 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Bldg. 6593\n(Name) (Extension)\nRIRY USA Form 8202 \u2014 Rev. 05/88\nBS ROUTING", "img_5439.png": "46\n43, Variations Among Population-Density Areas\nAs probably would be expected, air and water pollution was an\nespecially serious problem in the large metropolitan areas in\nboth 1965 and 1967.\nEven in farm areas, although less serious than in other areas\nin 1967, air and water pollution still is a serious problem\ncompared to the other problems,\nConsider Additional Government Action\n: \"Absolutely Essential\" For:\nAuto-\nAir And mobile Mistreat~\nWater Minimum Safety Child ment Of\nPollution Wages Features Welfare Animals\n1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965\nAll Canada 47 6 35 HO Bh 7 35 Se 12\u00b056\nOver 450M Gi) G3) 39 5135 hk 3D HOCK\n30-450M 15 ES 52585 30 \u00ab28 295 928 \u00a7 1\n1-30M Ee iy Shy 13 hia 28 On eet 10s 7 2k\nRural non-farm 49 39 O35 3928 36730 be aks\nFarm By eee 25. ei 2p an so oF, ed Mis AS\nTotal urban 8 HO) 36 iB 35 ee ee eee Uy sale\nTotal rural 43 40 Cu ae 32330) 29 = 26 1B aks\n(See Table 2B)\nScanned by CamScanner", "img_5442.png": "46\n43, Variations Among Population-Density Areas\nAs probably would be expected, air and water pollution was an\nespecially serious problem in the large metropolitan areas in\nboth 1965 and 1967.\nEven in farm areas, although less serious than in other areas\nin 1967, air and water pollution still is a serious problem\ncompared to the other problems,\nConsider Additional Government Action\n: \"Absolutely Essential\" For:\nAuto-\nAir And mobile Mistreat~\nWater Minimum Safety Child ment Of\nPollution Wages Features Welfare Animals\n1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965\nAll Canada 47 6 35 HO Bh 7 35 Se 12\u00b056\nOver 450M Gi) G3) 39 5135 hk 3D HOCK\n30-450M 15 ES 52585 30 \u00ab28 295 928 \u00a7 1\n1-30M Ee iy Shy 13 hia 28 On eet 10s 7 2k\nRural non-farm 49 39 O35 3928 36730 be aks\nFarm By eee 25. ei 2p an so oF, ed Mis AS\nTotal urban 8 HO) 36 iB 35 ee ee eee Uy sale\nTotal rural 43 40 Cu ae 32330) 29 = 26 1B aks\n(See Table 2B)\nScanned by CamScanner", "img_5445.png": "46\n43, Variations Among Population-Density Areas\nAs probably would be expected, air and water pollution was an\nespecially serious problem in the large metropolitan areas in\nboth 1965 and 1967.\nEven in farm areas, although less serious than in other areas\nin 1967, air and water pollution still is a serious problem\ncompared to the other problems,\nConsider Additional Government Action\n: \"Absolutely Essential\" For:\nAuto-\nAir And mobile Mistreat~\nWater Minimum Safety Child ment Of\nPollution Wages Features Welfare Animals\n1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965 1967 1965\nAll Canada 47 6 35 HO Bh 7 35 Se 12\u00b056\nOver 450M Gi) G3) 39 5135 hk 3D HOCK\n30-450M 15 ES 52585 30 \u00ab28 295 928 \u00a7 1\n1-30M Ee iy Shy 13 hia 28 On eet 10s 7 2k\nRural non-farm 49 39 O35 3928 36730 be aks\nFarm By eee 25. ei 2p an so oF, ed Mis AS\nTotal urban 8 HO) 36 iB 35 ee ee eee Uy sale\nTotal rural 43 40 Cu ae 32330) 29 = 26 1B aks\n(See Table 2B)\nScanned by CamScanner", "img_59927.png": "Marabou Nutrition Symposium 1981, tentative program\n\nFOOD INDUSTRY AND NUTRITION\n\nFriday, June 12, 1981\n\n\"Food industry and nutrition - problems, responsibilities,\n\nand the future\"\n\nby Sir David Orr, President of Unilever 40 minutes FS\nSaturday, June 13, 1981\n\n\"Social changes and the food industry\"\n\nby Professor John McKenzie 25 minutes AD/ST\n\"The attitude of the consumer\"\n\nby 30 minutes PW\n\"The role of industrial food in family economy\"\n\nby Professor Ray Goldberg, Professor of Food Economics,\n\nHarvard Business School, Boston, USA 25 minutes FS\n\"Effects of food processing on nutrients - industrial,\n\ninstitutional, home\" \u2018\n\nby Professor Arnold E. Bender, Queen Elizabeth College,\n\nLondon University, England 40 minutes AD\n\"How safe are our foods\"\n\nby Dr Mike Foster, Head of Food Research, Wisconsin\n\nUniversity, USA 30 minutes FS\n\"What do we seek from the food industry\"\n\nby Philip White, Chicago, USA 30 minutes PW\nThe symposium shall include industrialized catering but baby foods and\n\nfarming will not be discussed.\n\n8021113\n\nPOW/elh", "img_59928.png": "Marabou Nutrition Symposium 1981, tentative program\n\nFOOD INDUSTRY AND NUTRITION\n\nFriday, June 12, 1981\n\n\"Food industry and nutrition - problems, responsibilities,\n\nand the future\"\n\nby Sir David Orr, President of Unilever 40 minutes FS\nSaturday, June 13, 1981\n\n\"Social changes and the food industry\"\n\nby Professor John McKenzie 25 minutes AD/ST\n\"The attitude of the consumer\"\n\nby 30 minutes PW\n\"The role of industrial food in family economy\"\n\nby Professor Ray Goldberg, Professor of Food Economics,\n\nHarvard Business School, Boston, USA 25 minutes FS\n\"Effects of food processing on nutrients - industrial,\n\ninstitutional, home\" \u2018\n\nby Professor Arnold E. Bender, Queen Elizabeth College,\n\nLondon University, England 40 minutes AD\n\"How safe are our foods\"\n\nby Dr Mike Foster, Head of Food Research, Wisconsin\n\nUniversity, USA 30 minutes FS\n\"What do we seek from the food industry\"\n\nby Philip White, Chicago, USA 30 minutes PW\nThe symposium shall include industrialized catering but baby foods and\n\nfarming will not be discussed.\n\n8021113\n\nPOW/elh", "img_59929.png": "Marabou Nutrition Symposium 1981, tentative program\n\nFOOD INDUSTRY AND NUTRITION\n\nFriday, June 12, 1981\n\n\"Food industry and nutrition - problems, responsibilities,\n\nand the future\"\n\nby Sir David Orr, President of Unilever 40 minutes FS\nSaturday, June 13, 1981\n\n\"Social changes and the food industry\"\n\nby Professor John McKenzie 25 minutes AD/ST\n\"The attitude of the consumer\"\n\nby 30 minutes PW\n\"The role of industrial food in family economy\"\n\nby Professor Ray Goldberg, Professor of Food Economics,\n\nHarvard Business School, Boston, USA 25 minutes FS\n\"Effects of food processing on nutrients - industrial,\n\ninstitutional, home\" \u2018\n\nby Professor Arnold E. Bender, Queen Elizabeth College,\n\nLondon University, England 40 minutes AD\n\"How safe are our foods\"\n\nby Dr Mike Foster, Head of Food Research, Wisconsin\n\nUniversity, USA 30 minutes FS\n\"What do we seek from the food industry\"\n\nby Philip White, Chicago, USA 30 minutes PW\nThe symposium shall include industrialized catering but baby foods and\n\nfarming will not be discussed.\n\n8021113\n\nPOW/elh", "img_59930.png": "Marabou Nutrition Symposium 1981, tentative program\n\nFOOD INDUSTRY AND NUTRITION\n\nFriday, June 12, 1981\n\n\"Food industry and nutrition - problems, responsibilities,\n\nand the future\"\n\nby Sir David Orr, President of Unilever 40 minutes FS\nSaturday, June 13, 1981\n\n\"Social changes and the food industry\"\n\nby Professor John McKenzie 25 minutes AD/ST\n\"The attitude of the consumer\"\n\nby 30 minutes PW\n\"The role of industrial food in family economy\"\n\nby Professor Ray Goldberg, Professor of Food Economics,\n\nHarvard Business School, Boston, USA 25 minutes FS\n\"Effects of food processing on nutrients - industrial,\n\ninstitutional, home\" \u2018\n\nby Professor Arnold E. Bender, Queen Elizabeth College,\n\nLondon University, England 40 minutes AD\n\"How safe are our foods\"\n\nby Dr Mike Foster, Head of Food Research, Wisconsin\n\nUniversity, USA 30 minutes FS\n\"What do we seek from the food industry\"\n\nby Philip White, Chicago, USA 30 minutes PW\nThe symposium shall include industrialized catering but baby foods and\n\nfarming will not be discussed.\n\n8021113\n\nPOW/elh", "img_59931.png": "Marabou Nutrition Symposium 1981, tentative program\n\nFOOD INDUSTRY AND NUTRITION\n\nFriday, June 12, 1981\n\n\"Food industry and nutrition - problems, responsibilities,\n\nand the future\"\n\nby Sir David Orr, President of Unilever 40 minutes FS\nSaturday, June 13, 1981\n\n\"Social changes and the food industry\"\n\nby Professor John McKenzie 25 minutes AD/ST\n\"The attitude of the consumer\"\n\nby 30 minutes PW\n\"The role of industrial food in family economy\"\n\nby Professor Ray Goldberg, Professor of Food Economics,\n\nHarvard Business School, Boston, USA 25 minutes FS\n\"Effects of food processing on nutrients - industrial,\n\ninstitutional, home\" \u2018\n\nby Professor Arnold E. Bender, Queen Elizabeth College,\n\nLondon University, England 40 minutes AD\n\"How safe are our foods\"\n\nby Dr Mike Foster, Head of Food Research, Wisconsin\n\nUniversity, USA 30 minutes FS\n\"What do we seek from the food industry\"\n\nby Philip White, Chicago, USA 30 minutes PW\nThe symposium shall include industrialized catering but baby foods and\n\nfarming will not be discussed.\n\n8021113\n\nPOW/elh", "img_8044.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8047.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8048.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8049.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8045.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8046.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_8050.png": "< \u00b0 i\na\u201c.\n; di Tobacco Company\nee ee\nL  Selling/Execution Detall\nDTS Date: 2Q (April/May)\nPromotion: S. California Beach 2-Pack Lighter\nPromotion #: 803046 (#174 for live product) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItam #: 555965 (1,500 SKUs/30,000 Offers)\nSKU Quantity: 20\nPromotion Details: 1) Promotion Description: Free CAMEL Lighter with 2-pack purchase\n2) Materials Description: Sleeve with lighter packed 20 per SKU\nwith easel card. No temporary display in SKU. Avallable for order\n3/29/99.\n3) Recommended Displays: Utilize generic display if applicable\n4) Special Instructions: Promotion to be worked in beach locations\nPricing Details: 1) Invoice Description: N/A\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: N/A\n4) Additional Allowance: N/A\nPromotional Packaging UPC: 12300-23860 :\nUPC: N/A\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: \u2014 $14.00/6M Case\u2018\n* Information attached for direct account if applicable.\non\nRD\n=\n~\n~\nwo\no\n5B", "img_6325.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_6334.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_6345.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_6351.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_6357.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_6360.png": "\u2019 \u2018 , vt :\nTobacco Company \u201cWe Work for Smokrrs\u201d\nRebecca Badgett - Distribution & Logistics :\n336-741-1781 (Telephone No.) _ GY |\n336-741-5334 (Fax No.) 7 -1\u00a2-1 \u00a2 7s\n(ate) ..\n2 Torou: [210 _ via rax(Ziy YI2- F072\n% 5\na RE: Bil ofLadingNo: 1S BO/O/ OPO 8/3107 88\nae : . o\n\u201d The carrier advises the above shipment has been refused for the following reavon:\nDid not order ___ No room ___Storeclosed -\nDo not want No one there Wrong items/ty.\nDuplicate order Order cancelled :\nother \u201cLEFUSed -- DVZks bppedk _\nPlease review and fax your recommendation as to the disposition of this shipnient to my\nattention no liter than the suspense date shown at the bottom of this memorandura so we\ncan provide the carrier with the proper written notification. If we do not reccive your\nfaxed response by the suspense date, we will automatically advise the carrier ty return the\nshipment to the origin warehouse. : : :\n\u201cee Please do not attempt to handle disposition directly with the carrier. This will allow us to\n: maintain our records of the refusal as weil as all applicable charges Jt will al:u ensure no\nfreight charges are billed to your office or to the customer. =\nRecommendation: a\nTTT \u2014 i\n: to\na retest fcpaanp damnit | peed, memes ab\nSo\n: : o\n- - \u201d\nSUSPENSE DATE: 7 [6-4 \u00a5 : 8\n, 100 B LOdXH/d NT APY 6OSL Ty BECQ G6EZT 86/FI/L0", "img_1182.png": "Al: Joint decisions have to be made to come up with a starting dose based on information.\nWRAP- UP ,\nEpidemiologic studies to be conducted starting at the preclinical development stage. This can be\ndone depending on how successful you expect the drug to be. For example, to assess class effect,\nEpidemiologic studies from. the outset are needed to characterize what is known about the drug\nin the class.\nGlyn: Good studies with placebo controfled data are more beneficial; open label long term\nstudies do not define this drug safety profile. Looking at the placebos subjects course long term\ngives valuable data.\nPians / Next Steps/ Closing Comments\nQuestion: Agency will come out with guidelines in September, 2004. How do we formalize the\ncompany\u2019s standpoint?\nAnswer: We do risk management all the time. We simply need to put it down on paper,\no White paper- concept paper needs to be created\nPut data together in better ways: yearly getogether to formalize these perhaps at\nthe time of IND Annual Report.\nExample: 559 uterine CA issue: nothing has been done for this unlike the bladder ,\nCA issue\no On preclinical review, need to work these details out\no Global Reorganization: Global Safety Meeting in Japan is a good place to start\ndiscussion. There is littke manpower in safety in TCL Clinical and Safety\ndivisions should have-a joint say in things. Create a global story in Actos. Need\nproduct stewardship. Glyn & Cal to frther discuss rasing issue at the Giobal\nSafety Mtg.\no Need a multidisciplinary team approach (Astro Zeneca) to create awareness of\nsafety issues as they develop. Consider yearly (or other periodic) joint meetings\nbetween Clinical and Safety to look at and analyze safety data,\n\u2018Takeda forum Risk Management 4\nMareh:22,-2004 :\nConfidential - Subject t\u00e9 Protective Order TAK-BAROND-G0208934\nProduced in MDL on 09/62/12\nSource: https://www.indupo4xseuggguds.ucsf.edu/docs/gmjf0226", "img_1184.png": "Al: Joint decisions have to be made to come up with a starting dose based on information.\nWRAP- UP ,\nEpidemiologic studies to be conducted starting at the preclinical development stage. This can be\ndone depending on how successful you expect the drug to be. For example, to assess class effect,\nEpidemiologic studies from. the outset are needed to characterize what is known about the drug\nin the class.\nGlyn: Good studies with placebo controfled data are more beneficial; open label long term\nstudies do not define this drug safety profile. Looking at the placebos subjects course long term\ngives valuable data.\nPians / Next Steps/ Closing Comments\nQuestion: Agency will come out with guidelines in September, 2004. How do we formalize the\ncompany\u2019s standpoint?\nAnswer: We do risk management all the time. We simply need to put it down on paper,\no White paper- concept paper needs to be created\nPut data together in better ways: yearly getogether to formalize these perhaps at\nthe time of IND Annual Report.\nExample: 559 uterine CA issue: nothing has been done for this unlike the bladder ,\nCA issue\no On preclinical review, need to work these details out\no Global Reorganization: Global Safety Meeting in Japan is a good place to start\ndiscussion. There is littke manpower in safety in TCL Clinical and Safety\ndivisions should have-a joint say in things. Create a global story in Actos. Need\nproduct stewardship. Glyn & Cal to frther discuss rasing issue at the Giobal\nSafety Mtg.\no Need a multidisciplinary team approach (Astro Zeneca) to create awareness of\nsafety issues as they develop. Consider yearly (or other periodic) joint meetings\nbetween Clinical and Safety to look at and analyze safety data,\n\u2018Takeda forum Risk Management 4\nMareh:22,-2004 :\nConfidential - Subject t\u00e9 Protective Order TAK-BAROND-G0208934\nProduced in MDL on 09/62/12\nSource: https://www.indupo4xseuggguds.ucsf.edu/docs/gmjf0226", "img_1185.png": "Al: Joint decisions have to be made to come up with a starting dose based on information.\nWRAP- UP ,\nEpidemiologic studies to be conducted starting at the preclinical development stage. This can be\ndone depending on how successful you expect the drug to be. For example, to assess class effect,\nEpidemiologic studies from. the outset are needed to characterize what is known about the drug\nin the class.\nGlyn: Good studies with placebo controfled data are more beneficial; open label long term\nstudies do not define this drug safety profile. Looking at the placebos subjects course long term\ngives valuable data.\nPians / Next Steps/ Closing Comments\nQuestion: Agency will come out with guidelines in September, 2004. How do we formalize the\ncompany\u2019s standpoint?\nAnswer: We do risk management all the time. We simply need to put it down on paper,\no White paper- concept paper needs to be created\nPut data together in better ways: yearly getogether to formalize these perhaps at\nthe time of IND Annual Report.\nExample: 559 uterine CA issue: nothing has been done for this unlike the bladder ,\nCA issue\no On preclinical review, need to work these details out\no Global Reorganization: Global Safety Meeting in Japan is a good place to start\ndiscussion. There is littke manpower in safety in TCL Clinical and Safety\ndivisions should have-a joint say in things. Create a global story in Actos. Need\nproduct stewardship. Glyn & Cal to frther discuss rasing issue at the Giobal\nSafety Mtg.\no Need a multidisciplinary team approach (Astro Zeneca) to create awareness of\nsafety issues as they develop. Consider yearly (or other periodic) joint meetings\nbetween Clinical and Safety to look at and analyze safety data,\n\u2018Takeda forum Risk Management 4\nMareh:22,-2004 :\nConfidential - Subject t\u00e9 Protective Order TAK-BAROND-G0208934\nProduced in MDL on 09/62/12\nSource: https://www.indupo4xseuggguds.ucsf.edu/docs/gmjf0226", "img_1183.png": "Al: Joint decisions have to be made to come up with a starting dose based on information.\nWRAP- UP ,\nEpidemiologic studies to be conducted starting at the preclinical development stage. This can be\ndone depending on how successful you expect the drug to be. For example, to assess class effect,\nEpidemiologic studies from. the outset are needed to characterize what is known about the drug\nin the class.\nGlyn: Good studies with placebo controfled data are more beneficial; open label long term\nstudies do not define this drug safety profile. Looking at the placebos subjects course long term\ngives valuable data.\nPians / Next Steps/ Closing Comments\nQuestion: Agency will come out with guidelines in September, 2004. How do we formalize the\ncompany\u2019s standpoint?\nAnswer: We do risk management all the time. We simply need to put it down on paper,\no White paper- concept paper needs to be created\nPut data together in better ways: yearly getogether to formalize these perhaps at\nthe time of IND Annual Report.\nExample: 559 uterine CA issue: nothing has been done for this unlike the bladder ,\nCA issue\no On preclinical review, need to work these details out\no Global Reorganization: Global Safety Meeting in Japan is a good place to start\ndiscussion. There is littke manpower in safety in TCL Clinical and Safety\ndivisions should have-a joint say in things. Create a global story in Actos. Need\nproduct stewardship. Glyn & Cal to frther discuss rasing issue at the Giobal\nSafety Mtg.\no Need a multidisciplinary team approach (Astro Zeneca) to create awareness of\nsafety issues as they develop. Consider yearly (or other periodic) joint meetings\nbetween Clinical and Safety to look at and analyze safety data,\n\u2018Takeda forum Risk Management 4\nMareh:22,-2004 :\nConfidential - Subject t\u00e9 Protective Order TAK-BAROND-G0208934\nProduced in MDL on 09/62/12\nSource: https://www.indupo4xseuggguds.ucsf.edu/docs/gmjf0226", "img_55441.png": "CAIEIL UNO Standsione Galanos Sheel for pari CAMA? fio Sere\nStatement of changes in reserves [Table] \u00ab(2)\nUniess otherwise specified, all] monetary valnes are ts INR\ni | ts | |\nto to 31/03/2010 to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012\n[ Statement ofchangesinresenestatrac] \u2014\u2014SsS\u2014\u2018idTSC\u201c\u2018C;SCSC*rCOCOCCCUCdTSCOCCSCTC~dSC\u201c\u2018C;\u2018;*~CSC~*'\n[Statement of changes in eserves [Lineltems] [++i \u2014sd\u2014SSSS\u2014S\n|__Changesinreserves [Abstract] PP\n|___ Additions to reserves {Abstract}\n[Profit doss)forpeiod SSCS\n[Total adaions to reserves SSS Ptr\n[Tol changes inreserves\u2014\u2014\u2014SSCSC~\u2014~\u2014~\u2014\u201c\u2014*~N EE _\u2014\u2014CCCSCSC* ar\nDescription of nature and purpose of other\nSS emeaefre | ine |\nStatement of changes in reserves [Table] +(3)\nUnless otherwise specified, all monetary values are in {NR\n|\nto 31/03/2010\n31/03/2011\n| Statement of changes im reserves [Abstract]\n|__ Statement of changes inreserves [Lineltems}\n|_ Changes im reserves [Abstract]\n[_Adaltons to reserves [Absiaet] _\u2014\u2014SSSOSCSCSCSSCSCOCCCTSSSSSC~idSSS\n[__Profir(loss) forperiod SSS THGG]!SSCSC*\n|____Totaladditionstoreserves 86534, 716.95[\n|___Totalchanges im reserves Reais\n|___ Description of nature and purpose of other reserves/funds generat reserves |\n[200300] Notes - Borrowings\nClassification of borrowings [Table] (1)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR\nPO rozz012 | arozrr0nt | 3103/2012 | 31/03/2011\n| Borrowings notes [Abstract]\n|__Details of borrowings [Abstract]\n|___ Details of borrowings [Lineltems]\nClassification of borrowings [Table] \u00ab(2)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\nPO vozn0n2 | av0zz0n | 3103/2012 | 3703/2011\n[ Borrowingsnowstabwac] \u2014\u2014\u2014SSC\u2014C\u201c\u2018~C~;~S;<~dSS*=<~;~<=;~;~iTSsS<CS*\u00e9\u2018iTSC\u2018(C\u2018zrS~;~CS~*\u201d\n[ Dewils ofborrowings (Absact] SCS | SSSSSCSC~dT SSCS SSCS SSS\n|__ Details of borrowings (Lineltems} |\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmvj0223", "img_55399.png": "CAIEIL UNO Standsione Galanos Sheel for pari CAMA? fio Sere\nDisclosure of tangible assets [Table] (19)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR\nenn | stn | tin | sen, | ta | tan\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 | 31/03/2011\n| Disclosure of tangible assets [Abstract] | PT\ntase\n[LineItems]\n[Nature oroihertangibtewsets\u2014=iooo\u2014\u2014~iemo\u2014\u2014S~=id\u2014SCSC~*sOSC~isSCSC*~CiSC*d\ngaeawe | ~~ | {|\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nee\n[Abstract]\nrete | cml wel ceo ee |\nbusiness combinations tangible 4,96,090) 35,56,659) 4,96,090) 35,56,659)\nassets\n|__ Depreciation tangible assets | 14.69,608] 1406342] | 14.69,604] 14,06,342|\nmeee | ot\nrecognised in profit or\nloss tangible assets\nsere | yt\nrecognised in profit or loss\ntangible assets\nes\n[Abstract]\n| imeeemeiwss Pt\nothers\nee\nassets\nee\nassets [Abstract]\n| tes Pg\nassets, others\nae\ntangible assets\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmvj0223", "img_56399.png": "CAIEIL UNO Standsione Galanos Sheel for pari CAMA? fio Sere\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] \u00ab(2)\nUniess otherwise specified, al] monetary valnes are ts INR\n\u2018Classes of tangible assets (Axis! \u201cBuildings [Member] | Plant and equipment [Member]\n: . \u2018Owned and leased ascets fe | Qvaned and leased assets\nSRE REELS Member | CREAR Teme | iatember!\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 | 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA 1.00 91.00 INA INA\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] \u00ab(3)\nUndess otherwise specified, all monetary vahies are In INE\n\u2018Classes of tangible assets LGds) Plant and equipment (Member | Ruriiiture and fixtures [Member]\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 _| 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates 1.00 91.00 INA INA 51.00 21.00\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] (4)\nUniess othenwise specified, all monetary values are in INR\nGlasses af tangible assets Tavis] Vehicles (Member! Motor vehicles [Member]\nSab classe oremneiblenscets Ande] | ed are leaped assets: Owned and leased assets :\nSah etre of tangible aecers fmt istambert- iMomber! Ree eee Ment\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 _| 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA INA INA 21.00 21.00\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] (5)\nSEES Uniess otherwise specified, all PRONCEATY values are in INR\nGane ieee cee (ay Fier tuipment niente) (ther tanpibie ast [Monier\nESS a FOOTE AEN ROGET NOES: \u2018Owned and leased assets\nSabet ortimeie assist | ON ae | Ome sts iNember iMenber)\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 | 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA 01.00 21.00 INA INA\ntangible assets\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmvj0223", "img_56400.png": "CAIEIL UNO Standsione Galanos Sheel for pari CAMA? fio Sere\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] \u00ab(2)\nUniess otherwise specified, al] monetary valnes are ts INR\n\u2018Classes of tangible assets (Axis! \u201cBuildings [Member] | Plant and equipment [Member]\n: . \u2018Owned and leased ascets fe | Qvaned and leased assets\nSRE REELS Member | CREAR Teme | iatember!\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 | 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA 1.00 91.00 INA INA\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] \u00ab(3)\nUndess otherwise specified, all monetary vahies are In INE\n\u2018Classes of tangible assets LGds) Plant and equipment (Member | Ruriiiture and fixtures [Member]\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 _| 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates 1.00 91.00 INA INA 51.00 21.00\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] (4)\nUniess othenwise specified, all monetary values are in INR\nGlasses af tangible assets Tavis] Vehicles (Member! Motor vehicles [Member]\nSab classe oremneiblenscets Ande] | ed are leaped assets: Owned and leased assets :\nSah etre of tangible aecers fmt istambert- iMomber! Ree eee Ment\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 _| 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA INA INA 21.00 21.00\ntangible assets\nDisclosure of additional information tangible assets [Table] (5)\nSEES Uniess otherwise specified, all PRONCEATY values are in INR\nGane ieee cee (ay Fier tuipment niente) (ther tanpibie ast [Monier\nESS a FOOTE AEN ROGET NOES: \u2018Owned and leased assets\nSabet ortimeie assist | ON ae | Ome sts iNember iMenber)\n01/04/2011 01/04/2010 01/04/2011 01/04/2010 | 01/04/2011 | 01/04/2010\nto to to to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011 | 31/03/2012 | 31/03/2011\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [Abstract]\nDisclosure of additional information\ntangible assets [LineItems]\nUseful lives or depreciation rates INA INA 01.00 21.00 INA INA\ntangible assets\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmvj0223", "img_55442.png": "CAIEIL UNO Standsione Galanos Sheel for pari CAMA? fio Sere\nDetails of non-current investments [Table] (10)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary valacs are in INR\n| ies | Sin | Sie |\nto to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011\n[ Noncurentinvesimens [Abarat] \u2014SsS\u2014~CSC<\u2018SSC~<\u2018~;~\u2018iTSC\u201c\u2018<\u2018<\u2018<\u2018C;C*drSSS\u2122SC~*drOC~C\u2018;*~CS~*'\ntears\n[Abstract]\n[|__Details of non-current investments [Lineltems]\n__bretnmcenninimes a a tn\nType of non-current investments Indian companies|Indian \u2014 companies|sector equity|sector equity\nequity instruments lequity instruments \u2018instruments instruments\nDetails of non-current investments [Table] (11)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary valacs are in INR\n| en | Sin | Sifu |\nto to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011\n| Non-current investments [Abstract] |\name\n[Abstract]\n| Dewils ofnon-current investments (Linehiems} | ++i Sid SSC\n_btnmcinniciman ES  at\u2122 a  t\u2122\nType of non-current investments Indian companies|Indian companies|Indian companies|Indian companies|\nequity instruments __ [equity instruments lequity instruments __|equity instruments\nDetails of non-current investments [Table] (12)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are ig INR\nben | Si | Sau |\nto to to to\n31/03/2012 31/03/2011 31/03/2012 31/03/2011\n[ Noncurentinvesimens [Abarat] \u2014\u2014SsS\u2014CS\u2014<\u2018SSCSC~<\u201c~;~dTSC<\u201c<\u2018C~*rTSSSSSCSC*drSOCOCCC~*\u201d\neres\n[Abstract]\n|___Details of non-current investments [Lineltems] PT\n_brtnmcennincime eran ae\nType of non-current investments government or trust|government or trust|Indian companies|Indian \u2014_ companies|\nsecurities securities lequity instruments equity instruments\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\nPT 3032012 | 3110372011 |\n[Disclosure of notes on non-current investments explanatory [TexiBlockI \u2014\u2014\u2014SC~\u2014CSC~SC~S~SCS~*~S<C~S~drS~CSC~\u2122\n|__ Aggregate amount of unquoted non-current investments\n[__ Aggregate provision for diminution in value of non-current investments Pf\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmvj0223", "img_43599.png": "99.9 Yo 5 Year Midterm Survival of\n' \u2122 _ 4\n~~ the Pinnacle Multi-liner Acetabular Cup\nin a Prospective Multi-Center Study aia\nCEE ee ee.\noe ~~\nA single acetabular system that accommodates \u2014 non\n- a variety of liner and head size options can be = \u2014_\n\u2014 advantageous in Total Hip Arthroplasty. ee\nMethods: Mean Harris Hip Scores te Se |\n\u00a9 1,183 Primary, Consecutive, Multi-liner, Acetabular, . 0 EU : :\nPinnacle\u2019 Cup THA\u2019 ee ie oS\n* Performed between 2000 & 2006 ee Metal-on-Polyethylene\n\u00a9 16 Surgeons fp ei ee a.\n9 different cemented & uncernented stems implanted casas baa ca a\n* 463 left, 546 right, 87 bilateral el ge Et ee bed\n* Mean follow-up: 2 years fee eee Ge ig eee\n* Total patients: 1,183 (622 females, 561 males) SO ee CEA.\n* Mean age: 62 (rafige: 18 to 91) og ei ee Ela Cues Rice Ge. :\n* Mean BMI::30.(range: 16 to 65) : 4 ool a =a 2 : wa i es i\nResults: Pa fe ee r a\n* At 5 years, acetabular \u2018cup survival was 99.9% ened ce Slee eae oe bee ae oe ore\n* 0% aseptic loosening Spagna) Sunes Pe ees aes ni a Pees\n* 17 dislocating hips: fe Se pe oe\n\u2014 76%(28mm heads) : es aa se Ge : Sy\n~ 18%(32mmheads) oe eee evi \u2014 :\n- 6% (36mm heads)\n\u2014 11 re-operations where.a stable cup wes retained Mean Flexion Scores : i Metal-on-Metal i\n\u2014 Ships treated conservatively, PRE soe \u2018i snstd : i\n= 1 hip revised for instability al 2weeks post-op : ue ag a5 oa oa ee : :\n* 12 Additional re-operations: = fas a a Ea Eee a RUB i a i\n4 aoe om (I a :\n3 Femoral:fractures : 3 fal Got Po ee Pe a pees.\n~ 2 Stem loosenings : oe oe ae ee ee ee ae bee\n= 1 Superficial infection : oo... ee eee, :\n\u2014 Tmodulus: mismatch : i ad ae faa oe Ls { ee oF co :\n[oe SOP at lies lll\nCondusion: Ee a\n* Outstanding mid-term survival Fr | 2h. Bae\n* Differences between patients, surgeons, fernoral stems, a te as i a i ek: eae :\nhead size, & articulation types did net affect survival rrr hSDN :\n* Re-operation for instability was aided by an acetabular 1 a a \u201c Re :\nsystern that accommodates a variety of liner &head, eae A ees \u2014\n\n: : \u201csize options . ee oie eet ear eee tee cant ce ae ce EET na a aaa a ee ac \u2018\na 449 Qutof 12 teop\u00e9rations fofdislodations, stability |) 2 APE ae Beg ee |) Ceramic-on-Polyethylene\n gehieved with cup retention ee ee ee\n\nI Studyconcutedy,\n\nrr \u2014 \u2014\" eee ae\n\nPee eee eg ilar outhoasocate eat ee Orthopaedic Center of jordanvoungamsutte\naa a a a a Sea eM Mace ee dhinnni [pi Prolianee Surgeons cites: DePuy Osthepaedion Inc | theRockies 5: ce: Virginia Beach VALUSA 9g cede:\nee ee\nES eg EUle Oe Sesh eus oll GQ NS elias ee eee eee as icc Sle an\nseeetareesematiencemeatmeerseet He eee. 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DEPUY000529087\nP-00937-00001\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmwn0226", "img_43600.png": "99.9 Yo 5 Year Midterm Survival of\n' \u2122 _ 4\n~~ the Pinnacle Multi-liner Acetabular Cup\nin a Prospective Multi-Center Study aia\nCEE ee ee.\noe ~~\nA single acetabular system that accommodates \u2014 non\n- a variety of liner and head size options can be = \u2014_\n\u2014 advantageous in Total Hip Arthroplasty. ee\nMethods: Mean Harris Hip Scores te Se |\n\u00a9 1,183 Primary, Consecutive, Multi-liner, Acetabular, . 0 EU : :\nPinnacle\u2019 Cup THA\u2019 ee ie oS\n* Performed between 2000 & 2006 ee Metal-on-Polyethylene\n\u00a9 16 Surgeons fp ei ee a.\n9 different cemented & uncernented stems implanted casas baa ca a\n* 463 left, 546 right, 87 bilateral el ge Et ee bed\n* Mean follow-up: 2 years fee eee Ge ig eee\n* Total patients: 1,183 (622 females, 561 males) SO ee CEA.\n* Mean age: 62 (rafige: 18 to 91) og ei ee Ela Cues Rice Ge. :\n* Mean BMI::30.(range: 16 to 65) : 4 ool a =a 2 : wa i es i\nResults: Pa fe ee r a\n* At 5 years, acetabular \u2018cup survival was 99.9% ened ce Slee eae oe bee ae oe ore\n* 0% aseptic loosening Spagna) Sunes Pe ees aes ni a Pees\n* 17 dislocating hips: fe Se pe oe\n\u2014 76%(28mm heads) : es aa se Ge : Sy\n~ 18%(32mmheads) oe eee evi \u2014 :\n- 6% (36mm heads)\n\u2014 11 re-operations where.a stable cup wes retained Mean Flexion Scores : i Metal-on-Metal i\n\u2014 Ships treated conservatively, PRE soe \u2018i snstd : i\n= 1 hip revised for instability al 2weeks post-op : ue ag a5 oa oa ee : :\n* 12 Additional re-operations: = fas a a Ea Eee a RUB i a i\n4 aoe om (I a :\n3 Femoral:fractures : 3 fal Got Po ee Pe a pees.\n~ 2 Stem loosenings : oe oe ae ee ee ee ae bee\n= 1 Superficial infection : oo... ee eee, :\n\u2014 Tmodulus: mismatch : i ad ae faa oe Ls { ee oF co :\n[oe SOP at lies lll\nCondusion: Ee a\n* Outstanding mid-term survival Fr | 2h. Bae\n* Differences between patients, surgeons, fernoral stems, a te as i a i ek: eae :\nhead size, & articulation types did net affect survival rrr hSDN :\n* Re-operation for instability was aided by an acetabular 1 a a \u201c Re :\nsystern that accommodates a variety of liner &head, eae A ees \u2014\n\n: : \u201csize options . ee oie eet ear eee tee cant ce ae ce EET na a aaa a ee ac \u2018\na 449 Qutof 12 teop\u00e9rations fofdislodations, stability |) 2 APE ae Beg ee |) Ceramic-on-Polyethylene\n gehieved with cup retention ee ee ee\n\nI Studyconcutedy,\n\nrr \u2014 \u2014\" eee ae\n\nPee eee eg ilar outhoasocate eat ee Orthopaedic Center of jordanvoungamsutte\naa a a a a Sea eM Mace ee dhinnni [pi Prolianee Surgeons cites: DePuy Osthepaedion Inc | theRockies 5: ce: Virginia Beach VALUSA 9g cede:\nee ee\nES eg EUle Oe Sesh eus oll GQ NS elias ee eee eee as icc Sle an\nseeetareesematiencemeatmeerseet He eee. Sep reas omen saneranen sais ae af ae oS Se ae os aS a S a ae ies ieeeeatuteeses a ees aoe ogee aaa eee tagaaeeneeayad ene 4943) besa aie Sreereaeaes\nSUNS SS EuGceRee Sees Geers ee ee ee ee cpe engin ibimsomn: uti cc stn cin degen cee es ec ce gee ee ee ee ee capes\nee\nee eee eee eae\nee eee @ DePuy\nnae ARAM IG EES ese GE SHEE TSE VEE Lowe ae EEE a company\niat i115 if SRE RANE RIGS SRIR ae pe RT TG TORTTEFTITIETHISTT AITO\u201d folmeonafohmenn.\nden ee eee Rae EIR SRTISLHRELHESE\non nen eam\n\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY000529087\nP-00937-00001\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmwn0226", "img_43611.png": "99.9 Yo 5 Year Midterm Survival of\n' \u2122 _ 4\n~~ the Pinnacle Multi-liner Acetabular Cup\nin a Prospective Multi-Center Study aia\nCEE ee ee.\noe ~~\nA single acetabular system that accommodates \u2014 non\n- a variety of liner and head size options can be = \u2014_\n\u2014 advantageous in Total Hip Arthroplasty. ee\nMethods: Mean Harris Hip Scores te Se |\n\u00a9 1,183 Primary, Consecutive, Multi-liner, Acetabular, . 0 EU : :\nPinnacle\u2019 Cup THA\u2019 ee ie oS\n* Performed between 2000 & 2006 ee Metal-on-Polyethylene\n\u00a9 16 Surgeons fp ei ee a.\n9 different cemented & uncernented stems implanted casas baa ca a\n* 463 left, 546 right, 87 bilateral el ge Et ee bed\n* Mean follow-up: 2 years fee eee Ge ig eee\n* Total patients: 1,183 (622 females, 561 males) SO ee CEA.\n* Mean age: 62 (rafige: 18 to 91) og ei ee Ela Cues Rice Ge. :\n* Mean BMI::30.(range: 16 to 65) : 4 ool a =a 2 : wa i es i\nResults: Pa fe ee r a\n* At 5 years, acetabular \u2018cup survival was 99.9% ened ce Slee eae oe bee ae oe ore\n* 0% aseptic loosening Spagna) Sunes Pe ees aes ni a Pees\n* 17 dislocating hips: fe Se pe oe\n\u2014 76%(28mm heads) : es aa se Ge : Sy\n~ 18%(32mmheads) oe eee evi \u2014 :\n- 6% (36mm heads)\n\u2014 11 re-operations where.a stable cup wes retained Mean Flexion Scores : i Metal-on-Metal i\n\u2014 Ships treated conservatively, PRE soe \u2018i snstd : i\n= 1 hip revised for instability al 2weeks post-op : ue ag a5 oa oa ee : :\n* 12 Additional re-operations: = fas a a Ea Eee a RUB i a i\n4 aoe om (I a :\n3 Femoral:fractures : 3 fal Got Po ee Pe a pees.\n~ 2 Stem loosenings : oe oe ae ee ee ee ae bee\n= 1 Superficial infection : oo... ee eee, :\n\u2014 Tmodulus: mismatch : i ad ae faa oe Ls { ee oF co :\n[oe SOP at lies lll\nCondusion: Ee a\n* Outstanding mid-term survival Fr | 2h. Bae\n* Differences between patients, surgeons, fernoral stems, a te as i a i ek: eae :\nhead size, & articulation types did net affect survival rrr hSDN :\n* Re-operation for instability was aided by an acetabular 1 a a \u201c Re :\nsystern that accommodates a variety of liner &head, eae A ees \u2014\n\n: : \u201csize options . ee oie eet ear eee tee cant ce ae ce EET na a aaa a ee ac \u2018\na 449 Qutof 12 teop\u00e9rations fofdislodations, stability |) 2 APE ae Beg ee |) Ceramic-on-Polyethylene\n gehieved with cup retention ee ee ee\n\nI Studyconcutedy,\n\nrr \u2014 \u2014\" eee ae\n\nPee eee eg ilar outhoasocate eat ee Orthopaedic Center of jordanvoungamsutte\naa a a a a Sea eM Mace ee dhinnni [pi Prolianee Surgeons cites: DePuy Osthepaedion Inc | theRockies 5: ce: Virginia Beach VALUSA 9g cede:\nee ee\nES eg EUle Oe Sesh eus oll GQ NS elias ee eee eee as icc Sle an\nseeetareesematiencemeatmeerseet He eee. Sep reas omen saneranen sais ae af ae oS Se ae os aS a S a ae ies ieeeeatuteeses a ees aoe ogee aaa eee tagaaeeneeayad ene 4943) besa aie Sreereaeaes\nSUNS SS EuGceRee Sees Geers ee ee ee ee cpe engin ibimsomn: uti cc stn cin degen cee es ec ce gee ee ee ee ee capes\nee\nee eee eee eae\nee eee @ DePuy\nnae ARAM IG EES ese GE SHEE TSE VEE Lowe ae EEE a company\niat i115 if SRE RANE RIGS SRIR ae pe RT TG TORTTEFTITIETHISTT AITO\u201d folmeonafohmenn.\nden ee eee Rae EIR SRTISLHRELHESE\non nen eam\n\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY000529087\nP-00937-00001\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gmwn0226", "img_45817.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 24 Trimegestone\nCLIENT | AVENTIS\n| WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Aventis: Peter Miller (peter.miller@aventis.com)\ni (00 331 499] 5848)\nL Louise Silvestre (00 331 4991 4996)\ni Wyeth: \u2014 Dave Downey (downey@labs.wyeth.com)\n! Russell Neubauer (neubaur@war.wyeth.com)\n. : (001 610341 2092)\nCurrent P ro] ects i Rick Winneker (001 610 989 4832)\nDATE | 16\" March 2001\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nTRIMEGESTONE PRECLINICAL\nP21) Pharmacology Published Gynecological Endocrinology 1999; 13:316-26\nThe pharmacological profile of a\nnovel norpregnane progestin\n(trimegestone)\nD. Philibert et al.\nP2(2) FAST TRACK Bone 1Q2001 Sign-off from Aventis and Wyeth agreed. Submitted to\nEffects of 17B-estradiol and Endometrium Climacteric Climacteric 26.02.01\ntrimegestone alone, and in\ncombination, on the bone and uterus\nof ovariectomized rats\nL. Lepescheux e\u00a2 al.\nP2(3) Pharmacokinetics 1Q 2001 Awaiting comments from Aventis (Claude Bonnat)\nA pharmacokinetic investigation of Xenobiotica or Drug | Reminder sent 18.9.00\ntrimegestone in the rat and Metab Disposition\nCynomolgus monkey following\nintravenous, oral or percutaneous\nadministration\nP2(8) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology, 2001;15:48-55\nEffect of trimegestone alone or in\ncombination with estradiol on bone\nmass and bone turnover in an adult\nmodel of osteopenia\nY. Bouali et al.\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 2\nP24) Pharmacokinetics 1Q2001 Paper under revision\nTrimegestone: pharmacokinetics and\nbioavailability in human volunteers\nfollowing a single oral\nadministration\nP27) Metabolism 2Q2001 Data not yet supplied to Parthenon. On hold\nAnimal and human metabolism in Peter Miller/Bernard Lenfant to provide Dossier\nvivo and in vitro\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality WINNR201-004704\nOrder\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gncw0217", "img_55272.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_55335.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_55337.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_55339.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_55340.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_55341.png": "ie\nTABLE 1: CANCER MORTALITY, ENGLAND AND WALES\n(Males)\nAge-Adjusted Crude Median Life\n\nYear Crude Rate* Rate ** Lifetime Riskt Span _\n\n1861 0.00022 0.00036 0.01398 45.2\n\n1901 0.00070 0.00170 0.05233 54.9\n\n1964 0.00247 0.00225 0.20110 71.6\n\n1964 iy 22 6.25 14.38\n\n1861\n\nSOURCE: S. H. Preston, N. Keyfitz, and R. Schoen (1972). Causes of\n\nDeath: Life Tables for National Populations, Seminar Press,\nNew York, New York, and London.\n*Deaths per year per midyear population.\n\n**Standardized to \"Western\" female stable population. This corrects\nall data to the same age distribution so that differences in crude\nrate owed to differences in fractions of the population at a given\nage are eliminated.\n\n+The crude lifetime risks from all causes of death add to one.\nThere is no correction in this value for competing risks of death.", "img_62793.png": "DIRECTIONS FOR BANKING BY MAIL:\n1. Fill out attached deposit slip. Write name and MAIL DEPOSIT RECEIPT\nelectronic signature code number on form exactly\nas account is carried on our books, .\n2. Endorse checks as follows: Pay to the order of Nashville, Tenn.,\nFirst American National Bank. (Your Signature.)\n8. eee checks etc. in envelope, seal, stamp and We credit your checking account this day, as per name\nmail.\n4, Send currency by registered mail. g, i\n5. Foe duplicate record of deposit, put carbon paper and address below with $\nbetween deposit slip and back of Deposit Receipt. First Americ National Bank\nyi, TN\nPRINT YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON THESE LINES. 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Endorse checks as follows: Pay to the order of Nashville, Tenn.,\nFirst American National Bank. (Your Signature.)\n8. eee checks etc. in envelope, seal, stamp and We credit your checking account this day, as per name\nmail.\n4, Send currency by registered mail. g, i\n5. Foe duplicate record of deposit, put carbon paper and address below with $\nbetween deposit slip and back of Deposit Receipt. First Americ National Bank\nyi, TN\nPRINT YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON THESE LINES. By & May \u2014 :\n: S os\nfe 0G \u201c43\n= \u00ab= 4 2\n< e << fe \u201c4\nCo Me. Wiktr: , % 3 a: !\n4: <= ~ f\na % \u00a2 YS. Ge ee\n% Rs, . f\neh LE ates ie Hy\nNach itbhe Sie eS eee ee\n/\nENCLOSE DEPOSIT SLIP & RECEIPT FORM IN ACCOMPANYING ENVELOPE.\npore] 81g 0=) OLA AINLO 18591740 10]64 8189-19] B esd wh =10 18 140101 05=14 8 14 Leura)", "img_51601.png": "FORM 011-37! 10M 11-70 PADS 100\n\nTo Mr. -htaliggsy PAE Grae\n\n{] For approval of payment. 4\n_{] For execution. ;\n[] For your information and files.\n\n[] For approval as to form.\n\n{] For approval as to execution.\n\n{] For payment.\n\n{] Note and return.\n\n{] Prepare form requested.\n\n[] Answer giving data requested.\n\n[] Return to me with data requested.\n\n[] What do you recommend?\n\n[] Investigate and advise.\n\n[] Are you interested?\n\n[ ] See me about this.\n\n[] Please handle.\n\n{] What do you know of this?\n\nRemarks:____ a Yee ee ? :\nDate Wier na Wea 2\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gnjk0226", "img_51602.png": "FORM 011-37! 10M 11-70 PADS 100\n\nTo Mr. -htaliggsy PAE Grae\n\n{] For approval of payment. 4\n_{] For execution. ;\n[] For your information and files.\n\n[] For approval as to form.\n\n{] For approval as to execution.\n\n{] For payment.\n\n{] Note and return.\n\n{] Prepare form requested.\n\n[] Answer giving data requested.\n\n[] Return to me with data requested.\n\n[] What do you recommend?\n\n[] Investigate and advise.\n\n[] Are you interested?\n\n[ ] See me about this.\n\n[] Please handle.\n\n{] What do you know of this?\n\nRemarks:____ a Yee ee ? :\nDate Wier na Wea 2\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gnjk0226", "img_56460.png": "{6 . J\nREMEAS, GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\n\u2014\u2014\nAPR2 1975 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION\nwis F\n2ChCo! of Public Heaith J ; ay }\nniece une 20-July 10,1976 4 .,3* } }\nEpidemiology - if \u00bb Aye if (4b\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK f Ve i vhs he\n7, sieenemice PST yam eos Re a Rae coe\nFirst Middle Last\n2. Exact Title Assistant PRoFusson _ 3. Department @iviROnmen TAL Medion |\nEN\n4. EmployerS. YU. ee dDic AL center sd. Office Phone_At2- GES\u201c S730 Hy\ners\n: ~v ey\n6) NOiticekAddpesse SOs Siew Sy ee yee ye POOEE My\nNo. Street Chg? State Zip I\n7. Home Address 1O9\u00b0O Creprer st Rew BRvriswiek My OF9e}\nNo. Street . City State Zip Ba\nao EhGonEE 2 \u2014? : a . Bs CS\n8. Home Phone-20! ~ \u20ac&% Si cexc eA bas et 10... \u2018Date of Birth ee iS 9776 b\n11. Teaching Activities ,\nZ Types of Hours tf\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year ij\ni See aa Re AR re Ie ET a ee RE r\nrd\n12. College, University, and Professional Education \u00a9\na School Major \"e a, 5 Year |\nee Sf SRB OS ROR \u00abPE SS ae i eas (Poa. = |\nely seas ren) Birek peli Se A a See 2 eee 2\npe eed Bae ee eed\npreemie eth Re me a IgG Ei\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) :\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years F\nMatias J Ce ey Hier pio ge eeu peaene HEP Sip. ves p\n[ten TH # errpects + i\nBrooks yee NAT pete Aes'r Scena Ly CTU, PRoieens ch eneee7 t p\na L stsTenns e\nPu EN Gate WAG PAOPOSHCS\nSCI1Gwces\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? Yes yee Pes ae f\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\nBet vet lathes tf Php ; g - Beeens Citleg, oe Steg Brook (WE 5\u2014S767 .\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes Jv No 5\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\na oie icp. istertees  aaee (AG SE eae Ris, te ae Shee el OS ee\nP4ob Hem\nOVER\naes Boas Seana) oe 4", "img_56461.png": "{6 . J\nREMEAS, GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\n\u2014\u2014\nAPR2 1975 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION\nwis F\n2ChCo! of Public Heaith J ; ay }\nniece une 20-July 10,1976 4 .,3* } }\nEpidemiology - if \u00bb Aye if (4b\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK f Ve i vhs he\n7, sieenemice PST yam eos Re a Rae coe\nFirst Middle Last\n2. Exact Title Assistant PRoFusson _ 3. Department @iviROnmen TAL Medion |\nEN\n4. EmployerS. YU. ee dDic AL center sd. Office Phone_At2- GES\u201c S730 Hy\ners\n: ~v ey\n6) NOiticekAddpesse SOs Siew Sy ee yee ye POOEE My\nNo. Street Chg? State Zip I\n7. Home Address 1O9\u00b0O Creprer st Rew BRvriswiek My OF9e}\nNo. Street . City State Zip Ba\nao EhGonEE 2 \u2014? : a . Bs CS\n8. Home Phone-20! ~ \u20ac&% Si cexc eA bas et 10... \u2018Date of Birth ee iS 9776 b\n11. Teaching Activities ,\nZ Types of Hours tf\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year ij\ni See aa Re AR re Ie ET a ee RE r\nrd\n12. College, University, and Professional Education \u00a9\na School Major \"e a, 5 Year |\nee Sf SRB OS ROR \u00abPE SS ae i eas (Poa. = |\nely seas ren) Birek peli Se A a See 2 eee 2\npe eed Bae ee eed\npreemie eth Re me a IgG Ei\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) :\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years F\nMatias J Ce ey Hier pio ge eeu peaene HEP Sip. ves p\n[ten TH # errpects + i\nBrooks yee NAT pete Aes'r Scena Ly CTU, PRoieens ch eneee7 t p\na L stsTenns e\nPu EN Gate WAG PAOPOSHCS\nSCI1Gwces\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? Yes yee Pes ae f\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\nBet vet lathes tf Php ; g - Beeens Citleg, oe Steg Brook (WE 5\u2014S767 .\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes Jv No 5\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\na oie icp. istertees  aaee (AG SE eae Ris, te ae Shee el OS ee\nP4ob Hem\nOVER\naes Boas Seana) oe 4", "img_56462.png": "{6 . J\nREMEAS, GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\n\u2014\u2014\nAPR2 1975 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION\nwis F\n2ChCo! of Public Heaith J ; ay }\nniece une 20-July 10,1976 4 .,3* } }\nEpidemiology - if \u00bb Aye if (4b\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK f Ve i vhs he\n7, sieenemice PST yam eos Re a Rae coe\nFirst Middle Last\n2. Exact Title Assistant PRoFusson _ 3. Department @iviROnmen TAL Medion |\nEN\n4. EmployerS. YU. ee dDic AL center sd. Office Phone_At2- GES\u201c S730 Hy\ners\n: ~v ey\n6) NOiticekAddpesse SOs Siew Sy ee yee ye POOEE My\nNo. Street Chg? State Zip I\n7. Home Address 1O9\u00b0O Creprer st Rew BRvriswiek My OF9e}\nNo. Street . City State Zip Ba\nao EhGonEE 2 \u2014? : a . Bs CS\n8. Home Phone-20! ~ \u20ac&% Si cexc eA bas et 10... \u2018Date of Birth ee iS 9776 b\n11. Teaching Activities ,\nZ Types of Hours tf\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year ij\ni See aa Re AR re Ie ET a ee RE r\nrd\n12. College, University, and Professional Education \u00a9\na School Major \"e a, 5 Year |\nee Sf SRB OS ROR \u00abPE SS ae i eas (Poa. = |\nely seas ren) Birek peli Se A a See 2 eee 2\npe eed Bae ee eed\npreemie eth Re me a IgG Ei\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) :\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years F\nMatias J Ce ey Hier pio ge eeu peaene HEP Sip. ves p\n[ten TH # errpects + i\nBrooks yee NAT pete Aes'r Scena Ly CTU, PRoieens ch eneee7 t p\na L stsTenns e\nPu EN Gate WAG PAOPOSHCS\nSCI1Gwces\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? Yes yee Pes ae f\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\nBet vet lathes tf Php ; g - Beeens Citleg, oe Steg Brook (WE 5\u2014S767 .\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes Jv No 5\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\na oie icp. istertees  aaee (AG SE eae Ris, te ae Shee el OS ee\nP4ob Hem\nOVER\naes Boas Seana) oe 4", "img_56464.png": "{6 . J\nREMEAS, GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\n\u2014\u2014\nAPR2 1975 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION\nwis F\n2ChCo! of Public Heaith J ; ay }\nniece une 20-July 10,1976 4 .,3* } }\nEpidemiology - if \u00bb Aye if (4b\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK f Ve i vhs he\n7, sieenemice PST yam eos Re a Rae coe\nFirst Middle Last\n2. Exact Title Assistant PRoFusson _ 3. Department @iviROnmen TAL Medion |\nEN\n4. EmployerS. YU. ee dDic AL center sd. Office Phone_At2- GES\u201c S730 Hy\ners\n: ~v ey\n6) NOiticekAddpesse SOs Siew Sy ee yee ye POOEE My\nNo. Street Chg? State Zip I\n7. Home Address 1O9\u00b0O Creprer st Rew BRvriswiek My OF9e}\nNo. Street . City State Zip Ba\nao EhGonEE 2 \u2014? : a . Bs CS\n8. Home Phone-20! ~ \u20ac&% Si cexc eA bas et 10... \u2018Date of Birth ee iS 9776 b\n11. Teaching Activities ,\nZ Types of Hours tf\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year ij\ni See aa Re AR re Ie ET a ee RE r\nrd\n12. College, University, and Professional Education \u00a9\na School Major \"e a, 5 Year |\nee Sf SRB OS ROR \u00abPE SS ae i eas (Poa. = |\nely seas ren) Birek peli Se A a See 2 eee 2\npe eed Bae ee eed\npreemie eth Re me a IgG Ei\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) :\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years F\nMatias J Ce ey Hier pio ge eeu peaene HEP Sip. ves p\n[ten TH # errpects + i\nBrooks yee NAT pete Aes'r Scena Ly CTU, PRoieens ch eneee7 t p\na L stsTenns e\nPu EN Gate WAG PAOPOSHCS\nSCI1Gwces\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? Yes yee Pes ae f\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\nBet vet lathes tf Php ; g - Beeens Citleg, oe Steg Brook (WE 5\u2014S767 .\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes Jv No 5\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\na oie icp. istertees  aaee (AG SE eae Ris, te ae Shee el OS ee\nP4ob Hem\nOVER\naes Boas Seana) oe 4", "img_56465.png": "{6 . J\nREMEAS, GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\n\u2014\u2014\nAPR2 1975 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION\nwis F\n2ChCo! of Public Heaith J ; ay }\nniece une 20-July 10,1976 4 .,3* } }\nEpidemiology - if \u00bb Aye if (4b\nNOTE: PRINT USING INK f Ve i vhs he\n7, sieenemice PST yam eos Re a Rae coe\nFirst Middle Last\n2. Exact Title Assistant PRoFusson _ 3. Department @iviROnmen TAL Medion |\nEN\n4. EmployerS. YU. ee dDic AL center sd. Office Phone_At2- GES\u201c S730 Hy\ners\n: ~v ey\n6) NOiticekAddpesse SOs Siew Sy ee yee ye POOEE My\nNo. Street Chg? State Zip I\n7. Home Address 1O9\u00b0O Creprer st Rew BRvriswiek My OF9e}\nNo. Street . City State Zip Ba\nao EhGonEE 2 \u2014? : a . Bs CS\n8. Home Phone-20! ~ \u20ac&% Si cexc eA bas et 10... \u2018Date of Birth ee iS 9776 b\n11. Teaching Activities ,\nZ Types of Hours tf\nSchool or Agency Subject Students Per Year ij\ni See aa Re AR re Ie ET a ee RE r\nrd\n12. College, University, and Professional Education \u00a9\na School Major \"e a, 5 Year |\nee Sf SRB OS ROR \u00abPE SS ae i eas (Poa. = |\nely seas ren) Birek peli Se A a See 2 eee 2\npe eed Bae ee eed\npreemie eth Re me a IgG Ei\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position) :\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years F\nMatias J Ce ey Hier pio ge eeu peaene HEP Sip. ves p\n[ten TH # errpects + i\nBrooks yee NAT pete Aes'r Scena Ly CTU, PRoieens ch eneee7 t p\na L stsTenns e\nPu EN Gate WAG PAOPOSHCS\nSCI1Gwces\n14. Have you had any graduate level courses in statistics? Yes yee Pes ae f\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\nBet vet lathes tf Php ; g - Beeens Citleg, oe Steg Brook (WE 5\u2014S767 .\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? Yes Jv No 5\nCourse Title Hours School Year Taken\na oie icp. istertees  aaee (AG SE eae Ris, te ae Shee el OS ee\nP4ob Hem\nOVER\naes Boas Seana) oe 4", "img_56449.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56450.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56451.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56452.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56453.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56454.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56455.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56456.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56457.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56458.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_56459.png": "15 c\na 1976 GRADUATE SUMMER SESSION IN EPIDEMIOLOGY\nRECEIVEDAPPLICATION FOR ADMISSI N\nMAY5 1976 June 20-July 10, 1976 (i 4\n5 fic Health 5 d f\nSRO PecadmigidQSING INK - 2} Bias\n1. Name_ Jo hw sia ane Pe amas\nima -Pivet Midale Last\n2. Exact TitleSevtor esearch Fe/Jow 3. Department LE pidemialagy\u2014\n4. Employer Age Sale ee So GvOftice Phone, ss eee\nFries,\n6. Office Address DOO 1?\" Styeeh $l Rachesler hun 5590]\nNo. Street City State Zip\n7. Home Address 3 eroted tla ve Seg Kor AN WH. aS of\nNo. Street City State Zip\n8. Home Phone &PA~WBE f 9. Sex RT eM ee a Date of Birth Sees ae\n11. Teaching Activities Vuidirot dies\nSchoo! or Agency Subject Students Per Year\nMichigar Siete Geonra sey u\u201c woking ao! Jr-nw\nWeslery Mirhigar Unit Sroperetins  werllrg red tan - Tbr Ak\n12. College, University, and Professional Education\nvy; 3 School j My \u2018 ae Degree Ff\nMich tg AN SEX Geogr 2h y (PLL /4 is\n13. Professional Experience (Start with Present Position)\nEmployer Position Duty No. of Years\nf Viavo Chinire Researe$ Ds scshut Resear * 2\n{ Le SL sti hi% bt oe pat hiimo f\n14. Have you had any graduate fevel courses in statistics? Yes wees Pie\nCourse Title Hours School _ _, Year Taken\nVprewe. think 20 Myc $i pan 9 Pe l#S~\u20147O\nbioshuteter 7 My vo_\u00a2 Low re ! g 7 ?~ 7\n15. Have you had any graduate level courses in epidemiology? ae NGao eS\nj Course Title Haurs School Year Taken\nE Lonre oA Ge lL / ht Mtr, LT7EH25\nin Lo ee a de\nOVER", "img_60068.png": "CODE GTIC 221 fB2 ie\nwD SCHOOL LUNCH COOKED SAUSAGE PTZ2A So\n: CONPONENT WEIGHT :\n\nShell 3.2\" x 5* (thin formulal} ower gh Qe OB .\nSauce 101 SO. 98 OB. :\nMeat 245 0.60 32-0--\u2014\u2014\"\" i\nCheese \u00a764 1.52 oz, , :\n, '\nNET WEIGHR \u00a7.50 o2y ;\n: PROCERURE - |\nPlace shell on conveyer, dispense sauce over shell, meat over \\\nsauce and cheese over meat. Pizza is blast frozen, cased and i\nheld in freezer.\nMATERIAL PACK\n: Case 194\" x 11h\" x 8 10 highe10 across\n@ divider 31\" x g* 100/4,5 of. pizzas i\nPoly Bag 22\u00b0 x 20\u00b0 x 30\" x.0015\u00b0 28.13 lbs. Net We.\nPoly Sheets 20\" x 7\u201d x,0015\" : :\n. Label 617\u00a2\n| \u2014 KEEP FROZEN od\n: & ) \\ Sabatasso\u2019s 4.50 og, Cooked Sausage\nOe Pizza (containing 0.91 oz. equivalent \u201cSP Rarer eee co bela a aed sree Baw\n. cooked. meat and 1.49 oz. cheddar\nand Moezarella cheese and 1.40 az. of ny: i\nenriched pizza crust} provides 2 az, | - SCHOOL LUNCH\nequivalent meat/meat alternate and . 0 rf c\n5 i serving of bread for Type A Pat- C0 u KED SAUSAGE P IZZA :\nXs | Sees ramulemtrianiay pry 1982) INGREDIENTS: TOPPING (Cheddar cheese, moz\n| . zarelia cheese, corn starch, salt, onion powder, \u2018 '\n_ hydrolyzed plant protein, spices, garlic powder, :\n| fs romano cheese [mada from cow's milk}j, CRUST :\n(Unbleached enriched flour, water, vegetable short-_ i\nening [soybean ol], yeast, salt, malt, wheat germ), |\n, SAUCE (Water, tomate paste, modified food starch,\nU.S. seasoning salt, sugar, spices, romano chees\u00a2 .\ni INSPECTED \u2018, 100 PIZZAS made from cow's milk), enlon powder), dextrose,\nSRRARIMENT OF | 3.2% 5\" paprika, salt, citric acid, beet powder), COOKED\n\u201cEST 7545 J 4.5 OZ. EACH PORK SAUSAGE (Ground pork [no more than 2459\n\" : fal), water, salt, spices, dextrose, Havorings).\n| NET WT. 28.13 LBS.\n. . 9 SABATASSO FOODS \u00b0 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92707 '", "img_60070.png": "CODE GTIC 221 fB2 ie\nwD SCHOOL LUNCH COOKED SAUSAGE PTZ2A So\n: CONPONENT WEIGHT :\n\nShell 3.2\" x 5* (thin formulal} ower gh Qe OB .\nSauce 101 SO. 98 OB. :\nMeat 245 0.60 32-0--\u2014\u2014\"\" i\nCheese \u00a764 1.52 oz, , :\n, '\nNET WEIGHR \u00a7.50 o2y ;\n: PROCERURE - |\nPlace shell on conveyer, dispense sauce over shell, meat over \\\nsauce and cheese over meat. Pizza is blast frozen, cased and i\nheld in freezer.\nMATERIAL PACK\n: Case 194\" x 11h\" x 8 10 highe10 across\n@ divider 31\" x g* 100/4,5 of. pizzas i\nPoly Bag 22\u00b0 x 20\u00b0 x 30\" x.0015\u00b0 28.13 lbs. Net We.\nPoly Sheets 20\" x 7\u201d x,0015\" : :\n. Label 617\u00a2\n| \u2014 KEEP FROZEN od\n: & ) \\ Sabatasso\u2019s 4.50 og, Cooked Sausage\nOe Pizza (containing 0.91 oz. equivalent \u201cSP Rarer eee co bela a aed sree Baw\n. cooked. meat and 1.49 oz. cheddar\nand Moezarella cheese and 1.40 az. of ny: i\nenriched pizza crust} provides 2 az, | - SCHOOL LUNCH\nequivalent meat/meat alternate and . 0 rf c\n5 i serving of bread for Type A Pat- C0 u KED SAUSAGE P IZZA :\nXs | Sees ramulemtrianiay pry 1982) INGREDIENTS: TOPPING (Cheddar cheese, moz\n| . zarelia cheese, corn starch, salt, onion powder, \u2018 '\n_ hydrolyzed plant protein, spices, garlic powder, :\n| fs romano cheese [mada from cow's milk}j, CRUST :\n(Unbleached enriched flour, water, vegetable short-_ i\nening [soybean ol], yeast, salt, malt, wheat germ), |\n, SAUCE (Water, tomate paste, modified food starch,\nU.S. seasoning salt, sugar, spices, romano chees\u00a2 .\ni INSPECTED \u2018, 100 PIZZAS made from cow's milk), enlon powder), dextrose,\nSRRARIMENT OF | 3.2% 5\" paprika, salt, citric acid, beet powder), COOKED\n\u201cEST 7545 J 4.5 OZ. EACH PORK SAUSAGE (Ground pork [no more than 2459\n\" : fal), water, salt, spices, dextrose, Havorings).\n| NET WT. 28.13 LBS.\n. . 9 SABATASSO FOODS \u00b0 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92707 '", "img_60071.png": "CODE GTIC 221 fB2 ie\nwD SCHOOL LUNCH COOKED SAUSAGE PTZ2A So\n: CONPONENT WEIGHT :\n\nShell 3.2\" x 5* (thin formulal} ower gh Qe OB .\nSauce 101 SO. 98 OB. :\nMeat 245 0.60 32-0--\u2014\u2014\"\" i\nCheese \u00a764 1.52 oz, , :\n, '\nNET WEIGHR \u00a7.50 o2y ;\n: PROCERURE - |\nPlace shell on conveyer, dispense sauce over shell, meat over \\\nsauce and cheese over meat. Pizza is blast frozen, cased and i\nheld in freezer.\nMATERIAL PACK\n: Case 194\" x 11h\" x 8 10 highe10 across\n@ divider 31\" x g* 100/4,5 of. pizzas i\nPoly Bag 22\u00b0 x 20\u00b0 x 30\" x.0015\u00b0 28.13 lbs. Net We.\nPoly Sheets 20\" x 7\u201d x,0015\" : :\n. Label 617\u00a2\n| \u2014 KEEP FROZEN od\n: & ) \\ Sabatasso\u2019s 4.50 og, Cooked Sausage\nOe Pizza (containing 0.91 oz. equivalent \u201cSP Rarer eee co bela a aed sree Baw\n. cooked. meat and 1.49 oz. cheddar\nand Moezarella cheese and 1.40 az. of ny: i\nenriched pizza crust} provides 2 az, | - SCHOOL LUNCH\nequivalent meat/meat alternate and . 0 rf c\n5 i serving of bread for Type A Pat- C0 u KED SAUSAGE P IZZA :\nXs | Sees ramulemtrianiay pry 1982) INGREDIENTS: TOPPING (Cheddar cheese, moz\n| . zarelia cheese, corn starch, salt, onion powder, \u2018 '\n_ hydrolyzed plant protein, spices, garlic powder, :\n| fs romano cheese [mada from cow's milk}j, CRUST :\n(Unbleached enriched flour, water, vegetable short-_ i\nening [soybean ol], yeast, salt, malt, wheat germ), |\n, SAUCE (Water, tomate paste, modified food starch,\nU.S. seasoning salt, sugar, spices, romano chees\u00a2 .\ni INSPECTED \u2018, 100 PIZZAS made from cow's milk), enlon powder), dextrose,\nSRRARIMENT OF | 3.2% 5\" paprika, salt, citric acid, beet powder), COOKED\n\u201cEST 7545 J 4.5 OZ. EACH PORK SAUSAGE (Ground pork [no more than 2459\n\" : fal), water, salt, spices, dextrose, Havorings).\n| NET WT. 28.13 LBS.\n. . 9 SABATASSO FOODS \u00b0 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92707 '", "img_60073.png": "CODE GTIC 221 fB2 ie\nwD SCHOOL LUNCH COOKED SAUSAGE PTZ2A So\n: CONPONENT WEIGHT :\n\nShell 3.2\" x 5* (thin formulal} ower gh Qe OB .\nSauce 101 SO. 98 OB. :\nMeat 245 0.60 32-0--\u2014\u2014\"\" i\nCheese \u00a764 1.52 oz, , :\n, '\nNET WEIGHR \u00a7.50 o2y ;\n: PROCERURE - |\nPlace shell on conveyer, dispense sauce over shell, meat over \\\nsauce and cheese over meat. Pizza is blast frozen, cased and i\nheld in freezer.\nMATERIAL PACK\n: Case 194\" x 11h\" x 8 10 highe10 across\n@ divider 31\" x g* 100/4,5 of. pizzas i\nPoly Bag 22\u00b0 x 20\u00b0 x 30\" x.0015\u00b0 28.13 lbs. Net We.\nPoly Sheets 20\" x 7\u201d x,0015\" : :\n. Label 617\u00a2\n| \u2014 KEEP FROZEN od\n: & ) \\ Sabatasso\u2019s 4.50 og, Cooked Sausage\nOe Pizza (containing 0.91 oz. equivalent \u201cSP Rarer eee co bela a aed sree Baw\n. cooked. meat and 1.49 oz. cheddar\nand Moezarella cheese and 1.40 az. of ny: i\nenriched pizza crust} provides 2 az, | - SCHOOL LUNCH\nequivalent meat/meat alternate and . 0 rf c\n5 i serving of bread for Type A Pat- C0 u KED SAUSAGE P IZZA :\nXs | Sees ramulemtrianiay pry 1982) INGREDIENTS: TOPPING (Cheddar cheese, moz\n| . zarelia cheese, corn starch, salt, onion powder, \u2018 '\n_ hydrolyzed plant protein, spices, garlic powder, :\n| fs romano cheese [mada from cow's milk}j, CRUST :\n(Unbleached enriched flour, water, vegetable short-_ i\nening [soybean ol], yeast, salt, malt, wheat germ), |\n, SAUCE (Water, tomate paste, modified food starch,\nU.S. seasoning salt, sugar, spices, romano chees\u00a2 .\ni INSPECTED \u2018, 100 PIZZAS made from cow's milk), enlon powder), dextrose,\nSRRARIMENT OF | 3.2% 5\" paprika, salt, citric acid, beet powder), COOKED\n\u201cEST 7545 J 4.5 OZ. EACH PORK SAUSAGE (Ground pork [no more than 2459\n\" : fal), water, salt, spices, dextrose, Havorings).\n| NET WT. 28.13 LBS.\n. . 9 SABATASSO FOODS \u00b0 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92707 '", "img_60074.png": "CODE GTIC 221 fB2 ie\nwD SCHOOL LUNCH COOKED SAUSAGE PTZ2A So\n: CONPONENT WEIGHT :\n\nShell 3.2\" x 5* (thin formulal} ower gh Qe OB .\nSauce 101 SO. 98 OB. :\nMeat 245 0.60 32-0--\u2014\u2014\"\" i\nCheese \u00a764 1.52 oz, , :\n, '\nNET WEIGHR \u00a7.50 o2y ;\n: PROCERURE - |\nPlace shell on conveyer, dispense sauce over shell, meat over \\\nsauce and cheese over meat. Pizza is blast frozen, cased and i\nheld in freezer.\nMATERIAL PACK\n: Case 194\" x 11h\" x 8 10 highe10 across\n@ divider 31\" x g* 100/4,5 of. pizzas i\nPoly Bag 22\u00b0 x 20\u00b0 x 30\" x.0015\u00b0 28.13 lbs. Net We.\nPoly Sheets 20\" x 7\u201d x,0015\" : :\n. Label 617\u00a2\n| \u2014 KEEP FROZEN od\n: & ) \\ Sabatasso\u2019s 4.50 og, Cooked Sausage\nOe Pizza (containing 0.91 oz. equivalent \u201cSP Rarer eee co bela a aed sree Baw\n. cooked. meat and 1.49 oz. cheddar\nand Moezarella cheese and 1.40 az. of ny: i\nenriched pizza crust} provides 2 az, | - SCHOOL LUNCH\nequivalent meat/meat alternate and . 0 rf c\n5 i serving of bread for Type A Pat- C0 u KED SAUSAGE P IZZA :\nXs | Sees ramulemtrianiay pry 1982) INGREDIENTS: TOPPING (Cheddar cheese, moz\n| . zarelia cheese, corn starch, salt, onion powder, \u2018 '\n_ hydrolyzed plant protein, spices, garlic powder, :\n| fs romano cheese [mada from cow's milk}j, CRUST :\n(Unbleached enriched flour, water, vegetable short-_ i\nening [soybean ol], yeast, salt, malt, wheat germ), |\n, SAUCE (Water, tomate paste, modified food starch,\nU.S. seasoning salt, sugar, spices, romano chees\u00a2 .\ni INSPECTED \u2018, 100 PIZZAS made from cow's milk), enlon powder), dextrose,\nSRRARIMENT OF | 3.2% 5\" paprika, salt, citric acid, beet powder), COOKED\n\u201cEST 7545 J 4.5 OZ. EACH PORK SAUSAGE (Ground pork [no more than 2459\n\" : fal), water, salt, spices, dextrose, Havorings).\n| NET WT. 28.13 LBS.\n. . 9 SABATASSO FOODS \u00b0 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92707 '", "img_63708.png": "\u00e9\ni\n236\nThursday, June 29\nAfternoon\n1300 Techniques of Interviewing (Mrs. Fink) Room 123\n1:30 Practice Interviews\ni Mrs. Fink 123 State Health Department\nIr Miss Grass 802 State Health Department ;\nait Miss Peck 627 State Health Department\nIv Mr. Price 510 School of Public Health\nVv Dr. Croley 522 School of Public Heal th\n2:h5 Recess\n3215 Practice Interviews (continued) Same groups, same rooms\nFriday, June 30\n8200 Group Az Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\n(Dr. Gaffey)\nGroup B: Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\n93h5 Recess\n10215 Group Az Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\nGroup B: Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\nCaan (Dr. Gaffey)\n12300 Lunch\n1300 Construction and Use of Questionnaires\nGroup As (Dr. Fink) Room 123\nGroup B: (Dr. Mellinger) Room 522 School of Public Health\n22h5 Recess\n3315 Construction and Use of Questionnaire (continued)\nSame groups, same rooms\nSYolU]ger-Han aii OSSH/AN UNA NVAI ALG LUIS](m qe (OLLUlnal=)altsMUlers) im =15 0) 0 [0ler<)/6] ofr | OPPaA", "img_63709.png": "\u00e9\ni\n236\nThursday, June 29\nAfternoon\n1300 Techniques of Interviewing (Mrs. Fink) Room 123\n1:30 Practice Interviews\ni Mrs. Fink 123 State Health Department\nIr Miss Grass 802 State Health Department ;\nait Miss Peck 627 State Health Department\nIv Mr. Price 510 School of Public Health\nVv Dr. Croley 522 School of Public Heal th\n2:h5 Recess\n3215 Practice Interviews (continued) Same groups, same rooms\nFriday, June 30\n8200 Group Az Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\n(Dr. Gaffey)\nGroup B: Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\n93h5 Recess\n10215 Group Az Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\nGroup B: Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\nCaan (Dr. Gaffey)\n12300 Lunch\n1300 Construction and Use of Questionnaires\nGroup As (Dr. Fink) Room 123\nGroup B: (Dr. Mellinger) Room 522 School of Public Health\n22h5 Recess\n3315 Construction and Use of Questionnaire (continued)\nSame groups, same rooms\nSYolU]ger-Han aii OSSH/AN UNA NVAI ALG LUIS](m qe (OLLUlnal=)altsMUlers) im =15 0) 0 [0ler<)/6] ofr | OPPaA", "img_63710.png": "\u00e9\ni\n236\nThursday, June 29\nAfternoon\n1300 Techniques of Interviewing (Mrs. Fink) Room 123\n1:30 Practice Interviews\ni Mrs. Fink 123 State Health Department\nIr Miss Grass 802 State Health Department ;\nait Miss Peck 627 State Health Department\nIv Mr. Price 510 School of Public Health\nVv Dr. Croley 522 School of Public Heal th\n2:h5 Recess\n3215 Practice Interviews (continued) Same groups, same rooms\nFriday, June 30\n8200 Group Az Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\n(Dr. Gaffey)\nGroup B: Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\n93h5 Recess\n10215 Group Az Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\nGroup B: Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\nCaan (Dr. Gaffey)\n12300 Lunch\n1300 Construction and Use of Questionnaires\nGroup As (Dr. Fink) Room 123\nGroup B: (Dr. Mellinger) Room 522 School of Public Health\n22h5 Recess\n3315 Construction and Use of Questionnaire (continued)\nSame groups, same rooms\nSYolU]ger-Han aii OSSH/AN UNA NVAI ALG LUIS](m qe (OLLUlnal=)altsMUlers) im =15 0) 0 [0ler<)/6] ofr | OPPaA", "img_63711.png": "\u00e9\ni\n236\nThursday, June 29\nAfternoon\n1300 Techniques of Interviewing (Mrs. Fink) Room 123\n1:30 Practice Interviews\ni Mrs. Fink 123 State Health Department\nIr Miss Grass 802 State Health Department ;\nait Miss Peck 627 State Health Department\nIv Mr. Price 510 School of Public Health\nVv Dr. Croley 522 School of Public Heal th\n2:h5 Recess\n3215 Practice Interviews (continued) Same groups, same rooms\nFriday, June 30\n8200 Group Az Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\n(Dr. Gaffey)\nGroup B: Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\n93h5 Recess\n10215 Group Az Problems in Research Design (Dr. Reynolds) Room 123\nGroup B: Statistical Aspects of Epidemiologic Research Room 802\nCaan (Dr. Gaffey)\n12300 Lunch\n1300 Construction and Use of Questionnaires\nGroup As (Dr. Fink) Room 123\nGroup B: (Dr. Mellinger) Room 522 School of Public Health\n22h5 Recess\n3315 Construction and Use of Questionnaire (continued)\nSame groups, same rooms\nSYolU]ger-Han aii OSSH/AN UNA NVAI ALG LUIS](m qe (OLLUlnal=)altsMUlers) im =15 0) 0 [0ler<)/6] ofr | OPPaA", "img_52287.png": "A Camel Snus is a different product made with a different process. Our test product\nwill be pasteurized and not fermented, as is Revel. Our initial research has\nshown consumer interest, so that\u2019s why we\u2019re going to test market to learn more.\n\nQ:30: Where does the tobacco come from?\n\nA For competitive reasons, we can\u2019t discuss that.\n\nQ31: Why aren\u2019t you pursuing the moist snuff category, which has a proven track\nrecord, rather than trying to carve out a niche with no U.S. demand?\n\nA Our snus is moist snuff \u2014 with a difference; it is pasteurized, comes in a pouch\nand is spitless. This is a test market to generate learning.\n\nQ32: Who is the expected consumer for Camel Snus? Smokers? Moist snuff users?\n\nA We expect interest from both adult smokers and moist snuff users. That\u2019s the\nreason for the test markets. We may find that that snus use and smoking\ninterchangeable \u2014 adult tobacco users may smoke and when they don\u2019t smoke\nthey may snus, and vice versa.\n\nQ33: Are you concermed about cannibalism of your current smokers, especially Camel\nsmokers?\n\nA: We may find that that snus use and smoking are not exclusive of one another \u2014\nadult tobacco users may smoke at times and when they don\u2019t or can\u2019t smoke, they\nmay snus. That\u2019s part of what we hope to learn in the test.\n\nQ34: Are profit margins from snus, for which you will have to pay contract\nmanufacturing fees, special packaging fees, transcontinental transportation,\nspecial storage fees for refrigerated facilities, etc. going to be anywhere close to\nthose of moist snuff products or cigarettes?\n\nA That would be competitive information that we would not discuss.\n\nQ:35 Does your test marketing of snus preclude you from making an acquisition in the\nsmokeless category? Does this mean you are more interested in organic growth\nversus growth by acquisition?\n\nA No, this test market does not preclude other opportunities. We have consistently\nsaid that we would evaluate opportunities within the tobacco category provided\nthey would be accretive to earnings and are businesses to which we believed we\ncould bring value. The Camel Snus test market doesn\u2019t change that\n\nQ36: Can you give us some basic background facts: size of snus market in Sweden and\nits historical growth there? Recent growth trends in the U.S. moist snuff market?\n\nA There are one million users of snus in Sweden. The nation has slightly more than\n9 million total population. More people in Sweden use snus than smoke.\n\nQ37: Is snus considered a \u201cgateway\u201d product in Sweden?\n\n55824 1423", "img_52290.png": "A Camel Snus is a different product made with a different process. Our test product\nwill be pasteurized and not fermented, as is Revel. Our initial research has\nshown consumer interest, so that\u2019s why we\u2019re going to test market to learn more.\n\nQ:30: Where does the tobacco come from?\n\nA For competitive reasons, we can\u2019t discuss that.\n\nQ31: Why aren\u2019t you pursuing the moist snuff category, which has a proven track\nrecord, rather than trying to carve out a niche with no U.S. demand?\n\nA Our snus is moist snuff \u2014 with a difference; it is pasteurized, comes in a pouch\nand is spitless. This is a test market to generate learning.\n\nQ32: Who is the expected consumer for Camel Snus? Smokers? Moist snuff users?\n\nA We expect interest from both adult smokers and moist snuff users. That\u2019s the\nreason for the test markets. We may find that that snus use and smoking\ninterchangeable \u2014 adult tobacco users may smoke and when they don\u2019t smoke\nthey may snus, and vice versa.\n\nQ33: Are you concermed about cannibalism of your current smokers, especially Camel\nsmokers?\n\nA: We may find that that snus use and smoking are not exclusive of one another \u2014\nadult tobacco users may smoke at times and when they don\u2019t or can\u2019t smoke, they\nmay snus. That\u2019s part of what we hope to learn in the test.\n\nQ34: Are profit margins from snus, for which you will have to pay contract\nmanufacturing fees, special packaging fees, transcontinental transportation,\nspecial storage fees for refrigerated facilities, etc. going to be anywhere close to\nthose of moist snuff products or cigarettes?\n\nA That would be competitive information that we would not discuss.\n\nQ:35 Does your test marketing of snus preclude you from making an acquisition in the\nsmokeless category? Does this mean you are more interested in organic growth\nversus growth by acquisition?\n\nA No, this test market does not preclude other opportunities. We have consistently\nsaid that we would evaluate opportunities within the tobacco category provided\nthey would be accretive to earnings and are businesses to which we believed we\ncould bring value. The Camel Snus test market doesn\u2019t change that\n\nQ36: Can you give us some basic background facts: size of snus market in Sweden and\nits historical growth there? Recent growth trends in the U.S. moist snuff market?\n\nA There are one million users of snus in Sweden. The nation has slightly more than\n9 million total population. More people in Sweden use snus than smoke.\n\nQ37: Is snus considered a \u201cgateway\u201d product in Sweden?\n\n55824 1423", "img_52293.png": "A Camel Snus is a different product made with a different process. Our test product\nwill be pasteurized and not fermented, as is Revel. Our initial research has\nshown consumer interest, so that\u2019s why we\u2019re going to test market to learn more.\n\nQ:30: Where does the tobacco come from?\n\nA For competitive reasons, we can\u2019t discuss that.\n\nQ31: Why aren\u2019t you pursuing the moist snuff category, which has a proven track\nrecord, rather than trying to carve out a niche with no U.S. demand?\n\nA Our snus is moist snuff \u2014 with a difference; it is pasteurized, comes in a pouch\nand is spitless. This is a test market to generate learning.\n\nQ32: Who is the expected consumer for Camel Snus? Smokers? Moist snuff users?\n\nA We expect interest from both adult smokers and moist snuff users. That\u2019s the\nreason for the test markets. We may find that that snus use and smoking\ninterchangeable \u2014 adult tobacco users may smoke and when they don\u2019t smoke\nthey may snus, and vice versa.\n\nQ33: Are you concermed about cannibalism of your current smokers, especially Camel\nsmokers?\n\nA: We may find that that snus use and smoking are not exclusive of one another \u2014\nadult tobacco users may smoke at times and when they don\u2019t or can\u2019t smoke, they\nmay snus. That\u2019s part of what we hope to learn in the test.\n\nQ34: Are profit margins from snus, for which you will have to pay contract\nmanufacturing fees, special packaging fees, transcontinental transportation,\nspecial storage fees for refrigerated facilities, etc. going to be anywhere close to\nthose of moist snuff products or cigarettes?\n\nA That would be competitive information that we would not discuss.\n\nQ:35 Does your test marketing of snus preclude you from making an acquisition in the\nsmokeless category? Does this mean you are more interested in organic growth\nversus growth by acquisition?\n\nA No, this test market does not preclude other opportunities. We have consistently\nsaid that we would evaluate opportunities within the tobacco category provided\nthey would be accretive to earnings and are businesses to which we believed we\ncould bring value. The Camel Snus test market doesn\u2019t change that\n\nQ36: Can you give us some basic background facts: size of snus market in Sweden and\nits historical growth there? Recent growth trends in the U.S. moist snuff market?\n\nA There are one million users of snus in Sweden. The nation has slightly more than\n9 million total population. More people in Sweden use snus than smoke.\n\nQ37: Is snus considered a \u201cgateway\u201d product in Sweden?\n\n55824 1423", "img_5591.png": "Additional Q&A \u2014 Not Fully Reviewed by LT/OTP Steering Comm.\nMore O&A\n\nGeneral \u2014 For Use With All Audiences/Stakeholders\n\nQ: Why these test markets, Austin and Portland?\n\nA We think these two markets will provide us the most effective learning.\n\nQ: Why are you not aiming primarily to reach adult moist snuff users (loose tobacco,\ntobacco which requires the consumer to spit)?\n\nA We are. Our target group includes all adult tobacco consumers.\n\nGeneral \u2014 Product\n\nQ: How do you use Camel Snus?\n\nA Simply slip the packet in the side of your mouth between the lip and gum. A\nsingle pouch can last up to one hour. In focus-group testing, adult consumers told\nus the preferred amount of time to keep the packet in their mouth was anywhere\nfrom 10 to 30 minutes.\n\nQ: Is Camel Snus like Skoal or other smokeless tobacco products?\n\nA No it is not. Unlike those products, Camel Snus does not require the consumer to\nspit. Additionally, Camel Snus is not available in a loose format. It\u2019s also made\ndifferently. It has less salt and less moisture content that other moist snuff. It is\nalso pasteurized, while most moist snuff is fermented.\n\nQ: Can you swallow your saliva/snus packet?\n\nA Unlike other smokeless tobacco products, Camel Snus does not require the\nconsumer to spit, so you can swallow the saliva.\n\nQ: What does it taste like? How long do you keep it in your mouth?\n\nA It has a tobacco taste. People usually keep a pouch in the mouth from 10 to 30\nminutes.\n\nQ: How many do people typically use in a day?\n\nA That is difficult to predict as tobacco use varies by consumer.\n\n55824 1425", "img_5593.png": "Additional Q&A \u2014 Not Fully Reviewed by LT/OTP Steering Comm.\nMore O&A\n\nGeneral \u2014 For Use With All Audiences/Stakeholders\n\nQ: Why these test markets, Austin and Portland?\n\nA We think these two markets will provide us the most effective learning.\n\nQ: Why are you not aiming primarily to reach adult moist snuff users (loose tobacco,\ntobacco which requires the consumer to spit)?\n\nA We are. Our target group includes all adult tobacco consumers.\n\nGeneral \u2014 Product\n\nQ: How do you use Camel Snus?\n\nA Simply slip the packet in the side of your mouth between the lip and gum. A\nsingle pouch can last up to one hour. In focus-group testing, adult consumers told\nus the preferred amount of time to keep the packet in their mouth was anywhere\nfrom 10 to 30 minutes.\n\nQ: Is Camel Snus like Skoal or other smokeless tobacco products?\n\nA No it is not. Unlike those products, Camel Snus does not require the consumer to\nspit. Additionally, Camel Snus is not available in a loose format. It\u2019s also made\ndifferently. It has less salt and less moisture content that other moist snuff. It is\nalso pasteurized, while most moist snuff is fermented.\n\nQ: Can you swallow your saliva/snus packet?\n\nA Unlike other smokeless tobacco products, Camel Snus does not require the\nconsumer to spit, so you can swallow the saliva.\n\nQ: What does it taste like? How long do you keep it in your mouth?\n\nA It has a tobacco taste. People usually keep a pouch in the mouth from 10 to 30\nminutes.\n\nQ: How many do people typically use in a day?\n\nA That is difficult to predict as tobacco use varies by consumer.\n\n55824 1425", "img_5594.png": "Additional Q&A \u2014 Not Fully Reviewed by LT/OTP Steering Comm.\nMore O&A\n\nGeneral \u2014 For Use With All Audiences/Stakeholders\n\nQ: Why these test markets, Austin and Portland?\n\nA We think these two markets will provide us the most effective learning.\n\nQ: Why are you not aiming primarily to reach adult moist snuff users (loose tobacco,\ntobacco which requires the consumer to spit)?\n\nA We are. Our target group includes all adult tobacco consumers.\n\nGeneral \u2014 Product\n\nQ: How do you use Camel Snus?\n\nA Simply slip the packet in the side of your mouth between the lip and gum. A\nsingle pouch can last up to one hour. In focus-group testing, adult consumers told\nus the preferred amount of time to keep the packet in their mouth was anywhere\nfrom 10 to 30 minutes.\n\nQ: Is Camel Snus like Skoal or other smokeless tobacco products?\n\nA No it is not. Unlike those products, Camel Snus does not require the consumer to\nspit. Additionally, Camel Snus is not available in a loose format. It\u2019s also made\ndifferently. It has less salt and less moisture content that other moist snuff. It is\nalso pasteurized, while most moist snuff is fermented.\n\nQ: Can you swallow your saliva/snus packet?\n\nA Unlike other smokeless tobacco products, Camel Snus does not require the\nconsumer to spit, so you can swallow the saliva.\n\nQ: What does it taste like? How long do you keep it in your mouth?\n\nA It has a tobacco taste. People usually keep a pouch in the mouth from 10 to 30\nminutes.\n\nQ: How many do people typically use in a day?\n\nA That is difficult to predict as tobacco use varies by consumer.\n\n55824 1425", "img_56271.png": "ena\nIII. SEGMENT PERFORMANCE\n.  VIRILE SEGMENT OVERDEVELOPED (150 INDEX).\n: MODERATION SEGMENT IS THE ONLY OTHER SEGMENT\nHOLDING SHARE.\n.\n. ALL OTHER SEGMENTS SHOW CONSIDERABLE WEAK-\nNESS.\n. SAVINGS SEGMENT AVERAGES 60 INDEX IN BOTH\nOVER AND UNDER DEVELOPED SAVINGS MARKETS.\n: IS POPULATION REFERENCE POINT ADJUSTMENT\nNEEDED?\nIV. ComPANY PERFORMANCE\n: RJR OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 120)\n. PM OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 115)\n. ALL OTHER COMPANIES LOSE SUBSTANTIALLY\nVv. BRAND PERFORMANCE\n-  WINSTON/CAMEL HIGHLY OVERDEVELOPED AVERAGING\n220/180 RESPECTIVELY\n. VANTAGE PERFORMING WELL (avG. 110)\n. ALL OTHER RJR BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED\n. PM\u2019S STRENGTH IS SOLELY DUE TO MARLBORO\n(AVG. INDEX 150)\nuw\n- ALL OTHER PM BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED &\nn\nSs\nSs\no\nracemase aacasaaaaaaamaamaaamaaaamaaamamaaasaaamaaaamacaamaaauaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaamaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasdaaaamauaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaca", "img_56273.png": "ena\nIII. SEGMENT PERFORMANCE\n.  VIRILE SEGMENT OVERDEVELOPED (150 INDEX).\n: MODERATION SEGMENT IS THE ONLY OTHER SEGMENT\nHOLDING SHARE.\n.\n. ALL OTHER SEGMENTS SHOW CONSIDERABLE WEAK-\nNESS.\n. SAVINGS SEGMENT AVERAGES 60 INDEX IN BOTH\nOVER AND UNDER DEVELOPED SAVINGS MARKETS.\n: IS POPULATION REFERENCE POINT ADJUSTMENT\nNEEDED?\nIV. ComPANY PERFORMANCE\n: RJR OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 120)\n. PM OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 115)\n. ALL OTHER COMPANIES LOSE SUBSTANTIALLY\nVv. BRAND PERFORMANCE\n-  WINSTON/CAMEL HIGHLY OVERDEVELOPED AVERAGING\n220/180 RESPECTIVELY\n. VANTAGE PERFORMING WELL (avG. 110)\n. ALL OTHER RJR BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED\n. PM\u2019S STRENGTH IS SOLELY DUE TO MARLBORO\n(AVG. INDEX 150)\nuw\n- ALL OTHER PM BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED &\nn\nSs\nSs\no\nracemase aacasaaaaaaamaamaaamaaaamaaamamaaasaaamaaaamacaamaaauaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaamaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasdaaaamauaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaca", "img_56274.png": "ena\nIII. SEGMENT PERFORMANCE\n.  VIRILE SEGMENT OVERDEVELOPED (150 INDEX).\n: MODERATION SEGMENT IS THE ONLY OTHER SEGMENT\nHOLDING SHARE.\n.\n. ALL OTHER SEGMENTS SHOW CONSIDERABLE WEAK-\nNESS.\n. SAVINGS SEGMENT AVERAGES 60 INDEX IN BOTH\nOVER AND UNDER DEVELOPED SAVINGS MARKETS.\n: IS POPULATION REFERENCE POINT ADJUSTMENT\nNEEDED?\nIV. ComPANY PERFORMANCE\n: RJR OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 120)\n. PM OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 115)\n. ALL OTHER COMPANIES LOSE SUBSTANTIALLY\nVv. BRAND PERFORMANCE\n-  WINSTON/CAMEL HIGHLY OVERDEVELOPED AVERAGING\n220/180 RESPECTIVELY\n. VANTAGE PERFORMING WELL (avG. 110)\n. ALL OTHER RJR BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED\n. PM\u2019S STRENGTH IS SOLELY DUE TO MARLBORO\n(AVG. INDEX 150)\nuw\n- ALL OTHER PM BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED &\nn\nSs\nSs\no\nracemase aacasaaaaaaamaamaaamaaaamaaamamaaasaaamaaaamacaamaaauaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaamaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasdaaaamauaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaca", "img_56275.png": "ena\nIII. SEGMENT PERFORMANCE\n.  VIRILE SEGMENT OVERDEVELOPED (150 INDEX).\n: MODERATION SEGMENT IS THE ONLY OTHER SEGMENT\nHOLDING SHARE.\n.\n. ALL OTHER SEGMENTS SHOW CONSIDERABLE WEAK-\nNESS.\n. SAVINGS SEGMENT AVERAGES 60 INDEX IN BOTH\nOVER AND UNDER DEVELOPED SAVINGS MARKETS.\n: IS POPULATION REFERENCE POINT ADJUSTMENT\nNEEDED?\nIV. ComPANY PERFORMANCE\n: RJR OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 120)\n. PM OVERDEVELOPED (AVERAGE INDEX 115)\n. ALL OTHER COMPANIES LOSE SUBSTANTIALLY\nVv. BRAND PERFORMANCE\n-  WINSTON/CAMEL HIGHLY OVERDEVELOPED AVERAGING\n220/180 RESPECTIVELY\n. VANTAGE PERFORMING WELL (avG. 110)\n. ALL OTHER RJR BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED\n. PM\u2019S STRENGTH IS SOLELY DUE TO MARLBORO\n(AVG. INDEX 150)\nuw\n- ALL OTHER PM BRANDS UNDERDEVELOPED &\nn\nSs\nSs\no\nracemase aacasaaaaaaamaamaaamaaaamaaamamaaasaaamaaaamacaamaaauaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaamaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasdaaaamauaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaca", "img_56527.png": "VI. PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE\n. Pomona Oct. '91 vs. JAN. \u201892\nCAMEL GrowTtH - InpEx 109\nALL OTHER RJR BRANDS HELD STEADY\n. MARLBORO SHOWED A SLIGHT DECLINE ~- INDEX 98\n. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DIFFERENCE - INDEX 300\n3\n8\nsea mmmaaacaaaacasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadaaasaaaasaaaasaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaacaaaaaacacscssassacaassscssssccccsal", "img_56528.png": "VI. PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE\n. Pomona Oct. '91 vs. JAN. \u201892\nCAMEL GrowTtH - InpEx 109\nALL OTHER RJR BRANDS HELD STEADY\n. MARLBORO SHOWED A SLIGHT DECLINE ~- INDEX 98\n. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DIFFERENCE - INDEX 300\n3\n8\nsea mmmaaacaaaacasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadaaasaaaasaaaasaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaacaaaaaacacscssassacaassscssssccccsal", "img_56529.png": "VI. PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE\n. Pomona Oct. '91 vs. JAN. \u201892\nCAMEL GrowTtH - InpEx 109\nALL OTHER RJR BRANDS HELD STEADY\n. MARLBORO SHOWED A SLIGHT DECLINE ~- INDEX 98\n. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DIFFERENCE - INDEX 300\n3\n8\nsea mmmaaacaaaacasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadaaasaaaasaaaasaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaacaaaaaacacscssassacaassscssssccccsal", "img_56530.png": "VI. PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE\n. Pomona Oct. '91 vs. JAN. \u201892\nCAMEL GrowTtH - InpEx 109\nALL OTHER RJR BRANDS HELD STEADY\n. MARLBORO SHOWED A SLIGHT DECLINE ~- INDEX 98\n. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS DIFFERENCE - INDEX 300\n3\n8\nsea mmmaaacaaaacasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadaaasaaaasaaaasaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaasaacaaaaaacacscssassacaassscssssccccsal", "img_4522.png": "RJR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT\nTITLE: Brand Switching Retest for Retail Multibrand\nIntercept\nPROPOSAL: 01-11140 and 01-13123\nSUPPLIER: Target Research Group\nThis Job Assignment is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nTEST OBJECTIVE: To assess brand switching and occasional usage levels for four\nRJR brands (primarily Camel and Winston) among 500 competitive smokers taking part\nIn the B1G4F multibrand intercept program at retail stores.\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProposal Approved: by 12/20/01 Source of Funds: '02 Winston Res.\nBudget and 02 Camel Res. Budget\nPhone Interviewing--- 2/5 to 3/11/02 Charge Code: WIN 04-75-3200-8750-855\nCAMEL 04-75-4600-8750-855\n. Results presented--- by 3/27/02 Research Type:\nOther (010101)\nQualitative (020101)\nQuantitative \u2014 X___ (030101) :\nItemized Costs [Winston [Camel | Total\nFieldwork 14,500 [14,500 | 29,000\n|DataProcessing | 1500 [1500 | 3,000\n[Admin 250 250 2.500\n: | Study Preparation | 250 | OT 500\nTOTAL $17,500 $17,500 [_ $35,000 _\u2014s\u00abi|\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY TARGET RESEARCH GROUP\nSignature on file 1/2/02 Signature on file 1/2/02\nNAME/DATE NAME/DATE a\nz\n\u201cI\n_\n. oD\no", "img_4524.png": "RJR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT\nTITLE: Brand Switching Retest for Retail Multibrand\nIntercept\nPROPOSAL: 01-11140 and 01-13123\nSUPPLIER: Target Research Group\nThis Job Assignment is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nTEST OBJECTIVE: To assess brand switching and occasional usage levels for four\nRJR brands (primarily Camel and Winston) among 500 competitive smokers taking part\nIn the B1G4F multibrand intercept program at retail stores.\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProposal Approved: by 12/20/01 Source of Funds: '02 Winston Res.\nBudget and 02 Camel Res. Budget\nPhone Interviewing--- 2/5 to 3/11/02 Charge Code: WIN 04-75-3200-8750-855\nCAMEL 04-75-4600-8750-855\n. Results presented--- by 3/27/02 Research Type:\nOther (010101)\nQualitative (020101)\nQuantitative \u2014 X___ (030101) :\nItemized Costs [Winston [Camel | Total\nFieldwork 14,500 [14,500 | 29,000\n|DataProcessing | 1500 [1500 | 3,000\n[Admin 250 250 2.500\n: | Study Preparation | 250 | OT 500\nTOTAL $17,500 $17,500 [_ $35,000 _\u2014s\u00abi|\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY TARGET RESEARCH GROUP\nSignature on file 1/2/02 Signature on file 1/2/02\nNAME/DATE NAME/DATE a\nz\n\u201cI\n_\n. oD\no", "img_4525.png": "RJR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT\nTITLE: Brand Switching Retest for Retail Multibrand\nIntercept\nPROPOSAL: 01-11140 and 01-13123\nSUPPLIER: Target Research Group\nThis Job Assignment is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nTEST OBJECTIVE: To assess brand switching and occasional usage levels for four\nRJR brands (primarily Camel and Winston) among 500 competitive smokers taking part\nIn the B1G4F multibrand intercept program at retail stores.\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProposal Approved: by 12/20/01 Source of Funds: '02 Winston Res.\nBudget and 02 Camel Res. Budget\nPhone Interviewing--- 2/5 to 3/11/02 Charge Code: WIN 04-75-3200-8750-855\nCAMEL 04-75-4600-8750-855\n. Results presented--- by 3/27/02 Research Type:\nOther (010101)\nQualitative (020101)\nQuantitative \u2014 X___ (030101) :\nItemized Costs [Winston [Camel | Total\nFieldwork 14,500 [14,500 | 29,000\n|DataProcessing | 1500 [1500 | 3,000\n[Admin 250 250 2.500\n: | Study Preparation | 250 | OT 500\nTOTAL $17,500 $17,500 [_ $35,000 _\u2014s\u00abi|\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY TARGET RESEARCH GROUP\nSignature on file 1/2/02 Signature on file 1/2/02\nNAME/DATE NAME/DATE a\nz\n\u201cI\n_\n. oD\no", "img_4527.png": "RJR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT\nTITLE: Brand Switching Retest for Retail Multibrand\nIntercept\nPROPOSAL: 01-11140 and 01-13123\nSUPPLIER: Target Research Group\nThis Job Assignment is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nTEST OBJECTIVE: To assess brand switching and occasional usage levels for four\nRJR brands (primarily Camel and Winston) among 500 competitive smokers taking part\nIn the B1G4F multibrand intercept program at retail stores.\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProposal Approved: by 12/20/01 Source of Funds: '02 Winston Res.\nBudget and 02 Camel Res. Budget\nPhone Interviewing--- 2/5 to 3/11/02 Charge Code: WIN 04-75-3200-8750-855\nCAMEL 04-75-4600-8750-855\n. Results presented--- by 3/27/02 Research Type:\nOther (010101)\nQualitative (020101)\nQuantitative \u2014 X___ (030101) :\nItemized Costs [Winston [Camel | Total\nFieldwork 14,500 [14,500 | 29,000\n|DataProcessing | 1500 [1500 | 3,000\n[Admin 250 250 2.500\n: | Study Preparation | 250 | OT 500\nTOTAL $17,500 $17,500 [_ $35,000 _\u2014s\u00abi|\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY TARGET RESEARCH GROUP\nSignature on file 1/2/02 Signature on file 1/2/02\nNAME/DATE NAME/DATE a\nz\n\u201cI\n_\n. oD\no", "img_4529.png": "RJR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT\nTITLE: Brand Switching Retest for Retail Multibrand\nIntercept\nPROPOSAL: 01-11140 and 01-13123\nSUPPLIER: Target Research Group\nThis Job Assignment is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nTEST OBJECTIVE: To assess brand switching and occasional usage levels for four\nRJR brands (primarily Camel and Winston) among 500 competitive smokers taking part\nIn the B1G4F multibrand intercept program at retail stores.\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProposal Approved: by 12/20/01 Source of Funds: '02 Winston Res.\nBudget and 02 Camel Res. Budget\nPhone Interviewing--- 2/5 to 3/11/02 Charge Code: WIN 04-75-3200-8750-855\nCAMEL 04-75-4600-8750-855\n. Results presented--- by 3/27/02 Research Type:\nOther (010101)\nQualitative (020101)\nQuantitative \u2014 X___ (030101) :\nItemized Costs [Winston [Camel | Total\nFieldwork 14,500 [14,500 | 29,000\n|DataProcessing | 1500 [1500 | 3,000\n[Admin 250 250 2.500\n: | Study Preparation | 250 | OT 500\nTOTAL $17,500 $17,500 [_ $35,000 _\u2014s\u00abi|\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY TARGET RESEARCH GROUP\nSignature on file 1/2/02 Signature on file 1/2/02\nNAME/DATE NAME/DATE a\nz\n\u201cI\n_\n. oD\no", "img_18557.png": "~e THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nLe OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY\na a a\nXe > i 300 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103\nivoeera' WAKE FORE Office of the Controller\n\u201c > CeaRSEXtEE (919) 748-4445\nTr , 77F Invoice No. G-1704\nDr. J. H. Robinson\nBowman Gray Technical Center Date 10/9/91\nR. Jd. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CASHIER\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Credit _2-144-831-1140-751\nL - Credit\nCredit,\nINVOICE\nREFER TO INVOICE NUMBER WHEN PAYING\nContract #91-771-014\nSupport of \u201cInvestigation of the Effects\nof Nicotine in the Mammalian Brain\"\nDr. Samuel Deadwyler\nQuarterly Billing for\nOctober 1, 1991 - December 31, 1991 $17 019.25\nun\n9\noO\nN\n8\nN\nN\nN\n)", "img_18561.png": "~e THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nLe OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY\na a a\nXe > i 300 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103\nivoeera' WAKE FORE Office of the Controller\n\u201c > CeaRSEXtEE (919) 748-4445\nTr , 77F Invoice No. G-1704\nDr. J. H. Robinson\nBowman Gray Technical Center Date 10/9/91\nR. Jd. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CASHIER\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Credit _2-144-831-1140-751\nL - Credit\nCredit,\nINVOICE\nREFER TO INVOICE NUMBER WHEN PAYING\nContract #91-771-014\nSupport of \u201cInvestigation of the Effects\nof Nicotine in the Mammalian Brain\"\nDr. Samuel Deadwyler\nQuarterly Billing for\nOctober 1, 1991 - December 31, 1991 $17 019.25\nun\n9\noO\nN\n8\nN\nN\nN\n)", "img_18564.png": "~e THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nLe OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY\na a a\nXe > i 300 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103\nivoeera' WAKE FORE Office of the Controller\n\u201c > CeaRSEXtEE (919) 748-4445\nTr , 77F Invoice No. G-1704\nDr. J. H. Robinson\nBowman Gray Technical Center Date 10/9/91\nR. Jd. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CASHIER\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Credit _2-144-831-1140-751\nL - Credit\nCredit,\nINVOICE\nREFER TO INVOICE NUMBER WHEN PAYING\nContract #91-771-014\nSupport of \u201cInvestigation of the Effects\nof Nicotine in the Mammalian Brain\"\nDr. Samuel Deadwyler\nQuarterly Billing for\nOctober 1, 1991 - December 31, 1991 $17 019.25\nun\n9\noO\nN\n8\nN\nN\nN\n)", "img_18581.png": "~e THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nLe OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY\na a a\nXe > i 300 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103\nivoeera' WAKE FORE Office of the Controller\n\u201c > CeaRSEXtEE (919) 748-4445\nTr , 77F Invoice No. G-1704\nDr. J. H. Robinson\nBowman Gray Technical Center Date 10/9/91\nR. Jd. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CASHIER\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Credit _2-144-831-1140-751\nL - Credit\nCredit,\nINVOICE\nREFER TO INVOICE NUMBER WHEN PAYING\nContract #91-771-014\nSupport of \u201cInvestigation of the Effects\nof Nicotine in the Mammalian Brain\"\nDr. Samuel Deadwyler\nQuarterly Billing for\nOctober 1, 1991 - December 31, 1991 $17 019.25\nun\n9\noO\nN\n8\nN\nN\nN\n)", "img_18585.png": "~e THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nLe OF WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY\na a a\nXe > i 300 South Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27103\nivoeera' WAKE FORE Office of the Controller\n\u201c > CeaRSEXtEE (919) 748-4445\nTr , 77F Invoice No. G-1704\nDr. J. H. Robinson\nBowman Gray Technical Center Date 10/9/91\nR. Jd. Reynolds Tobacco Co. CASHIER\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Credit _2-144-831-1140-751\nL - Credit\nCredit,\nINVOICE\nREFER TO INVOICE NUMBER WHEN PAYING\nContract #91-771-014\nSupport of \u201cInvestigation of the Effects\nof Nicotine in the Mammalian Brain\"\nDr. Samuel Deadwyler\nQuarterly Billing for\nOctober 1, 1991 - December 31, 1991 $17 019.25\nun\n9\noO\nN\n8\nN\nN\nN\n)", "img_55951.png": ": Ultimately, the qualitative research. conducted across\u2019 major markets will .\nprovide direction for developing additional (quanitative) research, if >\nnecessary. __ .\nISSUES TO BE EXPLORED ,\nKey issues to be explored are: -\n1. Whether the symbols, cues, and values identified through the Hispanic\nOpportunity Assessment are relevant, particularly to younger adult\n| Hispanic smokers.\n| .\n: 2. Whether there are other symbols, cues, and values that are as or more\nrelevant.\n3. How relevant symbols, cues, and values can be incorporated into\npositioning strategies and marketing programs targeted toward Hispanic\n: smokers.\n4. Whether the resulting direction for Hispanic positionings is consistent\nwith the General Market direction.\n5. What executional guidelines should be applied to development of\nHispanic Market creative.\n6. What perceptions of relevant brands - WINSTON and Marlboro - exist\namong particularly younger adult Hispanic smokers from the standpoint\nof product and user imagery.\n7. What implications these perceptions have for positioning/creative\ndevelopment.\nLa Agencia de McCann-Erickson has executed creative concepts to be used as )\nstimuli for addressing points 1-5.\nMETHODOLOGY AND SAMPLE COMPOSITION\n: Three focus groups will be conducted in Miami and four in San Antonio among\n: 8-10 Hispanic smokers selected to meet these specifications.\n| Miami San Antonio\n| @ WINSTON smokers, males 18-34. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 18-24.\n' e@ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 25-34.\n@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34. @ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24.\ne@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34\nNOTE: Group specifications correspond to: a) the interest in better\nunderstanding younger adult Hispanics, b) the high proportion of w\nmales (relative to females) in the cigarette category, and c) the a\nbrand dominance of WINSTON and Marlboro. ~\nAll smokers will be mono- or bilingual (Spanish, Spanish/English). The Ss .\ngroups will be conducted in Spanish. w\n|", "img_55952.png": ": Ultimately, the qualitative research. conducted across\u2019 major markets will .\nprovide direction for developing additional (quanitative) research, if >\nnecessary. __ .\nISSUES TO BE EXPLORED ,\nKey issues to be explored are: -\n1. Whether the symbols, cues, and values identified through the Hispanic\nOpportunity Assessment are relevant, particularly to younger adult\n| Hispanic smokers.\n| .\n: 2. Whether there are other symbols, cues, and values that are as or more\nrelevant.\n3. How relevant symbols, cues, and values can be incorporated into\npositioning strategies and marketing programs targeted toward Hispanic\n: smokers.\n4. Whether the resulting direction for Hispanic positionings is consistent\nwith the General Market direction.\n5. What executional guidelines should be applied to development of\nHispanic Market creative.\n6. What perceptions of relevant brands - WINSTON and Marlboro - exist\namong particularly younger adult Hispanic smokers from the standpoint\nof product and user imagery.\n7. What implications these perceptions have for positioning/creative\ndevelopment.\nLa Agencia de McCann-Erickson has executed creative concepts to be used as )\nstimuli for addressing points 1-5.\nMETHODOLOGY AND SAMPLE COMPOSITION\n: Three focus groups will be conducted in Miami and four in San Antonio among\n: 8-10 Hispanic smokers selected to meet these specifications.\n| Miami San Antonio\n| @ WINSTON smokers, males 18-34. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 18-24.\n' e@ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 25-34.\n@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34. @ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24.\ne@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34\nNOTE: Group specifications correspond to: a) the interest in better\nunderstanding younger adult Hispanics, b) the high proportion of w\nmales (relative to females) in the cigarette category, and c) the a\nbrand dominance of WINSTON and Marlboro. ~\nAll smokers will be mono- or bilingual (Spanish, Spanish/English). The Ss .\ngroups will be conducted in Spanish. w\n|", "img_55953.png": ": Ultimately, the qualitative research. conducted across\u2019 major markets will .\nprovide direction for developing additional (quanitative) research, if >\nnecessary. __ .\nISSUES TO BE EXPLORED ,\nKey issues to be explored are: -\n1. Whether the symbols, cues, and values identified through the Hispanic\nOpportunity Assessment are relevant, particularly to younger adult\n| Hispanic smokers.\n| .\n: 2. Whether there are other symbols, cues, and values that are as or more\nrelevant.\n3. How relevant symbols, cues, and values can be incorporated into\npositioning strategies and marketing programs targeted toward Hispanic\n: smokers.\n4. Whether the resulting direction for Hispanic positionings is consistent\nwith the General Market direction.\n5. What executional guidelines should be applied to development of\nHispanic Market creative.\n6. What perceptions of relevant brands - WINSTON and Marlboro - exist\namong particularly younger adult Hispanic smokers from the standpoint\nof product and user imagery.\n7. What implications these perceptions have for positioning/creative\ndevelopment.\nLa Agencia de McCann-Erickson has executed creative concepts to be used as )\nstimuli for addressing points 1-5.\nMETHODOLOGY AND SAMPLE COMPOSITION\n: Three focus groups will be conducted in Miami and four in San Antonio among\n: 8-10 Hispanic smokers selected to meet these specifications.\n| Miami San Antonio\n| @ WINSTON smokers, males 18-34. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 18-24.\n' e@ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24. e@ WINSTON smokers, males 25-34.\n@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34. @ Marlboro smokers, males 18-24.\ne@ Marlboro smokers, males 25-34\nNOTE: Group specifications correspond to: a) the interest in better\nunderstanding younger adult Hispanics, b) the high proportion of w\nmales (relative to females) in the cigarette category, and c) the a\nbrand dominance of WINSTON and Marlboro. ~\nAll smokers will be mono- or bilingual (Spanish, Spanish/English). The Ss .\ngroups will be conducted in Spanish. w\n|", "img_49432.png": "Figure 1\nORGANIZATIONAL PLAN\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\nTHE SAMUEL ROBERTS NOBLE FOUNDATION, INC,\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\ntk TAY a) ea eR RS Mae oh Lar\nResearch Service Lepartment Research Department\nEnt AP tent. a \u2014\u2014 SG 2\n| '\nt '\nsai iss is i Selec eth co yet lhl, ws She Wee sain ehae ash Ws RN inst 55 Sain ai\n\u2018 f t i \u2018 ;\n\u2018 ' ' ' ' '\nLibrary Stockroom Shop Facilities Protein Section Growth and Respiratio Small Animal &\nMn chBawnt Section Section\nWureg Venti Ww iG Gel a ak a a hus eR.\nYves Kacad Steclereracet J L nw lLrar\nDO. Yaser ei. IGE E\n\u201cre ' [LLt4wie i\nO18 AC rm NL SAAS Le Asks) p 2 sectinkss", "img_49437.png": "Figure 1\nORGANIZATIONAL PLAN\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\nTHE SAMUEL ROBERTS NOBLE FOUNDATION, INC,\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\ntk TAY a) ea eR RS Mae oh Lar\nResearch Service Lepartment Research Department\nEnt AP tent. a \u2014\u2014 SG 2\n| '\nt '\nsai iss is i Selec eth co yet lhl, ws She Wee sain ehae ash Ws RN inst 55 Sain ai\n\u2018 f t i \u2018 ;\n\u2018 ' ' ' ' '\nLibrary Stockroom Shop Facilities Protein Section Growth and Respiratio Small Animal &\nMn chBawnt Section Section\nWureg Venti Ww iG Gel a ak a a hus eR.\nYves Kacad Steclereracet J L nw lLrar\nDO. Yaser ei. IGE E\n\u201cre ' [LLt4wie i\nO18 AC rm NL SAAS Le Asks) p 2 sectinkss", "img_49442.png": "Figure 1\nORGANIZATIONAL PLAN\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\nTHE SAMUEL ROBERTS NOBLE FOUNDATION, INC,\nLABORATORY RESEARCH DIVISION\ntk TAY a) ea eR RS Mae oh Lar\nResearch Service Lepartment Research Department\nEnt AP tent. a \u2014\u2014 SG 2\n| '\nt '\nsai iss is i Selec eth co yet lhl, ws She Wee sain ehae ash Ws RN inst 55 Sain ai\n\u2018 f t i \u2018 ;\n\u2018 ' ' ' ' '\nLibrary Stockroom Shop Facilities Protein Section Growth and Respiratio Small Animal &\nMn chBawnt Section Section\nWureg Venti Ww iG Gel a ak a a hus eR.\nYves Kacad Steclereracet J L nw lLrar\nDO. Yaser ei. IGE E\n\u201cre ' [LLt4wie i\nO18 AC rm NL SAAS Le Asks) p 2 sectinkss", "img_5175.png": "aes GODCHAUX-HENDERSON SUGAR CO., INC. op\nPRO FORMA BALANCE SHEET AT 5/31/75 {%\n; : : IN HANDS OF OTHERS - ON LIFO ; \u00b0\nBei ASSETS \u2019 ;\n\"Cash . ae eS ee\n: Accounts Receivable : 12,464\n\u2014~Inventories\nSugar 272,000 cwt at $11.11 : 3,022\nProcessing cost 386\n; Spare parts . 1,970\n: Prepaid expenses : 394\ni Total Current Assets 19,631\nFixed assets - Net ; ; _ 14,353 :\nOther assets and deferred charges 4 fe\nTOTAL ASSETS $ 34,395 ;\nLIABILITIES\nf 3 : Wt\n\u00a5 -= Notes payable - banks $ 14,253 hint me\nNotes payable - La. raw mills ae 7 5369 pec\n. Current portion of long-term debt {= 5 Ne\nne ~ Accounts payable and accrued : K /3,93he- 39\nTotal Current Liabilities - 25,071\n: Long-term debt : 4,815 ;\nDeferred taxes \u00a9 , : 872\n_ Deferred futures profit \u201c716 :\n_ Stockholders' equity : ae 2,921\n- TOTAL _LIABILITIES ee : $ 34,395\n; . . ; * . Z : (r2 l ae db\n: j G ) eee nS\n(9 neo\nErnest F. Ladd, III/ge : Ses ere cee\n6/10/75 ;\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grlh0227", "img_5178.png": "aes GODCHAUX-HENDERSON SUGAR CO., INC. op\nPRO FORMA BALANCE SHEET AT 5/31/75 {%\n; : : IN HANDS OF OTHERS - ON LIFO ; \u00b0\nBei ASSETS \u2019 ;\n\"Cash . ae eS ee\n: Accounts Receivable : 12,464\n\u2014~Inventories\nSugar 272,000 cwt at $11.11 : 3,022\nProcessing cost 386\n; Spare parts . 1,970\n: Prepaid expenses : 394\ni Total Current Assets 19,631\nFixed assets - Net ; ; _ 14,353 :\nOther assets and deferred charges 4 fe\nTOTAL ASSETS $ 34,395 ;\nLIABILITIES\nf 3 : Wt\n\u00a5 -= Notes payable - banks $ 14,253 hint me\nNotes payable - La. raw mills ae 7 5369 pec\n. Current portion of long-term debt {= 5 Ne\nne ~ Accounts payable and accrued : K /3,93he- 39\nTotal Current Liabilities - 25,071\n: Long-term debt : 4,815 ;\nDeferred taxes \u00a9 , : 872\n_ Deferred futures profit \u201c716 :\n_ Stockholders' equity : ae 2,921\n- TOTAL _LIABILITIES ee : $ 34,395\n; . . ; * . Z : (r2 l ae db\n: j G ) eee nS\n(9 neo\nErnest F. Ladd, III/ge : Ses ere cee\n6/10/75 ;\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grlh0227", "img_5181.png": "aes GODCHAUX-HENDERSON SUGAR CO., INC. op\nPRO FORMA BALANCE SHEET AT 5/31/75 {%\n; : : IN HANDS OF OTHERS - ON LIFO ; \u00b0\nBei ASSETS \u2019 ;\n\"Cash . ae eS ee\n: Accounts Receivable : 12,464\n\u2014~Inventories\nSugar 272,000 cwt at $11.11 : 3,022\nProcessing cost 386\n; Spare parts . 1,970\n: Prepaid expenses : 394\ni Total Current Assets 19,631\nFixed assets - Net ; ; _ 14,353 :\nOther assets and deferred charges 4 fe\nTOTAL ASSETS $ 34,395 ;\nLIABILITIES\nf 3 : Wt\n\u00a5 -= Notes payable - banks $ 14,253 hint me\nNotes payable - La. raw mills ae 7 5369 pec\n. Current portion of long-term debt {= 5 Ne\nne ~ Accounts payable and accrued : K /3,93he- 39\nTotal Current Liabilities - 25,071\n: Long-term debt : 4,815 ;\nDeferred taxes \u00a9 , : 872\n_ Deferred futures profit \u201c716 :\n_ Stockholders' equity : ae 2,921\n- TOTAL _LIABILITIES ee : $ 34,395\n; . . ; * . Z : (r2 l ae db\n: j G ) eee nS\n(9 neo\nErnest F. Ladd, III/ge : Ses ere cee\n6/10/75 ;\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grlh0227", "img_5182.png": "aes GODCHAUX-HENDERSON SUGAR CO., INC. op\nPRO FORMA BALANCE SHEET AT 5/31/75 {%\n; : : IN HANDS OF OTHERS - ON LIFO ; \u00b0\nBei ASSETS \u2019 ;\n\"Cash . ae eS ee\n: Accounts Receivable : 12,464\n\u2014~Inventories\nSugar 272,000 cwt at $11.11 : 3,022\nProcessing cost 386\n; Spare parts . 1,970\n: Prepaid expenses : 394\ni Total Current Assets 19,631\nFixed assets - Net ; ; _ 14,353 :\nOther assets and deferred charges 4 fe\nTOTAL ASSETS $ 34,395 ;\nLIABILITIES\nf 3 : Wt\n\u00a5 -= Notes payable - banks $ 14,253 hint me\nNotes payable - La. raw mills ae 7 5369 pec\n. Current portion of long-term debt {= 5 Ne\nne ~ Accounts payable and accrued : K /3,93he- 39\nTotal Current Liabilities - 25,071\n: Long-term debt : 4,815 ;\nDeferred taxes \u00a9 , : 872\n_ Deferred futures profit \u201c716 :\n_ Stockholders' equity : ae 2,921\n- TOTAL _LIABILITIES ee : $ 34,395\n; . . ; * . Z : (r2 l ae db\n: j G ) eee nS\n(9 neo\nErnest F. Ladd, III/ge : Ses ere cee\n6/10/75 ;\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grlh0227", "img_5184.png": "aes GODCHAUX-HENDERSON SUGAR CO., INC. op\nPRO FORMA BALANCE SHEET AT 5/31/75 {%\n; : : IN HANDS OF OTHERS - ON LIFO ; \u00b0\nBei ASSETS \u2019 ;\n\"Cash . ae eS ee\n: Accounts Receivable : 12,464\n\u2014~Inventories\nSugar 272,000 cwt at $11.11 : 3,022\nProcessing cost 386\n; Spare parts . 1,970\n: Prepaid expenses : 394\ni Total Current Assets 19,631\nFixed assets - Net ; ; _ 14,353 :\nOther assets and deferred charges 4 fe\nTOTAL ASSETS $ 34,395 ;\nLIABILITIES\nf 3 : Wt\n\u00a5 -= Notes payable - banks $ 14,253 hint me\nNotes payable - La. raw mills ae 7 5369 pec\n. Current portion of long-term debt {= 5 Ne\nne ~ Accounts payable and accrued : K /3,93he- 39\nTotal Current Liabilities - 25,071\n: Long-term debt : 4,815 ;\nDeferred taxes \u00a9 , : 872\n_ Deferred futures profit \u201c716 :\n_ Stockholders' equity : ae 2,921\n- TOTAL _LIABILITIES ee : $ 34,395\n; . . ; * . Z : (r2 l ae db\n: j G ) eee nS\n(9 neo\nErnest F. Ladd, III/ge : Ses ere cee\n6/10/75 ;\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/grlh0227", "img_47421.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_47423.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_47425.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_47427.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_47429.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_47430.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_55466.png": "1980 Budget\nPage 6\nOTHER GRANT PROPOSALS SUBMITTED FOR 1980\n1. Kellogg Foundation - Olympic Nutrition Education Grant $780,000 over 5 yr. period\n1980 - 1984\nCollaborative program with Southwest Iowa Learning Resources Center\nSCN PORTION OF GRANT: ($320,000 for 5 years) 1980 1981\nA. Education Intervention and Evaluation Phase\nSalaries 1RaSEee 20.0 20.0\nTravel 0.5 0.5\nAdministrative 25 2.5\nIndirect Costs 23 2.3\n25.8 Zac3\nB. Research Phase ($154,000 for 5 years)\nSalaries 2.5 5.0\nTravel 4.0 4.0\nData Processing SCN-1 Grant 3.0 3.0)\nBiochemical Analysis SCN-1 Grant 75 7.5\n3 Fellows UNL Grant 1.5 15.0\nDr. Rose - Project Leader UNL Grant Led 15.0\n32.0 49.5\nTOTAL TO SCN, Inc. 57.3 74.8\nTotal 1980 to SCN Budget = $31.8\nTotal 1980 to SCN-1-Grants = 10.5\nTotal 1980 to SCN-4-G-UNL = 15.0\n() ee scan 4 wo, 3 rm) \\o) A'ae, [e}", "img_55467.png": "1980 Budget\nPage 6\nOTHER GRANT PROPOSALS SUBMITTED FOR 1980\n1. Kellogg Foundation - Olympic Nutrition Education Grant $780,000 over 5 yr. period\n1980 - 1984\nCollaborative program with Southwest Iowa Learning Resources Center\nSCN PORTION OF GRANT: ($320,000 for 5 years) 1980 1981\nA. Education Intervention and Evaluation Phase\nSalaries 1RaSEee 20.0 20.0\nTravel 0.5 0.5\nAdministrative 25 2.5\nIndirect Costs 23 2.3\n25.8 Zac3\nB. Research Phase ($154,000 for 5 years)\nSalaries 2.5 5.0\nTravel 4.0 4.0\nData Processing SCN-1 Grant 3.0 3.0)\nBiochemical Analysis SCN-1 Grant 75 7.5\n3 Fellows UNL Grant 1.5 15.0\nDr. Rose - Project Leader UNL Grant Led 15.0\n32.0 49.5\nTOTAL TO SCN, Inc. 57.3 74.8\nTotal 1980 to SCN Budget = $31.8\nTotal 1980 to SCN-1-Grants = 10.5\nTotal 1980 to SCN-4-G-UNL = 15.0\n() ee scan 4 wo, 3 rm) \\o) A'ae, [e}", "img_59431.png": "Office Address: Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physio-\nlogy and Medicine, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Aus-\ntralia, Telephone: (03) 341 5664.\nMAURICE H. HALFORD, BSc, PhD, FRACI, CChem, FRSC. Scien-\ntific and Technical Managez, The Austratian Associated Brewers.\nSecretary to The Australian Associated Brewers Technical Com-\nmittee and Medical Advisory Group and Chairman, Joint Brewing/ \\\nMaiting Industries Committee on Nitrosamines. Formerly Senior |\nResearch Scientist, Carlton and United Breweries Limited, 1971-\n76 and National Academy of Sciences, National Research\nCouncil Visiting Scientist. U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, Massa-\nchusetts, 1968-71. Numerous publications on the chemistry and\nbiochemistry of complex carbohydrates, natural and synthetic\npolynucleotides and food additives and on the raw materials\nof brewing and brewing technology.\nOffice Address: Box 843U, G.P.O, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Aus-\ntralia. Telephone: (03) 342 5660.\nWALLACE IRONSIDE, MD, FRACP, FRCPsych, FRANZCP. Pro-\nfessor Emeritus, Monash University 1983; Foundation Professor\nof Psychological Medicine. Monash University 1969-82; Visiting\nProfessor, University of Rochester, New York, 1974; Visiting\nFellow, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 1972;\nFoundation Professor of Psychaicgical Medicine, University of\nOtago, New Zealand, 1962-69: Assistant Professor of Psychiatry,\nUniversity of Rochester, New York, 1959-61; Foundation's Fund\nfor Research in Psychiatry Fellow, 1960-61; Fellow (corresp.)\nAmerican Psychiatric Association 1953. Member of The Australian\nAssociated Brewers Medical Advisory Group. {\nAddress: 63 Park Street, South Yarra. Victoria 3142, Australia. |\nTelephone: (03) 26 1078.\nRICHARD R. H. LOVELL, AO, MD, FRCP, FRACP, FACP (Hon.)\nProfessor of Medicine, University ci Me!bourne, since 1955; Medi-\ncal Registrar, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Medicine, St. Mary's\nHospital, London 1947-55; House Physician, Brompton Hospital,\n20", "img_59433.png": "Office Address: Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physio-\nlogy and Medicine, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Aus-\ntralia, Telephone: (03) 341 5664.\nMAURICE H. HALFORD, BSc, PhD, FRACI, CChem, FRSC. Scien-\ntific and Technical Managez, The Austratian Associated Brewers.\nSecretary to The Australian Associated Brewers Technical Com-\nmittee and Medical Advisory Group and Chairman, Joint Brewing/ \\\nMaiting Industries Committee on Nitrosamines. Formerly Senior |\nResearch Scientist, Carlton and United Breweries Limited, 1971-\n76 and National Academy of Sciences, National Research\nCouncil Visiting Scientist. U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, Massa-\nchusetts, 1968-71. Numerous publications on the chemistry and\nbiochemistry of complex carbohydrates, natural and synthetic\npolynucleotides and food additives and on the raw materials\nof brewing and brewing technology.\nOffice Address: Box 843U, G.P.O, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Aus-\ntralia. Telephone: (03) 342 5660.\nWALLACE IRONSIDE, MD, FRACP, FRCPsych, FRANZCP. Pro-\nfessor Emeritus, Monash University 1983; Foundation Professor\nof Psychological Medicine. Monash University 1969-82; Visiting\nProfessor, University of Rochester, New York, 1974; Visiting\nFellow, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 1972;\nFoundation Professor of Psychaicgical Medicine, University of\nOtago, New Zealand, 1962-69: Assistant Professor of Psychiatry,\nUniversity of Rochester, New York, 1959-61; Foundation's Fund\nfor Research in Psychiatry Fellow, 1960-61; Fellow (corresp.)\nAmerican Psychiatric Association 1953. Member of The Australian\nAssociated Brewers Medical Advisory Group. {\nAddress: 63 Park Street, South Yarra. Victoria 3142, Australia. |\nTelephone: (03) 26 1078.\nRICHARD R. H. LOVELL, AO, MD, FRCP, FRACP, FACP (Hon.)\nProfessor of Medicine, University ci Me!bourne, since 1955; Medi-\ncal Registrar, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Medicine, St. Mary's\nHospital, London 1947-55; House Physician, Brompton Hospital,\n20", "img_59436.png": "Office Address: Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physio-\nlogy and Medicine, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Aus-\ntralia, Telephone: (03) 341 5664.\nMAURICE H. HALFORD, BSc, PhD, FRACI, CChem, FRSC. Scien-\ntific and Technical Managez, The Austratian Associated Brewers.\nSecretary to The Australian Associated Brewers Technical Com-\nmittee and Medical Advisory Group and Chairman, Joint Brewing/ \\\nMaiting Industries Committee on Nitrosamines. Formerly Senior |\nResearch Scientist, Carlton and United Breweries Limited, 1971-\n76 and National Academy of Sciences, National Research\nCouncil Visiting Scientist. U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, Massa-\nchusetts, 1968-71. Numerous publications on the chemistry and\nbiochemistry of complex carbohydrates, natural and synthetic\npolynucleotides and food additives and on the raw materials\nof brewing and brewing technology.\nOffice Address: Box 843U, G.P.O, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Aus-\ntralia. Telephone: (03) 342 5660.\nWALLACE IRONSIDE, MD, FRACP, FRCPsych, FRANZCP. Pro-\nfessor Emeritus, Monash University 1983; Foundation Professor\nof Psychological Medicine. Monash University 1969-82; Visiting\nProfessor, University of Rochester, New York, 1974; Visiting\nFellow, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 1972;\nFoundation Professor of Psychaicgical Medicine, University of\nOtago, New Zealand, 1962-69: Assistant Professor of Psychiatry,\nUniversity of Rochester, New York, 1959-61; Foundation's Fund\nfor Research in Psychiatry Fellow, 1960-61; Fellow (corresp.)\nAmerican Psychiatric Association 1953. Member of The Australian\nAssociated Brewers Medical Advisory Group. {\nAddress: 63 Park Street, South Yarra. Victoria 3142, Australia. |\nTelephone: (03) 26 1078.\nRICHARD R. H. LOVELL, AO, MD, FRCP, FRACP, FACP (Hon.)\nProfessor of Medicine, University ci Me!bourne, since 1955; Medi-\ncal Registrar, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Medicine, St. Mary's\nHospital, London 1947-55; House Physician, Brompton Hospital,\n20", "img_59438.png": "Office Address: Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physio-\nlogy and Medicine, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Aus-\ntralia, Telephone: (03) 341 5664.\nMAURICE H. HALFORD, BSc, PhD, FRACI, CChem, FRSC. Scien-\ntific and Technical Managez, The Austratian Associated Brewers.\nSecretary to The Australian Associated Brewers Technical Com-\nmittee and Medical Advisory Group and Chairman, Joint Brewing/ \\\nMaiting Industries Committee on Nitrosamines. Formerly Senior |\nResearch Scientist, Carlton and United Breweries Limited, 1971-\n76 and National Academy of Sciences, National Research\nCouncil Visiting Scientist. U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, Massa-\nchusetts, 1968-71. Numerous publications on the chemistry and\nbiochemistry of complex carbohydrates, natural and synthetic\npolynucleotides and food additives and on the raw materials\nof brewing and brewing technology.\nOffice Address: Box 843U, G.P.O, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Aus-\ntralia. Telephone: (03) 342 5660.\nWALLACE IRONSIDE, MD, FRACP, FRCPsych, FRANZCP. Pro-\nfessor Emeritus, Monash University 1983; Foundation Professor\nof Psychological Medicine. Monash University 1969-82; Visiting\nProfessor, University of Rochester, New York, 1974; Visiting\nFellow, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 1972;\nFoundation Professor of Psychaicgical Medicine, University of\nOtago, New Zealand, 1962-69: Assistant Professor of Psychiatry,\nUniversity of Rochester, New York, 1959-61; Foundation's Fund\nfor Research in Psychiatry Fellow, 1960-61; Fellow (corresp.)\nAmerican Psychiatric Association 1953. Member of The Australian\nAssociated Brewers Medical Advisory Group. {\nAddress: 63 Park Street, South Yarra. Victoria 3142, Australia. |\nTelephone: (03) 26 1078.\nRICHARD R. H. LOVELL, AO, MD, FRCP, FRACP, FACP (Hon.)\nProfessor of Medicine, University ci Me!bourne, since 1955; Medi-\ncal Registrar, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Medicine, St. Mary's\nHospital, London 1947-55; House Physician, Brompton Hospital,\n20", "img_59441.png": "Office Address: Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physio-\nlogy and Medicine, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Aus-\ntralia, Telephone: (03) 341 5664.\nMAURICE H. HALFORD, BSc, PhD, FRACI, CChem, FRSC. Scien-\ntific and Technical Managez, The Austratian Associated Brewers.\nSecretary to The Australian Associated Brewers Technical Com-\nmittee and Medical Advisory Group and Chairman, Joint Brewing/ \\\nMaiting Industries Committee on Nitrosamines. Formerly Senior |\nResearch Scientist, Carlton and United Breweries Limited, 1971-\n76 and National Academy of Sciences, National Research\nCouncil Visiting Scientist. U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, Massa-\nchusetts, 1968-71. Numerous publications on the chemistry and\nbiochemistry of complex carbohydrates, natural and synthetic\npolynucleotides and food additives and on the raw materials\nof brewing and brewing technology.\nOffice Address: Box 843U, G.P.O, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Aus-\ntralia. Telephone: (03) 342 5660.\nWALLACE IRONSIDE, MD, FRACP, FRCPsych, FRANZCP. Pro-\nfessor Emeritus, Monash University 1983; Foundation Professor\nof Psychological Medicine. Monash University 1969-82; Visiting\nProfessor, University of Rochester, New York, 1974; Visiting\nFellow, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 1972;\nFoundation Professor of Psychaicgical Medicine, University of\nOtago, New Zealand, 1962-69: Assistant Professor of Psychiatry,\nUniversity of Rochester, New York, 1959-61; Foundation's Fund\nfor Research in Psychiatry Fellow, 1960-61; Fellow (corresp.)\nAmerican Psychiatric Association 1953. Member of The Australian\nAssociated Brewers Medical Advisory Group. {\nAddress: 63 Park Street, South Yarra. Victoria 3142, Australia. |\nTelephone: (03) 26 1078.\nRICHARD R. H. LOVELL, AO, MD, FRCP, FRACP, FACP (Hon.)\nProfessor of Medicine, University ci Me!bourne, since 1955; Medi-\ncal Registrar, Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Medicine, St. Mary's\nHospital, London 1947-55; House Physician, Brompton Hospital,\n20", "img_59447.png": "PROGRAMME\nInternational Medical Advisory Conference\nTire Regent of Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney\nFRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER\nSESSION VI\nBUSINESS SESSION\n(Association Delegates Only)\nChairmen: Professor B. MacMahon\n13.45 Drink-driving; Legislative Trends and Association\nAttitudes\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K. R, Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Mr. G. Winstanley\n14.25 Discussion\n14.40 Research Projects Supported by Participating\nBrewers\u2019 Associations \u2014 a Comparison\nMr. G. Winstanley\n14.55 Discussion\n15.05 Report of Meeting of International Scientific\nAdvisory Group\nOr, M. H. Halford\n15.25 Congeners in Alcoholic Beverages\nDr, M. C. Meilgaard\n15.35 Discussion\n15.55-16.15 Tea\nChairman: Mr. L. J. Mangan\n16.15 National Association Reports\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K.R. Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Major General W. D. Mangham\n16.45 Administrative Meeting (Chairmen and Association\nOfficials)\n17.00 Close of Session", "img_59451.png": "PROGRAMME\nInternational Medical Advisory Conference\nTire Regent of Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney\nFRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER\nSESSION VI\nBUSINESS SESSION\n(Association Delegates Only)\nChairmen: Professor B. MacMahon\n13.45 Drink-driving; Legislative Trends and Association\nAttitudes\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K. R, Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Mr. G. Winstanley\n14.25 Discussion\n14.40 Research Projects Supported by Participating\nBrewers\u2019 Associations \u2014 a Comparison\nMr. G. Winstanley\n14.55 Discussion\n15.05 Report of Meeting of International Scientific\nAdvisory Group\nOr, M. H. Halford\n15.25 Congeners in Alcoholic Beverages\nDr, M. C. Meilgaard\n15.35 Discussion\n15.55-16.15 Tea\nChairman: Mr. L. J. Mangan\n16.15 National Association Reports\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K.R. Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Major General W. D. Mangham\n16.45 Administrative Meeting (Chairmen and Association\nOfficials)\n17.00 Close of Session", "img_59452.png": "PROGRAMME\nInternational Medical Advisory Conference\nTire Regent of Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney\nFRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER\nSESSION VI\nBUSINESS SESSION\n(Association Delegates Only)\nChairmen: Professor B. MacMahon\n13.45 Drink-driving; Legislative Trends and Association\nAttitudes\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K. R, Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Mr. G. Winstanley\n14.25 Discussion\n14.40 Research Projects Supported by Participating\nBrewers\u2019 Associations \u2014 a Comparison\nMr. G. Winstanley\n14.55 Discussion\n15.05 Report of Meeting of International Scientific\nAdvisory Group\nOr, M. H. Halford\n15.25 Congeners in Alcoholic Beverages\nDr, M. C. Meilgaard\n15.35 Discussion\n15.55-16.15 Tea\nChairman: Mr. L. J. Mangan\n16.15 National Association Reports\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K.R. Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Major General W. D. Mangham\n16.45 Administrative Meeting (Chairmen and Association\nOfficials)\n17.00 Close of Session", "img_59455.png": "PROGRAMME\nInternational Medical Advisory Conference\nTire Regent of Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney\nFRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER\nSESSION VI\nBUSINESS SESSION\n(Association Delegates Only)\nChairmen: Professor B. MacMahon\n13.45 Drink-driving; Legislative Trends and Association\nAttitudes\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K. R, Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Mr. G. Winstanley\n14.25 Discussion\n14.40 Research Projects Supported by Participating\nBrewers\u2019 Associations \u2014 a Comparison\nMr. G. Winstanley\n14.55 Discussion\n15.05 Report of Meeting of International Scientific\nAdvisory Group\nOr, M. H. Halford\n15.25 Congeners in Alcoholic Beverages\nDr, M. C. Meilgaard\n15.35 Discussion\n15.55-16.15 Tea\nChairman: Mr. L. J. Mangan\n16.15 National Association Reports\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K.R. Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Major General W. D. Mangham\n16.45 Administrative Meeting (Chairmen and Association\nOfficials)\n17.00 Close of Session", "img_59457.png": "PROGRAMME\nInternational Medical Advisory Conference\nTire Regent of Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney\nFRIDAY, 7th OCTOBER\nSESSION VI\nBUSINESS SESSION\n(Association Delegates Only)\nChairmen: Professor B. MacMahon\n13.45 Drink-driving; Legislative Trends and Association\nAttitudes\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K. R, Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Mr. G. Winstanley\n14.25 Discussion\n14.40 Research Projects Supported by Participating\nBrewers\u2019 Associations \u2014 a Comparison\nMr. G. Winstanley\n14.55 Discussion\n15.05 Report of Meeting of International Scientific\nAdvisory Group\nOr, M. H. Halford\n15.25 Congeners in Alcoholic Beverages\nDr, M. C. Meilgaard\n15.35 Discussion\n15.55-16.15 Tea\nChairman: Mr. L. J. Mangan\n16.15 National Association Reports\nAustralia: Mr. H. S. Bingham\nCanada: Mr. K.R. Lavery\nUnited States of America: Mr. H. B. King\nUnited Kingdom: Major General W. D. Mangham\n16.45 Administrative Meeting (Chairmen and Association\nOfficials)\n17.00 Close of Session", "img_50356.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50361.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50362.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50363.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50364.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50366.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_50367.png": "ah : : z THURSDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER :\n\u201cEFFECTS ON HEALTH OF. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\"\n\u2018 . : Chairman: Professor W Ironside gee\n9.00 \"The Borderline Between Safe and Hazardous Drinking\" oy\nDr Griffiths Edwards ,\nPac Discussion : : : = :\n10.30 - 10.45 COFFEE \u2018 ? :\n10.45 \"Social Class in Epidemiology \u2014 A Need for Reclassification\"\n: es Professor Sir Cyril Clarke ; :\n: Discussion 7 4\n11.30 3 \"The Australian Study of Drinking Patterns\"\nProfessor R Blackett ~ oe a ;\nao Discussion es\n\"12.30 ' \u201cAvenues for Research\" ; me\n: Discussion led by Professor T oer :\n13.00 - 14.00 \u201c- LUNCH a 3\n\"FORTAL- DAMAGE \"AND\u201c ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION\" - .\n4 ; Chairman: Professor G Heseltine\n14.00 \"A Review\" : ; : ie ;\n: Professor W Ironside Shes :\n: : Discussion : ve\n15.00 \u201cNutritional Aspects\" 5 re\nwt . Professor W Darby\n: Discussion ; : :\naS _ \"BEER COMPONENTS\" pee ae\n315\u00b0540..4> \u201cCongeners \u2014 do they matter?\u201d \u2018\nProfessor W D Paton :\no Discussion \u2018\n49--45\u2014-for-39--45- DINNER AT THE \u2018PARK \u2018ROYAL BREWERY OF ARTHUR GUINNESS SON & COMPANY LIMITE:\n19\u00b030 Fon 24.06 : : I", "img_57056.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57058.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57059.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57061.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57062.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57063.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_57064.png": "GTk\nYEAR 2004-2005\n(As required under Clause 49 of the Listing Agreement entered into with the Stock Exchanges)\nCompany's Philosophy on Code of Corporate Governance\nThe Company firmly believes in and has consistently endeavoured to practice good Corporate Governance. It endeavours to provide\ndetailed information on various issues concerning the Company's business and financial performance to the shareholders.\nThe spirit of Corporate Governance has prevailed in the Company and has influenced its decisions and policies. The Company firmly\nbelieves in the values of transparency, professionalism and accountability in its dealings with its customers, suppliers, lenders, employees\n' and with every individual who comes in contact with the Company. :\nThe following is the report on the status and progress made on major aspects of Corporate Governance:\n| Board of Directors\nAt the beginning of the financial year, the Company had seven Directors on its Board, of which three were executive Directors, i.e. one\nManaging Director and two Whole-time Directors; one Nominee Director appointed by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction\n(B.1.-.R.) and three non-executive directors. Shri J.P. Knetan was reappointed as Managing Director of the Company with effect from\n1% August, 2003. Shri Viney Mehra was re-appointed as Whole time Director of the Company in the Annual General Meeting dated\n24% September 2004. Shri A.K. Joshi was appointed as Director, liable to retire by rotation, of the Company in the Annual General Meeting\ndated 24\" September 2004. Shri Chandra Shankar ceased to be a Special Director under a direction issued by the B.I.F.R. with effect\nfrom 5 July, 2004 and Shri R. V. lyer was appointed in his place by the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (B.LF.R.) w.e.f.\n17\" September, 2004.\nThe present strength of the Board is seven Directors, consisting of three executive Directors and four non-executive Directors. All the\nseven of them are independent Directors. The Company did not have any pecuniary relationship or transactions with non executive directors\nexcept payment of sitting fees, re-imbursement of expenses incurred for travel etc. for attending Board/Committee meetings. .\nThe detailed disclosures of the Board of Directors as required under the code are as follows:\nName of Category No.of Board Whether Number of No. of Committee\nthe Directors meetings attended Directorships in positions held in\nattended out of 5 AGM held on| Other Companies * other Companies * -\nBoard Meetings 24.09.2004\nheld during the |\nyear 2004-05\nLean omer | ramen [vember @}\nShri R.R. Kumar | Non-executive,\nIndependent Yes\nShri J. P. Khetan | Managing Director,\nIndependent Yes |\nShri Viney Mehra | Whole-time Director,\nIndependent Yes 1\nShri A.K. Joshi } Whole-time Director, |\nindependent Yes\nShri M. H. Patil Non-executive,\nIndependent\nShri Bharat Non-executive,\nB. Merchant Independent 5 Yes 1\nShri R. V. lyer BILF.R Nominee,\nIndependent 2(out of 2 meetings)\nShri Chandra BJ.F.R Nominee,\nShankar Independent 1(out of 1 meeting)\n* \u2014 Excluding directorship in Private Companies.\n@ Does not inctude Chairman, Member\nA", "img_56032.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56033.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56034.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56035.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56036.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56037.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56038.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_56039.png": "att\n. \\\nA :\ni . .\nRemuneration to Directors:\n| Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31* March, 2005.\nName of the Directors Salaries Perquisites PF & Sitting Total Stock\nSuper fees(incl. Option\nannuation |Committee\nFund Meetings)\nRs. Rs. # Rs. Rs. Rs.\n1 | shi. kumar PT 100,500 | 1.004500 |_|\n| 2._| Shri Chandra Shankar @ Po 3000 J 3.000 | Nt |\n| 3._| Shri Bharat B, Merchant Po 30,000 fF 30,000 | nil\n| 4._| Shri M. H. Pati Po 40,800 40,500 | it |\n|5._| Shri Rv. yer@@ Po 8.000 9,000 | Nil |\n| 6. | Shri AK. Joshit 700200 591183 w74o00 | - \u00ab| s(14,65,383 | Nl |\nShri Viney Mehra ** 895800 733808 zeses0 | =~ 18,53,558 | \u2014iNil_|\n| 3. | Shri J. P Khetan# 1608000 658119 402000 | ss -:\u2014'| 2668419] Nil\n[|_| Total 32,04,000 | _19,83,110 7,99,950 | 1,83,000 | 61,70,060 {| Nil |\n@ Ceased as Special Director vide BIFR direction no. F.No.15/2001/SD/BIFR with effect from 5\" July, 2004\n\u2018 @@ Appointed as Special Director w.e.f. 17\" September 2004. .\n\" Appointed as Whole-time Director on 24\" September, 2004 for a period of three years.\n\u201c Re-appointed as Whole-time Director with effect from 2\u00b05 August, 2004 for a period of three years.\n# Re-appointed as Managing Director with effect from 1% August, 2003 for a period of three years.\nHt All perquisites are evaluated as per Income-tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at\nactual cost.\nNotice period, severance fee and performance linked incentives are not stipulated in their terms of appointments.\nC) Share Transfer cum Shareholders\u2019/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nThe above Committee meets at regular intervals to approve transfers and look into the redressal of investors complaints, and to attend\nto share transfer and other related matters. The Composition of the Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/investors\u2019 Grievance Committee\nand details of the meeting attended by the Directors are given below:\nName of member Category No. of meetings attended out of\n24 meetings held during the year 2004-2005\nShri R. R. Kumar Non-Executive Independent Director 4  \u2014. |\nShri M. H. Patil Non-Executive Independent Director | es |\nShri Viney Mehra Executive independent Director ) 6 \u00a9. |\nShri_A. K. Joshi Executive Independent Director\nShri Kamal K. Gupta, Vice President (Corporate Affairs) & Company Secretary is the Compliance Officer to monitor the share transfer\nprocess, shareholders\u2019 grievances and complaints, and to liaise with regulatory authorities. His Phone No. 26713951, Fax No. 26715481.\nShare Transfer details meeting-wise:\nDate of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred Date of Meeting Total No. of Shares Transferred\n02/04/2004 5137 06/10/2004 7330\n21/04/2004 | 88s 18/10/2004 1430\n05/05/2004 [i (  CHC\u2014\u201c\u2018CSC@*d 03/11/2004 1867\n20/05/2004 4560 17/11/2004 1770\n05/06/2004 03/12/2004 3165\n18/06/2004 3928 17/12/2004 3974 .\nvores SC~ Ad ogoieos [SCC\n28/07/2004 2950 17/01/2005 [3605 + ~\u00ab\n41/08/2004 [i (  SHOC\u201c(\u2018C*d 04/02/2005 17347 !\n27/08/2004 1825 Biyoareo0s [SOS\n09/09/2004 2520 07/03/2005 9049\n20/09/2004 [931 23/03/2005 11940\nAll transfers received have been processed within the prescribed time with no pending share transters.\nThe Company received 65 complaints during the financial year ended 31% March 2005.\nee", "img_55464.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55447.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55449.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55453.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55459.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55413.png": "41 !\nI\n!\nSCHEDULE \u2018Q\u2019 :\nSIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND NOTES ON CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 315\" MARCH, 2005. |\n1) SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES\nA. Basis of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements have been prepared in accordance with the Accounting Standard - 21 on \u201cConsolidated\nFinancial Statements\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of india. . :\nB. Principies of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements relate to GTC Industries Ltd., (The Holding Company) and its subsidiaries. The name,\ncountry of incorporation and proportion of ownership interest are as under :\na\nName of the Subsidiary Company Country of Incorporation Share Holding Percentage\n\u2014_ >. oui \u2014~r Ea\n1 Golden Investment (Sikkim) Pvt. Limited India 99.97 %\n2 Western Express Industries Limited .\n(Formerly known as GTC Global Limited) India 100,00 %\nCc. Consolidation Procedures\nFor preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements, the financial statements of the Holding Company and its Subsidiaries have\nbeen combined on a tine to line basis by adding together like items of assets, liabilities, income and expenses. Impact of Inter-\nCompany transactions has been eliminated on consolidation.\nD. The accounting policies followed by the holding Company and its subsidiaries are disclosed in their respective financial statements.\n1 NOTES TO ACCOUNTS : .\n| 2) Contingent liabilities not provided for in respect of :\n(a) Guarantees and counter guarantees given by the holding Company and its subsidiary Companies to Banks/Financial\nInstitutions/Others in respect of loans/guarantees to/for other companies (excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in\n: Note no.(c) below) : Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon (Previous Year Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon).\n, (b) Guarantees given by the Bankers on behaif of the holding Company [excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in Note\nho.(c) below] : Rs.85,25,000 (Previous Year Rs. 1,10,25,000). : .\n(c) Disputed Excise claims/demands, excluding interest liability, if any, of Rs.77,35,42,751 (Previous Year Rs. 76,80,22,489)\nagainst and/or relating to the holding Company and counter claims by the holding Company are pending or otherwise being\n\"contested before the various Excise Authorities/Courts against which the holding Company has paid Rs.1,11,85,712 (Previous\nYear Rs.1,13,10,712) (included in Loans & Advances) under protest. In the opinion of the Management, appropriate provisions\nhave been made in the books of account in respect of Excise claims/demands that may become payable based on the legal\nadvice/present status of various matters. Further, various show cause notices/show cause-cum-demand notices have been\nreceived from Excise Authorities by the holding Company and/or in relation to the holding Company, requiring to show cause\nas to why certain amounts mentioned therein should not be recovered. Since these notices are in the nature of explanations -\nrequired, the holding Company does not consider them to constitute any liability. All these notices have been replied/attendeg\n: to and are pending at different stages.\n(d) Excluding the claims/demands against the holding Company and its subsidiaries not acknowledged as debts as mentioned |\n' in (c) above : i\ni\n(i} Income Tax in respect of earlier years under dispute for which appeals/rectifications have been/are being preferred )\nand/or pending final assessments Rs.7,62,61,15,844 (Previous Year Rs. 7,71,76,24,607) including .interest upto the date |\n. of respective demands and penalty of Rs.4,87,45,18,455 (Previous Year Rs. 4,90,00,42,896). i\n(ii) Other Income Tax proceedings in respect of earlier years decided in the holding Company's favour by the Appellate |\nAuthorities against which the Department is in further appeals (excluding interest liability, if any) : Rs.94,80,97,526 !\n{Previous Year Rs.94,80,97,526). . |\n({e) Pursuant to BIFR Order dated 16\" December, 2002, the holding Company has made applications with Excise/income Tax !\nDepartment to waive the interest and penalties included in the demand as referred in para (c) and (d) above and those as :\nmay crystallize during the scheme period. !\n(f} | The holding Company and its subsidiaries expects to succeed in all the pending disputes, as per the expert opinions obtained\nby the management.\nrn", "img_55414.png": "41 !\nI\n!\nSCHEDULE \u2018Q\u2019 :\nSIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND NOTES ON CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 315\" MARCH, 2005. |\n1) SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES\nA. Basis of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements have been prepared in accordance with the Accounting Standard - 21 on \u201cConsolidated\nFinancial Statements\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of india. . :\nB. Principies of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements relate to GTC Industries Ltd., (The Holding Company) and its subsidiaries. The name,\ncountry of incorporation and proportion of ownership interest are as under :\na\nName of the Subsidiary Company Country of Incorporation Share Holding Percentage\n\u2014_ >. oui \u2014~r Ea\n1 Golden Investment (Sikkim) Pvt. Limited India 99.97 %\n2 Western Express Industries Limited .\n(Formerly known as GTC Global Limited) India 100,00 %\nCc. Consolidation Procedures\nFor preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements, the financial statements of the Holding Company and its Subsidiaries have\nbeen combined on a tine to line basis by adding together like items of assets, liabilities, income and expenses. Impact of Inter-\nCompany transactions has been eliminated on consolidation.\nD. The accounting policies followed by the holding Company and its subsidiaries are disclosed in their respective financial statements.\n1 NOTES TO ACCOUNTS : .\n| 2) Contingent liabilities not provided for in respect of :\n(a) Guarantees and counter guarantees given by the holding Company and its subsidiary Companies to Banks/Financial\nInstitutions/Others in respect of loans/guarantees to/for other companies (excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in\n: Note no.(c) below) : Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon (Previous Year Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon).\n, (b) Guarantees given by the Bankers on behaif of the holding Company [excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in Note\nho.(c) below] : Rs.85,25,000 (Previous Year Rs. 1,10,25,000). : .\n(c) Disputed Excise claims/demands, excluding interest liability, if any, of Rs.77,35,42,751 (Previous Year Rs. 76,80,22,489)\nagainst and/or relating to the holding Company and counter claims by the holding Company are pending or otherwise being\n\"contested before the various Excise Authorities/Courts against which the holding Company has paid Rs.1,11,85,712 (Previous\nYear Rs.1,13,10,712) (included in Loans & Advances) under protest. In the opinion of the Management, appropriate provisions\nhave been made in the books of account in respect of Excise claims/demands that may become payable based on the legal\nadvice/present status of various matters. Further, various show cause notices/show cause-cum-demand notices have been\nreceived from Excise Authorities by the holding Company and/or in relation to the holding Company, requiring to show cause\nas to why certain amounts mentioned therein should not be recovered. Since these notices are in the nature of explanations -\nrequired, the holding Company does not consider them to constitute any liability. All these notices have been replied/attendeg\n: to and are pending at different stages.\n(d) Excluding the claims/demands against the holding Company and its subsidiaries not acknowledged as debts as mentioned |\n' in (c) above : i\ni\n(i} Income Tax in respect of earlier years under dispute for which appeals/rectifications have been/are being preferred )\nand/or pending final assessments Rs.7,62,61,15,844 (Previous Year Rs. 7,71,76,24,607) including .interest upto the date |\n. of respective demands and penalty of Rs.4,87,45,18,455 (Previous Year Rs. 4,90,00,42,896). i\n(ii) Other Income Tax proceedings in respect of earlier years decided in the holding Company's favour by the Appellate |\nAuthorities against which the Department is in further appeals (excluding interest liability, if any) : Rs.94,80,97,526 !\n{Previous Year Rs.94,80,97,526). . |\n({e) Pursuant to BIFR Order dated 16\" December, 2002, the holding Company has made applications with Excise/income Tax !\nDepartment to waive the interest and penalties included in the demand as referred in para (c) and (d) above and those as :\nmay crystallize during the scheme period. !\n(f} | The holding Company and its subsidiaries expects to succeed in all the pending disputes, as per the expert opinions obtained\nby the management.\nrn", "img_55416.png": "41 !\nI\n!\nSCHEDULE \u2018Q\u2019 :\nSIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND NOTES ON CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 315\" MARCH, 2005. |\n1) SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES\nA. Basis of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements have been prepared in accordance with the Accounting Standard - 21 on \u201cConsolidated\nFinancial Statements\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of india. . :\nB. Principies of Consolidation ,\nThe Consolidated Financial Statements relate to GTC Industries Ltd., (The Holding Company) and its subsidiaries. The name,\ncountry of incorporation and proportion of ownership interest are as under :\na\nName of the Subsidiary Company Country of Incorporation Share Holding Percentage\n\u2014_ >. oui \u2014~r Ea\n1 Golden Investment (Sikkim) Pvt. Limited India 99.97 %\n2 Western Express Industries Limited .\n(Formerly known as GTC Global Limited) India 100,00 %\nCc. Consolidation Procedures\nFor preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements, the financial statements of the Holding Company and its Subsidiaries have\nbeen combined on a tine to line basis by adding together like items of assets, liabilities, income and expenses. Impact of Inter-\nCompany transactions has been eliminated on consolidation.\nD. The accounting policies followed by the holding Company and its subsidiaries are disclosed in their respective financial statements.\n1 NOTES TO ACCOUNTS : .\n| 2) Contingent liabilities not provided for in respect of :\n(a) Guarantees and counter guarantees given by the holding Company and its subsidiary Companies to Banks/Financial\nInstitutions/Others in respect of loans/guarantees to/for other companies (excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in\n: Note no.(c) below) : Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon (Previous Year Rs.14,02,73,000 plus interest thereon).\n, (b) Guarantees given by the Bankers on behaif of the holding Company [excluding in respect of Excise Duty referred to in Note\nho.(c) below] : Rs.85,25,000 (Previous Year Rs. 1,10,25,000). : .\n(c) Disputed Excise claims/demands, excluding interest liability, if any, of Rs.77,35,42,751 (Previous Year Rs. 76,80,22,489)\nagainst and/or relating to the holding Company and counter claims by the holding Company are pending or otherwise being\n\"contested before the various Excise Authorities/Courts against which the holding Company has paid Rs.1,11,85,712 (Previous\nYear Rs.1,13,10,712) (included in Loans & Advances) under protest. In the opinion of the Management, appropriate provisions\nhave been made in the books of account in respect of Excise claims/demands that may become payable based on the legal\nadvice/present status of various matters. Further, various show cause notices/show cause-cum-demand notices have been\nreceived from Excise Authorities by the holding Company and/or in relation to the holding Company, requiring to show cause\nas to why certain amounts mentioned therein should not be recovered. Since these notices are in the nature of explanations -\nrequired, the holding Company does not consider them to constitute any liability. All these notices have been replied/attendeg\n: to and are pending at different stages.\n(d) Excluding the claims/demands against the holding Company and its subsidiaries not acknowledged as debts as mentioned |\n' in (c) above : i\ni\n(i} Income Tax in respect of earlier years under dispute for which appeals/rectifications have been/are being preferred )\nand/or pending final assessments Rs.7,62,61,15,844 (Previous Year Rs. 7,71,76,24,607) including .interest upto the date |\n. of respective demands and penalty of Rs.4,87,45,18,455 (Previous Year Rs. 4,90,00,42,896). i\n(ii) Other Income Tax proceedings in respect of earlier years decided in the holding Company's favour by the Appellate |\nAuthorities against which the Department is in further appeals (excluding interest liability, if any) : Rs.94,80,97,526 !\n{Previous Year Rs.94,80,97,526). . |\n({e) Pursuant to BIFR Order dated 16\" December, 2002, the holding Company has made applications with Excise/income Tax !\nDepartment to waive the interest and penalties included in the demand as referred in para (c) and (d) above and those as :\nmay crystallize during the scheme period. !\n(f} | The holding Company and its subsidiaries expects to succeed in all the pending disputes, as per the expert opinions obtained\nby the management.\nrn", "img_55357.png": "A\n3) (a) Other Contingent Liabilities : .\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\ni) Disputed demands of employees/ex-employees 70,93,504 64,27,302\nii) Land Revenue & other Taxes 20,42,071 2,46,47,029\niii) Services/materials suppliers and other business related disputed claims 5,16,45,063 4,95,47,859\n{b) The holding Company has received notices from certain States in USA with regard to requisite deposit in the Escrow account\nagainst cigarettes sold in those States. However, as per an expert legal opinion obtained, the Company is not liable for such\ndeposits.\n4) Estimated amount of Contracts remaining to be executed on Capital Account in holding Company and not provided for (Net of\nAdvances) Rs.12,58,138 (Previous Year Rs.19,23,440)\n\n5 (a) The holding Company has given undertakings to the Financial Institutions that it will not, without their prior approval, transfer,\nassign, dispose off, pledge, charge or create any lien or in any way encumber its share holdings in Raigadh Papers Limited\ntill the loans granted by the Financial Institutions to the said company remain outstanding.\n\n(b) The Company in past had approached the Hon'ble High Court of Mumbai against winding up of Raigadh Papers Limited to\nrevive/recover old dues of Rs.135.68 lacs appearing as doubtful advances in Schedule \u2018J\u2019 hereof. During the year the Hon\u2019ble\nHigh Court has passed the order in favour of the Company under the scheme of arrangement which is still pending with the\nofficial liquidator.\n\n6) Land & Buildings and Plant & Machinery of the holding Company were revalued as on 30\" June, 1980, 30\u00b0 June, 1984, 30\u00b0 June,\n4986 (only Land and Buildings), 30\" June, 1988 and 31% March, 1993. The total increase as a result of these revaluations were\ntransferred to Revaluation Reserve in the respective years. All the above stated revaluations were carried out by an external approved\nvaluer on the basis of market / replacement value of similar assets, using standard indices and after considering the obsolescence\nand age of individual assets. The revalued amounts, net of withdrawals, of Rs.67,89,29,516 for Land & Buildings and Rs.67,88,03,607\nfor Plant & Machinery (Previous Year Rs.67,89,29,516 and Rs.67,88,03,607, respectively) remain substituted for the historical costs\nin the gross block of Fixed Assets (Schedule \u2018E\u2019).\n\n7) Exceptional Items of holding Company include :\n\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n\nLiabilities in respect of principal amount of loans and interest\n\nthereon no longer payable written back on their negotiated settlements 15,44,01,003 1,22,51,352\n\nLiabilities in respect of Luxury Tax Written Back :\n\nUnder Amnesty Scheme 1,58,39,988 \u2014\n\nIn terms of Supreme Court Judgement\n(Reter Note hereinbelow). 5,65,18,000 _\n\nTotal 22,67,58,991 1,22,51,352\nLess: Expenses : aie ee\n\nOld Sundry Debtors and Loans & Advances Written Off (Net) 16,57,60,865 \u2014\n\nLiability for increase in the value of third party\n\nsecurities under settlement _- 4,12,16,502\n\nNet 6,09,98,126 - (2,89,65,150)\nRelying on the judgment dated 20\u00b0 January, 2005 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court (Godfrey Phillips India Ltd. V/s State of U.P.)\nin which the levy of luxury tax on tobacco and tobacco products was struck down as violative of Articles 14 and 301 of the\nConstitution, the outstanding liability in the Books of Account of the Company relating to the earlier years amounting to Rs.5,65,18,000\nhas been written back as no longer payable and shown under Exceptional items.\n\n8) Advances recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received - considered good include Interest accrued on Investments\n(Other Current Assets) Rs. 49,765 (Previous Year Rs. 65,294)\n\n9) Balances of certain Debtors, Creditors, Banks / Lenders and Loans & Advances are subject to confirmations, reconciliations, and\nadjustments, if any, having consequential impact on the profit for the year, assets and liabilities, the amounts whereof are presently\nnot escertainable.\n\n10) No provision has been made in the holding Company accounts in respect of estimated total liability for future payment of gratuity\nof Rs. 8,55,68,941 including for the current year Rs. 44,96,703 (Previous Year Rs. 8,10,72,238 and Rs. 57,85,988 respectively)\ndetermined on the basis of actuarial valuation, as the holding Company's practice is to account for the same as and when due\nfor payment.\n\na", "img_55358.png": "A\n3) (a) Other Contingent Liabilities : .\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\ni) Disputed demands of employees/ex-employees 70,93,504 64,27,302\nii) Land Revenue & other Taxes 20,42,071 2,46,47,029\niii) Services/materials suppliers and other business related disputed claims 5,16,45,063 4,95,47,859\n{b) The holding Company has received notices from certain States in USA with regard to requisite deposit in the Escrow account\nagainst cigarettes sold in those States. However, as per an expert legal opinion obtained, the Company is not liable for such\ndeposits.\n4) Estimated amount of Contracts remaining to be executed on Capital Account in holding Company and not provided for (Net of\nAdvances) Rs.12,58,138 (Previous Year Rs.19,23,440)\n\n5 (a) The holding Company has given undertakings to the Financial Institutions that it will not, without their prior approval, transfer,\nassign, dispose off, pledge, charge or create any lien or in any way encumber its share holdings in Raigadh Papers Limited\ntill the loans granted by the Financial Institutions to the said company remain outstanding.\n\n(b) The Company in past had approached the Hon'ble High Court of Mumbai against winding up of Raigadh Papers Limited to\nrevive/recover old dues of Rs.135.68 lacs appearing as doubtful advances in Schedule \u2018J\u2019 hereof. During the year the Hon\u2019ble\nHigh Court has passed the order in favour of the Company under the scheme of arrangement which is still pending with the\nofficial liquidator.\n\n6) Land & Buildings and Plant & Machinery of the holding Company were revalued as on 30\" June, 1980, 30\u00b0 June, 1984, 30\u00b0 June,\n4986 (only Land and Buildings), 30\" June, 1988 and 31% March, 1993. The total increase as a result of these revaluations were\ntransferred to Revaluation Reserve in the respective years. All the above stated revaluations were carried out by an external approved\nvaluer on the basis of market / replacement value of similar assets, using standard indices and after considering the obsolescence\nand age of individual assets. The revalued amounts, net of withdrawals, of Rs.67,89,29,516 for Land & Buildings and Rs.67,88,03,607\nfor Plant & Machinery (Previous Year Rs.67,89,29,516 and Rs.67,88,03,607, respectively) remain substituted for the historical costs\nin the gross block of Fixed Assets (Schedule \u2018E\u2019).\n\n7) Exceptional Items of holding Company include :\n\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n\nLiabilities in respect of principal amount of loans and interest\n\nthereon no longer payable written back on their negotiated settlements 15,44,01,003 1,22,51,352\n\nLiabilities in respect of Luxury Tax Written Back :\n\nUnder Amnesty Scheme 1,58,39,988 \u2014\n\nIn terms of Supreme Court Judgement\n(Reter Note hereinbelow). 5,65,18,000 _\n\nTotal 22,67,58,991 1,22,51,352\nLess: Expenses : aie ee\n\nOld Sundry Debtors and Loans & Advances Written Off (Net) 16,57,60,865 \u2014\n\nLiability for increase in the value of third party\n\nsecurities under settlement _- 4,12,16,502\n\nNet 6,09,98,126 - (2,89,65,150)\nRelying on the judgment dated 20\u00b0 January, 2005 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court (Godfrey Phillips India Ltd. V/s State of U.P.)\nin which the levy of luxury tax on tobacco and tobacco products was struck down as violative of Articles 14 and 301 of the\nConstitution, the outstanding liability in the Books of Account of the Company relating to the earlier years amounting to Rs.5,65,18,000\nhas been written back as no longer payable and shown under Exceptional items.\n\n8) Advances recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received - considered good include Interest accrued on Investments\n(Other Current Assets) Rs. 49,765 (Previous Year Rs. 65,294)\n\n9) Balances of certain Debtors, Creditors, Banks / Lenders and Loans & Advances are subject to confirmations, reconciliations, and\nadjustments, if any, having consequential impact on the profit for the year, assets and liabilities, the amounts whereof are presently\nnot escertainable.\n\n10) No provision has been made in the holding Company accounts in respect of estimated total liability for future payment of gratuity\nof Rs. 8,55,68,941 including for the current year Rs. 44,96,703 (Previous Year Rs. 8,10,72,238 and Rs. 57,85,988 respectively)\ndetermined on the basis of actuarial valuation, as the holding Company's practice is to account for the same as and when due\nfor payment.\n\na", "img_56833.png": "4Tt\n|\n: |\n1t) Payments to Auditors : CURRENT PREVIOUS |\nYEAR YEAR :\n: Rupees Rupees i\n(i) Audit Fees 7,70,500 7,70,500\n(i) In other capacity for :\n(a) Company Law matters / Management Services +. 90,000 90,000\n(b) Tax Audit 1,50,000 1,850,000\n(c) Certification fees 3,44,500 3,44,500\n: 13,55,000 13,55,000\n(iii) Reimbursement of expenses (including service tax\nRs. 1,15,350; Previous Year Rs. 1,16,040 ) 1,85,920 *  1,84,720\n15,40,920 15,39,720\n12) Interest accrued and due shown in Schedule \u2018C' excludes interest of Rs.3,97,69,903 (Previous Year Rs.3,97,69,903) chargeable\non account of Packing Credit ioans over due and disputed. The same has, however, been provided as liability and included in\nOther Liabilities. :\n| 13) The amount of exchange difference (net) credited to the Profit and Loss Account : 3,12,191 (Previous Year Rs. 8,42,291).\n' 14) Net deferred tax liability of Rs.10,61,28,569 (Previous Year Rs. 5,31,80,703) for the year has been recognized in the Profit & Loss\n' Account of the holding Company. As a matter of prudence, the net deferred tax assets have not been recognized both in the books\nof holding Company and subsidiaries Companies.\n15) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\n. The hoiding Company is mainly engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and the subsidiary companies\ndo not carry on any business activities but earned income from surplus funds available and hence, there is no separate\nreportable segment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment : . .\n- (i) Revenue :\nParticulars CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDomestic 3,29,02,69,676 2,83,14,18,981\nExport 22,59,41,943 24,31,96,716\n. Total 3,51,62,11,619 3,07,46,15,697\n\u2014 SS eas\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n16) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified\nby the Compariy and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director j\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\nB. During the year, the following Transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\nKey tanagement \u2018Relatives of Tota\nPersonnel Key Management\nPersonnel\nExpenses :\nRemuneration 59,87,060 - 59,87,060 |\n(59,95,296) oO (69,95,296)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 1,58,735 - 1,58,735 \u2018\n(5,74,823) (-) (6,74,823)\n. '\nnr", "img_56845.png": "4Tt\n|\n: |\n1t) Payments to Auditors : CURRENT PREVIOUS |\nYEAR YEAR :\n: Rupees Rupees i\n(i) Audit Fees 7,70,500 7,70,500\n(i) In other capacity for :\n(a) Company Law matters / Management Services +. 90,000 90,000\n(b) Tax Audit 1,50,000 1,850,000\n(c) Certification fees 3,44,500 3,44,500\n: 13,55,000 13,55,000\n(iii) Reimbursement of expenses (including service tax\nRs. 1,15,350; Previous Year Rs. 1,16,040 ) 1,85,920 *  1,84,720\n15,40,920 15,39,720\n12) Interest accrued and due shown in Schedule \u2018C' excludes interest of Rs.3,97,69,903 (Previous Year Rs.3,97,69,903) chargeable\non account of Packing Credit ioans over due and disputed. The same has, however, been provided as liability and included in\nOther Liabilities. :\n| 13) The amount of exchange difference (net) credited to the Profit and Loss Account : 3,12,191 (Previous Year Rs. 8,42,291).\n' 14) Net deferred tax liability of Rs.10,61,28,569 (Previous Year Rs. 5,31,80,703) for the year has been recognized in the Profit & Loss\n' Account of the holding Company. As a matter of prudence, the net deferred tax assets have not been recognized both in the books\nof holding Company and subsidiaries Companies.\n15) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\n. The hoiding Company is mainly engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and the subsidiary companies\ndo not carry on any business activities but earned income from surplus funds available and hence, there is no separate\nreportable segment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment : . .\n- (i) Revenue :\nParticulars CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDomestic 3,29,02,69,676 2,83,14,18,981\nExport 22,59,41,943 24,31,96,716\n. Total 3,51,62,11,619 3,07,46,15,697\n\u2014 SS eas\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n16) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified\nby the Compariy and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director j\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\nB. During the year, the following Transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\nKey tanagement \u2018Relatives of Tota\nPersonnel Key Management\nPersonnel\nExpenses :\nRemuneration 59,87,060 - 59,87,060 |\n(59,95,296) oO (69,95,296)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 1,58,735 - 1,58,735 \u2018\n(5,74,823) (-) (6,74,823)\n. '\nnr", "img_56850.png": "4Tt\n|\n: |\n1t) Payments to Auditors : CURRENT PREVIOUS |\nYEAR YEAR :\n: Rupees Rupees i\n(i) Audit Fees 7,70,500 7,70,500\n(i) In other capacity for :\n(a) Company Law matters / Management Services +. 90,000 90,000\n(b) Tax Audit 1,50,000 1,850,000\n(c) Certification fees 3,44,500 3,44,500\n: 13,55,000 13,55,000\n(iii) Reimbursement of expenses (including service tax\nRs. 1,15,350; Previous Year Rs. 1,16,040 ) 1,85,920 *  1,84,720\n15,40,920 15,39,720\n12) Interest accrued and due shown in Schedule \u2018C' excludes interest of Rs.3,97,69,903 (Previous Year Rs.3,97,69,903) chargeable\non account of Packing Credit ioans over due and disputed. The same has, however, been provided as liability and included in\nOther Liabilities. :\n| 13) The amount of exchange difference (net) credited to the Profit and Loss Account : 3,12,191 (Previous Year Rs. 8,42,291).\n' 14) Net deferred tax liability of Rs.10,61,28,569 (Previous Year Rs. 5,31,80,703) for the year has been recognized in the Profit & Loss\n' Account of the holding Company. As a matter of prudence, the net deferred tax assets have not been recognized both in the books\nof holding Company and subsidiaries Companies.\n15) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\n. The hoiding Company is mainly engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and the subsidiary companies\ndo not carry on any business activities but earned income from surplus funds available and hence, there is no separate\nreportable segment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment : . .\n- (i) Revenue :\nParticulars CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDomestic 3,29,02,69,676 2,83,14,18,981\nExport 22,59,41,943 24,31,96,716\n. Total 3,51,62,11,619 3,07,46,15,697\n\u2014 SS eas\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n16) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified\nby the Compariy and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director j\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\nB. During the year, the following Transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\nKey tanagement \u2018Relatives of Tota\nPersonnel Key Management\nPersonnel\nExpenses :\nRemuneration 59,87,060 - 59,87,060 |\n(59,95,296) oO (69,95,296)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 1,58,735 - 1,58,735 \u2018\n(5,74,823) (-) (6,74,823)\n. '\nnr", "img_56861.png": "4Tt\n|\n: |\n1t) Payments to Auditors : CURRENT PREVIOUS |\nYEAR YEAR :\n: Rupees Rupees i\n(i) Audit Fees 7,70,500 7,70,500\n(i) In other capacity for :\n(a) Company Law matters / Management Services +. 90,000 90,000\n(b) Tax Audit 1,50,000 1,850,000\n(c) Certification fees 3,44,500 3,44,500\n: 13,55,000 13,55,000\n(iii) Reimbursement of expenses (including service tax\nRs. 1,15,350; Previous Year Rs. 1,16,040 ) 1,85,920 *  1,84,720\n15,40,920 15,39,720\n12) Interest accrued and due shown in Schedule \u2018C' excludes interest of Rs.3,97,69,903 (Previous Year Rs.3,97,69,903) chargeable\non account of Packing Credit ioans over due and disputed. The same has, however, been provided as liability and included in\nOther Liabilities. :\n| 13) The amount of exchange difference (net) credited to the Profit and Loss Account : 3,12,191 (Previous Year Rs. 8,42,291).\n' 14) Net deferred tax liability of Rs.10,61,28,569 (Previous Year Rs. 5,31,80,703) for the year has been recognized in the Profit & Loss\n' Account of the holding Company. As a matter of prudence, the net deferred tax assets have not been recognized both in the books\nof holding Company and subsidiaries Companies.\n15) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\n. The hoiding Company is mainly engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and the subsidiary companies\ndo not carry on any business activities but earned income from surplus funds available and hence, there is no separate\nreportable segment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment : . .\n- (i) Revenue :\nParticulars CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDomestic 3,29,02,69,676 2,83,14,18,981\nExport 22,59,41,943 24,31,96,716\n. Total 3,51,62,11,619 3,07,46,15,697\n\u2014 SS eas\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n16) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified\nby the Compariy and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director j\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\nB. During the year, the following Transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\nKey tanagement \u2018Relatives of Tota\nPersonnel Key Management\nPersonnel\nExpenses :\nRemuneration 59,87,060 - 59,87,060 |\n(59,95,296) oO (69,95,296)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 1,58,735 - 1,58,735 \u2018\n(5,74,823) (-) (6,74,823)\n. '\nnr", "img_56910.png": "4Tt\n|\n: |\n1t) Payments to Auditors : CURRENT PREVIOUS |\nYEAR YEAR :\n: Rupees Rupees i\n(i) Audit Fees 7,70,500 7,70,500\n(i) In other capacity for :\n(a) Company Law matters / Management Services +. 90,000 90,000\n(b) Tax Audit 1,50,000 1,850,000\n(c) Certification fees 3,44,500 3,44,500\n: 13,55,000 13,55,000\n(iii) Reimbursement of expenses (including service tax\nRs. 1,15,350; Previous Year Rs. 1,16,040 ) 1,85,920 *  1,84,720\n15,40,920 15,39,720\n12) Interest accrued and due shown in Schedule \u2018C' excludes interest of Rs.3,97,69,903 (Previous Year Rs.3,97,69,903) chargeable\non account of Packing Credit ioans over due and disputed. The same has, however, been provided as liability and included in\nOther Liabilities. :\n| 13) The amount of exchange difference (net) credited to the Profit and Loss Account : 3,12,191 (Previous Year Rs. 8,42,291).\n' 14) Net deferred tax liability of Rs.10,61,28,569 (Previous Year Rs. 5,31,80,703) for the year has been recognized in the Profit & Loss\n' Account of the holding Company. As a matter of prudence, the net deferred tax assets have not been recognized both in the books\nof holding Company and subsidiaries Companies.\n15) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\n. The hoiding Company is mainly engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and the subsidiary companies\ndo not carry on any business activities but earned income from surplus funds available and hence, there is no separate\nreportable segment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment : . .\n- (i) Revenue :\nParticulars CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDomestic 3,29,02,69,676 2,83,14,18,981\nExport 22,59,41,943 24,31,96,716\n. Total 3,51,62,11,619 3,07,46,15,697\n\u2014 SS eas\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in India.\n16) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified\nby the Compariy and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director j\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\nB. During the year, the following Transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\nKey tanagement \u2018Relatives of Tota\nPersonnel Key Management\nPersonnel\nExpenses :\nRemuneration 59,87,060 - 59,87,060 |\n(59,95,296) oO (69,95,296)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 1,58,735 - 1,58,735 \u2018\n(5,74,823) (-) (6,74,823)\n. '\nnr", "img_55941.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55942.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55943.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_55944.png": "|\n 4it\ni\ni\ni\n| (v) MARKET PRICE DATA: Soot : ne\nse PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO BROAD BASED INDICES: .\nMonthly High and Low Quotations during the year.\n|\nBSE Sensex : so, :\nHigh Low . Sensex :\n(Rs.) (Rs.) [High | Low\n| May, 2004 \u00ab|Site | tO ~S\u00ab*dYSCr7e ea \u00ab|=\n[ September, 2004 | 2320 | 1600 | sesa79 | _st7a87___|\n| October, 2004 \u2014\u2014=\u00ab| =O | \u2014st750~\u2014~*\u00abY Sosa \u00ab|S IA]\n[ November, 2004 \u2014*\u00ab|~\u2014aa6s | 20.20 ~\u2014~\u00ab|~\u2014eaaaas | ~\u2014seaa0a\u2014\u00abd\n| December, 2008 +(| ~_ 4245 | a7.t0 (| _e6t7.15 | 617609]\n|_vanuary, 2005 \u2014\u2014~+|~3680~| ~\u2014~\u2014~=CiwSSCSC\u00abCSC\u00abi ST SC\u00abd;s=~C*\u00ab\u2018\u00e9iz Cd\n[ February, 2005 \u00ab| ~\u2014 4465+) ~\u2014~=SC*i SS SC\u00abd~SCTNOB*\u00ab|~\u2014C\u00abw8OSC\nNSE Nifty Sensex.\nMonth Low\nas) [High |\n[May 200401845 70 1837.95 | 1202.20\n[ June, 2008 \u2014SSSC=d\u2019SCt 75 | TOTS \u00ab|; ~SC\u00e9tS88SO\u00ab+|\u2014=itaa7.90_\u2014_\u2014i\n[suiy, 2004 \u2014\u2014S*d Saf t.00\u2014~*d?C\u00ab*i 9870S]\n[ September, 2004+ 2320 | 1558 _\u2018| _1760.80\n-eebar Sine \u2014\u2014\u2014| p66 [175s | teens [ora\n[ November, 2000+ 9380 | 2025 \u2014+| 196380 ~+| 177670 \u2014_\u2014+|\n32.25\n[_ February, 2005 \u2014~\u00abdi\u2014aes [378 \u2014=\u00abd~=satt0.s | 203660\nnrc ats \u2014\u2014\u2014| tas0 [sats fers\nA. Distribution of Shareholding as on March 31, 2005\n[| Physical | Demat\u201d | Physical | Demat | Physical _| Demat |\n[i1\u2014soo Toa | otaa | eaga7ea | 1462201 | 15.23 [9.13 |\npeor = sooo ss fe ser oroaes |g faa |\n534 | 37500 | 1525151 | 236 | 959 |\n[10001 & above \u2014\u2014S=S=\u00abdt=Ci\u2018\u201c\u2018CSS#*Y 73+ e00715 | a472001 | 3665 _| 21.69 |\n[Total Taf t0503 | 8038284 | 7o705ie | 5584 | 44.16 |\nB. Shareholding Pattern as on March 31, 2005 . . |\n7, Promoters\n|\n4,792\n4, Mutual Funds L040 040 ot]\nFS: boser Caipsates Tega [ae ass- | ast 200\n[6.Non-Resident | \u2014\u2014=s14,795_\u2014\u2014S\u00ab=SC(C*\u2018\u201c\u2018OWTCS*C*d?SC*C\u00abTS9WG_SC*dSC*\u201c\u2018\u201c*CDOC\u2018*d\n70,54,965\n89,38,284 7,600,802\n\u2014\u2014 oO |\n\u00a9 |", "img_5371.png": "PRESS TOUR OF ATHABASCA TAR SANDS PILOT PLANT\nMILDRED LAKE, ALBERTA\nMARCH 11, 1963\n8:00 aem. Calgary group departs Calgary Airport\n(CF~CUC or CF-ESO)\n9:00 a.m. Edmonton group departs Edmonton Municipal\nAirport (CF-CUC or CF-ESO)\n10:30 a.m. Arrive at Landing Strip, Mildred Lake, for\ntour of pilot plant facilities.\n1:00 peme Lunch in Mildred Lake Dining Hall\n4:00 p.m. Both groups depart from Landing Strip for\nEdmonton\n6:00 p.m. Dinner in Private Dining Room, Edmonton\nPetroleum Club.\n9:00 pom. Calgary group departs Edmonton Municipal Airport\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsgl0228", "img_61756.png": "NATIONAL BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS\nPUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE TEST COMMITTEE\n1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 195960\n\nJ, J. Phair g ic\n1953 |\n\nJ. W. Brown ru 7\n195),\n\nP, M. Densen [ a\n195k, |\n\nL. Florio eee eae\n1953\n\nG. Leymaster\n\n1956 2\neS weal mo\n\nR. Shank\na her\n195).\n\nala target Ns ad\nC e Chairmen\n(O]U[KOLSHIN ALi OSA TVA ALG [ISI Up YZ6 [OLLI ane Tales ULOISIM Te [UIKG [oles o F410", "img_61757.png": "NATIONAL BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS\nPUBLIC HEALTH AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE TEST COMMITTEE\n1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 195960\n\nJ, J. Phair g ic\n1953 |\n\nJ. W. Brown ru 7\n195),\n\nP, M. Densen [ a\n195k, |\n\nL. Florio eee eae\n1953\n\nG. Leymaster\n\n1956 2\neS weal mo\n\nR. Shank\na her\n195).\n\nala target Ns ad\nC e Chairmen\n(O]U[KOLSHIN ALi OSA TVA ALG [ISI Up YZ6 [OLLI ane Tales ULOISIM Te [UIKG [oles o F410", "img_2192.png": "PLEASE REMIT TO:\nP. O. BOX 12251\nCHURCH STREET STATION\n(38 a . . NEW YORK, NY 10249\nMerrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc.\nMEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SS\nDATEL _\u00a2 2 a 5\nde ,\n; 94 . le\nTOK als Mirter. Nyntigh Cages INVOICE 40. ee\n(F\nCty. sep. Aecretn, \"\nty, ff /\nmh Oye r rE C\n{S30 ioe . APR 10 19/0 AMOUNT cued fae Ce 205\nRepua, DBk\u00e9cadp~ Fonor\no 3 = BF eerie etiner tiesto apa estes eerie es le re ices\na 7\nVFS loner: Fuga AF (2-7 |Y1-S4_ 5,96) CPSC JP 2SC\n| pee 2 2h) 1 ed\nREMARKS: This invoice certifies that the material mentioned above has been mailed only to the beneficial shareholders\nwhose stock is registered in the name of our firm.\nPAYMENT REQUESTED UPON PRESENTATION\n* THE ABOVE CHARGES CONFORM WITH THE MINIMUM FEES APPROVED BY THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.\nMERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER & SMITH INC.\nCODE 207 REV. 1/77\nPRINTED IN U.S.A.\nf a 2 al me a eee\n: ~ : i Me ts F \u2014\nSee anaes Cen aan vin: cumrsrous reques ne oe\nro eee Sanue we Lave beat a got ra so kind as to fate: ae\n| for your arial Perot \"ener + yiit is at all OT alg\n2), ona a wey ve our LAREUe: our annual . ss i Sees\n| Romwaed & Ol wo elad, bs faciuned 25 9 ee\nBelling - \u201coY eae\nRincess 7 e (a\n< ree GC donuts ae\nJoyce Ci szewski ;\nBrunell Library\npp + 9 978 33 quality Street oseit\n| APR iO Trumbull, Connecticu\n\\\n| eee a\n| .\n| Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsxk0226\np", "img_2193.png": "PLEASE REMIT TO:\nP. O. BOX 12251\nCHURCH STREET STATION\n(38 a . . NEW YORK, NY 10249\nMerrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc.\nMEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SS\nDATEL _\u00a2 2 a 5\nde ,\n; 94 . le\nTOK als Mirter. Nyntigh Cages INVOICE 40. ee\n(F\nCty. sep. Aecretn, \"\nty, ff /\nmh Oye r rE C\n{S30 ioe . APR 10 19/0 AMOUNT cued fae Ce 205\nRepua, DBk\u00e9cadp~ Fonor\no 3 = BF eerie etiner tiesto apa estes eerie es le re ices\na 7\nVFS loner: Fuga AF (2-7 |Y1-S4_ 5,96) CPSC JP 2SC\n| pee 2 2h) 1 ed\nREMARKS: This invoice certifies that the material mentioned above has been mailed only to the beneficial shareholders\nwhose stock is registered in the name of our firm.\nPAYMENT REQUESTED UPON PRESENTATION\n* THE ABOVE CHARGES CONFORM WITH THE MINIMUM FEES APPROVED BY THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.\nMERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER & SMITH INC.\nCODE 207 REV. 1/77\nPRINTED IN U.S.A.\nf a 2 al me a eee\n: ~ : i Me ts F \u2014\nSee anaes Cen aan vin: cumrsrous reques ne oe\nro eee Sanue we Lave beat a got ra so kind as to fate: ae\n| for your arial Perot \"ener + yiit is at all OT alg\n2), ona a wey ve our LAREUe: our annual . ss i Sees\n| Romwaed & Ol wo elad, bs faciuned 25 9 ee\nBelling - \u201coY eae\nRincess 7 e (a\n< ree GC donuts ae\nJoyce Ci szewski ;\nBrunell Library\npp + 9 978 33 quality Street oseit\n| APR iO Trumbull, Connecticu\n\\\n| eee a\n| .\n| Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsxk0226\np", "img_2199.png": "PLEASE REMIT TO:\nP. O. BOX 12251\nCHURCH STREET STATION\n(38 a . . NEW YORK, NY 10249\nMerrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc.\nMEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SS\nDATEL _\u00a2 2 a 5\nde ,\n; 94 . le\nTOK als Mirter. Nyntigh Cages INVOICE 40. ee\n(F\nCty. sep. Aecretn, \"\nty, ff /\nmh Oye r rE C\n{S30 ioe . APR 10 19/0 AMOUNT cued fae Ce 205\nRepua, DBk\u00e9cadp~ Fonor\no 3 = BF eerie etiner tiesto apa estes eerie es le re ices\na 7\nVFS loner: Fuga AF (2-7 |Y1-S4_ 5,96) CPSC JP 2SC\n| pee 2 2h) 1 ed\nREMARKS: This invoice certifies that the material mentioned above has been mailed only to the beneficial shareholders\nwhose stock is registered in the name of our firm.\nPAYMENT REQUESTED UPON PRESENTATION\n* THE ABOVE CHARGES CONFORM WITH THE MINIMUM FEES APPROVED BY THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.\nMERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER & SMITH INC.\nCODE 207 REV. 1/77\nPRINTED IN U.S.A.\nf a 2 al me a eee\n: ~ : i Me ts F \u2014\nSee anaes Cen aan vin: cumrsrous reques ne oe\nro eee Sanue we Lave beat a got ra so kind as to fate: ae\n| for your arial Perot \"ener + yiit is at all OT alg\n2), ona a wey ve our LAREUe: our annual . ss i Sees\n| Romwaed & Ol wo elad, bs faciuned 25 9 ee\nBelling - \u201coY eae\nRincess 7 e (a\n< ree GC donuts ae\nJoyce Ci szewski ;\nBrunell Library\npp + 9 978 33 quality Street oseit\n| APR iO Trumbull, Connecticu\n\\\n| eee a\n| .\n| Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gsxk0226\np", "img_61636.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61638.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61639.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61641.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61642.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61643.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_61648.png": "i ORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL STUDIES\nFEDERATION SIX MEMBER\nBOARD SOCIETIES\ni\nEXECUTIVE\n\u00e9 COMMITTEE\nEXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASSISTANT\nI BOARD DIRECTOR\nOF OFFICE OF BIOMEDICAL\nSCIENTIFIC CONSULTANTS. STUDIES\nCOMMITTEE ON\nBIOLOGICAL\n| HANDBOOKS\nOFFICE OF OFFICE OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY S reERTGH GCEIRE annex auens\nHANDBOOKS PERSONNEL\nNSF\ni\nORGANIZATIONAL CHART \u2014 OFFICE OF EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\ni six\nMEMBER\nyee\na PUBLICATIONS\nPOLICY COMMITTEE\nCOMMITTEE\ni EXECUTIVE EXEC.\nDIRECTOR ASS'T\ni EDITORIAL DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF\nCOMMITTEE EDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\n: ASST. DIR., OFFICE OF\nEDITORIAL AND INFORMATION SERVICES\nEDITORIAL AND PUBLICATION *\n? REDACTORY SERVICES SERVICES\nAJCN ADV ALTERATIONS & ILLUSTRATIONS\n2 | Fe | ic JN ERTISING REPRINTS aA RGES TAT GHE\n* \u2014 This office will report to the\nDirector, Office of Editorial\nand information Services\nfor editorial duties and to\nthe Comptrolier for all\nbusiness matters\no i EDD NL pee) pC OC CO)", "img_60815.png": ": DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 4\nOffice for Civil Rights\nP Washington, D.C. 20201\nASSURANCE OF COMPLIANCE WITH PUBLIC HEALTH\nSERVICE ACT SECTIONS 799A and 845\n( WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY: School of Medicine and School of Dentistry\nName of Educational Unit(s)*\nLindell & Skinker Blvds, St. Louis, Missouri 63130 314/863-0100\nStreet Address City, State, Zip Code Area Code/Telephone Number\nThe above-named Educational Unit and each Educational Unit for which this Assurance\nis given hereby agrees that it will not discriminate on the basis of sex in the admis-~\nsion of individuals to any training program of the Educational Unit, as required by\nSection 799A of Title VII of the Public Health Service Act, Discrimination on the\nBasis of Sex Prohibited, and Section 845 of Title VIII of the Public Health Service\nAct, Prohibition Against Discrimination by Schools on the Basis of Sex, as applicable.\nThis Assurance obligates each Educational Unit from the time any award under Titles\nVII or VIII is made to the Educational Unit. Each Educational Unit also agrees that\n7 it will comply with all Regulations issued by the Department of Health, Education, and\nWelfare pursuant to Sections 215(b), 799A, or 845 of the Act. Each Educational Unit\nhas received a copy of, and understands the contents of, the \"Explanation of Assurance\"\ndescribing the obligations of the Educational Unit under Sections 799A and 845.\nEach Educational Unit further agrees that it will not operate any training program\nfunded under Title VII or Title VIII of the Public Health Service Act for the benefit\nof, or in affiliation with, any other Educational Unit which discriminates on the basis\nof sex in the admission of individuals to any of the training programs of that Educa-\ntional Unit. Each Educational Unit further agrees that it will operate training pro-\ngrams for the benefit of, or in affiliation with, any other Educational Unit only upon\nascertaining that such other Educational Unit has submitted an Assurance of Compliance\nto the Office for Civil Rights, HEW, and that the Assurance has not been rejected. ,\nEach Educational Unit further agrees to furnish such information, and to permit such :\nreasonable access to its.records and other information relating to its obligations\nunder Sections 799A and 845, as may from time to time be requested by the Director,\nOffice for Civil Rights, HEW. . ;\nDATE: 4/21/72 BY SEPP Dian\n(Chief Administrator, President, or\nother authorized official--signature\nand Title) Executive Vice Chancellor\n*Signers of this Assurance are cautioned that terms herein are defined, for purposes\nof this Assurance and of compliance with Sections 799A and 845, in the \u201cExplanation\nof Assurance,\" HEW-590A (3/72). If a college or university includes more than one\nEducational Unit at the same location the College or University may, if it chooses,\nfile a single Assurance for all such Educational Units which will apply to all train-\ning programs of those Units, If this is done, attach a list of all Educational Units\nto which this Assurance applies.\n: HEW - 590 (3/72) :", "img_18749.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18753.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18762.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18764.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18768.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18776.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18778.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18779.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_18781.png": "eee RR. J. Reynolds Tobacco USA\n. \u00b0 AUTHORIZATION REQUEST\n\nSUBJECT DATE ROUTED:__10/13/87 = ARNO: _B=67\n\n~ Glass Fiber Material for Project SPA ORIGINATOR: _D. C. Straka DEPT. REF.NO: __780 __\nSTART DATE:._10/87___ OPERATIONAL DATE:__1/88\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY \"\nAuthorization is requested to purchase from Palmetto Products, Inc. 120,000 pounds of glass\nfiber mat using \"C\" glass (a glass material with potential manufacturing and product benefits).\nThe total estimated cost of $725M includes $360M for the purchase cost of the mat, $100M for\nthe installation of a temporary production process and $265M for R&D startup support.\nRIS\nnon\nSECRET\nANN prec \"re ONLY\nNo 421 By\nPreviously Ths Tova\nApproved Request Request\nCapital sl ete\nExpense et 132M _$132M\nOther Material Inventory ss _593M\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014iCSM || [J Contract\nTotal Request $00 SSM BM\nO Product Modification/Introduction\n\nWill subsequent proposals be required? Loves kl No :\n\nPrevious Proposals: AC # B-38 [x] other Material Purchase\npase or Other Continuing Commitment:\n\nMinimum $ For Total $ For Cost Justified At_____ %RO!\n\nAuthority Requested Covered Sy: Capital \u00a7 bow Capital 1O# \u2014_____\nBudgeted Department # 785 s 4) _ Project IO# 0\nFunds Required From: $ 173M 04-90-0000-9954-785\n\nDepartment # $ \u2014 Expense Code __04-90-0218-9010-780\nCorporate $ $\n19 _87 19 88 19 19 Thereatter\nOperating Earnings/(Loss) $_(173)M ss $(552)M_\u2014 S$ s.r t\u2014\u201c(iS\nCorporate Funds Requested $ $\n. Dept. initials Date Dept. /Initials Signature Date Dept. /initials Si ature wal ty\n\nR&D_BCM Ge- po-44 FIN/RJRTDC JRS +. { !\n\nR&D RAL gu\u201d Wea-\u20ac7 VP R&D GRD ti,\n\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ aoe\n\nop LLB LUE 10-16-81 EVP/M&T FHC (TYE \\nl20\n\nM&T JBD .\n\nar 0 Of) way fg\n\nRIRTDC RIR KYL 10/47 2\nOT eee mo\n| implementor/ProJect Manager: Project Client Representative: Department Management: n\nD.C. Straka (#725m) K. L. Rush R. A. Lloyd\nRURT Form 6711 - Rev. 09/67 0 attached", "img_61611.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61612.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61613.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61614.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61615.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61617.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61618.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_61619.png": "RECOMMENDED DalLi DILVARY aLLOWANCES\nRevised, 1943\nFood and Nutrition Board, National Research Council, Washington, D. C.\nCalo-; Pra- Cal- Iron\u2019 Vita- Thia-' Ribo-iNiacin: As-  Vitas\nries tein cium \u2018min A\u2019 mine  fla-+(Nico- corbic; min ;\n: t _ vin tinge WAcLa: Hy my: 0\n: | : ; Acid) :\ntO eR a eR a tl Ne ee a ea\ngrams grams, mg. I.U. m2, | Me mgs { mgs | I.Ue\nMan-70 ke. j } : : ; i\nSedentary 21,00 TO: (ROO, MAO OSBOG 2) dB No ei ios ae\nPhysically i ; t\nactive BOON LOO, -I2) SOOO UH iy Siler o SS 7a\nWith heavy : i i ' t ! :\nwork 4500 70 LO? 12 5000 Bee a tes BOs ine Ree\nWoman=56 ke. i i ; | :\nSedentary 2000 GO) GO TO. NU BOOT TE ALO. 5 sarily RO! Nee\nModerately \u2018 : | : ; :\nactive POO! BO)! Bie OFA tir SOOO eh) ds a 2 eas\nVery active 3000 OO arene RA SOOO. untae a eb Od\nPregnancy \\ i ae | ' i\n(latter half) PROC NEB ORS SU GOOG sds CED: ie et LOO eee\nLactation 3000 + 100 2 OU ee SOOUN F, ) dane Lidel | 5 150 +} oo;\n: i ' | i\nChildren to 12 yrs.\nUnder 1 yr. Lkge kel 1.0. 6/1500; Ob | 0.6 SOT OO\n1-3, (12 ke.) 1200 Li) 1S Hh ek Th OOO)! OGi) ot O59 Gt B50 4b lOO\n4-6, (19 kg.) 1600 SO ANG BF 2500 OB Bek eo ee\n7-9, (26 ke.) 2000 1-60 440\u00b0: 20: 43500 Tb ee lee Mu On 2 6On Glen OOK\n10-12, (35 ke.) 2500 [Oe eee heOanet sees Wo eB Ta) a Sy Men OO:\nChildren over 12 yrs, : i i | :\nGirls : ' i ; { i\n13-15, (louke,) \u201c2600;.\" 80\u00b0. Jy3\u00b0\" 15 | S000 TES yh GOP ne bae BO) 00 ;\n16-20, (55 kg.) 2400 PDO cmesOee Get SOOO: Miya Bata Rett \u00a380: thot\n' : : \u2018 |\nBoys i ; i : i \u2018\n13-15, (49 kg.) 3200 BS: eS LTS YH SOGOIN \u201cTabs 8240 DB 90) fe HOO!\n16420, (64 ke.) 3800 100) 4h 25 16000 PET en 0s sy, 100 } 00\nSYolUIRer=Fan ail OSH ANU WAI ALeUIsstm\\z0[oLeL0)palelpltsm eles) m=10[ 0), [0ler)/6]\\y,0 [0 Para", "img_18608.png": "RuJReynolds Tobacco Company I.\nJ. Laur\nAUTHORIZATION REQUEST Sst Technology \u20ac5\n. Le Uy)\nSUBJECT\npate prepaneo:__11 FEb. 86 = arn No:\nProduct Development Contract onIGINATOR: __\u00a3. G. Farri DEPT:\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY\nApproval is requested to contact SSI Technologies, Inc. for carbon component development\nwork on Project Alpha. A summary discussion is attached.\nContract No. 86-780-\nEXPENDITURE AUTHORITY REQUESTED | AUTHORIZATION TYPE |\ni E 400,000 Tote \u00a2 100,000\nCapital $___ Expense $1 UUU Total $ LU UU CO capital (Type)\nEXPENDITURE TIMING: RELATED PROPOSALS: CI Expense Change\nCAPITAL EXPENSE WXKcommitment\n1986 = \u00ab$100,000 (List Related AR/CA/AC No\u2019s) C1 system (Computer)\n193___  _____- \u2014-\u2014---\u2014\u2014- | AMOUNTS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED: C1 Policy Change\nWo $ C Product Introduction/Change\nAnnual Average Capital $s Expense $_\nThereafter \u2014 (Cumulative) C1 other \u2014\u2014\u2014\"sPecipvy)\nCOMPLETE IF LEASE OR OTHER CONTINUING COMMITMENT {S INVOLVED TIMING/ROI:\nProposal Start Date ___.___\nCommitment $22 Per Fore CV ars\nTotal Minimum Completion Date __\nCommitment $ Commitment $2 Time \u2014._ ]_ Return on Invest,\n| EFO IMPACT 19.86 ag tA Anco\n: Profit/(Loss) $(100,000)_\n! Budget/Pian Change [CJ Yes XKXNo a\n\u201cREVIEWED BY: __. Lh APPROVALS [Originator Entry Ipitiels of Required Aperovers) 7\n| Dept. Initials Date complered| initials Signature Date Initials p Signatyte a\nNET Ren wns. Sie vr 00 TT toh\nNPT R&D RAL\nLaw SLU\nSS aig wv CFO a -\nSU \u2014ee oO ST Operations . TT 3 _\nTT ee me oO rms a ee Admin,\nOO Oo mL Bree, & CEO TN\n\u2014\u2014 oO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ss =\nPerson Responsible for Implementing: ___\u2014. G. Farrier Project IDNo,\nAJRT Form 8711 - Rev. 1/85 (If Capital Project Use Reverse Side of Form) Budget ID No. _", "img_18610.png": "RuJReynolds Tobacco Company I.\nJ. Laur\nAUTHORIZATION REQUEST Sst Technology \u20ac5\n. Le Uy)\nSUBJECT\npate prepaneo:__11 FEb. 86 = arn No:\nProduct Development Contract onIGINATOR: __\u00a3. G. Farri DEPT:\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY\nApproval is requested to contact SSI Technologies, Inc. for carbon component development\nwork on Project Alpha. A summary discussion is attached.\nContract No. 86-780-\nEXPENDITURE AUTHORITY REQUESTED | AUTHORIZATION TYPE |\ni E 400,000 Tote \u00a2 100,000\nCapital $___ Expense $1 UUU Total $ LU UU CO capital (Type)\nEXPENDITURE TIMING: RELATED PROPOSALS: CI Expense Change\nCAPITAL EXPENSE WXKcommitment\n1986 = \u00ab$100,000 (List Related AR/CA/AC No\u2019s) C1 system (Computer)\n193___  _____- \u2014-\u2014---\u2014\u2014- | AMOUNTS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED: C1 Policy Change\nWo $ C Product Introduction/Change\nAnnual Average Capital $s Expense $_\nThereafter \u2014 (Cumulative) C1 other \u2014\u2014\u2014\"sPecipvy)\nCOMPLETE IF LEASE OR OTHER CONTINUING COMMITMENT {S INVOLVED TIMING/ROI:\nProposal Start Date ___.___\nCommitment $22 Per Fore CV ars\nTotal Minimum Completion Date __\nCommitment $ Commitment $2 Time \u2014._ ]_ Return on Invest,\n| EFO IMPACT 19.86 ag tA Anco\n: Profit/(Loss) $(100,000)_\n! Budget/Pian Change [CJ Yes XKXNo a\n\u201cREVIEWED BY: __. Lh APPROVALS [Originator Entry Ipitiels of Required Aperovers) 7\n| Dept. Initials Date complered| initials Signature Date Initials p Signatyte a\nNET Ren wns. Sie vr 00 TT toh\nNPT R&D RAL\nLaw SLU\nSS aig wv CFO a -\nSU \u2014ee oO ST Operations . TT 3 _\nTT ee me oO rms a ee Admin,\nOO Oo mL Bree, & CEO TN\n\u2014\u2014 oO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ss =\nPerson Responsible for Implementing: ___\u2014. G. Farrier Project IDNo,\nAJRT Form 8711 - Rev. 1/85 (If Capital Project Use Reverse Side of Form) Budget ID No. _", "img_18625.png": "RuJReynolds Tobacco Company I.\nJ. Laur\nAUTHORIZATION REQUEST Sst Technology \u20ac5\n. Le Uy)\nSUBJECT\npate prepaneo:__11 FEb. 86 = arn No:\nProduct Development Contract onIGINATOR: __\u00a3. G. Farri DEPT:\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY\nApproval is requested to contact SSI Technologies, Inc. for carbon component development\nwork on Project Alpha. A summary discussion is attached.\nContract No. 86-780-\nEXPENDITURE AUTHORITY REQUESTED | AUTHORIZATION TYPE |\ni E 400,000 Tote \u00a2 100,000\nCapital $___ Expense $1 UUU Total $ LU UU CO capital (Type)\nEXPENDITURE TIMING: RELATED PROPOSALS: CI Expense Change\nCAPITAL EXPENSE WXKcommitment\n1986 = \u00ab$100,000 (List Related AR/CA/AC No\u2019s) C1 system (Computer)\n193___  _____- \u2014-\u2014---\u2014\u2014- | AMOUNTS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED: C1 Policy Change\nWo $ C Product Introduction/Change\nAnnual Average Capital $s Expense $_\nThereafter \u2014 (Cumulative) C1 other \u2014\u2014\u2014\"sPecipvy)\nCOMPLETE IF LEASE OR OTHER CONTINUING COMMITMENT {S INVOLVED TIMING/ROI:\nProposal Start Date ___.___\nCommitment $22 Per Fore CV ars\nTotal Minimum Completion Date __\nCommitment $ Commitment $2 Time \u2014._ ]_ Return on Invest,\n| EFO IMPACT 19.86 ag tA Anco\n: Profit/(Loss) $(100,000)_\n! Budget/Pian Change [CJ Yes XKXNo a\n\u201cREVIEWED BY: __. Lh APPROVALS [Originator Entry Ipitiels of Required Aperovers) 7\n| Dept. Initials Date complered| initials Signature Date Initials p Signatyte a\nNET Ren wns. Sie vr 00 TT toh\nNPT R&D RAL\nLaw SLU\nSS aig wv CFO a -\nSU \u2014ee oO ST Operations . TT 3 _\nTT ee me oO rms a ee Admin,\nOO Oo mL Bree, & CEO TN\n\u2014\u2014 oO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ss =\nPerson Responsible for Implementing: ___\u2014. G. Farrier Project IDNo,\nAJRT Form 8711 - Rev. 1/85 (If Capital Project Use Reverse Side of Form) Budget ID No. _", "img_18603.png": "RuJReynolds Tobacco Company I.\nJ. Laur\nAUTHORIZATION REQUEST Sst Technology \u20ac5\n. Le Uy)\nSUBJECT\npate prepaneo:__11 FEb. 86 = arn No:\nProduct Development Contract onIGINATOR: __\u00a3. G. Farri DEPT:\nAPPROVAL REQUEST SUMMARY\nApproval is requested to contact SSI Technologies, Inc. for carbon component development\nwork on Project Alpha. A summary discussion is attached.\nContract No. 86-780-\nEXPENDITURE AUTHORITY REQUESTED | AUTHORIZATION TYPE |\ni E 400,000 Tote \u00a2 100,000\nCapital $___ Expense $1 UUU Total $ LU UU CO capital (Type)\nEXPENDITURE TIMING: RELATED PROPOSALS: CI Expense Change\nCAPITAL EXPENSE WXKcommitment\n1986 = \u00ab$100,000 (List Related AR/CA/AC No\u2019s) C1 system (Computer)\n193___  _____- \u2014-\u2014---\u2014\u2014- | AMOUNTS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED: C1 Policy Change\nWo $ C Product Introduction/Change\nAnnual Average Capital $s Expense $_\nThereafter \u2014 (Cumulative) C1 other \u2014\u2014\u2014\"sPecipvy)\nCOMPLETE IF LEASE OR OTHER CONTINUING COMMITMENT {S INVOLVED TIMING/ROI:\nProposal Start Date ___.___\nCommitment $22 Per Fore CV ars\nTotal Minimum Completion Date __\nCommitment $ Commitment $2 Time \u2014._ ]_ Return on Invest,\n| EFO IMPACT 19.86 ag tA Anco\n: Profit/(Loss) $(100,000)_\n! Budget/Pian Change [CJ Yes XKXNo a\n\u201cREVIEWED BY: __. Lh APPROVALS [Originator Entry Ipitiels of Required Aperovers) 7\n| Dept. Initials Date complered| initials Signature Date Initials p Signatyte a\nNET Ren wns. Sie vr 00 TT toh\nNPT R&D RAL\nLaw SLU\nSS aig wv CFO a -\nSU \u2014ee oO ST Operations . TT 3 _\nTT ee me oO rms a ee Admin,\nOO Oo mL Bree, & CEO TN\n\u2014\u2014 oO \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ss =\nPerson Responsible for Implementing: ___\u2014. G. Farrier Project IDNo,\nAJRT Form 8711 - Rev. 1/85 (If Capital Project Use Reverse Side of Form) Budget ID No. _", "img_60953.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_60954.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_60956.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_60957.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_60958.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_60959.png": "YALE UNIVERSITY 3\nSCHOOL OF MEDICINE 5 \u2014,\nDEPARTMENT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH 8 \u2014L\n60 COLLEGE STREET 2 O=\u2014=\u2014<==\nNEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06510 zg\nbe usal5\u00a2\nOME OF THE BRAVE\nDr. M. Hitchcock\nYale School of Medicine\nDept. of Epidemiology&Public\n60 College St. Health\nNew Haven, Conn. 06510", "img_3069.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3071.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3072.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3074.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3075.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3076.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3077.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3079.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_3081.png": "Form 443\u20141M\u201417-54\u2014Pads 100 j\nWATER ANALYSIS\ncenneceeeeevn POPES, ceesesesnnnseees Factory oni I AR Meco I\nKind of Water: Water In Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1963-64\nSource of Water: Boiler Feed Tank\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS |\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO, 36.00 Silica Sis 36.00\nIron Fe 1.75 Sodium Chloride NaCl 114-48\nCalcium Ca 1097 Sodium Sulfate Na.SO, 165.52\nMagnesium Mg 1297 Sodium Carbonate Na:COs 105268\nSodium Na 445.07 Sodium Phosphate Na:sPO.\nChlorine cl 6944 Magnesium Chloride MgCl.\nSulfuric Acid so. 111.93 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 399249 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO. 65.90 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO,)s 9310\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO.\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO;\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO.)2 4205\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO:\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO.)s 3.73\n1132022 1132.22\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18 Organic and Volatile (by difference) 428 18\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1 560.40 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 4 560.40\npe 11.0\nCampaign Average Composite\npH 11.6 11.0\nAlkalinity 210 200\nHardness 2 2\nCOPIES TO PO 73 70\nGeneral Chemist Dissolved Solids 1 8 1 560.40\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratery\n-6- ee eat ee tates te\nChief Chemist.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gxph0227", "img_5871.png": "| Program Information |\nBrand Camel Program Name 1Q/01 B2G1F(an. HOG, Feb. Natl, Mar-PME)\nTT Design Number|QQ0400 Peter Sed\nDTS Date 1/15/01 Program End Date 3/31/01 Status\nTotal Offers 8,320,230 Total Estimated Cost \u2018 2001 Program 804638\n: Jan HOG Offers 2,587,050 Jan HOG DTS: 1/15/01 2000 Program FBB~S6H pure F SAYL we\nFeb NATL Offers 5,334,120 Feb. Natl DTS: 2/12/01 PPS Plan 9918\nMar PME Offers 399,060 March PMX DTS: 3/12/01 Log Date 8/7/00 13:45\nLog User malloys\nTomotion Type\n(key an X in the box) Updated 9/1/00\nRetail Program Design CL] Field Marketing Cc) Direct Mail\nO Workplan POS C] Merchandising [__]continuity\nOther(Specify): [ l\n{ Contacts/ Email Distribution }\nBrewer, Lee-Ann (336)741-7413 Database Marketing Walkup, Donna (336)741-1732 Consumer Relations\nEllegate, John (336)741-5760 Sales\nHuyett, Drew (336)741-6367 Database Marketing\nlohnson, Bob (336)741-7151 Purchasing :\nMalloy, Shelley (336)741-5778 . Brand Marketing\nMcCarn, Jeffrey {(336)969-0643  BIGIF\nMcGovern, Mitch (336)741-6403 Sales Planning : =\nMcKinny, M. Jeanne (336)741-6971 SMMO db\nNeal, Gerry (336)741-3627 Finance : ~\nPhillips, Anita (336)741-5339 MRD \u00b0\nWaggoner, A.M. (Tin (336)741-7830 Operations Planning\nNon-Email Contacts (please enter text) ]\nob DRY WER BOA WRON OW YO\n6 on eS\n4hib \u00b0 Pov & Weds Sx * \u00bb OWS ante w Boo Orca ~Son HD\n(0 Orr swhasse nined.\n. Onp Orr LdRwrohoy, Wo Res BAW YD ond d Sus os\nKross: . md age .\nor\nho\n5\nOo\now\n, \u201c\noo\nnN\n\u00a9\n\\\\IVSDATA3\\ market \\ DE SI\\ 900330.11s 9/1/00 3:59 PM", "img_5864.png": "| Program Information |\nBrand Camel Program Name 1Q/01 B2G1F(an. HOG, Feb. Natl, Mar-PME)\nTT Design Number|QQ0400 Peter Sed\nDTS Date 1/15/01 Program End Date 3/31/01 Status\nTotal Offers 8,320,230 Total Estimated Cost \u2018 2001 Program 804638\n: Jan HOG Offers 2,587,050 Jan HOG DTS: 1/15/01 2000 Program FBB~S6H pure F SAYL we\nFeb NATL Offers 5,334,120 Feb. Natl DTS: 2/12/01 PPS Plan 9918\nMar PME Offers 399,060 March PMX DTS: 3/12/01 Log Date 8/7/00 13:45\nLog User malloys\nTomotion Type\n(key an X in the box) Updated 9/1/00\nRetail Program Design CL] Field Marketing Cc) Direct Mail\nO Workplan POS C] Merchandising [__]continuity\nOther(Specify): [ l\n{ Contacts/ Email Distribution }\nBrewer, Lee-Ann (336)741-7413 Database Marketing Walkup, Donna (336)741-1732 Consumer Relations\nEllegate, John (336)741-5760 Sales\nHuyett, Drew (336)741-6367 Database Marketing\nlohnson, Bob (336)741-7151 Purchasing :\nMalloy, Shelley (336)741-5778 . Brand Marketing\nMcCarn, Jeffrey {(336)969-0643  BIGIF\nMcGovern, Mitch (336)741-6403 Sales Planning : =\nMcKinny, M. Jeanne (336)741-6971 SMMO db\nNeal, Gerry (336)741-3627 Finance : ~\nPhillips, Anita (336)741-5339 MRD \u00b0\nWaggoner, A.M. (Tin (336)741-7830 Operations Planning\nNon-Email Contacts (please enter text) ]\nob DRY WER BOA WRON OW YO\n6 on eS\n4hib \u00b0 Pov & Weds Sx * \u00bb OWS ante w Boo Orca ~Son HD\n(0 Orr swhasse nined.\n. Onp Orr LdRwrohoy, Wo Res BAW YD ond d Sus os\nKross: . md age .\nor\nho\n5\nOo\now\n, \u201c\noo\nnN\n\u00a9\n\\\\IVSDATA3\\ market \\ DE SI\\ 900330.11s 9/1/00 3:59 PM", "img_5866.png": "| Program Information |\nBrand Camel Program Name 1Q/01 B2G1F(an. HOG, Feb. Natl, Mar-PME)\nTT Design Number|QQ0400 Peter Sed\nDTS Date 1/15/01 Program End Date 3/31/01 Status\nTotal Offers 8,320,230 Total Estimated Cost \u2018 2001 Program 804638\n: Jan HOG Offers 2,587,050 Jan HOG DTS: 1/15/01 2000 Program FBB~S6H pure F SAYL we\nFeb NATL Offers 5,334,120 Feb. Natl DTS: 2/12/01 PPS Plan 9918\nMar PME Offers 399,060 March PMX DTS: 3/12/01 Log Date 8/7/00 13:45\nLog User malloys\nTomotion Type\n(key an X in the box) Updated 9/1/00\nRetail Program Design CL] Field Marketing Cc) Direct Mail\nO Workplan POS C] Merchandising [__]continuity\nOther(Specify): [ l\n{ Contacts/ Email Distribution }\nBrewer, Lee-Ann (336)741-7413 Database Marketing Walkup, Donna (336)741-1732 Consumer Relations\nEllegate, John (336)741-5760 Sales\nHuyett, Drew (336)741-6367 Database Marketing\nlohnson, Bob (336)741-7151 Purchasing :\nMalloy, Shelley (336)741-5778 . Brand Marketing\nMcCarn, Jeffrey {(336)969-0643  BIGIF\nMcGovern, Mitch (336)741-6403 Sales Planning : =\nMcKinny, M. Jeanne (336)741-6971 SMMO db\nNeal, Gerry (336)741-3627 Finance : ~\nPhillips, Anita (336)741-5339 MRD \u00b0\nWaggoner, A.M. (Tin (336)741-7830 Operations Planning\nNon-Email Contacts (please enter text) ]\nob DRY WER BOA WRON OW YO\n6 on eS\n4hib \u00b0 Pov & Weds Sx * \u00bb OWS ante w Boo Orca ~Son HD\n(0 Orr swhasse nined.\n. Onp Orr LdRwrohoy, Wo Res BAW YD ond d Sus os\nKross: . md age .\nor\nho\n5\nOo\now\n, \u201c\noo\nnN\n\u00a9\n\\\\IVSDATA3\\ market \\ DE SI\\ 900330.11s 9/1/00 3:59 PM", "img_5870.png": "| Program Information |\nBrand Camel Program Name 1Q/01 B2G1F(an. HOG, Feb. Natl, Mar-PME)\nTT Design Number|QQ0400 Peter Sed\nDTS Date 1/15/01 Program End Date 3/31/01 Status\nTotal Offers 8,320,230 Total Estimated Cost \u2018 2001 Program 804638\n: Jan HOG Offers 2,587,050 Jan HOG DTS: 1/15/01 2000 Program FBB~S6H pure F SAYL we\nFeb NATL Offers 5,334,120 Feb. Natl DTS: 2/12/01 PPS Plan 9918\nMar PME Offers 399,060 March PMX DTS: 3/12/01 Log Date 8/7/00 13:45\nLog User malloys\nTomotion Type\n(key an X in the box) Updated 9/1/00\nRetail Program Design CL] Field Marketing Cc) Direct Mail\nO Workplan POS C] Merchandising [__]continuity\nOther(Specify): [ l\n{ Contacts/ Email Distribution }\nBrewer, Lee-Ann (336)741-7413 Database Marketing Walkup, Donna (336)741-1732 Consumer Relations\nEllegate, John (336)741-5760 Sales\nHuyett, Drew (336)741-6367 Database Marketing\nlohnson, Bob (336)741-7151 Purchasing :\nMalloy, Shelley (336)741-5778 . Brand Marketing\nMcCarn, Jeffrey {(336)969-0643  BIGIF\nMcGovern, Mitch (336)741-6403 Sales Planning : =\nMcKinny, M. Jeanne (336)741-6971 SMMO db\nNeal, Gerry (336)741-3627 Finance : ~\nPhillips, Anita (336)741-5339 MRD \u00b0\nWaggoner, A.M. (Tin (336)741-7830 Operations Planning\nNon-Email Contacts (please enter text) ]\nob DRY WER BOA WRON OW YO\n6 on eS\n4hib \u00b0 Pov & Weds Sx * \u00bb OWS ante w Boo Orca ~Son HD\n(0 Orr swhasse nined.\n. Onp Orr LdRwrohoy, Wo Res BAW YD ond d Sus os\nKross: . md age .\nor\nho\n5\nOo\now\n, \u201c\noo\nnN\n\u00a9\n\\\\IVSDATA3\\ market \\ DE SI\\ 900330.11s 9/1/00 3:59 PM", "img_64334.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64357.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64366.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64369.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64377.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64378.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64381.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64384.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64387.png": ", . = \u2014 LeIntn\u2014\n* Lore Drier Safe ees\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR Avorvas/at7r\u2014 PHASE (1\nIIIB/IV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE ITIB/IV TROGLITAZONE PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: Mare (atthe MQ\nAddress: Cala vastdar Insti \u00ab (Cell necd \u00a3n72\nMeta-wzt Hoa. Teninibiwm\u2014(j/run @ 3\nPhones U5 Lintsh AA TK WA fp) 701-7 lo7\nBRA 02) 233 - \u00a3ies0\n_ Study Coordinator(s): MEAS fe - (avra yf rer, KRW\nPractice Specialty: CD\nStudy experience: LT en sire _.\nintr\nPD studies: 7 URF Atarrorale efelaher_ fie LL\n, Number of active studies:\nAny competing studies:\n4ipid Population: # of patients in practice 500-1000\nmost common treatment _ /77 Se. 7D\n# of newly diagnosed SOUS,\nmethod of recruitment ax\ncould site ID 20-30. pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: where are study records stored? Jochkd Chat\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N)\ncentral lab experience?(who)\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? Vo\nLocal IRB meeting schedule _ om ge_ /-40% 7\nwho approves study budgets? ALMA\nComments:\nCBU Associate Director:\nPhone: __.", "img_64316.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. HS Gowan Gund\nPractice Specialty: Cordvoloany \u00a2 Linch specialist)\nStudy experience: Extensive intludiye the QUIET Era and\notlwr Lips Newel una taoly.\nPD studies: QueT\nNumber of active studies: 3\nAny competing studies: No\nPe. Population: # of patients in practice __ S00 \u2014 GOO _ dusk pa amd\nmost common treatment\n# of newly diagnosed\nmethod of recruitment Tahoe bee.\ncould site 1D 20-30 pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: : where are study records stored? L\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64319.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. 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(Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64322.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. HS Gowan Gund\nPractice Specialty: Cordvoloany \u00a2 Linch specialist)\nStudy experience: Extensive intludiye the QUIET Era and\notlwr Lips Newel una taoly.\nPD studies: QueT\nNumber of active studies: 3\nAny competing studies: No\nPe. Population: # of patients in practice __ S00 \u2014 GOO _ dusk pa amd\nmost common treatment\n# of newly diagnosed\nmethod of recruitment Tahoe bee.\ncould site 1D 20-30 pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: : where are study records stored? L\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64324.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. HS Gowan Gund\nPractice Specialty: Cordvoloany \u00a2 Linch specialist)\nStudy experience: Extensive intludiye the QUIET Era and\notlwr Lips Newel una taoly.\nPD studies: QueT\nNumber of active studies: 3\nAny competing studies: No\nPe. Population: # of patients in practice __ S00 \u2014 GOO _ dusk pa amd\nmost common treatment\n# of newly diagnosed\nmethod of recruitment Tahoe bee.\ncould site 1D 20-30 pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: : where are study records stored? L\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64325.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. HS Gowan Gund\nPractice Specialty: Cordvoloany \u00a2 Linch specialist)\nStudy experience: Extensive intludiye the QUIET Era and\notlwr Lips Newel una taoly.\nPD studies: QueT\nNumber of active studies: 3\nAny competing studies: No\nPe. Population: # of patients in practice __ S00 \u2014 GOO _ dusk pa amd\nmost common treatment\n# of newly diagnosed\nmethod of recruitment Tahoe bee.\ncould site 1D 20-30 pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: : where are study records stored? L\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64327.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. 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(Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_64329.png": ", MiLALUPLS\nAyes winter\ndaict()\nSITE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ATORVASTATIN PHASE\nTIB/TV INVESTIGATORS\nTHIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR THOSE PHYSICIANS ,\nYOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONSIDERED FOR THE MEDICAL RESEARCH\nPHASE LIIB/IV AtoRvastATNN =PROGRAMS.\nDoctor\u2019s Name: bert Lees\nAddress: ea\ni394 Main Cambrid A O21\nPhone: 2 ol2\nFax: 25 b\n, Study Coordinator(s): 0 \u00a350. HS Gowan Gund\nPractice Specialty: Cordvoloany \u00a2 Linch specialist)\nStudy experience: Extensive intludiye the QUIET Era and\notlwr Lips Newel una taoly.\nPD studies: QueT\nNumber of active studies: 3\nAny competing studies: No\nPe. Population: # of patients in practice __ S00 \u2014 GOO _ dusk pa amd\nmost common treatment\n# of newly diagnosed\nmethod of recruitment Tahoe bee.\ncould site 1D 20-30 pts in 6 months? (Y/N)\nSite specifics: : where are study records stored? L\nwhere are study drugs stored?\nis the drug storage locked? (Y/N) Yes\ncentral lab experience2(who) Own lab bur also we Goran Bioran\nIRB requirements, can a national IRB be used? __ MIT's TAB\nLocal IRB meeting schedule Every Menthe\nwho approves study budgets? _Tyr.__bees\nComments: De lees_va cos tha wett vupertnak tw sitll deapeeborl\nGordsaberatt ox Now Eralaad 9\nCBU Associate Director;\nPhone: mr", "img_45763.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45764.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45765.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45766.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45768.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45769.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45770.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45771.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45772.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_45773.png": "TMG Manuscripts\n\nTotelle (continued)\n\nSummary table:\n\nPaper Number\n| P37) | Bleeding | ~\u2014SB|Separate paper __| $10,000-$20,000 |\n| P23) | Preclinical PK [| SB] Combine papers $25,000\nP24) | HumanPK |B together\n| P47) | Metabolism | BL\ntogether\n\nP3(5) Glucose/Insulin Cc together, authors\nEstimated cost range to complete manuscripts for just Totelle if recommendations are followed is\n$135,000.\nDESIGN052750", "img_49390.png": ". \u2018 ee a, \u2018 Seu a irom = \u201c ee : z\nIV. INTER AND INTRA FEDERAL COVERNMENT COORDINATION\n3:15 \u2018Al oNTEHS 5:\n3:30 B. ODA\n3:45 Ca NCTA ge Ooo tee bias.\nae - . \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = gfolts 4\n4:00 De OF A Bcc ae Sos oe i\nhoo on oie\n4315 E. Canada :\na .\n& :\n\u2018\neR ERNEST hich ASS SSA NA OAS 0 AOL LONI LRP O LOSS) HL 018710 [OLeRTAO AVAL OLOVAZAS", "img_49391.png": ". \u2018 ee a, \u2018 Seu a irom = \u201c ee : z\nIV. INTER AND INTRA FEDERAL COVERNMENT COORDINATION\n3:15 \u2018Al oNTEHS 5:\n3:30 B. ODA\n3:45 Ca NCTA ge Ooo tee bias.\nae - . \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = gfolts 4\n4:00 De OF A Bcc ae Sos oe i\nhoo on oie\n4315 E. Canada :\na .\n& :\n\u2018\neR ERNEST hich ASS SSA NA OAS 0 AOL LONI LRP O LOSS) HL 018710 [OLeRTAO AVAL OLOVAZAS", "img_1014.png": "TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.\nNovember 18, 2002 .\nDavid Orloff, M.D.\nDivision of Metabolic & Endocrine Drug Products (HFD-510)\nOffice of Drug Evaluation I!\nCenter for Drug Evaluation & Research\nDocument Control Room 14B-19\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD.20857\nACTOS\u00ae (pioglitazone HCI) Tablets, 15, 30 and 45-mg\nSerial No. 501\n, Response to FDA Request for Information\nDear Dr. Orloff:\nReference is made to a telephone conference call held between Drs. Orloff, Misbin and\nEl-Hage and Ms. Jena Weber, of the Division and representatives from Takeda\n\u00e9 Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. (TPNA) on July 31, August 13, November 1 and 6,\n2002 and submissions made to the above noted IND on August 28, and September 27,\n2002 (Serial Nos. 485 and 490, respectively).\nDuring the conference call with Division members on November 6th, Dr. Orloff\nrequested that TPNA break the study medication blind on the two patients that were\nreported to the IND on September 27\". The purpose of this submission is to comply with\nthe Division request. Information on these patients was previously submitted to the\nAgency in a blinded fashion as Serial Number 490. The case histories followed by the\ndrug treatment are detailed below. Both patients have been discontinued from the study.\nCase Number One;\nA 58 year old male, enrolled in the study for 103 days, was hospitalized for a urinary\ntract obstruction, which was later diagnosed as bladder cancer. This patient had a two\nyear intermittent history of hematuria with dysuria and urinary retention, urinary tract\ninfections, hemorrhagic cysitis and enlarged prostate. The patient has been\ndiscontinued from the trial and there is no available information on tobacco use or\nexposure to other chemicals.\nDrug Treatment: Pioglitazone HC!\n\u00a9 4 a\nhate ch ary a\nOG\n475 Half Gav Road. Suite 560 Lincolnshire, Hlincis 60069 Phone: \u20ac47-385.1000, i 70-3 G-fq\nConfidential ~ Subject to Protective Order TAK-INDNDA-01273547\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nP4674\u00b000007", "img_1015.png": "TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.\nNovember 18, 2002 .\nDavid Orloff, M.D.\nDivision of Metabolic & Endocrine Drug Products (HFD-510)\nOffice of Drug Evaluation I!\nCenter for Drug Evaluation & Research\nDocument Control Room 14B-19\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD.20857\nACTOS\u00ae (pioglitazone HCI) Tablets, 15, 30 and 45-mg\nSerial No. 501\n, Response to FDA Request for Information\nDear Dr. Orloff:\nReference is made to a telephone conference call held between Drs. Orloff, Misbin and\nEl-Hage and Ms. Jena Weber, of the Division and representatives from Takeda\n\u00e9 Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. (TPNA) on July 31, August 13, November 1 and 6,\n2002 and submissions made to the above noted IND on August 28, and September 27,\n2002 (Serial Nos. 485 and 490, respectively).\nDuring the conference call with Division members on November 6th, Dr. Orloff\nrequested that TPNA break the study medication blind on the two patients that were\nreported to the IND on September 27\". The purpose of this submission is to comply with\nthe Division request. Information on these patients was previously submitted to the\nAgency in a blinded fashion as Serial Number 490. The case histories followed by the\ndrug treatment are detailed below. Both patients have been discontinued from the study.\nCase Number One;\nA 58 year old male, enrolled in the study for 103 days, was hospitalized for a urinary\ntract obstruction, which was later diagnosed as bladder cancer. This patient had a two\nyear intermittent history of hematuria with dysuria and urinary retention, urinary tract\ninfections, hemorrhagic cysitis and enlarged prostate. The patient has been\ndiscontinued from the trial and there is no available information on tobacco use or\nexposure to other chemicals.\nDrug Treatment: Pioglitazone HC!\n\u00a9 4 a\nhate ch ary a\nOG\n475 Half Gav Road. Suite 560 Lincolnshire, Hlincis 60069 Phone: \u20ac47-385.1000, i 70-3 G-fq\nConfidential ~ Subject to Protective Order TAK-INDNDA-01273547\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nP4674\u00b000007", "img_1018.png": "TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.\nNovember 18, 2002 .\nDavid Orloff, M.D.\nDivision of Metabolic & Endocrine Drug Products (HFD-510)\nOffice of Drug Evaluation I!\nCenter for Drug Evaluation & Research\nDocument Control Room 14B-19\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD.20857\nACTOS\u00ae (pioglitazone HCI) Tablets, 15, 30 and 45-mg\nSerial No. 501\n, Response to FDA Request for Information\nDear Dr. Orloff:\nReference is made to a telephone conference call held between Drs. Orloff, Misbin and\nEl-Hage and Ms. Jena Weber, of the Division and representatives from Takeda\n\u00e9 Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. (TPNA) on July 31, August 13, November 1 and 6,\n2002 and submissions made to the above noted IND on August 28, and September 27,\n2002 (Serial Nos. 485 and 490, respectively).\nDuring the conference call with Division members on November 6th, Dr. Orloff\nrequested that TPNA break the study medication blind on the two patients that were\nreported to the IND on September 27\". The purpose of this submission is to comply with\nthe Division request. Information on these patients was previously submitted to the\nAgency in a blinded fashion as Serial Number 490. The case histories followed by the\ndrug treatment are detailed below. Both patients have been discontinued from the study.\nCase Number One;\nA 58 year old male, enrolled in the study for 103 days, was hospitalized for a urinary\ntract obstruction, which was later diagnosed as bladder cancer. This patient had a two\nyear intermittent history of hematuria with dysuria and urinary retention, urinary tract\ninfections, hemorrhagic cysitis and enlarged prostate. The patient has been\ndiscontinued from the trial and there is no available information on tobacco use or\nexposure to other chemicals.\nDrug Treatment: Pioglitazone HC!\n\u00a9 4 a\nhate ch ary a\nOG\n475 Half Gav Road. Suite 560 Lincolnshire, Hlincis 60069 Phone: \u20ac47-385.1000, i 70-3 G-fq\nConfidential ~ Subject to Protective Order TAK-INDNDA-01273547\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nP4674\u00b000007", "img_1020.png": "TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.\nNovember 18, 2002 .\nDavid Orloff, M.D.\nDivision of Metabolic & Endocrine Drug Products (HFD-510)\nOffice of Drug Evaluation I!\nCenter for Drug Evaluation & Research\nDocument Control Room 14B-19\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD.20857\nACTOS\u00ae (pioglitazone HCI) Tablets, 15, 30 and 45-mg\nSerial No. 501\n, Response to FDA Request for Information\nDear Dr. Orloff:\nReference is made to a telephone conference call held between Drs. Orloff, Misbin and\nEl-Hage and Ms. Jena Weber, of the Division and representatives from Takeda\n\u00e9 Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. (TPNA) on July 31, August 13, November 1 and 6,\n2002 and submissions made to the above noted IND on August 28, and September 27,\n2002 (Serial Nos. 485 and 490, respectively).\nDuring the conference call with Division members on November 6th, Dr. Orloff\nrequested that TPNA break the study medication blind on the two patients that were\nreported to the IND on September 27\". The purpose of this submission is to comply with\nthe Division request. Information on these patients was previously submitted to the\nAgency in a blinded fashion as Serial Number 490. The case histories followed by the\ndrug treatment are detailed below. Both patients have been discontinued from the study.\nCase Number One;\nA 58 year old male, enrolled in the study for 103 days, was hospitalized for a urinary\ntract obstruction, which was later diagnosed as bladder cancer. This patient had a two\nyear intermittent history of hematuria with dysuria and urinary retention, urinary tract\ninfections, hemorrhagic cysitis and enlarged prostate. The patient has been\ndiscontinued from the trial and there is no available information on tobacco use or\nexposure to other chemicals.\nDrug Treatment: Pioglitazone HC!\n\u00a9 4 a\nhate ch ary a\nOG\n475 Half Gav Road. Suite 560 Lincolnshire, Hlincis 60069 Phone: \u20ac47-385.1000, i 70-3 G-fq\nConfidential ~ Subject to Protective Order TAK-INDNDA-01273547\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nP4674\u00b000007", "img_1022.png": "TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.\nNovember 18, 2002 .\nDavid Orloff, M.D.\nDivision of Metabolic & Endocrine Drug Products (HFD-510)\nOffice of Drug Evaluation I!\nCenter for Drug Evaluation & Research\nDocument Control Room 14B-19\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD.20857\nACTOS\u00ae (pioglitazone HCI) Tablets, 15, 30 and 45-mg\nSerial No. 501\n, Response to FDA Request for Information\nDear Dr. Orloff:\nReference is made to a telephone conference call held between Drs. Orloff, Misbin and\nEl-Hage and Ms. Jena Weber, of the Division and representatives from Takeda\n\u00e9 Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. (TPNA) on July 31, August 13, November 1 and 6,\n2002 and submissions made to the above noted IND on August 28, and September 27,\n2002 (Serial Nos. 485 and 490, respectively).\nDuring the conference call with Division members on November 6th, Dr. Orloff\nrequested that TPNA break the study medication blind on the two patients that were\nreported to the IND on September 27\". The purpose of this submission is to comply with\nthe Division request. Information on these patients was previously submitted to the\nAgency in a blinded fashion as Serial Number 490. The case histories followed by the\ndrug treatment are detailed below. Both patients have been discontinued from the study.\nCase Number One;\nA 58 year old male, enrolled in the study for 103 days, was hospitalized for a urinary\ntract obstruction, which was later diagnosed as bladder cancer. This patient had a two\nyear intermittent history of hematuria with dysuria and urinary retention, urinary tract\ninfections, hemorrhagic cysitis and enlarged prostate. The patient has been\ndiscontinued from the trial and there is no available information on tobacco use or\nexposure to other chemicals.\nDrug Treatment: Pioglitazone HC!\n\u00a9 4 a\nhate ch ary a\nOG\n475 Half Gav Road. Suite 560 Lincolnshire, Hlincis 60069 Phone: \u20ac47-385.1000, i 70-3 G-fq\nConfidential ~ Subject to Protective Order TAK-INDNDA-01273547\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nP4674\u00b000007", "img_19241.png": "Zz CONTENTS OF APPLICATION\n\u2018This application contains the following items: (Check ail that apply)\nBi 4. Form FOA 4571 [27 OFR 312. 23/a)(7}}\ne@ [) & Table of Contents (27 CFR 312.29(a)(2))\n(C) 3. invoductory statement {27 CFR 372. 23(a)(3)}\n: (C] 4. General investigational plan (27 CFR 312, 23(e)(3)}\nC} 4. investigator's brochure {21 CFR 312.23(a}(5)}\n{} 8. Protocol(s) (27 CFR 372.23(a})(6)} |\n{] a. Study protocoi{a) {27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)}\n(Clb nvestigetor data (27 CFR 372.23(8)(6)(iti)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nCl c. Facilities data (21 CFR 312.23(a){6)(i)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nC1... d.tnstitutlonal Review Board data f27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)(ip(b)] or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\n0 7. Chemistry, manufacturing, and control dala {27 CFR 372. 23/e)(7}} 1\n\u00a3} Environmental assessment or claim for exclusion {21 GFR 372. 23(e)7)(iy}(e)}\n(Cl 6. Pharmacology end toxicology data [27 CFR 312. 23/a)(8))\n(6. Previous human experience [27 CER 312. 23/a)(8))\n(7) 46. Additional information (21 CER 312,23(a)10)}\n13: 1S ANY PART OF THE CLIMGAL STUDY TO BE CONDUCTED BY A CONTRACT RESEARGH ORGANIZATION? EJ] YeS-[3NG\nIF VES, WILL ANY SPORGOR OBLIGATIONS 8\u20ac TRANSFERRED TO THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION? DYES T)NO\nIF YES, ATTACH A STATEMENT CONTAINING THE NAME ANO ADORESS OF THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION,\nIDENTIFICATION OF THE CLINICAL STUDY, ANO A LISTING OF THE OBLIGATIONS TRANSFERRED. |\n14. NAME AND TITLE OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING THE CONDUCT AND PROGRESS OF THE CLINICAL\nINVESTIGATIONS {\nNA :\n15. NAME(S) ANO TITLE(S) OF THe PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEW ANO EVALUATION OF INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE |\nSAFETY OF THE DRUG\nNIA\nFagres not to begin clinical Investigations untll 36 days after FDA's vecelpi of the IND unless | receive earlier notification by\nFDA thet the studies may begin. | siso agree nol to begin or continue olinieal Investigations covered by the IND Hf thoge\nstudies are placed on clinical hold. | agree that an institutional Review Board (IRB) thel compiles with the requirements act\nfourth In 21 CFR Part 86 will be responsible for Initial and continuing review and approval of each of the studies In the\nproposed \u2018clintoal investigation. | agree ta conduct the investigation In accordance with all other applicable regulatory\nrequirements.\n48. MAME GP SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED 4%, SIGNATURE OF SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED.\nREPRESENTATIVE |. REPRESENTANVE ~~ :\nJanet L~ Haskins. \\ \u2014\\ iV\n18. ADORESS (Number, Stroat, Cy, State and Zip Goda) 1-49. TELEPHONE NUMBER (include Ares Code} | 20. DATE\n475 Half Day Road, Suite $00 4847-383-3243 118/02\n. Lincolnshire, IL 60069 |\nPublic reporting burden for {his collection of Information'is estimated to average 100 hours par rasponue, including the {ime for reviewing instructions, |\nsearching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing reviewing the collection of Information. Send commenis\nregarding ihis burden estimale or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden ts:\nmt Food and Drug Administration Food and Drug Administration \u201cAn not conduct or sponser, ands\nCBER (HFRM-f0} CODER (HFB-84) pawon te a ronied io Respond th, a\n. 4401 Rockville Pike 12229 Wikins Avanua eollection of informatie untess tt displays a\nRockville, MO 20852-1443 Rookville, MO 20852 eurrentiy valid OMB corteal umber.\u201d\nPlease DO NOT RETURN this applicaiion to this address,\nFORM POA 4874 (9/02) PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE. PAGE 2 GP 2\nPAC Mabe Agn Branch edoreag her EP\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKANDNDAN 272550\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nSource: https://www.indupg7qcggogas.ucsf.edu/docs/gyjf0226", "img_19243.png": "Zz CONTENTS OF APPLICATION\n\u2018This application contains the following items: (Check ail that apply)\nBi 4. Form FOA 4571 [27 OFR 312. 23/a)(7}}\ne@ [) & Table of Contents (27 CFR 312.29(a)(2))\n(C) 3. invoductory statement {27 CFR 372. 23(a)(3)}\n: (C] 4. General investigational plan (27 CFR 312, 23(e)(3)}\nC} 4. investigator's brochure {21 CFR 312.23(a}(5)}\n{} 8. Protocol(s) (27 CFR 372.23(a})(6)} |\n{] a. Study protocoi{a) {27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)}\n(Clb nvestigetor data (27 CFR 372.23(8)(6)(iti)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nCl c. Facilities data (21 CFR 312.23(a){6)(i)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nC1... d.tnstitutlonal Review Board data f27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)(ip(b)] or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\n0 7. Chemistry, manufacturing, and control dala {27 CFR 372. 23/e)(7}} 1\n\u00a3} Environmental assessment or claim for exclusion {21 GFR 372. 23(e)7)(iy}(e)}\n(Cl 6. Pharmacology end toxicology data [27 CFR 312. 23/a)(8))\n(6. Previous human experience [27 CER 312. 23/a)(8))\n(7) 46. Additional information (21 CER 312,23(a)10)}\n13: 1S ANY PART OF THE CLIMGAL STUDY TO BE CONDUCTED BY A CONTRACT RESEARGH ORGANIZATION? EJ] YeS-[3NG\nIF VES, WILL ANY SPORGOR OBLIGATIONS 8\u20ac TRANSFERRED TO THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION? DYES T)NO\nIF YES, ATTACH A STATEMENT CONTAINING THE NAME ANO ADORESS OF THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION,\nIDENTIFICATION OF THE CLINICAL STUDY, ANO A LISTING OF THE OBLIGATIONS TRANSFERRED. |\n14. NAME AND TITLE OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING THE CONDUCT AND PROGRESS OF THE CLINICAL\nINVESTIGATIONS {\nNA :\n15. NAME(S) ANO TITLE(S) OF THe PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEW ANO EVALUATION OF INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE |\nSAFETY OF THE DRUG\nNIA\nFagres not to begin clinical Investigations untll 36 days after FDA's vecelpi of the IND unless | receive earlier notification by\nFDA thet the studies may begin. | siso agree nol to begin or continue olinieal Investigations covered by the IND Hf thoge\nstudies are placed on clinical hold. | agree that an institutional Review Board (IRB) thel compiles with the requirements act\nfourth In 21 CFR Part 86 will be responsible for Initial and continuing review and approval of each of the studies In the\nproposed \u2018clintoal investigation. | agree ta conduct the investigation In accordance with all other applicable regulatory\nrequirements.\n48. MAME GP SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED 4%, SIGNATURE OF SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED.\nREPRESENTATIVE |. REPRESENTANVE ~~ :\nJanet L~ Haskins. \\ \u2014\\ iV\n18. ADORESS (Number, Stroat, Cy, State and Zip Goda) 1-49. TELEPHONE NUMBER (include Ares Code} | 20. DATE\n475 Half Day Road, Suite $00 4847-383-3243 118/02\n. Lincolnshire, IL 60069 |\nPublic reporting burden for {his collection of Information'is estimated to average 100 hours par rasponue, including the {ime for reviewing instructions, |\nsearching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing reviewing the collection of Information. Send commenis\nregarding ihis burden estimale or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden ts:\nmt Food and Drug Administration Food and Drug Administration \u201cAn not conduct or sponser, ands\nCBER (HFRM-f0} CODER (HFB-84) pawon te a ronied io Respond th, a\n. 4401 Rockville Pike 12229 Wikins Avanua eollection of informatie untess tt displays a\nRockville, MO 20852-1443 Rookville, MO 20852 eurrentiy valid OMB corteal umber.\u201d\nPlease DO NOT RETURN this applicaiion to this address,\nFORM POA 4874 (9/02) PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE. PAGE 2 GP 2\nPAC Mabe Agn Branch edoreag her EP\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKANDNDAN 272550\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nSource: https://www.indupg7qcggogas.ucsf.edu/docs/gyjf0226", "img_19245.png": "Zz CONTENTS OF APPLICATION\n\u2018This application contains the following items: (Check ail that apply)\nBi 4. Form FOA 4571 [27 OFR 312. 23/a)(7}}\ne@ [) & Table of Contents (27 CFR 312.29(a)(2))\n(C) 3. invoductory statement {27 CFR 372. 23(a)(3)}\n: (C] 4. General investigational plan (27 CFR 312, 23(e)(3)}\nC} 4. investigator's brochure {21 CFR 312.23(a}(5)}\n{} 8. Protocol(s) (27 CFR 372.23(a})(6)} |\n{] a. Study protocoi{a) {27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)}\n(Clb nvestigetor data (27 CFR 372.23(8)(6)(iti)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nCl c. Facilities data (21 CFR 312.23(a){6)(i)(b)} or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\nC1... d.tnstitutlonal Review Board data f27 CFR 312.23(a)(6)(ip(b)] or completed Form(s) FDA 1572\n0 7. Chemistry, manufacturing, and control dala {27 CFR 372. 23/e)(7}} 1\n\u00a3} Environmental assessment or claim for exclusion {21 GFR 372. 23(e)7)(iy}(e)}\n(Cl 6. Pharmacology end toxicology data [27 CFR 312. 23/a)(8))\n(6. Previous human experience [27 CER 312. 23/a)(8))\n(7) 46. Additional information (21 CER 312,23(a)10)}\n13: 1S ANY PART OF THE CLIMGAL STUDY TO BE CONDUCTED BY A CONTRACT RESEARGH ORGANIZATION? EJ] YeS-[3NG\nIF VES, WILL ANY SPORGOR OBLIGATIONS 8\u20ac TRANSFERRED TO THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION? DYES T)NO\nIF YES, ATTACH A STATEMENT CONTAINING THE NAME ANO ADORESS OF THE CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATION,\nIDENTIFICATION OF THE CLINICAL STUDY, ANO A LISTING OF THE OBLIGATIONS TRANSFERRED. |\n14. NAME AND TITLE OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING THE CONDUCT AND PROGRESS OF THE CLINICAL\nINVESTIGATIONS {\nNA :\n15. NAME(S) ANO TITLE(S) OF THe PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR REVIEW ANO EVALUATION OF INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE |\nSAFETY OF THE DRUG\nNIA\nFagres not to begin clinical Investigations untll 36 days after FDA's vecelpi of the IND unless | receive earlier notification by\nFDA thet the studies may begin. | siso agree nol to begin or continue olinieal Investigations covered by the IND Hf thoge\nstudies are placed on clinical hold. | agree that an institutional Review Board (IRB) thel compiles with the requirements act\nfourth In 21 CFR Part 86 will be responsible for Initial and continuing review and approval of each of the studies In the\nproposed \u2018clintoal investigation. | agree ta conduct the investigation In accordance with all other applicable regulatory\nrequirements.\n48. MAME GP SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED 4%, SIGNATURE OF SPONSOR OR SPONSOR'S AUTHORIZED.\nREPRESENTATIVE |. REPRESENTANVE ~~ :\nJanet L~ Haskins. \\ \u2014\\ iV\n18. ADORESS (Number, Stroat, Cy, State and Zip Goda) 1-49. TELEPHONE NUMBER (include Ares Code} | 20. DATE\n475 Half Day Road, Suite $00 4847-383-3243 118/02\n. Lincolnshire, IL 60069 |\nPublic reporting burden for {his collection of Information'is estimated to average 100 hours par rasponue, including the {ime for reviewing instructions, |\nsearching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing reviewing the collection of Information. Send commenis\nregarding ihis burden estimale or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden ts:\nmt Food and Drug Administration Food and Drug Administration \u201cAn not conduct or sponser, ands\nCBER (HFRM-f0} CODER (HFB-84) pawon te a ronied io Respond th, a\n. 4401 Rockville Pike 12229 Wikins Avanua eollection of informatie untess tt displays a\nRockville, MO 20852-1443 Rookville, MO 20852 eurrentiy valid OMB corteal umber.\u201d\nPlease DO NOT RETURN this applicaiion to this address,\nFORM POA 4874 (9/02) PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE. PAGE 2 GP 2\nPAC Mabe Agn Branch edoreag her EP\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKANDNDAN 272550\nProduced in MDL on 09/11/2012\nSource: https://www.indupg7qcggogas.ucsf.edu/docs/gyjf0226", "img_55239.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55245.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55246.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55248.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55250.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55252.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_55254.png": "|\np\n| . woe\n| * 5) EXPENDITURE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY\n| CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n| (Rs. In lacs) (Rs. In lacs)\nTravelling expenses 49.27 22.77\nAdvertisement 3.56 2.66 \u2014\n7) Value of imported and indigenous raw material, stores & spares and\npercentage of each to the total consumption (including excise duty)\n. Raw materials Stores & Spares\nRs. In lacs Percentage Rs. In lacs Percentage\na) Imported 1531.75 (93.40) 4.43 20.96\n(1969.27) (93.62) - -\nb) Indigenous 108.25 6.60 16.71 79.04\n(134.27) (6.38) (26.97) 100.00\n8) Managerial Remuneration to Directors: -\nAs on 31/3/04 As on 31/3/03\nRs. In lacs Rs. In lacs\n1) Mr.Arun K. Hitkari 24.00 \u2014 22.80 .\n2) Mr.Kewal K. Hitkari 3.60 18.00\n| 3) Mrs. Debbie A. Hitkari 6.00 3.00\n|\n4) Mr Arjun A. Hitkari 3.00 -\neneneeneeneeeee woneneennee eee\n36.60 43.80\n| == SSSSSS= ===> .\n| .\n9) Previous years figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.\nORS ON.\ni, wee oS. .%\nVan", "img_58792.png": "7 >.\n\u2019\n|\n{\nf\n: | |\n. }\nle mt\n| Mrm@rRiiinyy) |\n| 1 \\ poe 4 4\ntyag a y ;\n; 5 jt) * \u2019 3\nee < MAN; @ 19T | \\a |\nB ay i\nt . ji | \u00b0 Hon Sues i\n\u2018 e\ni t\nymposium |\nE j\n|\nB {\nf\n|\nThe Obese Patient\nMay 5, 1977\n5 os\n= |\n\u00a9 > | . ; :\nos | This program is sponsored by\nmak | The Nutrition Foundation, Inc. and\nso\u00ae | The American Medical Association\nE BsOec ' Department of Foods and Nutrition\ng35\noo In cooperation with\nuw as The Departments of Behavioral Science,\na s an 2 Medicine, Pediatrics, and Continuing Education,\n2=6e2 \u00a9 | The College of Medicine, and the\noe S = + College of Human Development,\n== | The Pennsylvania State University\n= es\nOca a {\ncoc > |\n| 225 3\nSs Sa. =\nS22 5\ni\nOFF I\n|\nE ULNA A 40101010 ALIN ESHLO Loks} MLR Ie [UTA TOTALS VAVTEN OW,", "img_5158.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5163.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5165.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5169.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5170.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5172.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5173.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5177.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5168.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_5159.png": "Form 443 - 10-57 - PADS 100\nconn OEt, Morgan Factory seeeneeeensneet ED, 5 ose ASOD\nKind of Water: Water in Boilers\nDescription of Sample: Sample composited from daily three shift composite during Campaign.\nSource of Water: Water from Boiler Feed Tank.\nSornnck Waters Lbs. per day Total 1bs, used\nBoiler H20 Treatment ( Caustic 62.2 6878\n( Disodium phosphate 11.3 1252\n( Sodium Sulfate 3a7 407\n( Quebracho 0.0 0\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 1.8 Silica SiOe 1.8\nTron Fe 2.5 Sodium Chloride NaCl 40.4\nCalcium Ca 2.6 Sodium Sulfate NagSO, 1302\nMagnesium Mg 1.9 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg 348.7\nSodium Na 229.05 Sodium Phosphate NagPO, 91.8\nChlorine cl 2405 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 i 49.25 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO.\nCarbonic Acid COs 197 4 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOs\nPhosphoric Acid PO, 65.0 Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2 6.8\n.| Calcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3\nCalcium Phosphate Cas(PO,)2 607\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(POa)2 503\n5TheT ree 5Thel\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 28401 Organic and Volatile (by difference) \u2014284e1\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C =\u2014-_- 858.68 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 858.8\npH 11.4 11.4\nCalculated Hardness c Water Analysis Campaign Averages\n206 x LA= 3664 pH 11.4 11.4\n1.9 x 203= 4e37 Blk. 120.0 118.0\nTotal 8.01 ppm Harde 4.9 4-0\nPO 65.0 61.0\nOe ai Sofids 858.8 84620\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\ntent\na ine\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/gzyh0227", "img_61794.png": "ETT\nOlET ano\nRONGARY\nCOR mun\nnIEART\n= SIriin I\nCc I Gq\nOIZEAZE\nThis statement for physicians and other health professionals\nwas developed by the Committee on Nutrition and authorized for\nrelease by the Central Committee for Medical and Community\nProgram of the American Heart Association.\n6\nAMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION @\n\u00ae", "img_61789.png": "ETT\nOlET ano\nRONGARY\nCOR mun\nnIEART\n= SIriin I\nCc I Gq\nOIZEAZE\nThis statement for physicians and other health professionals\nwas developed by the Committee on Nutrition and authorized for\nrelease by the Central Committee for Medical and Community\nProgram of the American Heart Association.\n6\nAMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION @\n\u00ae", "img_61791.png": "ETT\nOlET ano\nRONGARY\nCOR mun\nnIEART\n= SIriin I\nCc I Gq\nOIZEAZE\nThis statement for physicians and other health professionals\nwas developed by the Committee on Nutrition and authorized for\nrelease by the Central Committee for Medical and Community\nProgram of the American Heart Association.\n6\nAMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION @\n\u00ae", "img_792.png": "\\\nATLANTA, GEORGIA\n, \u201cno ORAWER 1736,\nJuly 22 1974 ATLANTA, GA. 30301\n\u00b0 404-897-2121\n\nMr. Robert White Dt\nCenter for Science in the\n\nPublic Interest\n1779 Church Street, N.W.\nWashington, D. C. 20036\nDear Mr. White:\nYour letter of June 8, 1974, addressed to The Coca-Cola Company Foods\nDivision has been referred to me. Please accept my apologies for this\ntardy response as your letter has just been brought to my attention.\nEnclosed please find a free sample, as you requested, of our orange\nflavored nutritional beverage. powder, SAMSON. Most of the information\npertaining to the nutritional qualities of this product appears on the\nJabel, however, a short fact sheet is enclosed giving a synopsis of our.\nefforts developing nutritional beverages from 1966 to the present.\nOn behalf of The Coca-Cola Company I wish to express appreciation for ,\nyour interest in SAMSON. If further information or samples are needed\nplease feel free to contact me.\n\nRespectfully yours,\nG. L. K. Hunter\n\nGLKH:nh\nce: Dr. D. S. Bhatia", "img_793.png": "\\\nATLANTA, GEORGIA\n, \u201cno ORAWER 1736,\nJuly 22 1974 ATLANTA, GA. 30301\n\u00b0 404-897-2121\n\nMr. Robert White Dt\nCenter for Science in the\n\nPublic Interest\n1779 Church Street, N.W.\nWashington, D. C. 20036\nDear Mr. White:\nYour letter of June 8, 1974, addressed to The Coca-Cola Company Foods\nDivision has been referred to me. Please accept my apologies for this\ntardy response as your letter has just been brought to my attention.\nEnclosed please find a free sample, as you requested, of our orange\nflavored nutritional beverage. powder, SAMSON. Most of the information\npertaining to the nutritional qualities of this product appears on the\nJabel, however, a short fact sheet is enclosed giving a synopsis of our.\nefforts developing nutritional beverages from 1966 to the present.\nOn behalf of The Coca-Cola Company I wish to express appreciation for ,\nyour interest in SAMSON. If further information or samples are needed\nplease feel free to contact me.\n\nRespectfully yours,\nG. L. K. Hunter\n\nGLKH:nh\nce: Dr. D. S. Bhatia", "img_794.png": "\\\nATLANTA, GEORGIA\n, \u201cno ORAWER 1736,\nJuly 22 1974 ATLANTA, GA. 30301\n\u00b0 404-897-2121\n\nMr. Robert White Dt\nCenter for Science in the\n\nPublic Interest\n1779 Church Street, N.W.\nWashington, D. C. 20036\nDear Mr. White:\nYour letter of June 8, 1974, addressed to The Coca-Cola Company Foods\nDivision has been referred to me. Please accept my apologies for this\ntardy response as your letter has just been brought to my attention.\nEnclosed please find a free sample, as you requested, of our orange\nflavored nutritional beverage. powder, SAMSON. Most of the information\npertaining to the nutritional qualities of this product appears on the\nJabel, however, a short fact sheet is enclosed giving a synopsis of our.\nefforts developing nutritional beverages from 1966 to the present.\nOn behalf of The Coca-Cola Company I wish to express appreciation for ,\nyour interest in SAMSON. If further information or samples are needed\nplease feel free to contact me.\n\nRespectfully yours,\nG. L. K. Hunter\n\nGLKH:nh\nce: Dr. D. S. Bhatia", "img_320.png": "1R4F REFERENCE RESULTS 7\nAVERAGE 1R4F RESPONSES PER $9 LOT\nSTRAIN TA100\nOO Too\n< 1,500 . ee ee - -- - -- 2 see ee ee\nS\n5 \\|\n<\nc :\nLu\nci 500 wo ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee\nAVERAGE RESULTS FOR S9 LOT 0329: 1159\nAVERAGE RESULTS FOR S9 LOT 0849: 1137\n\u00b0, 6 11 16 21 26 31 36\nNUMBER OF DAYS 1R4F TESTED", "img_321.png": "1R4F REFERENCE RESULTS 7\nAVERAGE 1R4F RESPONSES PER $9 LOT\nSTRAIN TA100\nOO Too\n< 1,500 . ee ee - -- - -- 2 see ee ee\nS\n5 \\|\n<\nc :\nLu\nci 500 wo ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee\nAVERAGE RESULTS FOR S9 LOT 0329: 1159\nAVERAGE RESULTS FOR S9 LOT 0849: 1137\n\u00b0, 6 11 16 21 26 31 36\nNUMBER OF DAYS 1R4F TESTED", "img_63531.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_63533.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_63534.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_63535.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_63536.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_63537.png": "ee\nSee een! :\na\n\u2018 - APPENDIX L1\nsf .\ne\nSUMMARY OF FUNDS AND POSETIONS\n: Research Budget Increments (fhousands)\nTotal Increment :\n: ee Yaes I Dele OVEPEIY ai 2 hase\nImmunology 1,600 2,000 1300 4,900 \u2019\nCellular Programming 1,400 2,300 3,200 7,000\nCelluiar Responsiveness 1,600 2,760 3,300 : 7,600 i\nan@ Physiological\nAdaptation\nAging in Women 1,400 2,400 do O0s 5,100\nNutrition and Environment 1,300 2,300 1,400 5,000\nSocial Studies OOO aa 400 esa 200) 7,409\n8,900 14,100 14,000 37,000 :\nThese research budget increments are on a FY 72 research funding base that\nwill probably approximate $8,993. Staff support is included in this figure.\n*This amount will be prorated over the three fiscal years.\nfraining Budget Increments (Thousands)\ni Total Increment\nz Pea /s TYG ei /a/o= Over BY /2onase\n1,000 1,000 2,000 4,000\nThese training budget increments are on a FY 72 training funding base that\nwill approximate $2,650. :\n: : \"Position Increments\nTotal Increment :\n; = Gn FY 74 \u00a9 FY 75-77* over FY 72 Base\n- , Immunology . aS 2 ENED 49 :\n* Cellular Programming 10 6 eS) BU\nCellular Responsiveness 16 16 10 % 42\nand Physiological Adapration\nAging in Women 12 Lat! ee) 38\nNutrition and Environment 8 8 a5 31\nSvcial Studies 16 13 20 49\nExtramural Stazivex Se eee ao. 25\n7 : 80 $0 105 DGS\n\u201cYhese amounts will be prerated over the three fiseal years. a\neSALI the positions above this line are for the Gerontology Research Center. The\nPentices on tite Tinie tere ostne tals Tease ent sat) eve: Co ee EPP ial were Like\n\u2018aits that deal with srants and contracts to administer the expanded program.\nSYo}U]cexown aii oH /ANVW AVAL AL [UISI(aVZo [ole18]aats)pltcm 6 lossy m=1 (8), leler)1n(e) 16 Oar", "img_58737.png": "File: Vanderbilt University\nMEDICAL REPORT CENTER - Vanderbilt University Medical Center\nSummer 1980, Vol 8, No. 4\nFour foreign institutions also received grants\nfrom the company.\nIn announcing the grants, which totaled more\nthan $1 million, Richard L. Gelb, chairman of\nBristol-Myers, said, \u2018\u2018The purpose of this new pro-\n; gram is to help improve knowledge of the role of\n; s nutrition not only in maintaining human health\nbut in restoring it.\n\n: \u201cThese grants reflect Bristol-Myer\u2019s commit-\nment to the nutritional sciences and their growing\nimportance in medical education and practice.\nAnd they represent one way we can support some\nof the promising work that is going on and perhaps\nstimulate new and productive approaches to the\n\n. cure and prevention of illness in people of all\nBrisiol-Myers ages,\u2019\u2019 Gelb added.\nLast fall, Greene was awarded a $1.5 million\nA Cl G f grant by the National Institutes of Health to\nWar Ss rant or establish a Nutrition Research Center at Vander-\nee bilt. The Bristol-Myers grant is the first major\nN utili on grant the center has received since it opened in\nseine RCs January. ce\nResearch |\n:\nThe Bristol-Myers Company recently awarded\nHarry Greene, M.D., professor of pediatrics and\nassociate professor of biochemistry, a $150,000\ngrant for nutrition research.\nThe grant will be used to explore ways to com- :\nbat the severe nutritional problems of premature 5 i\ninfants, caused by immature intestinal function\nand lack of nutritional stores at birth. The grant\nwill also help support ongoing studies of under-\nnutrition associated with four illnesses in chil-\ndren and adults: malignancy in the lung and leu-\nkemia; kidney disease requiring dialysis; diseases\nrequiring extensive abdominal surgery; and\nchronic liver disease.\nVanderbilt was one of five American institu-\ntions receiving the three-year, unrestricted grants. \u2018\nie\n2 UNAS emn B18 SSSA AAW HLS 18 ISHN L0 [oT TaAT SALTS A fs al", "img_53726.png": ", Saturday, June 24\n; 8:00 ~ 10:00 Continental Breakfast\n8:15 - 9:00 Breakfast Speaker: Rep. Rick Lazio (R-NY) (TBC)\n: Chairman of House Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity;\nMember of Committee on Banking and Financial Services and Commerce\nCommittee; Candidate for U.S. Senate from the State of New York\n: 9:15 \u2014 10:30 Case Studies in Healthcare\nThe Art of the State Task Force: Private/Public Partnerships\n. Merrill Matthews Jr., Ph.D., Policy Director, American Conservative Network\nStates and Prescription Drug Coverage\nChristopher Badgley, VP State Government Affairs, Pharma\nInsurance Cost, Regulation, Mandates and State Government\nLee Tooman, VP of Government Relations, Golden Rule Insurance\n10:45 - 12:00 Case Studies in Technology\nBrick & Click: The Free Market Answer to the Intemet Question .\nTodd Morgren, CFO, Coastaltools.com\nPrivacy and Technology: Putting Liberty First\nRon Nehring, Director of National Campaigns, Americans for Tax Reform\nTaxes v. Technology: The Laws of Unintended Consequences\nJerry Lynch, National Director, Sales & Use Tax Practice, Ernst & Young\n12:15 \u2014 1:45 Luncheon\nSpeaker: Jason Bertsch, Deputy Policy Director, Empower America\nEducation Meets Technology: New Hope for America\u2019s Children\n2:15 \u2014 5:00 \u201cTalk Back\u201d\nAn interactive forum designed to present and discuss problems and solutions\nto issues facing public policy activists. Moderated by ACN director Kerri\nHouston and policy director Dr. Merrill Matthews.\n5:00 \u2014 77 Experience New York City! /\nwn\nNw\nN\ni\n~l\nAmerican Conservative Network Regional Meeting a\nNew York City; June 23 \u2014 24, 2000 :", "img_53728.png": ", Saturday, June 24\n; 8:00 ~ 10:00 Continental Breakfast\n8:15 - 9:00 Breakfast Speaker: Rep. Rick Lazio (R-NY) (TBC)\n: Chairman of House Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity;\nMember of Committee on Banking and Financial Services and Commerce\nCommittee; Candidate for U.S. Senate from the State of New York\n: 9:15 \u2014 10:30 Case Studies in Healthcare\nThe Art of the State Task Force: Private/Public Partnerships\n. Merrill Matthews Jr., Ph.D., Policy Director, American Conservative Network\nStates and Prescription Drug Coverage\nChristopher Badgley, VP State Government Affairs, Pharma\nInsurance Cost, Regulation, Mandates and State Government\nLee Tooman, VP of Government Relations, Golden Rule Insurance\n10:45 - 12:00 Case Studies in Technology\nBrick & Click: The Free Market Answer to the Intemet Question .\nTodd Morgren, CFO, Coastaltools.com\nPrivacy and Technology: Putting Liberty First\nRon Nehring, Director of National Campaigns, Americans for Tax Reform\nTaxes v. Technology: The Laws of Unintended Consequences\nJerry Lynch, National Director, Sales & Use Tax Practice, Ernst & Young\n12:15 \u2014 1:45 Luncheon\nSpeaker: Jason Bertsch, Deputy Policy Director, Empower America\nEducation Meets Technology: New Hope for America\u2019s Children\n2:15 \u2014 5:00 \u201cTalk Back\u201d\nAn interactive forum designed to present and discuss problems and solutions\nto issues facing public policy activists. Moderated by ACN director Kerri\nHouston and policy director Dr. Merrill Matthews.\n5:00 \u2014 77 Experience New York City! /\nwn\nNw\nN\ni\n~l\nAmerican Conservative Network Regional Meeting a\nNew York City; June 23 \u2014 24, 2000 :", "img_53730.png": ", Saturday, June 24\n; 8:00 ~ 10:00 Continental Breakfast\n8:15 - 9:00 Breakfast Speaker: Rep. Rick Lazio (R-NY) (TBC)\n: Chairman of House Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity;\nMember of Committee on Banking and Financial Services and Commerce\nCommittee; Candidate for U.S. Senate from the State of New York\n: 9:15 \u2014 10:30 Case Studies in Healthcare\nThe Art of the State Task Force: Private/Public Partnerships\n. Merrill Matthews Jr., Ph.D., Policy Director, American Conservative Network\nStates and Prescription Drug Coverage\nChristopher Badgley, VP State Government Affairs, Pharma\nInsurance Cost, Regulation, Mandates and State Government\nLee Tooman, VP of Government Relations, Golden Rule Insurance\n10:45 - 12:00 Case Studies in Technology\nBrick & Click: The Free Market Answer to the Intemet Question .\nTodd Morgren, CFO, Coastaltools.com\nPrivacy and Technology: Putting Liberty First\nRon Nehring, Director of National Campaigns, Americans for Tax Reform\nTaxes v. Technology: The Laws of Unintended Consequences\nJerry Lynch, National Director, Sales & Use Tax Practice, Ernst & Young\n12:15 \u2014 1:45 Luncheon\nSpeaker: Jason Bertsch, Deputy Policy Director, Empower America\nEducation Meets Technology: New Hope for America\u2019s Children\n2:15 \u2014 5:00 \u201cTalk Back\u201d\nAn interactive forum designed to present and discuss problems and solutions\nto issues facing public policy activists. Moderated by ACN director Kerri\nHouston and policy director Dr. Merrill Matthews.\n5:00 \u2014 77 Experience New York City! /\nwn\nNw\nN\ni\n~l\nAmerican Conservative Network Regional Meeting a\nNew York City; June 23 \u2014 24, 2000 :", "img_650.png": "a = ; 4\nGMA\nStatement of the . :\n. Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc.\nbefore the\nSubcommittee on Health and the Environment ,\nCommittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce .\nUnited States House of Representatives\nWashington, D.C. ,\non\nH.R. 10358\nJuly 18, 1978\nGrocery Manufacturers of America, Inc., 1010 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, D.C. 20007 * 202/337-9400", "img_651.png": "a = ; 4\nGMA\nStatement of the . :\n. Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc.\nbefore the\nSubcommittee on Health and the Environment ,\nCommittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce .\nUnited States House of Representatives\nWashington, D.C. ,\non\nH.R. 10358\nJuly 18, 1978\nGrocery Manufacturers of America, Inc., 1010 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, D.C. 20007 * 202/337-9400", "img_58694.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58695.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58671.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58673.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58674.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58677.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58680.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58683.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_58687.png": "Sue Wail 52283 6694 YA Job Quote/Invoice POF 93-51954\nR. J. Reynolds Tabacco Co. + / Release #: 243\nVantage Qi SY Job #: 2565-16 J\n$020/ 4B Orders: 21,480 IX Invoice #: 62272 .\nApril 24, 1997 - Revision Itt Billing Period: 4/4197 MA ia\nBilling Period 03/29/97 - 04/04/97 A Palak\n| price quotation | currentinvoice | ___cumm.ToTaLs\nfRevon= WecktyAanty | tts rome] ts tos somo sr]\nReport Cusgervisory Pt sos asco sso s to season]\nevan -teweriony ManagemewRol-vp | soos ascents sao fs asco sas]\nRepent Setuprees Pt atom, goof ss tos\nspeciat Hancing Whiten Canespondence | Ste too sso] srs\n\nFunquatied-Mated to Consumers | eens seats tz sa)\nRea Source moraerromstorcey | ates meng nate] tte gasses sa\nKeniios Mai Crarges (05% Xeores) Pt too teat ss te\neoressbowery Sevcesmiagne | tw stots sta\nope Lato ota sora] zm taofs aes 5079)\npWarebouse TimaiPhysialimentoy Ps fs\npecatnaminsvawesewca | ssc asf ss sees ay\nFapetoaacrage Pt ttm tf sz\n\nfedomaton Sevces Suppot | ecto} ss ro 0\n\nfou orarcaueterscheccs | ate} ss st sat any\npindaysi. toners | west samo ts ssf tc sata\nPs 6 months\n*\u2014\u2014 Peotoxsonaionnena Pt tates asf os sts\npo bocAmueResevainfeo ft tm mop ss at sa\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 L_rormsurvonrsemnces fs casero seasons saat ssc\n\nPage 1", "img_407.png": "MAJOR STRATEGIC RESEARCH PROGRAMS\nPROGRAM DESCRIPTION TIMING\nSQW\nNicotine RSM Study An interdepartmental study which: Program complete 299+ for\nproduct optimization among\n1. Comprehensively defines the role of FFLT/FF smokers.\nnicotine in smoker acceptance\n| and physiological/pharmacological\n: measures of satisfaction.\n|\n. 2. Generates learning immediately\nactionable in product development\nefforts towards optimization of\nhigh/low T/N ratio products.\nETZS z26or,6", "img_408.png": "MAJOR STRATEGIC RESEARCH PROGRAMS\nPROGRAM DESCRIPTION TIMING\nSQW\nNicotine RSM Study An interdepartmental study which: Program complete 299+ for\nproduct optimization among\n1. Comprehensively defines the role of FFLT/FF smokers.\nnicotine in smoker acceptance\n| and physiological/pharmacological\n: measures of satisfaction.\n|\n. 2. Generates learning immediately\nactionable in product development\nefforts towards optimization of\nhigh/low T/N ratio products.\nETZS z26or,6", "img_409.png": "MAJOR STRATEGIC RESEARCH PROGRAMS\nPROGRAM DESCRIPTION TIMING\nSQW\nNicotine RSM Study An interdepartmental study which: Program complete 299+ for\nproduct optimization among\n1. Comprehensively defines the role of FFLT/FF smokers.\nnicotine in smoker acceptance\n| and physiological/pharmacological\n: measures of satisfaction.\n|\n. 2. Generates learning immediately\nactionable in product development\nefforts towards optimization of\nhigh/low T/N ratio products.\nETZS z26or,6", "img_410.png": "MAJOR STRATEGIC RESEARCH PROGRAMS\nPROGRAM DESCRIPTION TIMING\nSQW\nNicotine RSM Study An interdepartmental study which: Program complete 299+ for\nproduct optimization among\n1. Comprehensively defines the role of FFLT/FF smokers.\nnicotine in smoker acceptance\n| and physiological/pharmacological\n: measures of satisfaction.\n|\n. 2. Generates learning immediately\nactionable in product development\nefforts towards optimization of\nhigh/low T/N ratio products.\nETZS z26or,6", "img_50519.png": "NICOTINE RSM .\n1991 COMPLETION MILESTONES 1991 RESEARCH PROJECTS 1991-1995 CONTINUED RESEARCH\n+ Completion of all test methods for \u00a2 Begin testingamplementation~ + Determine optimal nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019,\n4est-methods-fer-dingnostic learning of \u2019biggest ticket\u2019 product/ draft among homogeneous smoker\nof smoker satisfaction Or (2 @) concept. groups (product and/or mindset).\n- Complete Wave Il HSB \u00a2 Begin ULT Nicotine Optimization + Implement improved products to\n- Axial points Program the marketplace with the first\n- Optimization of best nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019, draft implementation in \u00a3991> /972-\nlevel among specified mindsets of FFLT/FF \u00a2 Determine need for REST tobaccos for\nsmokers (\u00a3Q}- ( \u00a5 Q) nicotine modifications \u00a2 Design and conduct similar study\nwith focus on ULT improvement.\n+ Final results/recommendations (2@90}-\u2014 G4 9 1) .\nDRIVING SCIEN OLOGIES\nDEVELOPING\n-\u2014HMSM\u2014 , + SULT products + Extraction processes\n\u00a2 DFC . \u00a2 REST tobaccos/nicotine \u00a2 GLA tobaccos\n\u00a2 Plasma nicotine estimates extraction processes\n\u00b0 HSB\n+ New consumer groups defined by + AMS\npsychographic/lifestyle information\n,\nSTtz S Z6e TS", "img_50527.png": "NICOTINE RSM .\n1991 COMPLETION MILESTONES 1991 RESEARCH PROJECTS 1991-1995 CONTINUED RESEARCH\n+ Completion of all test methods for \u00a2 Begin testingamplementation~ + Determine optimal nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019,\n4est-methods-fer-dingnostic learning of \u2019biggest ticket\u2019 product/ draft among homogeneous smoker\nof smoker satisfaction Or (2 @) concept. groups (product and/or mindset).\n- Complete Wave Il HSB \u00a2 Begin ULT Nicotine Optimization + Implement improved products to\n- Axial points Program the marketplace with the first\n- Optimization of best nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019, draft implementation in \u00a3991> /972-\nlevel among specified mindsets of FFLT/FF \u00a2 Determine need for REST tobaccos for\nsmokers (\u00a3Q}- ( \u00a5 Q) nicotine modifications \u00a2 Design and conduct similar study\nwith focus on ULT improvement.\n+ Final results/recommendations (2@90}-\u2014 G4 9 1) .\nDRIVING SCIEN OLOGIES\nDEVELOPING\n-\u2014HMSM\u2014 , + SULT products + Extraction processes\n\u00a2 DFC . \u00a2 REST tobaccos/nicotine \u00a2 GLA tobaccos\n\u00a2 Plasma nicotine estimates extraction processes\n\u00b0 HSB\n+ New consumer groups defined by + AMS\npsychographic/lifestyle information\n,\nSTtz S Z6e TS", "img_50528.png": "NICOTINE RSM .\n1991 COMPLETION MILESTONES 1991 RESEARCH PROJECTS 1991-1995 CONTINUED RESEARCH\n+ Completion of all test methods for \u00a2 Begin testingamplementation~ + Determine optimal nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019,\n4est-methods-fer-dingnostic learning of \u2019biggest ticket\u2019 product/ draft among homogeneous smoker\nof smoker satisfaction Or (2 @) concept. groups (product and/or mindset).\n- Complete Wave Il HSB \u00a2 Begin ULT Nicotine Optimization + Implement improved products to\n- Axial points Program the marketplace with the first\n- Optimization of best nicotine, \u2019tar\u2019, draft implementation in \u00a3991> /972-\nlevel among specified mindsets of FFLT/FF \u00a2 Determine need for REST tobaccos for\nsmokers (\u00a3Q}- ( \u00a5 Q) nicotine modifications \u00a2 Design and conduct similar study\nwith focus on ULT improvement.\n+ Final results/recommendations (2@90}-\u2014 G4 9 1) .\nDRIVING SCIEN OLOGIES\nDEVELOPING\n-\u2014HMSM\u2014 , + SULT products + Extraction processes\n\u00a2 DFC . \u00a2 REST tobaccos/nicotine \u00a2 GLA tobaccos\n\u00a2 Plasma nicotine estimates extraction processes\n\u00b0 HSB\n+ New consumer groups defined by + AMS\npsychographic/lifestyle information\n,\nSTtz S Z6e TS", "img_58439.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ner\nIII. Medical Congress Activity\nIn its Year-in-Review annual analysis of trends affecting the pharmaceutical industry,\nhealth care consultant Scott-Levin highlights various industry trends. Using data from\nproprietary market research audits, strategic studies, and other sources, the report notes\nthat in 1998 $1.3 billion was spent on promotional meetings and events, with a 28%\nincrease over 1997.\nInteractive Case Management Workshop\nDesignWrite proposes a series of satellite symposia at medical congresses that are\nincluding in the 1999-2000 Meeting Timeline (Table 1), each for a defined target\naudience. All the targeted specialties have the potential to incorporate the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products into their care plans and to influence practitioners throughout the\ncountry to do so as well.\nEducational theory regarding how medical professionals learn has shown that physicians\nneed targeted, repeated messages in order to incorporate new ideas and, most importantly,\nto put them into practice, both institutionally and in private practice.\nOne of the best ways to reach medical professionals repeatedly is through continuing\nmedical education (CME) programs:\ne Through attendance\ne Through providing published versions of the course material\ne Through additional follow-up material where appropriate\nThe proposed symposia are designed to address important issues regarding management\nof the postmenopausal women in each professional medical organization. These symposia\nwill be unique in that they will consist of interactive case management workshops. An\ninteractive audience response system will be used to encourage participation, gather\ninformation, and build consensus among the health care professionals in attendance. This\nsystem has been shown to serve as an important learning aid and promotes retention of\ninformation and audience attention.\nTarget Congresses\nThe meetings and congresses identified in the timeline that could be targeted for 2000\ninclude, but are not limited to, the following meetings: .\nPrimary Care/Family Practice\nAAFP (American Academy of Family Physicians)\nSeptember 18-20, 2000 :\nDallas, TX\n10\nDWRITE 066043\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJO57 Page 10 of 33", "img_58441.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Fi amily of Products\ner\nIII. Medical Congress Activity\nIn its Year-in-Review annual analysis of trends affecting the pharmaceutical industry,\nhealth care consultant Scott-Levin highlights various industry trends. Using data from\nproprietary market research audits, strategic studies, and other sources, the report notes\nthat in 1998 $1.3 billion was spent on promotional meetings and events, with a 28%\nincrease over 1997.\nInteractive Case Management Workshop\nDesignWrite proposes a series of satellite symposia at medical congresses that are\nincluding in the 1999-2000 Meeting Timeline (Table 1), each for a defined target\naudience. All the targeted specialties have the potential to incorporate the PREMARIN\nFamily of Products into their care plans and to influence practitioners throughout the\ncountry to do so as well.\nEducational theory regarding how medical professionals learn has shown that physicians\nneed targeted, repeated messages in order to incorporate new ideas and, most importantly,\nto put them into practice, both institutionally and in private practice.\nOne of the best ways to reach medical professionals repeatedly is through continuing\nmedical education (CME) programs:\ne Through attendance\ne Through providing published versions of the course material\ne Through additional follow-up material where appropriate\nThe proposed symposia are designed to address important issues regarding management\nof the postmenopausal women in each professional medical organization. These symposia\nwill be unique in that they will consist of interactive case management workshops. An\ninteractive audience response system will be used to encourage participation, gather\ninformation, and build consensus among the health care professionals in attendance. This\nsystem has been shown to serve as an important learning aid and promotes retention of\ninformation and audience attention.\nTarget Congresses\nThe meetings and congresses identified in the timeline that could be targeted for 2000\ninclude, but are not limited to, the following meetings: .\nPrimary Care/Family Practice\nAAFP (American Academy of Family Physicians)\nSeptember 18-20, 2000 :\nDallas, TX\n10\nDWRITE 066043\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJO57 Page 10 of 33", "img_58482.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Family of Products\nPri-Med (Primary Medicine Today \u2014 West)\nApril 6-8, 2000\nLong Beach, CA\nAOA (American Osteopathic Association)\nOctober 29-November 2, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nAllied Health\nAANP (American Academy of Nurse Practitioners)\nJune 29-July 4, 2000\nWashington, DC\nAAPA (American Academy of Physician Assistants)\nMay 27-June 1, 2000 :\nChicago, IL\nSpecialists\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society)\nSeptember 7-9, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nFollow-up suggestions at all meetings include:\n1. Reprints related to the presented cases\n2. Invitation to other programs\n3. Representative follow-up visit\nMedical Congress Activity Budget\nMedical Congress Interactive Satellite Symposium (6 @ $200,000 each) $1,200,000\nli\nDWRITE 066044\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJOS7 Page 11 of 33", "img_58483.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Family of Products\nPri-Med (Primary Medicine Today \u2014 West)\nApril 6-8, 2000\nLong Beach, CA\nAOA (American Osteopathic Association)\nOctober 29-November 2, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nAllied Health\nAANP (American Academy of Nurse Practitioners)\nJune 29-July 4, 2000\nWashington, DC\nAAPA (American Academy of Physician Assistants)\nMay 27-June 1, 2000 :\nChicago, IL\nSpecialists\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society)\nSeptember 7-9, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nFollow-up suggestions at all meetings include:\n1. Reprints related to the presented cases\n2. Invitation to other programs\n3. Representative follow-up visit\nMedical Congress Activity Budget\nMedical Congress Interactive Satellite Symposium (6 @ $200,000 each) $1,200,000\nli\nDWRITE 066044\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJOS7 Page 11 of 33", "img_58485.png": "Medical and Scientific Communications Plan 2000: Premarin\u00ae Family of Products\nPri-Med (Primary Medicine Today \u2014 West)\nApril 6-8, 2000\nLong Beach, CA\nAOA (American Osteopathic Association)\nOctober 29-November 2, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nAllied Health\nAANP (American Academy of Nurse Practitioners)\nJune 29-July 4, 2000\nWashington, DC\nAAPA (American Academy of Physician Assistants)\nMay 27-June 1, 2000 :\nChicago, IL\nSpecialists\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society)\nSeptember 7-9, 2000\nOrlando, FL\nFollow-up suggestions at all meetings include:\n1. Reprints related to the presented cases\n2. Invitation to other programs\n3. Representative follow-up visit\nMedical Congress Activity Budget\nMedical Congress Interactive Satellite Symposium (6 @ $200,000 each) $1,200,000\nli\nDWRITE 066044\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJOS7 Page 11 of 33", "img_24437.png": "Be tenn oe Pe AOD\n3, EXPENGASLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List major itema.\nList miscellaneons items in groups up to amounts not exceeding $500.)\na, A err e B\nb Chemicals anc Supplies oo gS\nnena eer\nBB lesen ee be eannmnnnmnnnnnmennrererenenen tennentrnannennennnnaanenestanennannn nt ere eter gu 085\n\u00a7, OTHER EXPENSE ~\na. Travel te acientific meetings in excess of normal instiiutionsl polley vu.. eg ES0\nb. Reprints and publication charges of scientific articles arising from grant... gu 100 os BO\n5. TOTAL, exclusive of QVETRESE oc esicssencssasennecensscenenneneanenes cones senee eee mneneasaneanenrivetinedveneinenenrevencesenves Weed OG\n= 1565\n6, OVERHEAD, if applicable, 15% of item 5 Got more than 198) oon Bo\nP. TOTAL AMOUNT of proposed budget (item 5 plus item 6) oo nennemnnernmnmmnnmmmmn: Sot eOOO\nBe - \u00bb\nse Zp \u2014ia ene ~\ney Kf ES xs Whe Preece: S ESS\neben oF begat = Pe DY Se OAe\neye Fee epee Gus es\nohn J. Bipews cx se Willis Mo Tate\nApplicant President or Chancellor\n. . Southern Methadist Oniversity\nApolcsnt, Institution\nCopies: The Rabert A. Weich Foundation (123 Date February 2\u00a2 0, 19 68.\nApplicant {1} /\nPresident or Chancellor (1)\n64-1\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf:edu/does/hjfk0226", "img_24438.png": "Be tenn oe Pe AOD\n3, EXPENGASLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List major itema.\nList miscellaneons items in groups up to amounts not exceeding $500.)\na, A err e B\nb Chemicals anc Supplies oo gS\nnena eer\nBB lesen ee be eannmnnnmnnnnnmennrererenenen tennentrnannennennnnaanenestanennannn nt ere eter gu 085\n\u00a7, OTHER EXPENSE ~\na. Travel te acientific meetings in excess of normal instiiutionsl polley vu.. eg ES0\nb. Reprints and publication charges of scientific articles arising from grant... gu 100 os BO\n5. TOTAL, exclusive of QVETRESE oc esicssencssasennecensscenenneneanenes cones senee eee mneneasaneanenrivetinedveneinenenrevencesenves Weed OG\n= 1565\n6, OVERHEAD, if applicable, 15% of item 5 Got more than 198) oon Bo\nP. TOTAL AMOUNT of proposed budget (item 5 plus item 6) oo nennemnnernmnmmnnmmmmn: Sot eOOO\nBe - \u00bb\nse Zp \u2014ia ene ~\ney Kf ES xs Whe Preece: S ESS\neben oF begat = Pe DY Se OAe\neye Fee epee Gus es\nohn J. Bipews cx se Willis Mo Tate\nApplicant President or Chancellor\n. . Southern Methadist Oniversity\nApolcsnt, Institution\nCopies: The Rabert A. Weich Foundation (123 Date February 2\u00a2 0, 19 68.\nApplicant {1} /\nPresident or Chancellor (1)\n64-1\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf:edu/does/hjfk0226", "img_24440.png": "Be tenn oe Pe AOD\n3, EXPENGASLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List major itema.\nList miscellaneons items in groups up to amounts not exceeding $500.)\na, A err e B\nb Chemicals anc Supplies oo gS\nnena eer\nBB lesen ee be eannmnnnmnnnnnmennrererenenen tennentrnannennennnnaanenestanennannn nt ere eter gu 085\n\u00a7, OTHER EXPENSE ~\na. Travel te acientific meetings in excess of normal instiiutionsl polley vu.. eg ES0\nb. Reprints and publication charges of scientific articles arising from grant... gu 100 os BO\n5. TOTAL, exclusive of QVETRESE oc esicssencssasennecensscenenneneanenes cones senee eee mneneasaneanenrivetinedveneinenenrevencesenves Weed OG\n= 1565\n6, OVERHEAD, if applicable, 15% of item 5 Got more than 198) oon Bo\nP. 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Weich Foundation (123 Date February 2\u00a2 0, 19 68.\nApplicant {1} /\nPresident or Chancellor (1)\n64-1\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf:edu/does/hjfk0226", "img_62118.png": "@ \u00a9\nMAILGRAM SERVICE CENTER 7 te\nMIDDLETOWN, VA, 22645 a ead | ; > oF\n\n| 3 Ha ETT eee\n\ne \u00b0\n4=0434398006002 01/06/84 ICS IPMBNGZ CSP NASB\n1 6153224352 MGM TOBN NASHVILLE TN 01-06 O420P EST\n\ne \u00ae\n\ne \u00ae\n\nP \u2014- VANDERBILDT UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIO CHEMISTRY\nSCHL OF MED\n\ne NASHVILLE TN 37232 6\n\ne @\n\ne \u00b0\nTHIS 18 A CONFIRMATION COPY OF THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE?\n\ne TOBN NASHVILLE TN 01-06 o420P EST e\nINT DR, TAIJIRO, MATSUSHIMA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE\nDEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR ONCOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO\n\ne TOKYO (JAPAN) e\nPRINTING SCHEDULE {984 ANNUAL REVIEWERS NUTRITION REQUIRES\nMANUSCRIPTS IN EDITORIAL OFFICE JANUARY 15, IF YOUR CHAPTER DELAYED\n\ne WILL PUBLISH IN 1985 VOLUME, e\n\nWILLIAM J DARBY\ne\n\u2018 COL 1984 $5, 1985 \u00b0\n\ne 16320 EST 6\nMGMCOMP\n\ne e\n\ne. s\n\ne e\n\ne e\n\ne e\n\ne e\n\ne \u00ae\n\ngq\n\n8\n\na e\n\n3\n\n\u00ae TO REPLY BY MAILGRAM MESSAGE, SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR WESTERN UNION\u2019S TOLL - FREE PHONE NUMBERS @", "img_822.png": "= .\nRENAME Dae\nes a\nPepsi-Cola Product Information\nIngredients are given per fluid ounce of bottled or canned beverage\nMandarin Diet Mandarin Diet Cherry Diet Cherry\nComponent\u2019 Slice Diet Slice Orange Slice Orange Slice Apple Slice Apple Slice Cola Slice Cola Slice\nCalories 12.7 2.2 16.1 1.6 16.3 1.7 13.7 1.7\nWater, gms. 27.4 29.0 25.6 29.1 25.7 29.1 26.1 29.1\nCarbohydrates/Sugars,? gms. 3.3 0.5 4.2 0.35 4.0 0.4 3.6 0.4\nPhosphorus, mgs. 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 5.0 5.0\nCaffeine, mgs. \u00b0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.04 0.04\nPotassium, mgs. * 8.3 8.3 10.0 7.1 7.4 5.6 5.6 5.6\nSodium, mgs. 4 0.9 0.9 1.8 1.8 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4\nBenzoic Acid, mgs. 8.7 8.7 9.5 8.8 9.5 8.8 8.7 8.7\nAspartame, mgs. 0 11.38 0 15.59 0 14.17 0 14.04\n1. These Oe eee ans of iron, Only the finest ingredients are used in Slice is one of the most successful soft\n2. Regular soft drinks (other than Diet Slice, Diet the production of Pepsi-Cola Company drink brand introductions of the past\neee oe ee eee Slice, a ret beverages. All ingredients are safe and 20 years. With 10% fruit juice, Slice\nfructose corn syrup, but sucrose, medium invert approved for use by the Federal Food is more than just another carbonated\nsugar inighed product, hese sugars result in and Drug Administration (FDA). soft drink \u2014 its introduction created\nixte f fructose, . . .\n\u00a9 Cafe sna ase o Cry Cae Seo To guarantee our consumers consis-_ __& whole new category of soft drin\nDiet Cherry Cola Slice. There are trace amounts of tent quality, each ingredient must pass The Slice line now includes a four-\ncaffeine present due to the addition of natural cola a ae . . . ~ .\nflavors. For comparison, decaffeinated coffee contains Pepsi-Cola high standards, rigorous flavor portfolio which establishes Pepsi-\nGoa Slice contains 9306 lees catemne then the quality control tests, and strict bottling Cola\u2019s leadership position in this new\namount found in decaffeinated coffee. procedures. All ingredients are listed soft drink category: the original Lemon-\nhale the cor aia ro waten ot SiaoR used on the label in order of decreasing Lime Slice, Mandarin Orange Slice,\nat the bottling plant, which will vary according to amount. Cherry Cola Slice and Apple Slice. Diet\nlocal s f , most local we .\nSupplies contain less than 3.0 milligrams of sodium All Slice products contain a 10% blend versions of all Slice flavors are\nper fluid ounce, making soft drinks contribute an p we 0 sweetened with 100% NutraSweet\naverage of less than 1% of estimated daily sodium of one or more fruit juices plus natural ,\ntho average contibutian Wom ice es sing flavors to further enhance their taste. Slice is a natural for consumers who\nDate: October, 1986 These flavors include extracts of the are looking for the added value of real\nkola nut, vanilla beans and flavor oils fruit juice in their soft drinks.\nderived from natural sources such as\n. . oranges, lemons and limes.\nes PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577", "img_824.png": "= .\nRENAME Dae\nes a\nPepsi-Cola Product Information\nIngredients are given per fluid ounce of bottled or canned beverage\nMandarin Diet Mandarin Diet Cherry Diet Cherry\nComponent\u2019 Slice Diet Slice Orange Slice Orange Slice Apple Slice Apple Slice Cola Slice Cola Slice\nCalories 12.7 2.2 16.1 1.6 16.3 1.7 13.7 1.7\nWater, gms. 27.4 29.0 25.6 29.1 25.7 29.1 26.1 29.1\nCarbohydrates/Sugars,? gms. 3.3 0.5 4.2 0.35 4.0 0.4 3.6 0.4\nPhosphorus, mgs. 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 5.0 5.0\nCaffeine, mgs. \u00b0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.04 0.04\nPotassium, mgs. * 8.3 8.3 10.0 7.1 7.4 5.6 5.6 5.6\nSodium, mgs. 4 0.9 0.9 1.8 1.8 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4\nBenzoic Acid, mgs. 8.7 8.7 9.5 8.8 9.5 8.8 8.7 8.7\nAspartame, mgs. 0 11.38 0 15.59 0 14.17 0 14.04\n1. These Oe eee ans of iron, Only the finest ingredients are used in Slice is one of the most successful soft\n2. Regular soft drinks (other than Diet Slice, Diet the production of Pepsi-Cola Company drink brand introductions of the past\neee oe ee eee Slice, a ret beverages. All ingredients are safe and 20 years. With 10% fruit juice, Slice\nfructose corn syrup, but sucrose, medium invert approved for use by the Federal Food is more than just another carbonated\nsugar inighed product, hese sugars result in and Drug Administration (FDA). soft drink \u2014 its introduction created\nixte f fructose, . . .\n\u00a9 Cafe sna ase o Cry Cae Seo To guarantee our consumers consis-_ __& whole new category of soft drin\nDiet Cherry Cola Slice. There are trace amounts of tent quality, each ingredient must pass The Slice line now includes a four-\ncaffeine present due to the addition of natural cola a ae . . . ~ .\nflavors. For comparison, decaffeinated coffee contains Pepsi-Cola high standards, rigorous flavor portfolio which establishes Pepsi-\nGoa Slice contains 9306 lees catemne then the quality control tests, and strict bottling Cola\u2019s leadership position in this new\namount found in decaffeinated coffee. procedures. All ingredients are listed soft drink category: the original Lemon-\nhale the cor aia ro waten ot SiaoR used on the label in order of decreasing Lime Slice, Mandarin Orange Slice,\nat the bottling plant, which will vary according to amount. Cherry Cola Slice and Apple Slice. Diet\nlocal s f , most local we .\nSupplies contain less than 3.0 milligrams of sodium All Slice products contain a 10% blend versions of all Slice flavors are\nper fluid ounce, making soft drinks contribute an p we 0 sweetened with 100% NutraSweet\naverage of less than 1% of estimated daily sodium of one or more fruit juices plus natural ,\ntho average contibutian Wom ice es sing flavors to further enhance their taste. Slice is a natural for consumers who\nDate: October, 1986 These flavors include extracts of the are looking for the added value of real\nkola nut, vanilla beans and flavor oils fruit juice in their soft drinks.\nderived from natural sources such as\n. . oranges, lemons and limes.\nes PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577", "img_826.png": "= .\nRENAME Dae\nes a\nPepsi-Cola Product Information\nIngredients are given per fluid ounce of bottled or canned beverage\nMandarin Diet Mandarin Diet Cherry Diet Cherry\nComponent\u2019 Slice Diet Slice Orange Slice Orange Slice Apple Slice Apple Slice Cola Slice Cola Slice\nCalories 12.7 2.2 16.1 1.6 16.3 1.7 13.7 1.7\nWater, gms. 27.4 29.0 25.6 29.1 25.7 29.1 26.1 29.1\nCarbohydrates/Sugars,? gms. 3.3 0.5 4.2 0.35 4.0 0.4 3.6 0.4\nPhosphorus, mgs. 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 5.0 5.0\nCaffeine, mgs. \u00b0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.04 0.04\nPotassium, mgs. * 8.3 8.3 10.0 7.1 7.4 5.6 5.6 5.6\nSodium, mgs. 4 0.9 0.9 1.8 1.8 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4\nBenzoic Acid, mgs. 8.7 8.7 9.5 8.8 9.5 8.8 8.7 8.7\nAspartame, mgs. 0 11.38 0 15.59 0 14.17 0 14.04\n1. These Oe eee ans of iron, Only the finest ingredients are used in Slice is one of the most successful soft\n2. Regular soft drinks (other than Diet Slice, Diet the production of Pepsi-Cola Company drink brand introductions of the past\neee oe ee eee Slice, a ret beverages. All ingredients are safe and 20 years. With 10% fruit juice, Slice\nfructose corn syrup, but sucrose, medium invert approved for use by the Federal Food is more than just another carbonated\nsugar inighed product, hese sugars result in and Drug Administration (FDA). soft drink \u2014 its introduction created\nixte f fructose, . . .\n\u00a9 Cafe sna ase o Cry Cae Seo To guarantee our consumers consis-_ __& whole new category of soft drin\nDiet Cherry Cola Slice. There are trace amounts of tent quality, each ingredient must pass The Slice line now includes a four-\ncaffeine present due to the addition of natural cola a ae . . . ~ .\nflavors. For comparison, decaffeinated coffee contains Pepsi-Cola high standards, rigorous flavor portfolio which establishes Pepsi-\nGoa Slice contains 9306 lees catemne then the quality control tests, and strict bottling Cola\u2019s leadership position in this new\namount found in decaffeinated coffee. procedures. All ingredients are listed soft drink category: the original Lemon-\nhale the cor aia ro waten ot SiaoR used on the label in order of decreasing Lime Slice, Mandarin Orange Slice,\nat the bottling plant, which will vary according to amount. Cherry Cola Slice and Apple Slice. Diet\nlocal s f , most local we .\nSupplies contain less than 3.0 milligrams of sodium All Slice products contain a 10% blend versions of all Slice flavors are\nper fluid ounce, making soft drinks contribute an p we 0 sweetened with 100% NutraSweet\naverage of less than 1% of estimated daily sodium of one or more fruit juices plus natural ,\ntho average contibutian Wom ice es sing flavors to further enhance their taste. Slice is a natural for consumers who\nDate: October, 1986 These flavors include extracts of the are looking for the added value of real\nkola nut, vanilla beans and flavor oils fruit juice in their soft drinks.\nderived from natural sources such as\n. . oranges, lemons and limes.\nes PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577", "img_375.png": "Sidestream Smoke Chamber - An instrument has been received to monitor CO and CO, from:\n\nmainstream smoke:in conjunction with the normal chamber sidestream operation. It was\n\ndesigned to our specifications to measure CO,, and CO in the 0-10% range.\n\nThe multigas calibration/zero-air system has been installed. The system design provides:\n\nrequired levels of ozone, carbon monoxide, non-methane hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, nitric\n\noxide:and nitrogen dioxide to perform zero, span checks and multiport calibration of our\n\ncurrent Thermo Environmental instruments.\n\nNew. Expansion Processes - Stress relaxation and recovery tests were carried out with bright\n\nlamina to simulate expansion and collapse using the Dynastat instrument. The lamina were\n\nconditioned to 75% RH (16% OV) and then stretched by 50-100% using the \"zero span\u201d\n\ntechnique. The strain was then maintained constant and the time:dependence of the stress was\n\nmonitored. The stress relaxation rates were found'to be very rapid with the stress falling to\n\n33% of its initial value:within one second. The relaxation rate did not appear to be:a strong\n\nfunction of the initial strain.\n\nTower exit expanded tobacco was reordered to OV values ranging from 5 to 35%. Both the\n\nreordering rates.and the final OV values varied during the process. The resulting S'V values\n\nwere. found! to. decrease in an approximately sigmoidal fashion as the final OV increased. The\n\nsteepest portion of the curve appears to be around 60% RH (11.5 to 12% OV). The results:\n\nindicate the collapse is sensitive to both the reordering rate and! the:final OV value.\n\nFILTER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.\n\nConcentric Filters - MEGA look-a-like test (concentric) and control (CA mono) models were\n\nmade with MFUL filler.. The test delivered 8.8 mg of tar and the control'8.6. These models\n\nwere evaluated for subjective quality by Flavor Development. The-onliy comments from the\n\npanelists were that the control had slightly increased impact and was more peppery than the\n\ntest.\n\nSamples of FTR-produced Mega cigarettes with CA mono and the current concentric filter\n\nhave been received. The cigarettes are currently being analytically tested.\n\nWeb Filter Development - Sample webs were produced at the University of Maine: using: 75% wD\n\n1/8\" cut CA staple and 25% softwood fiber. Various refining levels were evaluated and CMC o\n\nand PVA binders were used to improve elongation. Sample bobbins are currently being: N\n\nevaluated :for filter making machinability and cigarettes will be produced! for analytical and =\n\nsubjective evaluation. x\n2.\no\n_\n\n-2-", "img_376.png": "Sidestream Smoke Chamber - An instrument has been received to monitor CO and CO, from:\n\nmainstream smoke:in conjunction with the normal chamber sidestream operation. It was\n\ndesigned to our specifications to measure CO,, and CO in the 0-10% range.\n\nThe multigas calibration/zero-air system has been installed. The system design provides:\n\nrequired levels of ozone, carbon monoxide, non-methane hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, nitric\n\noxide:and nitrogen dioxide to perform zero, span checks and multiport calibration of our\n\ncurrent Thermo Environmental instruments.\n\nNew. Expansion Processes - Stress relaxation and recovery tests were carried out with bright\n\nlamina to simulate expansion and collapse using the Dynastat instrument. The lamina were\n\nconditioned to 75% RH (16% OV) and then stretched by 50-100% using the \"zero span\u201d\n\ntechnique. The strain was then maintained constant and the time:dependence of the stress was\n\nmonitored. The stress relaxation rates were found'to be very rapid with the stress falling to\n\n33% of its initial value:within one second. The relaxation rate did not appear to be:a strong\n\nfunction of the initial strain.\n\nTower exit expanded tobacco was reordered to OV values ranging from 5 to 35%. Both the\n\nreordering rates.and the final OV values varied during the process. The resulting S'V values\n\nwere. found! to. decrease in an approximately sigmoidal fashion as the final OV increased. The\n\nsteepest portion of the curve appears to be around 60% RH (11.5 to 12% OV). The results:\n\nindicate the collapse is sensitive to both the reordering rate and! the:final OV value.\n\nFILTER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.\n\nConcentric Filters - MEGA look-a-like test (concentric) and control (CA mono) models were\n\nmade with MFUL filler.. The test delivered 8.8 mg of tar and the control'8.6. These models\n\nwere evaluated for subjective quality by Flavor Development. The-onliy comments from the\n\npanelists were that the control had slightly increased impact and was more peppery than the\n\ntest.\n\nSamples of FTR-produced Mega cigarettes with CA mono and the current concentric filter\n\nhave been received. The cigarettes are currently being analytically tested.\n\nWeb Filter Development - Sample webs were produced at the University of Maine: using: 75% wD\n\n1/8\" cut CA staple and 25% softwood fiber. Various refining levels were evaluated and CMC o\n\nand PVA binders were used to improve elongation. Sample bobbins are currently being: N\n\nevaluated :for filter making machinability and cigarettes will be produced! for analytical and =\n\nsubjective evaluation. x\n2.\no\n_\n\n-2-", "img_377.png": "Sidestream Smoke Chamber - An instrument has been received to monitor CO and CO, from:\n\nmainstream smoke:in conjunction with the normal chamber sidestream operation. It was\n\ndesigned to our specifications to measure CO,, and CO in the 0-10% range.\n\nThe multigas calibration/zero-air system has been installed. The system design provides:\n\nrequired levels of ozone, carbon monoxide, non-methane hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, nitric\n\noxide:and nitrogen dioxide to perform zero, span checks and multiport calibration of our\n\ncurrent Thermo Environmental instruments.\n\nNew. Expansion Processes - Stress relaxation and recovery tests were carried out with bright\n\nlamina to simulate expansion and collapse using the Dynastat instrument. The lamina were\n\nconditioned to 75% RH (16% OV) and then stretched by 50-100% using the \"zero span\u201d\n\ntechnique. The strain was then maintained constant and the time:dependence of the stress was\n\nmonitored. The stress relaxation rates were found'to be very rapid with the stress falling to\n\n33% of its initial value:within one second. The relaxation rate did not appear to be:a strong\n\nfunction of the initial strain.\n\nTower exit expanded tobacco was reordered to OV values ranging from 5 to 35%. Both the\n\nreordering rates.and the final OV values varied during the process. The resulting S'V values\n\nwere. found! to. decrease in an approximately sigmoidal fashion as the final OV increased. The\n\nsteepest portion of the curve appears to be around 60% RH (11.5 to 12% OV). The results:\n\nindicate the collapse is sensitive to both the reordering rate and! the:final OV value.\n\nFILTER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.\n\nConcentric Filters - MEGA look-a-like test (concentric) and control (CA mono) models were\n\nmade with MFUL filler.. The test delivered 8.8 mg of tar and the control'8.6. These models\n\nwere evaluated for subjective quality by Flavor Development. The-onliy comments from the\n\npanelists were that the control had slightly increased impact and was more peppery than the\n\ntest.\n\nSamples of FTR-produced Mega cigarettes with CA mono and the current concentric filter\n\nhave been received. The cigarettes are currently being analytically tested.\n\nWeb Filter Development - Sample webs were produced at the University of Maine: using: 75% wD\n\n1/8\" cut CA staple and 25% softwood fiber. Various refining levels were evaluated and CMC o\n\nand PVA binders were used to improve elongation. Sample bobbins are currently being: N\n\nevaluated :for filter making machinability and cigarettes will be produced! for analytical and =\n\nsubjective evaluation. x\n2.\no\n_\n\n-2-", "img_43734.png": "WAAC\nCause of revision\n\u2018Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n_Aseptic loosening of the stem\nAseptic loosening of the cup\n\u00ab__..Periprosthetic bone fracture | 42/8.888. O05 IG\nSeptic loosening\n\u201cGlobal aseptic loosening | 24/8.888. 0.3 6\nBreakage of stem\nPrimary instability\n\u201cPain without loosening | 7/8.888 Od\nPoly wear  Z(8.888 OTB\nHeterotopic bone (Af -8 88 0,08\nBreakage of cup ew (8.888 0,08\nBreakage of head (Af -8 88 0,08\nOther ew B(8:888_ 0,08 OB\nUnknown\nCause of revision\n__..Aseptic loosening of the stem | 23/4.962 0.5 9.0\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n__.Aseptic loosening of the cup\n___.Petiprosihetic bone fracture\n\u201cemmntimary instability\n{ Septic loosening i 11/4.962 ' 0,2 9,1 :\n\u201cen PGIN Without loosening\n: Breakage of prosthesis ' 3/4.962 10,1 2.5 :\n\u201cmn GlObal aseptic loosening\n: Heterotopic bone ' 2/4.962 {0,04 17 :\n: Other ; 4/4.962 \u00a9 01 3,3 i\nCause of revision\ni Aseptic loosening of the cup 71/4.637 \u00a315 26,0 i\n__...ASSeptic loosening of the stem\n{ Septic loosening i 28/4.637 ' 0,6 10,3 i\n\u201cmmm GIO aseptic loosening\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation | 23/4.637_ | 0,5 84 i\n\u201cnmmnBleakage Of prosthesis\ni___Periprosthetic bone fracture 16/4.637 ff 0.3 59 i\n\u201cnb alin without loosening\n' Primary instability i 4/4.637 \u00a9 01 1,5 i\n\u201cmnt eterotopic bone\n: Other ; 7/4.637 \u00a9 0,2 2,6 i\ni Total 273/4.637 \u00ab5,9 100,0\n57\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_43735.png": "WAAC\nCause of revision\n\u2018Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n_Aseptic loosening of the stem\nAseptic loosening of the cup\n\u00ab__..Periprosthetic bone fracture | 42/8.888. O05 IG\nSeptic loosening\n\u201cGlobal aseptic loosening | 24/8.888. 0.3 6\nBreakage of stem\nPrimary instability\n\u201cPain without loosening | 7/8.888 Od\nPoly wear  Z(8.888 OTB\nHeterotopic bone (Af -8 88 0,08\nBreakage of cup ew (8.888 0,08\nBreakage of head (Af -8 88 0,08\nOther ew B(8:888_ 0,08 OB\nUnknown\nCause of revision\n__..Aseptic loosening of the stem | 23/4.962 0.5 9.0\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n__.Aseptic loosening of the cup\n___.Petiprosihetic bone fracture\n\u201cemmntimary instability\n{ Septic loosening i 11/4.962 ' 0,2 9,1 :\n\u201cen PGIN Without loosening\n: Breakage of prosthesis ' 3/4.962 10,1 2.5 :\n\u201cmn GlObal aseptic loosening\n: Heterotopic bone ' 2/4.962 {0,04 17 :\n: Other ; 4/4.962 \u00a9 01 3,3 i\nCause of revision\ni Aseptic loosening of the cup 71/4.637 \u00a315 26,0 i\n__...ASSeptic loosening of the stem\n{ Septic loosening i 28/4.637 ' 0,6 10,3 i\n\u201cmmm GIO aseptic loosening\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation | 23/4.637_ | 0,5 84 i\n\u201cnmmnBleakage Of prosthesis\ni___Periprosthetic bone fracture 16/4.637 ff 0.3 59 i\n\u201cnb alin without loosening\n' Primary instability i 4/4.637 \u00a9 01 1,5 i\n\u201cmnt eterotopic bone\n: Other ; 7/4.637 \u00a9 0,2 2,6 i\ni Total 273/4.637 \u00ab5,9 100,0\n57\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_43736.png": "WAAC\nCause of revision\n\u2018Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n_Aseptic loosening of the stem\nAseptic loosening of the cup\n\u00ab__..Periprosthetic bone fracture | 42/8.888. O05 IG\nSeptic loosening\n\u201cGlobal aseptic loosening | 24/8.888. 0.3 6\nBreakage of stem\nPrimary instability\n\u201cPain without loosening | 7/8.888 Od\nPoly wear  Z(8.888 OTB\nHeterotopic bone (Af -8 88 0,08\nBreakage of cup ew (8.888 0,08\nBreakage of head (Af -8 88 0,08\nOther ew B(8:888_ 0,08 OB\nUnknown\nCause of revision\n__..Aseptic loosening of the stem | 23/4.962 0.5 9.0\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n__.Aseptic loosening of the cup\n___.Petiprosihetic bone fracture\n\u201cemmntimary instability\n{ Septic loosening i 11/4.962 ' 0,2 9,1 :\n\u201cen PGIN Without loosening\n: Breakage of prosthesis ' 3/4.962 10,1 2.5 :\n\u201cmn GlObal aseptic loosening\n: Heterotopic bone ' 2/4.962 {0,04 17 :\n: Other ; 4/4.962 \u00a9 01 3,3 i\nCause of revision\ni Aseptic loosening of the cup 71/4.637 \u00a315 26,0 i\n__...ASSeptic loosening of the stem\n{ Septic loosening i 28/4.637 ' 0,6 10,3 i\n\u201cmmm GIO aseptic loosening\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation | 23/4.637_ | 0,5 84 i\n\u201cnmmnBleakage Of prosthesis\ni___Periprosthetic bone fracture 16/4.637 ff 0.3 59 i\n\u201cnb alin without loosening\n' Primary instability i 4/4.637 \u00a9 01 1,5 i\n\u201cmnt eterotopic bone\n: Other ; 7/4.637 \u00a9 0,2 2,6 i\ni Total 273/4.637 \u00ab5,9 100,0\n57\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_43738.png": "WAAC\nCause of revision\n\u2018Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n_Aseptic loosening of the stem\nAseptic loosening of the cup\n\u00ab__..Periprosthetic bone fracture | 42/8.888. O05 IG\nSeptic loosening\n\u201cGlobal aseptic loosening | 24/8.888. 0.3 6\nBreakage of stem\nPrimary instability\n\u201cPain without loosening | 7/8.888 Od\nPoly wear  Z(8.888 OTB\nHeterotopic bone (Af -8 88 0,08\nBreakage of cup ew (8.888 0,08\nBreakage of head (Af -8 88 0,08\nOther ew B(8:888_ 0,08 OB\nUnknown\nCause of revision\n__..Aseptic loosening of the stem | 23/4.962 0.5 9.0\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n__.Aseptic loosening of the cup\n___.Petiprosihetic bone fracture\n\u201cemmntimary instability\n{ Septic loosening i 11/4.962 ' 0,2 9,1 :\n\u201cen PGIN Without loosening\n: Breakage of prosthesis ' 3/4.962 10,1 2.5 :\n\u201cmn GlObal aseptic loosening\n: Heterotopic bone ' 2/4.962 {0,04 17 :\n: Other ; 4/4.962 \u00a9 01 3,3 i\nCause of revision\ni Aseptic loosening of the cup 71/4.637 \u00a315 26,0 i\n__...ASSeptic loosening of the stem\n{ Septic loosening i 28/4.637 ' 0,6 10,3 i\n\u201cmmm GIO aseptic loosening\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation | 23/4.637_ | 0,5 84 i\n\u201cnmmnBleakage Of prosthesis\ni___Periprosthetic bone fracture 16/4.637 ff 0.3 59 i\n\u201cnb alin without loosening\n' Primary instability i 4/4.637 \u00a9 01 1,5 i\n\u201cmnt eterotopic bone\n: Other ; 7/4.637 \u00a9 0,2 2,6 i\ni Total 273/4.637 \u00ab5,9 100,0\n57\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_43739.png": "WAAC\nCause of revision\n\u2018Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n_Aseptic loosening of the stem\nAseptic loosening of the cup\n\u00ab__..Periprosthetic bone fracture | 42/8.888. O05 IG\nSeptic loosening\n\u201cGlobal aseptic loosening | 24/8.888. 0.3 6\nBreakage of stem\nPrimary instability\n\u201cPain without loosening | 7/8.888 Od\nPoly wear  Z(8.888 OTB\nHeterotopic bone (Af -8 88 0,08\nBreakage of cup ew (8.888 0,08\nBreakage of head (Af -8 88 0,08\nOther ew B(8:888_ 0,08 OB\nUnknown\nCause of revision\n__..Aseptic loosening of the stem | 23/4.962 0.5 9.0\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation\n__.Aseptic loosening of the cup\n___.Petiprosihetic bone fracture\n\u201cemmntimary instability\n{ Septic loosening i 11/4.962 ' 0,2 9,1 :\n\u201cen PGIN Without loosening\n: Breakage of prosthesis ' 3/4.962 10,1 2.5 :\n\u201cmn GlObal aseptic loosening\n: Heterotopic bone ' 2/4.962 {0,04 17 :\n: Other ; 4/4.962 \u00a9 01 3,3 i\nCause of revision\ni Aseptic loosening of the cup 71/4.637 \u00a315 26,0 i\n__...ASSeptic loosening of the stem\n{ Septic loosening i 28/4.637 ' 0,6 10,3 i\n\u201cmmm GIO aseptic loosening\n{Recurrent prosthesis dislocation | 23/4.637_ | 0,5 84 i\n\u201cnmmnBleakage Of prosthesis\ni___Periprosthetic bone fracture 16/4.637 ff 0.3 59 i\n\u201cnb alin without loosening\n' Primary instability i 4/4.637 \u00a9 01 1,5 i\n\u201cmnt eterotopic bone\n: Other ; 7/4.637 \u00a9 0,2 2,6 i\ni Total 273/4.637 \u00ab5,9 100,0\n57\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44784.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44786.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44788.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44792.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44793.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44797.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44800.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44808.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44811.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_44815.png": "12.2 Gender\nNumber of knee operations carried out on patients with admission date between Ist July\n2000 and 31st December 2013, according to type of operation and gender of patients\neee\nARRAS SESE SSE AES\n\u00a9 Bi/tricompartmental | 16.373 | 280 | 42.145 | 720 | 58.518 |\n\u00a9 Unicompartmental | 2.519 | 327 5.189 7.708 |\n\u2018 Revision 1.159 | 260 | 3.295 4.454 |\n\\_ Prosthesisremoval | 368 | 373 | 618 9863\n: Total | 20.560 | 285 | 51.679 | 71,5 | 72.239 |\n12.3 Side of surgery\nThere is a prevalence of operations performed on the right side (55,0%) in comparison with\nthe left side (45,0%). The percentage was calculated on patients affected by primary\narthritis, on first side operated.\nOACOREQACCACREERACCEEE\nBrn EGE nn he nnn nnn Daun\nMn beh lint Seb 3D cs\nDifference is statistically significant (Chi - squared p<0.001).\n12.4 Bilateral arthroplasty\nIn the period of registry observation (14 years), 10.069 patients underwent bilateral\noperations.\n8.597 (85,4%) chose to undergo the second operation at the same hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\n469 (4,7%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where the\nfirst one was performed to follow the surgeon.\n1.003 (10,0%) chose to undergo the second operation at a different hospital from where\nthe first one was performed.\nIn bilateral operations, it was observed that the first knee to be treated was the right one\nin 54,1% of cases.\n12.5 Diseases treated with unicompartmental knee prosthesis\nNumber of primary unicompartmental knee prosthesis operations carried out on patients\nwith admission date between Ist July 2000 and 31st December 2013, according to\ndiagnosis\nSOE\n' Primary arthritis i 6.606 85,9 i\n\u2018 Necrosis of the condyle 398 52 i\n; Deformity i 419 54 :\n' Post-traumatic necrosis i 64 08 :\n\u2018nnnnlGigpathic necrosis 8 Od\n72\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hjxn0226", "img_21121.png": "_\n| lo \u2014\n\u201c ae Due upon completion of proj\ney aN\n\u201cA FINAL STATEMENT\nNN Te ON) el oN NI eo IN a LP tee\npSLY } RAEN ETD AER ENE SPREE EA, ERC mrmamenmerS 212. 67-4830\nIne HUA COUROUiSH Tike Dr. Roy M. Pitkin \"Effects of Maternal Parenteral\n409 Fir TH AVENUE University of Iowa Nutrition on the Primate Fetus.\"\nhoy FOr me io + FROM THROUGH GRANT NUMBER\n\u2014 FISCAL DATA FOR\nCURRENT BUDGET PERIOD Jan. 1, 1975 | June 30, 1975 Research 478\n(USUALLY 6 MONTHS) .\nAwarded:\nACTUAL ESTIMATED\nEXPENDITURES ADDITIONAL TOTAL ESTIMATED ESTIMATED\nCURRENT THRU EXPENDITURES AND) EXPENDITURES UNOBLIGATED\nA. BUDGET CATEGORIES BUDGET 5/31/75 OBLIGATIONS FORIAND OBLIGATIONS BALANCE\n(As approved by one peed as (suntan Col. 4\naceite init pen |edacerremon . 3) rom Col. 3\na) (3) (4) (5)\n: e 1 lari\neae 2,800.00 | 2,401.36 399.02 | 2,440.38 359.62\noe 6,000.00 | 5,084.03 1,500.00 | 6,584.03 584.03-\nsaeRaLSR lee a\nTRAVEL\nin ae a i oC\na 9,210.00 | 7,125.39 1,899.02 | 9,024.41 185.59\nUse space below to:\n8. List all items of equipment purchased or expected to be purchased during this budget period which have a unit cost of $1000 or more.\nC. Explain any significant balance or deficit shown in any category of Column 5.\n: D. List ali other research support for Principal Investigator by source, project title, and annual amount.", "img_21126.png": "_\n| lo \u2014\n\u201c ae Due upon completion of proj\ney aN\n\u201cA FINAL STATEMENT\nNN Te ON) el oN NI eo IN a LP tee\npSLY } RAEN ETD AER ENE SPREE EA, ERC mrmamenmerS 212. 67-4830\nIne HUA COUROUiSH Tike Dr. Roy M. Pitkin \"Effects of Maternal Parenteral\n409 Fir TH AVENUE University of Iowa Nutrition on the Primate Fetus.\"\nhoy FOr me io + FROM THROUGH GRANT NUMBER\n\u2014 FISCAL DATA FOR\nCURRENT BUDGET PERIOD Jan. 1, 1975 | June 30, 1975 Research 478\n(USUALLY 6 MONTHS) .\nAwarded:\nACTUAL ESTIMATED\nEXPENDITURES ADDITIONAL TOTAL ESTIMATED ESTIMATED\nCURRENT THRU EXPENDITURES AND) EXPENDITURES UNOBLIGATED\nA. BUDGET CATEGORIES BUDGET 5/31/75 OBLIGATIONS FORIAND OBLIGATIONS BALANCE\n(As approved by one peed as (suntan Col. 4\naceite init pen |edacerremon . 3) rom Col. 3\na) (3) (4) (5)\n: e 1 lari\neae 2,800.00 | 2,401.36 399.02 | 2,440.38 359.62\noe 6,000.00 | 5,084.03 1,500.00 | 6,584.03 584.03-\nsaeRaLSR lee a\nTRAVEL\nin ae a i oC\na 9,210.00 | 7,125.39 1,899.02 | 9,024.41 185.59\nUse space below to:\n8. List all items of equipment purchased or expected to be purchased during this budget period which have a unit cost of $1000 or more.\nC. Explain any significant balance or deficit shown in any category of Column 5.\n: D. List ali other research support for Principal Investigator by source, project title, and annual amount.", "img_21132.png": "_\n| lo \u2014\n\u201c ae Due upon completion of proj\ney aN\n\u201cA FINAL STATEMENT\nNN Te ON) el oN NI eo IN a LP tee\npSLY } RAEN ETD AER ENE SPREE EA, ERC mrmamenmerS 212. 67-4830\nIne HUA COUROUiSH Tike Dr. Roy M. Pitkin \"Effects of Maternal Parenteral\n409 Fir TH AVENUE University of Iowa Nutrition on the Primate Fetus.\"\nhoy FOr me io + FROM THROUGH GRANT NUMBER\n\u2014 FISCAL DATA FOR\nCURRENT BUDGET PERIOD Jan. 1, 1975 | June 30, 1975 Research 478\n(USUALLY 6 MONTHS) .\nAwarded:\nACTUAL ESTIMATED\nEXPENDITURES ADDITIONAL TOTAL ESTIMATED ESTIMATED\nCURRENT THRU EXPENDITURES AND) EXPENDITURES UNOBLIGATED\nA. BUDGET CATEGORIES BUDGET 5/31/75 OBLIGATIONS FORIAND OBLIGATIONS BALANCE\n(As approved by one peed as (suntan Col. 4\naceite init pen |edacerremon . 3) rom Col. 3\na) (3) (4) (5)\n: e 1 lari\neae 2,800.00 | 2,401.36 399.02 | 2,440.38 359.62\noe 6,000.00 | 5,084.03 1,500.00 | 6,584.03 584.03-\nsaeRaLSR lee a\nTRAVEL\nin ae a i oC\na 9,210.00 | 7,125.39 1,899.02 | 9,024.41 185.59\nUse space below to:\n8. List all items of equipment purchased or expected to be purchased during this budget period which have a unit cost of $1000 or more.\nC. Explain any significant balance or deficit shown in any category of Column 5.\n: D. List ali other research support for Principal Investigator by source, project title, and annual amount.", "img_58591.png": "- nn\nMr. L. L. Bass, ITI\n: Page -2-\nApril 18, 1988\nBOSCH continued\nMiscellaneous-\ne Results of test started, 4-6-88, to determine the amount of\n. damaged fuels going to the insertion station reveals 0.75%\nbad.\ne Tests are being designed to determine exactly where the\nfuel sources are being damaged on the Bosch machines.\nPROTOS\nQuality- :\n@e Protos rods continue to maintain consistent quality.\nEfficiency-\ne Ran 13.9% below planned efficiency for this reporting\nperiod due to making adjustments on the Protos to run the\ntobacco with a different filling capacity.\nMiscellaneous- '\n@ On 4-13-88, received 58 cans of cut filler with filling\ncapacity at 1030 instead of the 953 that was being run.\nThis was done to help with the problem with soft spots on\nthe rod at the FA. The tobacco ran good with everything in\nspecification at the Protos.\nPOLY FILTER\nQuality- .\n@ Quality continues to be good. /\nEfficiency- . ,\ne Efficiency on the Poly for this reporting period increased\nto approximately 3% above planned (40%).. /\nmn\nKr\n&\nPY\nnN\nnN\nwW\n+ ul\n: an", "img_58380.png": "I\nPEEP eee TEE\n\u00b0 G/26-\u20ac80S2 XL NOSGYVHOIY :\na e90re8 XOE Od :\n=== SAOAYSS YSHOWS TVNOLLYN\n\u2014\u2014ann 8PM 1dad NLLY\nee\nes\nee\nXLNOSGUVHON = 6SEONLIAHAd TVA SSV1O-LSud\nSAIVLS G3LINN\nMaat VIA Aldau SSSNISNa\nAMVSSSO8N | | | |\n39v1SOd ON\nIt\u2019s the Jaw.\nSelling or distributing cigarettes to minors is a violation of law. 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Uae Tt\na ff : es ~ Oe\nLy wee SIGNATURG B. ft\n| Spying some forms of official Mentifkations-ee@abted Income states, -\ntr you lif in one of these states, pleasa chpy one cf the other forms of cffical identification. co\na Oo", "img_32870.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32871.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32872.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32873.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32874.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32875.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_32876.png": "Beat) Ge SECTION Bo pd\nBees STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MILK PROTEIN Dg\nBers ae '. ~ DILUTION IN CHILDREN AT M.1.T. a\n: : : ' Studies on the effect of dilution of skim milk protein were te\neee) commenced on fourteen mentally retarded children. Of these fourteen ;\n_*. children, seven were found to be unsatisfactory for study and returned,\n: e \u2018 within two weeks of admission to the M.I. T. Clinical Center, to their\n_ Fespective State schools, 5 Seat : eo: :\n; Details of experimental design, diet, and analytical procedures\noe were previously described in the 1967 Annual Progress Report and are. a\n: - further described in Section 3 of this report. Py '\n: Details are given in Table 2 for the seven children who were\n\u00e9 + ;\n_.. \u2018studied during the entire experimental period, \u00a9 : : :\nas og paae . ace\ncae : 2 ipa ae eae i ;\nAge and weight of children and experimental design used for _ ;\n=a : t studies of milk protein dilution! cee ad\nSubject Age Initial Wt. Final Wt. Days on Days on\n- (yrs.) __(Ib.) et eee: eS Diapien |\nPK 9 61.5 SS Se 18 fe aa.\n3 : W.M.. 6 aac: 36.0 26 BF, 4\n: c.R. 5 \u201c38 35.0 25 aye te \u2018\n: PROG, Go pa eee . 36.0 33 Sere)\ncee Bre Ts 5 41.0), (48 2829 40 |\nNe ea po? Sa hes ae 35.0 37.0 aoe : Peo i\nDer ake We 5 22.0 23.5 40 a0\nSie 1, Dilution at 20% level. : .\n- en . - 2 = a\n: -F\nSyelivesy BISSAU AIA CIUISTUN Col LOU ua STaICSMU TOSI Mee UN 6 OTe Talle1s (OPPNd", "img_23830.png": "+ \u201d\nThe British Nutrition Foundation\n16 Belgrave Square, With the Compliments of\nLondon SW1X 8PS\nTel: 01-235 4904", "img_61601.png": "ORGANIZATION\nOF THE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPhilip Handler, Chairman\nASSEMBLY OF LIFE SCIENCES \u2018\nJames D. Ebert, Chairman\nThomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Executive Director\nDIVISION OF DIVISION OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEDICAL SCIENCES 1\nDonald Kennedy, Chairman Paul A. Marks, Chairman\nR. B. Stevens A. P. Simopoulos\nExecutive Secretary Executive Secretary\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD*\nH. N. Munro, Chairman\nGilbert A. Leveille, Vice-Chairman\nPaul E. Johnson, Executive Secretary\nCommittees Chairmen\nClinical Nutrition Theodore B. Van Itallie\nDietary Allowances H.N. Munro\nFinance D. B. Coursin\nFood Protection Robert A. Neal\nSubcommittees page\nFood Science and Technology Samuel A. Goldblith\nGRAS List Survey\u2014Phase III L. J. Filer, Jr.\nInternational Nutrition Programs Nevin S. Scrimshaw\nSubcommittees page\nNutrition, Brain Development\nand Behavior David B. Coursin\nNutrition and Dental Health Juan M. Navia\nNutrition of the Mother and\nthe Preschool Child Roy M, Pitkin\nNutritional Misinformation LaVell M. Henderson\nSodium-Restricted Diets George M. Owen\n(Acting Chairman)\n*The Food and Nutrition Board is an activity of the Division of\nBiological Sciences.\nExecutive Secretary: Paul E. Johnson (202) 389-6366 4\nStaff Officers: Robert B. Bennett (202) 389-6757\nMyrtle L. Brown (202) 389-6367\nDurward F.Dodgen (202) 389-6537\nSecretaries: Kathleen K. Brock (202) 389-6362\nIlse M. Eordogh (202) 389-6367 ,\nEvelyn Young (202) 389-6537\n2", "img_61603.png": "ORGANIZATION\nOF THE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPhilip Handler, Chairman\nASSEMBLY OF LIFE SCIENCES \u2018\nJames D. Ebert, Chairman\nThomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Executive Director\nDIVISION OF DIVISION OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEDICAL SCIENCES 1\nDonald Kennedy, Chairman Paul A. Marks, Chairman\nR. B. Stevens A. P. Simopoulos\nExecutive Secretary Executive Secretary\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD*\nH. N. Munro, Chairman\nGilbert A. Leveille, Vice-Chairman\nPaul E. Johnson, Executive Secretary\nCommittees Chairmen\nClinical Nutrition Theodore B. Van Itallie\nDietary Allowances H.N. Munro\nFinance D. B. Coursin\nFood Protection Robert A. Neal\nSubcommittees page\nFood Science and Technology Samuel A. Goldblith\nGRAS List Survey\u2014Phase III L. J. Filer, Jr.\nInternational Nutrition Programs Nevin S. Scrimshaw\nSubcommittees page\nNutrition, Brain Development\nand Behavior David B. Coursin\nNutrition and Dental Health Juan M. Navia\nNutrition of the Mother and\nthe Preschool Child Roy M, Pitkin\nNutritional Misinformation LaVell M. Henderson\nSodium-Restricted Diets George M. Owen\n(Acting Chairman)\n*The Food and Nutrition Board is an activity of the Division of\nBiological Sciences.\nExecutive Secretary: Paul E. Johnson (202) 389-6366 4\nStaff Officers: Robert B. Bennett (202) 389-6757\nMyrtle L. Brown (202) 389-6367\nDurward F.Dodgen (202) 389-6537\nSecretaries: Kathleen K. Brock (202) 389-6362\nIlse M. Eordogh (202) 389-6367 ,\nEvelyn Young (202) 389-6537\n2", "img_61605.png": "ORGANIZATION\nOF THE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPhilip Handler, Chairman\nASSEMBLY OF LIFE SCIENCES \u2018\nJames D. Ebert, Chairman\nThomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Executive Director\nDIVISION OF DIVISION OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEDICAL SCIENCES 1\nDonald Kennedy, Chairman Paul A. Marks, Chairman\nR. B. Stevens A. P. Simopoulos\nExecutive Secretary Executive Secretary\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD*\nH. N. Munro, Chairman\nGilbert A. Leveille, Vice-Chairman\nPaul E. Johnson, Executive Secretary\nCommittees Chairmen\nClinical Nutrition Theodore B. Van Itallie\nDietary Allowances H.N. Munro\nFinance D. B. Coursin\nFood Protection Robert A. Neal\nSubcommittees page\nFood Science and Technology Samuel A. Goldblith\nGRAS List Survey\u2014Phase III L. J. Filer, Jr.\nInternational Nutrition Programs Nevin S. Scrimshaw\nSubcommittees page\nNutrition, Brain Development\nand Behavior David B. Coursin\nNutrition and Dental Health Juan M. Navia\nNutrition of the Mother and\nthe Preschool Child Roy M, Pitkin\nNutritional Misinformation LaVell M. Henderson\nSodium-Restricted Diets George M. Owen\n(Acting Chairman)\n*The Food and Nutrition Board is an activity of the Division of\nBiological Sciences.\nExecutive Secretary: Paul E. Johnson (202) 389-6366 4\nStaff Officers: Robert B. Bennett (202) 389-6757\nMyrtle L. Brown (202) 389-6367\nDurward F.Dodgen (202) 389-6537\nSecretaries: Kathleen K. Brock (202) 389-6362\nIlse M. Eordogh (202) 389-6367 ,\nEvelyn Young (202) 389-6537\n2", "img_61606.png": "ORGANIZATION\nOF THE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPhilip Handler, Chairman\nASSEMBLY OF LIFE SCIENCES \u2018\nJames D. Ebert, Chairman\nThomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Executive Director\nDIVISION OF DIVISION OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEDICAL SCIENCES 1\nDonald Kennedy, Chairman Paul A. Marks, Chairman\nR. B. Stevens A. P. Simopoulos\nExecutive Secretary Executive Secretary\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD*\nH. N. Munro, Chairman\nGilbert A. Leveille, Vice-Chairman\nPaul E. Johnson, Executive Secretary\nCommittees Chairmen\nClinical Nutrition Theodore B. Van Itallie\nDietary Allowances H.N. Munro\nFinance D. B. Coursin\nFood Protection Robert A. Neal\nSubcommittees page\nFood Science and Technology Samuel A. Goldblith\nGRAS List Survey\u2014Phase III L. J. Filer, Jr.\nInternational Nutrition Programs Nevin S. Scrimshaw\nSubcommittees page\nNutrition, Brain Development\nand Behavior David B. Coursin\nNutrition and Dental Health Juan M. Navia\nNutrition of the Mother and\nthe Preschool Child Roy M, Pitkin\nNutritional Misinformation LaVell M. Henderson\nSodium-Restricted Diets George M. Owen\n(Acting Chairman)\n*The Food and Nutrition Board is an activity of the Division of\nBiological Sciences.\nExecutive Secretary: Paul E. Johnson (202) 389-6366 4\nStaff Officers: Robert B. Bennett (202) 389-6757\nMyrtle L. Brown (202) 389-6367\nDurward F.Dodgen (202) 389-6537\nSecretaries: Kathleen K. Brock (202) 389-6362\nIlse M. Eordogh (202) 389-6367 ,\nEvelyn Young (202) 389-6537\n2", "img_61607.png": "ORGANIZATION\nOF THE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPhilip Handler, Chairman\nASSEMBLY OF LIFE SCIENCES \u2018\nJames D. Ebert, Chairman\nThomas J. Kennedy, Jr., Executive Director\nDIVISION OF DIVISION OF\nBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MEDICAL SCIENCES 1\nDonald Kennedy, Chairman Paul A. Marks, Chairman\nR. B. Stevens A. P. Simopoulos\nExecutive Secretary Executive Secretary\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD*\nH. N. Munro, Chairman\nGilbert A. Leveille, Vice-Chairman\nPaul E. Johnson, Executive Secretary\nCommittees Chairmen\nClinical Nutrition Theodore B. Van Itallie\nDietary Allowances H.N. Munro\nFinance D. B. Coursin\nFood Protection Robert A. Neal\nSubcommittees page\nFood Science and Technology Samuel A. Goldblith\nGRAS List Survey\u2014Phase III L. J. Filer, Jr.\nInternational Nutrition Programs Nevin S. Scrimshaw\nSubcommittees page\nNutrition, Brain Development\nand Behavior David B. Coursin\nNutrition and Dental Health Juan M. Navia\nNutrition of the Mother and\nthe Preschool Child Roy M, Pitkin\nNutritional Misinformation LaVell M. Henderson\nSodium-Restricted Diets George M. Owen\n(Acting Chairman)\n*The Food and Nutrition Board is an activity of the Division of\nBiological Sciences.\nExecutive Secretary: Paul E. Johnson (202) 389-6366 4\nStaff Officers: Robert B. Bennett (202) 389-6757\nMyrtle L. Brown (202) 389-6367\nDurward F.Dodgen (202) 389-6537\nSecretaries: Kathleen K. Brock (202) 389-6362\nIlse M. Eordogh (202) 389-6367 ,\nEvelyn Young (202) 389-6537\n2", "img_4958.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: 2014 NAS KANSAS CITY A/T/P Pre Wave\nPROPOSAL #: 14-3006-14\nSUPPLIER: BURKE\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n+ Measure the market impact of the Natural American Spirit Consumer Engagement\nProgram in the Nashville Market in the following areas:\n+ Consumer Disposition Funnel\n+ Brand Perceptions\n+ Opinion of the Brand\n+ Awareness and Experience of the NAS CE Activities\nTIMING, _____ [ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProject approval 6/6 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\ne Pre Wave Program Set-Up & Budget\nExecution - Early June, 2014 GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\n\u00ab Data Collection \u2014 June, 2014\nInternal Order #: 907145-846500\nITEMIZED COSTS: .\n[Phase\nPre Wave: $37,000 $37,000\nPost Wave 1: $40,000\nPost Wave 2: $40,800\n*Total billed in 2014 will be for work delivered\nin 2014. Total project anticipated at\n$117,800 and includes ~$80,800 to be billed\nin 2015. However, work billed in 2015 will\nbe at 2015 rates upon completion of the\nstudy.\n$37,000*\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY BURKE\n\u201c\"(Name/Date) ~(Name/ Date)\n53741 0364", "img_4959.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: 2014 NAS KANSAS CITY A/T/P Pre Wave\nPROPOSAL #: 14-3006-14\nSUPPLIER: BURKE\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n+ Measure the market impact of the Natural American Spirit Consumer Engagement\nProgram in the Nashville Market in the following areas:\n+ Consumer Disposition Funnel\n+ Brand Perceptions\n+ Opinion of the Brand\n+ Awareness and Experience of the NAS CE Activities\nTIMING, _____ [ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProject approval 6/6 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\ne Pre Wave Program Set-Up & Budget\nExecution - Early June, 2014 GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\n\u00ab Data Collection \u2014 June, 2014\nInternal Order #: 907145-846500\nITEMIZED COSTS: .\n[Phase\nPre Wave: $37,000 $37,000\nPost Wave 1: $40,000\nPost Wave 2: $40,800\n*Total billed in 2014 will be for work delivered\nin 2014. Total project anticipated at\n$117,800 and includes ~$80,800 to be billed\nin 2015. However, work billed in 2015 will\nbe at 2015 rates upon completion of the\nstudy.\n$37,000*\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY BURKE\n\u201c\"(Name/Date) ~(Name/ Date)\n53741 0364", "img_49132.png": "ADVISORY BOARD MEE TING\nOctober 8-10, 1961\n\nARRIVAL SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 8, Sunday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 473\nLv Washington 10:15 a.m.\n\nand\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby Lv Nashville 10:55 a.m.\nAr Oklahoma City 1:41 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 22\nLv Los Angeles 8:30 a.m.\nAr Dallas 12:00 noon\n\nDEPARTURE SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 10, Tuesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 20\nLv Dallas 4:30 p.m.\nAr Washington 8:55 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby American Airlines Flight 274\nLy Dallas 4:35 p.m.\nAr Nashville 7:57 p.m.\n\nOctober 11, Wednesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 27\nLv Dallas 9:10 a.m.\nAr Los Angeles 10:45 a.m.\n\n(Transportation to and from Ardmore will be arranged by the Foundation)", "img_49134.png": "ADVISORY BOARD MEE TING\nOctober 8-10, 1961\n\nARRIVAL SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 8, Sunday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 473\nLv Washington 10:15 a.m.\n\nand\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby Lv Nashville 10:55 a.m.\nAr Oklahoma City 1:41 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 22\nLv Los Angeles 8:30 a.m.\nAr Dallas 12:00 noon\n\nDEPARTURE SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 10, Tuesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 20\nLv Dallas 4:30 p.m.\nAr Washington 8:55 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby American Airlines Flight 274\nLy Dallas 4:35 p.m.\nAr Nashville 7:57 p.m.\n\nOctober 11, Wednesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 27\nLv Dallas 9:10 a.m.\nAr Los Angeles 10:45 a.m.\n\n(Transportation to and from Ardmore will be arranged by the Foundation)", "img_49135.png": "ADVISORY BOARD MEE TING\nOctober 8-10, 1961\n\nARRIVAL SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 8, Sunday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 473\nLv Washington 10:15 a.m.\n\nand\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby Lv Nashville 10:55 a.m.\nAr Oklahoma City 1:41 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 22\nLv Los Angeles 8:30 a.m.\nAr Dallas 12:00 noon\n\nDEPARTURE SCHEDULE FOR ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR WIVES\n\nOctober 10, Tuesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Mider American Airlines Flight 20\nLv Dallas 4:30 p.m.\nAr Washington 8:55 p.m.\n\nDr. and Mrs. Darby American Airlines Flight 274\nLy Dallas 4:35 p.m.\nAr Nashville 7:57 p.m.\n\nOctober 11, Wednesday\n\nDr. and Mrs. Dunn American Airlines Flight 27\nLv Dallas 9:10 a.m.\nAr Los Angeles 10:45 a.m.\n\n(Transportation to and from Ardmore will be arranged by the Foundation)", "img_55371.png": "CESUAY TOSACCOHUIMITED? Sinniaione Satnios Sheet lor panod O1eeg iS ho SEAR So\n[200600] Notes - Subclassification and notes on liabilities and assets\nClassification of inventories [Table] (1)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011 01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to to to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012 31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nSubclassification and notes on liabilities and assets\n[Abstract]\nInventories notes [Abstract] Pe\nInventories [Abstract] PT\nClassification of inventories [Abstract] PT\nDetails of inventories [Lineltems] PT\nSaaa0pa| san Sorel Sa AOA] 3TH\nThe company is a|The company is a job/The company is alThe company is a job|\njob = work \u2014 based}work based company,|job work  based|work based company,\ncompany, primarily/primarily  rendering/company, primarily|primarily rendering}\nMode of valuation rendering job workljob work  services|rendering job work|job work _ services|\nservices According|According it does not|services According|According it does not|\nHit does not hold any/hold any physicalfit does not hold anyhold any _ physical]\nphysical inventories. |inventories. physical inventories. |inventories.\nNature of other inventories FINISHED FINISHED\nJOBWORK JOBWORK\nClassification of inventories [Table] \u00ab(2)\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nSubclassification and notes on liabilities and assets [Abstract] | tid\nInventories notes [Abstract] Lo\nInventories [Abstract] Lo\nClassification of inventories [Abstract] Po\nDetails of inventories [LineItems] |\n5.42,40,944 341,59, 184\n|The company is a|The company is a job|\njob work based}work based company, |\nlcompany, primarily|primarily \u2014 rendering|\nMode of valuation lrendering job workljob work services|\nservices According|According it does not\nit does not hold any|hold any physical\n|physical inventories. |inventories.\n+ . IFINISHED FINISHED\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_55264.png": "CEEJAY TOBACOG UATE D Siaagigions Bainnoe Sheer ior pena OTe 12 ho GEOR\nDisclosure of breakup of provisions [Table] (1)\nUniess otherwise specified, al] monetary values are ts INR\nPO rozn0ns 3032012 | 3103/2013 | 3103/2012 |\nLa\n[Abstract]\n|__Provisions notes [Abstract\n|___Disclosure of breakup of provisions [Abstract] JP\n[|___ Disclosure of breakup of provisions [Lineltems} JP\n[Provisions (Absit SSSCSC~iSC\u201c\u2018;\u2018;*dTSC\u2018C~C~S~\u2018iTSSCSCS~dCSC\u2018CS~S~S\u2014S\u2122Y\nka\n[Abstract]\n[Provision gratuity\n[Provision leave eneashment\n[___Provisionpension SSCS SSCS STC STTTCSC\u2014S\n[Provision employee insurance scheme \u2014\u2014\u2014~+| SS SSSSSCSCS~C~SY SSSSSCSC~SYCSSSSCSC~\u2014S\n[Provision for corporate wx [Absit] <i \u2014SSs\u2014C~dSCSCSCSC\u2014~\u2014C\u2014s\u00e9~dCS<\u201c<S~S~*~\u2018\u201c\u2014;~\u00e9~SC\u2018\u201cCS~S~SC~*\u2122'\n[____Provisionforcurentax\u2014\u2014\u2014SSSOSCSCSSSSSSCSC\u2014CSY SSCSC~CSY SCS SSSCSC~CS~\u2014S\n| Provision forwealthtax Pf\n|___ Provision for fringe benefittwx\n[| Provision forothertax\n|___ Provision for corporate dividendtax\n[__Tovat provision for corporate tx \u2014\u2014SC~i SSCS SSCS CSSSSCSCSC~\u2014S\n[Provision for proposed dividend [Absracl | \u2014\u2014*it|\u2014~*id\u2014SS\u2014S~d SS\ntrays\n[Abstract]\n=\ninterim dividend\neee\ndividend\nspecial dividend\nees\ndividend\nee\ndividend [Abstract]\nre\ninterim dividend\nre\nfinal dividend\n=\nspecial dividend\nae\npreference dividend\n|_____ Total provision for proposed dividend |\n|___ Provision for statutory liabilities\n|___Provision for abandonment cost\n[Other provisions\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_55103.png": "CEEUAY TOBACCO UIMITED Slandalone Balanos Sheet for penod QMS 8s SSO\n[200700] Notes - Additional disclosures on balance sheet\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\nI |\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\n[Disclosure of additional balance sheet notes explanatory [TextBlock]\ngic\ncapital account and not provided for\n[\u2014Uncalled lability on shares and other investments partly paid SSCS\n| Other commitments\n|_otal commitments\n|__\u2018Total contingent liabilities and commitments\n|___ Amount of dividends proposed to be distributed to equity shareholders\nshareholders\na RTF\nshareholders\npreference shareholders\n|___Arrears of fixed cumulative dividends on preference shares\n|__ Percentage of equity shares held up by government 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by government companies SS oe] =\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by public financial companies SSS vor] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by nationalised or otherbanks | 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by mutualfunds 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by venture capital TE 00@|\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by foreignholdings 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by other body corporates oe] i\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by directors and related partes SSS tooo] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by major shareholders 00]\n[Percentage of equity sharesheld upbyothers === ce]\n[Deposits accepted or renewed during peed SSS\n|___Deposits matured and claimed but not paid during period\n|___ Deposits matured and claimed but not paid\n|___ Deposits matured but not claimed\n|__ Interest on deposits accrued and due butmotpaid\n[_Aadgitions to equity share warrants during period SSS\n[Deductions inequity share warrants during ped SSCS\n|____Total changes in equity share warrants during period\n|___ Equity share warrants atendof period\n|____ Equity share warrants for existing members\n|___ Equity share warrants for others\n[Total equity share warrants\n[Share application money received Guringyear\u2014\u2014~SCSCSC~C~\u201c~SC\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018CSSSOCSSCS\n|___Share application money paid during year\n|___ Amount of share application money received back during year\n|___Amount of share application money repaid returned back during year\n|___Number of person share application money paid during year\n[Number of person share aplication money received duting year SSCS\n[Number of person share application money paid as atend of year SSCS\n|___ Number of person share application money received as atendofyear dT\nSaber ke |\nbeen mandated under any cost accounting records No INo\ntules notified under section 209(1)(d) of\ncompanies act, 1956\n|__ Unclaimed share application refund money\n[Unclaimed matured debennures SSS\n[Unclaimed matured deposits SSCS\n[__Interest unclaimed amount\na?\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_55104.png": "CEEUAY TOBACCO UIMITED Slandalone Balanos Sheet for penod QMS 8s SSO\n[200700] Notes - 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Additional disclosures on balance sheet\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\nI |\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\n[Disclosure of additional balance sheet notes explanatory [TextBlock]\ngic\ncapital account and not provided for\n[\u2014Uncalled lability on shares and other investments partly paid SSCS\n| Other commitments\n|_otal commitments\n|__\u2018Total contingent liabilities and commitments\n|___ Amount of dividends proposed to be distributed to equity shareholders\nshareholders\na RTF\nshareholders\npreference shareholders\n|___Arrears of fixed cumulative dividends on preference shares\n|__ Percentage of equity shares held up by government 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by government companies SS oe] =\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by public financial companies SSS vor] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by nationalised or otherbanks | 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by mutualfunds 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by venture capital TE 00@|\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by foreignholdings 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by other body corporates oe] i\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by directors and related partes SSS tooo] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by major shareholders 00]\n[Percentage of equity sharesheld upbyothers === ce]\n[Deposits accepted or renewed during peed SSS\n|___Deposits matured and claimed but not paid during period\n|___ Deposits matured and claimed but not paid\n|___ Deposits matured but not claimed\n|__ Interest on deposits accrued and due butmotpaid\n[_Aadgitions to equity share warrants during period SSS\n[Deductions inequity share warrants during ped SSCS\n|____Total changes in equity share warrants during period\n|___ Equity share warrants atendof period\n|____ Equity share warrants for existing members\n|___ Equity share warrants for others\n[Total equity share warrants\n[Share application money received Guringyear\u2014\u2014~SCSCSC~C~\u201c~SC\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018CSSSOCSSCS\n|___Share application money paid during year\n|___ Amount of share application money received back during year\n|___Amount of share application money repaid returned back during year\n|___Number of person share application money paid during year\n[Number of person share aplication money received duting year SSCS\n[Number of person share application money paid as atend of year SSCS\n|___ Number of person share application money received as atendofyear dT\nSaber ke |\nbeen mandated under any cost accounting records No INo\ntules notified under section 209(1)(d) of\ncompanies act, 1956\n|__ Unclaimed share application refund money\n[Unclaimed matured debennures SSS\n[Unclaimed matured deposits SSCS\n[__Interest unclaimed amount\na?\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_55106.png": "CEEUAY TOBACCO UIMITED Slandalone Balanos Sheet for penod QMS 8s SSO\n[200700] Notes - Additional disclosures on balance sheet\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\nI |\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\n[Disclosure of additional balance sheet notes explanatory [TextBlock]\ngic\ncapital account and not provided for\n[\u2014Uncalled lability on shares and other investments partly paid SSCS\n| Other commitments\n|_otal commitments\n|__\u2018Total contingent liabilities and commitments\n|___ Amount of dividends proposed to be distributed to equity shareholders\nshareholders\na RTF\nshareholders\npreference shareholders\n|___Arrears of fixed cumulative dividends on preference shares\n|__ Percentage of equity shares held up by government 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by government companies SS oe] =\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by public financial companies SSS vor] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by nationalised or otherbanks | 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by mutualfunds 00\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by venture capital TE 00@|\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by foreignholdings 00\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by other body corporates oe] i\n[Percentage of equity shares held up by directors and related partes SSS tooo] =\n|___ Percentage of equity shares held up by major shareholders 00]\n[Percentage of equity sharesheld upbyothers === ce]\n[Deposits accepted or renewed during peed SSS\n|___Deposits matured and claimed but not paid during period\n|___ Deposits matured and claimed but not paid\n|___ Deposits matured but not claimed\n|__ Interest on deposits accrued and due butmotpaid\n[_Aadgitions to equity share warrants during period SSS\n[Deductions inequity share warrants during ped SSCS\n|____Total changes in equity share warrants during period\n|___ Equity share warrants atendof period\n|____ Equity share warrants for existing members\n|___ Equity share warrants for others\n[Total equity share warrants\n[Share application money received Guringyear\u2014\u2014~SCSCSC~C~\u201c~SC\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018CSSSOCSSCS\n|___Share application money paid during year\n|___ Amount of share application money received back during year\n|___Amount of share application money repaid returned back during year\n|___Number of person share application money paid during year\n[Number of person share aplication money received duting year SSCS\n[Number of person share application money paid as atend of year SSCS\n|___ Number of person share application money received as atendofyear dT\nSaber ke |\nbeen mandated under any cost accounting records No INo\ntules notified under section 209(1)(d) of\ncompanies act, 1956\n|__ Unclaimed share application refund money\n[Unclaimed matured debennures SSS\n[Unclaimed matured deposits SSCS\n[__Interest unclaimed amount\na?\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56784.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56787.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56788.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56797.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56798.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56799.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56800.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_56805.png": "CESUAY TOSACI LIMITED Sianggione Sainnos Sheet ior pero DOSS fe SE SOS\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nA.C. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\nC. Yr. 10,80,000/-\nS. R. Patel Director Remuneration\nP. Yr. 9,60,000/-\n[300300] Notes - Earnings per share\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary values are in INR.\n01/04/2012 01/04/2011\nto to\n31/03/2013 31/03/2012\nDisclosure of earnings per share explanatory [TextBlock] fl\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate basic earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\nAdjustments of numerator to calculate diluted earnings per share [Abstract] fl\nProfit (loss) for period\n[202800] Notes - Subsidiary information\nUniess otherwise specified, all rnonetary values are in INE\n01/04/2012\nto\n\n31/03/2013\nDisclosure of subsidiary information explanatory [TextBlock] [\nWhether company has subsidiary companies\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hlvj0223", "img_58330.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58332.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58333.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58334.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58336.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58337.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58338.png": "- NM\n300R\n<= Things to do Today\n\n|| pm Group - Sard sipped] TC\naio\u201d | bunch - brusnieetr. |\njuin outa chamber (reeeaee ff\n|| Ye font toby. | |\nl4:30 | iso min salva ss CT TC\n[Sco] 190 mn salve |\nlsus | sunec Be subects Ss || Ss | i\nFuiae\u2019| aro min salva\n| ahour urine CT\nPO\n| subjects may tee, Jobe | |\n| tcoae wl tela ion | TC\nPD ead he rie container | |\nfl) a  \u2014\u201c(i\u2018\u201cs\u00e9wrTSC\u2018izd;S\nPt\nPO\nPe\nPE\njae fee CE td", "img_58507.png": "300R\n& Things to do Today\nPL shed br AM Grane guage vend |\n07 lst bya. CDoe_}\nlomo _| nO | eee Gham! or ote iva. urine) Aq|\u00a2ol |\nde Grunt oboe ST\nats [igo minsoims |\nFissot'| 270 min solve | |\nps Raa aint\n|e hee urine | |\n\u00bb $ ' c Wf OK\naie i alas 5 goalur 49) glee\u201d ia =\n\u2014}- ke MEE cin | Eo oes pp\nSO tay | CT\nPo\nft\nCL\n\u2014_|\u2014______\u2014___\u2014|\u2014_\nPe\n|\nwlanme fae\nOE\nEg\n' . tN i", "img_58510.png": "300R\n& Things to do Today\nPL shed br AM Grane guage vend |\n07 lst bya. CDoe_}\nlomo _| nO | eee Gham! or ote iva. urine) Aq|\u00a2ol |\nde Grunt oboe ST\nats [igo minsoims |\nFissot'| 270 min solve | |\nps Raa aint\n|e hee urine | |\n\u00bb $ ' c Wf OK\naie i alas 5 goalur 49) glee\u201d ia =\n\u2014}- ke MEE cin | Eo oes pp\nSO tay | CT\nPo\nft\nCL\n\u2014_|\u2014______\u2014___\u2014|\u2014_\nPe\n|\nwlanme fae\nOE\nEg\n' . tN i", "img_50958.png": "ee\nTABLE 2\u2014Rat, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6 7\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 1.0 4.0 16.0. 63.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 29/60 34/60 24/60 30/60 40/60 38/60\n(%) 48.3 56.7 40.0 50.0 66.7 63.3\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\n. Simple 1 1 i 2 1 8\n\nPapillary 0 0 1 1(1) 0 0 ,\n\nNodular 0 0 0 0 0 0\nBenign tumor .\n(transitional cell) 0 0 1(1) 1 1(1) 0\nCarcinoma\n(transitional cell) 0 0 9 9 0 0\nQ with caliculi/microcaliculi\nKidney\nBenign tumor 0 0 0 0 0 1\n(transitional cell)\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006203\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPQ178-00003", "img_50959.png": "ee\nTABLE 2\u2014Rat, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6 7\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 1.0 4.0 16.0. 63.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 29/60 34/60 24/60 30/60 40/60 38/60\n(%) 48.3 56.7 40.0 50.0 66.7 63.3\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\n. Simple 1 1 i 2 1 8\n\nPapillary 0 0 1 1(1) 0 0 ,\n\nNodular 0 0 0 0 0 0\nBenign tumor .\n(transitional cell) 0 0 1(1) 1 1(1) 0\nCarcinoma\n(transitional cell) 0 0 9 9 0 0\nQ with caliculi/microcaliculi\nKidney\nBenign tumor 0 0 0 0 0 1\n(transitional cell)\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006203\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPQ178-00003", "img_1168.png": "TABLE 7\u2014Mouse, Male\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 36/60 27/60 35/60 28/60 33/60 43/60. .\n(%) 60.0 45.0 58.3 46.7 55.0 71.7\nUri Bladd\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\nSimple 0 0 2(2) 1 11) 0\n\nBenign tumor\n\n(transitional cell) 0 0 0 0 0 1a)\"\n() with inflammation\n()* with microcaliculi\n\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006208\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nP0178-00098'", "img_1169.png": "TABLE 7\u2014Mouse, Male\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 36/60 27/60 35/60 28/60 33/60 43/60. .\n(%) 60.0 45.0 58.3 46.7 55.0 71.7\nUri Bladd\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\nSimple 0 0 2(2) 1 11) 0\n\nBenign tumor\n\n(transitional cell) 0 0 0 0 0 1a)\"\n() with inflammation\n()* with microcaliculi\n\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006208\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nP0178-00098'", "img_1170.png": "TABLE 7\u2014Mouse, Male\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 36/60 27/60 35/60 28/60 33/60 43/60. .\n(%) 60.0 45.0 58.3 46.7 55.0 71.7\nUri Bladd\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\nSimple 0 0 2(2) 1 11) 0\n\nBenign tumor\n\n(transitional cell) 0 0 0 0 0 1a)\"\n() with inflammation\n()* with microcaliculi\n\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006208\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nP0178-00098'", "img_1171.png": "TABLE 7\u2014Mouse, Male\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 36/60 27/60 35/60 28/60 33/60 43/60. .\n(%) 60.0 45.0 58.3 46.7 55.0 71.7\nUri Bladd\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\nSimple 0 0 2(2) 1 11) 0\n\nBenign tumor\n\n(transitional cell) 0 0 0 0 0 1a)\"\n() with inflammation\n()* with microcaliculi\n\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006208\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nP0178-00098'", "img_1167.png": "TABLE 7\u2014Mouse, Male\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 36/60 27/60 35/60 28/60 33/60 43/60. .\n(%) 60.0 45.0 58.3 46.7 55.0 71.7\nUri Bladd\nHyperplasia (transitional cell)\nSimple 0 0 2(2) 1 11) 0\n\nBenign tumor\n\n(transitional cell) 0 0 0 0 0 1a)\"\n() with inflammation\n()* with microcaliculi\n\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006208\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nP0178-00098'", "img_1164.png": "TABLE 8\u2014Mouse, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 41/60 38/60 36/60 30/60 34/60 40/60\n(%) 68.3 63.3 60.0 50.0 56.7 66.7\n\u2018 Urinary Bladder /\n\nHyperplasia (transitional cell) .\n\nSimple 0 0 0 0 1 10)\n() with lymphoma :\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006209\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPOI73-00009", "img_1162.png": "TABLE 8\u2014Mouse, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 41/60 38/60 36/60 30/60 34/60 40/60\n(%) 68.3 63.3 60.0 50.0 56.7 66.7\n\u2018 Urinary Bladder /\n\nHyperplasia (transitional cell) .\n\nSimple 0 0 0 0 1 10)\n() with lymphoma :\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006209\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPOI73-00009", "img_1163.png": "TABLE 8\u2014Mouse, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 41/60 38/60 36/60 30/60 34/60 40/60\n(%) 68.3 63.3 60.0 50.0 56.7 66.7\n\u2018 Urinary Bladder /\n\nHyperplasia (transitional cell) .\n\nSimple 0 0 0 0 1 10)\n() with lymphoma :\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006209\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPOI73-00009", "img_1165.png": "TABLE 8\u2014Mouse, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 41/60 38/60 36/60 30/60 34/60 40/60\n(%) 68.3 63.3 60.0 50.0 56.7 66.7\n\u2018 Urinary Bladder /\n\nHyperplasia (transitional cell) .\n\nSimple 0 0 0 0 1 10)\n() with lymphoma :\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006209\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPOI73-00009", "img_1166.png": "TABLE 8\u2014Mouse, Female\nGroup 1 2 3 4 5 6\nDose (mg/kg/day) Vehicle Placebo 3.0 10.0 30.0 100.0\nNumber of Animals 60 60 60 60 60 60\nMortality 41/60 38/60 36/60 30/60 34/60 40/60\n(%) 68.3 63.3 60.0 50.0 56.7 66.7\n\u2018 Urinary Bladder /\n\nHyperplasia (transitional cell) .\n\nSimple 0 0 0 0 1 10)\n() with lymphoma :\n\nConfidential \u2014 Subject to Protective Order TAK-COHENS-00006209\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nPOI73-00009", "img_55407.png": "CHIL LTO Standsione Galanos Sheal for pang CLAM ie io Peedi\nThe Term \u2014 loans|\nlavailed by _ the|\nDisclosure in auditors report relating to nature and amount of fund raised Company for whe\nfor short-term has been used for long-term or vice versa purposes for which\nthe loans \u2014 were}\nobtained.\nThe Company has|\nInot made any\npreferential\nallotment of shares|\nto parties =~ and\nDisclosure in auditors report relating to preferential allotment of shares companies covered\nin the register]\nmaintained \u2014_under|\nsection 301 of the|\n(Companies Act,\n1956.\nThe Company has|\nDisclosure in auditors report relating to securities created against debentures mot issued any\n+ d debentures during\nIssues the year  under|\nreport.\n\u2018The Company has|\n+ + . + + Inot issued = any\nPisclosure 2 auditors report relating to purpose and end use of money raised debentures during\nthrough public issues the year under\nreport.\n[Based on the Audit}\nProcedures\nperformed and as per|\nthe information and|\nexplanations given\nDisclosure in auditors report relating to any material fraud reported during period lby the Management,\n\u00bb ho fraud on or by\nthe Company has|\nlbeen noticed \u2014 or\nreported during the\nyear.\nUnless otherwise specified, all monetary values are in {NR\n01/04/2012\nto\n31/03/2013\nSeclocure Forte . Textual information (23)\nDisclosure in auditor\u2019s report explanatory [TextBlock] [See below]\nWhether companies auditors report order is applicable on company\nWhether auditors\u2019 report has been qualified or has any reservations or INo\ncontains adverse remarks\nTextual information (7)\nDisclosure in auditors report relating to fixed assets\ni. (a) The company has maintained proper records showing full particulars, including quantitative details and situation of fixed assets. (b) In our\nopinion, the fixed assets have been physically verified by the Management at reasonable intervals, having regard to the size of the Company and\nthe nature of its assets. No material discrepancies were noticed on such verification. During the year, in our opinion, a substantial part of fixed\nassets has not been disposed of by the Company\nTextual information (8)\nDisclosure relating to physical verification and material discrepancies of fixed assets\ni. (a) The inventory of the Company has been physically verified by the Management during the year except material lying with the third parties\n(which have substantially been confirmed). In our opinion, the frequency of verification is reasonable. (b) In our opinion and according to the\ninformation and explanations given to us, the procedures of physical verification of the inventory followed by the Management were found\nreasonable and adequate in relation to the size of the Company and the nature of its business. (c) In our opinion, the Company has maintained\nproper records of inventory and the discrepancies noticed on physical verification between the physical stocks and the book records were not\nmaterial in relation to the operations of the Company.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmvj0223", "img_13613.png": "CAGPIL LPO Standsione Galance Sheet for perncd GAM EN TS in Seg eOng\nUniess otherwise specified, all monetary vahies are in INR\n01/04/2012\nto\n31/03/2013\neat . < . Textual information (1)\nDisclosure in board of directors report explanatory [TextBlock] [See below]\nDescription of state of companies affair Textual information 2)\n[See below]\n. . Reserves &\nDisclosure relating to amounts transferred to reserves Surplus 410.81 1,373.33\nDividend: Your\n[Directors are not able to\nrecommend any dividend\nDisclosures relating to dividends for the year due to the\nsubstantial capital\ninvestment undertaken\nduring the year.\nConservation of\nEnergy: Your Company has\nadequate steps to reduce\nDetails regarding energy conservation the power consumption \u2014 by\nreplacing conventional\nmotors with energy\nefficient motors.\nTechnology\nAbsorption: The Company\nae . : is using 100% indigenous\nDetails regarding technology absorption technology and therefore\nthis clause is not\napplicable.\n: . . : Textual information 3\nDetails regarding foreign exchange earnings and outgo [See below] )\n+ so + Textual information (4)\nParticulars of employees as per provisions of section 217 [See below]\nDisclosures in director\u2019s responsibility statement Textual information >)\n[See below]\nDirector's comments on qualification(s), reservation(s) or adverse\n. not applicable\nremark(s) of auditors as per board's report\nae . Textual information (6)\nOther details mentioned board report [See below]\nDate of Board of directors\u2019 meeting in which board's report referred\n\u2018 29/08/2013\nto under section 217 was approved\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmvj0223", "img_60625.png": "So Ete \u2014<\n\u00ae in,\u00bb \u00ae\niA\nLe Ce _\u2014 he Q VIZ\nBptae Lf\n| Ya\nVt CA ee oe ~ ow WY\n2a Fut\nae;\nMeee att Oe Juelhed \u00a7", "img_60626.png": "So Ete \u2014<\n\u00ae in,\u00bb \u00ae\niA\nLe Ce _\u2014 he Q VIZ\nBptae Lf\n| Ya\nVt CA ee oe ~ ow WY\n2a Fut\nae;\nMeee att Oe Juelhed \u00a7", "img_45432.png": "F s : oe\nF a \u00e9 rai }\nbe et | 4 f =\nee :\nMay 15, 1940-0\nfet f\nfs {\n\nDear Manolo, +; <=\nReferring to letter earlier today, enclosed is = = [3\ncopy of my letter to Paul Woohrle this afternoons eg\nYours sincerely, e a\n. 6\n: wo\n= a 2\nMrs Manuel E. Rionda ; \u201c8\nNew York, Ne Ye a\nLouis V. Plac\u00e9 Jr. : 3 =\nre ;\n/ > -\n\n: 4\naa 2 Ue\n. . Source: https:/www.industrydocuments-ucst edu/docs/hmwl0226.. 2", "img_45468.png": "F s : oe\nF a \u00e9 rai }\nbe et | 4 f =\nee :\nMay 15, 1940-0\nfet f\nfs {\n\nDear Manolo, +; <=\nReferring to letter earlier today, enclosed is = = [3\ncopy of my letter to Paul Woohrle this afternoons eg\nYours sincerely, e a\n. 6\n: wo\n= a 2\nMrs Manuel E. Rionda ; \u201c8\nNew York, Ne Ye a\nLouis V. Plac\u00e9 Jr. : 3 =\nre ;\n/ > -\n\n: 4\naa 2 Ue\n. . Source: https:/www.industrydocuments-ucst edu/docs/hmwl0226.. 2", "img_45473.png": "F s : oe\nF a \u00e9 rai }\nbe et | 4 f =\nee :\nMay 15, 1940-0\nfet f\nfs {\n\nDear Manolo, +; <=\nReferring to letter earlier today, enclosed is = = [3\ncopy of my letter to Paul Woohrle this afternoons eg\nYours sincerely, e a\n. 6\n: wo\n= a 2\nMrs Manuel E. Rionda ; \u201c8\nNew York, Ne Ye a\nLouis V. Plac\u00e9 Jr. : 3 =\nre ;\n/ > -\n\n: 4\naa 2 Ue\n. . Source: https:/www.industrydocuments-ucst edu/docs/hmwl0226.. 2", "img_45480.png": "F s : oe\nF a \u00e9 rai }\nbe et | 4 f =\nee :\nMay 15, 1940-0\nfet f\nfs {\n\nDear Manolo, +; <=\nReferring to letter earlier today, enclosed is = = [3\ncopy of my letter to Paul Woohrle this afternoons eg\nYours sincerely, e a\n. 6\n: wo\n= a 2\nMrs Manuel E. Rionda ; \u201c8\nNew York, Ne Ye a\nLouis V. Plac\u00e9 Jr. : 3 =\nre ;\n/ > -\n\n: 4\naa 2 Ue\n. . Source: https:/www.industrydocuments-ucst edu/docs/hmwl0226.. 2", "img_43224.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43229.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43241.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43248.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43255.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43257.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43261.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_43265.png": "CONFIDENTIAL \u201ci205\nAttachment 3\nCosts for following enrolled patients would continue.\nFollow-up costs (subjects)\n2007 $170,000\n2008 $150,000\n2009 $130,000\n2010 $120,000\n2011 $90,000\n2012 $15,000\nSub-Total $675,000\nIRB $30,000\nX-ray $10,000\n$715,000\nOther Resource EX None\nIssues:\nIV. BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION\nHave business Ed Yes | LJNo Need to focus on the newly launched, larger diameter heads; therefore,\nneeds changed business will close enrollment of Pinnacle study and will continue to follow\nsince original up subjects only.\napproval?\nIs study meeting Yes | XJNo | Currently beginning to mine data for abstracts/publications on Pinnacle\nor still expected to system.\nmeet business ;\nneeds? But need to expand to new product offerings.\nAre any \u2014 Yes | LJ No | Decreased sample size from 1000 to the numbers currently enrolled. For\nmodifications to the MOM and MOP systems, we currently have large enough sample sizes\nstudy design to determine a 95% confidence interval of + or \u2014 two percentage points\nneeded to address where the expected result is 95% survival. There is not enough data for\nnew / changed the ceramic on poly systems to use at this time.\nbusiness needs?\nDo benefits vs. J Yes | LI No | Only for follow-up.\ncosts of study\nwarrant its\ncontinuation?\nPIN\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY050041676\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/hmxn0226 PLT-02933-00003", "img_32877.png": "?\n: June 18, 1975\nThe Ability of Dietary Glycan to Lower Elevated\nBlood Cholesterol and Triglycerides in Rats.\n\nTen male rats were fed the control diet (basal + cholesterol and\ncholic acid) for four weeks and divided into two groups. One group (2A)\ncontinued to receive the control diet. The second group (2B) received a\ntest diet of the same composition as the control diet except that 15 parts\nof Glycan replaced 15 parts of sucrose. Another group (#1) of ten male rats\nwere fed the basal diet for four weeks and then continued on the basal diet.\nAt weekly intervals, whole blood was drawn from the caudal vein for the\ndetermination of serum cholesterol. At the end of four weeks, whole blood\nwas drawn by heart puncture.\n\nBlood Analysis\n\nGroup HL #2 43 4\nCholesterol mg % 0 Wk. 96 157 nD,\n\ni 96 148 aBItS\n\n2 96 156 oo\n\n3 96 148 T5\n\n4 103 133 etal\nTriglyceride mg % 4 Wk.\\ 293. 203 169", "img_32878.png": "?\n: June 18, 1975\nThe Ability of Dietary Glycan to Lower Elevated\nBlood Cholesterol and Triglycerides in Rats.\n\nTen male rats were fed the control diet (basal + cholesterol and\ncholic acid) for four weeks and divided into two groups. One group (2A)\ncontinued to receive the control diet. The second group (2B) received a\ntest diet of the same composition as the control diet except that 15 parts\nof Glycan replaced 15 parts of sucrose. Another group (#1) of ten male rats\nwere fed the basal diet for four weeks and then continued on the basal diet.\nAt weekly intervals, whole blood was drawn from the caudal vein for the\ndetermination of serum cholesterol. At the end of four weeks, whole blood\nwas drawn by heart puncture.\n\nBlood Analysis\n\nGroup HL #2 43 4\nCholesterol mg % 0 Wk. 96 157 nD,\n\ni 96 148 aBItS\n\n2 96 156 oo\n\n3 96 148 T5\n\n4 103 133 etal\nTriglyceride mg % 4 Wk.\\ 293. 203 169", "img_32879.png": "?\n: June 18, 1975\nThe Ability of Dietary Glycan to Lower Elevated\nBlood Cholesterol and Triglycerides in Rats.\n\nTen male rats were fed the control diet (basal + cholesterol and\ncholic acid) for four weeks and divided into two groups. One group (2A)\ncontinued to receive the control diet. The second group (2B) received a\ntest diet of the same composition as the control diet except that 15 parts\nof Glycan replaced 15 parts of sucrose. Another group (#1) of ten male rats\nwere fed the basal diet for four weeks and then continued on the basal diet.\nAt weekly intervals, whole blood was drawn from the caudal vein for the\ndetermination of serum cholesterol. At the end of four weeks, whole blood\nwas drawn by heart puncture.\n\nBlood Analysis\n\nGroup HL #2 43 4\nCholesterol mg % 0 Wk. 96 157 nD,\n\ni 96 148 aBItS\n\n2 96 156 oo\n\n3 96 148 T5\n\n4 103 133 etal\nTriglyceride mg % 4 Wk.\\ 293. 203 169", "img_32881.png": "?\n: June 18, 1975\nThe Ability of Dietary Glycan to Lower Elevated\nBlood Cholesterol and Triglycerides in Rats.\n\nTen male rats were fed the control diet (basal + cholesterol and\ncholic acid) for four weeks and divided into two groups. One group (2A)\ncontinued to receive the control diet. The second group (2B) received a\ntest diet of the same composition as the control diet except that 15 parts\nof Glycan replaced 15 parts of sucrose. Another group (#1) of ten male rats\nwere fed the basal diet for four weeks and then continued on the basal diet.\nAt weekly intervals, whole blood was drawn from the caudal vein for the\ndetermination of serum cholesterol. At the end of four weeks, whole blood\nwas drawn by heart puncture.\n\nBlood Analysis\n\nGroup HL #2 43 4\nCholesterol mg % 0 Wk. 96 157 nD,\n\ni 96 148 aBItS\n\n2 96 156 oo\n\n3 96 148 T5\n\n4 103 133 etal\nTriglyceride mg % 4 Wk.\\ 293. 203 169", "img_32882.png": "?\n: June 18, 1975\nThe Ability of Dietary Glycan to Lower Elevated\nBlood Cholesterol and Triglycerides in Rats.\n\nTen male rats were fed the control diet (basal + cholesterol and\ncholic acid) for four weeks and divided into two groups. One group (2A)\ncontinued to receive the control diet. The second group (2B) received a\ntest diet of the same composition as the control diet except that 15 parts\nof Glycan replaced 15 parts of sucrose. Another group (#1) of ten male rats\nwere fed the basal diet for four weeks and then continued on the basal diet.\nAt weekly intervals, whole blood was drawn from the caudal vein for the\ndetermination of serum cholesterol. At the end of four weeks, whole blood\nwas drawn by heart puncture.\n\nBlood Analysis\n\nGroup HL #2 43 4\nCholesterol mg % 0 Wk. 96 157 nD,\n\ni 96 148 aBItS\n\n2 96 156 oo\n\n3 96 148 T5\n\n4 103 133 etal\nTriglyceride mg % 4 Wk.\\ 293. 203 169", "img_6773.png": "ee\nKY Keypotle\u2014 je far\nTobacco Company Lo\n400 R&ritan Center Parkway\nRaritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\n908-226-4774 Fax 908-417-9076\n: TO: MIKE WASHO / 1146\nDATE: 6/6/96\nSUBJECT: STATE MINIMUM FOR PRIVATE LABEL .\nTOTAL PIECES FAXED: 1 :\n(INCLUDING COVER)\n. DEAR MIKE:\nPER LANNY WOLFE -\nFOLLOWING ARE FORMULAS FOR STATE MINIMUMS - PRIVATE LABEL.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJ IS $20 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06\nDIVIDED BY 5 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED WHOLESALE PRICE.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJIS \u00a720 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06 X 1.08\nDIVIDED BY \u00a7 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED RETAIL PRICE.\n@\nPS\n8\nFran a\nFran Rhode \u00b0\nseneeesenemenns tices c", "img_6774.png": "ee\nKY Keypotle\u2014 je far\nTobacco Company Lo\n400 R&ritan Center Parkway\nRaritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\n908-226-4774 Fax 908-417-9076\n: TO: MIKE WASHO / 1146\nDATE: 6/6/96\nSUBJECT: STATE MINIMUM FOR PRIVATE LABEL .\nTOTAL PIECES FAXED: 1 :\n(INCLUDING COVER)\n. DEAR MIKE:\nPER LANNY WOLFE -\nFOLLOWING ARE FORMULAS FOR STATE MINIMUMS - PRIVATE LABEL.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJ IS $20 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06\nDIVIDED BY 5 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED WHOLESALE PRICE.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJIS \u00a720 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06 X 1.08\nDIVIDED BY \u00a7 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED RETAIL PRICE.\n@\nPS\n8\nFran a\nFran Rhode \u00b0\nseneeesenemenns tices c", "img_6775.png": "ee\nKY Keypotle\u2014 je far\nTobacco Company Lo\n400 R&ritan Center Parkway\nRaritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\n908-226-4774 Fax 908-417-9076\n: TO: MIKE WASHO / 1146\nDATE: 6/6/96\nSUBJECT: STATE MINIMUM FOR PRIVATE LABEL .\nTOTAL PIECES FAXED: 1 :\n(INCLUDING COVER)\n. DEAR MIKE:\nPER LANNY WOLFE -\nFOLLOWING ARE FORMULAS FOR STATE MINIMUMS - PRIVATE LABEL.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJ IS $20 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06\nDIVIDED BY 5 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED WHOLESALE PRICE.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJIS \u00a720 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06 X 1.08\nDIVIDED BY \u00a7 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED RETAIL PRICE.\n@\nPS\n8\nFran a\nFran Rhode \u00b0\nseneeesenemenns tices c", "img_6776.png": "ee\nKY Keypotle\u2014 je far\nTobacco Company Lo\n400 R&ritan Center Parkway\nRaritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\n908-226-4774 Fax 908-417-9076\n: TO: MIKE WASHO / 1146\nDATE: 6/6/96\nSUBJECT: STATE MINIMUM FOR PRIVATE LABEL .\nTOTAL PIECES FAXED: 1 :\n(INCLUDING COVER)\n. DEAR MIKE:\nPER LANNY WOLFE -\nFOLLOWING ARE FORMULAS FOR STATE MINIMUMS - PRIVATE LABEL.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJ IS $20 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06\nDIVIDED BY 5 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED WHOLESALE PRICE.\nLIST PRICE PER 1,000 CIGARETTES X .98 (IS THE SAME AS DEDUCTING 2%)\nADD TAX PER 1,000 CIGARETTES (NJIS \u00a720 PER 1,000) THAT TOTAL X 1.06 X 1.08\nDIVIDED BY \u00a7 = STATE MINIMUM DELIVERED RETAIL PRICE.\n@\nPS\n8\nFran a\nFran Rhode \u00b0\nseneeesenemenns tices c", "img_51654.png": "dec IS 14 70\nNor Ton, cme\nTaam errcorung the Lalest tufermattion cam come\nWe home ou Waleiols Sucleus. J Shalt er\nyor (aoe When Lgl auy additheual iuforunation\nT tur you watt ve Harlrg down\nThe Slopes dvEr Vs lolidors: T oun Sony \u00a2\nsholl wat be alse te you gous, bet C Chall be\nour Vow Cale Mis wisker - c.\nlt.\nha", "img_51657.png": "dec IS 14 70\nNor Ton, cme\nTaam errcorung the Lalest tufermattion cam come\nWe home ou Waleiols Sucleus. J Shalt er\nyor (aoe When Lgl auy additheual iuforunation\nT tur you watt ve Harlrg down\nThe Slopes dvEr Vs lolidors: T oun Sony \u00a2\nsholl wat be alse te you gous, bet C Chall be\nour Vow Cale Mis wisker - c.\nlt.\nha", "img_51659.png": "dec IS 14 70\nNor Ton, cme\nTaam errcorung the Lalest tufermattion cam come\nWe home ou Waleiols Sucleus. J Shalt er\nyor (aoe When Lgl auy additheual iuforunation\nT tur you watt ve Harlrg down\nThe Slopes dvEr Vs lolidors: T oun Sony \u00a2\nsholl wat be alse te you gous, bet C Chall be\nour Vow Cale Mis wisker - c.\nlt.\nha", "img_51661.png": "dec IS 14 70\nNor Ton, cme\nTaam errcorung the Lalest tufermattion cam come\nWe home ou Waleiols Sucleus. J Shalt er\nyor (aoe When Lgl auy additheual iuforunation\nT tur you watt ve Harlrg down\nThe Slopes dvEr Vs lolidors: T oun Sony \u00a2\nsholl wat be alse te you gous, bet C Chall be\nour Vow Cale Mis wisker - c.\nlt.\nha", "img_51664.png": "dec IS 14 70\nNor Ton, cme\nTaam errcorung the Lalest tufermattion cam come\nWe home ou Waleiols Sucleus. J Shalt er\nyor (aoe When Lgl auy additheual iuforunation\nT tur you watt ve Harlrg down\nThe Slopes dvEr Vs lolidors: T oun Sony \u00a2\nsholl wat be alse te you gous, bet C Chall be\nour Vow Cale Mis wisker - c.\nlt.\nha", "img_5621.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: 2015 Cigarette Waste Brigade Program 2.0\nPROPOSAL #: 15-3006-07\nSUPPLIER: LRW\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n\n+ Understand the overall appeal of the Waste Brigade Program including usage dynaniics,\nhow it's used, intent to participate, and the degree to which ATGs elect to sign up on the\nmailing list whether they are current NAS ATCs or Premium Competitive ATCs. This will\nbe based on quantifying consumer response to the program, and ATC\u2019s perceptions of\nthe brand.\n\nIIMING: = \u2014t\u2014~\u2014S ACCOUNTING CODES: \u2014S\u2014_\nProject approval 3/4 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\n\u00ab Sticker Shipment - w/o 4-06-15 Budget\n\u00ab Data Collection - Apr \u2014 Jun 2015 GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\n\u00ab Final Report\u2014 July 2015\nInternal Order #: 907145-846500\nITEMIZED COSTS:\nPPhase\nPhases 1, 2A & 2B of Research $132,700\nRespondent Incentives $20 x Base ~$65,500 $65,500\nPrinting and shipping stickers $15,000 $15,000\nPrinting and Dist. clerk invites $17,020 $17,020\n*Travel casts to presentation are additional\nand billed at invoice if incurred.\n$230.220\"\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY LIEBERMAN RESEARCH WORLDWIDE\n(Name/ Date) (Namef Date)\n53741 1421", "img_5623.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: 2015 Cigarette Waste Brigade Program 2.0\nPROPOSAL #: 15-3006-07\nSUPPLIER: LRW\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n\n+ Understand the overall appeal of the Waste Brigade Program including usage dynaniics,\nhow it's used, intent to participate, and the degree to which ATGs elect to sign up on the\nmailing list whether they are current NAS ATCs or Premium Competitive ATCs. This will\nbe based on quantifying consumer response to the program, and ATC\u2019s perceptions of\nthe brand.\n\nIIMING: = \u2014t\u2014~\u2014S ACCOUNTING CODES: \u2014S\u2014_\nProject approval 3/4 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\n\u00ab Sticker Shipment - w/o 4-06-15 Budget\n\u00ab Data Collection - Apr \u2014 Jun 2015 GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\n\u00ab Final Report\u2014 July 2015\nInternal Order #: 907145-846500\nITEMIZED COSTS:\nPPhase\nPhases 1, 2A & 2B of Research $132,700\nRespondent Incentives $20 x Base ~$65,500 $65,500\nPrinting and shipping stickers $15,000 $15,000\nPrinting and Dist. clerk invites $17,020 $17,020\n*Travel casts to presentation are additional\nand billed at invoice if incurred.\n$230.220\"\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY LIEBERMAN RESEARCH WORLDWIDE\n(Name/ Date) (Namef Date)\n53741 1421", "img_5628.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: 2015 Cigarette Waste Brigade Program 2.0\nPROPOSAL #: 15-3006-07\nSUPPLIER: LRW\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n\n+ Understand the overall appeal of the Waste Brigade Program including usage dynaniics,\nhow it's used, intent to participate, and the degree to which ATGs elect to sign up on the\nmailing list whether they are current NAS ATCs or Premium Competitive ATCs. This will\nbe based on quantifying consumer response to the program, and ATC\u2019s perceptions of\nthe brand.\n\nIIMING: = \u2014t\u2014~\u2014S ACCOUNTING CODES: \u2014S\u2014_\nProject approval 3/4 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\n\u00ab Sticker Shipment - w/o 4-06-15 Budget\n\u00ab Data Collection - Apr \u2014 Jun 2015 GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\n\u00ab Final Report\u2014 July 2015\nInternal Order #: 907145-846500\nITEMIZED COSTS:\nPPhase\nPhases 1, 2A & 2B of Research $132,700\nRespondent Incentives $20 x Base ~$65,500 $65,500\nPrinting and shipping stickers $15,000 $15,000\nPrinting and Dist. clerk invites $17,020 $17,020\n*Travel casts to presentation are additional\nand billed at invoice if incurred.\n$230.220\"\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY LIEBERMAN RESEARCH WORLDWIDE\n(Name/ Date) (Namef Date)\n53741 1421", "img_59567.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59568.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59569.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59570.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59571.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59572.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__._\u2014s- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have sclected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Meitiods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X_ Epidemiology of Gccupational Hazards T-Th-S\n3 end\n_____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n__X_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\nas Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have seiected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nX Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor 5\n\u2014\u2014__._Epidemio!agy of tnjuries T-Th\nand \u201c\n_____._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor :\n_-X__ Epiderniology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please moke the following room reservation for me:\na X __ Middlebrook Hell (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 6/19/76 _ Depart _ 1/10/76 0/76 ts\n; a Po a 7 ous,\n18. Signature of Applicant So \u2122 4A SE) Pn ten Date SLES LO Se a\n19. | approve of this < venton Jenaadk =F Ky See ee oe) Ve Mme ee es ee\n; or 3 rn ise\nL\u00e9onard T \u2018Kirlandsomy Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Presram Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nae. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\na\nf x\nPe\nRees 47\nThe University of Mianesoia adberes to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in aot phase af University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this privciete, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to ali on an cquai basis.", "img_59608.png": "ee a nee ead oe te < Jeng Ulver OPES Fei ltae ao.\nGael <emeaite. flit Pheeng \u201cAud, SEY Feven , (45 BD\nPi reerg wt Peper E ee nD Gof OF Bib dais FFA\n16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes) >\nA.M. Schedule\n___ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X__ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\n. and\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F - vs ie\nP.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nx Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th :\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand a\n___._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n\u00a5 Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n; 17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_____. Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __..___\u2014-\u2014\u00abdBepart\n\u2014\u2014 oy 7\n18. Signature of ppilicantin Aas iced pert stele\n. . . \u2014_\n19. | approve of this application : \u2019 eee Mes 8 en\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59609.png": "ee a nee ead oe te < Jeng Ulver OPES Fei ltae ao.\nGael <emeaite. flit Pheeng \u201cAud, SEY Feven , (45 BD\nPi reerg wt Peper E ee nD Gof OF Bib dais FFA\n16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes) >\nA.M. Schedule\n___ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X__ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\n. and\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F - vs ie\nP.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nx Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th :\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand a\n___._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n\u00a5 Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n; 17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_____. Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __..___\u2014-\u2014\u00abdBepart\n\u2014\u2014 oy 7\n18. Signature of ppilicantin Aas iced pert stele\n. . . \u2014_\n19. | approve of this application : \u2019 eee Mes 8 en\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59611.png": "ee a nee ead oe te < Jeng Ulver OPES Fei ltae ao.\nGael <emeaite. flit Pheeng \u201cAud, SEY Feven , (45 BD\nPi reerg wt Peper E ee nD Gof OF Bib dais FFA\n16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes) >\nA.M. Schedule\n___ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X__ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\n. and\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F - vs ie\nP.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nx Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th :\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand a\n___._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n\u00a5 Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n; 17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_____. Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __..___\u2014-\u2014\u00abdBepart\n\u2014\u2014 oy 7\n18. Signature of ppilicantin Aas iced pert stele\n. . . \u2014_\n19. | approve of this application : \u2019 eee Mes 8 en\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59612.png": "ee a nee ead oe te < Jeng Ulver OPES Fei ltae ao.\nGael <emeaite. flit Pheeng \u201cAud, SEY Feven , (45 BD\nPi reerg wt Peper E ee nD Gof OF Bib dais FFA\n16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes) >\nA.M. Schedule\n___ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X__ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\n. and\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F - vs ie\nP.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nx Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th :\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand a\n___._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n\u00a5 Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n; 17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_____. Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __..___\u2014-\u2014\u00abdBepart\n\u2014\u2014 oy 7\n18. Signature of ppilicantin Aas iced pert stele\n. . . \u2014_\n19. | approve of this application : \u2019 eee Mes 8 en\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59613.png": "ee a nee ead oe te < Jeng Ulver OPES Fei ltae ao.\nGael <emeaite. flit Pheeng \u201cAud, SEY Feven , (45 BD\nPi reerg wt Peper E ee nD Gof OF Bib dais FFA\n16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes) >\nA.M. Schedule\n___ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X__ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\n. and\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F - vs ie\nP.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nx Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th :\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand a\n___._ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n\u00a5 Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n; 17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_____. Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __..___\u2014-\u2014\u00abdBepart\n\u2014\u2014 oy 7\n18. Signature of ppilicantin Aas iced pert stele\n. . . \u2014_\n19. | approve of this application : \u2019 eee Mes 8 en\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M. :\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59706.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59707.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59708.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59709.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59710.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59711.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59713.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes;-\nA.M. Schedule\n__._ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\n; If you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n_____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\n~~ or\n__V_ Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n____. Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n_____. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\nVW Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014_\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th :\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F 7\nor\n\\ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me: :\n_\u2014__\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive __________. Depart ria }\n; 2 \u2018\n18. Signature of Applicant ear Da pen Dae L$ Bul Ge\n19. | approve of this AppICAn OT wae Ma ae et nae ee eee ee Sry te\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.\nSOUCEELS HYeISTA Ze Lolo an ream loss A=velUTLeLeNe M", "img_59614.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\na Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\ni Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014. Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\nBes Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_A___ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n> Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 _. Depart een F\n\u2014 fi\nSof 9 te a is oF Sa\n18. Signature of Applicant bret 7 MM. Ue .. e+ Date sie Ch 184 Pe 7a\u201d\na\nHF. CA 5, LEX\n19. | approve of this spplleation ame LO Ktleetett tet fY7 0 ee ee\nC Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\n2 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nbd\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59615.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\na Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\ni Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014. Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\nBes Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_A___ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n> Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 _. Depart een F\n\u2014 fi\nSof 9 te a is oF Sa\n18. Signature of Applicant bret 7 MM. Ue .. e+ Date sie Ch 184 Pe 7a\u201d\na\nHF. CA 5, LEX\n19. | approve of this spplleation ame LO Ktleetett tet fY7 0 ee ee\nC Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\n2 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nbd\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59616.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\na Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\ni Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014. Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\nBes Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_A___ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n> Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 _. Depart een F\n\u2014 fi\nSof 9 te a is oF Sa\n18. Signature of Applicant bret 7 MM. Ue .. e+ Date sie Ch 184 Pe 7a\u201d\na\nHF. CA 5, LEX\n19. | approve of this spplleation ame LO Ktleetett tet fY7 0 ee ee\nC Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\n2 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nbd\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59617.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\na Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\ni Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014. Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\nBes Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_A___ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n> Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 _. Depart een F\n\u2014 fi\nSof 9 te a is oF Sa\n18. Signature of Applicant bret 7 MM. Ue .. e+ Date sie Ch 184 Pe 7a\u201d\na\nHF. CA 5, LEX\n19. | approve of this spplleation ame LO Ktleetett tet fY7 0 ee ee\nC Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\n2 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nbd\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59619.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\nFundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n____ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n____ Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\n_ Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\na Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate\ni Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014_\u2014. Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\nBes Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_A___ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n> Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive \u2014 _. Depart een F\n\u2014 fi\nSof 9 te a is oF Sa\n18. Signature of Applicant bret 7 MM. Ue .. e+ Date sie Ch 184 Pe 7a\u201d\na\nHF. CA 5, LEX\n19. | approve of this spplleation ame LO Ktleetett tet fY7 0 ee ee\nC Department Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\n2 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nbd\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59852.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59853.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59854.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59855.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59856.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59857.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59858.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes).\nA.M. Schedule\n__ _ Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\ni Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nor\n__. Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\ncpa of Cancer M-W-F Cmesv ime RTAUT +5 > Gm ane ley af unker a Cancer\nCece Grant)\nor\nEpidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n____\u2014 Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate \u2018\n20\" we Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\n______ Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\noe or\n__\u201c_ Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F :\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n_] \u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive 6/20 _ Depart 7/4 _\nf : ay A ike *\n18. Signature of Applicant ee ee Date ees\n19. | approve of this Se See) s- Feta ah neni ool\nDepartment Chairman or Adviser\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59664.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes). F\nA.M. Schedule\n_____-\u2014- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nee or\nXK Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___. Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nDh seheenicicle of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n___. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate 2\n_ Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\nVf : 4 Z\na fe Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\noe Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n\u2014___\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive ____.______ Depart \u201ca\n18. Signature of ronnie Oren fiir Date Miahe4 [Fk\ng LA? oe J\nartes qh Wy} Arden j is 1 OutetlEeet\n19. | approve of this application Magee] | nsO11 , Dent Heeman Oneetose\nDepartment C@hairman or Adviser )\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59665.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes). F\nA.M. Schedule\n_____-\u2014- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nee or\nXK Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___. Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nDh seheenicicle of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n___. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate 2\n_ Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\nVf : 4 Z\na fe Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\noe Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n\u2014___\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive ____.______ Depart \u201ca\n18. Signature of ronnie Oren fiir Date Miahe4 [Fk\ng LA? oe J\nartes qh Wy} Arden j is 1 OutetlEeet\n19. | approve of this application Magee] | nsO11 , Dent Heeman Oneetose\nDepartment C@hairman or Adviser )\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_59666.png": "16. Courses in which you wish to enroll: (Please read instructions carefully and check the appropriate boxes). F\nA.M. Schedule\n_____-\u2014- Fundamentals of Biostatistics M-T-W-Th-F.\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following morning courses:\nAlternate\n______ Principles and Methods of Epidemiologic Research T-Th-S\nee or\nXK Epidemiology of Occupational Hazards T-Th-S\nand\n___. Epidemiology of Cancer M-W-F\nor\nDh seheenicicle of Cardiovascular Diseases M-W-F\nP.M. Schedule\n___. Fundamentals of Epidemiology M-T-Th-F\nIf you have selected this course, do not select the following afternoon courses:\nAlternate 2\n_ Health Services Planning and Evaluation T-Th\nor\nVf : 4 Z\na fe Epidemiology of Injuries T-Th\nand\noe Infectious Disease Epidemiology M-W-F\nor\n_X Epidemiology of Nutritional Diseases and Abnormalities M-W-F\n17. Please make the following room reservation for me:\n\u2014___\u2014 Middlebrook Hall (Two in a room, twin beds) Arrive ____.______ Depart \u201ca\n18. Signature of ronnie Oren fiir Date Miahe4 [Fk\ng LA? oe J\nartes qh Wy} Arden j is 1 OutetlEeet\n19. | approve of this application Magee] | nsO11 , Dent Heeman Oneetose\nDepartment C@hairman or Adviser )\nSend this form with check for $25.00, made payable to the University of Minnesota, to: Dr. Leonard M.\nSchuman, Program Director, Epidemiology Summer Session, Division of Epidemiology, Room 1-117 Unit A,\nHealth Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455.\nAPPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 17.\nThe University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access\nto facilities in any phase of University activity without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or national origin.\nUnder this principle, educational, cultural, social, housing, extra curricular and employment opportunities are\navailable to all on an equal basis.", "img_15747.png": "PROGRESS REPORT irimeges.one (eniyy\n. : Client. Hoechst Marion Rousse! / Wyeth-Ayerst :\nPOSTERS\nFourteen posters will be presented at the World Congress of the Menopause in Yokohama, October 1999 six preclinical from HMR and\neight from F. Ai-Azzawi and colleagues. All abstracts have now been submitted to the Conference Organizers. It is not planned to\npresent any posters at the 1st World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility in Prague in October 1999.\nP2(1) Poster 1 Poster Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for Poster format: needs redesigning\n(n vivo progestomimetic activity | presentation at submission to Yokohama. to combine text plus data foreach\nof a novel progestin, Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller item. Parthenon preparing new\n\u00a9 trimegestone 45.04.99. design.\nD. Philibert et al.\nP2(1) Poster 2 Poster Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for Poster format needs redesigning\nEffect of a novel progestin, presentation at submission to Yokohama. to combine text plus data for each\ntrimegestone, on hormonal Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller item. Parthenon preparing new\nsteroid receptor binding in vitro, 15.04.99. design. :\ni and on hormonal steroid activity\nin vivo :\nD. Philibert et al,\nP22) Postert \u2014[ Eaty2o00 | Psterfo be prepared |\n| P22) Poster2 | Eatyzoo0, | Pasterto be prepared\n| P2(3) Poster 1 Poster Initial draft sent to HMR to review Awaiting approval of poster text\n: Pharmacokinetics of presentation at | 21.10.98. from Peter Miller.\ni trimegestone in the rat and Yokohama Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for\ncynomolgus monkey following submission to Yokohama.\nsingle- and repeat-dose Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\n| administration 15.04.99.\ni P. Verdier et al.\nP2(3) Poster 2 Poster Initial draft sent to HMR to review | Awaiting approval of poster text\n: Tissue distribution and presentation at 21.10.98. from Peter Miller.\n| excretion of trimegestone in the | Yokohama Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for\nrat and cynomolgus monkey submission to Yokohama.\nC. Bonnat et al. Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\ni vom 15.04.99. :\n: . ) P2(4) Poster 1 Poster Abstract revised and sent to Peter Miller Poster being prepared.\n| ove Pharmacokinetics of estradiol presentation at | 08.04.99 for submission to Yokohama.\n} and trimegestone in Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\n} postmenopausal wmen after 15.04.99.\n\\ multiple administration of 2mg\n| estradiol once a day for 14 days\n/ followed by 2mg\nestradiol/0.5mg trimegestone\n| once a day for 14 days\ni E. Sultan et al.\ni P2(4) Poster 2 Poster Abstract sent fo Peter Miller 08.04.99 for | Poster being prepared.\n' Bioequivalence and presentation at | submission to Yokohama.\n| bioavailability of combined Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\ntrimegestone and 176-estradiol 15.04.99.\ntablet in postmenopausal .\nvolunteers and effect of food on\nbioavailability of the combined\n4 tablet\nF. Namour et af.\n| [P3(t)Poster1 | Early2000 | | Paster tobe prepared\n!\nj oe\nfoe . ee\nLo TT -\u2014-\u201d...\u2019..nwv.......... 8\noo\n14\nCon i iali\nouental Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000968", "img_15753.png": "PROGRESS REPORT irimeges.one (eniyy\n. : Client. Hoechst Marion Rousse! / Wyeth-Ayerst :\nPOSTERS\nFourteen posters will be presented at the World Congress of the Menopause in Yokohama, October 1999 six preclinical from HMR and\neight from F. Ai-Azzawi and colleagues. All abstracts have now been submitted to the Conference Organizers. It is not planned to\npresent any posters at the 1st World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility in Prague in October 1999.\nP2(1) Poster 1 Poster Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for Poster format: needs redesigning\n(n vivo progestomimetic activity | presentation at submission to Yokohama. to combine text plus data foreach\nof a novel progestin, Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller item. Parthenon preparing new\n\u00a9 trimegestone 45.04.99. design.\nD. Philibert et al.\nP2(1) Poster 2 Poster Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for Poster format needs redesigning\nEffect of a novel progestin, presentation at submission to Yokohama. to combine text plus data for each\ntrimegestone, on hormonal Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller item. Parthenon preparing new\nsteroid receptor binding in vitro, 15.04.99. design. :\ni and on hormonal steroid activity\nin vivo :\nD. Philibert et al,\nP22) Postert \u2014[ Eaty2o00 | Psterfo be prepared |\n| P22) Poster2 | Eatyzoo0, | Pasterto be prepared\n| P2(3) Poster 1 Poster Initial draft sent to HMR to review Awaiting approval of poster text\n: Pharmacokinetics of presentation at | 21.10.98. from Peter Miller.\ni trimegestone in the rat and Yokohama Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for\ncynomolgus monkey following submission to Yokohama.\nsingle- and repeat-dose Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\n| administration 15.04.99.\ni P. Verdier et al.\nP2(3) Poster 2 Poster Initial draft sent to HMR to review | Awaiting approval of poster text\n: Tissue distribution and presentation at 21.10.98. from Peter Miller.\n| excretion of trimegestone in the | Yokohama Abstract sent to Peter Miller 08.04.99 for\nrat and cynomolgus monkey submission to Yokohama.\nC. Bonnat et al. Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\ni vom 15.04.99. :\n: . ) P2(4) Poster 1 Poster Abstract revised and sent to Peter Miller Poster being prepared.\n| ove Pharmacokinetics of estradiol presentation at | 08.04.99 for submission to Yokohama.\n} and trimegestone in Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\n} postmenopausal wmen after 15.04.99.\n\\ multiple administration of 2mg\n| estradiol once a day for 14 days\n/ followed by 2mg\nestradiol/0.5mg trimegestone\n| once a day for 14 days\ni E. Sultan et al.\ni P2(4) Poster 2 Poster Abstract sent fo Peter Miller 08.04.99 for | Poster being prepared.\n' Bioequivalence and presentation at | submission to Yokohama.\n| bioavailability of combined Yokohama Abstract submitted by Peter Miller\ntrimegestone and 176-estradiol 15.04.99.\ntablet in postmenopausal .\nvolunteers and effect of food on\nbioavailability of the combined\n4 tablet\nF. Namour et af.\n| [P3(t)Poster1 | Early2000 | | Paster tobe prepared\n!\nj oe\nfoe . ee\nLo TT -\u2014-\u201d...\u2019..nwv.......... 8\noo\n14\nCon i iali\nouental Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000968", "img_57853.png": "\u00a9 PRUGKESD REFURT oo ees lumegeoune gy\n: Client. Hoechst Marion Roussel / Wyeth-Ayerst -\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPLENARY SESSION ON MENOPAUSE\nPRAGUE 1999\nHighlights report A highlights report is planned from this Plenary Session, based mainly on Dr Al-Azzawi's\npresentation on \u2018The preclinical profile of trimegestone and its effect on the endometrium. Peter\n@ Miller to provide additional data\nDr Al-Azzawi may be asked to present the following three abstracts at meetings in 2000 . \"\n\u00b0 Effect of changing the dose of trimegestone on the pattern of uterine bleeding\n. Changes in lipoprotein profile in trimegestone-based HRT \u2014 a dose-ranging study\n: Unscheduled bleeding on trimegestone-based HRT and its relationship to structural abnormalities of the uterine cavity\nEUROPEAN MENOPAUSE CONGRESS\n| COPENHAGEN, JULY 2000\n| [Sec | CCS\u2122C~C~SOCSOSOCOCOCOCSCSCSC\u201c\u2018\u201cSC*SY\n| ras sC~\u2018iRSC\u201c\u2018SC.OOSOSSSSS\nFIGO\nWASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2000\n| [ Symposiy\n|\nGYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY\n! FLORENCE, DECEMBER 2000\n| [sme TS SC\u2122C~SCSSSCSCSCSsCSSSS\nXD [Pest\n: Wo . .\n| -\nA : :\n| :\nbi\n| |\n: : .\n|} oO\ni & &\n| \u2014 ee\n| 8\nLo\nconudential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000970", "img_57854.png": "\u00a9 PRUGKESD REFURT oo ees lumegeoune gy\n: Client. Hoechst Marion Roussel / Wyeth-Ayerst -\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPLENARY SESSION ON MENOPAUSE\nPRAGUE 1999\nHighlights report A highlights report is planned from this Plenary Session, based mainly on Dr Al-Azzawi's\npresentation on \u2018The preclinical profile of trimegestone and its effect on the endometrium. Peter\n@ Miller to provide additional data\nDr Al-Azzawi may be asked to present the following three abstracts at meetings in 2000 . \"\n\u00b0 Effect of changing the dose of trimegestone on the pattern of uterine bleeding\n. Changes in lipoprotein profile in trimegestone-based HRT \u2014 a dose-ranging study\n: Unscheduled bleeding on trimegestone-based HRT and its relationship to structural abnormalities of the uterine cavity\nEUROPEAN MENOPAUSE CONGRESS\n| COPENHAGEN, JULY 2000\n| [Sec | CCS\u2122C~C~SOCSOSOCOCOCOCSCSCSC\u201c\u2018\u201cSC*SY\n| ras sC~\u2018iRSC\u201c\u2018SC.OOSOSSSSS\nFIGO\nWASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2000\n| [ Symposiy\n|\nGYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY\n! FLORENCE, DECEMBER 2000\n| [sme TS SC\u2122C~SCSSSCSCSCSsCSSSS\nXD [Pest\n: Wo . .\n| -\nA : :\n| :\nbi\n| |\n: : .\n|} oO\ni & &\n| \u2014 ee\n| 8\nLo\nconudential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000970", "img_57855.png": "\u00a9 PRUGKESD REFURT oo ees lumegeoune gy\n: Client. Hoechst Marion Roussel / Wyeth-Ayerst -\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPLENARY SESSION ON MENOPAUSE\nPRAGUE 1999\nHighlights report A highlights report is planned from this Plenary Session, based mainly on Dr Al-Azzawi's\npresentation on \u2018The preclinical profile of trimegestone and its effect on the endometrium. Peter\n@ Miller to provide additional data\nDr Al-Azzawi may be asked to present the following three abstracts at meetings in 2000 . \"\n\u00b0 Effect of changing the dose of trimegestone on the pattern of uterine bleeding\n. Changes in lipoprotein profile in trimegestone-based HRT \u2014 a dose-ranging study\n: Unscheduled bleeding on trimegestone-based HRT and its relationship to structural abnormalities of the uterine cavity\nEUROPEAN MENOPAUSE CONGRESS\n| COPENHAGEN, JULY 2000\n| [Sec | CCS\u2122C~C~SOCSOSOCOCOCOCSCSCSC\u201c\u2018\u201cSC*SY\n| ras sC~\u2018iRSC\u201c\u2018SC.OOSOSSSSS\nFIGO\nWASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2000\n| [ Symposiy\n|\nGYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY\n! FLORENCE, DECEMBER 2000\n| [sme TS SC\u2122C~SCSSSCSCSCSsCSSSS\nXD [Pest\n: Wo . .\n| -\nA : :\n| :\nbi\n| |\n: : .\n|} oO\ni & &\n| \u2014 ee\n| 8\nLo\nconudential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000970", "img_57857.png": "\u00a9 PRUGKESD REFURT oo ees lumegeoune gy\n: Client. Hoechst Marion Roussel / Wyeth-Ayerst -\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPLENARY SESSION ON MENOPAUSE\nPRAGUE 1999\nHighlights report A highlights report is planned from this Plenary Session, based mainly on Dr Al-Azzawi's\npresentation on \u2018The preclinical profile of trimegestone and its effect on the endometrium. Peter\n@ Miller to provide additional data\nDr Al-Azzawi may be asked to present the following three abstracts at meetings in 2000 . \"\n\u00b0 Effect of changing the dose of trimegestone on the pattern of uterine bleeding\n. Changes in lipoprotein profile in trimegestone-based HRT \u2014 a dose-ranging study\n: Unscheduled bleeding on trimegestone-based HRT and its relationship to structural abnormalities of the uterine cavity\nEUROPEAN MENOPAUSE CONGRESS\n| COPENHAGEN, JULY 2000\n| [Sec | CCS\u2122C~C~SOCSOSOCOCOCOCSCSCSC\u201c\u2018\u201cSC*SY\n| ras sC~\u2018iRSC\u201c\u2018SC.OOSOSSSSS\nFIGO\nWASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2000\n| [ Symposiy\n|\nGYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY\n! FLORENCE, DECEMBER 2000\n| [sme TS SC\u2122C~SCSSSCSCSCSsCSSSS\nXD [Pest\n: Wo . .\n| -\nA : :\n| :\nbi\n| |\n: : .\n|} oO\ni & &\n| \u2014 ee\n| 8\nLo\nconudential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000970", "img_57858.png": "\u00a9 PRUGKESD REFURT oo ees lumegeoune gy\n: Client. Hoechst Marion Roussel / Wyeth-Ayerst -\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPLENARY SESSION ON MENOPAUSE\nPRAGUE 1999\nHighlights report A highlights report is planned from this Plenary Session, based mainly on Dr Al-Azzawi's\npresentation on \u2018The preclinical profile of trimegestone and its effect on the endometrium. Peter\n@ Miller to provide additional data\nDr Al-Azzawi may be asked to present the following three abstracts at meetings in 2000 . \"\n\u00b0 Effect of changing the dose of trimegestone on the pattern of uterine bleeding\n. Changes in lipoprotein profile in trimegestone-based HRT \u2014 a dose-ranging study\n: Unscheduled bleeding on trimegestone-based HRT and its relationship to structural abnormalities of the uterine cavity\nEUROPEAN MENOPAUSE CONGRESS\n| COPENHAGEN, JULY 2000\n| [Sec | CCS\u2122C~C~SOCSOSOCOCOCOCSCSCSC\u201c\u2018\u201cSC*SY\n| ras sC~\u2018iRSC\u201c\u2018SC.OOSOSSSSS\nFIGO\nWASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 2000\n| [ Symposiy\n|\nGYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY\n! FLORENCE, DECEMBER 2000\n| [sme TS SC\u2122C~SCSSSCSCSCSsCSSSS\nXD [Pest\n: Wo . .\n| -\nA : :\n| :\nbi\n| |\n: : .\n|} oO\ni & &\n| \u2014 ee\n| 8\nLo\nconudential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ015-000970", "img_57886.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_57887.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_57888.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_57889.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_57890.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_57891.png": "Trimegestone (1mg)\na\nPROJECT TARGET DATE | CURRENT STATUS / COMMENTS NEXT ACTION\nPHASE 1 PROTOCOLS .\n0915A3-101/102 Trials are complete. Awaiting final data\nA single-dose, comparative No scientific interest\nbioavailability study of a single\ncombination-tablet formulation\n| conjugated estrogen\u2019\ni trimegestone (0.625mg/ 0.25mg\n' of 0.0625mg vs Premarin tablet\n(0.625mg))\ni 0915A3-105 Trialis complete. Awaiting final data. pK report\nThe effects of food on the Interest in publication depends on data expected 07.99. Follow-up with J.\n| pharmacokinetics of Ermer .\ni: combination tablets of\nconjugated estrogens/\ntrimegestone in healthy\n| postmenopausal subjects\nPHASE 2 PROTOCOL\n| 0915A3-207-CH Trial is complete. Awaiting final data Awaiting final data.\n| A comparative, double-blind, (2Q99). 3-cycle lipid data comparing Acceptability to publish?\n| randomized study of the lipid medroxyprogesterone acetate and\ni effects of two regimens of trimegestone in combination with Premarin\ni Premarin and trimegestone .\n| compared with Premarin and\n| medroxyprogesterone acetate in\ni postmenopausal women\nPHASE 2 PAPERS .\n| WP2(1) 4 or 2 papers\n| \u2018s % | Dose ranging study of 3\ni few combinations of 1mg 17BE2 .\n} and'3 doses of trimegestone vs\n' Kliogest. Effect on endometrial\n\\ safety, bleeding patterns and\n| lipid metabolism\n| \u2018WP2(2) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nIn vitro characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biol\ni Z. Zhang et al.\nWP2(3) Mid 1999 Abstract received 10.03.99. Publication\nin vivo characterization of outline is being drafted.\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Target journal: J Steroid Biochem Molec\nselective steroidal progestin Biot\n$.G. Lunden et al.\n\u2018WP2(4) Late 1999/Early } Studies in progress; results due in\nThe effect trimegestone vs MPA | 2000 March/April.\non estradiol antagonism of Target Journal: none\ncalcium mobilization in coronary Poster presentation: none planned until\nartery smooth muscle cells the results are reviewed\nK, Hermsmeyer et al.\n& 6\n' ee D\nConfidential Pursuan iali\nOrder it to Confidentiality $OLOJ015-000971", "img_24499.png": ": \u2018 ony 3 sy\nAE gb DOT ee Ser BEX KAY AY ,\nSZ RS TEE SS FG 2g Bae x rs sere ney eye x \u2018 \\\nPurpose of journey and destination in China, To become mor e@ knowledg = able about |\nthe education system of the People's Republic of China.\nIntended duration-of stay in Ching. 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ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49362.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49366.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49369.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49373.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49376.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_49381.png": "| Ps\n) fs\n}\n| ae o. a\n| ee he\n\nFyre S sr\u201d PS :\n\nFlamer a Peake\nLi \u2018\nRs bia AR.\n! ae THE\n{ ; \"\nl SEA BIRD WRECK\n| IN THE IRISH SEA\n| AUTUMN 1969\n|\nTHE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL\nPUBLICATIONS SERIES C No4 1971 eSincnt&,\n2 o \" Sf", "img_63494.png": ";\ni THE\n/ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION\nIN-STORE INFORMATION INTERVENTION PROJECT\nik Phase One:\nPurpose - Priorities - Structure\nPrepared for:\nAmerican Heart Association\nDallas, Texas\n| | y\ni Esteban Soriano\n; Institute for Commmication Research\nb . Stanford University\ni June, 1976", "img_63506.png": ";\ni THE\n/ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION\nIN-STORE INFORMATION INTERVENTION PROJECT\nik Phase One:\nPurpose - Priorities - Structure\nPrepared for:\nAmerican Heart Association\nDallas, Texas\n| | y\ni Esteban Soriano\n; Institute for Commmication Research\nb . Stanford University\ni June, 1976", "img_63518.png": ";\ni THE\n/ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION\nIN-STORE INFORMATION INTERVENTION PROJECT\nik Phase One:\nPurpose - Priorities - Structure\nPrepared for:\nAmerican Heart Association\nDallas, Texas\n| | y\ni Esteban Soriano\n; Institute for Commmication Research\nb . Stanford University\ni June, 1976", "img_63524.png": ";\ni THE\n/ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION\nIN-STORE INFORMATION INTERVENTION PROJECT\nik Phase One:\nPurpose - Priorities - Structure\nPrepared for:\nAmerican Heart Association\nDallas, Texas\n| | y\ni Esteban Soriano\n; Institute for Commmication Research\nb . Stanford University\ni June, 1976", "img_63528.png": ";\ni THE\n/ AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION\nIN-STORE INFORMATION INTERVENTION PROJECT\nik Phase One:\nPurpose - Priorities - Structure\nPrepared for:\nAmerican Heart Association\nDallas, Texas\n| | y\ni Esteban Soriano\n; Institute for Commmication Research\nb . Stanford University\ni June, 1976", "img_36588.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36590.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36591.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36592.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36593.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36594.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36598.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36601.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_36595.png": "ner ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, es | Oo rae ee verse\ni. 8 UTAM,B, 164-66 Es Pe tie\nPATTERN OF FOOD INTAKE | - Le a eel\n' : ; ea : : ;\n| Range Major Pant e ; 7S\nbose : | ADMISSION PRENATAL STATUS -TEENAGERS, . .. .*\n1 0-30% 1, Bread/ cereals ete, 4,8 , eine . ea 4\nfo \u00b0. [10-34 2. Milk products \u201c+ = 2.4 |. f~ PATTERN OF NONESSENTIAL FOOD INTAKE.\u201d\n| 10 -whole. milk aS i : tee\ni 5-42 3. Meat /enuumes izes | Miscellancous ;\nBle 5 > chicken 0.2 'o Not Eating. ervings/ Da\n3 5 Seraneek os i% Not Eating Food Items # Serving y\n4 18: _ 7 lunch meat: 0.5 | BePorato chins ee Oe\n\\ 12 : - pinto beans 0.3 Esl 30 a 1. Potato ch ES 9 op leat ee\nSp BEe 2 2Saltines ae) 02\n4 1d nk 8 Seda poy, OC ee\ni. = 40 6, Fruits/ vegetables 2.4 | 34 4, Kool aid 0:5 ;\ni a es fe\nah eae: Vo neee Sit eee Seiad ete 6. Sugar ye lted ron\nerie Aika em ee oS ee aE ok Sar See sien\na ee ee EMG ge es\n: ' i Admission Prenatal Sicius - Teenagers S ann : oe oe 5 [i aN 2 oe a : ans Bo ve\nmaces i -  UTMS 1864-66 pa i . i ; te Oe ae ata\ncpa 4 Percent Adequacy Nutrient Intake ergo , g jenn res E py Aiare ete Nae i\n| wa heey < \u00b0 a eee: ee I a Manatee MR ea Cet ea\neta! et 120 2 cone Ea aes Be Epa siuaete tie a! ee tee a if iiiyarve OH\n: 1 5 3 38 e: 5 5 ap og aea a Se eo pe a ne\neg reer My aie: oe re eee om od G 2 ene Sc ale\nPaes ot = 100, a a in Z : Y ose pe ae oe ee\n\u2018 ay? Z y Z aoe Z ean: : panes : \u2018ia 3\n. : ; so: 5 A] Z 7 | U coe es 7Z | ae fe Beir ate Bg :\nPai Ser aa Z YZ 4 Re oc eat ie hearts\nee es Wag i: a Z Ye, Regie an Matson. oe ema\nE ; Tahee Mee 8 ( 2nd group ; aoe oe ne si lsiose tata ane\n: ura Intake oi re . Siete ie cee Ss eae eres eee Sosa\n: ; : * -2158Cd. _T3GM. | 780MG. \u2018127MG, SO7OIU, 938MG6.  12MG. 20MG, I5MG, wz t a iene\nSTMT TENA enn se eset ala", "img_57905.png": "2\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 8\noO\n<\nwe\noe\n$\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report\nContents\nTotelle Family ..............csccssscssscessscssccssessssecssecssessssecsssessscesssasessessssesessesesssessesessessssessssssssssssssssssssssssscsssssssses 2\nI. Manuscripts - Totelle 1 mg Continuous Combined .0...........ccccssccsscccsscssssccsssccssscsssccssscssssesssscssscssseees 2\nUl. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 10g... cccsssccscsccscccescccsscccsscccsccecscccsscccsscecssscsssssessssessssessscsssssssesssees 4\nTIT. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 2 mg ...........ccsscsssscssscesscsssecsssecsscesssessssesssesssessssssessssesscsssessssssesssseseees O\nTV. Other Projects - Totelle..........cccscsscscssccsssccsssccssccssccssscssssccsssscsscsssscssssesssscsssssssssssssessssescsssscsscssssees OD\nPremarin/T MG uu... sesssssceesceessccescccnccecscccescccsscccsscecsccessccesscccaccccsccesscccescccssccssscessccsessssessssesssssssssssssesssenee LO\nI. Manuscripts - Premarin/TMG ............csccssscsssscsssscsssccssecsssecsssecssessssacssasessessssessssssessssesssssssssssssesssseseee LO\nTrimegestone Preclinical/Combined ..........ccccccssccssscssecsssccsssscssccssscssseccsscecsscsssscsssscsssscsssscsssccsssescssssssssesseee LL\nI. Preclinical Manuscripts - Trimegestone ............sccsssccssscessecsssscssecsssecsssecsseecsscesessessssssssssessessssssesseseseee |\nPlease note that ongoing projects are shaded; all other projects are hold for a variety of reasons.\n>\ns\ncS\n3\nS\n3\n2\n5\n2\na\ng\nPage 1 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\n52\noo", "img_58024.png": "2\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 8\noO\n<\nwe\noe\n$\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report\nContents\nTotelle Family ..............csccssscssscessscssccssessssecssecssessssecsssessscesssasessessssesessesesssessesessessssessssssssssssssssssssssssscsssssssses 2\nI. Manuscripts - Totelle 1 mg Continuous Combined .0...........ccccssccsscccsscssssccsssccssscsssccssscssssesssscssscssseees 2\nUl. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 10g... cccsssccscsccscccescccsscccsscccsccecscccsscccsscecssscsssssessssessssessscsssssssesssees 4\nTIT. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 2 mg ...........ccsscsssscssscesscsssecsssecsscesssessssesssesssessssssessssesscsssessssssesssseseees O\nTV. Other Projects - Totelle..........cccscsscscssccsssccsssccssccssccssscssssccsssscsscsssscssssesssscsssssssssssssessssescsssscsscssssees OD\nPremarin/T MG uu... sesssssceesceessccescccnccecscccescccsscccsscecsccessccesscccaccccsccesscccescccssccssscessccsessssessssesssssssssssssesssenee LO\nI. Manuscripts - Premarin/TMG ............csccssscsssscsssscsssccssecsssecsssecssessssacssasessessssessssssessssesssssssssssssesssseseee LO\nTrimegestone Preclinical/Combined ..........ccccccssccssscssecsssccsssscssccssscssseccsscecsscsssscsssscsssscsssscsssccsssescssssssssesseee LL\nI. Preclinical Manuscripts - Trimegestone ............sccsssccssscessecsssscssecsssecsssecsseecsscesessessssssssssessessssssesseseseee |\nPlease note that ongoing projects are shaded; all other projects are hold for a variety of reasons.\n>\ns\ncS\n3\nS\n3\n2\n5\n2\na\ng\nPage 1 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\n52\noo", "img_15350.png": "\u00e9\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 3\noO\n2\ncontinued Manuscripts - Totelle 1 mg Continuous Combined &\nfas fem peeee Oe ee SC\nTBD Cc Paper PC(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 (3-7-03) Have comments from Gary, but not incorporated and not\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal progressed because it was not fast track. All comments to go to\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Dave. Passed over to DW.\ncontinuous combined regimen of either 1 (4-28-03) No external authors involved to date. Need to decide on\nmg estradiol and trimegestone or estradiol priority.\nand norethisterone acetate over a 1 year (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but this is a low-priority\nperiod paper.\n(8-29-03) Manuscript on hold for budgetary reasons.\nWarming PC(4) Phase III |Menopaus|Accepted  _.|(3-7-03) Can we present/publish before Agency review ~ Sophie?\nL, Ravn P, Low-dose continuous combined treatment e with Passed over to DW.\nChristianse with trimegestone and: 17-estradiol revisisions _ |(4-28-03).No draft manuscript. Need to decide on priority and\nn\u00a2 prevents postmenopausal osteoporosis in timing.\nan osteopenic population (57-03) This should be a high priority paper.\n(7-10-03) Highest-priority manuscript. DW to review current draft\nand provide update to team by late July.\n(7-28-03) Circulated to team to review.\n(8-29-03) Comments requested by 8-28-03.\n(9-22-03) Still waiting for comments from Daniele and/or Sophie\n(10-20-03) Christiansen has submitted this manuscript unilaterally\nto Menopause and it has. been accepted. with revisions. We have\nprovided him with an updated draft of the manuscript and he will\ntry to. incorporate these revisions in the paper where possible \u2014\nGinger and Christiansen discussed this paper and decided to\nproc\u00e9ed in this manner. Delmas has been added as an author.\n(11-7-03) Revised manuscript resubmitted to Menopause by\nChristiansen\u2018s group.\n(1-12-04) This is slated to be published in Menopause in May/June\n2004.\n2\noO\nec\n3\n5\noO\n2\n5\n2\na\na\ns\nPage 3 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nco\nos\noo", "img_15351.png": "\u00e9\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 3\noO\n2\ncontinued Manuscripts - Totelle 1 mg Continuous Combined &\nfas fem peeee Oe ee SC\nTBD Cc Paper PC(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 (3-7-03) Have comments from Gary, but not incorporated and not\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal progressed because it was not fast track. All comments to go to\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Dave. Passed over to DW.\ncontinuous combined regimen of either 1 (4-28-03) No external authors involved to date. Need to decide on\nmg estradiol and trimegestone or estradiol priority.\nand norethisterone acetate over a 1 year (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but this is a low-priority\nperiod paper.\n(8-29-03) Manuscript on hold for budgetary reasons.\nWarming PC(4) Phase III |Menopaus|Accepted  _.|(3-7-03) Can we present/publish before Agency review ~ Sophie?\nL, Ravn P, Low-dose continuous combined treatment e with Passed over to DW.\nChristianse with trimegestone and: 17-estradiol revisisions _ |(4-28-03).No draft manuscript. Need to decide on priority and\nn\u00a2 prevents postmenopausal osteoporosis in timing.\nan osteopenic population (57-03) This should be a high priority paper.\n(7-10-03) Highest-priority manuscript. DW to review current draft\nand provide update to team by late July.\n(7-28-03) Circulated to team to review.\n(8-29-03) Comments requested by 8-28-03.\n(9-22-03) Still waiting for comments from Daniele and/or Sophie\n(10-20-03) Christiansen has submitted this manuscript unilaterally\nto Menopause and it has. been accepted. with revisions. We have\nprovided him with an updated draft of the manuscript and he will\ntry to. incorporate these revisions in the paper where possible \u2014\nGinger and Christiansen discussed this paper and decided to\nproc\u00e9ed in this manner. Delmas has been added as an author.\n(11-7-03) Revised manuscript resubmitted to Menopause by\nChristiansen\u2018s group.\n(1-12-04) This is slated to be published in Menopause in May/June\n2004.\n2\noO\nec\n3\n5\noO\n2\n5\n2\na\na\ns\nPage 3 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nco\nos\noo", "img_15352.png": "\u00e9\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 3\noO\n2\ncontinued Manuscripts - Totelle 1 mg Continuous Combined &\nfas fem peeee Oe ee SC\nTBD Cc Paper PC(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 (3-7-03) Have comments from Gary, but not incorporated and not\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal progressed because it was not fast track. All comments to go to\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Dave. Passed over to DW.\ncontinuous combined regimen of either 1 (4-28-03) No external authors involved to date. Need to decide on\nmg estradiol and trimegestone or estradiol priority.\nand norethisterone acetate over a 1 year (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but this is a low-priority\nperiod paper.\n(8-29-03) Manuscript on hold for budgetary reasons.\nWarming PC(4) Phase III |Menopaus|Accepted  _.|(3-7-03) Can we present/publish before Agency review ~ Sophie?\nL, Ravn P, Low-dose continuous combined treatment e with Passed over to DW.\nChristianse with trimegestone and: 17-estradiol revisisions _ |(4-28-03).No draft manuscript. Need to decide on priority and\nn\u00a2 prevents postmenopausal osteoporosis in timing.\nan osteopenic population (57-03) This should be a high priority paper.\n(7-10-03) Highest-priority manuscript. DW to review current draft\nand provide update to team by late July.\n(7-28-03) Circulated to team to review.\n(8-29-03) Comments requested by 8-28-03.\n(9-22-03) Still waiting for comments from Daniele and/or Sophie\n(10-20-03) Christiansen has submitted this manuscript unilaterally\nto Menopause and it has. been accepted. with revisions. We have\nprovided him with an updated draft of the manuscript and he will\ntry to. incorporate these revisions in the paper where possible \u2014\nGinger and Christiansen discussed this paper and decided to\nproc\u00e9ed in this manner. Delmas has been added as an author.\n(11-7-03) Revised manuscript resubmitted to Menopause by\nChristiansen\u2018s group.\n(1-12-04) This is slated to be published in Menopause in May/June\n2004.\n2\noO\nec\n3\n5\noO\n2\n5\n2\na\na\ns\nPage 3 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nco\nos\noo", "img_14993.png": "oO\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 3\noO\ncontinued - Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg fe\nhon pomp eS eS TLC\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002.\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13.\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation.\ncombined sequential regimen of either 1 (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\nmg estradiol and trimegestone or estradiol comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nand norethisterone over a 1-year period Passed over to DW.\n(7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is low-priority.\n8-29-03) Manuscript on hold for budgetary reasons.\n2\nS\nec\n\u00ae\n2\n=\nCc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\nS\nPage 5 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nEG\noe\noo", "img_14994.png": "oO\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 1/12/04 3\noO\ncontinued - Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg fe\nhon pomp eS eS TLC\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002.\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13.\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation.\ncombined sequential regimen of either 1 (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\nmg estradiol and trimegestone or estradiol comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nand norethisterone over a 1-year period Passed over to DW.\n(7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is low-priority.\n8-29-03) Manuscript on hold for budgetary reasons.\n2\nS\nec\n\u00ae\n2\n=\nCc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\nS\nPage 5 of 12 DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nEG\noe\noo", "img_56804.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_56806.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_56807.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_56808.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_56810.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_56811.png": "ee RENEWAL Premi d d bl\niyverce 6/3/75 pate. 12/1/75 on effective date of coverage in\nTercccw? \u2014 | poucwumaer | company COVERAGE PREMIUM CREDIT AMOUNT DUE\n_DAie ee ee ee Se eee eee\n6/14/75 CAP1325958) Contl. CAs.\nCancelling Contents, liabilit $52.00 | $52.00CR.\n| insurance policy 6/14/75\n| | | (pth (attr\n| A | 6/5 i TR\n| THORNTON AGENCY, INC. a\n-PLEASERETURN WITHPAYMENT 8 8\nassure eB GE THORNTON AGENCY, NC.\nrt\nCitizens\u2019 Commission on Science Insurance\n10 Law and The Food Supply\n1230 York Avenue at 66th Street7s MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 10601\n; New York, New York 10021 |\ni ant \u2018TELEPHONE; 914 WH 9.8180", "img_18733.png": "\u2014_ 1ST QUARTER INTERCEPT COUPON PROGRAM\nGROUP IIT MARKET SCHEDULE\nMinimum No.\nof Full-Time\nGroup III Market Coupon\nMarket Managers Quantity Cost\n1. Tampa/St. Pete 2 50M $ 27,178\n2. Charlotte 2 40M 25,151\n3. Cincinnati 2 50M 28,387\n4. Cleveland 3 80M 36,835 v\n5. Dayton 2 32M 21,984\n6. Indianapolis 2 40M 22,351\nTOTAL 292M $161,886 -\n{\n|\nue\nao\nw\nNn\nQ\noa\nao\nan\nw", "img_18736.png": "\u2014_ 1ST QUARTER INTERCEPT COUPON PROGRAM\nGROUP IIT MARKET SCHEDULE\nMinimum No.\nof Full-Time\nGroup III Market Coupon\nMarket Managers Quantity Cost\n1. Tampa/St. Pete 2 50M $ 27,178\n2. Charlotte 2 40M 25,151\n3. Cincinnati 2 50M 28,387\n4. Cleveland 3 80M 36,835 v\n5. Dayton 2 32M 21,984\n6. Indianapolis 2 40M 22,351\nTOTAL 292M $161,886 -\n{\n|\nue\nao\nw\nNn\nQ\noa\nao\nan\nw", "img_18745.png": "\u2014_ 1ST QUARTER INTERCEPT COUPON PROGRAM\nGROUP IIT MARKET SCHEDULE\nMinimum No.\nof Full-Time\nGroup III Market Coupon\nMarket Managers Quantity Cost\n1. Tampa/St. Pete 2 50M $ 27,178\n2. Charlotte 2 40M 25,151\n3. Cincinnati 2 50M 28,387\n4. Cleveland 3 80M 36,835 v\n5. Dayton 2 32M 21,984\n6. Indianapolis 2 40M 22,351\nTOTAL 292M $161,886 -\n{\n|\nue\nao\nw\nNn\nQ\noa\nao\nan\nw", "img_61761.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61762.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61763.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61764.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61765.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61766.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_61772.png": ": : 5\nae ROCHE, A. F.\nPrivileged Communication 370 56 0985\nII. CONSULTANT COSTS\nSummary of Consultant Costs -04 -05* \u201406* -07*\n' a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs $811 $839 $871 $903\nb) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans 2: Dol 797. 838\n| $1,532 $1,596 $1,668 $1,741\n\u2018 *These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%\n! annually.\n|\n\u2018 ELSTON, R.C. -- Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost\nwithout exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.\nPrimarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed\n' by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University |\n2 Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to |\na \u2018 note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic\nae 7 procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to |\nBe these.\nee a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute\noe It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once\na per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for '!\noe each day of the visit. ;\n2 i\na -04 -05 -06 -07\n1 Economy air fare* $276 $295\" $316 $338\nB Ground transportation * 45 48 52 D>\nee Accommodations (2 nights\n: @ $45)* 90 96 103 110\nConsultation fees (2 days |\nca @ $200) 400 400 400 400\n; TOTAL $811 $839 $871 $903\na *These astimated costs have heen increased 7% annually.\ne 1b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University i\n| we In. addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will |\n| top provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit (\ni : to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by i\nme Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's i\n| . consulting fee. | |\n\\ oy |\neas -04 -05 ~06 -07\n| ; |\n| Economy air fare * $276 $295 $316 $338\nGround transportation * 45 48 52 55 i\n\\ Per diem (4 days @ $50/day)* 200 214 229 245 |\ni Consultation fee (1 day i\n@ $200,Dr. Elston) 200_ 200_ 200__ 200_\nTOTAL $721 $757 $797 $838\n1 *These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually. |\n| |\nPage 10 January, 1980 |\nSYolUTRex=Fan ali OSH/AU UWA ALS UlSIin\\z6 (OLeLU]nal=)alisM eles) m=16[0)(6[olex<)/ lai @ Prana", "img_63593.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_63594.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_63595.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_63596.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_63597.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_63598.png": "WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY\nGg SPECIAL\nACCOUNT CISTRIBUT ION\n\neo CHECK EMP. EMPLOYEE NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER AMOUNT PERCENT AUTH AUTH. SERVICE SOCIAL\n\nDATE NO. AUTHOR IZEC PER NOe SECURITY\n\nMO DAY CL DEPT 8G CB FUND PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT FROM To CHARGE\n\u00ae\n\n02 28 124232 FRANCES ELLEN BROCK 22 3235 11 00 64117 Rog Aget 465-00 100.00 3334 2/1-2/28/66\n\nO02 28 463378 IRENE E KARL 22 3235 11 00 64117 Ras Asst 2323-33 50.00 3334 92/1.2/28/66\ne 198.33\ne ; \u2018\n\nJournal 22 dated 2/16/66:\n@ Frances E. Brock 22 3235 11 00 64117 Res Asst 65.00 Salary for period 1/1~1/31/66\nTrene Karl 22 3235 11 00 6117 Res Asst 333.33 Salary for period 1/1+1/31/66\n@\n798 233\n@\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n\u00a9\n@\n@\n\u00ae\ne\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n\u00ae\n; SYolO [Korey alti esse /A UNA Val ale Ulsiin ize (eLeLlnals laine esym=y6l0).6 (eles alae | Oar a", "img_25708.png": "AGENDA\nORIENTATION MEETING\nPARTICIPANTS OF A.M.A. LECTURESHIPS IN NUTRITION\nSEPTEMBER 17, 1969\nI. Introduction -- Robert E. Shank, M.D.\nChairman, Nutrition Education Committee\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\nIl. \u2018Recruitment in Medicine -- Hayden C. Nicholson, M.D.\nDirector, Department of\n: Undergraduate Medical Education\nIII. \u2018Recruitment in Allied Medical Professions --\nRa lips: Cs-shu helaigs Miah \u00e9\nDirector, Department of Allied Medical\nProfessions and Services\nIV. Report of Participants of the 1968-69 Lecture Series\nErnest Beutler, M.D.\nMalcolm A. Holliday, M.D.\nSheldon Margen, M.D.\nRalph A. Nelson, M.D., Ph.D.\nKelly M. West, M.D. =\nVo Lunch = 412\u00b030-pem- :\nVi. Film \u201cHorizons. Unlimited --\u2014-230cap om.\n4th Floor Screening Room\nVII. Report of the 1969-70 Lecture Series -- Philip L. White, Sc.D.\nVIT Ls Diseuss ton\n; SYoLU]Rex-Hm li OSH/AN UNA NVAI ALS LUISIim\\qe [Olen als )altsMelersym-16] 0) L6[0fer=)) pls) ole |OPPaNA", "img_25712.png": "AGENDA\nORIENTATION MEETING\nPARTICIPANTS OF A.M.A. LECTURESHIPS IN NUTRITION\nSEPTEMBER 17, 1969\nI. Introduction -- Robert E. Shank, M.D.\nChairman, Nutrition Education Committee\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\nIl. \u2018Recruitment in Medicine -- Hayden C. Nicholson, M.D.\nDirector, Department of\n: Undergraduate Medical Education\nIII. \u2018Recruitment in Allied Medical Professions --\nRa lips: Cs-shu helaigs Miah \u00e9\nDirector, Department of Allied Medical\nProfessions and Services\nIV. Report of Participants of the 1968-69 Lecture Series\nErnest Beutler, M.D.\nMalcolm A. Holliday, M.D.\nSheldon Margen, M.D.\nRalph A. Nelson, M.D., Ph.D.\nKelly M. West, M.D. =\nVo Lunch = 412\u00b030-pem- :\nVi. Film \u201cHorizons. Unlimited --\u2014-230cap om.\n4th Floor Screening Room\nVII. Report of the 1969-70 Lecture Series -- Philip L. White, Sc.D.\nVIT Ls Diseuss ton\n; SYoLU]Rex-Hm li OSH/AN UNA NVAI ALS LUISIim\\qe [Olen als )altsMelersym-16] 0) L6[0fer=)) pls) ole |OPPaNA", "img_25716.png": "AGENDA\nORIENTATION MEETING\nPARTICIPANTS OF A.M.A. LECTURESHIPS IN NUTRITION\nSEPTEMBER 17, 1969\nI. Introduction -- Robert E. Shank, M.D.\nChairman, Nutrition Education Committee\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\nIl. \u2018Recruitment in Medicine -- Hayden C. Nicholson, M.D.\nDirector, Department of\n: Undergraduate Medical Education\nIII. \u2018Recruitment in Allied Medical Professions --\nRa lips: Cs-shu helaigs Miah \u00e9\nDirector, Department of Allied Medical\nProfessions and Services\nIV. Report of Participants of the 1968-69 Lecture Series\nErnest Beutler, M.D.\nMalcolm A. Holliday, M.D.\nSheldon Margen, M.D.\nRalph A. Nelson, M.D., Ph.D.\nKelly M. West, M.D. =\nVo Lunch = 412\u00b030-pem- :\nVi. Film \u201cHorizons. Unlimited --\u2014-230cap om.\n4th Floor Screening Room\nVII. Report of the 1969-70 Lecture Series -- Philip L. White, Sc.D.\nVIT Ls Diseuss ton\n; SYoLU]Rex-Hm li OSH/AN UNA NVAI ALS LUISIim\\qe [Olen als )altsMelersym-16] 0) L6[0fer=)) pls) ole |OPPaNA", "img_25714.png": "AGENDA\nORIENTATION MEETING\nPARTICIPANTS OF A.M.A. LECTURESHIPS IN NUTRITION\nSEPTEMBER 17, 1969\nI. Introduction -- Robert E. Shank, M.D.\nChairman, Nutrition Education Committee\nCouncil on Foods and Nutrition\nIl. \u2018Recruitment in Medicine -- Hayden C. Nicholson, M.D.\nDirector, Department of\n: Undergraduate Medical Education\nIII. \u2018Recruitment in Allied Medical Professions --\nRa lips: Cs-shu helaigs Miah \u00e9\nDirector, Department of Allied Medical\nProfessions and Services\nIV. Report of Participants of the 1968-69 Lecture Series\nErnest Beutler, M.D.\nMalcolm A. Holliday, M.D.\nSheldon Margen, M.D.\nRalph A. Nelson, M.D., Ph.D.\nKelly M. West, M.D. =\nVo Lunch = 412\u00b030-pem- :\nVi. Film \u201cHorizons. Unlimited --\u2014-230cap om.\n4th Floor Screening Room\nVII. Report of the 1969-70 Lecture Series -- Philip L. White, Sc.D.\nVIT Ls Diseuss ton\n; SYoLU]Rex-Hm li OSH/AN UNA NVAI ALS LUISIim\\qe [Olen als )altsMelersym-16] 0) L6[0fer=)) pls) ole |OPPaNA", "img_53572.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_53573.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_53575.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_53576.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_53579.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_53582.png": "Lo (. invo\nFIELD SALES SURVEY MAY PROMOTIONS\nWINSTON B2G1F\ne Did retailers place the \u201cNo Bull 5\u201d ballots box shipped in the promotional sku?\nAbout 50% were placed by retailer\n\u00a2 Did the Winston sleeve header card stand up when sleeves were placed in the display?\nYes\ne Did the retailers place the easel card? If not why?\nSOME DID , COMMENTS - FORGOT ABOUT IT!\nSALEM BIGIF\ne What % of the time was the Salem easel card placed?\n25%\ne Where was the easel card placed? (e.g. next to the cash register)\nOn front counter or selling area.\ne What % of the time was the display placed?\n18%\ne What % of the time were both the easel and the display placed?\n35%\nN\n\u00ab Was the ORB- \u00a2 paster placed? 50% 8\nnN\n~\nnN\n8", "img_55225.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55228.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55229.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55231.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55233.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55235.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55236.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_55237.png": "enero\nCURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\n, Rupees Rupees\n21) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged : ,\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 56,29,485 52,05,614\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 29,96,015 31,10,391\nGratuity - 2,12,677\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds. 3,26,007 2,02,964\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 79,646 73,645\nStores & Spare parts Consumed . 5,94,652 7,282\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 3,850 3,857\n22) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco,\namongst other incidental expenses and\nmaintenance charges of purchasing centres and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 80,55,549 66,35,054\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 10,10,047 8,82,187\nGratuity + 3,14,445 5,69,124\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 3,78,280 3,49,671\nPower and Fuel 8,51,439 9,65,616\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 23,34,419 4,60,686\nRates and Taxes 8,80,764 8,50,484\nInsurance 22,38,869 21,99,682\nRent 75,950 73,200\n23) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty charged to Packing Materials 3,44,345 4,34,158\n24) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 38,66,081 18,59,843\nPacking Materials 10,42,600 1,62,53,661\nOther Materials 2,675 11,91,000\nStores & Spare Parts 1,84,820 2,35,274\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of stocks\non account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening stock\nplus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale, if any.\n25) Managerial Remuneration to Directors :\n{a) Salaries* 36,86,400 32,04,000\n. Perquisites 17,33,713 19,83,110\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,20,550 7,99,950\n63,40,663 59,87,060\nMeeting Fees . 3,34,000 1,83,000\n* Excluding leave encashment and gratuity fiability.\nMonetary vaiue of the perquisites has been evaluated as per Income Tax Rules, wherever necessary.\n(b) _ In view of the accumulated losses, no commission is payable to Directors/ Managing Director and hence, computation of Net\nProfit in.accordance with Section 349 of the Act has not been given.\n\u00a9", "img_64599.png": "ATTACHMENT\nMARGARINE\n(Weight \u201c%)\na Stick Stick Tub\n16:0 11 11 11\n18:0 8 6 7\n18:1 57 48 37-47\n18:2 21 32 31-44\n18:3 1 1 2\ncis, cis 11 29 23-44\nSaturated 19 17 18\nP/S 0.6 er 1,3-2.5\nCOMPOSITION OF MARGARINES\n. Older Current Current- |\nebype Stick Tub |\nSaturated 22 20 13\nMonounsaturated 63 50 23\nCis 28 ae 17\nTrans 35 20) 6\nPolyunsaturated LS 30 64\nCis, cis 8 27 61\nCis, trans io 3 3\n(e) <3 OSA 10) ave lelevjaate 5 Ao16 |0/f6[@) if 0)", "img_64601.png": "ATTACHMENT\nMARGARINE\n(Weight \u201c%)\na Stick Stick Tub\n16:0 11 11 11\n18:0 8 6 7\n18:1 57 48 37-47\n18:2 21 32 31-44\n18:3 1 1 2\ncis, cis 11 29 23-44\nSaturated 19 17 18\nP/S 0.6 er 1,3-2.5\nCOMPOSITION OF MARGARINES\n. Older Current Current- |\nebype Stick Tub |\nSaturated 22 20 13\nMonounsaturated 63 50 23\nCis 28 ae 17\nTrans 35 20) 6\nPolyunsaturated LS 30 64\nCis, cis 8 27 61\nCis, trans io 3 3\n(e) <3 OSA 10) ave lelevjaate 5 Ao16 |0/f6[@) if 0)", "img_64607.png": "ATTACHMENT\nMARGARINE\n(Weight \u201c%)\na Stick Stick Tub\n16:0 11 11 11\n18:0 8 6 7\n18:1 57 48 37-47\n18:2 21 32 31-44\n18:3 1 1 2\ncis, cis 11 29 23-44\nSaturated 19 17 18\nP/S 0.6 er 1,3-2.5\nCOMPOSITION OF MARGARINES\n. Older Current Current- |\nebype Stick Tub |\nSaturated 22 20 13\nMonounsaturated 63 50 23\nCis 28 ae 17\nTrans 35 20) 6\nPolyunsaturated LS 30 64\nCis, cis 8 27 61\nCis, trans io 3 3\n(e) <3 OSA 10) ave lelevjaate 5 Ao16 |0/f6[@) if 0)", "img_64610.png": "ATTACHMENT\nMARGARINE\n(Weight \u201c%)\na Stick Stick Tub\n16:0 11 11 11\n18:0 8 6 7\n18:1 57 48 37-47\n18:2 21 32 31-44\n18:3 1 1 2\ncis, cis 11 29 23-44\nSaturated 19 17 18\nP/S 0.6 er 1,3-2.5\nCOMPOSITION OF MARGARINES\n. Older Current Current- |\nebype Stick Tub |\nSaturated 22 20 13\nMonounsaturated 63 50 23\nCis 28 ae 17\nTrans 35 20) 6\nPolyunsaturated LS 30 64\nCis, cis 8 27 61\nCis, trans io 3 3\n(e) <3 OSA 10) ave lelevjaate 5 Ao16 |0/f6[@) if 0)", "img_64612.png": "ATTACHMENT\nMARGARINE\n(Weight \u201c%)\na Stick Stick Tub\n16:0 11 11 11\n18:0 8 6 7\n18:1 57 48 37-47\n18:2 21 32 31-44\n18:3 1 1 2\ncis, cis 11 29 23-44\nSaturated 19 17 18\nP/S 0.6 er 1,3-2.5\nCOMPOSITION OF MARGARINES\n. Older Current Current- |\nebype Stick Tub |\nSaturated 22 20 13\nMonounsaturated 63 50 23\nCis 28 ae 17\nTrans 35 20) 6\nPolyunsaturated LS 30 64\nCis, cis 8 27 61\nCis, trans io 3 3\n(e) <3 OSA 10) ave lelevjaate 5 Ao16 |0/f6[@) if 0)", "img_64747.png": ". 17\nAHA RECOMMENDATION\nCholesterol <300 mg\n% of Calories as\nSat <10% (cat%5 pg)\nPoly up to 10% (ca 25 g)\nOther 15% (ca 38 g)\nTotal fat 35% (ca 90 g)\n\u2019 FAT DISAPPEARANCE, U.S.\n; grams/person\n/day\n35\n30 Butter, lard aw\n25 ae\nShortening, 0\"\n20 margarine, / eee\noo AY\nPoot i =f\n15 Pr Ee eee are\nA sai\nOi a yee ~ Cooking and salad oils\n9 .\n1940 1950 1960 1970\nYear\n(Call)\nO18 ay CAAA LES. ele S) mG =1018 74010) 0)", "img_64748.png": ". 17\nAHA RECOMMENDATION\nCholesterol <300 mg\n% of Calories as\nSat <10% (cat%5 pg)\nPoly up to 10% (ca 25 g)\nOther 15% (ca 38 g)\nTotal fat 35% (ca 90 g)\n\u2019 FAT DISAPPEARANCE, U.S.\n; grams/person\n/day\n35\n30 Butter, lard aw\n25 ae\nShortening, 0\"\n20 margarine, / eee\noo AY\nPoot i =f\n15 Pr Ee eee are\nA sai\nOi a yee ~ Cooking and salad oils\n9 .\n1940 1950 1960 1970\nYear\n(Call)\nO18 ay CAAA LES. ele S) mG =1018 74010) 0)", "img_64617.png": "5 > 5\nHYDROGENATED: FAT ~AND SBEOOD: \u201cCHOLES FEROL.\n(Expt. Xs)\n: __FA Composition _ _A Blood Cholesterol\n_Fat Sante Poly Trans Pred.* Found \u2014\nSafflower 12 718 (0)\n12 12\nHydr. Saff. 32 13 35\n*(Keys)\nHYDROGENATED FAT AND BLOOD CHOLESTEROL\n(expt. AD)\nBlend Hydrogenated\nSaturated 20 19\nOleic 57 56\nCis 57 20\nTrans 0 36\nLinoleic one 25\nCis, cis 23 13\nCis, trans 0 2\nTrans, trans 0 6\nConjugated 0 5\n\u00e9 Blood Cholesterol Py nat\nPredicted* es: 2\nFound , 21\n|\n*(Keys) |e eres\nCOLO ICO a OSHA ANWAR ALCL ISI UAYL0 Lolo NATE TALES H=1010)(0[oLeksI/ 811110", "img_64619.png": "5 > 5\nHYDROGENATED: FAT ~AND SBEOOD: \u201cCHOLES FEROL.\n(Expt. Xs)\n: __FA Composition _ _A Blood Cholesterol\n_Fat Sante Poly Trans Pred.* Found \u2014\nSafflower 12 718 (0)\n12 12\nHydr. Saff. 32 13 35\n*(Keys)\nHYDROGENATED FAT AND BLOOD CHOLESTEROL\n(expt. AD)\nBlend Hydrogenated\nSaturated 20 19\nOleic 57 56\nCis 57 20\nTrans 0 36\nLinoleic one 25\nCis, cis 23 13\nCis, trans 0 2\nTrans, trans 0 6\nConjugated 0 5\n\u00e9 Blood Cholesterol Py nat\nPredicted* es: 2\nFound , 21\n|\n*(Keys) |e eres\nCOLO ICO a OSHA ANWAR ALCL ISI UAYL0 Lolo NATE TALES H=1010)(0[oLeksI/ 811110", "img_64672.png": "5 9\nFAT AVAILABLIE TEROUGH HOUSEHOLD PURCHASE-1965\n(\u00a5ats and Oils)\na (per person per day)\n_ Total _ Fatty Acids\nzat Sal: Poly. \u2014 _Cholesterol,\ng \u00e9 g mg\nSpreads: Ono 6.6 3.0 21.8\nButter : Gant 3.8 G2 20.6\nMargarine 12.9 2.8 2.8 1.2\nShortenings: dele) 3.6 ZnO 4.8\nLard. 5. 1 1.9 0.5 4.8\nVegetable 6.8 Leah 15) 0\nCooking & Salad Oils: eek 1.2 Genk 0\nSalad Dressings: 6.3 Lek: 4,3 Tot\nTotal (44,8 12.6 12.9 34.0\n(OU coon SATA UK Uayse(ejeis sale , -10|5/(6[@) f 8)", "img_64673.png": "5 9\nFAT AVAILABLIE TEROUGH HOUSEHOLD PURCHASE-1965\n(\u00a5ats and Oils)\na (per person per day)\n_ Total _ Fatty Acids\nzat Sal: Poly. \u2014 _Cholesterol,\ng \u00e9 g mg\nSpreads: Ono 6.6 3.0 21.8\nButter : Gant 3.8 G2 20.6\nMargarine 12.9 2.8 2.8 1.2\nShortenings: dele) 3.6 ZnO 4.8\nLard. 5. 1 1.9 0.5 4.8\nVegetable 6.8 Leah 15) 0\nCooking & Salad Oils: eek 1.2 Genk 0\nSalad Dressings: 6.3 Lek: 4,3 Tot\nTotal (44,8 12.6 12.9 34.0\n(OU coon SATA UK Uayse(ejeis sale , -10|5/(6[@) f 8)", "img_64674.png": "5 9\nFAT AVAILABLIE TEROUGH HOUSEHOLD PURCHASE-1965\n(\u00a5ats and Oils)\na (per person per day)\n_ Total _ Fatty Acids\nzat Sal: Poly. \u2014 _Cholesterol,\ng \u00e9 g mg\nSpreads: Ono 6.6 3.0 21.8\nButter : Gant 3.8 G2 20.6\nMargarine 12.9 2.8 2.8 1.2\nShortenings: dele) 3.6 ZnO 4.8\nLard. 5. 1 1.9 0.5 4.8\nVegetable 6.8 Leah 15) 0\nCooking & Salad Oils: eek 1.2 Genk 0\nSalad Dressings: 6.3 Lek: 4,3 Tot\nTotal (44,8 12.6 12.9 34.0\n(OU coon SATA UK Uayse(ejeis sale , -10|5/(6[@) f 8)", "img_64675.png": "5 9\nFAT AVAILABLIE TEROUGH HOUSEHOLD PURCHASE-1965\n(\u00a5ats and Oils)\na (per person per day)\n_ Total _ Fatty Acids\nzat Sal: Poly. \u2014 _Cholesterol,\ng \u00e9 g mg\nSpreads: Ono 6.6 3.0 21.8\nButter : Gant 3.8 G2 20.6\nMargarine 12.9 2.8 2.8 1.2\nShortenings: dele) 3.6 ZnO 4.8\nLard. 5. 1 1.9 0.5 4.8\nVegetable 6.8 Leah 15) 0\nCooking & Salad Oils: eek 1.2 Genk 0\nSalad Dressings: 6.3 Lek: 4,3 Tot\nTotal (44,8 12.6 12.9 34.0\n(OU coon SATA UK Uayse(ejeis sale , -10|5/(6[@) f 8)", "img_16473.png": "EE Ne LLL LL LL eee eee\nwee we eR Ye YY Ye Ye Ye Ee LDL ~~ ew ee YD Le -\n@ @ @\nProcter & Gamble: Diapers\nIn an effort to regain branded market share, Procter & Gamble is returning\nto a brand equity strategy.\n1993 Initiatives\n. Increase advertising\n-Performance, Value Positionings\n-Major TV Campaign\n\u00a2Roll-out disposable training pants\n\u00b0Test 50% thinner diapers (same as KC new product)\n9756 SEETS 16", "img_55947.png": "Se herr vr yyy Sh yh Qe rr rrr re @\nLearnings\neEDLP pricing can cause:\n-Short term profit losses\n-Share losses as retailer's adjust\neWhile offering the consumer better pricing, \u201cvalue\u201d may be affected by:\n-Fewer choices (less SKU\u2019s/manufacturer, fewer manufacturers)\n-Fewer consumer driven advantages _\n-packing upgrades\n-colors/styles/sizes, etc.\n*Longer term, EDLP can work for manufacturers who: ,\n-Are the leaders in the category and can sustain short term profit losses\n-Continue to cost reduce overhead\n-Invest in brand differentiation (advertising, product innovation)\nL7S6 9EETS Vy", "img_55948.png": "Se herr vr yyy Sh yh Qe rr rrr re @\nLearnings\neEDLP pricing can cause:\n-Short term profit losses\n-Share losses as retailer's adjust\neWhile offering the consumer better pricing, \u201cvalue\u201d may be affected by:\n-Fewer choices (less SKU\u2019s/manufacturer, fewer manufacturers)\n-Fewer consumer driven advantages _\n-packing upgrades\n-colors/styles/sizes, etc.\n*Longer term, EDLP can work for manufacturers who: ,\n-Are the leaders in the category and can sustain short term profit losses\n-Continue to cost reduce overhead\n-Invest in brand differentiation (advertising, product innovation)\nL7S6 9EETS Vy", "img_55949.png": "Se herr vr yyy Sh yh Qe rr rrr re @\nLearnings\neEDLP pricing can cause:\n-Short term profit losses\n-Share losses as retailer's adjust\neWhile offering the consumer better pricing, \u201cvalue\u201d may be affected by:\n-Fewer choices (less SKU\u2019s/manufacturer, fewer manufacturers)\n-Fewer consumer driven advantages _\n-packing upgrades\n-colors/styles/sizes, etc.\n*Longer term, EDLP can work for manufacturers who: ,\n-Are the leaders in the category and can sustain short term profit losses\n-Continue to cost reduce overhead\n-Invest in brand differentiation (advertising, product innovation)\nL7S6 9EETS Vy", "img_16424.png": "\u201cbur eye eS Se Jj eer rrr rr gy\nTACO BELL\n4. 1993 FORECAST: :\n\u00a2 Analysts forecast significantly reduced growth\n\u00a2 Slowed Expansion\n* Leveled off automation efficiencies \u00b0\n\u00a2 As competitor's joined the price war, Taco Bell's strong consumer base\ndecreased.\nSource: Investor's Business Daily\nTHS6 9EETS . 3", "img_16430.png": "\u201cbur eye eS Se Jj eer rrr rr gy\nTACO BELL\n4. 1993 FORECAST: :\n\u00a2 Analysts forecast significantly reduced growth\n\u00a2 Slowed Expansion\n* Leveled off automation efficiencies \u00b0\n\u00a2 As competitor's joined the price war, Taco Bell's strong consumer base\ndecreased.\nSource: Investor's Business Daily\nTHS6 9EETS . 3", "img_57260.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_57255.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_57256.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_57257.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_57258.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_57259.png": "\u201cTg > TY Sy ee SS gy rrr er ee @\nMcDONALD'S oo\n1. FACTORS LEADING TO PRICE REDUCTION:\n\u00a2 Threatened by low prices of competition\nTaco Bell price cuts have made \u201cvalue\u201d a me-too must\n\u00a2 Growing appeal of sit-down restaurants .\ne Eating out less frequently\n\u00a2 Birth Dearth of the \u201880's; fewer teenagers\nSources: Restaurant Business 1992, BRANDWEEK 1992, Black Enterprise 1992\nZPS6 9ECTS 32", "img_56349.png": "= > @ \u2014 Nw _ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 we Ww ww \u2014_ o@ ww ~~ \u2014 Vw Nw VS Vw ~~ te - - e@\nCompetitive Dynamics\nWinston is the most vulnerable franchise to PM inroads.\n1992 .\n% Volume Losses to Phillip Morris\nFull Price Brands\n\n3 50\n\nou\nS\n\ne 40 ;\n\nS\n\n: =\n\n= 30\n\nBe\n\n\u00b0\n\n4 20\n\n8\n\nvy\n\nE 10\n\n$ :\n\n= 0\n\nVantage Salem - NOW More \u00b0 - Camel Winston\nSource: RJR, 1992 Shifting Analysis\nb9S6 9eETS 54", "img_56344.png": "= > @ \u2014 Nw _ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 we Ww ww \u2014_ o@ ww ~~ \u2014 Vw Nw VS Vw ~~ te - - e@\nCompetitive Dynamics\nWinston is the most vulnerable franchise to PM inroads.\n1992 .\n% Volume Losses to Phillip Morris\nFull Price Brands\n\n3 50\n\nou\nS\n\ne 40 ;\n\nS\n\n: =\n\n= 30\n\nBe\n\n\u00b0\n\n4 20\n\n8\n\nvy\n\nE 10\n\n$ :\n\n= 0\n\nVantage Salem - NOW More \u00b0 - Camel Winston\nSource: RJR, 1992 Shifting Analysis\nb9S6 9eETS 54", "img_56345.png": "= > @ \u2014 Nw _ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 we Ww ww \u2014_ o@ ww ~~ \u2014 Vw Nw VS Vw ~~ te - - e@\nCompetitive Dynamics\nWinston is the most vulnerable franchise to PM inroads.\n1992 .\n% Volume Losses to Phillip Morris\nFull Price Brands\n\n3 50\n\nou\nS\n\ne 40 ;\n\nS\n\n: =\n\n= 30\n\nBe\n\n\u00b0\n\n4 20\n\n8\n\nvy\n\nE 10\n\n$ :\n\n= 0\n\nVantage Salem - NOW More \u00b0 - Camel Winston\nSource: RJR, 1992 Shifting Analysis\nb9S6 9eETS 54", "img_56346.png": "= > @ \u2014 Nw _ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 we Ww ww \u2014_ o@ ww ~~ \u2014 Vw Nw VS Vw ~~ te - - e@\nCompetitive Dynamics\nWinston is the most vulnerable franchise to PM inroads.\n1992 .\n% Volume Losses to Phillip Morris\nFull Price Brands\n\n3 50\n\nou\nS\n\ne 40 ;\n\nS\n\n: =\n\n= 30\n\nBe\n\n\u00b0\n\n4 20\n\n8\n\nvy\n\nE 10\n\n$ :\n\n= 0\n\nVantage Salem - NOW More \u00b0 - Camel Winston\nSource: RJR, 1992 Shifting Analysis\nb9S6 9eETS 54", "img_56348.png": "= > @ \u2014 Nw _ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 we Ww ww \u2014_ o@ ww ~~ \u2014 Vw Nw VS Vw ~~ te - - e@\nCompetitive Dynamics\nWinston is the most vulnerable franchise to PM inroads.\n1992 .\n% Volume Losses to Phillip Morris\nFull Price Brands\n\n3 50\n\nou\nS\n\ne 40 ;\n\nS\n\n: =\n\n= 30\n\nBe\n\n\u00b0\n\n4 20\n\n8\n\nvy\n\nE 10\n\n$ :\n\n= 0\n\nVantage Salem - NOW More \u00b0 - Camel Winston\nSource: RJR, 1992 Shifting Analysis\nb9S6 9eETS 54", "img_40714.png": "Grow 111 AM baa ana Trends In Nutrition .\n\u201cThe School and the Community \u2014 was discouraged. More effort Ed : 6\nPartners in Nutrition Education\u2019\u2019 was made toward makingmeal- ucation\ntime pleasant E\nChairman - 3) Candy, soda pop, and potato = xy\nFrances Williamson, M.P.H. chip machines were eliminated oe \u2018 ce\nResource Person - 4) Teachers encouraged children i :\nDorothy Throssell, B.S. i =\ny ae os to write menus to take home 4\nPanel Members: Ruth Leverton, Ph.D. oe |.\n: 5) Children were encouraged to Aaa ete ae oe 4)\nMrs. Dorothy Koester, - a parent re- eat small portions of unfamil- e a ee ty\npresenting the P.T.A. ier todas uman A rition Researc. pesto \u00a5 r Zz ;\nMrs. Gretchen Claus, - Executive 3 DUTentsMWeremhelpedietomaet Institute of Home Economics ? : |\nSecretary of the Ottawa County Tu- U.S. Department of Agriculture - rs\ngood examples ; A - \u201cye ee\nberculosis and Health Association z Food was emphasized in re- if\nMr. Earl Johnson - supervisor grades lation to youngsters\u2019 interests: , i oy J dds\n5 through 12, Ottawa County Schools beauty and physical fitness. ao be of SP\nThe enthusiasm spread to homes \u2018 ate A\nOttawa County reported an ef- : 4 i These two days have furnished Objectives\nfective program of nutrition educa- f the children. Studies of teen excellent opportunity for us as nutri- :\ntion. Motivation and cooperation are agers were also initiated. Commun- cae tae enh Good food habits should be\nessentials to success and a step- ity response continued and the aa te \u00a9 = See ue ee \u201cbuilt in\u2019\u2019 so they will be followed\nby-step description was given as to council was thrilled \u2018with the appar ang Waele; do We coe trom mere: automatically. We also need to\n4 ; Z There are many right ways to teach jud t adjust\nhow this had been achieved. ent results and the implications for triti ane ttai d tri develop judgment so we can adj\nA. schoo! health il still greater participation. nro SNE OHO SOLUAL. BOD. ny ne our habits and make good choices\nae ee is e io woe tional status. We must avoid at- non the need arises\nsisting of a doctor, a dentist, tempts to impose our own eating .\nnurses, parents, teachers, school patterns on others. Some examples\nadministrators, and others was 444 of our misjudgments are:\norganized with two stated Our Strengths\nobjectives: ) Trying to give liquid milk to One of our strengths is the ap-\n3) To study and plan school countries unaccustomed to  preciation of the fact that many\nhealth programs : ; \u201c\u2018drinking\u2019\u2019 their food. people do have good food habits and\n2 Promote health services in : : eat well. Research statistics should\nschools 2) Deploring a breakfast of fried 4, Drecentedmwiihamneeiti cen\nAfter the school health council potatoes, sauerkraut, and sau- proach. Emphasizing many are\nWee scream Ze Ogg ole can enue Se an cup of coco getting proper foods may be more\ndietary study was Sa of all the : effective than emphasizing the few\nSe ee ee ee ee 3 Overemphasizing \u201ctogether- who are not, because it stimulates\nee ae eee aoe ness\u2019? versus \u2018\u2018independence\u2019\u2019. the a to want to join the ap-\nproved group.\nhealth was taught in the schools. 4) Considering that a soft cooked A second strength is our spirit\nNewspapers cooperated to acquaint egg is better for breakfast of adventure. Our objectives stay\nthe community with the survey. than a baked custard. flexible and we are willing to try\nSome actions initiated by the 5) Forgetting that citrus fruit new methods and new techniques\nresults of the survey: can be just as valuable for Without fear of failure.\n1) School lunch participation was lunch as for breakfast. The third strength lies in the\nencouraged 13\n12", "img_40717.png": "Grow 111 AM baa ana Trends In Nutrition .\n\u201cThe School and the Community \u2014 was discouraged. More effort Ed : 6\nPartners in Nutrition Education\u2019\u2019 was made toward makingmeal- ucation\ntime pleasant E\nChairman - 3) Candy, soda pop, and potato = xy\nFrances Williamson, M.P.H. chip machines were eliminated oe \u2018 ce\nResource Person - 4) Teachers encouraged children i :\nDorothy Throssell, B.S. i =\ny ae os to write menus to take home 4\nPanel Members: Ruth Leverton, Ph.D. oe |.\n: 5) Children were encouraged to Aaa ete ae oe 4)\nMrs. Dorothy Koester, - a parent re- eat small portions of unfamil- e a ee ty\npresenting the P.T.A. ier todas uman A rition Researc. pesto \u00a5 r Zz ;\nMrs. Gretchen Claus, - Executive 3 DUTentsMWeremhelpedietomaet Institute of Home Economics ? : |\nSecretary of the Ottawa County Tu- U.S. Department of Agriculture - rs\ngood examples ; A - \u201cye ee\nberculosis and Health Association z Food was emphasized in re- if\nMr. Earl Johnson - supervisor grades lation to youngsters\u2019 interests: , i oy J dds\n5 through 12, Ottawa County Schools beauty and physical fitness. ao be of SP\nThe enthusiasm spread to homes \u2018 ate A\nOttawa County reported an ef- : 4 i These two days have furnished Objectives\nfective program of nutrition educa- f the children. Studies of teen excellent opportunity for us as nutri- :\ntion. Motivation and cooperation are agers were also initiated. Commun- cae tae enh Good food habits should be\nessentials to success and a step- ity response continued and the aa te \u00a9 = See ue ee \u201cbuilt in\u2019\u2019 so they will be followed\nby-step description was given as to council was thrilled \u2018with the appar ang Waele; do We coe trom mere: automatically. We also need to\n4 ; Z There are many right ways to teach jud t adjust\nhow this had been achieved. ent results and the implications for triti ane ttai d tri develop judgment so we can adj\nA. schoo! health il still greater participation. nro SNE OHO SOLUAL. BOD. ny ne our habits and make good choices\nae ee is e io woe tional status. We must avoid at- non the need arises\nsisting of a doctor, a dentist, tempts to impose our own eating .\nnurses, parents, teachers, school patterns on others. Some examples\nadministrators, and others was 444 of our misjudgments are:\norganized with two stated Our Strengths\nobjectives: ) Trying to give liquid milk to One of our strengths is the ap-\n3) To study and plan school countries unaccustomed to  preciation of the fact that many\nhealth programs : ; \u201c\u2018drinking\u2019\u2019 their food. people do have good food habits and\n2 Promote health services in : : eat well. Research statistics should\nschools 2) Deploring a breakfast of fried 4, Drecentedmwiihamneeiti cen\nAfter the school health council potatoes, sauerkraut, and sau- proach. Emphasizing many are\nWee scream Ze Ogg ole can enue Se an cup of coco getting proper foods may be more\ndietary study was Sa of all the : effective than emphasizing the few\nSe ee ee ee ee 3 Overemphasizing \u201ctogether- who are not, because it stimulates\nee ae eee aoe ness\u2019? versus \u2018\u2018independence\u2019\u2019. the a to want to join the ap-\nproved group.\nhealth was taught in the schools. 4) Considering that a soft cooked A second strength is our spirit\nNewspapers cooperated to acquaint egg is better for breakfast of adventure. Our objectives stay\nthe community with the survey. than a baked custard. flexible and we are willing to try\nSome actions initiated by the 5) Forgetting that citrus fruit new methods and new techniques\nresults of the survey: can be just as valuable for Without fear of failure.\n1) School lunch participation was lunch as for breakfast. The third strength lies in the\nencouraged 13\n12", "img_63532.png": "Number of Patients in the Subdivisions of each Group\n~~ Group\n= Starting with Starting with\n0.) Patients with laboratory\ndata limited to the initial visit 8 li\n(i.e. relatively useless lab.data for this\nstudy)\n2-4.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 months and in some\ninstances after 4 months. 4 4\n(i.@. Patients receiving Placebo or Ba 18189,\nnot both)\n6-8.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 mo., 4 mo., 6 mo. and\nin some instances after 8 mos. 7 4\n(i.e. Patients receiving both Pacebo & Ba 18189)\nSYolU cers van ait oksP/A UWA Mai ale [UKsien iio (e\\eL0 | al=ialesMe(exsyin=1010)(0 [0 1e-/ 100 | Paar", "img_63701.png": "Number of Patients in the Subdivisions of each Group\n~~ Group\n= Starting with Starting with\n0.) Patients with laboratory\ndata limited to the initial visit 8 li\n(i.e. relatively useless lab.data for this\nstudy)\n2-4.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 months and in some\ninstances after 4 months. 4 4\n(i.@. Patients receiving Placebo or Ba 18189,\nnot both)\n6-8.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 mo., 4 mo., 6 mo. and\nin some instances after 8 mos. 7 4\n(i.e. Patients receiving both Pacebo & Ba 18189)\nSYolU cers van ait oksP/A UWA Mai ale [UKsien iio (e\\eL0 | al=ialesMe(exsyin=1010)(0 [0 1e-/ 100 | Paar", "img_63702.png": "Number of Patients in the Subdivisions of each Group\n~~ Group\n= Starting with Starting with\n0.) Patients with laboratory\ndata limited to the initial visit 8 li\n(i.e. relatively useless lab.data for this\nstudy)\n2-4.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 months and in some\ninstances after 4 months. 4 4\n(i.@. Patients receiving Placebo or Ba 18189,\nnot both)\n6-8.) Patients with lab. data obtained\ninitially, after 2 mo., 4 mo., 6 mo. and\nin some instances after 8 mos. 7 4\n(i.e. Patients receiving both Pacebo & Ba 18189)\nSYolU cers van ait oksP/A UWA Mai ale [UKsien iio (e\\eL0 | al=ialesMe(exsyin=1010)(0 [0 1e-/ 100 | Paar", "img_62074.png": "se\nDATE TITLE OF SYMPOSIUM LOCATION TITLE OF PAPER\nOctober 9, 1975 Harold C. Mack Symposium on Detroit, MI \"Nutritional Ages of\nThe Physiology and Pathology of Woman\"\nof Reproduction\nSeptember 23, 1975 International Organization for Madrid, Spain \"Benefit-Risk Decision\nthe Study of Human Development Making and Safety and\nAdequacy of Food\"\nAugust 30, 1975 Third Marabou Conference Stockholm, Sweden \"Fulfilling the Consumer's\nNeed for Information\nConcerning Food and\nNutrition\"\nJune 10, 1975 The Swedish Nutrition Foundation Uppsala, Sweden \"Food Additives from\nthe Nutritional and\nTechnological Point of\nView\"\nMay 28, 1975 Western Regional Conference on Tucson, Arizona \"Nutrition, Food Needs\nHigher Education for Fulbright- and Technologic Pri-\nHays Scholars, University of orities: The World\nArizona Food Conference\"\nMay 8, 1975 Virginia Academy of Science Harrisonburg, VA \"Technology Assessment\nSidney Negus Lecture and World Food Needs\"\nApri 21-2975: Food Update - XIV Key Biscayne, FL \"A Perspective of the\nWorld Food Conference\"\nMarch 13, .1975 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. Introductory Comments\nSymposium on Specifications for\nFood Chemicals\nJanuary 25, 1975 Forty-Niners Award Ceremony Chicago, IL \"Fads, Fears and Foodways\"", "img_62075.png": "se\nDATE TITLE OF SYMPOSIUM LOCATION TITLE OF PAPER\nOctober 9, 1975 Harold C. Mack Symposium on Detroit, MI \"Nutritional Ages of\nThe Physiology and Pathology of Woman\"\nof Reproduction\nSeptember 23, 1975 International Organization for Madrid, Spain \"Benefit-Risk Decision\nthe Study of Human Development Making and Safety and\nAdequacy of Food\"\nAugust 30, 1975 Third Marabou Conference Stockholm, Sweden \"Fulfilling the Consumer's\nNeed for Information\nConcerning Food and\nNutrition\"\nJune 10, 1975 The Swedish Nutrition Foundation Uppsala, Sweden \"Food Additives from\nthe Nutritional and\nTechnological Point of\nView\"\nMay 28, 1975 Western Regional Conference on Tucson, Arizona \"Nutrition, Food Needs\nHigher Education for Fulbright- and Technologic Pri-\nHays Scholars, University of orities: The World\nArizona Food Conference\"\nMay 8, 1975 Virginia Academy of Science Harrisonburg, VA \"Technology Assessment\nSidney Negus Lecture and World Food Needs\"\nApri 21-2975: Food Update - XIV Key Biscayne, FL \"A Perspective of the\nWorld Food Conference\"\nMarch 13, .1975 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. Introductory Comments\nSymposium on Specifications for\nFood Chemicals\nJanuary 25, 1975 Forty-Niners Award Ceremony Chicago, IL \"Fads, Fears and Foodways\"", "img_62076.png": "se\nDATE TITLE OF SYMPOSIUM LOCATION TITLE OF PAPER\nOctober 9, 1975 Harold C. Mack Symposium on Detroit, MI \"Nutritional Ages of\nThe Physiology and Pathology of Woman\"\nof Reproduction\nSeptember 23, 1975 International Organization for Madrid, Spain \"Benefit-Risk Decision\nthe Study of Human Development Making and Safety and\nAdequacy of Food\"\nAugust 30, 1975 Third Marabou Conference Stockholm, Sweden \"Fulfilling the Consumer's\nNeed for Information\nConcerning Food and\nNutrition\"\nJune 10, 1975 The Swedish Nutrition Foundation Uppsala, Sweden \"Food Additives from\nthe Nutritional and\nTechnological Point of\nView\"\nMay 28, 1975 Western Regional Conference on Tucson, Arizona \"Nutrition, Food Needs\nHigher Education for Fulbright- and Technologic Pri-\nHays Scholars, University of orities: The World\nArizona Food Conference\"\nMay 8, 1975 Virginia Academy of Science Harrisonburg, VA \"Technology Assessment\nSidney Negus Lecture and World Food Needs\"\nApri 21-2975: Food Update - XIV Key Biscayne, FL \"A Perspective of the\nWorld Food Conference\"\nMarch 13, .1975 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. Introductory Comments\nSymposium on Specifications for\nFood Chemicals\nJanuary 25, 1975 Forty-Niners Award Ceremony Chicago, IL \"Fads, Fears and Foodways\"", "img_62077.png": "se\nDATE TITLE OF SYMPOSIUM LOCATION TITLE OF PAPER\nOctober 9, 1975 Harold C. Mack Symposium on Detroit, MI \"Nutritional Ages of\nThe Physiology and Pathology of Woman\"\nof Reproduction\nSeptember 23, 1975 International Organization for Madrid, Spain \"Benefit-Risk Decision\nthe Study of Human Development Making and Safety and\nAdequacy of Food\"\nAugust 30, 1975 Third Marabou Conference Stockholm, Sweden \"Fulfilling the Consumer's\nNeed for Information\nConcerning Food and\nNutrition\"\nJune 10, 1975 The Swedish Nutrition Foundation Uppsala, Sweden \"Food Additives from\nthe Nutritional and\nTechnological Point of\nView\"\nMay 28, 1975 Western Regional Conference on Tucson, Arizona \"Nutrition, Food Needs\nHigher Education for Fulbright- and Technologic Pri-\nHays Scholars, University of orities: The World\nArizona Food Conference\"\nMay 8, 1975 Virginia Academy of Science Harrisonburg, VA \"Technology Assessment\nSidney Negus Lecture and World Food Needs\"\nApri 21-2975: Food Update - XIV Key Biscayne, FL \"A Perspective of the\nWorld Food Conference\"\nMarch 13, .1975 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. Introductory Comments\nSymposium on Specifications for\nFood Chemicals\nJanuary 25, 1975 Forty-Niners Award Ceremony Chicago, IL \"Fads, Fears and Foodways\"", "img_62079.png": "se\nDATE TITLE OF SYMPOSIUM LOCATION TITLE OF PAPER\nOctober 9, 1975 Harold C. Mack Symposium on Detroit, MI \"Nutritional Ages of\nThe Physiology and Pathology of Woman\"\nof Reproduction\nSeptember 23, 1975 International Organization for Madrid, Spain \"Benefit-Risk Decision\nthe Study of Human Development Making and Safety and\nAdequacy of Food\"\nAugust 30, 1975 Third Marabou Conference Stockholm, Sweden \"Fulfilling the Consumer's\nNeed for Information\nConcerning Food and\nNutrition\"\nJune 10, 1975 The Swedish Nutrition Foundation Uppsala, Sweden \"Food Additives from\nthe Nutritional and\nTechnological Point of\nView\"\nMay 28, 1975 Western Regional Conference on Tucson, Arizona \"Nutrition, Food Needs\nHigher Education for Fulbright- and Technologic Pri-\nHays Scholars, University of orities: The World\nArizona Food Conference\"\nMay 8, 1975 Virginia Academy of Science Harrisonburg, VA \"Technology Assessment\nSidney Negus Lecture and World Food Needs\"\nApri 21-2975: Food Update - XIV Key Biscayne, FL \"A Perspective of the\nWorld Food Conference\"\nMarch 13, .1975 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. Introductory Comments\nSymposium on Specifications for\nFood Chemicals\nJanuary 25, 1975 Forty-Niners Award Ceremony Chicago, IL \"Fads, Fears and Foodways\"", "img_58801.png": "C1 NEW BRAND Cl NEW ACCOUNT [] LINE EXTENSION\n-~.. Forsyth/Field Sales Contact Person: Phone: _.\nKe \u2018 Voice Mail:\nCustomer Services Contact Person: Phone: _\n\u201c {Completed by Forsyth) (Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Name:\n(Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Styles indicated below are those currently manufactured - if style(s) not needed, mark out; if additional styles\nneeded, check appropriate block (current styles will be filled out by Forsyth when Brand is determined).\nOress Ores Ovtrmss OCluttss OFFMss [ FFBOx [1 FFM8Ox [] LT 100 BOX\nOrrio Ovriwo Ottrmi100 Outtio Orrmioe OLtTBeox ULTMBOX [] NON-FILTER\nDo you expect this new brand to behave like any of the following brands?\nOcec OBASIG [MONARCH [] BESTVALUE JO\n(Other\nIs the new brand replacing an existing brand?\n(brand being replaced)\nPlease note any other pertinent information that may aid in the forecasting process (e.9., comparable accounts,\nestimated share, pricing issues, etc.) :\nAre introductoty promotions expected? yes (NO. \u2018if yes, attach promotions form from Forsyth Planning Gulde.\n, wt TO BE FILLED OUT BY FORSYTH/CUSTOMER SERVICES\n- (Check here if a forecast Is needed for all accounts currently purchasing the brand (for line extensions only), or provide |\n+ account information in the spaces below. |\nEGA anes Ne SIG OEE Dimna. | UPS NINE)\nAL 8\nPe ee ee a\n~ \u201ce@- When providing AIM data; Customer Services will pull 13 weeks of current information, when avaitabte. w", "img_58802.png": "C1 NEW BRAND Cl NEW ACCOUNT [] LINE EXTENSION\n-~.. Forsyth/Field Sales Contact Person: Phone: _.\nKe \u2018 Voice Mail:\nCustomer Services Contact Person: Phone: _\n\u201c {Completed by Forsyth) (Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Name:\n(Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Styles indicated below are those currently manufactured - if style(s) not needed, mark out; if additional styles\nneeded, check appropriate block (current styles will be filled out by Forsyth when Brand is determined).\nOress Ores Ovtrmss OCluttss OFFMss [ FFBOx [1 FFM8Ox [] LT 100 BOX\nOrrio Ovriwo Ottrmi100 Outtio Orrmioe OLtTBeox ULTMBOX [] NON-FILTER\nDo you expect this new brand to behave like any of the following brands?\nOcec OBASIG [MONARCH [] BESTVALUE JO\n(Other\nIs the new brand replacing an existing brand?\n(brand being replaced)\nPlease note any other pertinent information that may aid in the forecasting process (e.9., comparable accounts,\nestimated share, pricing issues, etc.) :\nAre introductoty promotions expected? yes (NO. \u2018if yes, attach promotions form from Forsyth Planning Gulde.\n, wt TO BE FILLED OUT BY FORSYTH/CUSTOMER SERVICES\n- (Check here if a forecast Is needed for all accounts currently purchasing the brand (for line extensions only), or provide |\n+ account information in the spaces below. |\nEGA anes Ne SIG OEE Dimna. | UPS NINE)\nAL 8\nPe ee ee a\n~ \u201ce@- When providing AIM data; Customer Services will pull 13 weeks of current information, when avaitabte. w", "img_58803.png": "C1 NEW BRAND Cl NEW ACCOUNT [] LINE EXTENSION\n-~.. Forsyth/Field Sales Contact Person: Phone: _.\nKe \u2018 Voice Mail:\nCustomer Services Contact Person: Phone: _\n\u201c {Completed by Forsyth) (Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Name:\n(Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Styles indicated below are those currently manufactured - if style(s) not needed, mark out; if additional styles\nneeded, check appropriate block (current styles will be filled out by Forsyth when Brand is determined).\nOress Ores Ovtrmss OCluttss OFFMss [ FFBOx [1 FFM8Ox [] LT 100 BOX\nOrrio Ovriwo Ottrmi100 Outtio Orrmioe OLtTBeox ULTMBOX [] NON-FILTER\nDo you expect this new brand to behave like any of the following brands?\nOcec OBASIG [MONARCH [] BESTVALUE JO\n(Other\nIs the new brand replacing an existing brand?\n(brand being replaced)\nPlease note any other pertinent information that may aid in the forecasting process (e.9., comparable accounts,\nestimated share, pricing issues, etc.) :\nAre introductoty promotions expected? yes (NO. \u2018if yes, attach promotions form from Forsyth Planning Gulde.\n, wt TO BE FILLED OUT BY FORSYTH/CUSTOMER SERVICES\n- (Check here if a forecast Is needed for all accounts currently purchasing the brand (for line extensions only), or provide |\n+ account information in the spaces below. |\nEGA anes Ne SIG OEE Dimna. | UPS NINE)\nAL 8\nPe ee ee a\n~ \u201ce@- When providing AIM data; Customer Services will pull 13 weeks of current information, when avaitabte. w", "img_58804.png": "C1 NEW BRAND Cl NEW ACCOUNT [] LINE EXTENSION\n-~.. Forsyth/Field Sales Contact Person: Phone: _.\nKe \u2018 Voice Mail:\nCustomer Services Contact Person: Phone: _\n\u201c {Completed by Forsyth) (Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Name:\n(Completed by Forsyth)\nBrand Styles indicated below are those currently manufactured - if style(s) not needed, mark out; if additional styles\nneeded, check appropriate block (current styles will be filled out by Forsyth when Brand is determined).\nOress Ores Ovtrmss OCluttss OFFMss [ FFBOx [1 FFM8Ox [] LT 100 BOX\nOrrio Ovriwo Ottrmi100 Outtio Orrmioe OLtTBeox ULTMBOX [] NON-FILTER\nDo you expect this new brand to behave like any of the following brands?\nOcec OBASIG [MONARCH [] BESTVALUE JO\n(Other\nIs the new brand replacing an existing brand?\n(brand being replaced)\nPlease note any other pertinent information that may aid in the forecasting process (e.9., comparable accounts,\nestimated share, pricing issues, etc.) :\nAre introductoty promotions expected? yes (NO. \u2018if yes, attach promotions form from Forsyth Planning Gulde.\n, wt TO BE FILLED OUT BY FORSYTH/CUSTOMER SERVICES\n- (Check here if a forecast Is needed for all accounts currently purchasing the brand (for line extensions only), or provide |\n+ account information in the spaces below. |\nEGA anes Ne SIG OEE Dimna. | UPS NINE)\nAL 8\nPe ee ee a\n~ \u201ce@- When providing AIM data; Customer Services will pull 13 weeks of current information, when avaitabte. w", "img_450.png": "go.\nsoy\n. 3\nI.\nA. Received the the complete data for the second interlaboratory study of monitor I-13.\nThe initial analysis has been completed and a preliminary memo issued giving\n(Be targets and control chart values of the composite results and for individual labs. The\nvo other statistical analyses have also been completed and a report is being drafted.\nGones)\nB. Started analysis of data for the I-13 monitor calibration on CO, NO, HCN and\nRCHO gas phase analysis.. (Jones)\nMM. OTHER\n- |\n' A. Serving on the R&D BOB Committee and Trivia Questionnaire subcommittee.\nGohnston)\nB. Provided miscellaneous statistical, economic, demographic, socio-economic, and\nproduct use information and consultations. (Jones, Martin, Ryan, Johnston)\nD. Visited VCU to interview candidates for a Summer Intern position working on the\n\u201c sid consumer expenditure data. (Jones)\nMEJ:f\nwe \u201c cc: Page Callaham\nDick Jones\nYann LeGauffey\nPeggy Martin\nFrank Ryan\nJohn Tindall :\nCentral File\na\n8\naa. Hy -\n: a\noo\nOo\n: -\nA", "img_454.png": "go.\nsoy\n. 3\nI.\nA. Received the the complete data for the second interlaboratory study of monitor I-13.\nThe initial analysis has been completed and a preliminary memo issued giving\n(Be targets and control chart values of the composite results and for individual labs. The\nvo other statistical analyses have also been completed and a report is being drafted.\nGones)\nB. Started analysis of data for the I-13 monitor calibration on CO, NO, HCN and\nRCHO gas phase analysis.. (Jones)\nMM. OTHER\n- |\n' A. Serving on the R&D BOB Committee and Trivia Questionnaire subcommittee.\nGohnston)\nB. Provided miscellaneous statistical, economic, demographic, socio-economic, and\nproduct use information and consultations. (Jones, Martin, Ryan, Johnston)\nD. Visited VCU to interview candidates for a Summer Intern position working on the\n\u201c sid consumer expenditure data. (Jones)\nMEJ:f\nwe \u201c cc: Page Callaham\nDick Jones\nYann LeGauffey\nPeggy Martin\nFrank Ryan\nJohn Tindall :\nCentral File\na\n8\naa. Hy -\n: a\noo\nOo\n: -\nA", "img_452.png": "go.\nsoy\n. 3\nI.\nA. Received the the complete data for the second interlaboratory study of monitor I-13.\nThe initial analysis has been completed and a preliminary memo issued giving\n(Be targets and control chart values of the composite results and for individual labs. The\nvo other statistical analyses have also been completed and a report is being drafted.\nGones)\nB. Started analysis of data for the I-13 monitor calibration on CO, NO, HCN and\nRCHO gas phase analysis.. (Jones)\nMM. OTHER\n- |\n' A. Serving on the R&D BOB Committee and Trivia Questionnaire subcommittee.\nGohnston)\nB. Provided miscellaneous statistical, economic, demographic, socio-economic, and\nproduct use information and consultations. (Jones, Martin, Ryan, Johnston)\nD. Visited VCU to interview candidates for a Summer Intern position working on the\n\u201c sid consumer expenditure data. (Jones)\nMEJ:f\nwe \u201c cc: Page Callaham\nDick Jones\nYann LeGauffey\nPeggy Martin\nFrank Ryan\nJohn Tindall :\nCentral File\na\n8\naa. Hy -\n: a\noo\nOo\n: -\nA", "img_60428.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_60429.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_60432.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_60433.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_60434.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_60435.png": "OVERVIEW OF OTC CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY\nNational Brands (at least 9): General Nutrition Center\nNature Made\nCaltrate\n-Os-Cal\nYour Life\nCentrum\nAvail\nCitracal\nPosture\nTu MS\nRegional Brands ( Dozens of Calcium Products): Food Stores (Grocery)\nDrug Stores (e.g. Super X)\nMass Merchandising (e.g. Kmart)\n*Total Sales For Entire Food/Drug/Mass Merchant 1992: $115 MM_ (Lead Brand Os-Cal $25 MM)\nEstimated Profit Margin: 109%\nEstimated Profit For Entire Calcium Category: $11.5 MM\nRaw Material Costs: Ingredient\u2019 CCM Plus Trace Minerals Current Products \u00a9 Cost Index\nZine Zine Sulfate Zine Oxide 42\nManganese Manganese Gluconate Manganese Oxide 2.6\nCopper Copper Gluconate Copper Oxide 8.3\nCalcium CCM Calcium Carbonaie \u2014_\u2014-6.0 (estimated)\n* Kline & Company Report on Vitamin and Nutiritional Supplements.\nMBA 3/94", "img_317.png": ". >\u00bb Monitor Results\n\u00a2 KOOL KS Vs. Newport KS\n-\u2014 KOOL KS Was Found To Be At Parity With Newport KS\nAmong KOOL KS And Newport KS Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL KS Vs. Salem KS\n\u2014 KOOL KS Was Found To Be Superior To Salem KS Among\nSalem KS Smokers And At Parity Among KOOL KS Smokers\n>\u00bb Status\n3 * KOOL KS Vs. Newport KS Monitor Will Be :\n& Conducted Again Using A Greater Number Of _?\nSs Total Smokers (n > 400 compared ton < 300)\ng :\na ' :", "img_319.png": ". >\u00bb Monitor Results\n\u00a2 KOOL KS Vs. Newport KS\n-\u2014 KOOL KS Was Found To Be At Parity With Newport KS\nAmong KOOL KS And Newport KS Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL KS Vs. Salem KS\n\u2014 KOOL KS Was Found To Be Superior To Salem KS Among\nSalem KS Smokers And At Parity Among KOOL KS Smokers\n>\u00bb Status\n3 * KOOL KS Vs. Newport KS Monitor Will Be :\n& Conducted Again Using A Greater Number Of _?\nSs Total Smokers (n > 400 compared ton < 300)\ng :\na ' :", "img_395.png": "B&Sw\n>\u00bb Objective .\n\u00a2 Using KOOL \"C\" Technologies, Develop A KOOL 100 Product\nThat Is Superior To Newport 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n>\u00bb CPT Results\n\u00a2 KOOL \"C\" Was Superior (94% C.L.) To Newport 100 And At\nParity With Current KOOL 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL 100 Smokers Found KOOL \"C\" To Have More And \u2014\n\u2018Better Menthol! Taste\n>\u00bb Status\nto 4\noS \u00b0* KOOL \"C\" With 0.57% Menthol And 17% Vent Was Implemented |\nS October 1994\nS .\noo\n&\no", "img_396.png": "B&Sw\n>\u00bb Objective .\n\u00a2 Using KOOL \"C\" Technologies, Develop A KOOL 100 Product\nThat Is Superior To Newport 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n>\u00bb CPT Results\n\u00a2 KOOL \"C\" Was Superior (94% C.L.) To Newport 100 And At\nParity With Current KOOL 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL 100 Smokers Found KOOL \"C\" To Have More And \u2014\n\u2018Better Menthol! Taste\n>\u00bb Status\nto 4\noS \u00b0* KOOL \"C\" With 0.57% Menthol And 17% Vent Was Implemented |\nS October 1994\nS .\noo\n&\no", "img_397.png": "B&Sw\n>\u00bb Objective .\n\u00a2 Using KOOL \"C\" Technologies, Develop A KOOL 100 Product\nThat Is Superior To Newport 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n>\u00bb CPT Results\n\u00a2 KOOL \"C\" Was Superior (94% C.L.) To Newport 100 And At\nParity With Current KOOL 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL 100 Smokers Found KOOL \"C\" To Have More And \u2014\n\u2018Better Menthol! Taste\n>\u00bb Status\nto 4\noS \u00b0* KOOL \"C\" With 0.57% Menthol And 17% Vent Was Implemented |\nS October 1994\nS .\noo\n&\no", "img_398.png": "B&Sw\n>\u00bb Objective .\n\u00a2 Using KOOL \"C\" Technologies, Develop A KOOL 100 Product\nThat Is Superior To Newport 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n>\u00bb CPT Results\n\u00a2 KOOL \"C\" Was Superior (94% C.L.) To Newport 100 And At\nParity With Current KOOL 100 Among KOOL 100 Smokers\n\u00a2 KOOL 100 Smokers Found KOOL \"C\" To Have More And \u2014\n\u2018Better Menthol! Taste\n>\u00bb Status\nto 4\noS \u00b0* KOOL \"C\" With 0.57% Menthol And 17% Vent Was Implemented |\nS October 1994\nS .\noo\n&\no", "img_56422.png": "1. oe U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY . 1, NO.\nyt -\naot TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION T 4530523\n. . (Read reverse before compleing form)\n: . 2. DATE .\n\n&] ORIGINAL C AMENDMENT L] CANCELLATION March 1, 1979\n3. NAME 4, SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\n\n. | Dr. William J. Darby ?\n5. TITLE Member, Environmental Health Advisory [\u00a9 CRSANIZATION\n\nCommittee ctence Ad Q Board\n7. OFFICIAL STATION\n\nNew York, N.Y.\n\n8. PERIODOF TRAVEL March 20, 1979 ut March 21, 1979\nne ren ery Fae\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_: ana ING ABO:\nSTARTING ABOUT (Date] ENDIN (Date)\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (Jf foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\n\nFROM: New York, N.Y.\n\nTO: Washington, D. C. and return\n\nPURPOSE: \\ To attend March 21, 1979, meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory\n\nCommittee's Study Group on Pesticide Tolerances in Arlington, Va.\n\nD-7,618,951\n\nPrepared by Rita Haggerty\n\nANNUAL LEAVE AUTHORIZED FROM \u2014______\u2014______ To. ______\u2014\n\n10. PER DIEM ALL.OWANCE \u00a7. PLUS AVERAGE COST OF LODGING (Not to exceed maximum set by GSA). SPECIFY IF OTHER\n. ALLOWANCE AND LIMITATION 1S AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF PER DIEM. NTE $50 p/d\n11. MODE OF TRAVEL\nd. QleRIVATELY-OWNED WU AT AA RATE\n(Auto, Airplane, etc.)\n\na2@] common carRierR OF ____CENTS SUBJECT TO D(1) or D(2)\n\nb.1  ExTRA FARE 4) DJ Founo to BeToTHe (2) C) NoT TOEXCEED COST BY COMMON\n\n\u00ab0 GOVERNMENT-OWNED ADVANTAGE OF THE CARRIER INCLUDING CONSIDERATION\n\nCONVEYANCE GOVERNMENT. OF PER DIEM ALLOWANCE\n12, TDY ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED 13. CHANGE OF STATION ALLOWANCES AUTHORIZED\n\na. 1) CAR RENTAL a. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Goons d.[] RESIDENCE HUNTING\n\ndb. TAXI AND PERSONAL AFFECTS\n\nc.Q excess saccace \u2014___cas/Est] b. TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE e.L] TEMPORARY QUARTERS\n\na B) other (Specify) Of ficial FAMILY\n\nc.O Reaistration rees Phone Calils creat estate ExPeNses t.[1] MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES\n\nPRIATION CONTROL |DOCUMENT ACCOUNT ere OUNT\nnumer | \u2018Numer | Nomen\u2019 | __NUMBER\n/\n\n689/00107 [VOO39 5453053 410118007 zazz, bion.00 | 7 | TCT\npe 3 Baaoo tA; | ff\npe b 50.00 |/\u00a5Y | | | |\n\nmoran | Ti roan $234.00 PE] EEE\nfis, APPLICABLE REG\u2019s:scTR\u2019S [TAS OO __irenenniniehrninciinhinshtheistitiiinisisniansnsstnenenetenenttiesssestnaesesess\n\n2. RECOMMENDING OFFICHR'S SIGNATURE NAME ANDO TITLE (Typed)\n\nVY ub Ernst Linde, Executive Secretary\nAuthority is granted to travel and incur such expenses as may be necessary for this authorization in accordance with EPA policy and\napplicable regulation, \u2014 f\n6 ( NAME AND TITLE (Typed)\nh, 7 He t Hs Richard M. Dowd, Staff Director\n(Si \"* s\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 8-7 PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BEWSED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\no oe bt acl opel a adic ba hen)", "img_56423.png": "1. oe U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY . 1, NO.\nyt -\naot TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION T 4530523\n. . (Read reverse before compleing form)\n: . 2. DATE .\n\n&] ORIGINAL C AMENDMENT L] CANCELLATION March 1, 1979\n3. NAME 4, SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\n\n. | Dr. William J. Darby ?\n5. TITLE Member, Environmental Health Advisory [\u00a9 CRSANIZATION\n\nCommittee ctence Ad Q Board\n7. OFFICIAL STATION\n\nNew York, N.Y.\n\n8. PERIODOF TRAVEL March 20, 1979 ut March 21, 1979\nne ren ery Fae\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_: ana ING ABO:\nSTARTING ABOUT (Date] ENDIN (Date)\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (Jf foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\n\nFROM: New York, N.Y.\n\nTO: Washington, D. C. and return\n\nPURPOSE: \\ To attend March 21, 1979, meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory\n\nCommittee's Study Group on Pesticide Tolerances in Arlington, Va.\n\nD-7,618,951\n\nPrepared by Rita Haggerty\n\nANNUAL LEAVE AUTHORIZED FROM \u2014______\u2014______ To. ______\u2014\n\n10. PER DIEM ALL.OWANCE \u00a7. PLUS AVERAGE COST OF LODGING (Not to exceed maximum set by GSA). SPECIFY IF OTHER\n. ALLOWANCE AND LIMITATION 1S AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF PER DIEM. NTE $50 p/d\n11. MODE OF TRAVEL\nd. QleRIVATELY-OWNED WU AT AA RATE\n(Auto, Airplane, etc.)\n\na2@] common carRierR OF ____CENTS SUBJECT TO D(1) or D(2)\n\nb.1  ExTRA FARE 4) DJ Founo to BeToTHe (2) C) NoT TOEXCEED COST BY COMMON\n\n\u00ab0 GOVERNMENT-OWNED ADVANTAGE OF THE CARRIER INCLUDING CONSIDERATION\n\nCONVEYANCE GOVERNMENT. OF PER DIEM ALLOWANCE\n12, TDY ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED 13. CHANGE OF STATION ALLOWANCES AUTHORIZED\n\na. 1) CAR RENTAL a. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Goons d.[] RESIDENCE HUNTING\n\ndb. TAXI AND PERSONAL AFFECTS\n\nc.Q excess saccace \u2014___cas/Est] b. TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE e.L] TEMPORARY QUARTERS\n\na B) other (Specify) Of ficial FAMILY\n\nc.O Reaistration rees Phone Calils creat estate ExPeNses t.[1] MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES\n\nPRIATION CONTROL |DOCUMENT ACCOUNT ere OUNT\nnumer | \u2018Numer | Nomen\u2019 | __NUMBER\n/\n\n689/00107 [VOO39 5453053 410118007 zazz, bion.00 | 7 | TCT\npe 3 Baaoo tA; | ff\npe b 50.00 |/\u00a5Y | | | |\n\nmoran | Ti roan $234.00 PE] EEE\nfis, APPLICABLE REG\u2019s:scTR\u2019S [TAS OO __irenenniniehrninciinhinshtheistitiiinisisniansnsstnenenetenenttiesssestnaesesess\n\n2. RECOMMENDING OFFICHR'S SIGNATURE NAME ANDO TITLE (Typed)\n\nVY ub Ernst Linde, Executive Secretary\nAuthority is granted to travel and incur such expenses as may be necessary for this authorization in accordance with EPA policy and\napplicable regulation, \u2014 f\n6 ( NAME AND TITLE (Typed)\nh, 7 He t Hs Richard M. Dowd, Staff Director\n(Si \"* s\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 8-7 PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BEWSED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\no oe bt acl opel a adic ba hen)", "img_56424.png": "1. oe U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY . 1, NO.\nyt -\naot TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION T 4530523\n. . (Read reverse before compleing form)\n: . 2. DATE .\n\n&] ORIGINAL C AMENDMENT L] CANCELLATION March 1, 1979\n3. NAME 4, SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\n\n. | Dr. William J. Darby ?\n5. TITLE Member, Environmental Health Advisory [\u00a9 CRSANIZATION\n\nCommittee ctence Ad Q Board\n7. OFFICIAL STATION\n\nNew York, N.Y.\n\n8. PERIODOF TRAVEL March 20, 1979 ut March 21, 1979\nne ren ery Fae\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_: ana ING ABO:\nSTARTING ABOUT (Date] ENDIN (Date)\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (Jf foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\n\nFROM: New York, N.Y.\n\nTO: Washington, D. 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Dowd, Staff Director\n(Si \"* s\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 8-7 PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BEWSED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\no oe bt acl opel a adic ba hen)", "img_56427.png": "1. oe U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY . 1, NO.\nyt -\naot TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION T 4530523\n. . (Read reverse before compleing form)\n: . 2. DATE .\n\n&] ORIGINAL C AMENDMENT L] CANCELLATION March 1, 1979\n3. NAME 4, SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\n\n. | Dr. William J. Darby ?\n5. TITLE Member, Environmental Health Advisory [\u00a9 CRSANIZATION\n\nCommittee ctence Ad Q Board\n7. OFFICIAL STATION\n\nNew York, N.Y.\n\n8. PERIODOF TRAVEL March 20, 1979 ut March 21, 1979\nne ren ery Fae\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_: ana ING ABO:\nSTARTING ABOUT (Date] ENDIN (Date)\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (Jf foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\n\nFROM: New York, N.Y.\n\nTO: Washington, D. 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Dowd, Staff Director\n(Si \"* s\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 8-7 PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BEWSED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\no oe bt acl opel a adic ba hen)", "img_56428.png": "1. oe U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY . 1, NO.\nyt -\naot TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION T 4530523\n. . (Read reverse before compleing form)\n: . 2. DATE .\n\n&] ORIGINAL C AMENDMENT L] CANCELLATION March 1, 1979\n3. NAME 4, SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\n\n. | Dr. William J. Darby ?\n5. TITLE Member, Environmental Health Advisory [\u00a9 CRSANIZATION\n\nCommittee ctence Ad Q Board\n7. OFFICIAL STATION\n\nNew York, N.Y.\n\n8. PERIODOF TRAVEL March 20, 1979 ut March 21, 1979\nne ren ery Fae\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_: ana ING ABO:\nSTARTING ABOUT (Date] ENDIN (Date)\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (Jf foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\n\nFROM: New York, N.Y.\n\nTO: Washington, D. C. and return\n\nPURPOSE: \\ To attend March 21, 1979, meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory\n\nCommittee's Study Group on Pesticide Tolerances in Arlington, Va.\n\nD-7,618,951\n\nPrepared by Rita Haggerty\n\nANNUAL LEAVE AUTHORIZED FROM \u2014______\u2014______ To. ______\u2014\n\n10. PER DIEM ALL.OWANCE \u00a7. PLUS AVERAGE COST OF LODGING (Not to exceed maximum set by GSA). SPECIFY IF OTHER\n. ALLOWANCE AND LIMITATION 1S AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF PER DIEM. NTE $50 p/d\n11. MODE OF TRAVEL\nd. QleRIVATELY-OWNED WU AT AA RATE\n(Auto, Airplane, etc.)\n\na2@] common carRierR OF ____CENTS SUBJECT TO D(1) or D(2)\n\nb.1  ExTRA FARE 4) DJ Founo to BeToTHe (2) C) NoT TOEXCEED COST BY COMMON\n\n\u00ab0 GOVERNMENT-OWNED ADVANTAGE OF THE CARRIER INCLUDING CONSIDERATION\n\nCONVEYANCE GOVERNMENT. OF PER DIEM ALLOWANCE\n12, TDY ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED 13. CHANGE OF STATION ALLOWANCES AUTHORIZED\n\na. 1) CAR RENTAL a. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Goons d.[] RESIDENCE HUNTING\n\ndb. TAXI AND PERSONAL AFFECTS\n\nc.Q excess saccace \u2014___cas/Est] b. TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE e.L] TEMPORARY QUARTERS\n\na B) other (Specify) Of ficial FAMILY\n\nc.O Reaistration rees Phone Calils creat estate ExPeNses t.[1] MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES\n\nPRIATION CONTROL |DOCUMENT ACCOUNT ere OUNT\nnumer | \u2018Numer | Nomen\u2019 | __NUMBER\n/\n\n689/00107 [VOO39 5453053 410118007 zazz, bion.00 | 7 | TCT\npe 3 Baaoo tA; | ff\npe b 50.00 |/\u00a5Y | | | |\n\nmoran | Ti roan $234.00 PE] EEE\nfis, APPLICABLE REG\u2019s:scTR\u2019S [TAS OO __irenenniniehrninciinhinshtheistitiiinisisniansnsstnenenetenenttiesssestnaesesess\n\n2. RECOMMENDING OFFICHR'S SIGNATURE NAME ANDO TITLE (Typed)\n\nVY ub Ernst Linde, Executive Secretary\nAuthority is granted to travel and incur such expenses as may be necessary for this authorization in accordance with EPA policy and\napplicable regulation, \u2014 f\n6 ( NAME AND TITLE (Typed)\nh, 7 He t Hs Richard M. Dowd, Staff Director\n(Si \"* s\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 8-7 PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BEWSED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\no oe bt acl opel a adic ba hen)", "img_5941.png": ".\nFROM + DSF_GRAIN_&_SEED, INC, :\nFROM > LO GPAIM\u20ac Seen. rnc, re Oo ous see 4r74 Nev. 28 2000 @9:54An Pa\nTore NOTE BIS 696-4774 Now. 22 2009 19:258m PT\n\u00e9 Tobacco Company\nGrowers Questionnaire\nName Janice LAT or . 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A\nMailing Address S150 Oud Be-fts e d\nCity Green brieic\nState enn Zip Code _370 7.3\nHome Telephone b Is~ 38a- Tbs\u201d\nWork Telephone &IS- 264 - i362\nCell Telephone \u2014 5 J a- 2d 7/\nE-Mail Address M Ltt\nLand Production 1999 Crop Est. 2000 Crop\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned_-> 22 Owned S24 0 _ Owned. 16\u00a5\u00a20\nLeased Leased Leased\nIrrigation\nYes X No WU\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\nNN\nComments:\nDirections To Farm:\non\nN\nwW\nao\nnN\n. . \u00a9\n. 8\nw", "img_5934.png": ".\nFROM + DSF_GRAIN_&_SEED, INC, :\nFROM > LO GPAIM\u20ac Seen. rnc, re Oo ous see 4r74 Nev. 28 2000 @9:54An Pa\nTore NOTE BIS 696-4774 Now. 22 2009 19:258m PT\n\u00e9 Tobacco Company\nGrowers Questionnaire\nName Janice LAT or . A\nMailing Address S150 Oud Be-fts e d\nCity Green brieic\nState enn Zip Code _370 7.3\nHome Telephone b Is~ 38a- Tbs\u201d\nWork Telephone &IS- 264 - i362\nCell Telephone \u2014 5 J a- 2d 7/\nE-Mail Address M Ltt\nLand Production 1999 Crop Est. 2000 Crop\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned_-> 22 Owned S24 0 _ Owned. 16\u00a5\u00a20\nLeased Leased Leased\nIrrigation\nYes X No WU\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\nNN\nComments:\nDirections To Farm:\non\nN\nwW\nao\nnN\n. . \u00a9\n. 8\nw", "img_5937.png": ".\nFROM + DSF_GRAIN_&_SEED, INC, :\nFROM > LO GPAIM\u20ac Seen. rnc, re Oo ous see 4r74 Nev. 28 2000 @9:54An Pa\nTore NOTE BIS 696-4774 Now. 22 2009 19:258m PT\n\u00e9 Tobacco Company\nGrowers Questionnaire\nName Janice LAT or . A\nMailing Address S150 Oud Be-fts e d\nCity Green brieic\nState enn Zip Code _370 7.3\nHome Telephone b Is~ 38a- Tbs\u201d\nWork Telephone &IS- 264 - i362\nCell Telephone \u2014 5 J a- 2d 7/\nE-Mail Address M Ltt\nLand Production 1999 Crop Est. 2000 Crop\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned_-> 22 Owned S24 0 _ Owned. 16\u00a5\u00a20\nLeased Leased Leased\nIrrigation\nYes X No WU\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\nNN\nComments:\nDirections To Farm:\non\nN\nwW\nao\nnN\n. . \u00a9\n. 8\nw", "img_33008.png": "eae\nABSTRACT\n1 - Institution: University of Maryland\n2 - Title of Report: Chromium(IIL) Complexes of Insulin\nand Related Compounds\n3 - Principal Investigator: Carl L. Rollinson\n4 - Number of pages: 7\nNumber of illustrations; None\nDate: February 25, 1964\n5 - Contract Number: DA-49~-193-MD-2444\n6 - Supported by: U. S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D. C.", "img_33000.png": "eae\nABSTRACT\n1 - Institution: University of Maryland\n2 - Title of Report: Chromium(IIL) Complexes of Insulin\nand Related Compounds\n3 - Principal Investigator: Carl L. Rollinson\n4 - Number of pages: 7\nNumber of illustrations; None\nDate: February 25, 1964\n5 - Contract Number: DA-49~-193-MD-2444\n6 - Supported by: U. S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D. C.", "img_33005.png": "eae\nABSTRACT\n1 - Institution: University of Maryland\n2 - Title of Report: Chromium(IIL) Complexes of Insulin\nand Related Compounds\n3 - Principal Investigator: Carl L. Rollinson\n4 - Number of pages: 7\nNumber of illustrations; None\nDate: February 25, 1964\n5 - Contract Number: DA-49~-193-MD-2444\n6 - Supported by: U. S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D. C.", "img_19089.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19093.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19100.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19119.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19132.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19135.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19143.png": "y f :\nmgere \u201c\nRIRT/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nDOCUMENTATION APPROVAL FORM\nNAME: S. Keith Cole TYPE OF DOCUMENT:\nx___Abstract\nTITLE: Senior R&D Chemist Res. Manu.\n____Oral Pros.\nDIVISION: Product Evalyation Other\nDATE:_Iune 6, 1995\nMAIL ADDRESS:_611-13/002E Telephone:_ 0553\nDOCUMENT TITLE:_Quantitation of Sidestream Smoke Components from a Cigarette that\nAUTHOR(S)/CO-AUTHOR(S):_S. Keith Cole\nTYPIST/STENOGRAPHER: Keith Cole Extension:____0553_\nPURPOSE OF DOCUMENT\nPUBLICATION IN:\nPRESENTATION AT:\n49\" Tobacco Chemists Research Conference\nLOCATION:_Lexington, KY Date:_ September 25, 1995\nOTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:\nYour signatures on this form indicate that to the best of your knowledge, the information ,\ncontained in the document to be published/presented is not proprietary and that the technical\nquality reflects positively on the image of RIRT and its R&D Groups.\nAuthor(s): d Le bk. Date:_G- 6-957\n_ Reviewer 1 Date & 767-45\na\n: Reviewer 2. Date: CLUE UU g 7S wn\n:\nDivision Manager: \u2018 Date:_\u00a2/ \u00a2 a\nRJRT General Law: Date:_G -G-4.S \u00a7\na\n: RIRT Patent Review: Date: *\nGroup Director: Date:\nRIRT Management: Date:", "img_19064.png": ". 5\nco rr\nuo \u00bb JBBYIST DISCLOSURE REPOR1\n: (FORM 25)\n\ni Board > Retum this form'to: Fe a\nee, coe pe) 0 * The Board Of Ethics) 1,\noe \u201cEGR \u201ce \u2018guie S30\n\n(= re Ics 205 West Randolph Steet\na Chicago, TL 60606\nPlease read the enclosed Instruction and Information Sheet for Lobbyists before filling out this form. Terms\nmarked with an asterisk are defined in the Information Sheet. Registered lobbyists must file a notarized\nDisclosure Report semi-annually, no Jater than January 20th and July 20th of each year, and at the\ntermination of lobbying activities,\nSimon & Spitalli ___ cen\n(Name of Lobbyist) :\nS5- Macker_pr_,#702 ____-Chicago___I,-__60601-\u2014\n: leas ddress) - . (City) (State) (Zip)\n(312) 641511300 ,\n(Business Telephone Number) : : :\nIl, REPORTING PERIOD FOR EXPENDITURES* AND COMPENSATION*\n_ 6 months preceding January 20 oO \u2018 o\n(Check the appropriate box) :\n. 6 months preceding July 20 k) . : .\n: FOO nnn to\n7 Date of previous report . : . Date of termination of lobbying 4\nUW. EXPENDITURES 7\n* List the total amount of expenditures made on behalf of your client/principal which were directly\nselated to lobbying agencies* of the City of Chicago, = 9 Se\n- A. Office Expenses Ses : Soe\nB. Compensation to Others : $n\nC. Public Education, Advertising cor oo\nand Publications - $e\n. D. Meals, Travel and Lodging $e\nE. Other Expenses (Including Gifts) Se\nTOTAL OF A-E Sec\nIN. EXPENDITURES EXCEEDING $250 . .\nFor any single expenditure over $250 that is included in the totals in Section I] above, provide the\ninformation requested below. If you have made no such expenditures, check where indicated.\nA. Date of the expenditure\nB. Amount of the expenditure : : w\n| . C. Purpose of the expenditure / un\n| : D, Name and address of the beneficiary/recipient of the expenditure e\n. . m e\n! - E. Nature of the business of the beneficiary/recipient : \u2018 u\nF. Legislative or administrative action in connection with which the expenditure was made S\n: OR\nE] I have made no single expenditure over $250.20 maetvig\n: ee Re Ae on ye \u2018\n. soe ete he ine\n: EMER Ma UPA eR Spey", "img_19069.png": ". 5\nco rr\nuo \u00bb JBBYIST DISCLOSURE REPOR1\n: (FORM 25)\n\ni Board > Retum this form'to: Fe a\nee, coe pe) 0 * The Board Of Ethics) 1,\noe \u201cEGR \u201ce \u2018guie S30\n\n(= re Ics 205 West Randolph Steet\na Chicago, TL 60606\nPlease read the enclosed Instruction and Information Sheet for Lobbyists before filling out this form. Terms\nmarked with an asterisk are defined in the Information Sheet. Registered lobbyists must file a notarized\nDisclosure Report semi-annually, no Jater than January 20th and July 20th of each year, and at the\ntermination of lobbying activities,\nSimon & Spitalli ___ cen\n(Name of Lobbyist) :\nS5- Macker_pr_,#702 ____-Chicago___I,-__60601-\u2014\n: leas ddress) - . (City) (State) (Zip)\n(312) 641511300 ,\n(Business Telephone Number) : : :\nIl, REPORTING PERIOD FOR EXPENDITURES* AND COMPENSATION*\n_ 6 months preceding January 20 oO \u2018 o\n(Check the appropriate box) :\n. 6 months preceding July 20 k) . : .\n: FOO nnn to\n7 Date of previous report . : . Date of termination of lobbying 4\nUW. EXPENDITURES 7\n* List the total amount of expenditures made on behalf of your client/principal which were directly\nselated to lobbying agencies* of the City of Chicago, = 9 Se\n- A. Office Expenses Ses : Soe\nB. Compensation to Others : $n\nC. Public Education, Advertising cor oo\nand Publications - $e\n. D. Meals, Travel and Lodging $e\nE. Other Expenses (Including Gifts) Se\nTOTAL OF A-E Sec\nIN. EXPENDITURES EXCEEDING $250 . .\nFor any single expenditure over $250 that is included in the totals in Section I] above, provide the\ninformation requested below. If you have made no such expenditures, check where indicated.\nA. Date of the expenditure\nB. Amount of the expenditure : : w\n| . C. Purpose of the expenditure / un\n| : D, Name and address of the beneficiary/recipient of the expenditure e\n. . m e\n! - E. Nature of the business of the beneficiary/recipient : \u2018 u\nF. Legislative or administrative action in connection with which the expenditure was made S\n: OR\nE] I have made no single expenditure over $250.20 maetvig\n: ee Re Ae on ye \u2018\n. soe ete he ine\n: EMER Ma UPA eR Spey", "img_19071.png": ". 5\nco rr\nuo \u00bb JBBYIST DISCLOSURE REPOR1\n: (FORM 25)\n\ni Board > Retum this form'to: Fe a\nee, coe pe) 0 * The Board Of Ethics) 1,\noe \u201cEGR \u201ce \u2018guie S30\n\n(= re Ics 205 West Randolph Steet\na Chicago, TL 60606\nPlease read the enclosed Instruction and Information Sheet for Lobbyists before filling out this form. Terms\nmarked with an asterisk are defined in the Information Sheet. Registered lobbyists must file a notarized\nDisclosure Report semi-annually, no Jater than January 20th and July 20th of each year, and at the\ntermination of lobbying activities,\nSimon & Spitalli ___ cen\n(Name of Lobbyist) :\nS5- Macker_pr_,#702 ____-Chicago___I,-__60601-\u2014\n: leas ddress) - . (City) (State) (Zip)\n(312) 641511300 ,\n(Business Telephone Number) : : :\nIl, REPORTING PERIOD FOR EXPENDITURES* AND COMPENSATION*\n_ 6 months preceding January 20 oO \u2018 o\n(Check the appropriate box) :\n. 6 months preceding July 20 k) . : .\n: FOO nnn to\n7 Date of previous report . : . Date of termination of lobbying 4\nUW. EXPENDITURES 7\n* List the total amount of expenditures made on behalf of your client/principal which were directly\nselated to lobbying agencies* of the City of Chicago, = 9 Se\n- A. Office Expenses Ses : Soe\nB. Compensation to Others : $n\nC. Public Education, Advertising cor oo\nand Publications - $e\n. D. Meals, Travel and Lodging $e\nE. Other Expenses (Including Gifts) Se\nTOTAL OF A-E Sec\nIN. EXPENDITURES EXCEEDING $250 . .\nFor any single expenditure over $250 that is included in the totals in Section I] above, provide the\ninformation requested below. If you have made no such expenditures, check where indicated.\nA. Date of the expenditure\nB. Amount of the expenditure : : w\n| . C. Purpose of the expenditure / un\n| : D, Name and address of the beneficiary/recipient of the expenditure e\n. . m e\n! - E. Nature of the business of the beneficiary/recipient : \u2018 u\nF. Legislative or administrative action in connection with which the expenditure was made S\n: OR\nE] I have made no single expenditure over $250.20 maetvig\n: ee Re Ae on ye \u2018\n. soe ete he ine\n: EMER Ma UPA eR Spey", "img_19076.png": ". 5\nco rr\nuo \u00bb JBBYIST DISCLOSURE REPOR1\n: (FORM 25)\n\ni Board > Retum this form'to: Fe a\nee, coe pe) 0 * The Board Of Ethics) 1,\noe \u201cEGR \u201ce \u2018guie S30\n\n(= re Ics 205 West Randolph Steet\na Chicago, TL 60606\nPlease read the enclosed Instruction and Information Sheet for Lobbyists before filling out this form. Terms\nmarked with an asterisk are defined in the Information Sheet. Registered lobbyists must file a notarized\nDisclosure Report semi-annually, no Jater than January 20th and July 20th of each year, and at the\ntermination of lobbying activities,\nSimon & Spitalli ___ cen\n(Name of Lobbyist) :\nS5- Macker_pr_,#702 ____-Chicago___I,-__60601-\u2014\n: leas ddress) - . (City) (State) (Zip)\n(312) 641511300 ,\n(Business Telephone Number) : : :\nIl, REPORTING PERIOD FOR EXPENDITURES* AND COMPENSATION*\n_ 6 months preceding January 20 oO \u2018 o\n(Check the appropriate box) :\n. 6 months preceding July 20 k) . : .\n: FOO nnn to\n7 Date of previous report . : . Date of termination of lobbying 4\nUW. EXPENDITURES 7\n* List the total amount of expenditures made on behalf of your client/principal which were directly\nselated to lobbying agencies* of the City of Chicago, = 9 Se\n- A. Office Expenses Ses : Soe\nB. Compensation to Others : $n\nC. Public Education, Advertising cor oo\nand Publications - $e\n. D. Meals, Travel and Lodging $e\nE. Other Expenses (Including Gifts) Se\nTOTAL OF A-E Sec\nIN. EXPENDITURES EXCEEDING $250 . .\nFor any single expenditure over $250 that is included in the totals in Section I] above, provide the\ninformation requested below. If you have made no such expenditures, check where indicated.\nA. Date of the expenditure\nB. Amount of the expenditure : : w\n| . C. Purpose of the expenditure / un\n| : D, Name and address of the beneficiary/recipient of the expenditure e\n. . m e\n! - E. Nature of the business of the beneficiary/recipient : \u2018 u\nF. Legislative or administrative action in connection with which the expenditure was made S\n: OR\nE] I have made no single expenditure over $250.20 maetvig\n: ee Re Ae on ye \u2018\n. soe ete he ine\n: EMER Ma UPA eR Spey", "img_62386.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62387.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62388.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62389.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62390.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62391.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_62392.png": ":\nBreen - Thomas Monument Co. MEER! P \u2018\n, : R. P. ADAMS\nDesigners and Builders of Stationery, UBRGea cea OL 6300 AUTOMATIC DEVICES\nArtistic Memorials Office Furniture MA 2215\nJ. EDW. ALBACHTEN HARRY C. KRAMER INC,\nand Mausoleums Life Insurance cBosss Dry Cleaners CE 4040\n\u2018 i KEN BENSON C._S. \u201cPAT\u201d LAFFERTY\nOppostie Main Gate \u2018Accountant MA0777 Paper GA 3215 Manufacturers of\nCalvary Cemetery CHAS. BERRY\nae Florissant, St. Louis or praisz \u201cBW tine Bauipment Ni 9914 ADJUSTOMATIC\n\u2018m. B. Thomas MU. 9333 pone ,\nReal Estat 1\netter eRe TS ao, a mea eMa NE re ety Rdalenn tlie nif to MAA SCAFFOLDS\nFRANK FEAGANS Printers Ink GA0414 gon Ly\nEARL R. BRITT Stotkes andeurds\u2019aKt0ais\nONE STORE \u2014 ONE LOCATION Printing CH48234 meets 1260 Hodiamont Ave.\nGEO, FE. B\n4505 DELMAR AVE. CUaENEE He P eOCHeise,  TOWSuSEDDIY LU 2250\nPaint GEORGE BROMEYER CLIFF McCLURE ROBERT E. CAMERON, Prest,\n\u2018aints Loans VI-7-3111 | Automobiles CE 8200\nDISTINCTIVE WALL PAPERS ROBT. E. CAMERON\naffold =, JOE MILLS\n8 ie denatiishe CU 0255 \u2018Typewriters MA 3215 CU 0255\n116 Rta) ERV. MUELLER\na ae DE 3900 \u201cWater Coolers RO 2962\nPt er eee ee ene, . Je NNELLY Se\nREX LETTER SERVICE Co, | Foofne SN CT RO uneg Te eNT A. 460\nDirect Mall Advertising Series ea ee WULLEN AUTOMATIC HEATING\nAll Types of Office Forme ELMER CDREHMANY | oe Ady. Novelties OL 5481 EQUIPMENT CO.\nera: rector 4\nB MAX NEWBY\nteehee! THON E. DUNN cmsisg Telephone CH 9800-8397 Hot Water and Steam\nFRED OERTLI Heating\nCHARLES A. ERKER\ne One cHr9419 -Hlee: Contractor MO 4910\nFRANK SCHUTZE CHARLES F. ERNST a ate ee Ceenas COMMERCIAL\u2014INDUSTRIAL\nTypesetting CH 8297 Saeee\n314 N. BROADWAY GA 0861 PRANK TT. FEAGANS WILLIAM J. RILEY 3887 DELMAR JE 5511\naan i RO 5116 Employment Agency WM. H. HORTON\nHOELKE-MARTINE-FLAUGHER Advertising CH dee | PAN CE CB rmitgat gee ie ae ae te\nADVERTISING U Men ean Tene, nes SHANK E\nMen's Furnishings GA0132 CARL\nAGENCY, Inc. Noten W, A. GERARD Ind, Cleaning JE 0611 MEATS\nans\u2014Sma! eS 3\nDR. C. H. SHUTT\nADVERTISING Maint MORRIS GLASER sg Surgeon CH 2345 on bacun a earl\nzi = \u2018ie\n\" rade Pane SL it REE e en i BRTAS wi\n5 * er B Florist CE 5000 ;\nSuny\na 0 ELMER W. GOEBEL I co.\nue EIGHTH 8T.. 4 or &\u00a7 Tee Oba gm i909 JERRY STEDEMIN GRUENSFELDER PACKING\n\u2018Hestnut 492: LOUIS GRUENSFE:\nae Meats FELDER 130 HARRY A. STOCKMANN Wevigingeas piieate Manualeczers\nvar 2. curr Lumber GR 5622\nSS a Haulers CH 6568 e\nINP DAWU SEN LYNN 0. HAYE: MaroiGhion cates\nNN INS! A AN N Envelope Moe JE. 8383 AA Se UENSFELDER\nINS \\ N ALEX 0. HEINRICH sya eaennn Ove ae\nhop Towels SW 4333 oilers .\nPresident\nNw fie NA SORE POUBUNG;:,, DEAE), eRMICHE p YRS\nau, SY GALE E. HENDERSON Drayage CE 7655\nArchitect MA 0430\nWATER COOLERS J. GORDON HENGES LEO VOGT |\nee Contractors sei77e Jewelry eee 3914 N. 25th St\nARTHUR HERMAN ; : E\nFILTER PURIFIERS Auto \u2018Tires ym 6i00 \u201cHiNen training PA 8564\nLEASE or BUY JOSEPH F. HOLLAND | \u2014__\u2014_\u2014_ S$ $$\nDairy Products GR 4400 THEODORE C. WETTERAU\nROsedale 2962 W. H. HORTON Grocer-Wholesale MA 4320\nDrinking Water Specialists oe JP S511 DR. A. C. WIEMERS *\nBILL JACK Osteopath GA 0595\nfor over 50 Years Insurance\u2014Gen. CH 1075 iain\nKERWIN WINTER\nPURO we CORPORATION TeaLaginees on craag7 Bolts and Nuts CE 1971\nof AMERICA WILLIAM A, KINDORE AL. H. ZUGGER\nLabels FR4177 Hotel CE 1400\n613 Delmonte Way a aa te PAUL G. JONES + GATHERING\n| ee et ne ee ee A. IMPRINTING\nO77 + INSERTING\nae WILLIAM A. JACK AGENCY ie a\n+ PACKING\nFOR EVERY OCCASION v ay - SWATCHING\n: -IN\nGENERAL INSURANCE CENTRAL 8287 rICeSe\nGRIMM & GORLY\n0 1118 FULLERTON BUILDING\nCEntral 5000 S.E. Corner Seventh and Pine Sts.\n\u201c , z *\nWe Give the Earth with Every Plant\u201d Phone: CH 1075 St. Louis 1, Mo.\nSYolUTger= Hau aii OSH /AN UAW IALe [UlSiip a0 eLeLU)nnl=)pltsm eles) m=161 6) (6 [olers)/ 116 (6 OPA", "img_60437.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60438.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60439.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60442.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60453.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60454.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60457.png": "\u2014 ee\n: SNES ~ -\u2014- \u2014  e BS EES aE ee . . =\nFAs @ i\n| oe .. Ce Vv vr\n' ae CO Sear CO Saw? \u00a9 Mac \u00a9 FN Gow Ga\u201d \u00a9 Nas \\ Gea \u2018\n| Stes\nae OCCT er EEE GE eae eS :\nVYOUAME S, Number S Fal (OFS\nae re eC O \u201c es\nRECEIVE THE 1976\n_ LOUIS PASTEUR\n| woes Soot Kal fA\nARSE CHARCELLS & Xs a 8 KS LK F KN WB WS\nuence HUMANITARIAN AWARD :\nee ryt .X N YN\nSSS SSSA AAS SS SESS | - QQ GGG MaAnNna xt aaA dtl :\neS Sa;\nSON RC\nSO\n1 eee ~~ Se\nSe RRR RARER a 2 RASS 28 WAG R\u00a5@& R&A A&k&xv\n4 AS RRR SNE CCS RNR [= ]|RSEESRRRRRRRRR\n1 RRR RRR REE RR. =| AAS SEER SSR\nTe RRR ENS oo SOE ERE RRR EERE. >?\n\u2014-rt\u2014<\u2014SSS ~~ rr\noe. a\nAw eer\nOO oa ek a\n: Rk RS RASS ROD SSSR |_| REESE RS&srss && SxS Ww WV =\nA ~~ COO AF\nRRR OO SO. MACS AA AAA AA |\ni\nEERE SRE RS SEA SE SSS SSN Sk kK RS SEE AE EE\nA\nMihen Geiser Greasanting the Award ta Nemes 4. Maunes Saaisan ond Neary Seiehhos reminiscing abou! |\n| Relshhold Shale (ang Husinans esSonkatign |\n: The 1OF6 Louis Pasteur Numaniianan Aware Was orsseniod | ca@g@arch anc progres: \u201cThere are colonies and anmliogtions |\n| tf Henry & Beschbold on Gotober 16, (O75, sf the Contury of oclance inked logethar as hats Snead (o (he tree Mist has |\ni Plage Nolel is Los Angeiss. Borns RO Henry AsishSois figs focused Gn fhe phdosophy |\n' : : . & Mal The Rey tc growth \u00a9 reeoarch, | perhoulgriy research |\n| [he Foundation presented Gis award in fecogmilon OF NE graced iowa new products and new anmiaton Nis thus\n| Goering fechmologics! anevemente gn cutsianding ar Henny Selchholg hes GAds @ Wiel contribution do 7\n| feedership in (he GNEMICal BAG COSUANS (QGUSty OMEN or cross | forthe @cUSty and [be ING DUBEC. \u2018\n: Shales Oy Henry Reichhote, the Sounder and cuyvent Chics : as = S\n| Byccudve Clficer of Reicthold Chemicals, Incormorated, The POuREaIOn SELES IS UiGUe CaGerstanging end ie\n' Mommntadan of Me sais af SGlanicg Gi (Gohaaoay is fie We\n1 Gouis Bastour bokeven 6 @ very InGorant relatinnabig of of ihe sommunty, :\n]\n&A Ballets of the [nt Grisnce sarch Foundali : Los Anes OOLS. Taigshone: (218) PaO S816.\n: : SUPER ILE TORT ER SP lee eneyec me em (er)", "img_60383.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60384.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60385.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60386.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60387.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60388.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_60389.png": "~ 42 -\nNutcitional content of Ssbatageo A17C \u201cSchool Lunch Cooked Sausage Pizza\u2019\nNabrients : Percentage\nper of\nNutrient serving : US REA\nServing size On 4.5\nEnergy Keal $32 14\nProtein z a9 41\nCarbohydrate g a7\nFat 2 2k\nBiber g =\nMinerals\n: Sodinn RE 38\nPotassium mg \u00a309\nCalcium mE 372 at\nMagne siun mg\nPhosphorus mp ag7 28\ndren mE ee o3*\nZine me ga 3ae\nCopper mR\nSangeness RE\nVilaming\nA 1 LEO 1Gd\n2g io\ng i\nCc : Ry 9.8 As\nNiacin eR 1.6 8\nThiemin mg O.14 1g\nRiboflavin Me G31 48\nPantothengts Bg :\nBiotin me\nCobalamin (B12) ue\nFolate mE\nPyridozine (Be) 8g\n* Added for nutritional fortification\nNutcitioual data taken from USDA Handbook M456 __\nSOUrCE: Hips wan industydocumenis Ucst edu/docs#hbi02 76  .", "img_18819.png": "ne\n, Planning Form 1,\nRELATES TO 4 j__3 faci\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA : + fstr.\n1989 OPERATING PLAN\nDEPARTMENT: _ Agricultural Science DATE: September 28, 1988\nAREA OF FOCUS: _External Influences : : oo\nCOMPANY STRATEGY: _To maintain broad base political support, provide meaningful,\nscientific data, strengthen Company's efforts for responsible\nAction Programs na mp2 000\n_________Name/Description/Obiective === st Sota ol o2 | O38 | O68\nUniversity Programs - Research to ensure\nsupply of quality tobacco; increase\nproductivity and profitability of\ngrower; expedite the transfer of new\ntobacco technology; educate tobacco\nproduction scientists; provide input\nto tobacco committees, land-grant\nuniversities and seed companies. .\nParticipate in Variety Release Program. .\n: ;\n4 : wn\nSs\nSend Completed Form by September 28 To: 8\n* Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bidg. =\ne Financfal Planning & Contro} (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza wD\n\u00a2 Your Functional Financtal Services Liatson\nPate ary 7 \" a a", "img_18821.png": "ne\n, Planning Form 1,\nRELATES TO 4 j__3 faci\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA : + fstr.\n1989 OPERATING PLAN\nDEPARTMENT: _ Agricultural Science DATE: September 28, 1988\nAREA OF FOCUS: _External Influences : : oo\nCOMPANY STRATEGY: _To maintain broad base political support, provide meaningful,\nscientific data, strengthen Company's efforts for responsible\nAction Programs na mp2 000\n_________Name/Description/Obiective === st Sota ol o2 | O38 | O68\nUniversity Programs - Research to ensure\nsupply of quality tobacco; increase\nproductivity and profitability of\ngrower; expedite the transfer of new\ntobacco technology; educate tobacco\nproduction scientists; provide input\nto tobacco committees, land-grant\nuniversities and seed companies. .\nParticipate in Variety Release Program. .\n: ;\n4 : wn\nSs\nSend Completed Form by September 28 To: 8\n* Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bidg. =\ne Financfal Planning & Contro} (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza wD\n\u00a2 Your Functional Financtal Services Liatson\nPate ary 7 \" a a", "img_18824.png": "ne\n, Planning Form 1,\nRELATES TO 4 j__3 faci\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA : + fstr.\n1989 OPERATING PLAN\nDEPARTMENT: _ Agricultural Science DATE: September 28, 1988\nAREA OF FOCUS: _External Influences : : oo\nCOMPANY STRATEGY: _To maintain broad base political support, provide meaningful,\nscientific data, strengthen Company's efforts for responsible\nAction Programs na mp2 000\n_________Name/Description/Obiective === st Sota ol o2 | O38 | O68\nUniversity Programs - Research to ensure\nsupply of quality tobacco; increase\nproductivity and profitability of\ngrower; expedite the transfer of new\ntobacco technology; educate tobacco\nproduction scientists; provide input\nto tobacco committees, land-grant\nuniversities and seed companies. .\nParticipate in Variety Release Program. .\n: ;\n4 : wn\nSs\nSend Completed Form by September 28 To: 8\n* Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bidg. =\ne Financfal Planning & Contro} (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza wD\n\u00a2 Your Functional Financtal Services Liatson\nPate ary 7 \" a a", "img_18828.png": "ne\n, Planning Form 1,\nRELATES TO 4 j__3 faci\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA : + fstr.\n1989 OPERATING PLAN\nDEPARTMENT: _ Agricultural Science DATE: September 28, 1988\nAREA OF FOCUS: _External Influences : : oo\nCOMPANY STRATEGY: _To maintain broad base political support, provide meaningful,\nscientific data, strengthen Company's efforts for responsible\nAction Programs na mp2 000\n_________Name/Description/Obiective === st Sota ol o2 | O38 | O68\nUniversity Programs - Research to ensure\nsupply of quality tobacco; increase\nproductivity and profitability of\ngrower; expedite the transfer of new\ntobacco technology; educate tobacco\nproduction scientists; provide input\nto tobacco committees, land-grant\nuniversities and seed companies. .\nParticipate in Variety Release Program. .\n: ;\n4 : wn\nSs\nSend Completed Form by September 28 To: 8\n* Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bidg. =\ne Financfal Planning & Contro} (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza wD\n\u00a2 Your Functional Financtal Services Liatson\nPate ary 7 \" a a", "img_18831.png": "ne\n, Planning Form 1,\nRELATES TO 4 j__3 faci\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA : + fstr.\n1989 OPERATING PLAN\nDEPARTMENT: _ Agricultural Science DATE: September 28, 1988\nAREA OF FOCUS: _External Influences : : oo\nCOMPANY STRATEGY: _To maintain broad base political support, provide meaningful,\nscientific data, strengthen Company's efforts for responsible\nAction Programs na mp2 000\n_________Name/Description/Obiective === st Sota ol o2 | O38 | O68\nUniversity Programs - Research to ensure\nsupply of quality tobacco; increase\nproductivity and profitability of\ngrower; expedite the transfer of new\ntobacco technology; educate tobacco\nproduction scientists; provide input\nto tobacco committees, land-grant\nuniversities and seed companies. .\nParticipate in Variety Release Program. .\n: ;\n4 : wn\nSs\nSend Completed Form by September 28 To: 8\n* Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bidg. =\ne Financfal Planning & Contro} (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza wD\n\u00a2 Your Functional Financtal Services Liatson\nPate ary 7 \" a a", "img_60924.png": "1 Kruse \" LL, 2) Wik\nSYolU gers Pa alt OSH /AN UNA i are UlSiin z6 Olean (=a Ulecim x6 10) (6 (eles) |alale 0a", "img_56502.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56503.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56504.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56505.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56506.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56507.png": "Se aa A a ore a ; a nN eran eee o 7 ay a a Mt ee 3 Es 2\naca a oe i ie ih ae ey t eek 2 -\non i (OU \\ (an a i al ) a a VS\na \" / TNS a ee j ;\n\nae aw\u201d if a. nae a iN a\n\nan Gs eS i ae. a LS ~ |\n\na . fi i ree ace no \u2018 f L ery 6 7\n, 5 7 a Sea <7 ; 6 f Lie i\nre F eet a Ne .\n\nreese 2 | \u2014 7 x a vA ;\n\nMamas (tee ese: |\n\noe eee | }) Le) Sa me\n\nLL be Oe aie\nwpe\nT. Never date a womon nemed Dove. tne an oy & / 1. Run into thes\nPe pa Ae Aa en: io ine snore, cs\n\\ ot be ww a ES\" yj 7 tat\n2. Never date o women who hos a es AIS sey PA (0 <% The more she +\n12 cider br ud \u00a3 SSR s/t G-\n12 cider brothers. & es Fr ee ~ Fae ee 2 i\n. PS Se Bf : j Me ieee\nSANTO Nee \u00ablf you're ove:\n3. Never dcte a woman whose ST gS ad cee Sa a iowel with ve\niother is celled \u201cCaptain!\u201d EA ee ine 4 aN 3 i,\n1. Be 7 ; eee ERS fo \u00ab = liyoure unc:\n4. Aiweys break ine ice peers BAN ae. Rar OME a towel wiih nc\nby offering her a Camel. ee at a ge ae fe\nLE om Ay ~ feet fee F. Awcyshovs\nE et ae Ree ras me a P); ready when -\nicc es a 4 Me perty begins.\nay ree bere ee a Be\n; PON Re NE Rn ol Mice faite\nim - i a eer Dow! ae\n<WESR J BESNOL OS TOERCIO CG i a iy iH re ; ee? - \"y Pe\nre Bese \u2018ee Oe Mey bet ik S\na See 4334\na * 51359\nIRGE NERLLTS Wh NR. Cinerett cong ,\ni SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigersiie ae oo LOOK FOR MORE\ni Smoke Conteins Cerbon Monoxide. a SMOOTH MOVES\nz = COMING YOUR\n} ~ ae WAY SOON.", "img_56574.png": "Form HEW-1\nfor {644 | DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, 4... WELFARE tina shane ak\n: PHS = 3.65708\nTRAVEL ORDER i OnE\n\u00a9 Original (J Amendment ( Cancellation April 1h, 1958\nSer 3. APPROPRIATION NO.\n758038 NIAMD PHS 1958\n6. NAME AND POSITION OR RANK %. ALLOTMENT NO.\n62302=12\nWilliam J. Darby ro wae\nSpecial Consultant TRAVEL. ._.-$ Stee oS ee ee\n7. CONSTITUENT/BUREAU/DIVISION/ REGION PER DIEM... Gee 2 oe ee\nBikes. 15000 2\nNational Institutes of Health TOTAL_...$ 128.30\nNational Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic li. Ps TRAVELERS ONLY\nDis eases (] perarr ( rerorr\n8. PRESENT OFFICIAL STATION 9. LENGTH OF ASSIGNMENT TJ on on avour [DJ purine Perio oF\nNashville, Tennessee ay 958\n10. APPROX. DATE OF DEPARTURE ll. APPROX. DATE OF RETURN TEMPORARY:\nMay 9, 1958 oO a &] Return | Permanent:[_]\n13. ITINERARY AND PURPOSE OF TRAVEL (Show city, state or comntry, dates, and reasons)\nFrom Nashville, Tennessee to Bethesda, Marylend and return.\nTo attend the second meeting of the Board of Scientific Counselors, NIAMD, to F\ndiscuss problems within the scope of the Institute's research activities.\n>| TRAVEL BY PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMOBILE IS AUTHORIZED ON MILEAGE BASIS RATE TO BE PERFORMED FOR (D/HEW. UN., ETC.)\n2) specirieD BELOW FoR:\n5 X) EMPLOYEE AND/OR DEPENDENTS = EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY\nS _____. CENTS PER MILE AS MORE ADVAN- CENTS PER MILE NOT TO EXCEED! @\n= TAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT COSTS BY COMMON CARRIER -\nE . aan = HH GOODE BT) PERSONAL [> Exchan (7 OTDAE. =\n=| Honor () ens\u201d CL] Pens crete: L] cer onty L] pacer LIeSpeiyy|\na S SECURITY APPROVAL GRANTED FOR TRAVEL OF\na \u00a3\n: glo SSRs CO Smee ware__\n\u2018 Pe RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE OF\n3| TRAVELER ASSUMED BY\n16. TRAVEL AND PER DIEM IS AUTHORIZED JN ACCORDANCE WITH D/HEW POLICY AND x] SGTR'S C JTR\u2019S oO FSR'S OTHER (Specify)\nper piem: [_] NONE f] 1 us. [_] oursive u.s.\nFIXED RATE oe VARYING RATES PER ABOVE REGS.\n\u201c77. NAME AND TITLE O} SN AMRONG- SINE SS oe ne ee\nsineiunentie tive Officer, NIAMD\nAuthority is hereby granted to perform travel and to incur such expenses as may be necessary\nunder the conditions set forth above.\nAUTHORIZED an biete ririe; Aeting Director, NIAMD\ne@ TRAVELER\nC) Ot) De DODD ioc Oo 18 i ool oleae itl o", "img_56575.png": "Form HEW-1\nfor {644 | DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, 4... WELFARE tina shane ak\n: PHS = 3.65708\nTRAVEL ORDER i OnE\n\u00a9 Original (J Amendment ( Cancellation April 1h, 1958\nSer 3. APPROPRIATION NO.\n758038 NIAMD PHS 1958\n6. NAME AND POSITION OR RANK %. ALLOTMENT NO.\n62302=12\nWilliam J. Darby ro wae\nSpecial Consultant TRAVEL. ._.-$ Stee oS ee ee\n7. CONSTITUENT/BUREAU/DIVISION/ REGION PER DIEM... Gee 2 oe ee\nBikes. 15000 2\nNational Institutes of Health TOTAL_...$ 128.30\nNational Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic li. Ps TRAVELERS ONLY\nDis eases (] perarr ( rerorr\n8. PRESENT OFFICIAL STATION 9. LENGTH OF ASSIGNMENT TJ on on avour [DJ purine Perio oF\nNashville, Tennessee ay 958\n10. APPROX. DATE OF DEPARTURE ll. APPROX. DATE OF RETURN TEMPORARY:\nMay 9, 1958 oO a &] Return | Permanent:[_]\n13. ITINERARY AND PURPOSE OF TRAVEL (Show city, state or comntry, dates, and reasons)\nFrom Nashville, Tennessee to Bethesda, Marylend and return.\nTo attend the second meeting of the Board of Scientific Counselors, NIAMD, to F\ndiscuss problems within the scope of the Institute's research activities.\n>| TRAVEL BY PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMOBILE IS AUTHORIZED ON MILEAGE BASIS RATE TO BE PERFORMED FOR (D/HEW. UN., ETC.)\n2) specirieD BELOW FoR:\n5 X) EMPLOYEE AND/OR DEPENDENTS = EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY\nS _____. CENTS PER MILE AS MORE ADVAN- CENTS PER MILE NOT TO EXCEED! @\n= TAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT COSTS BY COMMON CARRIER -\nE . aan = HH GOODE BT) PERSONAL [> Exchan (7 OTDAE. =\n=| Honor () ens\u201d CL] Pens crete: L] cer onty L] pacer LIeSpeiyy|\na S SECURITY APPROVAL GRANTED FOR TRAVEL OF\na \u00a3\n: glo SSRs CO Smee ware__\n\u2018 Pe RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE OF\n3| TRAVELER ASSUMED BY\n16. TRAVEL AND PER DIEM IS AUTHORIZED JN ACCORDANCE WITH D/HEW POLICY AND x] SGTR'S C JTR\u2019S oO FSR'S OTHER (Specify)\nper piem: [_] NONE f] 1 us. [_] oursive u.s.\nFIXED RATE oe VARYING RATES PER ABOVE REGS.\n\u201c77. NAME AND TITLE O} SN AMRONG- SINE SS oe ne ee\nsineiunentie tive Officer, NIAMD\nAuthority is hereby granted to perform travel and to incur such expenses as may be necessary\nunder the conditions set forth above.\nAUTHORIZED an biete ririe; Aeting Director, NIAMD\ne@ TRAVELER\nC) Ot) De DODD ioc Oo 18 i ool oleae itl o", "img_56576.png": "Form HEW-1\nfor {644 | DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, 4... WELFARE tina shane ak\n: PHS = 3.65708\nTRAVEL ORDER i OnE\n\u00a9 Original (J Amendment ( Cancellation April 1h, 1958\nSer 3. APPROPRIATION NO.\n758038 NIAMD PHS 1958\n6. NAME AND POSITION OR RANK %. ALLOTMENT NO.\n62302=12\nWilliam J. Darby ro wae\nSpecial Consultant TRAVEL. ._.-$ Stee oS ee ee\n7. CONSTITUENT/BUREAU/DIVISION/ REGION PER DIEM... Gee 2 oe ee\nBikes. 15000 2\nNational Institutes of Health TOTAL_...$ 128.30\nNational Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic li. Ps TRAVELERS ONLY\nDis eases (] perarr ( rerorr\n8. PRESENT OFFICIAL STATION 9. LENGTH OF ASSIGNMENT TJ on on avour [DJ purine Perio oF\nNashville, Tennessee ay 958\n10. APPROX. DATE OF DEPARTURE ll. APPROX. DATE OF RETURN TEMPORARY:\nMay 9, 1958 oO a &] Return | Permanent:[_]\n13. ITINERARY AND PURPOSE OF TRAVEL (Show city, state or comntry, dates, and reasons)\nFrom Nashville, Tennessee to Bethesda, Marylend and return.\nTo attend the second meeting of the Board of Scientific Counselors, NIAMD, to F\ndiscuss problems within the scope of the Institute's research activities.\n>| TRAVEL BY PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMOBILE IS AUTHORIZED ON MILEAGE BASIS RATE TO BE PERFORMED FOR (D/HEW. UN., ETC.)\n2) specirieD BELOW FoR:\n5 X) EMPLOYEE AND/OR DEPENDENTS = EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY\nS _____. CENTS PER MILE AS MORE ADVAN- CENTS PER MILE NOT TO EXCEED! @\n= TAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT COSTS BY COMMON CARRIER -\nE . aan = HH GOODE BT) PERSONAL [> Exchan (7 OTDAE. =\n=| Honor () ens\u201d CL] Pens crete: L] cer onty L] pacer LIeSpeiyy|\na S SECURITY APPROVAL GRANTED FOR TRAVEL OF\na \u00a3\n: glo SSRs CO Smee ware__\n\u2018 Pe RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE OF\n3| TRAVELER ASSUMED BY\n16. TRAVEL AND PER DIEM IS AUTHORIZED JN ACCORDANCE WITH D/HEW POLICY AND x] SGTR'S C JTR\u2019S oO FSR'S OTHER (Specify)\nper piem: [_] NONE f] 1 us. [_] oursive u.s.\nFIXED RATE oe VARYING RATES PER ABOVE REGS.\n\u201c77. NAME AND TITLE O} SN AMRONG- SINE SS oe ne ee\nsineiunentie tive Officer, NIAMD\nAuthority is hereby granted to perform travel and to incur such expenses as may be necessary\nunder the conditions set forth above.\nAUTHORIZED an biete ririe; Aeting Director, NIAMD\ne@ TRAVELER\nC) Ot) De DODD ioc Oo 18 i ool oleae itl o", "img_56577.png": "Form HEW-1\nfor {644 | DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, 4... WELFARE tina shane ak\n: PHS = 3.65708\nTRAVEL ORDER i OnE\n\u00a9 Original (J Amendment ( Cancellation April 1h, 1958\nSer 3. APPROPRIATION NO.\n758038 NIAMD PHS 1958\n6. NAME AND POSITION OR RANK %. ALLOTMENT NO.\n62302=12\nWilliam J. Darby ro wae\nSpecial Consultant TRAVEL. ._.-$ Stee oS ee ee\n7. CONSTITUENT/BUREAU/DIVISION/ REGION PER DIEM... Gee 2 oe ee\nBikes. 15000 2\nNational Institutes of Health TOTAL_...$ 128.30\nNational Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic li. Ps TRAVELERS ONLY\nDis eases (] perarr ( rerorr\n8. PRESENT OFFICIAL STATION 9. LENGTH OF ASSIGNMENT TJ on on avour [DJ purine Perio oF\nNashville, Tennessee ay 958\n10. APPROX. DATE OF DEPARTURE ll. APPROX. DATE OF RETURN TEMPORARY:\nMay 9, 1958 oO a &] Return | Permanent:[_]\n13. ITINERARY AND PURPOSE OF TRAVEL (Show city, state or comntry, dates, and reasons)\nFrom Nashville, Tennessee to Bethesda, Marylend and return.\nTo attend the second meeting of the Board of Scientific Counselors, NIAMD, to F\ndiscuss problems within the scope of the Institute's research activities.\n>| TRAVEL BY PRIVATELY OWNED AUTOMOBILE IS AUTHORIZED ON MILEAGE BASIS RATE TO BE PERFORMED FOR (D/HEW. UN., ETC.)\n2) specirieD BELOW FoR:\n5 X) EMPLOYEE AND/OR DEPENDENTS = EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY\nS _____. CENTS PER MILE AS MORE ADVAN- CENTS PER MILE NOT TO EXCEED! @\n= TAGEOUS TO THE GOVERNMENT COSTS BY COMMON CARRIER -\nE . aan = HH GOODE BT) PERSONAL [> Exchan (7 OTDAE. =\n=| Honor () ens\u201d CL] Pens crete: L] cer onty L] pacer LIeSpeiyy|\na S SECURITY APPROVAL GRANTED FOR TRAVEL OF\na \u00a3\n: glo SSRs CO Smee ware__\n\u2018 Pe RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY CLEARANCE OF\n3| TRAVELER ASSUMED BY\n16. TRAVEL AND PER DIEM IS AUTHORIZED JN ACCORDANCE WITH D/HEW POLICY AND x] SGTR'S C JTR\u2019S oO FSR'S OTHER (Specify)\nper piem: [_] NONE f] 1 us. [_] oursive u.s.\nFIXED RATE oe VARYING RATES PER ABOVE REGS.\n\u201c77. NAME AND TITLE O} SN AMRONG- SINE SS oe ne ee\nsineiunentie tive Officer, NIAMD\nAuthority is hereby granted to perform travel and to incur such expenses as may be necessary\nunder the conditions set forth above.\nAUTHORIZED an biete ririe; Aeting Director, NIAMD\ne@ TRAVELER\nC) Ot) De DODD ioc Oo 18 i ool oleae itl o", "img_64328.png": "EVENT 4: Page 2 of 3 \u2014\nWore Spocitic Products Discussed? @ Yes (Please complete the boxes in this section.) How many times\nQ_ No (Please go to the \"General Theme\u201d have you been\nbox at the bottom of this page.) detailed on this Atwhatleveldo At what level do\n. productinthelast youcurrentlyRx you plan totry or\n6 months? this product? continue to Rx?\n1 Product Name; Metin ortin\nTHEME(S): p \u00a2 (1 Not Detaited |] O Nonproscriber|} O Nonproscriber|\n(Please De As Specific As Possible) EB 1 Datail Q tow C) Low\nOd, oY O 2 Details &. 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How many times\nQ_ No (Please go to the \"General Theme\u201d have you been\nbox at the bottom of this page.) detailed on this Atwhatleveldo At what level do\n. productinthelast youcurrentlyRx you plan totry or\n6 months? this product? continue to Rx?\n1 Product Name; Metin ortin\nTHEME(S): p \u00a2 (1 Not Detaited |] O Nonproscriber|} O Nonproscriber|\n(Please De As Specific As Possible) EB 1 Datail Q tow C) Low\nOd, oY O 2 Details &. Moderato Ge Moderate\n: dam thane Tb That as 0 3 Detail O High High\n& > elails ig\nf cet ecantinn Q 23 Details\n2 [Product Name: ,\nTHEME(S): O Not Detailed |} C Nonprescriber}} QO Nonproscriber|\n(Please Be As Specific As Possible) OD 14 Detail QO Low O tow\nO 2 Daiails O Moderato. .O Moderate\n. O 3 Dotails QO High *-\"> ]) QvHigh\nQ >3 Datails\nProduct Name: \u2014_\u2014__\n3 THEME(S): \u00a9) Not Dataited |} OQ Nonproscriber}/ OQ Nonprescriber\n(Please Be As Specific As Possible) O 1 Detail | O Low O tow\nQ 2 Details Q Modorato () Moderate\nO 3 Details Q High QO High\nQO >3 Details\nGENERAL THEME(S) AND OTHER TOPICS DISCUSSED .\nGeneral Theme(s) and Other Topics Discussed :\n! .\n|\ni 1 S-L09782\nPlease Continue With The Questions For Event 4 On The Next Page, USS\" '", "img_56778.png": "_\u2014\u2014\u2014 nee\nQUALITY ASSURANCE - TOBACCO PROCESSING W. E. 04-07-91\n1. Summary statistics for each product produced in the Tobacco\nProcessing Division during the week ending 04-07-91 are included\nin this report. The summary page is followed by frequency\ndistributions and trend graphs of weekly averages and standard\ndeviations for each product parameter for which there is a\nspecification. Graphs are of product shipped and do not include\nproduct reworked or blended back into the process.\n2. Tobacco Processing products conformance to specifications the week\nending 04-07-91 are listed below:\n90, 92, and 603 Processing\n| Specifications Quality Goal*\n|\n[6-7-9 | no production 99.31%\n63-1 Processing\nConformance to Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\noo | \u00ab= G- 13-23 100.00% 100. 00% | \u00aba\nj= G-13-24 100.00% 100.00% |\n605 Processing\n|] Conformance to \u2014*| Target \u2014 \u2014\nSpecifications Quality Goai* ss\n| KON. 100. 00% 99.75%\n| G-7-4\u2014 100. 00% 99.75% \u2014\nProduction Recovery Operation\n\u201cConformance to | Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\nWT Shorts 100. 00% 100. 00%\nFinished 100. 00% 100. 00%\nShorts \u2014\n* 1991 Target Quality Goals are based on a 3 year weighted average\nof actual quality conformance plus a 0.5% improvement. (75% 1990\nActual + 12.5% 1989 Actual + 12.5% 1988 Actual + 0.5%) e\no\na\n\u00a9\nBe\ns\n8\nse", "img_56779.png": "_\u2014\u2014\u2014 nee\nQUALITY ASSURANCE - TOBACCO PROCESSING W. E. 04-07-91\n1. Summary statistics for each product produced in the Tobacco\nProcessing Division during the week ending 04-07-91 are included\nin this report. The summary page is followed by frequency\ndistributions and trend graphs of weekly averages and standard\ndeviations for each product parameter for which there is a\nspecification. Graphs are of product shipped and do not include\nproduct reworked or blended back into the process.\n2. Tobacco Processing products conformance to specifications the week\nending 04-07-91 are listed below:\n90, 92, and 603 Processing\n| Specifications Quality Goal*\n|\n[6-7-9 | no production 99.31%\n63-1 Processing\nConformance to Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\noo | \u00ab= G- 13-23 100.00% 100. 00% | \u00aba\nj= G-13-24 100.00% 100.00% |\n605 Processing\n|] Conformance to \u2014*| Target \u2014 \u2014\nSpecifications Quality Goai* ss\n| KON. 100. 00% 99.75%\n| G-7-4\u2014 100. 00% 99.75% \u2014\nProduction Recovery Operation\n\u201cConformance to | Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\nWT Shorts 100. 00% 100. 00%\nFinished 100. 00% 100. 00%\nShorts \u2014\n* 1991 Target Quality Goals are based on a 3 year weighted average\nof actual quality conformance plus a 0.5% improvement. (75% 1990\nActual + 12.5% 1989 Actual + 12.5% 1988 Actual + 0.5%) e\no\na\n\u00a9\nBe\ns\n8\nse", "img_56780.png": "_\u2014\u2014\u2014 nee\nQUALITY ASSURANCE - TOBACCO PROCESSING W. E. 04-07-91\n1. Summary statistics for each product produced in the Tobacco\nProcessing Division during the week ending 04-07-91 are included\nin this report. The summary page is followed by frequency\ndistributions and trend graphs of weekly averages and standard\ndeviations for each product parameter for which there is a\nspecification. Graphs are of product shipped and do not include\nproduct reworked or blended back into the process.\n2. Tobacco Processing products conformance to specifications the week\nending 04-07-91 are listed below:\n90, 92, and 603 Processing\n| Specifications Quality Goal*\n|\n[6-7-9 | no production 99.31%\n63-1 Processing\nConformance to Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\noo | \u00ab= G- 13-23 100.00% 100. 00% | \u00aba\nj= G-13-24 100.00% 100.00% |\n605 Processing\n|] Conformance to \u2014*| Target \u2014 \u2014\nSpecifications Quality Goai* ss\n| KON. 100. 00% 99.75%\n| G-7-4\u2014 100. 00% 99.75% \u2014\nProduction Recovery Operation\n\u201cConformance to | Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\nWT Shorts 100. 00% 100. 00%\nFinished 100. 00% 100. 00%\nShorts \u2014\n* 1991 Target Quality Goals are based on a 3 year weighted average\nof actual quality conformance plus a 0.5% improvement. (75% 1990\nActual + 12.5% 1989 Actual + 12.5% 1988 Actual + 0.5%) e\no\na\n\u00a9\nBe\ns\n8\nse", "img_56781.png": "_\u2014\u2014\u2014 nee\nQUALITY ASSURANCE - TOBACCO PROCESSING W. E. 04-07-91\n1. Summary statistics for each product produced in the Tobacco\nProcessing Division during the week ending 04-07-91 are included\nin this report. The summary page is followed by frequency\ndistributions and trend graphs of weekly averages and standard\ndeviations for each product parameter for which there is a\nspecification. Graphs are of product shipped and do not include\nproduct reworked or blended back into the process.\n2. Tobacco Processing products conformance to specifications the week\nending 04-07-91 are listed below:\n90, 92, and 603 Processing\n| Specifications Quality Goal*\n|\n[6-7-9 | no production 99.31%\n63-1 Processing\nConformance to Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\noo | \u00ab= G- 13-23 100.00% 100. 00% | \u00aba\nj= G-13-24 100.00% 100.00% |\n605 Processing\n|] Conformance to \u2014*| Target \u2014 \u2014\nSpecifications Quality Goai* ss\n| KON. 100. 00% 99.75%\n| G-7-4\u2014 100. 00% 99.75% \u2014\nProduction Recovery Operation\n\u201cConformance to | Target |\nSpecifications Quality Goal*\nWT Shorts 100. 00% 100. 00%\nFinished 100. 00% 100. 00%\nShorts \u2014\n* 1991 Target Quality Goals are based on a 3 year weighted average\nof actual quality conformance plus a 0.5% improvement. (75% 1990\nActual + 12.5% 1989 Actual + 12.5% 1988 Actual + 0.5%) e\no\na\n\u00a9\nBe\ns\n8\nse", "img_63553.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_63554.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_63560.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_63567.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_63568.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_63569.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 4\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Co1.(3) No. No. b Co1.(5)\nOZARK:\nCarter 5 ,200 39.1 2,033 1,169 57.5 696 hg99 Teh\nDouglas 10,500 35 4 Blt 1,700 45.7 1,053 72h 68.8\nHowell 22 ,600 30.0 6,780 2,749 ho.5 1,945 57 59.5\nOregon 9,600 32.4 3,110 1,955 62.9 1,309 857 65.5\nOzark 6,000 32.0 1,920 1,276 66.5 806 519 64 4\nReynolds 5.600 30.6 ii 1,272 74.2 731 go 67.0\nRipley 9,900 34.0 3306 2,409 is 1,587 1,011 63.7\nShannon 7,800 36.3 2,831 1,455 51.4 708 4.66 65.8\nTexas 17,000 29.9 5,083 2,668 52.5 io 1,089 61.8\nWright 13,600 29.7 L039 2,197 5k 4 1,778 1,102 62.0\nSOUTH CENTRAL: \u00e9\nCrawford 14,900 26.2 3,903 25\nDent 12,200 26.8 3,269 1,622 49.6 3,094 Tek 23.4\nFranklin 50,900 1535 7,889 1,519\nGasconade 13,300 19.3 2,566 469\nMaries 6,300 26.6 1,675 519 Bis20 398 200 50.3\n7 (ol U]cer= Fan alt OSHA WAALS [UFSit m6 [OLCLU[aal-inltsMUlexs|in=16 1018 [efersy)|\\8 ear", "img_32998.png": "Missouri \u201cFood Donation Program Page 5\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nOsage 10,700 26.9 2,878 677 23.5 439 209 47.6\nPhelps 26,800 20.9 5,601 1,454\nPulaski 55,400 28.1 15,567 ll\nWashington 14 ,600 33.8 4934 2,648 Soh 1,629 1,209 74.2\nSOUTHEAST :\nBollinger 3,600 33% '7, 2,898 DT 60.6 1,015 593 58.4\nButler 35,500 32.0 11,360 iglse 63.0 4,829 3,535 73.2\nCape Girardeau 50,000 17.0 8,500 2,613 30.7 2,355 ee 47.2\nDunklin 32,100 33.2 10,657 7,230 67.8 5,713 3,540 62.0\nIron 8,500 30.7 2,609 1,634 62.6 842 735 87.3\nMadison 9,200 21.9 2,014 1,183 58.7 683 417 6iel\nMississippi 18,500 38.4 7,104 5,853 82.4 3,889 3,404 87.5\nNew Madrid 26,800 40.7 10,907 7,629 69.9 4,590 3,046 66.4\nPemiscot 32,200 38.7 12,461 11,586 93-0 6,368 5 044 79.2\nPerry 15,300 25.0 3,825 549 14.4 638 276 43.3\nSt. Francois 38,000 21.0 7,980 2,958 37-1 250210 1,645 58.3\nSte. Genevieve 11,700 20.9 2, 4k5 861 35.2 400 164 41.0\nSYolU] rer-Han lil OSH /A UU AWAlaLe lelsitmice [eel )anl-)altsmeles)m-1610)L6[elersy)|\\08 Oana", "img_32885.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 6\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. b Col.(3) No. No. % Co1.(5)\nScott 34,400 2h.7 8,496 5,674 66.8 3,587 2 435 67.9\nStoddard 26 ,800 29.9 8,013 5,949 7h 2 3,286 2,324 70.7\nWayne 9,600 39.2 3,763 2,4o1 63.8 1,234 784 63.5\nSOUTHWEST:\nBarry 19,400 26.0 5 04, 1,482\nBarton 9,400 25.6 2,406 5he\nCeder 8,900 23.7 2,109 677\nChristian 13,800 23.6 3,256 1,192 36.6 916 658 Tics\nDade 7,200 29.2 2,102 690 32.8 471 272 Sani\nDallas 9,800 30.2 2,959 1,672 56.5 1,204 77 64.0\nGreene 140,700 16.4 23,074 8,696 Bier 7,413 3,732 50.3\nHickory 4,300 28.5 1,225 663 54.1 Lok ahs 60.6\nJasper 81,200 19.0 15,428 4 631\nLaclede 18,600 26.8 4,984 1,672\nLawrence 25 300 22.5 5 692 1,423\nMcDonald 11,300 31.8 35593 1,075 29.9 OTT 466 47.7\nNewton 33,600 22.0 1,392 1,871\nSYolU]Rer- Fan Ali OSH /ANU AMAL ALS UIs) \\z6[eeLU)pal-)altsMelesim=1610)(6 [ele] | 48 @PPara", "img_32886.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 6\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. b Col.(3) No. No. % Co1.(5)\nScott 34,400 2h.7 8,496 5,674 66.8 3,587 2 435 67.9\nStoddard 26 ,800 29.9 8,013 5,949 7h 2 3,286 2,324 70.7\nWayne 9,600 39.2 3,763 2,4o1 63.8 1,234 784 63.5\nSOUTHWEST:\nBarry 19,400 26.0 5 04, 1,482\nBarton 9,400 25.6 2,406 5he\nCeder 8,900 23.7 2,109 677\nChristian 13,800 23.6 3,256 1,192 36.6 916 658 Tics\nDade 7,200 29.2 2,102 690 32.8 471 272 Sani\nDallas 9,800 30.2 2,959 1,672 56.5 1,204 77 64.0\nGreene 140,700 16.4 23,074 8,696 Bier 7,413 3,732 50.3\nHickory 4,300 28.5 1,225 663 54.1 Lok ahs 60.6\nJasper 81,200 19.0 15,428 4 631\nLaclede 18,600 26.8 4,984 1,672\nLawrence 25 300 22.5 5 692 1,423\nMcDonald 11,300 31.8 35593 1,075 29.9 OTT 466 47.7\nNewton 33,600 22.0 1,392 1,871\nSYolU]Rer- Fan Ali OSH /ANU AMAL ALS UIs) \\z6[eeLU)pal-)altsMelesim=1610)(6 [ele] | 48 @PPara", "img_32889.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 6\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. b Col.(3) No. No. % Co1.(5)\nScott 34,400 2h.7 8,496 5,674 66.8 3,587 2 435 67.9\nStoddard 26 ,800 29.9 8,013 5,949 7h 2 3,286 2,324 70.7\nWayne 9,600 39.2 3,763 2,4o1 63.8 1,234 784 63.5\nSOUTHWEST:\nBarry 19,400 26.0 5 04, 1,482\nBarton 9,400 25.6 2,406 5he\nCeder 8,900 23.7 2,109 677\nChristian 13,800 23.6 3,256 1,192 36.6 916 658 Tics\nDade 7,200 29.2 2,102 690 32.8 471 272 Sani\nDallas 9,800 30.2 2,959 1,672 56.5 1,204 77 64.0\nGreene 140,700 16.4 23,074 8,696 Bier 7,413 3,732 50.3\nHickory 4,300 28.5 1,225 663 54.1 Lok ahs 60.6\nJasper 81,200 19.0 15,428 4 631\nLaclede 18,600 26.8 4,984 1,672\nLawrence 25 300 22.5 5 692 1,423\nMcDonald 11,300 31.8 35593 1,075 29.9 OTT 466 47.7\nNewton 33,600 22.0 1,392 1,871\nSYolU]Rer- Fan Ali OSH /ANU AMAL ALS UIs) \\z6[eeLU)pal-)altsMelesim=1610)(6 [ele] | 48 @PPara", "img_32890.png": "Missouri Food Donation Program Page 6\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. b No. No. b Col.(3) No. No. % Co1.(5)\nScott 34,400 2h.7 8,496 5,674 66.8 3,587 2 435 67.9\nStoddard 26 ,800 29.9 8,013 5,949 7h 2 3,286 2,324 70.7\nWayne 9,600 39.2 3,763 2,4o1 63.8 1,234 784 63.5\nSOUTHWEST:\nBarry 19,400 26.0 5 04, 1,482\nBarton 9,400 25.6 2,406 5he\nCeder 8,900 23.7 2,109 677\nChristian 13,800 23.6 3,256 1,192 36.6 916 658 Tics\nDade 7,200 29.2 2,102 690 32.8 471 272 Sani\nDallas 9,800 30.2 2,959 1,672 56.5 1,204 77 64.0\nGreene 140,700 16.4 23,074 8,696 Bier 7,413 3,732 50.3\nHickory 4,300 28.5 1,225 663 54.1 Lok ahs 60.6\nJasper 81,200 19.0 15,428 4 631\nLaclede 18,600 26.8 4,984 1,672\nLawrence 25 300 22.5 5 692 1,423\nMcDonald 11,300 31.8 35593 1,075 29.9 OTT 466 47.7\nNewton 33,600 22.0 1,392 1,871\nSYolU]Rer- Fan Ali OSH /ANU AMAL ALS UIs) \\z6[eeLU)pal-)altsMelesim=1610)(6 [ele] | 48 @PPara", "img_32984.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32986.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32989.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32994.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32995.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32990.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32996.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_32987.png": ",.e\nMissouri Food Donation Program Page 8\nBy MASW Divisions and Counties January, 1970\nCOUNTY Population Families Estimated Participants In Public Public Assistance\nIn Population Food Donation Assistance Participants In Food\nPoverty In Poverty Program Recipients Donation Program\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\nNo. % No. No. % Col.(3) No. No. % Col.(5)\nHenry 19,000 21.0 3,990 1,013\nJohnson 34,500 21.2 7,314 690\nLafayette 26 ,800 19.3 5,172 887\nMiller 14,700 2h 4 3,586 965\nMoniteau 10,500 22.5 2,362 618\nMorgan 9,800 25.9 2,538 696\nPettis 32,500 18.4 5,980 1,784\nSaline 26 ,000 17.5 4,550 1,280\nFootnotes:\n(2) Estimates by the Bureau of the Census, 1966.\n(2) OEO Community Profile Data, 1966.\n(3) MASW Estimate of Persons in Poverty, 1970.\n(4) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n(5) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Administrative Analysis, October, 1969.\n(6) Missouri Division of Welfare, Monthly Report, November, 1969.\n5 (LUT Rex=Fay alte SHAUN WAI aLe LU l\\tm ize [oXele aal-valtsmelesim=16 [0 )Le[elersyi|\\\\48@PPara", "img_5950.png": "Program Detail 52410 1556\n(Completed by SMMO-Inventory Mgr.)\nProgram Name Doral Frontline Supermarket Test Date\nProgram DTS 4/1101 PPS Plan # 9972\nProgram End Date 9/30/04 PPS Program # 805409\n# of Offers YA Job # (Continuity Only)\n(If Continuity, also attach Forecast) ~ ~\n(If Retail, also attach Allocations)\nProgram Description\nThis is a short description of the Program (either typed or hand written). Doral will test signage, pricing and name generation at 2300 supermarkets where we have\ncontracts. Each supermarket will display 1 pricer (2-sided), 2 transparencies, 2 bundles of name gen take ones (100/bundie), and 2 takeone riser cards. Each store\nwill also need 2 sets of 3\" fonts for the pricers (1 set is extra so that when prices change they have numbers on hand). .\nProduct Description\nThis is used to describe Product Requirements (either typed or hand written)\nOther Program Details\nThis contains other pertinent program details (either typed or hand written). Used primarily by Continuity for communications to YA. |\n|\nPITDor Fontline Test.xls Item Detail page 1", "img_5955.png": "Program Detail 52410 1556\n(Completed by SMMO-Inventory Mgr.)\nProgram Name Doral Frontline Supermarket Test Date\nProgram DTS 4/1101 PPS Plan # 9972\nProgram End Date 9/30/04 PPS Program # 805409\n# of Offers YA Job # (Continuity Only)\n(If Continuity, also attach Forecast) ~ ~\n(If Retail, also attach Allocations)\nProgram Description\nThis is a short description of the Program (either typed or hand written). Doral will test signage, pricing and name generation at 2300 supermarkets where we have\ncontracts. Each supermarket will display 1 pricer (2-sided), 2 transparencies, 2 bundles of name gen take ones (100/bundie), and 2 takeone riser cards. Each store\nwill also need 2 sets of 3\" fonts for the pricers (1 set is extra so that when prices change they have numbers on hand). .\nProduct Description\nThis is used to describe Product Requirements (either typed or hand written)\nOther Program Details\nThis contains other pertinent program details (either typed or hand written). Used primarily by Continuity for communications to YA. |\n|\nPITDor Fontline Test.xls Item Detail page 1", "img_5958.png": "Program Detail 52410 1556\n(Completed by SMMO-Inventory Mgr.)\nProgram Name Doral Frontline Supermarket Test Date\nProgram DTS 4/1101 PPS Plan # 9972\nProgram End Date 9/30/04 PPS Program # 805409\n# of Offers YA Job # (Continuity Only)\n(If Continuity, also attach Forecast) ~ ~\n(If Retail, also attach Allocations)\nProgram Description\nThis is a short description of the Program (either typed or hand written). Doral will test signage, pricing and name generation at 2300 supermarkets where we have\ncontracts. Each supermarket will display 1 pricer (2-sided), 2 transparencies, 2 bundles of name gen take ones (100/bundie), and 2 takeone riser cards. Each store\nwill also need 2 sets of 3\" fonts for the pricers (1 set is extra so that when prices change they have numbers on hand). .\nProduct Description\nThis is used to describe Product Requirements (either typed or hand written)\nOther Program Details\nThis contains other pertinent program details (either typed or hand written). Used primarily by Continuity for communications to YA. |\n|\nPITDor Fontline Test.xls Item Detail page 1", "img_6397.png": "210 SMS210N2 1 SALES MATERIALS SYSTEM 05/04/98 15:49\nItem: 542195 Regular Stock ITEM MAINTENANCE FN:\nDescription of Item: Action(C,D,R,' '): _ Next Item:\n: S$ DORAL CTS B4G1F DISPLAY KIT - 6/98 Status: A Item Type: $\nL Multi Whse: N Active Item: Y\n, . Prime Whse: W150 Refurb #: 0\nTrack Flag: Y Cycle Count: 12\nStd Note Code NV , , Corres #: 0\nAsset Code: TA ' Sku Reserved:\n\u2018 Exp Code: TA Sku Available: 3888\nBrand Code: 4200 DORAL Sku in Process: 0\n: Asset Prom#: 0 Reqst Limit: 0 Sku Backordered:\n|\u2019. Exp Prom No: 800532020301 Budget Code: 4200 Number BO:\nAes Repackable: N Sku Pkg: KT Sku on Hand: 4746\nnya Ups Flag: Y Po Pkg: 1.000 Future Not Rsvd:\ney United Inch: 78.50 UPC: Sku Alloc Avail: 2588\nne Sku Weight: 4.4200 Sku/Mast Pk: 1.000\nme Sku Cube: = 2.3350 Master Pk: N (Y/N) Avg Sku Cost: 9.1600.\nInvntry Mgr: WGDLG KAY MCCAFFREY Avg Po cost: 9.1600\nAllocated: Y Sku/Mast Pk Per Pallet: 0 $ Onhand: 43473 .3600\n. Program Mgt: Category: 023 420 361 POS KITS C LE: 0.0000\n, Enter-PF1l---PF2--~PF3-~-PF4---PF5---PF6~--~PF7---PF8--~-PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHELP Cmnt Retyrn P1/Cs inv Main\numn\nE\na\nry\n- |\na", "img_6399.png": "210 SMS210N2 1 SALES MATERIALS SYSTEM 05/04/98 15:49\nItem: 542195 Regular Stock ITEM MAINTENANCE FN:\nDescription of Item: Action(C,D,R,' '): _ Next Item:\n: S$ DORAL CTS B4G1F DISPLAY KIT - 6/98 Status: A Item Type: $\nL Multi Whse: N Active Item: Y\n, . Prime Whse: W150 Refurb #: 0\nTrack Flag: Y Cycle Count: 12\nStd Note Code NV , , Corres #: 0\nAsset Code: TA ' Sku Reserved:\n\u2018 Exp Code: TA Sku Available: 3888\nBrand Code: 4200 DORAL Sku in Process: 0\n: Asset Prom#: 0 Reqst Limit: 0 Sku Backordered:\n|\u2019. Exp Prom No: 800532020301 Budget Code: 4200 Number BO:\nAes Repackable: N Sku Pkg: KT Sku on Hand: 4746\nnya Ups Flag: Y Po Pkg: 1.000 Future Not Rsvd:\ney United Inch: 78.50 UPC: Sku Alloc Avail: 2588\nne Sku Weight: 4.4200 Sku/Mast Pk: 1.000\nme Sku Cube: = 2.3350 Master Pk: N (Y/N) Avg Sku Cost: 9.1600.\nInvntry Mgr: WGDLG KAY MCCAFFREY Avg Po cost: 9.1600\nAllocated: Y Sku/Mast Pk Per Pallet: 0 $ Onhand: 43473 .3600\n. Program Mgt: Category: 023 420 361 POS KITS C LE: 0.0000\n, Enter-PF1l---PF2--~PF3-~-PF4---PF5---PF6~--~PF7---PF8--~-PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHELP Cmnt Retyrn P1/Cs inv Main\numn\nE\na\nry\n- |\na", "img_6403.png": "210 SMS210N2 1 SALES MATERIALS SYSTEM 05/04/98 15:49\nItem: 542195 Regular Stock ITEM MAINTENANCE FN:\nDescription of Item: Action(C,D,R,' '): _ Next Item:\n: S$ DORAL CTS B4G1F DISPLAY KIT - 6/98 Status: A Item Type: $\nL Multi Whse: N Active Item: Y\n, . Prime Whse: W150 Refurb #: 0\nTrack Flag: Y Cycle Count: 12\nStd Note Code NV , , Corres #: 0\nAsset Code: TA ' Sku Reserved:\n\u2018 Exp Code: TA Sku Available: 3888\nBrand Code: 4200 DORAL Sku in Process: 0\n: Asset Prom#: 0 Reqst Limit: 0 Sku Backordered:\n|\u2019. Exp Prom No: 800532020301 Budget Code: 4200 Number BO:\nAes Repackable: N Sku Pkg: KT Sku on Hand: 4746\nnya Ups Flag: Y Po Pkg: 1.000 Future Not Rsvd:\ney United Inch: 78.50 UPC: Sku Alloc Avail: 2588\nne Sku Weight: 4.4200 Sku/Mast Pk: 1.000\nme Sku Cube: = 2.3350 Master Pk: N (Y/N) Avg Sku Cost: 9.1600.\nInvntry Mgr: WGDLG KAY MCCAFFREY Avg Po cost: 9.1600\nAllocated: Y Sku/Mast Pk Per Pallet: 0 $ Onhand: 43473 .3600\n. Program Mgt: Category: 023 420 361 POS KITS C LE: 0.0000\n, Enter-PF1l---PF2--~PF3-~-PF4---PF5---PF6~--~PF7---PF8--~-PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHELP Cmnt Retyrn P1/Cs inv Main\numn\nE\na\nry\n- |\na", "img_43726.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43727.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43728.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43733.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43737.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43742.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43751.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43753.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43762.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43764.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43769.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_43773.png": "ayer\" = 32 EASY HOLIDAY RECIPES |\n\u00a22, oe 5 \u00b0 am Z ee\nrons? ll !|CUe a\nLittle luxuries for er NSS ss\n\u00a9 Poy MWg wong eee\nCollection [a] Ae cele\noe Se \u2014 rr\u2014~\u2014r\u2014\u201dCTC ERE BS ee\n= eke you il love & OO\n\u201cois RRS oa _ |.\nmart _ ae  =\u2014sas\nSs ae ASS AG Be So es\nNow: _ hae |\na oMLOFL SLORY oO i ~\u2014SEs y |\n= WHT 'Y es Se ud ae a OO a ae\na eo (4 G28 oS _~ FA\nthis season\u201d (oer 2 Gee eS +\n7 ti that Se Cc er \u00ab< TSR CR oe\nips that  Gaee SAPO i\nreally work . a OO 7\nPrayers that lift you up,\n: . | 2 Es _\u2014", "img_55158.png": "ee\n\nATC LIMITED\n: ix) Third Party balances are subject to confirmation.\n\u2018 x) Figures in brackets denote deductions/losses.\n: xi) Previous year figures have been regrouped in accordance with the current\n. year\u2019s classification. .\n: xii) Figures have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.\n: Signatories to Schedule | to 13\n\nVide our report of even date T N Lakshminarayanan Director\n: For S VENKATRAM & CO.\n: Chartered Accountants\n: S Swaminathan N Narayanswamy Director\n. Partner\n. Chennai\nDated: 15th April, 2009 Aniruddha Sengupta Manager\n: 30", "img_55160.png": "ee\n\nATC LIMITED\n: ix) Third Party balances are subject to confirmation.\n\u2018 x) Figures in brackets denote deductions/losses.\n: xi) Previous year figures have been regrouped in accordance with the current\n. year\u2019s classification. .\n: xii) Figures have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.\n: Signatories to Schedule | to 13\n\nVide our report of even date T N Lakshminarayanan Director\n: For S VENKATRAM & CO.\n: Chartered Accountants\n: S Swaminathan N Narayanswamy Director\n. Partner\n. Chennai\nDated: 15th April, 2009 Aniruddha Sengupta Manager\n: 30", "img_61162.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_61164.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_61165.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_61166.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_61167.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_61168.png": "; 7 :\nLysine Levels Threonine Levels\n(as examples only ) (as examples only)\n0.05% 0.10% 0.15%\n0.10% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.20% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\n0.30% 9 animals 9 animals 9 animals\nEach group of 9 animals will be divided into 3 groups of\n3 animals each, and these groups will receive the supplemented rice\nat three different levels in the diet for a period of 21 days. I\neach such assay, three groups of 6 animals each will receive thre\ndifferent levels of lactalbumin as the standard protein, Food intak\n(to determine protein intake) will be det :rmined in all animals, The\nregression analysis to determine the dose-response curves and the\ncomparison of the slope Pats and error of the estimate will be\nperformed by a computer program which has been developed recently.\nThese data will provide estimates of the amounts of lysine and\nthreonine required to yield a product with maximal nutritive value,\nPhase II can begin as soon as the rice samples collected in\nPhase I are received in Boston, Preliminary eo should be\nOURS MM Alii OSs ce yraateURSAstpalSLtU ALS LATS TS LTS YP", "img_63175.png": "te e\n\\\nar : SUPPORTIVE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS\n. for the\nAHA LONG RANGE PLAN\n- SUBGOAL # 3 ; PAGE 13: TO INFLUENCE AMERICANS TO MODIFY THEIR DIETARY HABITS TO CONFORM WITH AHA RECOMMENDATIONS.\nPUBLIC EDUCATION - A-V (Films, Slides)\n1. | Eat to Your Heart's Content ~ ff a pte | i 0\n(12.5 min.) 24-0460 Fabel p b-Meby Sibewrs | ery 1770\n7 k tha, Yate.\n2. | Journey Into Nutrition (25 : 6\nmin.) 24-0547 \u2018Bn\n. 9 pen.\n3. | Eat Right to Your Heart's\nDelight (set of 6 films on \u2018 5\nDiet & Nutrition-12 min. ak Bh Setews\neach - Chicken; Meatless; 3 f Films \u2018?, oy a ys eS Sept \u00a2\nLow Fat Meat Preparation; : ee A for Ab eee ;\nSeafood Recipes; Meals in % SVC , paltry\nHour j\n. i : a i wae f ,\n4. | PROGRAM SHOWCASE eee \" (Ja 19\nIntroduction; \u2018 ferdcve.! ; iG y ; :\n17-000-A 1 ingt, posrsaredl/\nNutrition; o\n17-000-G :\n5. | Way to a Man's Heart ; Mf bu lit \u00ab qu Day pe et\nP-0520 : Cabil -\n- / f \u00e9\n6. | Nutrition Film for Teen-|Sei,\u00bbpth \u201d~ fone Bae tp / a J\nagers (in Production) My : oe , harp 4 dil Shdb oer, S_tcbn hu ty Mee 79, ;\nNe f day Fl LZ, 94 Any&us panty lracntag bp We a 3\n- ane. Cbunacltry Gebrrgut zs\nSYolUTger=san aut oss /ANVA WALL are UKs} avzo (lel /ani=ial ecm Ulexs)mm=1010/.0(efex\u00a5) [nn PaearA", "img_63176.png": "te e\n\\\nar : SUPPORTIVE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS\n. for the\nAHA LONG RANGE PLAN\n- SUBGOAL # 3 ; PAGE 13: TO INFLUENCE AMERICANS TO MODIFY THEIR DIETARY HABITS TO CONFORM WITH AHA RECOMMENDATIONS.\nPUBLIC EDUCATION - A-V (Films, Slides)\n1. | Eat to Your Heart's Content ~ ff a pte | i 0\n(12.5 min.) 24-0460 Fabel p b-Meby Sibewrs | ery 1770\n7 k tha, Yate.\n2. | Journey Into Nutrition (25 : 6\nmin.) 24-0547 \u2018Bn\n. 9 pen.\n3. | Eat Right to Your Heart's\nDelight (set of 6 films on \u2018 5\nDiet & Nutrition-12 min. ak Bh Setews\neach - Chicken; Meatless; 3 f Films \u2018?, oy a ys eS Sept \u00a2\nLow Fat Meat Preparation; : ee A for Ab eee ;\nSeafood Recipes; Meals in % SVC , paltry\nHour j\n. i : a i wae f ,\n4. | PROGRAM SHOWCASE eee \" (Ja 19\nIntroduction; \u2018 ferdcve.! ; iG y ; :\n17-000-A 1 ingt, posrsaredl/\nNutrition; o\n17-000-G :\n5. | Way to a Man's Heart ; Mf bu lit \u00ab qu Day pe et\nP-0520 : Cabil -\n- / f \u00e9\n6. | Nutrition Film for Teen-|Sei,\u00bbpth \u201d~ fone Bae tp / a J\nagers (in Production) My : oe , harp 4 dil Shdb oer, S_tcbn hu ty Mee 79, ;\nNe f day Fl LZ, 94 Any&us panty lracntag bp We a 3\n- ane. Cbunacltry Gebrrgut zs\nSYolUTger=san aut oss /ANVA WALL are UKs} avzo (lel /ani=ial ecm Ulexs)mm=1010/.0(efex\u00a5) [nn PaearA", "img_63178.png": "te e\n\\\nar : SUPPORTIVE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS\n. for the\nAHA LONG RANGE PLAN\n- SUBGOAL # 3 ; PAGE 13: TO INFLUENCE AMERICANS TO MODIFY THEIR DIETARY HABITS TO CONFORM WITH AHA RECOMMENDATIONS.\nPUBLIC EDUCATION - A-V (Films, Slides)\n1. | Eat to Your Heart's Content ~ ff a pte | i 0\n(12.5 min.) 24-0460 Fabel p b-Meby Sibewrs | ery 1770\n7 k tha, Yate.\n2. | Journey Into Nutrition (25 : 6\nmin.) 24-0547 \u2018Bn\n. 9 pen.\n3. | Eat Right to Your Heart's\nDelight (set of 6 films on \u2018 5\nDiet & Nutrition-12 min. ak Bh Setews\neach - Chicken; Meatless; 3 f Films \u2018?, oy a ys eS Sept \u00a2\nLow Fat Meat Preparation; : ee A for Ab eee ;\nSeafood Recipes; Meals in % SVC , paltry\nHour j\n. i : a i wae f ,\n4. | PROGRAM SHOWCASE eee \" (Ja 19\nIntroduction; \u2018 ferdcve.! ; iG y ; :\n17-000-A 1 ingt, posrsaredl/\nNutrition; o\n17-000-G :\n5. | Way to a Man's Heart ; Mf bu lit \u00ab qu Day pe et\nP-0520 : Cabil -\n- / f \u00e9\n6. | Nutrition Film for Teen-|Sei,\u00bbpth \u201d~ fone Bae tp / a J\nagers (in Production) My : oe , harp 4 dil Shdb oer, S_tcbn hu ty Mee 79, ;\nNe f day Fl LZ, 94 Any&us panty lracntag bp We a 3\n- ane. 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Cbunacltry Gebrrgut zs\nSYolUTger=san aut oss /ANVA WALL are UKs} avzo (lel /ani=ial ecm Ulexs)mm=1010/.0(efex\u00a5) [nn PaearA", "img_58424.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58425.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58426.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58427.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58428.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58432.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_58434.png": "&\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nCNS: The Journal for Advanced Nursing 3,600 Bimonthly\nPractice\nJournal of Advanced Nursing 2,685\nJournal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and 25,000 9 issues/year\nNeonatal Nursing\nNursing Clinics of North America 6,200\nPublic Health Nursing |__| Bimonthly\n275,000 Monthly\nJournal of the American Academy of Nurse N/A Monthly\nPractitioners\n66,000 10 issues/year\nPhysician Assistant 18,000\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\nTypes of Publications\nThe following are some specific types of publications that may be prepared for the\npublication program:\nReview Articles\nWe recommend that full-length review articles (2500-5000 words) be published and that\nthese reviews consist of two types: .\ne Awareness-type articles dealing with current issues in HRT, along with reviews of\npharmacoeconomic and quality of life issues\ne Reviews of the clinical data on the PREMARIN Family of Products, other estrogens,\nand competitive products\nClinical Trials/New Data\nDesignWrite will assist with the publication of clinical trials that are sponsored by\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals in leading peer-reviewed journals. The timing of the\npublications will be planned so that physicians will frequently come across new\ninformation on the PREMARIN Family of Products.\nCase Reports\nCase reports offer a means of discussing the use of the PREMARIN Family of Products\nin patients with comorbid conditions or in those whose cases are unusual in some other\nrespect. Often case reports can be published more quickly than full-length original\nreports. This type of publication would also support the case report interactive sessions\nthat are proposed in the Medical Congress Activity section of this proposal.\nDWRITE 066084", "img_5520.png": "[Fpl A Division of Simon & Schuster + 866 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022\nol o\u2014 = |\nOwen | Mail To: ==\nThe FreePress 9 <<< Sahel. |\nAttn: John McCrory F\n866 Third Avenue :\nPlease send me __copy(ies) of: New york, NY 10022 _|\nTHE TRUE STATE OF THE PLANET F dit card\nRonald Bailey, Editor orders, call.\n1995 ISBN: 0-02-874010-6 $12.00 paper The Free Press\nTOLL FREE:\nC1 Enclosed is my check or money order for$__- 1-800-323-7445\n(Drawn on a U.S, Bank and made payable to Simon & Schuster) For prompt order processing,\n. . call between 9 am and 5 pm,\nCO Charge my: Visa \u00a9 Mastercard O American Express Eastern Time. We accept Visa\nMaster Card, or American\nCard No. Exp. Date Express for payment. 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Simply place your\n* Tahepes seein pe . . we chi fequest on university\nLibraries, schools, institutions and companies may prepay or be billed when the order is shipped. stationery indicating book,\ncourse title, projected\nNOTES: enrollment, current text, and\n* If you elect to send a check, please add appropriate sales tax\u2014trequired in all states except date by which your next text\nAK, DE, MT, NH and OR. decision is due.\n* There are no shipping and handling charges for individuals paying by check.\n+ Credit card payments are processed when your order is shipped. Mail to:\n+ Forthcoming books will be shipped when published. The Free Press\nAttn: Exam Copy Dept.\nPrices good in U.S. only. Prices and availability are subject to change without notice. 866 Third Avenue\nNew York, NY 10022", "img_5157.png": "Table 3. The Effect of Terminating Irrigation at Several Dates Late in the\nSeason on the Yield of Roots, Percent Sucrose and Gross Sugar\nProduction of Sugar Beets.\nTreatment Irrigation Noe Yield h Gross\nNoe Terminated Irrigations Roots Sucrose Sugar\nTe/he Lbs o/h.\n7 Auge 10 q 2003 18.81 7639\n8 Auge 21 8 18.8 18.57 6978\n9 Sept. 1 9 2003 18240 7478\n5 Sept. 11 10 19.9 18.19 7232\nLeast Significant Difference (5%) NeSe 0.33 NeSe\nLeast Significant Difference (1%) NeSe 0044 NeSe\nAll plots were irrigated when approximately 36% of available water was used\nto a 27\" soil depth wntil the time of irrigation termination.\neee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmlh0227", "img_5162.png": "Table 3. The Effect of Terminating Irrigation at Several Dates Late in the\nSeason on the Yield of Roots, Percent Sucrose and Gross Sugar\nProduction of Sugar Beets.\nTreatment Irrigation Noe Yield h Gross\nNoe Terminated Irrigations Roots Sucrose Sugar\nTe/he Lbs o/h.\n7 Auge 10 q 2003 18.81 7639\n8 Auge 21 8 18.8 18.57 6978\n9 Sept. 1 9 2003 18240 7478\n5 Sept. 11 10 19.9 18.19 7232\nLeast Significant Difference (5%) NeSe 0.33 NeSe\nLeast Significant Difference (1%) NeSe 0044 NeSe\nAll plots were irrigated when approximately 36% of available water was used\nto a 27\" soil depth wntil the time of irrigation termination.\neee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmlh0227", "img_5164.png": "Table 3. The Effect of Terminating Irrigation at Several Dates Late in the\nSeason on the Yield of Roots, Percent Sucrose and Gross Sugar\nProduction of Sugar Beets.\nTreatment Irrigation Noe Yield h Gross\nNoe Terminated Irrigations Roots Sucrose Sugar\nTe/he Lbs o/h.\n7 Auge 10 q 2003 18.81 7639\n8 Auge 21 8 18.8 18.57 6978\n9 Sept. 1 9 2003 18240 7478\n5 Sept. 11 10 19.9 18.19 7232\nLeast Significant Difference (5%) NeSe 0.33 NeSe\nLeast Significant Difference (1%) NeSe 0044 NeSe\nAll plots were irrigated when approximately 36% of available water was used\nto a 27\" soil depth wntil the time of irrigation termination.\neee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmlh0227", "img_5167.png": "Table 3. The Effect of Terminating Irrigation at Several Dates Late in the\nSeason on the Yield of Roots, Percent Sucrose and Gross Sugar\nProduction of Sugar Beets.\nTreatment Irrigation Noe Yield h Gross\nNoe Terminated Irrigations Roots Sucrose Sugar\nTe/he Lbs o/h.\n7 Auge 10 q 2003 18.81 7639\n8 Auge 21 8 18.8 18.57 6978\n9 Sept. 1 9 2003 18240 7478\n5 Sept. 11 10 19.9 18.19 7232\nLeast Significant Difference (5%) NeSe 0.33 NeSe\nLeast Significant Difference (1%) NeSe 0044 NeSe\nAll plots were irrigated when approximately 36% of available water was used\nto a 27\" soil depth wntil the time of irrigation termination.\neee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmlh0227", "img_51783.png": "Fak,\n\nOlt | bead\nAlaa taertg\nNimbr, Aug\npith Llp.\n\nJirkectdh", "img_64403.png": "Neurontin\nCritical Congress Profiles\nCongresses, Sorted by Congress Specialty and Title\nSatellite Total\nAbstracts | Symposia Geographic Total | Prof.\npe Congress Acronym Accepted | Permitted Target Audience % Audience % _| Attend. | Attend. Web site\nAmerican Academy of Pain |AAMP Yes Yes [Physicians 45 |NorthAmerica 90 1,200 1,000 |www.aapainmanage.org\nManagement, Annual Clinical Meeting. Other 55 |Rest of World 10\nAmerican Academy of Pain Medicine, |AAPM Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [North America 90 800 800 |www.painmed.org\nAnnual Meeting. Neurologists N/A ]Rest of World 10\nPsychiatrists N/A\nNeurosurgeons N/A\nOther N/A\n[American Pain Society. Annual APS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 51 |North America 90 2,000 1,600 |www.ampainsoc.org\nScientific Meeting. Neurologists 9 | Rest of World 10\nOther 40\nAmerican Society of Interventional ASIPP No Yes |Physicians 100 [United States 100} 200 200 |www.asipp.org/meetings htm\nPain Physicians. Annual Symposium,\nCanadian Pain Society. Annual cPS Yes Yes Yes |Nurses 35 |N/A N/A 250 250 |www.canadianpainsociety.ca\nConference. Physicians 25\nScientists 25\nPsychologists 15\nEuroPain European Conference on ECPR Yes Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [Europe 80 250 250 = |www.europain.org\nPain Research, Annual. Neurologists N/A |Rest of World 20\nPsychologists NA\nPharmacologists N/A\nEuropean Pain Federation of [ASP EPC Yes Yes Yes |Neurologists N/A |Europe 75 3,000 2,000 |www.painineurope.com\nChapters. Triennial Congress. |Anesthesiclogists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A.\nInternational Conference on the ICMTNP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |N/A N/A} 300 300 |www.urme.rochester.edu\nMechanisms and Treatment of\nNeuropathic Pain. Annual\nInternational Pain Clinic of the World |IPC/WSPC Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A |North America 50 1,500 1,000 |www.options.com.cy\nSociety of Pain Clinicians. Biennial Neurologists N/A [Europe 50\nMeeting. Physicians NA\nInternational Symposium on Paediatric} |SPP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |Europe N/A 500 500 |www.sydneykidz.net\nPain. Triennial. United States N/A\nAsia N/A\nPain Society. Annual Scientific PS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A [United Kingdom 50 1,000 www. staff.ncl.ac.uk\nMeeting. Neurologists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A |Europe 25\nWorld Congress of World Institute of [WIP Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 50 [United States 50 3,000 2,500 |www.wipain.org\nPain. Biennial. Neurologists 20 |Europe 40\nOther 30. [Rest of World 10\nWorld Congress on Pain. Triennial WCP. Yes Yes Yes |Physicians 65 |Europe 61 4,500 | 4,000 |www.halcyon.com/iasp\nPsychologists 8 |NorthAmerica 20\nOther 27 {Rest of World 19\nA/R= Awaiting Research\nN/A= Not Available Medical Action Communications\nInformation Subject to Change 31-Oct-01\n106\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jnjm0223 Pfizer _LKnapp_ 0026112", "img_64405.png": "Neurontin\nCritical Congress Profiles\nCongresses, Sorted by Congress Specialty and Title\nSatellite Total\nAbstracts | Symposia Geographic Total | Prof.\npe Congress Acronym Accepted | Permitted Target Audience % Audience % _| Attend. | Attend. Web site\nAmerican Academy of Pain |AAMP Yes Yes [Physicians 45 |NorthAmerica 90 1,200 1,000 |www.aapainmanage.org\nManagement, Annual Clinical Meeting. Other 55 |Rest of World 10\nAmerican Academy of Pain Medicine, |AAPM Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [North America 90 800 800 |www.painmed.org\nAnnual Meeting. Neurologists N/A ]Rest of World 10\nPsychiatrists N/A\nNeurosurgeons N/A\nOther N/A\n[American Pain Society. Annual APS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 51 |North America 90 2,000 1,600 |www.ampainsoc.org\nScientific Meeting. Neurologists 9 | Rest of World 10\nOther 40\nAmerican Society of Interventional ASIPP No Yes |Physicians 100 [United States 100} 200 200 |www.asipp.org/meetings htm\nPain Physicians. Annual Symposium,\nCanadian Pain Society. Annual cPS Yes Yes Yes |Nurses 35 |N/A N/A 250 250 |www.canadianpainsociety.ca\nConference. Physicians 25\nScientists 25\nPsychologists 15\nEuroPain European Conference on ECPR Yes Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [Europe 80 250 250 = |www.europain.org\nPain Research, Annual. Neurologists N/A |Rest of World 20\nPsychologists NA\nPharmacologists N/A\nEuropean Pain Federation of [ASP EPC Yes Yes Yes |Neurologists N/A |Europe 75 3,000 2,000 |www.painineurope.com\nChapters. Triennial Congress. |Anesthesiclogists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A.\nInternational Conference on the ICMTNP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |N/A N/A} 300 300 |www.urme.rochester.edu\nMechanisms and Treatment of\nNeuropathic Pain. Annual\nInternational Pain Clinic of the World |IPC/WSPC Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A |North America 50 1,500 1,000 |www.options.com.cy\nSociety of Pain Clinicians. Biennial Neurologists N/A [Europe 50\nMeeting. Physicians NA\nInternational Symposium on Paediatric} |SPP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |Europe N/A 500 500 |www.sydneykidz.net\nPain. Triennial. United States N/A\nAsia N/A\nPain Society. Annual Scientific PS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A [United Kingdom 50 1,000 www. staff.ncl.ac.uk\nMeeting. Neurologists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A |Europe 25\nWorld Congress of World Institute of [WIP Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 50 [United States 50 3,000 2,500 |www.wipain.org\nPain. Biennial. Neurologists 20 |Europe 40\nOther 30. [Rest of World 10\nWorld Congress on Pain. Triennial WCP. Yes Yes Yes |Physicians 65 |Europe 61 4,500 | 4,000 |www.halcyon.com/iasp\nPsychologists 8 |NorthAmerica 20\nOther 27 {Rest of World 19\nA/R= Awaiting Research\nN/A= Not Available Medical Action Communications\nInformation Subject to Change 31-Oct-01\n106\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jnjm0223 Pfizer _LKnapp_ 0026112", "img_64413.png": "Neurontin\nCritical Congress Profiles\nCongresses, Sorted by Congress Specialty and Title\nSatellite Total\nAbstracts | Symposia Geographic Total | Prof.\npe Congress Acronym Accepted | Permitted Target Audience % Audience % _| Attend. | Attend. Web site\nAmerican Academy of Pain |AAMP Yes Yes [Physicians 45 |NorthAmerica 90 1,200 1,000 |www.aapainmanage.org\nManagement, Annual Clinical Meeting. Other 55 |Rest of World 10\nAmerican Academy of Pain Medicine, |AAPM Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [North America 90 800 800 |www.painmed.org\nAnnual Meeting. Neurologists N/A ]Rest of World 10\nPsychiatrists N/A\nNeurosurgeons N/A\nOther N/A\n[American Pain Society. Annual APS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 51 |North America 90 2,000 1,600 |www.ampainsoc.org\nScientific Meeting. Neurologists 9 | Rest of World 10\nOther 40\nAmerican Society of Interventional ASIPP No Yes |Physicians 100 [United States 100} 200 200 |www.asipp.org/meetings htm\nPain Physicians. Annual Symposium,\nCanadian Pain Society. Annual cPS Yes Yes Yes |Nurses 35 |N/A N/A 250 250 |www.canadianpainsociety.ca\nConference. Physicians 25\nScientists 25\nPsychologists 15\nEuroPain European Conference on ECPR Yes Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [Europe 80 250 250 = |www.europain.org\nPain Research, Annual. Neurologists N/A |Rest of World 20\nPsychologists NA\nPharmacologists N/A\nEuropean Pain Federation of [ASP EPC Yes Yes Yes |Neurologists N/A |Europe 75 3,000 2,000 |www.painineurope.com\nChapters. Triennial Congress. |Anesthesiclogists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A.\nInternational Conference on the ICMTNP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |N/A N/A} 300 300 |www.urme.rochester.edu\nMechanisms and Treatment of\nNeuropathic Pain. Annual\nInternational Pain Clinic of the World |IPC/WSPC Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A |North America 50 1,500 1,000 |www.options.com.cy\nSociety of Pain Clinicians. Biennial Neurologists N/A [Europe 50\nMeeting. Physicians NA\nInternational Symposium on Paediatric} |SPP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |Europe N/A 500 500 |www.sydneykidz.net\nPain. Triennial. United States N/A\nAsia N/A\nPain Society. Annual Scientific PS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A [United Kingdom 50 1,000 www. staff.ncl.ac.uk\nMeeting. Neurologists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A |Europe 25\nWorld Congress of World Institute of [WIP Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 50 [United States 50 3,000 2,500 |www.wipain.org\nPain. Biennial. Neurologists 20 |Europe 40\nOther 30. [Rest of World 10\nWorld Congress on Pain. Triennial WCP. Yes Yes Yes |Physicians 65 |Europe 61 4,500 | 4,000 |www.halcyon.com/iasp\nPsychologists 8 |NorthAmerica 20\nOther 27 {Rest of World 19\nA/R= Awaiting Research\nN/A= Not Available Medical Action Communications\nInformation Subject to Change 31-Oct-01\n106\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jnjm0223 Pfizer _LKnapp_ 0026112", "img_64420.png": "Neurontin\nCritical Congress Profiles\nCongresses, Sorted by Congress Specialty and Title\nSatellite Total\nAbstracts | Symposia Geographic Total | Prof.\npe Congress Acronym Accepted | Permitted Target Audience % Audience % _| Attend. | Attend. Web site\nAmerican Academy of Pain |AAMP Yes Yes [Physicians 45 |NorthAmerica 90 1,200 1,000 |www.aapainmanage.org\nManagement, Annual Clinical Meeting. Other 55 |Rest of World 10\nAmerican Academy of Pain Medicine, |AAPM Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [North America 90 800 800 |www.painmed.org\nAnnual Meeting. Neurologists N/A ]Rest of World 10\nPsychiatrists N/A\nNeurosurgeons N/A\nOther N/A\n[American Pain Society. Annual APS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 51 |North America 90 2,000 1,600 |www.ampainsoc.org\nScientific Meeting. Neurologists 9 | Rest of World 10\nOther 40\nAmerican Society of Interventional ASIPP No Yes |Physicians 100 [United States 100} 200 200 |www.asipp.org/meetings htm\nPain Physicians. Annual Symposium,\nCanadian Pain Society. Annual cPS Yes Yes Yes |Nurses 35 |N/A N/A 250 250 |www.canadianpainsociety.ca\nConference. Physicians 25\nScientists 25\nPsychologists 15\nEuroPain European Conference on ECPR Yes Yes Yes  |Anesthesiologists N/A [Europe 80 250 250 = |www.europain.org\nPain Research, Annual. Neurologists N/A |Rest of World 20\nPsychologists NA\nPharmacologists N/A\nEuropean Pain Federation of [ASP EPC Yes Yes Yes |Neurologists N/A |Europe 75 3,000 2,000 |www.painineurope.com\nChapters. Triennial Congress. |Anesthesiclogists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A.\nInternational Conference on the ICMTNP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |N/A N/A} 300 300 |www.urme.rochester.edu\nMechanisms and Treatment of\nNeuropathic Pain. Annual\nInternational Pain Clinic of the World |IPC/WSPC Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A |North America 50 1,500 1,000 |www.options.com.cy\nSociety of Pain Clinicians. Biennial Neurologists N/A [Europe 50\nMeeting. Physicians NA\nInternational Symposium on Paediatric} |SPP Yes Yes Yes |N/A N/A |Europe N/A 500 500 |www.sydneykidz.net\nPain. Triennial. United States N/A\nAsia N/A\nPain Society. Annual Scientific PS Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists N/A [United Kingdom 50 1,000 www. staff.ncl.ac.uk\nMeeting. Neurologists N/A |United States 25\nOther N/A |Europe 25\nWorld Congress of World Institute of [WIP Yes Yes Yes |Anesthesiologists 50 [United States 50 3,000 2,500 |www.wipain.org\nPain. Biennial. Neurologists 20 |Europe 40\nOther 30. [Rest of World 10\nWorld Congress on Pain. Triennial WCP. Yes Yes Yes |Physicians 65 |Europe 61 4,500 | 4,000 |www.halcyon.com/iasp\nPsychologists 8 |NorthAmerica 20\nOther 27 {Rest of World 19\nA/R= Awaiting Research\nN/A= Not Available Medical Action Communications\nInformation Subject to Change 31-Oct-01\n106\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jnjm0223 Pfizer _LKnapp_ 0026112", "img_56443.png": "W. J. Darby, M. D. % No 157\nRoute 2 Box 218 '\nThompson Station, Tenn. 37179 Li / - 87-1\nAMe4 \u2018 18\u00a2 - 640\nSBS5 pBss pi -qGA-a7-83 2120531 g97\nOrder of Varennes y ooalel sb\n\u2018 4 . pwe-\n\u2122\u00ae FirstAmericanBank\n3 Nashville, Tennessee\n_Hilleboro Office abate gird: , SL\noe they. . Lk YF - hy\nBWOBLOOOOLINO\u2019S? wack 28S /\" \u201cQOO0Q% 52500;", "img_56441.png": "W. J. Darby, M. D. % No 157\nRoute 2 Box 218 '\nThompson Station, Tenn. 37179 Li / - 87-1\nAMe4 \u2018 18\u00a2 - 640\nSBS5 pBss pi -qGA-a7-83 2120531 g97\nOrder of Varennes y ooalel sb\n\u2018 4 . pwe-\n\u2122\u00ae FirstAmericanBank\n3 Nashville, Tennessee\n_Hilleboro Office abate gird: , SL\noe they. . Lk YF - hy\nBWOBLOOOOLINO\u2019S? wack 28S /\" \u201cQOO0Q% 52500;", "img_50848.png": "o nePONT Mey,\ne APPOINT HIE, tie. APPOINT Mey\ntear os Yo HER MaveeTy THE QUEEN\n\u2018TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH SUPPLIERS OF CHINA & GLASS\u201d TO THE LATE QUEEN MARY.\nsurruigne oF cHina'e GLASS PURVEYORS OF CHINA & GLASS\nTHOMAS GOODE & Co.\n(Lonpon) Limrrep\n19 SOUTH AUDLEY STREET,\nGROSVENOR SQUARE,\nLONDON, WIY 6BN.\nChina and Glass\nTelegrams: Telephone:\nMNEMONICS > 01-499 2823", "img_50849.png": "o nePONT Mey,\ne APPOINT HIE, tie. APPOINT Mey\ntear os Yo HER MaveeTy THE QUEEN\n\u2018TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH SUPPLIERS OF CHINA & GLASS\u201d TO THE LATE QUEEN MARY.\nsurruigne oF cHina'e GLASS PURVEYORS OF CHINA & GLASS\nTHOMAS GOODE & Co.\n(Lonpon) Limrrep\n19 SOUTH AUDLEY STREET,\nGROSVENOR SQUARE,\nLONDON, WIY 6BN.\nChina and Glass\nTelegrams: Telephone:\nMNEMONICS > 01-499 2823", "img_64974.png": "Safe Use of Chemical Additives in Foods. : \u00a9) \u2018 2 eee 2 Cy 4 |\n(1953). Three statements: Basic Principles In- oe ete Se ee ; ; SL\nvolved in Evaluating Safety in the Use of pipe bee ea oe OSL A Se : ; ee\nChemical Additives in Foods; Basic Consid- : : Be\nerations Involved in Evaluating Hazards En- : : Ba\ncountered in the Use of Pesticides on Foods; : : : Hail |\nBasic Considerations in the Development of FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD Wi | \u2018 4 a ei\na New Agricultural Pesticide Intended for = ns a ort) Hil |\nUse in Connection with Food Production. SATibWe Gore ae Foodan) NUTS ELET) J\n\nStemeny of General Policy a Regard to the FOOD and Nutrition Board is an aie TIO Apa OF Soe fe\npoe ee Spector NiUtnentsnto shade: activity of the National Academy of ae CAMO Eso) COME, = :\n\nSciences - National Research Council, oe ; = :\nSo 1 pe Sea ae ee administered by the Council\u2019s Division oo an ; P\nof Biology and Agriculture. Members : oe ES\n\nOther publications, available as indicated. Senha Board) andiisicomniiedsrsenve tt .\n\nClinical Nutrition. Edited by Norman Jolliffe, without compensation beyond their i : oS |\nF. F. Tisdall, and P. R. Cannon. (1950). 941 actual expenses. Financial support for f 7. a oT\npp., 127 illust., 61 in full color. $12.00. the meetings and publications of the [Helifelitens oe | e\nOrder from Pau! B. Hoeber, Inc., 49 East Board has been provided primarily j a A a ee i Ee\n33rd Street, New York 16, N. Y. from private sources such as the Mil- ie (hy Pate : : a i Ee 4\n\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the bank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition : ce | 4 be\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A Foundation, and the Williams-Water- i : eae ee\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing man Fund of the Research Corporation. ; Deere toy 4 : #\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in Grants for the work of the Food and Y pee ieee 5 a ;\nthe United States. Order from Office of Nutrition Board are received and ad- ; ah es\nInformation, Marketing Research Service, mirustscaet bay. ane dtationel Aexdesay | a a ee\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, ; \u2018 } :\nD.c. of Sciences. Established by Act of Con- | : TE\n\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri- | TE\n\nSurvey of Food and Nutrition Research in the vate non-profit organization of scien- 5 =\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- tists dedicated to the furtherance of | ea : So 4 3\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- paige sbdbes duttaee dar dhacaarienal by] bars \u2018 q \u2018\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance on \\ S| yy = :\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. welfare. Pursuant to a request made 5 | \u2019 ay ne + aa\n\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- \\EEoEGqar_ : TR\nemy organized the National Research : ea Wit\nCouncil. f : i\nSE. Sie oe ee \u2018ile Soe\nLt ab\nbe SO kee a a", "img_65009.png": "Safe Use of Chemical Additives in Foods. : \u00a9) \u2018 2 eee 2 Cy 4 |\n(1953). Three statements: Basic Principles In- oe ete Se ee ; ; SL\nvolved in Evaluating Safety in the Use of pipe bee ea oe OSL A Se : ; ee\nChemical Additives in Foods; Basic Consid- : : Be\nerations Involved in Evaluating Hazards En- : : Ba\ncountered in the Use of Pesticides on Foods; : : : Hail |\nBasic Considerations in the Development of FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD Wi | \u2018 4 a ei\na New Agricultural Pesticide Intended for = ns a ort) Hil |\nUse in Connection with Food Production. SATibWe Gore ae Foodan) NUTS ELET) J\n\nStemeny of General Policy a Regard to the FOOD and Nutrition Board is an aie TIO Apa OF Soe fe\npoe ee Spector NiUtnentsnto shade: activity of the National Academy of ae CAMO Eso) COME, = :\n\nSciences - National Research Council, oe ; = :\nSo 1 pe Sea ae ee administered by the Council\u2019s Division oo an ; P\nof Biology and Agriculture. Members : oe ES\n\nOther publications, available as indicated. Senha Board) andiisicomniiedsrsenve tt .\n\nClinical Nutrition. Edited by Norman Jolliffe, without compensation beyond their i : oS |\nF. F. Tisdall, and P. R. Cannon. (1950). 941 actual expenses. Financial support for f 7. a oT\npp., 127 illust., 61 in full color. $12.00. the meetings and publications of the [Helifelitens oe | e\nOrder from Pau! B. Hoeber, Inc., 49 East Board has been provided primarily j a A a ee i Ee\n33rd Street, New York 16, N. Y. from private sources such as the Mil- ie (hy Pate : : a i Ee 4\n\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the bank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition : ce | 4 be\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A Foundation, and the Williams-Water- i : eae ee\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing man Fund of the Research Corporation. ; Deere toy 4 : #\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in Grants for the work of the Food and Y pee ieee 5 a ;\nthe United States. Order from Office of Nutrition Board are received and ad- ; ah es\nInformation, Marketing Research Service, mirustscaet bay. ane dtationel Aexdesay | a a ee\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, ; \u2018 } :\nD.c. of Sciences. Established by Act of Con- | : TE\n\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri- | TE\n\nSurvey of Food and Nutrition Research in the vate non-profit organization of scien- 5 =\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- tists dedicated to the furtherance of | ea : So 4 3\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- paige sbdbes duttaee dar dhacaarienal by] bars \u2018 q \u2018\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance on \\ S| yy = :\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. welfare. Pursuant to a request made 5 | \u2019 ay ne + aa\n\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- \\EEoEGqar_ : TR\nemy organized the National Research : ea Wit\nCouncil. f : i\nSE. Sie oe ee \u2018ile Soe\nLt ab\nbe SO kee a a", "img_64989.png": "Safe Use of Chemical Additives in Foods. : \u00a9) \u2018 2 eee 2 Cy 4 |\n(1953). Three statements: Basic Principles In- oe ete Se ee ; ; SL\nvolved in Evaluating Safety in the Use of pipe bee ea oe OSL A Se : ; ee\nChemical Additives in Foods; Basic Consid- : : Be\nerations Involved in Evaluating Hazards En- : : Ba\ncountered in the Use of Pesticides on Foods; : : : Hail |\nBasic Considerations in the Development of FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD Wi | \u2018 4 a ei\na New Agricultural Pesticide Intended for = ns a ort) Hil |\nUse in Connection with Food Production. SATibWe Gore ae Foodan) NUTS ELET) J\n\nStemeny of General Policy a Regard to the FOOD and Nutrition Board is an aie TIO Apa OF Soe fe\npoe ee Spector NiUtnentsnto shade: activity of the National Academy of ae CAMO Eso) COME, = :\n\nSciences - National Research Council, oe ; = :\nSo 1 pe Sea ae ee administered by the Council\u2019s Division oo an ; P\nof Biology and Agriculture. Members : oe ES\n\nOther publications, available as indicated. Senha Board) andiisicomniiedsrsenve tt .\n\nClinical Nutrition. Edited by Norman Jolliffe, without compensation beyond their i : oS |\nF. F. Tisdall, and P. R. Cannon. (1950). 941 actual expenses. Financial support for f 7. a oT\npp., 127 illust., 61 in full color. $12.00. the meetings and publications of the [Helifelitens oe | e\nOrder from Pau! B. Hoeber, Inc., 49 East Board has been provided primarily j a A a ee i Ee\n33rd Street, New York 16, N. Y. from private sources such as the Mil- ie (hy Pate : : a i Ee 4\n\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the bank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition : ce | 4 be\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A Foundation, and the Williams-Water- i : eae ee\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing man Fund of the Research Corporation. ; Deere toy 4 : #\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in Grants for the work of the Food and Y pee ieee 5 a ;\nthe United States. Order from Office of Nutrition Board are received and ad- ; ah es\nInformation, Marketing Research Service, mirustscaet bay. ane dtationel Aexdesay | a a ee\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, ; \u2018 } :\nD.c. of Sciences. Established by Act of Con- | : TE\n\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri- | TE\n\nSurvey of Food and Nutrition Research in the vate non-profit organization of scien- 5 =\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- tists dedicated to the furtherance of | ea : So 4 3\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- paige sbdbes duttaee dar dhacaarienal by] bars \u2018 q \u2018\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance on \\ S| yy = :\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. welfare. Pursuant to a request made 5 | \u2019 ay ne + aa\n\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- \\EEoEGqar_ : TR\nemy organized the National Research : ea Wit\nCouncil. f : i\nSE. Sie oe ee \u2018ile Soe\nLt ab\nbe SO kee a a", "img_65023.png": "Safe Use of Chemical Additives in Foods. : \u00a9) \u2018 2 eee 2 Cy 4 |\n(1953). Three statements: Basic Principles In- oe ete Se ee ; ; SL\nvolved in Evaluating Safety in the Use of pipe bee ea oe OSL A Se : ; ee\nChemical Additives in Foods; Basic Consid- : : Be\nerations Involved in Evaluating Hazards En- : : Ba\ncountered in the Use of Pesticides on Foods; : : : Hail |\nBasic Considerations in the Development of FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD Wi | \u2018 4 a ei\na New Agricultural Pesticide Intended for = ns a ort) Hil |\nUse in Connection with Food Production. SATibWe Gore ae Foodan) NUTS ELET) J\n\nStemeny of General Policy a Regard to the FOOD and Nutrition Board is an aie TIO Apa OF Soe fe\npoe ee Spector NiUtnentsnto shade: activity of the National Academy of ae CAMO Eso) COME, = :\n\nSciences - National Research Council, oe ; = :\nSo 1 pe Sea ae ee administered by the Council\u2019s Division oo an ; P\nof Biology and Agriculture. Members : oe ES\n\nOther publications, available as indicated. Senha Board) andiisicomniiedsrsenve tt .\n\nClinical Nutrition. Edited by Norman Jolliffe, without compensation beyond their i : oS |\nF. F. Tisdall, and P. R. Cannon. (1950). 941 actual expenses. Financial support for f 7. a oT\npp., 127 illust., 61 in full color. $12.00. the meetings and publications of the [Helifelitens oe | e\nOrder from Pau! B. Hoeber, Inc., 49 East Board has been provided primarily j a A a ee i Ee\n33rd Street, New York 16, N. Y. from private sources such as the Mil- ie (hy Pate : : a i Ee 4\n\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the bank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition : ce | 4 be\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A Foundation, and the Williams-Water- i : eae ee\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing man Fund of the Research Corporation. ; Deere toy 4 : #\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in Grants for the work of the Food and Y pee ieee 5 a ;\nthe United States. Order from Office of Nutrition Board are received and ad- ; ah es\nInformation, Marketing Research Service, mirustscaet bay. ane dtationel Aexdesay | a a ee\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, ; \u2018 } :\nD.c. of Sciences. Established by Act of Con- | : TE\n\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri- | TE\n\nSurvey of Food and Nutrition Research in the vate non-profit organization of scien- 5 =\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- tists dedicated to the furtherance of | ea : So 4 3\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- paige sbdbes duttaee dar dhacaarienal by] bars \u2018 q \u2018\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance on \\ S| yy = :\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. welfare. Pursuant to a request made 5 | \u2019 ay ne + aa\n\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- \\EEoEGqar_ : TR\nemy organized the National Research : ea Wit\nCouncil. f : i\nSE. Sie oe ee \u2018ile Soe\nLt ab\nbe SO kee a a", "img_65024.png": "Safe Use of Chemical Additives in Foods. : \u00a9) \u2018 2 eee 2 Cy 4 |\n(1953). Three statements: Basic Principles In- oe ete Se ee ; ; SL\nvolved in Evaluating Safety in the Use of pipe bee ea oe OSL A Se : ; ee\nChemical Additives in Foods; Basic Consid- : : Be\nerations Involved in Evaluating Hazards En- : : Ba\ncountered in the Use of Pesticides on Foods; : : : Hail |\nBasic Considerations in the Development of FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD Wi | \u2018 4 a ei\na New Agricultural Pesticide Intended for = ns a ort) Hil |\nUse in Connection with Food Production. SATibWe Gore ae Foodan) NUTS ELET) J\n\nStemeny of General Policy a Regard to the FOOD and Nutrition Board is an aie TIO Apa OF Soe fe\npoe ee Spector NiUtnentsnto shade: activity of the National Academy of ae CAMO Eso) COME, = :\n\nSciences - National Research Council, oe ; = :\nSo 1 pe Sea ae ee administered by the Council\u2019s Division oo an ; P\nof Biology and Agriculture. Members : oe ES\n\nOther publications, available as indicated. Senha Board) andiisicomniiedsrsenve tt .\n\nClinical Nutrition. Edited by Norman Jolliffe, without compensation beyond their i : oS |\nF. F. Tisdall, and P. R. Cannon. (1950). 941 actual expenses. Financial support for f 7. a oT\npp., 127 illust., 61 in full color. $12.00. the meetings and publications of the [Helifelitens oe | e\nOrder from Pau! B. Hoeber, Inc., 49 East Board has been provided primarily j a A a ee i Ee\n33rd Street, New York 16, N. Y. from private sources such as the Mil- ie (hy Pate : : a i Ee 4\n\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the bank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition : ce | 4 be\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A Foundation, and the Williams-Water- i : eae ee\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing man Fund of the Research Corporation. ; Deere toy 4 : #\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in Grants for the work of the Food and Y pee ieee 5 a ;\nthe United States. Order from Office of Nutrition Board are received and ad- ; ah es\nInformation, Marketing Research Service, mirustscaet bay. ane dtationel Aexdesay | a a ee\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, ; \u2018 } :\nD.c. of Sciences. Established by Act of Con- | : TE\n\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri- | TE\n\nSurvey of Food and Nutrition Research in the vate non-profit organization of scien- 5 =\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- tists dedicated to the furtherance of | ea : So 4 3\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- paige sbdbes duttaee dar dhacaarienal by] bars \u2018 q \u2018\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance on \\ S| yy = :\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. welfare. Pursuant to a request made 5 | \u2019 ay ne + aa\n\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- \\EEoEGqar_ : TR\nemy organized the National Research : ea Wit\nCouncil. f : i\nSE. Sie oe ee \u2018ile Soe\nLt ab\nbe SO kee a a", "img_44210.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44216.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44226.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44233.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44271.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44281.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_44297.png": "r\nAttendees:\nInvestigators DePuy\nJohn Callaghan, M.D. John Blachere\nBrian Haas, M.D. Nancy Friddle\nWayne Paprosky, M.D. Steve Haas\nTom Schmalzried, M.D. Jim Lancaster\nSteve Wentworth\nMeeting Topics List\nTtem Section Discussion Points. - :\nPurpose/Objectives Protocol;p. 2 Can we prove them?\nInciusion/Exclusion Criteria Protocol; pp. 5-7 Review criteria\nSuccess/Failure Criteria Protocol; pp. 11-13 Review criteria\nPatient Follow-up Protocol; pp. 9-10 Clinical/X-ray intervals appropriate?\nRadiographic Technique Radiographic Protocol Suitable technique?\nHip Rating System Protocol; p.10 Harris Hip, SICOT, other?\nCase Report Forms Case Report Forms Format and content (Harris, SICOT,\nand 2 different x-ray forms included)\nRisk Analysis Risk Analysis All reasonable risks associated with\ndevice.\nOther Topics\nIndependent Radiologist- Do We Need One?\nSerum and Urine Lab Tests- What Kinds? How Often?\nPolyWare Software- J. Blachere to discuss\nIDE Investigator Obligations- N. Friddle to discuss\nRAUSERS\\SIWi1997WMOMDR.LET\nLLL\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY086231695\nPLT-03045-00613", "img_1257.png": "g EXHIBIT\n, e 2]\n:\n|\nChapter 1 General Provisions |\nArticle | (Purpose)\nThis Policy shall be intended to stipulate basic matters on creation, storage, and\ndisposal, etc. of documents (including electromagnetic records) handled by the i\nCompany and exceptional treatments, etc. in order to respond to lawsuits and other :\nlegal/adrninistrative proceedings (hereinafter referred to as \"disputes, etc.\"), so that\ndocument information can be properly and effectively managed and utilized.\nArticle 2 (General Provisions)\nDocuments of the Company shall be handled in aceordance with this Policy, in\naddition to those stipulated in the \"Policy on Handling Contract Documents, etc, and\nCorporate Seals (Policy No. 6)\", the \"Policy on Confidential Information Management\n(Policy No. 18)\", and the \"Policy on IT Security (Policy No. 67)\".\n(2) Each core organization shall set forth standards for creation, storage, disposal, and\nother detailed treatment of documents to be handled at the core organization\n(hereinafter referred to as \"Function Standards\"), in. accordance with the provisions\nstipulated herein.\nArticle 3 (Definitions)\nDefinitions of the terms. used in this Policy shall be as set forth in the following items.\ni. \"Documents\" shall mean approval documents, notification documents, reports,\nconf\u00e9rence materials, correspondences, fax/telex transmissions, bills, various\nrecords, drawings, microfilms, photographs, video/audio media, electronic mail,\nand any other documents and electromagnetic records handled in connection with\nCompany business (including those created by external parties, but excluding\npublications. such as newspapers, magazines, and books, etc.),\n2. \u201cDisks\" shall mean electromagnetic recording media, including floppy disks,\nCD-Rs, and DVD-Rs, etc.\n3, \"Storage\" shall mean managing documents in any of the following methods and\nplaces for specified periods of time. Documents stored shall be referred to as\n\"Stored Documents.\"\n1) By the originals or write-protected disks, in lockable cabinets or desks, or\ndesignated warehouses 4\n2) By electromagnetic means, in access-controlled servers\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKJ-TPC-00000252\nSource: https://www. induppyg\u00a2gcemoorts.ucsf.edu/docs/jpjf0226", "img_1258.png": "g EXHIBIT\n, e 2]\n:\n|\nChapter 1 General Provisions |\nArticle | (Purpose)\nThis Policy shall be intended to stipulate basic matters on creation, storage, and\ndisposal, etc. of documents (including electromagnetic records) handled by the i\nCompany and exceptional treatments, etc. in order to respond to lawsuits and other :\nlegal/adrninistrative proceedings (hereinafter referred to as \"disputes, etc.\"), so that\ndocument information can be properly and effectively managed and utilized.\nArticle 2 (General Provisions)\nDocuments of the Company shall be handled in aceordance with this Policy, in\naddition to those stipulated in the \"Policy on Handling Contract Documents, etc, and\nCorporate Seals (Policy No. 6)\", the \"Policy on Confidential Information Management\n(Policy No. 18)\", and the \"Policy on IT Security (Policy No. 67)\".\n(2) Each core organization shall set forth standards for creation, storage, disposal, and\nother detailed treatment of documents to be handled at the core organization\n(hereinafter referred to as \"Function Standards\"), in. accordance with the provisions\nstipulated herein.\nArticle 3 (Definitions)\nDefinitions of the terms. used in this Policy shall be as set forth in the following items.\ni. \"Documents\" shall mean approval documents, notification documents, reports,\nconf\u00e9rence materials, correspondences, fax/telex transmissions, bills, various\nrecords, drawings, microfilms, photographs, video/audio media, electronic mail,\nand any other documents and electromagnetic records handled in connection with\nCompany business (including those created by external parties, but excluding\npublications. such as newspapers, magazines, and books, etc.),\n2. \u201cDisks\" shall mean electromagnetic recording media, including floppy disks,\nCD-Rs, and DVD-Rs, etc.\n3, \"Storage\" shall mean managing documents in any of the following methods and\nplaces for specified periods of time. Documents stored shall be referred to as\n\"Stored Documents.\"\n1) By the originals or write-protected disks, in lockable cabinets or desks, or\ndesignated warehouses 4\n2) By electromagnetic means, in access-controlled servers\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKJ-TPC-00000252\nSource: https://www. induppyg\u00a2gcemoorts.ucsf.edu/docs/jpjf0226", "img_1261.png": "g EXHIBIT\n, e 2]\n:\n|\nChapter 1 General Provisions |\nArticle | (Purpose)\nThis Policy shall be intended to stipulate basic matters on creation, storage, and\ndisposal, etc. of documents (including electromagnetic records) handled by the i\nCompany and exceptional treatments, etc. in order to respond to lawsuits and other :\nlegal/adrninistrative proceedings (hereinafter referred to as \"disputes, etc.\"), so that\ndocument information can be properly and effectively managed and utilized.\nArticle 2 (General Provisions)\nDocuments of the Company shall be handled in aceordance with this Policy, in\naddition to those stipulated in the \"Policy on Handling Contract Documents, etc, and\nCorporate Seals (Policy No. 6)\", the \"Policy on Confidential Information Management\n(Policy No. 18)\", and the \"Policy on IT Security (Policy No. 67)\".\n(2) Each core organization shall set forth standards for creation, storage, disposal, and\nother detailed treatment of documents to be handled at the core organization\n(hereinafter referred to as \"Function Standards\"), in. accordance with the provisions\nstipulated herein.\nArticle 3 (Definitions)\nDefinitions of the terms. used in this Policy shall be as set forth in the following items.\ni. \"Documents\" shall mean approval documents, notification documents, reports,\nconf\u00e9rence materials, correspondences, fax/telex transmissions, bills, various\nrecords, drawings, microfilms, photographs, video/audio media, electronic mail,\nand any other documents and electromagnetic records handled in connection with\nCompany business (including those created by external parties, but excluding\npublications. such as newspapers, magazines, and books, etc.),\n2. \u201cDisks\" shall mean electromagnetic recording media, including floppy disks,\nCD-Rs, and DVD-Rs, etc.\n3, \"Storage\" shall mean managing documents in any of the following methods and\nplaces for specified periods of time. Documents stored shall be referred to as\n\"Stored Documents.\"\n1) By the originals or write-protected disks, in lockable cabinets or desks, or\ndesignated warehouses 4\n2) By electromagnetic means, in access-controlled servers\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAKJ-TPC-00000252\nSource: https://www. induppyg\u00a2gcemoorts.ucsf.edu/docs/jpjf0226", "img_1263.png": "g EXHIBIT\n, e 2]\n:\n|\nChapter 1 General Provisions |\nArticle | (Purpose)\nThis Policy shall be intended to stipulate basic matters on creation, storage, and\ndisposal, etc. of documents (including electromagnetic records) handled by the i\nCompany and exceptional treatments, etc. in order to respond to lawsuits and other :\nlegal/adrninistrative proceedings (hereinafter referred to as \"disputes, etc.\"), so that\ndocument information can be properly and effectively managed and utilized.\nArticle 2 (General Provisions)\nDocuments of the Company shall be handled in aceordance with this Policy, in\naddition to those stipulated in the \"Policy on Handling Contract Documents, etc, and\nCorporate Seals (Policy No. 6)\", the \"Policy on Confidential Information Management\n(Policy No. 18)\", and the \"Policy on IT Security (Policy No. 67)\".\n(2) Each core organization shall set forth standards for creation, storage, disposal, and\nother detailed treatment of documents to be handled at the core organization\n(hereinafter referred to as \"Function Standards\"), in. accordance with the provisions\nstipulated herein.\nArticle 3 (Definitions)\nDefinitions of the terms. used in this Policy shall be as set forth in the following items.\ni. \"Documents\" shall mean approval documents, notification documents, reports,\nconf\u00e9rence materials, correspondences, fax/telex transmissions, bills, various\nrecords, drawings, microfilms, photographs, video/audio media, electronic mail,\nand any other documents and electromagnetic records handled in connection with\nCompany business (including those created by external parties, but excluding\npublications. such as newspapers, magazines, and books, etc.),\n2. \u201cDisks\" shall mean electromagnetic recording media, including floppy disks,\nCD-Rs, and DVD-Rs, etc.\n3, \"Storage\" shall mean managing documents in any of the following methods and\nplaces for specified periods of time. 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ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62133.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . I Big 8: Ape SSS YP \\\\\napy. ma Egg 39h a ae es iy Ak eee 2 = ines peering ep ee Yr fp\nFS eae ee ee ee: ae SSS we 280.\nSS es = iy iy aka a i <a a cams e. \u2014 Le fps se\n> SS eat AS ae Td Ko SS ae ea T- page i gig a Ge. 4s Raw erOne | Ze pss J 269\n<n Re arg a EE IGE os ae Be Soe ee of [EE JE Df\nbrea io Sen ate somone eee Pe ~~ sag s\u00e9 PN One Z\u00e9 Ze /\nEre eran eo ie ge Zz a Wo EZ YO Ike he P \u00ab\n= \u2014<s nr ggihih ee SEA a Fn Ti \\\\ (KS; SS Og 6\n8 \u201ci. oe <I r iS ee ee SEE a aN NZ ea Se a a\nSS a Ry es Ae Pe ee eS ee \"TN aca Es XC /\nQELS Lea 8 pa al FS ES oS PL PES f\nar SSS. SS, 2 See, CP Sei A\u201c be a =e YY Pee eee NS Zag\nLoe ea) SS SES ie ee ee ae ee PSSyrraSss... GE\nee Ra RR fg gS ec, Poe oy ra | eo SSP\nKK CO SS Sa, ae sad ee 120 811 EEE eo. Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62134.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . I Big 8: Ape SSS YP \\\\\napy. ma Egg 39h a ae es iy Ak eee 2 = ines peering ep ee Yr fp\nFS eae ee ee ee: ae SSS we 280.\nSS es = iy iy aka a i <a a cams e. \u2014 Le fps se\n> SS eat AS ae Td Ko SS ae ea T- page i gig a Ge. 4s Raw erOne | Ze pss J 269\n<n Re arg a EE IGE os ae Be Soe ee of [EE JE Df\nbrea io Sen ate somone eee Pe ~~ sag s\u00e9 PN One Z\u00e9 Ze /\nEre eran eo ie ge Zz a Wo EZ YO Ike he P \u00ab\n= \u2014<s nr ggihih ee SEA a Fn Ti \\\\ (KS; SS Og 6\n8 \u201ci. oe <I r iS ee ee SEE a aN NZ ea Se a a\nSS a Ry es Ae Pe ee eS ee \"TN aca Es XC /\nQELS Lea 8 pa al FS ES oS PL PES f\nar SSS. SS, 2 See, CP Sei A\u201c be a =e YY Pee eee NS Zag\nLoe ea) SS SES ie ee ee ae ee PSSyrraSss... GE\nee Ra RR fg gS ec, Poe oy ra | eo SSP\nKK CO SS Sa, ae sad ee 120 811 EEE eo. Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62135.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . 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Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62136.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . I Big 8: Ape SSS YP \\\\\napy. ma Egg 39h a ae es iy Ak eee 2 = ines peering ep ee Yr fp\nFS eae ee ee ee: ae SSS we 280.\nSS es = iy iy aka a i <a a cams e. \u2014 Le fps se\n> SS eat AS ae Td Ko SS ae ea T- page i gig a Ge. 4s Raw erOne | Ze pss J 269\n<n Re arg a EE IGE os ae Be Soe ee of [EE JE Df\nbrea io Sen ate somone eee Pe ~~ sag s\u00e9 PN One Z\u00e9 Ze /\nEre eran eo ie ge Zz a Wo EZ YO Ike he P \u00ab\n= \u2014<s nr ggihih ee SEA a Fn Ti \\\\ (KS; SS Og 6\n8 \u201ci. oe <I r iS ee ee SEE a aN NZ ea Se a a\nSS a Ry es Ae Pe ee eS ee \"TN aca Es XC /\nQELS Lea 8 pa al FS ES oS PL PES f\nar SSS. SS, 2 See, CP Sei A\u201c be a =e YY Pee eee NS Zag\nLoe ea) SS SES ie ee ee ae ee PSSyrraSss... GE\nee Ra RR fg gS ec, Poe oy ra | eo SSP\nKK CO SS Sa, ae sad ee 120 811 EEE eo. Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62137.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . I Big 8: Ape SSS YP \\\\\napy. ma Egg 39h a ae es iy Ak eee 2 = ines peering ep ee Yr fp\nFS eae ee ee ee: ae SSS we 280.\nSS es = iy iy aka a i <a a cams e. \u2014 Le fps se\n> SS eat AS ae Td Ko SS ae ea T- page i gig a Ge. 4s Raw erOne | Ze pss J 269\n<n Re arg a EE IGE os ae Be Soe ee of [EE JE Df\nbrea io Sen ate somone eee Pe ~~ sag s\u00e9 PN One Z\u00e9 Ze /\nEre eran eo ie ge Zz a Wo EZ YO Ike he P \u00ab\n= \u2014<s nr ggihih ee SEA a Fn Ti \\\\ (KS; SS Og 6\n8 \u201ci. oe <I r iS ee ee SEE a aN NZ ea Se a a\nSS a Ry es Ae Pe ee eS ee \"TN aca Es XC /\nQELS Lea 8 pa al FS ES oS PL PES f\nar SSS. SS, 2 See, CP Sei A\u201c be a =e YY Pee eee NS Zag\nLoe ea) SS SES ie ee ee ae ee PSSyrraSss... GE\nee Ra RR fg gS ec, Poe oy ra | eo SSP\nKK CO SS Sa, ae sad ee 120 811 EEE eo. Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_62138.png": "| ie 2 4 5 6 ee 8 9 1o i l2 13 14 I5 6\nef \\ RRR SS\n= Ly Se Be oA = 7\nA, Ra, \\e Sn eg\nSxS TR a fining So a, <e es JE\nA NG 14 54 apg a PGS BONS A\nadeno I? in ole REI, Oy . I Big 8: Ape SSS YP \\\\\napy. ma Egg 39h a ae es iy Ak eee 2 = ines peering ep ee Yr fp\nFS eae ee ee ee: ae SSS we 280.\nSS es = iy iy aka a i <a a cams e. \u2014 Le fps se\n> SS eat AS ae Td Ko SS ae ea T- page i gig a Ge. 4s Raw erOne | Ze pss J 269\n<n Re arg a EE IGE os ae Be Soe ee of [EE JE Df\nbrea io Sen ate somone eee Pe ~~ sag s\u00e9 PN One Z\u00e9 Ze /\nEre eran eo ie ge Zz a Wo EZ YO Ike he P \u00ab\n= \u2014<s nr ggihih ee SEA a Fn Ti \\\\ (KS; SS Og 6\n8 \u201ci. oe <I r iS ee ee SEE a aN NZ ea Se a a\nSS a Ry es Ae Pe ee eS ee \"TN aca Es XC /\nQELS Lea 8 pa al FS ES oS PL PES f\nar SSS. SS, 2 See, CP Sei A\u201c be a =e YY Pee eee NS Zag\nLoe ea) SS SES ie ee ee ae ee PSSyrraSss... GE\nee Ra RR fg gS ec, Poe oy ra | eo SSP\nKK CO SS Sa, ae sad ee 120 811 EEE eo. Py LOO ae -\n\u2014 SSSR a NR RSC Suda SSupsg ea ee cad Spo IA 852 Bag el ff oF \u2018\nRGSS 10, Aes ey Oe, Soman SS om pn A BS SO BELO my @\nic SO a Se ES eer\u201d Ee al eS J ee\nee SS ee ES Ses = we A 20a Sie Bee ok,\nSI Ig fr SEs, Zi So eZ LP eS eee\nCe ER Reh) > SEN Ban = Zz le Cis fy 82, a ws Lan Pees ee \u2014\noe Ngee i sites Z GZ? Bay ee Ze ee Le S Sas pice\nRta RG ag eel ~ BEGG She Ke we A Ze eh Oy Qe\nee ae = Ta sag A See en, oi meee * Se\nEEE ae C6 ia Sa ce De GE tenngh gO y SS.\nSOE ty Oe RS SE gS pgp Se pe wy > a\noe WE Se eye SE So ee - = D\nD ZN Se ERS i pe <= Pg 5\nSER ae eee SN a ee ye\nRS ths OR gs SS AA eae\nCERN Ne a ee os Sef\n> SE dG RE a a See eae (K, pi\nSa OE GIP AE Se |e |B\n<i oo 8 SOM BO Oe, ) ee\nZARA E Mn eae UE egy J Prin 3) ep See,\nE te \u201cLisp NES SE = 4 ASS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI E\nRE SST 3 KE R o/ \u2019 SN | eR\nGe ARIS ASO\u2019 >K. Joss EBT se. MPUS\nFORE Vis OT Se Tig ee Lf Ny GA RAN a COLUMBIA CAI\nGoD. sete Bde Be oA \u00a34 oz. ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. 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ZL, Re JE j RA \\ Oe Ry PEEBE\n7 i Ry AAS RIN SASS AE @ a a y 7G SL [RYE SD A BSB.\n\u2018WE gS SERS AAs of) De YIN EE > 5 ae Ou\nQA ORO AE A Ao ( a / 4 bn FB 2a k nef apenas\nF wer sh OR oe Bh LEQ i Je fprses 4 O57 oe \\ Bann Ruse) F\n: Sg SRE I op SPO kh or! i) Yee EES ANN \\ fy SB ay SX\nPANE Te OIF sey g ORNS ff Beet GND os EO i\na a BE al > RAR J [aie teat pe Egy\nNeo Lo CE o KS ae? NUR ff free ete\n- \u2018 eq NEA s ho fy \u2014 eek 18 =\nxf Dy J Vy S > lp ~ J\u00e9/ Peale\nARQ % my ou s SAY\nG Ly 2 e Dp fe S x Sy G\nOEY eh o S ae DS\nINDEX OF OFFICES____ iA INV 3? SaaS) 7\nBldg. Office Address Location \u201d Za EB De ay yi ON\n51 Accounting, 23 Jesse Ds 2 sali Ls i / BN\n/ 51 Administration, Jesse Bs Ys - ye, y fe / <SINDEX OF BUILDINGS\n31. Admissions, 130 Jess D: UY ( pan een ee a\nTadeo aay aoe cs wes Is ye Ne Name of Building eater \u2018Weiss Doekiaeour\u2019 67. Power Plant r7\n72 Agr. Chem., 105 Schweitzer C2 G 1. Agriculture cs 33. Dobbs C10 68. Reactor. B16 H\nH 59 Agr. Econ., 218 Mumford D2 Y 2, Aer Eoginceriny AB Statins C10 69. Read Hall cA\n2\u00b0 Agr. Eng., 100 Agr. Eng. As A 3. Agr. Engineering Lab Aa Ssh ecko C10 70. Rothwell co\n51 Aids & Awards, 129 dese Ds 4. Arn a Sconce cs a6, awk Cig i7ia satel anes ca\n12 Air Fore, 218 Crowder \u00a9 5. Aihletc Dressing Rooms 13 saarardiee 72. Schweitzer c2\nPaenee see ens ees ee Sar ee ce\n59 Animal Husb., 125 Mumford D2 4. English, 231 Arts & Science 6 90 Phys. Ed.-Women, Women's Gym... .C-5 7. Brewer Field House C6 38. Schurz (women) AS 74, Sociology E3\n74 Anthropology, 205 Sociology \u00a33 1 Entomology, 1-87 Agr. cs 45. Physical Plant, 110 General Services. .A-11 8. Business & Public Admin. D-3 39. Cafeteria Ba 75. Stadium B12\n51 Art Hist. & Arch., 329 Jesse DS 89. Extention Division, Whitton D3 78 Physics, 104 Stewart Hall 3 9 Chemistry (Old) E3 qonesie 3 76, Stonley 3\n12 Army, 201 Crowder co 51 Extra Div. Admin., 215 Jesse D5 1-14 Poultry, T-14 \u2018 Bb 10. Commons C6 41. Education. \u00a36 77. Stephens cr\n44 Ait, 126 Fine Arts D3 8B Field Crops, 108 Waters 2 51 President, 105 Jesse Ds 11. Connaway A242. Electrical Engineering F\u00e9 78. Stewart Hall cs\n51. Arts & Science (Deans), 210 Jesse | -_D-5 1-3. Firemonship, 1-3 D6 81 Press, Univ., 103 Swallow Ds 12, Crowder co 43. Engiasaileg Es 79. Stewart Road, 401, E. o7\n| 51 Asst. to President, 104 Jose DS 1 Forestry, 1-30 Agr. cs 55. Psychology, 219 McAlester Fa 13. Curtis C3 44. Fine Arts D3 80. Student Health Center FS\n70 Athletic, Rothwell C6 13\u00b0 Genetics, 206 Curtis C3 65 Publications, Photo Service G7 14. Dairy Barn Ad 45. Generol Services AD 81. Swallow D4\n84 Attorney, 1 Tate D5 55 Geography, 108 McAlester. . Fa 51 Public Information, 223 Jesse. D5 RESIDENCE HALLS: 4& eGscloay, FA 82. Swimming Pool Building cs\n51 Auditor, 11 Jesse D5 46 Geology, 119 Geology Ra 45 Purchasing, 101 General Services... .A-11 15. Gentry ca 47. Gwynn cA 83. Switzler 4\n51 Bd. of Curators, 111 Jesse D5 \u20184\u00b0 German & SI. Lang., 120 Arts & Sci. .C-6 51. Registration, 225 Jesse Ds 16. Johnston & Annex BS 48. Hill ES 84, Tote Ds\n10 Bookstore, Commons r C6 51 Graduate School, 205 Jesse D-5 4 Romance Lang., 27 Arts & Science... .C-6 17. McHaney B68 49. Horse Born A 1-2 Psychology Os i\n52. Botany, 108 Lefevre C1 53. Historical Soc., Library C4 74 Rural Sociology, 1 Sociology \u00a33 Men's BLAIR Grour 50. Industrial Education Fe 1-3. Psychology D6\n8 Bus. & Public Admin., 105 BAPA ... .D-3 4 History, 143 Arts & Science co 91 Social Work, Prof. Bldg. D-3 18. Blair cn 51. Jesse Ds T-6 Classrooms 3\n51 Business Mgr., 116 Jesse Ds 47 Home Econ., 113 Gwynn C4 74 Sociology, 205 Sociology 53 19. Donnelly C1152. Lefevre Holl cl 17 Field Crops c3\n51 Coshier, 123 Jesse... . Ds 1 Horticulture, 1-43 Agr. cs 59 Soils, 135 Mumford D2 20. Smith cn 53, Library, General ca 1-8 Field Crops c2\n51 Chancellor, 101 Jesse Ds 51 Housing, 123 Jesse LDS 64 Speech, 106 Parker BS Men's Loes Grour 54. Livestock Pavilion A3 1-9 Classrooms on.\n9 Chemistry, 108 Old Chemistry &3 50 Industrial Education, 103 Ind. Ed. ro 65 Steno Bur., 417 S. Fifth G7 21. Loeb oS 55. McAlester ne T-10 Classrooms C2\n51 Classical Long., 211 Jesse D-5 51 Information, Public, 223 Jesse DS 51 Student Aid, 130 Jesse Ds 22. McDavid Gs MEDICAL CENTER T-11 Zoology C2\n87. Col. Missourian, Walter Willioms ..-.E3 60. Journalism, 100 Nef B 80. Student Health Service Center FS 23. McReynolds os 56. Medical Science... Be T-12 Agr. Engineering a4\n51 Comptroiter, 111 Jesse DS 84 Law, 201 Tate Hall - .. DS 48 Summer Session, 107 Hill. . BS (MEN's PERsHING Group 57. Teaching Hospital... - Bo 1-14 Poultry Bo\n89 Contin. Ed., Whitten D-3 53\u00b0 Library, 9th & Lowry. C4 64 Testing & Counseling, 220 Parker BS 24. Baker-Park BT 58. Memorial Union co 1-20 &21 ROTC co\n45 Constr., 6 General Services Ald 43\u00b0 Mathematics, 210 Eng. BS 44 \u2018Theatre, Fine Arts D3 25. Cramer B7 59. Mumford. D2 1D-3 & 4 Med. Dorms ce\n| 80 Cr. Children's Service BS 56 &57 Medical Cent. School & Hosp... B-9 94 Traffic, 900 Conley D6 26. Defoe B7 60. Neff & Annex 3 85. Veterinary Clinic A2\n40 Dairy Husbandry, 103 Eckles BS 58 Memorial Student Union C3 64 Vets. Guidance, 123 Parker... RS 27. Dockery-Folk BB 61. New Physics BS 86. Veterinary Science A?\n69 Dean, Students, 100 Read ca 44 Music, 140 Fine Arts D3 51 Vets. Service, 225 Jesse Ds 28. Gordner-Hyde By 62. Noyes Hospital BS 87. Walter Williams \u00a33\n44\u00b0 Dramatic Ar, 123 Fine ts D3 68. Novy ROTC, 6th & Stewort Rood...-F 11. Vet, Med. School, 104 Connaway... Ad 29. Grohom by 63. NRoTC FB. Wters 2 |\n43. Engineering, 103 Eng. ES 56 Nursing, M234 Med. Sci. BS 85 Vet. Clinic, Willicms & Rollins a2 30. Hadley-Mojor Be 64. Parker BS 89. Whitten D3 |\n48 Education, 107 Hill Holl ES 55. Philosophy, 121 McAlester 4 77 Wildlife, 111 Stephens cr 31. Pershing B7 65. Photo Service o7 90. Women's Gym cs\n51 Employment (Univ.), 305 desto..-..D-S 65. Phole Service G7 52. Zoology, 215 Lefevre a 32. Stlford E766. Presidents Residence \u00a33 91. Professional Bldg D3\n51 Employment (Stud.), 123 Jesse Ds 70. Phys. Ed.-Men, 103 Rothwell C6\n| 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll l2 I3 14 I5 16", "img_1978.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 1 of 307 PAGEID #: 5002\nVol. 12 - 1\n1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO\n2 EASTERN DIVISION\n3 CARLA MARIE BARTLETT and )\nJON WILLIAM BARTLETT, )\n4 )\nPLAINTIFFS, ) CASE NO. 2:13-cv-170\n5 )\nvs. ) SEPTEMBER 30, 2015\n6 )\nE. I. du PONT de NEMOURS AND COMPANY, ) 8:30 A.M.\n7 )\nDEFENDANT. )\n8 a)\n9\nVOLUME NO. 12\n10 TRANSCRIPT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE JURY TRIAL\nBEFORE THE HONORABLE EDMUND A. SARGUS, JR.\n11 UNITED STATES DISTRICT CHIEF JUDGE\nCOLUMBUS, OHIO\n12\n13 FOR THE PLAINTIFF:\n14 Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Rafferty & Proctor, P.A.\nBy: James M. Papantonio, Esq.\n15 Ned McWilliams, Jr., Esq.\nChristopher Paulos, Esq.\n16 Timothy O'Brien, Esq.\n316 South Baylen Street, Suite 316\n17 Pensacola, Florida 32502\n18 Douglas & London, PC\nBy: Gary J. Douglas, Esq.\n19 Michael A. London, Esq.\nRebecca Newman, Esq.\n20 Alicia P. Ellsayed, Esq.\n59 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor\n21 New York, New York 10038\n22 Taft Stettinius & Hollister\nBy: Robert A. Bilott, Esq.\n23 David J. Butler, Esq.\n1800 Firstar Tower\n24 425 Walnut Street\nCincinnati, OH 45202\n25\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1979.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 1 of 307 PAGEID #: 5002\nVol. 12 - 1\n1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO\n2 EASTERN DIVISION\n3 CARLA MARIE BARTLETT and )\nJON WILLIAM BARTLETT, )\n4 )\nPLAINTIFFS, ) CASE NO. 2:13-cv-170\n5 )\nvs. ) SEPTEMBER 30, 2015\n6 )\nE. I. du PONT de NEMOURS AND COMPANY, ) 8:30 A.M.\n7 )\nDEFENDANT. )\n8 a)\n9\nVOLUME NO. 12\n10 TRANSCRIPT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE JURY TRIAL\nBEFORE THE HONORABLE EDMUND A. SARGUS, JR.\n11 UNITED STATES DISTRICT CHIEF JUDGE\nCOLUMBUS, OHIO\n12\n13 FOR THE PLAINTIFF:\n14 Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Rafferty & Proctor, P.A.\nBy: James M. Papantonio, Esq.\n15 Ned McWilliams, Jr., Esq.\nChristopher Paulos, Esq.\n16 Timothy O'Brien, Esq.\n316 South Baylen Street, Suite 316\n17 Pensacola, Florida 32502\n18 Douglas & London, PC\nBy: Gary J. Douglas, Esq.\n19 Michael A. London, Esq.\nRebecca Newman, Esq.\n20 Alicia P. Ellsayed, Esq.\n59 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor\n21 New York, New York 10038\n22 Taft Stettinius & Hollister\nBy: Robert A. Bilott, Esq.\n23 David J. Butler, Esq.\n1800 Firstar Tower\n24 425 Walnut Street\nCincinnati, OH 45202\n25\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1982.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 52 of 307 PAGEID #: 5053\nVol. 12 - 52\n1 A. Yes. Study directors are always useful at meetings like\n2 this.\n3 Q. During your personal observations during those two days\n4 of the meetings, did any of the industry representatives\n5 dominate the discussions or the voting?\n6 A. No.\n7 Q. Were the industry folks lobbying for higher numbers for\n8 the screening level?\n9 A. No.\n10 Q. Bottom line, Dr. Dourson, did it appear to you that the\n11 CATT team process was an unbiased process with an open\n12 discussion of the science based on the knowledge at the time?\n13 A. Absolutely.\n14 Q. Sir, did anyone coerce you or improperly influence you\n15 in any way to arrive at 150 part per billion number?\n16 A. No.\n17 Q. Before I sit down, sir, have you ever testified for me\n18 before?\n19 A. No.\n20 Q. Have you ever testified for anyone from my law firm,\n21 Squire Sanders or Squire Patton Boggs before?\n22 A. No.\n23 Q. Have you ever been employed by DuPont?\n24 A. No.\n25 Q. Do you own any stock in DuPont?\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1983.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 52 of 307 PAGEID #: 5053\nVol. 12 - 52\n1 A. Yes. Study directors are always useful at meetings like\n2 this.\n3 Q. During your personal observations during those two days\n4 of the meetings, did any of the industry representatives\n5 dominate the discussions or the voting?\n6 A. No.\n7 Q. Were the industry folks lobbying for higher numbers for\n8 the screening level?\n9 A. No.\n10 Q. Bottom line, Dr. Dourson, did it appear to you that the\n11 CATT team process was an unbiased process with an open\n12 discussion of the science based on the knowledge at the time?\n13 A. Absolutely.\n14 Q. Sir, did anyone coerce you or improperly influence you\n15 in any way to arrive at 150 part per billion number?\n16 A. No.\n17 Q. Before I sit down, sir, have you ever testified for me\n18 before?\n19 A. No.\n20 Q. Have you ever testified for anyone from my law firm,\n21 Squire Sanders or Squire Patton Boggs before?\n22 A. No.\n23 Q. Have you ever been employed by DuPont?\n24 A. No.\n25 Q. Do you own any stock in DuPont?\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1984.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 53 of 307 PAGEID #: 5054\nVol. 12 - 53\n1 A. No.\n2 Q. Did you receive a subpoena to be here to testify today?\n3 A. Yes, I did.\n4 Q. Was that served on your at your office at the University\n5 of Cincinnati?\n6 A. Yes, it was.\n7 Q. Other than reimbursement of your mileage expenses for\n8 traveling here to testify and your daily subpoena attendance\n9 fee of $40 are you receiving any money from DuPont?\n10 A. From DuPont, no.\n11 Q. Did I talk to you by phone to check on some facts a\n12 couple of times over the past few months?\n13 A. Yes, you did.\n14 Q. Did you ever meet me before you walked into the\n15 courtroom today?\n16 A. No, I haven't.\n17 MR. MACE: Thank you, sir. I have nothing further at\n18 this time.\n19 THE COURT: Thank you, Mr. Mace.\n20 Mr. Douglas, you may cross-examine.\n21 -\n22 CROSS\u2014-EXAMINATION\n23 BY MR. DOUGLAS:\n24 Q. Good morning.\n25 A. Top of the day to you.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1985.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 53 of 307 PAGEID #: 5054\nVol. 12 - 53\n1 A. No.\n2 Q. Did you receive a subpoena to be here to testify today?\n3 A. Yes, I did.\n4 Q. Was that served on your at your office at the University\n5 of Cincinnati?\n6 A. Yes, it was.\n7 Q. Other than reimbursement of your mileage expenses for\n8 traveling here to testify and your daily subpoena attendance\n9 fee of $40 are you receiving any money from DuPont?\n10 A. From DuPont, no.\n11 Q. Did I talk to you by phone to check on some facts a\n12 couple of times over the past few months?\n13 A. Yes, you did.\n14 Q. Did you ever meet me before you walked into the\n15 courtroom today?\n16 A. No, I haven't.\n17 MR. MACE: Thank you, sir. I have nothing further at\n18 this time.\n19 THE COURT: Thank you, Mr. Mace.\n20 Mr. Douglas, you may cross-examine.\n21 -\n22 CROSS\u2014-EXAMINATION\n23 BY MR. DOUGLAS:\n24 Q. Good morning.\n25 A. Top of the day to you.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1986.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 23 of 307 PAGEID #: 5024\nVol. 12 - 23\n1 A. University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.\n2 Q. What do you do there?\n3 A. I'm a research professor in environmental health. And\n4 we do risk assessment, risk research and then risk\n5 communication to the public.\n6 Q. Could you please take us through your educational\n7 degrees.\n8 A. I got my bachelor's of biology at University of\n9 Wittenberg in Springfield, Ohio. Then I went down to the\n10 University of Cincinnati and got a doctorate in toxicology from\n11 the College of Medicine, the place I now have returned to work.\n12 I also along the way got certified in toxicology, American\n13 Board of Toxicology certification. And I've had some executive\n14 training with the U.S. government.\n15 MR. MACE: May I approach the deputy clerk, Your\n16 Honor?\n17 THE COURT: You may.\n18 BY MR. MACE:\n19 Q. Doctor, we've handed you what's been marked as Exhibit\n20 D2455. Do you recognize that?\n21 A. Yes, I do.\n22 Q. What is it?\n23 A. That's my resum\u00e9.\n24 Q. If we could bring that up, please. Will you bring up,\n25 please, from the top down through the employment?\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1987.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 23 of 307 PAGEID #: 5024\nVol. 12 - 23\n1 A. University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.\n2 Q. What do you do there?\n3 A. I'm a research professor in environmental health. And\n4 we do risk assessment, risk research and then risk\n5 communication to the public.\n6 Q. Could you please take us through your educational\n7 degrees.\n8 A. I got my bachelor's of biology at University of\n9 Wittenberg in Springfield, Ohio. Then I went down to the\n10 University of Cincinnati and got a doctorate in toxicology from\n11 the College of Medicine, the place I now have returned to work.\n12 I also along the way got certified in toxicology, American\n13 Board of Toxicology certification. And I've had some executive\n14 training with the U.S. government.\n15 MR. MACE: May I approach the deputy clerk, Your\n16 Honor?\n17 THE COURT: You may.\n18 BY MR. MACE:\n19 Q. Doctor, we've handed you what's been marked as Exhibit\n20 D2455. Do you recognize that?\n21 A. Yes, I do.\n22 Q. What is it?\n23 A. That's my resum\u00e9.\n24 Q. If we could bring that up, please. Will you bring up,\n25 please, from the top down through the employment?\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1972.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 24 of 307 PAGEID #: 5025\nVol. 12 - 24\n1 Doctor, there's some letters after your name. What's\n2 the Ph.D.?\n3 A. That's doctor of philosophy in toxicology.\n4 Q. The DABT?\n5 A. Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology. That's\n6 one of the certifying bodies.\n7 Q. ATS?\n8 A. The Academy of Toxicological Science, another certifying\n9 body.\n10 Q. Could you take us through, let's start at the bottom on\n11 your employment and take us through your employment history\n12 briefly.\n13 A. Sure. Briefly.\n14 MR. DOUGLAS: Your Honor, I hate to interrupt but I\n15 want some clarification if we could have a quick side-bar.\n16 THE COURT: You may stand if you wish, ladies and\n17 gentlemen.\n18 I'll see you at side-bar.\n19 --\n20 Thereupon, the following proceeding was held at side-bar:\n21 THE COURT: I think the matter you're going to bring\n22 up we just discussed.\n23 MR. DOUGLAS: I apologize for not being there. But I\n24 just want to be sure but since it's not going to go to the jury\n25 whether it's proper to display it on the screen at all.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1973.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 24 of 307 PAGEID #: 5025\nVol. 12 - 24\n1 Doctor, there's some letters after your name. What's\n2 the Ph.D.?\n3 A. That's doctor of philosophy in toxicology.\n4 Q. The DABT?\n5 A. Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology. That's\n6 one of the certifying bodies.\n7 Q. ATS?\n8 A. The Academy of Toxicological Science, another certifying\n9 body.\n10 Q. Could you take us through, let's start at the bottom on\n11 your employment and take us through your employment history\n12 briefly.\n13 A. Sure. Briefly.\n14 MR. DOUGLAS: Your Honor, I hate to interrupt but I\n15 want some clarification if we could have a quick side-bar.\n16 THE COURT: You may stand if you wish, ladies and\n17 gentlemen.\n18 I'll see you at side-bar.\n19 --\n20 Thereupon, the following proceeding was held at side-bar:\n21 THE COURT: I think the matter you're going to bring\n22 up we just discussed.\n23 MR. DOUGLAS: I apologize for not being there. But I\n24 just want to be sure but since it's not going to go to the jury\n25 whether it's proper to display it on the screen at all.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_1974.png": "Case: 2:13-cv-00170-EAS-EPD Doc #: 133 Filed: 10/06/15 Page: 24 of 307 PAGEID #: 5025\nVol. 12 - 24\n1 Doctor, there's some letters after your name. What's\n2 the Ph.D.?\n3 A. That's doctor of philosophy in toxicology.\n4 Q. The DABT?\n5 A. Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology. That's\n6 one of the certifying bodies.\n7 Q. ATS?\n8 A. The Academy of Toxicological Science, another certifying\n9 body.\n10 Q. Could you take us through, let's start at the bottom on\n11 your employment and take us through your employment history\n12 briefly.\n13 A. Sure. Briefly.\n14 MR. DOUGLAS: Your Honor, I hate to interrupt but I\n15 want some clarification if we could have a quick side-bar.\n16 THE COURT: You may stand if you wish, ladies and\n17 gentlemen.\n18 I'll see you at side-bar.\n19 --\n20 Thereupon, the following proceeding was held at side-bar:\n21 THE COURT: I think the matter you're going to bring\n22 up we just discussed.\n23 MR. DOUGLAS: I apologize for not being there. But I\n24 just want to be sure but since it's not going to go to the jury\n25 whether it's proper to display it on the screen at all.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jqbn0226", "img_47751.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_47752.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_47753.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_47754.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_47755.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_47756.png": "\u201c \u2018% WORKING GROUP I\nMaterials, Methods, and Evaluation in Cancer\nNutrition Education Programs\nObjectives:\n1. How do educational requirements in the nutritional aspects of cancer\ndiffer at different education levels?\n2. How can the existing curricula in nutrition education undergraduate or\ngraduate levels be made relevent to cancer?\n3. How can audiovisual media contribute to cancer nutrition education, and at\nwhich levels? Who should develop audiovisual media?\n4. What other educational techniques have been used or could be adapted to\ncancer nutrition education and at what levels?\n5. How can the effectiveness of cancer nutrition education programs be\nevaluated?\nChairperson: Robert Olson\nReporter: Philip White\nParticipants: Tom Almy\nGeorge Blackburn\nHarry Broquist\ni Sam Brown\nDoris Calloway\nJack Filer\nClifford Gastineau\nJoyce Margie\nEleanor Montagu\nArt Schmale al Be\nDessiti=Shottertetd \"7\nCharles Tashima\ny) UAL AMAL aca \u201c 5 ) s", "img_37659.png": "E 14 | A survey of death certificates would be an accurate\n\ni ES, 9 . s Paki te iten 3 4n a commnity of\n{ vas method of studying the magnituce in &@ COMM, oL\nj i le leukemia\n\n| 2, Giabetes meliitus.\n: | 3 coronary thrombosis\n\n| | 4. cancer of the lunge\n\n(@) See OST ATNAA OTe) 1740 (8) (S) mole @) 10)", "img_37663.png": "E 14 | A survey of death certificates would be an accurate\n\ni ES, 9 . s Paki te iten 3 4n a commnity of\n{ vas method of studying the magnituce in &@ COMM, oL\nj i le leukemia\n\n| 2, Giabetes meliitus.\n: | 3 coronary thrombosis\n\n| | 4. cancer of the lunge\n\n(@) See OST ATNAA OTe) 1740 (8) (S) mole @) 10)", "img_37666.png": "E 14 | A survey of death certificates would be an accurate\n\ni ES, 9 . s Paki te iten 3 4n a commnity of\n{ vas method of studying the magnituce in &@ COMM, oL\nj i le leukemia\n\n| 2, Giabetes meliitus.\n: | 3 coronary thrombosis\n\n| | 4. cancer of the lunge\n\n(@) See OST ATNAA OTe) 1740 (8) (S) mole @) 10)", "img_56429.png": "(1) AVIS RENT A CAR\n___ WASHINGTON NATL AIRPORT DAINDAUM CHARGE 1 DAY PLUS MREAGE.\n\u201c ZY WASHINGTON, B.S. 20001\n323218 5398 03-689-671 Sacetaemaceensh FY TS\nPs (56\n\n=} (2) R/A NUMBER (3) cuecK-out Loc] (4) CAR MUmBeR =\n\n3 We) 80g | | Bde 0321 aah2\nwe | JENICIE pEscRIPTION (B)AIBENSE PLATE NUMBER. |(O)WRETURN LOCATION NAME nope TIME a .\n\nPe bite\u201d snd so) [Ten We hMig Ad fi Fv\nVAY Dos 2c wy - Fates att Ae tae tS\nCITIZERS CoNMESSroN Basse eR Rs ues] \"bY BHR\n\nmi\nOR RR 2%) ait) (22) a OL es Oe\nCHANING WH LuUSHBOUGH nies | LOBBY |\u201d Lay74 1710\nIN 0 yi Se die = a nie\n) - i 5 24) TIME OUT, aie +. ee\na. hae fTRHAY 14. An 81S\n~<, 9 aie 725) @ Te os \u00a9 me yet TS\n01653120900 9 fae) | |e Z| toes\nivenTiei@Ar1ON CE AOhe ss i? =f \\\nn2) fan) eo Pao] ee Rb 5492 i Sieiares\nOTHER (2 DAYS|@\n1 fhe\" 18.00 |\neter See See fp\n(13) DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER (28) WEEKS|@ 2\neet\n(Tea eerste er Mee (29) t ef oe ar ee\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_.___ a ln a\n(15) REMARKS AND AID # MA\u2019 9 24 x \\ 4 1 :\npoe eae een een eee eae 197. aoe ae parilee pak al aan) ee\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FOR ALL PARKING AND AR viotations. | (3!) ADJUSTMENTS.\n16) 2 ai CH LUSBie a (32) ee TOTAL LINES :\nA UIQ S 31209 ne 60S aa\nae 33fves TA an a\nPal \u2018Om |\n Cyripens Cobarars sions bi saches OO is Tes\n(34\n126, 2 love TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE aS |\na } (35) INTERCITY FEE] (36) MISCELLANEOUS ee eee\non NY sOOP7f eer a. ie 33\nCASH CORUSIOM, 37) GAS TO FILL :\n>, GI !\nOdgwniWe A LUSHBovegH ens et pai) ae ts\nENTER ACCEPLS. OR DE 38) PER DA |\neer: wee\u201d | 2.00 |\niis) i) paen ta aa (fs \"BECLNES 39 $ a\nNie ee ea KY j Nx SUB TOTAL fe 2442 ;\n- - 7 eo\nBENEFICIARY (IF NONE STATED, PAY 1 RELATIONSHIP Fegppe Msuaance (40) TAX OF SURCHARGE\nESTATE OF INSURED) 1 AY iS ACCEPTANCE RENTER uRCHASts |\n1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE AS DESCRIBED I THE ee a \u2014 ns\nSey eet . = = OSES SSR ate ote ie\" BAS TOFILL {\nLy fg \u2018A SHOWN IN THE ADJOINING \u201cin QRON-TAXABLE) pine\n(17) | HAVE READ THE THRMS AND C DN fqTH SIDES] OF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND] ACCEPTS LORCARES ZF W ~Ta2y Pen oar j\nAGREE TWERETO : X [ & ys\nG uv {cree ere irons 43) TOTAL |\n* S bo A V/S [cast] [cnecr] [vou] CHarGe | 2&e42\nIF THIS RENTAL IS TO BE-CHARGED TO ANY GREDIT CLUB ss 44 ere a aes\nTHE ABOVE SIGNATURE IS DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN MADE $ | LESS:-GAS ATO\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIN CLUBA/OUGHER-OR SALES/SLIP: doc SCC han Otter PAS AS", "img_56430.png": "(1) AVIS RENT A CAR\n___ WASHINGTON NATL AIRPORT DAINDAUM CHARGE 1 DAY PLUS MREAGE.\n\u201c ZY WASHINGTON, B.S. 20001\n323218 5398 03-689-671 Sacetaemaceensh FY TS\nPs (56\n\n=} (2) R/A NUMBER (3) cuecK-out Loc] (4) CAR MUmBeR =\n\n3 We) 80g | | Bde 0321 aah2\nwe | JENICIE pEscRIPTION (B)AIBENSE PLATE NUMBER. |(O)WRETURN LOCATION NAME nope TIME a .\n\nPe bite\u201d snd so) [Ten We hMig Ad fi Fv\nVAY Dos 2c wy - Fates att Ae tae tS\nCITIZERS CoNMESSroN Basse eR Rs ues] \"bY BHR\n\nmi\nOR RR 2%) ait) (22) a OL es Oe\nCHANING WH LuUSHBOUGH nies | LOBBY |\u201d Lay74 1710\nIN 0 yi Se die = a nie\n) - i 5 24) TIME OUT, aie +. ee\na. hae fTRHAY 14. An 81S\n~<, 9 aie 725) @ Te os \u00a9 me yet TS\n01653120900 9 fae) | |e Z| toes\nivenTiei@Ar1ON CE AOhe ss i? =f \\\nn2) fan) eo Pao] ee Rb 5492 i Sieiares\nOTHER (2 DAYS|@\n1 fhe\" 18.00 |\neter See See fp\n(13) DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER (28) WEEKS|@ 2\neet\n(Tea eerste er Mee (29) t ef oe ar ee\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_.___ a ln a\n(15) REMARKS AND AID # MA\u2019 9 24 x \\ 4 1 :\npoe eae een een eee eae 197. aoe ae parilee pak al aan) ee\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FOR ALL PARKING AND AR viotations. | (3!) ADJUSTMENTS.\n16) 2 ai CH LUSBie a (32) ee TOTAL LINES :\nA UIQ S 31209 ne 60S aa\nae 33fves TA an a\nPal \u2018Om |\n Cyripens Cobarars sions bi saches OO is Tes\n(34\n126, 2 love TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE aS |\na } (35) INTERCITY FEE] (36) MISCELLANEOUS ee eee\non NY sOOP7f eer a. ie 33\nCASH CORUSIOM, 37) GAS TO FILL :\n>, GI !\nOdgwniWe A LUSHBovegH ens et pai) ae ts\nENTER ACCEPLS. OR DE 38) PER DA |\neer: wee\u201d | 2.00 |\niis) i) paen ta aa (fs \"BECLNES 39 $ a\nNie ee ea KY j Nx SUB TOTAL fe 2442 ;\n- - 7 eo\nBENEFICIARY (IF NONE STATED, PAY 1 RELATIONSHIP Fegppe Msuaance (40) TAX OF SURCHARGE\nESTATE OF INSURED) 1 AY iS ACCEPTANCE RENTER uRCHASts |\n1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE AS DESCRIBED I THE ee a \u2014 ns\nSey eet . = = OSES SSR ate ote ie\" BAS TOFILL {\nLy fg \u2018A SHOWN IN THE ADJOINING \u201cin QRON-TAXABLE) pine\n(17) | HAVE READ THE THRMS AND C DN fqTH SIDES] OF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND] ACCEPTS LORCARES ZF W ~Ta2y Pen oar j\nAGREE TWERETO : X [ & ys\nG uv {cree ere irons 43) TOTAL |\n* S bo A V/S [cast] [cnecr] [vou] CHarGe | 2&e42\nIF THIS RENTAL IS TO BE-CHARGED TO ANY GREDIT CLUB ss 44 ere a aes\nTHE ABOVE SIGNATURE IS DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN MADE $ | LESS:-GAS ATO\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIN CLUBA/OUGHER-OR SALES/SLIP: doc SCC han Otter PAS AS", "img_56431.png": "(1) AVIS RENT A CAR\n___ WASHINGTON NATL AIRPORT DAINDAUM CHARGE 1 DAY PLUS MREAGE.\n\u201c ZY WASHINGTON, B.S. 20001\n323218 5398 03-689-671 Sacetaemaceensh FY TS\nPs (56\n\n=} (2) R/A NUMBER (3) cuecK-out Loc] (4) CAR MUmBeR =\n\n3 We) 80g | | Bde 0321 aah2\nwe | JENICIE pEscRIPTION (B)AIBENSE PLATE NUMBER. |(O)WRETURN LOCATION NAME nope TIME a .\n\nPe bite\u201d snd so) [Ten We hMig Ad fi Fv\nVAY Dos 2c wy - Fates att Ae tae tS\nCITIZERS CoNMESSroN Basse eR Rs ues] \"bY BHR\n\nmi\nOR RR 2%) ait) (22) a OL es Oe\nCHANING WH LuUSHBOUGH nies | LOBBY |\u201d Lay74 1710\nIN 0 yi Se die = a nie\n) - i 5 24) TIME OUT, aie +. ee\na. hae fTRHAY 14. An 81S\n~<, 9 aie 725) @ Te os \u00a9 me yet TS\n01653120900 9 fae) | |e Z| toes\nivenTiei@Ar1ON CE AOhe ss i? =f \\\nn2) fan) eo Pao] ee Rb 5492 i Sieiares\nOTHER (2 DAYS|@\n1 fhe\" 18.00 |\neter See See fp\n(13) DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER (28) WEEKS|@ 2\neet\n(Tea eerste er Mee (29) t ef oe ar ee\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_.___ a ln a\n(15) REMARKS AND AID # MA\u2019 9 24 x \\ 4 1 :\npoe eae een een eee eae 197. aoe ae parilee pak al aan) ee\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FOR ALL PARKING AND AR viotations. | (3!) ADJUSTMENTS.\n16) 2 ai CH LUSBie a (32) ee TOTAL LINES :\nA UIQ S 31209 ne 60S aa\nae 33fves TA an a\nPal \u2018Om |\n Cyripens Cobarars sions bi saches OO is Tes\n(34\n126, 2 love TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE aS |\na } (35) INTERCITY FEE] (36) MISCELLANEOUS ee eee\non NY sOOP7f eer a. ie 33\nCASH CORUSIOM, 37) GAS TO FILL :\n>, GI !\nOdgwniWe A LUSHBovegH ens et pai) ae ts\nENTER ACCEPLS. OR DE 38) PER DA |\neer: wee\u201d | 2.00 |\niis) i) paen ta aa (fs \"BECLNES 39 $ a\nNie ee ea KY j Nx SUB TOTAL fe 2442 ;\n- - 7 eo\nBENEFICIARY (IF NONE STATED, PAY 1 RELATIONSHIP Fegppe Msuaance (40) TAX OF SURCHARGE\nESTATE OF INSURED) 1 AY iS ACCEPTANCE RENTER uRCHASts |\n1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE AS DESCRIBED I THE ee a \u2014 ns\nSey eet . = = OSES SSR ate ote ie\" BAS TOFILL {\nLy fg \u2018A SHOWN IN THE ADJOINING \u201cin QRON-TAXABLE) pine\n(17) | HAVE READ THE THRMS AND C DN fqTH SIDES] OF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND] ACCEPTS LORCARES ZF W ~Ta2y Pen oar j\nAGREE TWERETO : X [ & ys\nG uv {cree ere irons 43) TOTAL |\n* S bo A V/S [cast] [cnecr] [vou] CHarGe | 2&e42\nIF THIS RENTAL IS TO BE-CHARGED TO ANY GREDIT CLUB ss 44 ere a aes\nTHE ABOVE SIGNATURE IS DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN MADE $ | LESS:-GAS ATO\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIN CLUBA/OUGHER-OR SALES/SLIP: doc SCC han Otter PAS AS", "img_58724.png": "; y SRIGINATING DEPT.\ne/ THE AOCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY\n: STOCK REQUISITION\nREQ. NO. & DATE 017622 MAY 2374\n[a | 2 | cemewr- carvers - RUBBER- JAR \u2014\u2014\u2014sSSCs\u00e9ipsccrssgs,\u2014 |S ||\nPies Seer ee ee td a ba ne i PO ee ea oe eee\npe | tO | INK PARKER SUPER CHROME QUINK- BLACK = Possa76 [AY |\nLeese aaa i et eee tee\nENVELOPES - PLAIN MANILA - 9.1/2 x 1211/2 cae AL\ni Foe caine aoa eee eS\na eee\nere rh ree og ea Ee eee oe ae ees = ae\nBett ee Oe ee ee ee\nRete = et cae, ee ee Oe ee See ee\neee eee, hee, fp tn ee gee ct oe pee a Ota\nBes ee ee eh Seed \u201cid ee ee\nfee CN) Fa Pea ee ae aS ee ee\nSe St een ee |\nEe a ae a ane sa ements a\nee ee\npants ego ah ee ie\npeers ie <n eee | ee\nRM gd a\nJ / 1% =. 9\nME an x cafe ae CITIZENS' COMMISSION _\nISSUED BY = Pirie act ACCOUNT NO, loli [1 lolol9]1i[3 [ol\nPLEASE TYPE, IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY IN ANY\nEVENT COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.\nDO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREA,\n2 aed ve", "img_58725.png": "; y SRIGINATING DEPT.\ne/ THE AOCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY\n: STOCK REQUISITION\nREQ. NO. & DATE 017622 MAY 2374\n[a | 2 | cemewr- carvers - RUBBER- JAR \u2014\u2014\u2014sSSCs\u00e9ipsccrssgs,\u2014 |S ||\nPies Seer ee ee td a ba ne i PO ee ea oe eee\npe | tO | INK PARKER SUPER CHROME QUINK- BLACK = Possa76 [AY |\nLeese aaa i et eee tee\nENVELOPES - PLAIN MANILA - 9.1/2 x 1211/2 cae AL\ni Foe caine aoa eee eS\na eee\nere rh ree og ea Ee eee oe ae ees = ae\nBett ee Oe ee ee ee\nRete = et cae, ee ee Oe ee See ee\neee eee, hee, fp tn ee gee ct oe pee a Ota\nBes ee ee eh Seed \u201cid ee ee\nfee CN) Fa Pea ee ae aS ee ee\nSe St een ee |\nEe a ae a ane sa ements a\nee ee\npants ego ah ee ie\npeers ie <n eee | ee\nRM gd a\nJ / 1% =. 9\nME an x cafe ae CITIZENS' COMMISSION _\nISSUED BY = Pirie act ACCOUNT NO, loli [1 lolol9]1i[3 [ol\nPLEASE TYPE, IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY IN ANY\nEVENT COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.\nDO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREA,\n2 aed ve", "img_58726.png": "; y SRIGINATING DEPT.\ne/ THE AOCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY\n: STOCK REQUISITION\nREQ. NO. & DATE 017622 MAY 2374\n[a | 2 | cemewr- carvers - RUBBER- JAR \u2014\u2014\u2014sSSCs\u00e9ipsccrssgs,\u2014 |S ||\nPies Seer ee ee td a ba ne i PO ee ea oe eee\npe | tO | INK PARKER SUPER CHROME QUINK- BLACK = Possa76 [AY |\nLeese aaa i et eee tee\nENVELOPES - PLAIN MANILA - 9.1/2 x 1211/2 cae AL\ni Foe caine aoa eee eS\na eee\nere rh ree og ea Ee eee oe ae ees = ae\nBett ee Oe ee ee ee\nRete = et cae, ee ee Oe ee See ee\neee eee, hee, fp tn ee gee ct oe pee a Ota\nBes ee ee eh Seed \u201cid ee ee\nfee CN) Fa Pea ee ae aS ee ee\nSe St een ee |\nEe a ae a ane sa ements a\nee ee\npants ego ah ee ie\npeers ie <n eee | ee\nRM gd a\nJ / 1% =. 9\nME an x cafe ae CITIZENS' COMMISSION _\nISSUED BY = Pirie act ACCOUNT NO, loli [1 lolol9]1i[3 [ol\nPLEASE TYPE, IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY IN ANY\nEVENT COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.\nDO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREA,\n2 aed ve", "img_58727.png": "; y SRIGINATING DEPT.\ne/ THE AOCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY\n: STOCK REQUISITION\nREQ. NO. & DATE 017622 MAY 2374\n[a | 2 | cemewr- carvers - RUBBER- JAR \u2014\u2014\u2014sSSCs\u00e9ipsccrssgs,\u2014 |S ||\nPies Seer ee ee td a ba ne i PO ee ea oe eee\npe | tO | INK PARKER SUPER CHROME QUINK- BLACK = Possa76 [AY |\nLeese aaa i et eee tee\nENVELOPES - PLAIN MANILA - 9.1/2 x 1211/2 cae AL\ni Foe caine aoa eee eS\na eee\nere rh ree og ea Ee eee oe ae ees = ae\nBett ee Oe ee ee ee\nRete = et cae, ee ee Oe ee See ee\neee eee, hee, fp tn ee gee ct oe pee a Ota\nBes ee ee eh Seed \u201cid ee ee\nfee CN) Fa Pea ee ae aS ee ee\nSe St een ee |\nEe a ae a ane sa ements a\nee ee\npants ego ah ee ie\npeers ie <n eee | ee\nRM gd a\nJ / 1% =. 9\nME an x cafe ae CITIZENS' COMMISSION _\nISSUED BY = Pirie act ACCOUNT NO, loli [1 lolol9]1i[3 [ol\nPLEASE TYPE, IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY IN ANY\nEVENT COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.\nDO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREA,\n2 aed ve", "img_58728.png": "; y SRIGINATING DEPT.\ne/ THE AOCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY\n: STOCK REQUISITION\nREQ. NO. & DATE 017622 MAY 2374\n[a | 2 | cemewr- carvers - RUBBER- JAR \u2014\u2014\u2014sSSCs\u00e9ipsccrssgs,\u2014 |S ||\nPies Seer ee ee td a ba ne i PO ee ea oe eee\npe | tO | INK PARKER SUPER CHROME QUINK- BLACK = Possa76 [AY |\nLeese aaa i et eee tee\nENVELOPES - PLAIN MANILA - 9.1/2 x 1211/2 cae AL\ni Foe caine aoa eee eS\na eee\nere rh ree og ea Ee eee oe ae ees = ae\nBett ee Oe ee ee ee\nRete = et cae, ee ee Oe ee See ee\neee eee, hee, fp tn ee gee ct oe pee a Ota\nBes ee ee eh Seed \u201cid ee ee\nfee CN) Fa Pea ee ae aS ee ee\nSe St een ee |\nEe a ae a ane sa ements a\nee ee\npants ego ah ee ie\npeers ie <n eee | ee\nRM gd a\nJ / 1% =. 9\nME an x cafe ae CITIZENS' COMMISSION _\nISSUED BY = Pirie act ACCOUNT NO, loli [1 lolol9]1i[3 [ol\nPLEASE TYPE, IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY IN ANY\nEVENT COMPLETE DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION MUST BE GIVEN.\nDO NOT WRITE IN SHADED AREA,\n2 aed ve", "img_56434.png": "e \u00b0 \u2018\n2 4\n\u201c@nited Air Lines | Air Travel Plan / Statement of Account\nie \u201c4\nSCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY\n1230 YORK AVE AT 66TH ST\n$ NEW YORK NY 10021\n,\n93637 53.12 OS BALANCEDUE APR 15,4 74 STATEMENTS 138.19\n120 3 142 PAIO 55 .27CR\n120 3 142 FAIO 82 -92CR\n106 EA 340 9339 208 27064\n106 EA 340 9339 266 7-64 aul\n110 Tw 4099 9717 067 119.07 N\n110 Tw 4099 9717 068 129.27) dhe.\n110 TW 4099 9717 3940 147.92 eal,\nOPENG BAL 138.19 NEW CHARGES 451.54\n| NET ADJ * 200 REFUNDS Toocn CC Re wo, (204\n| CASH 138.1SCR BALANCE DUE 451.54\n|\n|\nMAY 9.9 1974\n|| THIS AMOUNT DUE IN TEN DAYS =>\nF Mail unused tickets for refund and correspondence to UNITED AIR LINES, ATTN: REFUNDS MGR., P.O. BOX 66100,\nFOR REFU NDS cuicaco ILLINOtS 60666. Give account no., billing date, passenger name and ticket number", "img_56435.png": "e \u00b0 \u2018\n2 4\n\u201c@nited Air Lines | Air Travel Plan / Statement of Account\nie \u201c4\nSCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY\n1230 YORK AVE AT 66TH ST\n$ NEW YORK NY 10021\n,\n93637 53.12 OS BALANCEDUE APR 15,4 74 STATEMENTS 138.19\n120 3 142 PAIO 55 .27CR\n120 3 142 FAIO 82 -92CR\n106 EA 340 9339 208 27064\n106 EA 340 9339 266 7-64 aul\n110 Tw 4099 9717 067 119.07 N\n110 Tw 4099 9717 068 129.27) dhe.\n110 TW 4099 9717 3940 147.92 eal,\nOPENG BAL 138.19 NEW CHARGES 451.54\n| NET ADJ * 200 REFUNDS Toocn CC Re wo, (204\n| CASH 138.1SCR BALANCE DUE 451.54\n|\n|\nMAY 9.9 1974\n|| THIS AMOUNT DUE IN TEN DAYS =>\nF Mail unused tickets for refund and correspondence to UNITED AIR LINES, ATTN: REFUNDS MGR., P.O. BOX 66100,\nFOR REFU NDS cuicaco ILLINOtS 60666. Give account no., billing date, passenger name and ticket number", "img_56436.png": "e \u00b0 \u2018\n2 4\n\u201c@nited Air Lines | Air Travel Plan / Statement of Account\nie \u201c4\nSCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY\n1230 YORK AVE AT 66TH ST\n$ NEW YORK NY 10021\n,\n93637 53.12 OS BALANCEDUE APR 15,4 74 STATEMENTS 138.19\n120 3 142 PAIO 55 .27CR\n120 3 142 FAIO 82 -92CR\n106 EA 340 9339 208 27064\n106 EA 340 9339 266 7-64 aul\n110 Tw 4099 9717 067 119.07 N\n110 Tw 4099 9717 068 129.27) dhe.\n110 TW 4099 9717 3940 147.92 eal,\nOPENG BAL 138.19 NEW CHARGES 451.54\n| NET ADJ * 200 REFUNDS Toocn CC Re wo, (204\n| CASH 138.1SCR BALANCE DUE 451.54\n|\n|\nMAY 9.9 1974\n|| THIS AMOUNT DUE IN TEN DAYS =>\nF Mail unused tickets for refund and correspondence to UNITED AIR LINES, ATTN: REFUNDS MGR., P.O. BOX 66100,\nFOR REFU NDS cuicaco ILLINOtS 60666. Give account no., billing date, passenger name and ticket number", "img_56437.png": "e \u00b0 \u2018\n2 4\n\u201c@nited Air Lines | Air Travel Plan / Statement of Account\nie \u201c4\nSCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY\n1230 YORK AVE AT 66TH ST\n$ NEW YORK NY 10021\n,\n93637 53.12 OS BALANCEDUE APR 15,4 74 STATEMENTS 138.19\n120 3 142 PAIO 55 .27CR\n120 3 142 FAIO 82 -92CR\n106 EA 340 9339 208 27064\n106 EA 340 9339 266 7-64 aul\n110 Tw 4099 9717 067 119.07 N\n110 Tw 4099 9717 068 129.27) dhe.\n110 TW 4099 9717 3940 147.92 eal,\nOPENG BAL 138.19 NEW CHARGES 451.54\n| NET ADJ * 200 REFUNDS Toocn CC Re wo, (204\n| CASH 138.1SCR BALANCE DUE 451.54\n|\n|\nMAY 9.9 1974\n|| THIS AMOUNT DUE IN TEN DAYS =>\nF Mail unused tickets for refund and correspondence to UNITED AIR LINES, ATTN: REFUNDS MGR., P.O. BOX 66100,\nFOR REFU NDS cuicaco ILLINOtS 60666. Give account no., billing date, passenger name and ticket number", "img_56438.png": "1) AVIS RENT A CAR ae ~\n08-47-01... WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN ss oe ot See peaeas.\n1722 M STREET NW 5 5 RATES DO NOT ON\n& 5 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 CHY RENTALS.\n703-683-6700 Owe oC |] (6) CHECKIN LOCAHONT\n07177605 een el\noe \u2018A NUMBER oe CHECK OUT LOC 4) CAR NUMBER . pe to 15 \u00a3\nPARENT 8S ARNE cs Mace ee ear\n~ ays |\npee a S| ea |\n\u00a2 \u2018iitahdnbbhSend OUNtS Bhd ihmmmne Roe eel OO MR\n7 zs\nDR CHANNING B Lusuees . ay) Fas / soo\nBear oh 73) 7 Sea tine our \\ Canale oe\nPoon ey. Mus | |\nf ih ie ae our 0319 | -\n\u201c ieee aI ho T\nee otessizeoom a. merecs fas ys | OOO\noch an eS : \u00a2 { ee F HOURS |e as\n02) Lav pe as FororBe}-[ eA] [cm] ee ae oe eee te '\nOTHER\u00bb ee i aca eo ay DAYS|@ 9 50\n\u20189,50 resis\naay onivens LICENSE NUMBER ee ae ae T eer\n@yeszxrasrsnsesesesces 7 $ Ghyme |\n) .. (29)\n15) REMARKS AND AIDE a er acs Sar ie Ee a =~\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ee \u2014 \u2014 jhe. 35 } \u2014}- es\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FORALL PARKING AND TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS. | (\u00b0!) Hohe REE\nMAN/MINIMUM GAS NOT INCL a IAL \u201c35.50 7\n16) 3 LUNES\nneva DI 25 THRU 31) | 15250\n\u00b0 pAAQs312004 ap EaT ee Ogag\nve | | |\nLUSHBOUGH, C,H tacnee 5 & ene ee a ae\nCH TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE | 12.40\nCITIZENS COMMISSION : Soars ws 135 SS ee\n1230 YORK AV Femiee \u2014 a ai oar sae\nASH DAMACBWUAIVER ieee A\na Pry as nf 4 oy eee te zs a kd 3.00\ni eh.\u201d 0 ie | be '\nIPT Al Le TR 17/7: P00\nNie eel nies | A\u2019 x SUB TOTAL 14.40\nnada tS + \u2014___ + \u2014\u2014\nSENCECINRTURNONESTTED at Peethanere os oe 40) mosaic ae 72\nESTATE OF INSURED! i fs, Acryl rans PS ~5,00- esa) oP\nKo ees \u2014s SLAP ineo trues P APEGAS TO FL 4 bs\n\u201c1 ~~ fF ps f): \u00a2 Suown sbi0MG \u201ccovUMN # (NON-TAXABLE) - . | a\na7) HAREREAD epi yt DMg on Bingh oF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND. J \u201ccs gf | DECLINES FE (a2) PER Day | |\nAGREE HERETO. ( x X Bites Ra =\n> /j b \u20184 ee a es TOTAL t\ni han A V/S Leash] [cwece] |yeteniell  cHarGe |  Adek2 |\nBa RE aca teeter Res OC ANBRERL RE SPRY laa ephetit: To a\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIT CLURYOUCHEROS SALES SUB 5 oc pap os ot TOS 55 ETC", "img_56439.png": "1) AVIS RENT A CAR ae ~\n08-47-01... WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN ss oe ot See peaeas.\n1722 M STREET NW 5 5 RATES DO NOT ON\n& 5 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 CHY RENTALS.\n703-683-6700 Owe oC |] (6) CHECKIN LOCAHONT\n07177605 een el\noe \u2018A NUMBER oe CHECK OUT LOC 4) CAR NUMBER . pe to 15 \u00a3\nPARENT 8S ARNE cs Mace ee ear\n~ ays |\npee a S| ea |\n\u00a2 \u2018iitahdnbbhSend OUNtS Bhd ihmmmne Roe eel OO MR\n7 zs\nDR CHANNING B Lusuees . ay) Fas / soo\nBear oh 73) 7 Sea tine our \\ Canale oe\nPoon ey. Mus | |\nf ih ie ae our 0319 | -\n\u201c ieee aI ho T\nee otessizeoom a. merecs fas ys | OOO\noch an eS : \u00a2 { ee F HOURS |e as\n02) Lav pe as FororBe}-[ eA] [cm] ee ae oe eee te '\nOTHER\u00bb ee i aca eo ay DAYS|@ 9 50\n\u20189,50 resis\naay onivens LICENSE NUMBER ee ae ae T eer\n@yeszxrasrsnsesesesces 7 $ Ghyme |\n) .. (29)\n15) REMARKS AND AIDE a er acs Sar ie Ee a =~\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ee \u2014 \u2014 jhe. 35 } \u2014}- es\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FORALL PARKING AND TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS. | (\u00b0!) Hohe REE\nMAN/MINIMUM GAS NOT INCL a IAL \u201c35.50 7\n16) 3 LUNES\nneva DI 25 THRU 31) | 15250\n\u00b0 pAAQs312004 ap EaT ee Ogag\nve | | |\nLUSHBOUGH, C,H tacnee 5 & ene ee a ae\nCH TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE | 12.40\nCITIZENS COMMISSION : Soars ws 135 SS ee\n1230 YORK AV Femiee \u2014 a ai oar sae\nASH DAMACBWUAIVER ieee A\na Pry as nf 4 oy eee te zs a kd 3.00\ni eh.\u201d 0 ie | be '\nIPT Al Le TR 17/7: P00\nNie eel nies | A\u2019 x SUB TOTAL 14.40\nnada tS + \u2014___ + \u2014\u2014\nSENCECINRTURNONESTTED at Peethanere os oe 40) mosaic ae 72\nESTATE OF INSURED! i fs, Acryl rans PS ~5,00- esa) oP\nKo ees \u2014s SLAP ineo trues P APEGAS TO FL 4 bs\n\u201c1 ~~ fF ps f): \u00a2 Suown sbi0MG \u201ccovUMN # (NON-TAXABLE) - . | a\na7) HAREREAD epi yt DMg on Bingh oF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND. J \u201ccs gf | DECLINES FE (a2) PER Day | |\nAGREE HERETO. ( x X Bites Ra =\n> /j b \u20184 ee a es TOTAL t\ni han A V/S Leash] [cwece] |yeteniell  cHarGe |  Adek2 |\nBa RE aca teeter Res OC ANBRERL RE SPRY laa ephetit: To a\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIT CLURYOUCHEROS SALES SUB 5 oc pap os ot TOS 55 ETC", "img_56440.png": "1) AVIS RENT A CAR ae ~\n08-47-01... WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN ss oe ot See peaeas.\n1722 M STREET NW 5 5 RATES DO NOT ON\n& 5 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 CHY RENTALS.\n703-683-6700 Owe oC |] (6) CHECKIN LOCAHONT\n07177605 een el\noe \u2018A NUMBER oe CHECK OUT LOC 4) CAR NUMBER . pe to 15 \u00a3\nPARENT 8S ARNE cs Mace ee ear\n~ ays |\npee a S| ea |\n\u00a2 \u2018iitahdnbbhSend OUNtS Bhd ihmmmne Roe eel OO MR\n7 zs\nDR CHANNING B Lusuees . ay) Fas / soo\nBear oh 73) 7 Sea tine our \\ Canale oe\nPoon ey. Mus | |\nf ih ie ae our 0319 | -\n\u201c ieee aI ho T\nee otessizeoom a. merecs fas ys | OOO\noch an eS : \u00a2 { ee F HOURS |e as\n02) Lav pe as FororBe}-[ eA] [cm] ee ae oe eee te '\nOTHER\u00bb ee i aca eo ay DAYS|@ 9 50\n\u20189,50 resis\naay onivens LICENSE NUMBER ee ae ae T eer\n@yeszxrasrsnsesesesces 7 $ Ghyme |\n) .. (29)\n15) REMARKS AND AIDE a er acs Sar ie Ee a =~\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ee \u2014 \u2014 jhe. 35 } \u2014}- es\nCUSTOMER IS LIABLE FORALL PARKING AND TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS. | (\u00b0!) Hohe REE\nMAN/MINIMUM GAS NOT INCL a IAL \u201c35.50 7\n16) 3 LUNES\nneva DI 25 THRU 31) | 15250\n\u00b0 pAAQs312004 ap EaT ee Ogag\nve | | |\nLUSHBOUGH, C,H tacnee 5 & ene ee a ae\nCH TIME AND MILEAGE CHARGE | 12.40\nCITIZENS COMMISSION : Soars ws 135 SS ee\n1230 YORK AV Femiee \u2014 a ai oar sae\nASH DAMACBWUAIVER ieee A\na Pry as nf 4 oy eee te zs a kd 3.00\ni eh.\u201d 0 ie | be '\nIPT Al Le TR 17/7: P00\nNie eel nies | A\u2019 x SUB TOTAL 14.40\nnada tS + \u2014___ + \u2014\u2014\nSENCECINRTURNONESTTED at Peethanere os oe 40) mosaic ae 72\nESTATE OF INSURED! i fs, Acryl rans PS ~5,00- esa) oP\nKo ees \u2014s SLAP ineo trues P APEGAS TO FL 4 bs\n\u201c1 ~~ fF ps f): \u00a2 Suown sbi0MG \u201ccovUMN # (NON-TAXABLE) - . | a\na7) HAREREAD epi yt DMg on Bingh oF THis RENTAL AGREEMENT AND. J \u201ccs gf | DECLINES FE (a2) PER Day | |\nAGREE HERETO. ( x X Bites Ra =\n> /j b \u20184 ee a es TOTAL t\ni han A V/S Leash] [cwece] |yeteniell  cHarGe |  Adek2 |\nBa RE aca teeter Res OC ANBRERL RE SPRY laa ephetit: To a\nON THE APPLICABLE CREDIT CLURYOUCHEROS SALES SUB 5 oc pap os ot TOS 55 ETC", "img_56949.png": "OY\nPELMONICO'S CHotel,\nPARK AVENUE AT 59TH STREET\n; Tew York, NY. 10022\nBills are payable when rendered. re Ee\nmy30z = ROOM 3 * 35.00 x _\na\n73? i\nTELEGRAMS, E-GARAGE, F-NEWSSTAND, G-DRUG STORE\nPope: mee\" | i abaaty Sei J-LIMOUSINE, K-THEATRE TICKET, L-C.0.D 0 0 9 2 ry. 4\nREMARKS sins\nCHARGE | (big a? Coteu le,\no G\n_|BittinG Appress Lys 0 ORE, a7 b, \u2014t-+\n(1 Fy Account No L\npetcileat Aa sionarone_ Y/_ BOY As ta a", "img_56951.png": "OY\nPELMONICO'S CHotel,\nPARK AVENUE AT 59TH STREET\n; Tew York, NY. 10022\nBills are payable when rendered. re Ee\nmy30z = ROOM 3 * 35.00 x _\na\n73? i\nTELEGRAMS, E-GARAGE, F-NEWSSTAND, G-DRUG STORE\nPope: mee\" | i abaaty Sei J-LIMOUSINE, K-THEATRE TICKET, L-C.0.D 0 0 9 2 ry. 4\nREMARKS sins\nCHARGE | (big a? Coteu le,\no G\n_|BittinG Appress Lys 0 ORE, a7 b, \u2014t-+\n(1 Fy Account No L\npetcileat Aa sionarone_ Y/_ BOY As ta a", "img_56952.png": "OY\nPELMONICO'S CHotel,\nPARK AVENUE AT 59TH STREET\n; Tew York, NY. 10022\nBills are payable when rendered. re Ee\nmy30z = ROOM 3 * 35.00 x _\na\n73? i\nTELEGRAMS, E-GARAGE, F-NEWSSTAND, G-DRUG STORE\nPope: mee\" | i abaaty Sei J-LIMOUSINE, K-THEATRE TICKET, L-C.0.D 0 0 9 2 ry. 4\nREMARKS sins\nCHARGE | (big a? Coteu le,\no G\n_|BittinG Appress Lys 0 ORE, a7 b, \u2014t-+\n(1 Fy Account No L\npetcileat Aa sionarone_ Y/_ BOY As ta a", "img_57804.png": "IT-2101le.sNew York State Income Tax Bureau\neB 1374 EMPLOYER'S nL TURN - PERSONAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD TAX WITHHELD e\n\u00a9 PLEASE NOTE THE WITHHOLDING TAX PERIOD AND FILING DATE PRINTED BELOW. een. eehereenen ey eee ;\n\u00a9 PLEASE USE THE CARD W51iCH CORRESPONDS WITH THE PERIOD COVERED BY YOUR RETURN. LATE FILING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS '\n\u00a9 IF YOUDO NOT HAVE & CARD FOR THE PFRIOD COVERED SY YOUR PAYMENT.CROSSOUT \u2014wwrrecsi, aT evn PER WEAR FOR UATE pavment must ve | $ 280, 0\u00a2\nTHE PRINTED DATES AND EN) RTHE \u00a9 RECT MONTHLY OR SEMI-MONTHLY PERIOD(S), PAO, ADD PENALTY FOR LATE UNG OF 98 PER MONTH. MOT [EERE ooe Ty\nmaaan Tama Fanon 1O EXCEEO 25% PLUS PENALTY OF 1/28 PER MONTH FOR LATE '\nPAYMERKT UNLESS YOU SHOW PEASONABLE CAUSE FOR LATE FILING 4 See inetrectians t\nAMO PAYMENT OM THE BACK OF THIS FORM. PENALTIES WiLL GE 1\n, MONTHLY \u2018cusnev waa tomoveaeets oan 000} 00\n3 P \u00a70D- %0M TO DUE ON OR BEFORE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TOTAL REMITTANCE - NYS Income = 8\nj = = VRS = Vo pe ra Q stesseo\nreo oS/oie74 \u2014 O54381474 | Nerise74 | 13-2752467 cIT |, 280100\n\u2019 s RE 419 IF THIS IS A FINAL RETURN. CHECK APPLICAE\n3 see\nwe Business EASED puss.\nbee mera Ose O 8? Cie\n4\u00b038 CITIZENS COMM SCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY connect name, IF ONE OF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS APPLY\ngeese ADORESS AND 1. WRITE THE WORDS \u201cFINAL RETURN\u2122 AS\na. s5n.\u00a5 one ae\nESS= 12S0-YORK AVE&66 ST , WH IDENTIFICATION \u201cTAX WITHHELD\u201d BOX IN UPPER RIGHT\n2352 NUMBER IF INCORRECT. | 2 Give EXPLANATION ON BACK OF CARD 4\nE32 NEW YORK HY ione21 cay ENTER cd ir FILE WITH PORMS IT-2102 AND IT-2103\n2s Pf ef] fl) wenn fs\nmune > SEW!-MONTHLY FILERS DUE THIRO BANKING DAY AFTER 15TH AND END OF EACH MONTH. EXCEPT bition . COAAZA LIV\nDATES RETURN FOR LAST HALF OF OF CFMBER IS OUE JANUARY 31. 5 4\nee CC-26960__DD-M 17189 meExecutive Secretary ore 6.14.74\n[C10] EMPLOYER NUMSER  [NAMECIcL[PERIOD] TAX WITHHELD TOTAL REMITTANCE | ALT. TAX WITHHELD [ALT.TOTALREMITTANCE]pare ateD]F] ALT. PERIOD] | TRANSACTION NO. [FE\nae as [rete i) te i ae | oe see soso, gran Bhs. shee 69-76 pel len", "img_57805.png": "IT-2101le.sNew York State Income Tax Bureau\neB 1374 EMPLOYER'S nL TURN - PERSONAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD TAX WITHHELD e\n\u00a9 PLEASE NOTE THE WITHHOLDING TAX PERIOD AND FILING DATE PRINTED BELOW. een. eehereenen ey eee ;\n\u00a9 PLEASE USE THE CARD W51iCH CORRESPONDS WITH THE PERIOD COVERED BY YOUR RETURN. LATE FILING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS '\n\u00a9 IF YOUDO NOT HAVE & CARD FOR THE PFRIOD COVERED SY YOUR PAYMENT.CROSSOUT \u2014wwrrecsi, aT evn PER WEAR FOR UATE pavment must ve | $ 280, 0\u00a2\nTHE PRINTED DATES AND EN) RTHE \u00a9 RECT MONTHLY OR SEMI-MONTHLY PERIOD(S), PAO, ADD PENALTY FOR LATE UNG OF 98 PER MONTH. MOT [EERE ooe Ty\nmaaan Tama Fanon 1O EXCEEO 25% PLUS PENALTY OF 1/28 PER MONTH FOR LATE '\nPAYMERKT UNLESS YOU SHOW PEASONABLE CAUSE FOR LATE FILING 4 See inetrectians t\nAMO PAYMENT OM THE BACK OF THIS FORM. PENALTIES WiLL GE 1\n, MONTHLY \u2018cusnev waa tomoveaeets oan 000} 00\n3 P \u00a70D- %0M TO DUE ON OR BEFORE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TOTAL REMITTANCE - NYS Income = 8\nj = = VRS = Vo pe ra Q stesseo\nreo oS/oie74 \u2014 O54381474 | Nerise74 | 13-2752467 cIT |, 280100\n\u2019 s RE 419 IF THIS IS A FINAL RETURN. CHECK APPLICAE\n3 see\nwe Business EASED puss.\nbee mera Ose O 8? Cie\n4\u00b038 CITIZENS COMM SCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY connect name, IF ONE OF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS APPLY\ngeese ADORESS AND 1. WRITE THE WORDS \u201cFINAL RETURN\u2122 AS\na. s5n.\u00a5 one ae\nESS= 12S0-YORK AVE&66 ST , WH IDENTIFICATION \u201cTAX WITHHELD\u201d BOX IN UPPER RIGHT\n2352 NUMBER IF INCORRECT. | 2 Give EXPLANATION ON BACK OF CARD 4\nE32 NEW YORK HY ione21 cay ENTER cd ir FILE WITH PORMS IT-2102 AND IT-2103\n2s Pf ef] fl) wenn fs\nmune > SEW!-MONTHLY FILERS DUE THIRO BANKING DAY AFTER 15TH AND END OF EACH MONTH. EXCEPT bition . COAAZA LIV\nDATES RETURN FOR LAST HALF OF OF CFMBER IS OUE JANUARY 31. 5 4\nee CC-26960__DD-M 17189 meExecutive Secretary ore 6.14.74\n[C10] EMPLOYER NUMSER  [NAMECIcL[PERIOD] TAX WITHHELD TOTAL REMITTANCE | ALT. TAX WITHHELD [ALT.TOTALREMITTANCE]pare ateD]F] ALT. PERIOD] | TRANSACTION NO. [FE\nae as [rete i) te i ae | oe see soso, gran Bhs. shee 69-76 pel len", "img_57807.png": "IT-2101le.sNew York State Income Tax Bureau\neB 1374 EMPLOYER'S nL TURN - PERSONAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD TAX WITHHELD e\n\u00a9 PLEASE NOTE THE WITHHOLDING TAX PERIOD AND FILING DATE PRINTED BELOW. een. eehereenen ey eee ;\n\u00a9 PLEASE USE THE CARD W51iCH CORRESPONDS WITH THE PERIOD COVERED BY YOUR RETURN. LATE FILING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS '\n\u00a9 IF YOUDO NOT HAVE & CARD FOR THE PFRIOD COVERED SY YOUR PAYMENT.CROSSOUT \u2014wwrrecsi, aT evn PER WEAR FOR UATE pavment must ve | $ 280, 0\u00a2\nTHE PRINTED DATES AND EN) RTHE \u00a9 RECT MONTHLY OR SEMI-MONTHLY PERIOD(S), PAO, ADD PENALTY FOR LATE UNG OF 98 PER MONTH. MOT [EERE ooe Ty\nmaaan Tama Fanon 1O EXCEEO 25% PLUS PENALTY OF 1/28 PER MONTH FOR LATE '\nPAYMERKT UNLESS YOU SHOW PEASONABLE CAUSE FOR LATE FILING 4 See inetrectians t\nAMO PAYMENT OM THE BACK OF THIS FORM. PENALTIES WiLL GE 1\n, MONTHLY \u2018cusnev waa tomoveaeets oan 000} 00\n3 P \u00a70D- %0M TO DUE ON OR BEFORE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TOTAL REMITTANCE - NYS Income = 8\nj = = VRS = Vo pe ra Q stesseo\nreo oS/oie74 \u2014 O54381474 | Nerise74 | 13-2752467 cIT |, 280100\n\u2019 s RE 419 IF THIS IS A FINAL RETURN. CHECK APPLICAE\n3 see\nwe Business EASED puss.\nbee mera Ose O 8? Cie\n4\u00b038 CITIZENS COMM SCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY connect name, IF ONE OF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS APPLY\ngeese ADORESS AND 1. WRITE THE WORDS \u201cFINAL RETURN\u2122 AS\na. s5n.\u00a5 one ae\nESS= 12S0-YORK AVE&66 ST , WH IDENTIFICATION \u201cTAX WITHHELD\u201d BOX IN UPPER RIGHT\n2352 NUMBER IF INCORRECT. | 2 Give EXPLANATION ON BACK OF CARD 4\nE32 NEW YORK HY ione21 cay ENTER cd ir FILE WITH PORMS IT-2102 AND IT-2103\n2s Pf ef] fl) wenn fs\nmune > SEW!-MONTHLY FILERS DUE THIRO BANKING DAY AFTER 15TH AND END OF EACH MONTH. EXCEPT bition . COAAZA LIV\nDATES RETURN FOR LAST HALF OF OF CFMBER IS OUE JANUARY 31. 5 4\nee CC-26960__DD-M 17189 meExecutive Secretary ore 6.14.74\n[C10] EMPLOYER NUMSER  [NAMECIcL[PERIOD] TAX WITHHELD TOTAL REMITTANCE | ALT. TAX WITHHELD [ALT.TOTALREMITTANCE]pare ateD]F] ALT. PERIOD] | TRANSACTION NO. [FE\nae as [rete i) te i ae | oe see soso, gran Bhs. shee 69-76 pel len", "img_57808.png": "IT-2101le.sNew York State Income Tax Bureau\neB 1374 EMPLOYER'S nL TURN - PERSONAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD TAX WITHHELD e\n\u00a9 PLEASE NOTE THE WITHHOLDING TAX PERIOD AND FILING DATE PRINTED BELOW. een. eehereenen ey eee ;\n\u00a9 PLEASE USE THE CARD W51iCH CORRESPONDS WITH THE PERIOD COVERED BY YOUR RETURN. LATE FILING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS '\n\u00a9 IF YOUDO NOT HAVE & CARD FOR THE PFRIOD COVERED SY YOUR PAYMENT.CROSSOUT \u2014wwrrecsi, aT evn PER WEAR FOR UATE pavment must ve | $ 280, 0\u00a2\nTHE PRINTED DATES AND EN) RTHE \u00a9 RECT MONTHLY OR SEMI-MONTHLY PERIOD(S), PAO, ADD PENALTY FOR LATE UNG OF 98 PER MONTH. MOT [EERE ooe Ty\nmaaan Tama Fanon 1O EXCEEO 25% PLUS PENALTY OF 1/28 PER MONTH FOR LATE '\nPAYMERKT UNLESS YOU SHOW PEASONABLE CAUSE FOR LATE FILING 4 See inetrectians t\nAMO PAYMENT OM THE BACK OF THIS FORM. PENALTIES WiLL GE 1\n, MONTHLY \u2018cusnev waa tomoveaeets oan 000} 00\n3 P \u00a70D- %0M TO DUE ON OR BEFORE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TOTAL REMITTANCE - NYS Income = 8\nj = = VRS = Vo pe ra Q stesseo\nreo oS/oie74 \u2014 O54381474 | Nerise74 | 13-2752467 cIT |, 280100\n\u2019 s RE 419 IF THIS IS A FINAL RETURN. CHECK APPLICAE\n3 see\nwe Business EASED puss.\nbee mera Ose O 8? Cie\n4\u00b038 CITIZENS COMM SCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY connect name, IF ONE OF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS APPLY\ngeese ADORESS AND 1. WRITE THE WORDS \u201cFINAL RETURN\u2122 AS\na. s5n.\u00a5 one ae\nESS= 12S0-YORK AVE&66 ST , WH IDENTIFICATION \u201cTAX WITHHELD\u201d BOX IN UPPER RIGHT\n2352 NUMBER IF INCORRECT. | 2 Give EXPLANATION ON BACK OF CARD 4\nE32 NEW YORK HY ione21 cay ENTER cd ir FILE WITH PORMS IT-2102 AND IT-2103\n2s Pf ef] fl) wenn fs\nmune > SEW!-MONTHLY FILERS DUE THIRO BANKING DAY AFTER 15TH AND END OF EACH MONTH. EXCEPT bition . COAAZA LIV\nDATES RETURN FOR LAST HALF OF OF CFMBER IS OUE JANUARY 31. 5 4\nee CC-26960__DD-M 17189 meExecutive Secretary ore 6.14.74\n[C10] EMPLOYER NUMSER  [NAMECIcL[PERIOD] TAX WITHHELD TOTAL REMITTANCE | ALT. TAX WITHHELD [ALT.TOTALREMITTANCE]pare ateD]F] ALT. PERIOD] | TRANSACTION NO. [FE\nae as [rete i) te i ae | oe see soso, gran Bhs. shee 69-76 pel len", "img_57810.png": "IT-2101le.sNew York State Income Tax Bureau\neB 1374 EMPLOYER'S nL TURN - PERSONAL INCOME TAX WITHHELD TAX WITHHELD e\n\u00a9 PLEASE NOTE THE WITHHOLDING TAX PERIOD AND FILING DATE PRINTED BELOW. een. eehereenen ey eee ;\n\u00a9 PLEASE USE THE CARD W51iCH CORRESPONDS WITH THE PERIOD COVERED BY YOUR RETURN. LATE FILING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS '\n\u00a9 IF YOUDO NOT HAVE & CARD FOR THE PFRIOD COVERED SY YOUR PAYMENT.CROSSOUT \u2014wwrrecsi, aT evn PER WEAR FOR UATE pavment must ve | $ 280, 0\u00a2\nTHE PRINTED DATES AND EN) RTHE \u00a9 RECT MONTHLY OR SEMI-MONTHLY PERIOD(S), PAO, ADD PENALTY FOR LATE UNG OF 98 PER MONTH. MOT [EERE ooe Ty\nmaaan Tama Fanon 1O EXCEEO 25% PLUS PENALTY OF 1/28 PER MONTH FOR LATE '\nPAYMERKT UNLESS YOU SHOW PEASONABLE CAUSE FOR LATE FILING 4 See inetrectians t\nAMO PAYMENT OM THE BACK OF THIS FORM. PENALTIES WiLL GE 1\n, MONTHLY \u2018cusnev waa tomoveaeets oan 000} 00\n3 P \u00a70D- %0M TO DUE ON OR BEFORE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TOTAL REMITTANCE - NYS Income = 8\nj = = VRS = Vo pe ra Q stesseo\nreo oS/oie74 \u2014 O54381474 | Nerise74 | 13-2752467 cIT |, 280100\n\u2019 s RE 419 IF THIS IS A FINAL RETURN. CHECK APPLICAE\n3 see\nwe Business EASED puss.\nbee mera Ose O 8? Cie\n4\u00b038 CITIZENS COMM SCIENCE LAW & FOOD SUPPLY connect name, IF ONE OF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS APPLY\ngeese ADORESS AND 1. WRITE THE WORDS \u201cFINAL RETURN\u2122 AS\na. s5n.\u00a5 one ae\nESS= 12S0-YORK AVE&66 ST , WH IDENTIFICATION \u201cTAX WITHHELD\u201d BOX IN UPPER RIGHT\n2352 NUMBER IF INCORRECT. | 2 Give EXPLANATION ON BACK OF CARD 4\nE32 NEW YORK HY ione21 cay ENTER cd ir FILE WITH PORMS IT-2102 AND IT-2103\n2s Pf ef] fl) wenn fs\nmune > SEW!-MONTHLY FILERS DUE THIRO BANKING DAY AFTER 15TH AND END OF EACH MONTH. EXCEPT bition . COAAZA LIV\nDATES RETURN FOR LAST HALF OF OF CFMBER IS OUE JANUARY 31. 5 4\nee CC-26960__DD-M 17189 meExecutive Secretary ore 6.14.74\n[C10] EMPLOYER NUMSER  [NAMECIcL[PERIOD] TAX WITHHELD TOTAL REMITTANCE | ALT. TAX WITHHELD [ALT.TOTALREMITTANCE]pare ateD]F] ALT. PERIOD] | TRANSACTION NO. [FE\nae as [rete i) te i ae | oe see soso, gran Bhs. shee 69-76 pel len", "img_56641.png": "aS acs ae, (| UMMA. CRIT can Ghana FoR ==] roe racero\ne@ OR IN EXTENDED PAYMENTS IN ACCORD- @ BASTERNE: 00 rea ee\nANQMBMITH STANDARD POLICY OF COMPANY ISSUING | | IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED, 2\nCARD AND AS REFLECTED IN APPLICABLE TARIFFS, 22 MAY 74 | CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS EASTERN AIRLINES\nb ee onbor seg [$6 9 12___]N FLIGHT SERVCES\nNAME OF PASSENGER IF OTHER THAN CARDHOLDER __\u2014_\u2014_\u2014|_\u2014_\u2014OTATO.NO. __| CONNECTION OF PASSENGER WITH suBscniper __|apPRovat cops _|\nCOMPLETE ROUTING [tems | cammie J 7\nFROM | | TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE |\n| | NO CASH REFUNDS\nELTHER DIRECTION (CATRLine \u2014\u2014FoRu Seni WO. |FORM OF CREDIT\nng OE UE EM ------ as Oe) BR ' : ;\n: | 007: 409 3568:325 |UA@\u00ae 53 12 09 4\nNYC/NEWARK > . | AITI7ENe foMMretiAN\nWASH DC DR CHANNING H LUSHBOUGH\nEXP. DATE\nwm 2t-44\u2014| SC .64\n4093568325 08 01653120902\n= 29464 850014", "img_56642.png": "aS acs ae, (| UMMA. CRIT can Ghana FoR ==] roe racero\ne@ OR IN EXTENDED PAYMENTS IN ACCORD- @ BASTERNE: 00 rea ee\nANQMBMITH STANDARD POLICY OF COMPANY ISSUING | | IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED, 2\nCARD AND AS REFLECTED IN APPLICABLE TARIFFS, 22 MAY 74 | CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS EASTERN AIRLINES\nb ee onbor seg [$6 9 12___]N FLIGHT SERVCES\nNAME OF PASSENGER IF OTHER THAN CARDHOLDER __\u2014_\u2014_\u2014|_\u2014_\u2014OTATO.NO. __| CONNECTION OF PASSENGER WITH suBscniper __|apPRovat cops _|\nCOMPLETE ROUTING [tems | cammie J 7\nFROM | | TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE |\n| | NO CASH REFUNDS\nELTHER DIRECTION (CATRLine \u2014\u2014FoRu Seni WO. |FORM OF CREDIT\nng OE UE EM ------ as Oe) BR ' : ;\n: | 007: 409 3568:325 |UA@\u00ae 53 12 09 4\nNYC/NEWARK > . | AITI7ENe foMMretiAN\nWASH DC DR CHANNING H LUSHBOUGH\nEXP. DATE\nwm 2t-44\u2014| SC .64\n4093568325 08 01653120902\n= 29464 850014", "img_56643.png": "aS acs ae, (| UMMA. CRIT can Ghana FoR ==] roe racero\ne@ OR IN EXTENDED PAYMENTS IN ACCORD- @ BASTERNE: 00 rea ee\nANQMBMITH STANDARD POLICY OF COMPANY ISSUING | | IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED, 2\nCARD AND AS REFLECTED IN APPLICABLE TARIFFS, 22 MAY 74 | CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS EASTERN AIRLINES\nb ee onbor seg [$6 9 12___]N FLIGHT SERVCES\nNAME OF PASSENGER IF OTHER THAN CARDHOLDER __\u2014_\u2014_\u2014|_\u2014_\u2014OTATO.NO. __| CONNECTION OF PASSENGER WITH suBscniper __|apPRovat cops _|\nCOMPLETE ROUTING [tems | cammie J 7\nFROM | | TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE |\n| | NO CASH REFUNDS\nELTHER DIRECTION (CATRLine \u2014\u2014FoRu Seni WO. |FORM OF CREDIT\nng OE UE EM ------ as Oe) BR ' : ;\n: | 007: 409 3568:325 |UA@\u00ae 53 12 09 4\nNYC/NEWARK > . | AITI7ENe foMMretiAN\nWASH DC DR CHANNING H LUSHBOUGH\nEXP. DATE\nwm 2t-44\u2014| SC .64\n4093568325 08 01653120902\n= 29464 850014", "img_56981.png": "OR COUPONS a CHARGES DESCRIBED aa \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\nPi A eRNeD thoes Macca SO EASTERN. 007\nAl 'H STANDARD icy COMPANY ISSUING IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED,\nc. AS REFLEC: IN [ABLE TARIFFS, CIRCLE NO, OF MONTHS a\n1 Ans \u00a37 CTO NYCA\nX : ) 4 , . \u00a328; er \u00a56 ,\np____COMPLETE ROUTING J raneonsis | cannien |\n7 Ay % TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE J aie\nj\nhf i/ cf NO CASH REFUNDS Aad\n\u2018 Ltd / REDIT CARD NAME/CODE\n, a Wae [AIRLINE __FoRM seni no.|FORM OF CREDIT\nY/ ce t 7 AK \u2014 an ~\nwwe we Oe ee a ae a ee eee ee ee ee ee or , 2 > \u00a2 :\n: { O YY 5 / ' ;\nmf Neh \\O\u00b0T PN zag) mitizene eoeer essay\n; f op\n\u2018 19 M>NC NM Howanne\nlu IEA DR CHANNTNG L IGH\nEXP. DATE\nVV USS\na 3 - :\nJS 99 | KOM SS 01453", "img_56857.png": "\u00ae WU\nseLmenieo\u2019s OH sro)\nDow Yorke, NM 10022\n: Bills are payable when rendered. ee eee\nwy3oz sO RNSRVIZ18. | NST * 547 50\nwy3o2 \u2014\u2014-RNSRVIZ00 | N 15.12 * 20.59 \u00bb 0\nwy302 ROOM 10.| N. 35.00 * 5559 x i\u00bb 35\n\u00e9\u201d musvizi0 | N 7.58 * 63.17 ae een\nvs12P00UTK 1210 | N 2750 * 9067 i 06\nmy3t2 = RNSAVIZ10 | N 19.31 * / 109.98 ee\nwy3iz ROOM 1201 | N 35.00 e 1Hh.98 % ie ms\nmn-12PAID \u20181210 Ne 27.50|7* 117.48 w une\nm-12 sO ANSRVIZI0. | N 7.58 * 125.06 oe\nwij, PHONETZ10 | N90 * 125.96 oe\nWa? RSRVIZI0 | N 7.69 * 13365 777\n(5? \u00a2 rs _\nneces | \"4\nvam XA |\nsui 121974) Ke\nC. AL Lashboug yy\ncove mie\" Perea aReon er ludisthe erteaae Ticker cee. 6.5 009255\nREMARKS CHARGE INSTRUCTIONS\nCHERRE FO 5s ae i\nBILLING BDGRES Siete! 2 tt te A\nSe ts Account No.", "img_56858.png": "\u00ae WU\nseLmenieo\u2019s OH sro)\nDow Yorke, NM 10022\n: Bills are payable when rendered. ee eee\nwy3oz sO RNSRVIZ18. | NST * 547 50\nwy3o2 \u2014\u2014-RNSRVIZ00 | N 15.12 * 20.59 \u00bb 0\nwy302 ROOM 10.| N. 35.00 * 5559 x i\u00bb 35\n\u00e9\u201d musvizi0 | N 7.58 * 63.17 ae een\nvs12P00UTK 1210 | N 2750 * 9067 i 06\nmy3t2 = RNSAVIZ10 | N 19.31 * / 109.98 ee\nwy3iz ROOM 1201 | N 35.00 e 1Hh.98 % ie ms\nmn-12PAID \u20181210 Ne 27.50|7* 117.48 w une\nm-12 sO ANSRVIZI0. | N 7.58 * 125.06 oe\nwij, PHONETZ10 | N90 * 125.96 oe\nWa? RSRVIZI0 | N 7.69 * 13365 777\n(5? \u00a2 rs _\nneces | \"4\nvam XA |\nsui 121974) Ke\nC. AL Lashboug yy\ncove mie\" Perea aReon er ludisthe erteaae Ticker cee. 6.5 009255\nREMARKS CHARGE INSTRUCTIONS\nCHERRE FO 5s ae i\nBILLING BDGRES Siete! 2 tt te A\nSe ts Account No.", "img_56859.png": "\u00ae WU\nseLmenieo\u2019s OH sro)\nDow Yorke, NM 10022\n: Bills are payable when rendered. ee eee\nwy3oz sO RNSRVIZ18. | NST * 547 50\nwy3o2 \u2014\u2014-RNSRVIZ00 | N 15.12 * 20.59 \u00bb 0\nwy302 ROOM 10.| N. 35.00 * 5559 x i\u00bb 35\n\u00e9\u201d musvizi0 | N 7.58 * 63.17 ae een\nvs12P00UTK 1210 | N 2750 * 9067 i 06\nmy3t2 = RNSAVIZ10 | N 19.31 * / 109.98 ee\nwy3iz ROOM 1201 | N 35.00 e 1Hh.98 % ie ms\nmn-12PAID \u20181210 Ne 27.50|7* 117.48 w une\nm-12 sO ANSRVIZI0. | N 7.58 * 125.06 oe\nwij, PHONETZ10 | N90 * 125.96 oe\nWa? RSRVIZI0 | N 7.69 * 13365 777\n(5? \u00a2 rs _\nneces | \"4\nvam XA |\nsui 121974) Ke\nC. AL Lashboug yy\ncove mie\" Perea aReon er ludisthe erteaae Ticker cee. 6.5 009255\nREMARKS CHARGE INSTRUCTIONS\nCHERRE FO 5s ae i\nBILLING BDGRES Siete! 2 tt te A\nSe ts Account No.", "img_56860.png": "\u00ae WU\nseLmenieo\u2019s OH sro)\nDow Yorke, NM 10022\n: Bills are payable when rendered. ee eee\nwy3oz sO RNSRVIZ18. | NST * 547 50\nwy3o2 \u2014\u2014-RNSRVIZ00 | N 15.12 * 20.59 \u00bb 0\nwy302 ROOM 10.| N. 35.00 * 5559 x i\u00bb 35\n\u00e9\u201d musvizi0 | N 7.58 * 63.17 ae een\nvs12P00UTK 1210 | N 2750 * 9067 i 06\nmy3t2 = RNSAVIZ10 | N 19.31 * / 109.98 ee\nwy3iz ROOM 1201 | N 35.00 e 1Hh.98 % ie ms\nmn-12PAID \u20181210 Ne 27.50|7* 117.48 w une\nm-12 sO ANSRVIZI0. | N 7.58 * 125.06 oe\nwij, PHONETZ10 | N90 * 125.96 oe\nWa? RSRVIZI0 | N 7.69 * 13365 777\n(5? \u00a2 rs _\nneces | \"4\nvam XA |\nsui 121974) Ke\nC. AL Lashboug yy\ncove mie\" Perea aReon er ludisthe erteaae Ticker cee. 6.5 009255\nREMARKS CHARGE INSTRUCTIONS\nCHERRE FO 5s ae i\nBILLING BDGRES Siete! 2 tt te A\nSe ts Account No.", "img_5496.png": "_ i Se a\nos =~.\naa oe :\n(3: I \u2014\u2014\n= f i\nCOMPETITIVE ENTERPRESE [NSTITUTE\nYou a invited to a forum:\nAre We Greenwashing America\u2019s Children?\nfeaturing: . -\nMichael Sanera Jane Shaw\nCenter for Environmental Education PERC\nResearch _ (Political Economy Research Center}\n_ \u2014\u2014, authors of |\nFACTS, NOT FEAR : !\nA Parent\u2019s Guide to Teaching Children about the Environment |\nParents are increasingly fed up with the propaganda and misinformation that passes for |\nenvironmenial \u00a2ducation in America\u2019s classreoms. Rather than Jeaming about\nenvironmental issues, and the scientific basis for environmental concems, children are\nspoon-fed apocalyptic visions of a devastated planet and the need for ever-expanding\ngovernment controls, Two parents who have had enough are Michael Sanera and Jane i\nShaw, authors of Facts, Net Fear, a new guide to environmental misinformation directed |\nat children that tells parents what to do about il. Sanera and Shaw have surveyed dozens \u2018\nof textbooks, analyzing the presentation of environmental issues from deforestation and\npaturai resource depletion to air pollution and global warming. In most arcas they found |\nexisting classroom and other children\u2019s materials wanting. They will discuss their |\nfindings, their new book, and their ideas for how to address environmental miseducation |\nin America\u2019s schools. |\n\u2018Fuesday, December 17, 3:00pm ;\nNational Press Club |\n: (14\" and F Streets NW)\n_ First Amendment Room |\nRefreshments will be served |\nPlease R.S.VP. to Helen Hewttt at (202) 331-1010 ext. 239 :\n\" POC aurea ciel Weenie, MLS * See UPS * Bead, LEC nae , \u2014 |\nTeo (ED da GO add \u00a9 Ee tour cesar \"Web aie Racy ca Waceatty |\n- [\n. - . A _- = I\nay [Ti T Yeh os-Ti-3 53", "img_5490.png": "_ i Se a\nos =~.\naa oe :\n(3: I \u2014\u2014\n= f i\nCOMPETITIVE ENTERPRESE [NSTITUTE\nYou a invited to a forum:\nAre We Greenwashing America\u2019s Children?\nfeaturing: . -\nMichael Sanera Jane Shaw\nCenter for Environmental Education PERC\nResearch _ (Political Economy Research Center}\n_ \u2014\u2014, authors of |\nFACTS, NOT FEAR : !\nA Parent\u2019s Guide to Teaching Children about the Environment |\nParents are increasingly fed up with the propaganda and misinformation that passes for |\nenvironmenial \u00a2ducation in America\u2019s classreoms. Rather than Jeaming about\nenvironmental issues, and the scientific basis for environmental concems, children are\nspoon-fed apocalyptic visions of a devastated planet and the need for ever-expanding\ngovernment controls, Two parents who have had enough are Michael Sanera and Jane i\nShaw, authors of Facts, Net Fear, a new guide to environmental misinformation directed |\nat children that tells parents what to do about il. Sanera and Shaw have surveyed dozens \u2018\nof textbooks, analyzing the presentation of environmental issues from deforestation and\npaturai resource depletion to air pollution and global warming. In most arcas they found |\nexisting classroom and other children\u2019s materials wanting. They will discuss their |\nfindings, their new book, and their ideas for how to address environmental miseducation |\nin America\u2019s schools. |\n\u2018Fuesday, December 17, 3:00pm ;\nNational Press Club |\n: (14\" and F Streets NW)\n_ First Amendment Room |\nRefreshments will be served |\nPlease R.S.VP. to Helen Hewttt at (202) 331-1010 ext. 239 :\n\" POC aurea ciel Weenie, MLS * See UPS * Bead, LEC nae , \u2014 |\nTeo (ED da GO add \u00a9 Ee tour cesar \"Web aie Racy ca Waceatty |\n- [\n. - . A _- = I\nay [Ti T Yeh os-Ti-3 53", "img_5505.png": "_ i Se a\nos =~.\naa oe :\n(3: I \u2014\u2014\n= f i\nCOMPETITIVE ENTERPRESE [NSTITUTE\nYou a invited to a forum:\nAre We Greenwashing America\u2019s Children?\nfeaturing: . -\nMichael Sanera Jane Shaw\nCenter for Environmental Education PERC\nResearch _ (Political Economy Research Center}\n_ \u2014\u2014, authors of |\nFACTS, NOT FEAR : !\nA Parent\u2019s Guide to Teaching Children about the Environment |\nParents are increasingly fed up with the propaganda and misinformation that passes for |\nenvironmenial \u00a2ducation in America\u2019s classreoms. Rather than Jeaming about\nenvironmental issues, and the scientific basis for environmental concems, children are\nspoon-fed apocalyptic visions of a devastated planet and the need for ever-expanding\ngovernment controls, Two parents who have had enough are Michael Sanera and Jane i\nShaw, authors of Facts, Net Fear, a new guide to environmental misinformation directed |\nat children that tells parents what to do about il. Sanera and Shaw have surveyed dozens \u2018\nof textbooks, analyzing the presentation of environmental issues from deforestation and\npaturai resource depletion to air pollution and global warming. In most arcas they found |\nexisting classroom and other children\u2019s materials wanting. They will discuss their |\nfindings, their new book, and their ideas for how to address environmental miseducation |\nin America\u2019s schools. |\n\u2018Fuesday, December 17, 3:00pm ;\nNational Press Club |\n: (14\" and F Streets NW)\n_ First Amendment Room |\nRefreshments will be served |\nPlease R.S.VP. to Helen Hewttt at (202) 331-1010 ext. 239 :\n\" POC aurea ciel Weenie, MLS * See UPS * Bead, LEC nae , \u2014 |\nTeo (ED da GO add \u00a9 Ee tour cesar \"Web aie Racy ca Waceatty |\n- [\n. - . A _- = I\nay [Ti T Yeh os-Ti-3 53", "img_5507.png": "_ i Se a\nos =~.\naa oe :\n(3: I \u2014\u2014\n= f i\nCOMPETITIVE ENTERPRESE [NSTITUTE\nYou a invited to a forum:\nAre We Greenwashing America\u2019s Children?\nfeaturing: . -\nMichael Sanera Jane Shaw\nCenter for Environmental Education PERC\nResearch _ (Political Economy Research Center}\n_ \u2014\u2014, authors of |\nFACTS, NOT FEAR : !\nA Parent\u2019s Guide to Teaching Children about the Environment |\nParents are increasingly fed up with the propaganda and misinformation that passes for |\nenvironmenial \u00a2ducation in America\u2019s classreoms. Rather than Jeaming about\nenvironmental issues, and the scientific basis for environmental concems, children are\nspoon-fed apocalyptic visions of a devastated planet and the need for ever-expanding\ngovernment controls, Two parents who have had enough are Michael Sanera and Jane i\nShaw, authors of Facts, Net Fear, a new guide to environmental misinformation directed |\nat children that tells parents what to do about il. Sanera and Shaw have surveyed dozens \u2018\nof textbooks, analyzing the presentation of environmental issues from deforestation and\npaturai resource depletion to air pollution and global warming. In most arcas they found |\nexisting classroom and other children\u2019s materials wanting. They will discuss their |\nfindings, their new book, and their ideas for how to address environmental miseducation |\nin America\u2019s schools. |\n\u2018Fuesday, December 17, 3:00pm ;\nNational Press Club |\n: (14\" and F Streets NW)\n_ First Amendment Room |\nRefreshments will be served |\nPlease R.S.VP. to Helen Hewttt at (202) 331-1010 ext. 239 :\n\" POC aurea ciel Weenie, MLS * See UPS * Bead, LEC nae , \u2014 |\nTeo (ED da GO add \u00a9 Ee tour cesar \"Web aie Racy ca Waceatty |\n- [\n. - . A _- = I\nay [Ti T Yeh os-Ti-3 53", "img_5511.png": "_ i Se a\nos =~.\naa oe :\n(3: I \u2014\u2014\n= f i\nCOMPETITIVE ENTERPRESE [NSTITUTE\nYou a invited to a forum:\nAre We Greenwashing America\u2019s Children?\nfeaturing: . -\nMichael Sanera Jane Shaw\nCenter for Environmental Education PERC\nResearch _ (Political Economy Research Center}\n_ \u2014\u2014, authors of |\nFACTS, NOT FEAR : !\nA Parent\u2019s Guide to Teaching Children about the Environment |\nParents are increasingly fed up with the propaganda and misinformation that passes for |\nenvironmenial \u00a2ducation in America\u2019s classreoms. Rather than Jeaming about\nenvironmental issues, and the scientific basis for environmental concems, children are\nspoon-fed apocalyptic visions of a devastated planet and the need for ever-expanding\ngovernment controls, Two parents who have had enough are Michael Sanera and Jane i\nShaw, authors of Facts, Net Fear, a new guide to environmental misinformation directed |\nat children that tells parents what to do about il. Sanera and Shaw have surveyed dozens \u2018\nof textbooks, analyzing the presentation of environmental issues from deforestation and\npaturai resource depletion to air pollution and global warming. In most arcas they found |\nexisting classroom and other children\u2019s materials wanting. They will discuss their |\nfindings, their new book, and their ideas for how to address environmental miseducation |\nin America\u2019s schools. |\n\u2018Fuesday, December 17, 3:00pm ;\nNational Press Club |\n: (14\" and F Streets NW)\n_ First Amendment Room |\nRefreshments will be served |\nPlease R.S.VP. to Helen Hewttt at (202) 331-1010 ext. 239 :\n\" POC aurea ciel Weenie, MLS * See UPS * Bead, LEC nae , \u2014 |\nTeo (ED da GO add \u00a9 Ee tour cesar \"Web aie Racy ca Waceatty |\n- [\n. - . A _- = I\nay [Ti T Yeh os-Ti-3 53", "img_36769.png": "t 641 3\nSee cea e PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Pe\n1034\u2014210-~04 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL 71\nU.S. DEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT AND LOCATION DATE VOUCHER PREPARED SCHEDULE NO.\nFeb y 16, 1966\nU. S. 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Army Medical Research CONTRACT NUMBER AND DATE PAID BY\nOffice of the Surgeon General DA~-49-007-1024\nee\nPAYEE'S\nare Washington University\nLindell & Skinker Boulevards DATE INVOICE RECEIVED\nAND\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63130\nADDRESS be A DISCOUNT TERMS\nSHIPPED FROM TO WEIGHT\nAUDTOATE DeNGeee (Enter deccriiiion, Sah: of contract or Federal QUAN- ETRE SROUEY\nOF ORDER | OR SERVICE supply schedule, and other information deemed necessary) TUN alpRcost a MiPER calc worthy Oey Vana\nJan.\n1966 For detail, see SF 1035, Continuat\nSheet, total amounts claimed tran\nferred from page 1 SF 1035. 1,133.03\nCOST REIMBURSABLE\nPROVISIONAL PAYMENT\n(Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary) (Payee must NOT use the space below) TOTAL a eke Se ie\nERY MENTS DIFFERENCES La eee Sita alte\nconn ee\n(] Partiat\n\u2014| 7] rinat [easels een a The\n[2] procress eairieters tee kU So\n(J apvance (Signature or initials)\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n=\na\na\n2 CASH DATE\n$\n3 U, 5. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1965 764-457\nSYolU [ners Pan altl OSM /A NUN ATVI ALeLUIS1ipyZ6 eLeL als lalesMU les =16 016 (eles) [416 [0 PPard", "img_36771.png": "t 641 3\nSee cea e PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Pe\n1034\u2014210-~04 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL 71\nU.S. DEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT AND LOCATION DATE VOUCHER PREPARED SCHEDULE NO.\nFeb y 16, 1966\nU. S. Army Medical Research CONTRACT NUMBER AND DATE PAID BY\nOffice of the Surgeon General DA~-49-007-1024\nee\nPAYEE'S\nare Washington University\nLindell & Skinker Boulevards DATE INVOICE RECEIVED\nAND\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63130\nADDRESS be A DISCOUNT TERMS\nSHIPPED FROM TO WEIGHT\nAUDTOATE DeNGeee (Enter deccriiiion, Sah: of contract or Federal QUAN- ETRE SROUEY\nOF ORDER | OR SERVICE supply schedule, and other information deemed necessary) TUN alpRcost a MiPER calc worthy Oey Vana\nJan.\n1966 For detail, see SF 1035, Continuat\nSheet, total amounts claimed tran\nferred from page 1 SF 1035. 1,133.03\nCOST REIMBURSABLE\nPROVISIONAL PAYMENT\n(Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary) (Payee must NOT use the space below) TOTAL a eke Se ie\nERY MENTS DIFFERENCES La eee Sita alte\nconn ee\n(] Partiat\n\u2014| 7] rinat [easels een a The\n[2] procress eairieters tee kU So\n(J apvance (Signature or initials)\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n=\na\na\n2 CASH DATE\n$\n3 U, 5. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1965 764-457\nSYolU [ners Pan altl OSM /A NUN ATVI ALeLUIS1ipyZ6 eLeL als lalesMU les =16 016 (eles) [416 [0 PPard", "img_61290.png": "NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH\nSYoLUIcersPM Alt OSM /A NUT ale UIsien ce leLeelnals iain lercim=1610),0 [011] aie Prana", "img_51240.png": "Privacy Act Statement\n\nTitle | of the Ethics in Government Act of 1978, as amended (the Act), 5 U.S.C. app. \u00a7 101 et seq., as amended by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of\n2012 (Pub. L. 112-105) (STOCK Act), and 5 C.F.R. Part 2634 of the U. S. Office of Government Ethics regulations require the reporting of this information. The primary use\nof the information on this report is for review by Government officials to determine compliance with applicable Federal laws and regulations. This report may also be\ndisclosed upon request to any requesting person in accordance with sections 105 and 402(b)(1) of the Act or as otherwise authorized by law. 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Additional disclosures of the information on this report may be made: (1) to any requesting person,\nsubject to the limitation contained in section 208(d)(1) of title 18, any determination granting an exemption pursuant to sections 208(b)(1) and 208(b)(3) of title 18; (2) to\na Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency if the disclosing agency becomes aware of violations or potential violations of law or regulation; (3) to another Federal\nagency, court or party in a court or Federal administrative proceeding when the Government is a party or in order to comply with a judge-issued subpoena; (4) to a\nsource when necessary to obtain information relevant to a conflict of interest investigation or determination; (5) to the National Archives and Records Administration or\nthe General Services Administration in records management inspections; (6) to the Office of Management and Budget during legislative coordination on private relief\nlegislation; (7) to the Department of Justice or in certain legal proceedings when the disclosing agency, an employee of the disclosing agency, or the United States is a\nparty to litigation or has an interest in the litigation and the use of such records is deemed relevant and necessary to the litigation; (8) to reviewing officials in a new\noffice, department or agency when an employee transfers or is detailed from one covered position to another; (9) to a Member of Congress or a congressional office in\nresponse to an inquiry made on behalf of an individual who is the subject of the record; (10) to contractors and other non-Government employees working ona\ncontract, service or assignment for the Federal Government when necessary to accomplish a function related to an OGE Government-wide system of records; and (11)\non the OGE Website and to any person, department or agency, any written ethics agreement filed with OGE by an individual nominated by the President to a position\nrequiring Senate confirmation. 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The primary use\nof the information on this report is for review by Government officials to determine compliance with applicable Federal laws and regulations. This report may also be\ndisclosed upon request to any requesting person in accordance with sections 105 and 402(b)(1) of the Act or as otherwise authorized by law. You may inspect\napplications for public access of your own form upon request. Additional disclosures of the information on this report may be made: (1) to any requesting person,\nsubject to the limitation contained in section 208(d)(1) of title 18, any determination granting an exemption pursuant to sections 208(b)(1) and 208(b)(3) of title 18; (2) to\na Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency if the disclosing agency becomes aware of violations or potential violations of law or regulation; (3) to another Federal\nagency, court or party in a court or Federal administrative proceeding when the Government is a party or in order to comply with a judge-issued subpoena; (4) to a\nsource when necessary to obtain information relevant to a conflict of interest investigation or determination; (5) to the National Archives and Records Administration or\nthe General Services Administration in records management inspections; (6) to the Office of Management and Budget during legislative coordination on private relief\nlegislation; (7) to the Department of Justice or in certain legal proceedings when the disclosing agency, an employee of the disclosing agency, or the United States is a\nparty to litigation or has an interest in the litigation and the use of such records is deemed relevant and necessary to the litigation; (8) to reviewing officials in a new\noffice, department or agency when an employee transfers or is detailed from one covered position to another; (9) to a Member of Congress or a congressional office in\nresponse to an inquiry made on behalf of an individual who is the subject of the record; (10) to contractors and other non-Government employees working ona\ncontract, service or assignment for the Federal Government when necessary to accomplish a function related to an OGE Government-wide system of records; and (11)\non the OGE Website and to any person, department or agency, any written ethics agreement filed with OGE by an individual nominated by the President to a position\nrequiring Senate confirmation. 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Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1954.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1955.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1956.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1957.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1958.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1959.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1960.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1961.png": "1. Filer's Positions Held Outside United States Government\n# ORGANIZATION NAME CITY, STATE ORGANIZATION POSITION HELD FROM To\nTYPE\n1 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio University/Colle | Professor 8/2015 Present\nge\n2 Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment Cincinnati, Ohio Non-Profit President 2/1995 7/2015\n3 North American Flame Retardant Alliance Washington DC, Non-Profit Member, 4/2012 6/2017\nDistrict of Science\nColumbia Advisory Council\n4 Toxicology Education Foundation District of Non-Profit President 5/2016 Present\nColumbia,\nDistrict of\nColumbia\n5 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General Stanton, Partnership General Partner 1/1994 Present\nPartnership owning undeveloped land Kentucky\n6 Toxicology Forum Reston, Virginia | Non-Profit Secretary 9/2016 6/2017\n2. Filer's Employment Assets & Income and Retirement Accounts\n# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n1 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nGuaranteed Retirement 2020 Fund than $201)\n2 TIAA-CREF Equity Index R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n3 University of Cincinnati N/A Salary $240,055\n4 State Teachers Retirement System (OHIO): Yes $1,001 - $15,000 None (or less\nTarget Choice 2020 than $201)\n5 TIAA-CREF Growth R1 Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n6 TIAA Real Estate Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)", "img_1924.png": "# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n5 Personal loan to Mr. Workman N/A $1,001 - $15,000 Interest $201 - $1,000\n6 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General N/A $15,001 - None (or less\nPartnership owning undeveloped land $50,000 than $201)\n(Stanton, Kentucky)\n7 Residential real estate, Cincinnati, Ohio N/A $100,001 - Rent or $5,001 - $15,000\n$250,000 Royalties\n8 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #1 No\n8.1 Aggressive allocation portfolio Yes $50,001 - None (or less\n$100,000 than $201)\n8.2 Limited maturity bond portfolio Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n9 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #2: Yes $100,001 - None (or less\nAggressive Allocation Portfolio $250,000 than $201)\n7. Transactions\n(N/A) - Not required for this type of report\n8. Liabilities\n# CREDITOR NAME TYPE AMOUNT YEAR RATE TERM\nINCURRED\n1 Union Savings, Cincinnati, Ohio Mortgage $100,001 - 2016 3.25 10 years\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)\n2 U.S. Bank, Lucas, Ohio Mortgage on $100,001 - 2006 2.99 15 years\nPersonal $250,000\nResidence\n3 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Mortgage $100,001 - 2010 variable 15 year\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)", "img_1926.png": "# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n5 Personal loan to Mr. Workman N/A $1,001 - $15,000 Interest $201 - $1,000\n6 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General N/A $15,001 - None (or less\nPartnership owning undeveloped land $50,000 than $201)\n(Stanton, Kentucky)\n7 Residential real estate, Cincinnati, Ohio N/A $100,001 - Rent or $5,001 - $15,000\n$250,000 Royalties\n8 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #1 No\n8.1 Aggressive allocation portfolio Yes $50,001 - None (or less\n$100,000 than $201)\n8.2 Limited maturity bond portfolio Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n9 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #2: Yes $100,001 - None (or less\nAggressive Allocation Portfolio $250,000 than $201)\n7. Transactions\n(N/A) - Not required for this type of report\n8. Liabilities\n# CREDITOR NAME TYPE AMOUNT YEAR RATE TERM\nINCURRED\n1 Union Savings, Cincinnati, Ohio Mortgage $100,001 - 2016 3.25 10 years\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)\n2 U.S. Bank, Lucas, Ohio Mortgage on $100,001 - 2006 2.99 15 years\nPersonal $250,000\nResidence\n3 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Mortgage $100,001 - 2010 variable 15 year\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)", "img_1929.png": "# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n5 Personal loan to Mr. Workman N/A $1,001 - $15,000 Interest $201 - $1,000\n6 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General N/A $15,001 - None (or less\nPartnership owning undeveloped land $50,000 than $201)\n(Stanton, Kentucky)\n7 Residential real estate, Cincinnati, Ohio N/A $100,001 - Rent or $5,001 - $15,000\n$250,000 Royalties\n8 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #1 No\n8.1 Aggressive allocation portfolio Yes $50,001 - None (or less\n$100,000 than $201)\n8.2 Limited maturity bond portfolio Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n9 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #2: Yes $100,001 - None (or less\nAggressive Allocation Portfolio $250,000 than $201)\n7. Transactions\n(N/A) - Not required for this type of report\n8. Liabilities\n# CREDITOR NAME TYPE AMOUNT YEAR RATE TERM\nINCURRED\n1 Union Savings, Cincinnati, Ohio Mortgage $100,001 - 2016 3.25 10 years\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)\n2 U.S. Bank, Lucas, Ohio Mortgage on $100,001 - 2006 2.99 15 years\nPersonal $250,000\nResidence\n3 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Mortgage $100,001 - 2010 variable 15 year\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)", "img_1930.png": "# DESCRIPTION EIF VALUE INCOME TYPE INCOME\nAMOUNT\n5 Personal loan to Mr. Workman N/A $1,001 - $15,000 Interest $201 - $1,000\n6 Dourson, Dourson and Fowler, a General N/A $15,001 - None (or less\nPartnership owning undeveloped land $50,000 than $201)\n(Stanton, Kentucky)\n7 Residential real estate, Cincinnati, Ohio N/A $100,001 - Rent or $5,001 - $15,000\n$250,000 Royalties\n8 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #1 No\n8.1 Aggressive allocation portfolio Yes $50,001 - None (or less\n$100,000 than $201)\n8.2 Limited maturity bond portfolio Yes $15,001 - None (or less\n$50,000 than $201)\n9 Thrivent Financial Variable Annuity #2: Yes $100,001 - None (or less\nAggressive Allocation Portfolio $250,000 than $201)\n7. Transactions\n(N/A) - Not required for this type of report\n8. Liabilities\n# CREDITOR NAME TYPE AMOUNT YEAR RATE TERM\nINCURRED\n1 Union Savings, Cincinnati, Ohio Mortgage $100,001 - 2016 3.25 10 years\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)\n2 U.S. Bank, Lucas, Ohio Mortgage on $100,001 - 2006 2.99 15 years\nPersonal $250,000\nResidence\n3 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Mortgage $100,001 - 2010 variable 15 year\n(investment/ren $250,000\ntal property)", "img_1903.png": "# CREDITOR NAME TYPE AMOUNT YEAR RATE TERM\nINCURRED\n4 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Mortgage $50,001 - 2008 variable 15 years\n(investment/ren $100,000\ntal property)\n5 Whitaker Bank, Stanton, Kentucky Exercised Line $10,001 - 2017 variable open ended\nof Credit $15,000\n9. Gifts and Travel Reimbursements\n(N/A) - Not required for this type of report\nEndnotes", "img_55454.png": "SS\n3. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n(i) | Key Management Personne!\nMr, J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director ~\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\n(ii) | Relatives of Key Management Personnel\nMr. Amit Joshi - Son of Whole Time Director\nMr. Ashwin Joshi - Son of Whole Time Director\nll. During the year, the following transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\n{Amount in Rs.)\n[hence] sive] Cas SCSSSSSCS~\u2014~\u2014~\u2014SCSY\nGHCL Ltd. Mis Ashoka Westem Golden GTC | Raigadh Papers )Key Management | Relatives of Key Total\nDevelopers Express Investment Inc. Limited Personnel} \u2014 Management\n& Builders Lid. (ndustries | (Sikkim) Private BY. Personnel\nLimited Limited\nExpenses :\nRemuneration - 1,21,84,376 1,21,84,376\no (1,01,36,238) (1,01,36,238)\na Talal al clo\noO q+ (2,20,000) (2,20,000)\nFinance & Investment :\nLoans & Advances given 13,00,00,000 2,81,99,954 - - - -|. \u2014| \u2014 15,81,99,954\nY (1,27,81,261) 0 4 4 4 GI (127,81,261)\n0 4 4 4 4\n4 4 (7,185) a (7,185)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 2,50,00,000 - 39,71,985 22,173 459,685 2,86,53,843\n( } (31,86,185) (2,34,120) (4,41,420) (38,61,725)\nReceivable 13,00,00,000 10,96,52,390 - - 23,96,52,390\n- (8,14,52,436) 4 (8,14,52,436)\nInvestments 4,95,90,697 - 2,31,20,000 $9,980 10,89,270 - 7,38,59,948\n(1,85,784) 1] (231,20,000) (59,980) (10,89,270} hh (2,44,55,085}\nNotes :\n1. No amount pertaining to Related Parties has been provided for as doubtful debts. Also, no amount has been written off / written\nback in respect of aforesaid parties during the year.\n2. Details relating to remuneration to the above Key Management Personnel have been disclosed in Note no.21 hereinbelow.\n3. Maximum amount of loan due from Western Express Industries Limited at any time during the year Rs.10,96,52,390 (Previous\nYear Rs.8,35,98,040).\n4. Figures in brackets pertain to previous year.\n5. Related parties have been identified by the management and relied upon by the auditors.\n14) The computation of Eamings per Share :\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\n* YEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n(a) Numerator :\n(i) Net Profit as per Profit and Loss Account (after tax) 13,02,50,554 51,79,71,899\n(ii) Net Profit as per Profit and Loss Account (before deferred tax assets but after tax) 13,02,50,554 20,76,71,550\na", "img_55456.png": "SS\n3. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n(i) | Key Management Personne!\nMr, J. P. Khetan - Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra - Whole Time Director ~\nMr. A. K. Joshi - Whole Time Director\n(ii) | Relatives of Key Management Personnel\nMr. Amit Joshi - Son of Whole Time Director\nMr. Ashwin Joshi - Son of Whole Time Director\nll. During the year, the following transactions were carried out with the related parties in the ordinary course of business :\n{Amount in Rs.)\n[hence] sive] Cas SCSSSSSCS~\u2014~\u2014~\u2014SCSY\nGHCL Ltd. Mis Ashoka Westem Golden GTC | Raigadh Papers )Key Management | Relatives of Key Total\nDevelopers Express Investment Inc. Limited Personnel} \u2014 Management\n& Builders Lid. (ndustries | (Sikkim) Private BY. Personnel\nLimited Limited\nExpenses :\nRemuneration - 1,21,84,376 1,21,84,376\no (1,01,36,238) (1,01,36,238)\na Talal al clo\noO q+ (2,20,000) (2,20,000)\nFinance & Investment :\nLoans & Advances given 13,00,00,000 2,81,99,954 - - - -|. \u2014| \u2014 15,81,99,954\nY (1,27,81,261) 0 4 4 4 GI (127,81,261)\n0 4 4 4 4\n4 4 (7,185) a (7,185)\nOutstandings :\nPayable 2,50,00,000 - 39,71,985 22,173 459,685 2,86,53,843\n( } (31,86,185) (2,34,120) (4,41,420) (38,61,725)\nReceivable 13,00,00,000 10,96,52,390 - - 23,96,52,390\n- (8,14,52,436) 4 (8,14,52,436)\nInvestments 4,95,90,697 - 2,31,20,000 $9,980 10,89,270 - 7,38,59,948\n(1,85,784) 1] (231,20,000) (59,980) (10,89,270} hh (2,44,55,085}\nNotes :\n1. No amount pertaining to Related Parties has been provided for as doubtful debts. Also, no amount has been written off / written\nback in respect of aforesaid parties during the year.\n2. Details relating to remuneration to the above Key Management Personnel have been disclosed in Note no.21 hereinbelow.\n3. Maximum amount of loan due from Western Express Industries Limited at any time during the year Rs.10,96,52,390 (Previous\nYear Rs.8,35,98,040).\n4. Figures in brackets pertain to previous year.\n5. Related parties have been identified by the management and relied upon by the auditors.\n14) The computation of Eamings per Share :\nCURRENT PREVIOUS\n* YEAR YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n(a) Numerator :\n(i) Net Profit as per Profit and Loss Account (after tax) 13,02,50,554 51,79,71,899\n(ii) Net Profit as per Profit and Loss Account (before deferred tax assets but after tax) 13,02,50,554 20,76,71,550\na", "img_51541.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_51542.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_51543.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_51544.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_51548.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_51549.png": "1\nBR SERIE NLL BRS eS RL, SAL SE > NW\u201d ASS PSP SS SL aS UVES Y ART\n| a) TK\u2014RK \u2014 Temik applied with RUSS\u2014KEN incorporator b) 0 Not significantly different from check\n| TK\u2014I\u2014  Temik power incorporated 1 Significantly better than check\nTK-\u2014D\u2014 _ Temik Side dressed 2 Significantly better than fumigated\n| TK-\u2014S\u2014 \u2014 Temik scratched in 3 Significantly better than incorporated\n| FUM \u2014 Fumigant 4 Significantly better than RUSS\u2014KEN (Scratch in Neb.)\nCHK \u2014 Untreated check 5 Significantly better than Disc (side dress)\n{ Sn a 9 RS SE Se RR Pk a a Rs a ET ES a\n| Method of Method of\nLocation application @ T/A Rating b Location application | T/A Rating B\nProspect Valley, Colo. TK-RK 15.97 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 22.11 0\nTK-I 15.71 0 TK-I 24.02 1\nTK-D 17.29 0 TK-D 23.23 1\nFUM 17.89 0,3 FUM 22.37 0\nCHK 16.83 CHK 20.19 |\n{\n| Sterling, Colorado TK\u2014RK 19.34 0 Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1\nTK-I 22.44 1,5 TK-I 28.64 1\n: TK-D 18.55 0 TK-D 30.29 a2\n| FUM 20.39 1 FUM 28.58 1\n\\ CHK 17.16 CHK 23.56\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 25.61 0,5 Stegall, Nebraska TK-S 20.20 0 |\n| TK-I 25.94 0,5 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-D 22.18 0 TK-\u2014D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 25.61 0,5 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 24.09 CHK 17.42 |\nGreeley, Colorado TK-RK 17.89 0 Berthoud, Colorado TK-RK 17.76 0\n| TK-I 18.94 0 TK-I 18.94 0\nTK-\u2014D 20.86 0 TK-D 17.82 0,4 |\nFUM 20.39 0 FUM 15.70 0\nCHK 19.67 CHK 17.42\nProspect Valley TK-\u2014RK 17.75 0 Melbeta, Nebraska TK-S 29.30 0\nTK-I 22.18 0,4 TK-I 26.66 0\nTK\u2014D 22.44 0,4 TK-\u2014D 24.75 0\nFUM 20.46 0 FUM 30.03 1,5\nCHK 21.58 CHK 26.07\nSterling, Colorado TK-\u2014RK 16.30 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-I 25.34 0\nTK-I 14.06 0 TK-S 26.80 0\nTD-\u2014D 18.55 1 TK-D 26.66 0\nFUM 19.27 1,3,4 FUM 28.78 0,3\nCHK 15:58 CHK 30.36 3,4,5\n| Scottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 28.31 1,35 Platteville, Colorado TK-I 26.73 1\n| TK-I 23.17 0 TK-RK 26.53 1\nTK-D 24.75 0 TR-D 28.12 1\n{ FUM 26.80 1:3: FUM 28.97 1\n| CHK 22.84 CHK 18.61\nScottsbluff, Nebraska TK-S 30.23 0 Minatare, Nebraska TK-S 29.57 1,5\nTK-I 31.68 1,2 TK-I 26.40 1,5\nTK-D 29.70 0 TK-D 23.29\nFUM 28.31 0 FUM 29.04 1,5\n| CHK 27.32 CHK 23.03\n9\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jtlh0227", "img_52314.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52316.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52331.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52335.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52338.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52343.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_52348.png": "TOBACCO COMPANY\nJ. GAMPBELL/ ROU 1610\nPROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n6899 MAIN STREET\nWILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14224\n(716) 624-4179\nFax (716) 634-3145\nJUNE, 98\nSALEM SLIDE BOX B1G1F / #800998\nRJR Account #: #375878 S. SCHAWLM\n1 a ea Ole). 4 cc: R. DONAHUE .\nfo NS ae |=\nFAX: | (345) 638-7394 of\nInne tel eaten set crow. @ ae \u00a9 8 Oe = CO oR MT er so tL)\n{Ff YOU REQUIRE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RELATIVE TO THE FORMAT REQUIRED USING THESE PROMOTION / BRAND DESCRIPTIONS ON YOUR\nWEEKLY TAPE / DISC SUBMISSIONS, CONTACT THE PARTNERS HELP DESK @ 1-800-230-9732.\n1b Lom 05 6)0] = oyt13 SUN IS ETUDES th Ans cise 2] 07 Vase) CMe) PRIM\npPEDE Ba U3 ort 3 Eyota EDS Me cea\nez fem [NY | SALEMSLIDEBOX |B |2 | 120\n17626 [em [NYT SALEMLTSLIDEBX |g |? we ibe OF OSS\nPRODUCT DETAIL DISPLAYS / PREMIUMS DETAIL\n1b) =t-fers tT are) | ptyeltauste)|\n7/15/98 7/15/98 DISPLAYS / PREMIUM ARRIVAL DATE\n7/27/98 RETAIL DiSTRIBUTION DATE (WEEK OF) (544595 \u2014s[ ITEMNUMBER\nER3691-01 P.O, NUMBER (PRODUCT) ER3692-01 P.O, NUMBER (DISPLAYS/PREMIUMS)\n$1,828.84 EFT $ AMOUNT 0.9998 PSkUCue\n2 (Two) RETAIL BILLING PER DiSPLAY 1.8600 SKU WT (WiouT PRopuct) .\nNo. OF DISPLAYS ON CUSTOMER LIST (20. ~~\u2014_\u2014s| No. Re All OFFers PER DISPLAY\n$78.40 PACKING PAYMENT NumBeR OF ExTrA DISPLAYS\n($4.90 x 16 (6M) PROMOTED CASES)\nPROMOTION DESCRIPTION:\nSEE ENCLOSED \u2018WHOLESALER PACKING INSTRUCTIONS\u2019. UTILIZE PRE-ASSEMBLED DISPLAY. BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT IS PRE-\nSLEEVED, ITS NOT NECESSARY TO \u2018LOAD\u2019 DISPLAY. RETAILERS WILL HANDLE DISPLAY SET-UP AT STORE LEVEL.\n(A \u2018RETAILER PROMOTIONAL PACKING EXPLANATION SHEET\u2019 iS INCLUDED IN EACH DISPLAY).\nSHIP NUMBER OF DISPLAYS TO EACH RETAIL ACCOUNT AS INDICATED ON THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST.\nDISPLAY LOAD:\n2 CARTONS EACH STYLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX / SALEM LIGHT SLIDE BOX\nPARTNERS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: .\n\u00a2 DISPLAYS MUST BE SHIPPED TO RETAIL THE WEEK OF: RDATE.\n* PAcK/ DELIVER EACH PROMOTION TO AT LEAST 90% OF ACCOUNTS ON ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITHIN 3 WEEKS.\n\u00a2 PROMOTION AND BRAND DESCRIPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY REPORTED ON TAPE/ DISC SUBMISSIONS. 2\n\u00b0 RETURN THE ATTACHED CUSTOMER LIST WITH ANY RETAIL REFUSALS WITHIN 4 WEEKS AFTER RETAIL DELIVERY DATE. e\nSALSLIDE.DOC -\n: a\n8", "img_56366.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56364.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56365.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56367.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56368.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56369.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_56370.png": "80\n70\n60\no\n3 50\na\n2\nue 3\n. 3\n\u00e9\n40\ng 3\n2 =\n\u2019 3\noe\n30 \u00e9\n20\n3\na\nsi\n10 g\u00e9\n2 =\n= <5)\n2 ge\n[2] Pe isa is\nFicure 2\ncompounds are more rapidly degraded although, under certain circum-\nstances, they have persisted from one growing season to the next following\nroutine application. Pyrethrum, rotenone, and nicotine are destroyed\nrelatively rapidly after application, but compounds incorporating copper,\nlead, and arsenic are persistent.\n\nThe distribution and persistence of other chlorinated hydrocarbons have\nbeen studied in less detail, although some of these chemicals have been\nwidely applied. One of these, dieldrin, resembles DDT in stability, per-\nsistence, and in solubility. Recently, it has been found in the fat of residents\nof southern England. It has also been found in many wild birds, fish, and\nmammals in the United States. These facts led the Panel to anticipate that\nsurveys will discover dieldrin and other persistent chlorinated hydrocarbons\nin man and wildlife throughout most of the United States.\n\n3", "img_58367.png": "' . .\n! EXHIBIT I ~\n. (3 BUSINESS ANALYSIS CONCLUSIONS\n. National Performance\n@ SALEM May YTD share (8.75) remains essentially flat\nversus 1980 (8.73) but reflects a softening trend\n. due to:\n- Flatening trend on SALEM LIGHTS 85's and SALEM\n. ULTRA.\n: ~ Increased rate of decline on FULL FLAVOR 100's.\ne Cumulative volume is up 4.7% versus YAG principally\n\u2018 due to the year-end 1980 load, but shipments evi-\n. dence a softening trend.\n: Geographic Performance\n: e Share softness is not primarily a function of a\n: particular geographic area.\n. 4\ni e SALEM's greatest share loss did occur in the South\ni . Atlantic, the area which represents our heartland\n. and the largest share increase in Newport's expan-\n: sion areas.\ne SALEM has above-average development in the South\nAtlantic, North Central, and Mid Continent which\nare good areas of menthol development.\nDemographic Performance /\ne 18-24 year olds continue to represent SALEM's highest\nindex of switching gains and usage followed by the\n25-34 age segment, and thus, both groups represent\nthe Brand's highest share of smokers.\ne@ In 1980, SALEM's ability to attract 18-24 year olds\nhas softened due to an erosion in FULL FLAVOR's\noe competitive appeal resulting in FULL FLAVOR styles fo\n= \u2014 share Of smoker loss among this Seqmence.\n. e SALEM LIGHTS, especially the 85's style, continues :\n, to Gemonstrate its competitive appeal to 18-24 year ~\nolds, the group primarily responsible for Newport's\ngrowth.\non\ncS\nN\n=\n=\n~\n=\na", "img_52152.png": "Format: 5300 Introduction/why film/Assn. or\nunaffiliated moderator\n5205 Film showing\n5330 Q & A, with one doctor authority\n6:00 Refreshments\n7:00 End\nPress/Infor-\nmation Kit: A. News release\nB. Collateral materials\nCc. \"Sugar in the Diet of Man\"\nD. Film booking card\nCost/funding: To be discussed\n4. Member Showings: Suggest coordination among members\nto avoid duplication of effort in HQ cities.\nA. Employees\nB. Customer groups\nC. HQ area media groups\nD. HQ area TV Placement\nE. HQ area professional groups/nutrition, health,\neducation\nF. HQ area government and civic groups\nG. HQ area high schools and colleges\nH. Plant community VIP's/media, government, schools\nSupport materials: Basic prepared introduction,\nCollateral materials, SA basic literature\n5. PBS Film Library distribution/if accepted, 264\nstations.\n6. Showing by SA dietitians in cities where Sugar\nInformation program is functioning.\n# a\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.uesf.edu/docs/jxmk0226", "img_52153.png": "Format: 5300 Introduction/why film/Assn. or\nunaffiliated moderator\n5205 Film showing\n5330 Q & A, with one doctor authority\n6:00 Refreshments\n7:00 End\nPress/Infor-\nmation Kit: A. News release\nB. Collateral materials\nCc. \"Sugar in the Diet of Man\"\nD. Film booking card\nCost/funding: To be discussed\n4. Member Showings: Suggest coordination among members\nto avoid duplication of effort in HQ cities.\nA. Employees\nB. Customer groups\nC. HQ area media groups\nD. HQ area TV Placement\nE. HQ area professional groups/nutrition, health,\neducation\nF. HQ area government and civic groups\nG. HQ area high schools and colleges\nH. Plant community VIP's/media, government, schools\nSupport materials: Basic prepared introduction,\nCollateral materials, SA basic literature\n5. PBS Film Library distribution/if accepted, 264\nstations.\n6. Showing by SA dietitians in cities where Sugar\nInformation program is functioning.\n# a\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.uesf.edu/docs/jxmk0226", "img_601.png": "Our Commitments\nTo help develop workable solutions to address obesity, we have made the following commitments:\ne Use Evidence-Based Science: We are\n* committed to using evidence-based science to EN\nguide the choices we offer and the way we LE Go \\\n\\ educate about those choices; Late ) teseieits\n\n* Innovate: We are committed to investing in the Se / ieee\ninnovation of sweeteners, products, packaging, ve o aioe\nequipment and marketing that fosters active, v f\nhealthy living; isi amy ee /\n\ne Execute & Educate Around Choice: We are sgn peativent,\ncommitted to bringing real choice to consumers _ SeccsOsriy\neverywhere, and educating them on the role ~\nour variety of beverages can play in sensible,\nbalanced diets and active, healthy lifestyles; Mee?\n\nRaya\n\ne Inform With Transparency: We are committed ff ftom\nto being transparent about the nutritional BETES)\ncontent of our products;\n\ne Market Responsibly: We are committed to\nresponsible marketing of our products,\nhonoring the rights of parents and caregivers,\nand informing and educating consumers about\nthe beverages we provide; and\n\ne Promote Active, Healthy Living: We are\ncommitted to being part of workable solutions\nto the problems facing society related to /\nobesity by assisting our associates and their\nfamilies, as well as the communities that we\nserve, in promoting active, healthy living.\n\nNovember 2012 Page | 3 :", "img_5525.png": "Our Commitments\nTo help develop workable solutions to address obesity, we have made the following commitments:\ne Use Evidence-Based Science: We are\n* committed to using evidence-based science to EN\nguide the choices we offer and the way we LE Go \\\n\\ educate about those choices; Late ) teseieits\n\n* Innovate: We are committed to investing in the Se / ieee\ninnovation of sweeteners, products, packaging, ve o aioe\nequipment and marketing that fosters active, v f\nhealthy living; isi amy ee /\n\ne Execute & Educate Around Choice: We are sgn peativent,\ncommitted to bringing real choice to consumers _ SeccsOsriy\neverywhere, and educating them on the role ~\nour variety of beverages can play in sensible,\nbalanced diets and active, healthy lifestyles; Mee?\n\nRaya\n\ne Inform With Transparency: We are committed ff ftom\nto being transparent about the nutritional BETES)\ncontent of our products;\n\ne Market Responsibly: We are committed to\nresponsible marketing of our products,\nhonoring the rights of parents and caregivers,\nand informing and educating consumers about\nthe beverages we provide; and\n\ne Promote Active, Healthy Living: We are\ncommitted to being part of workable solutions\nto the problems facing society related to /\nobesity by assisting our associates and their\nfamilies, as well as the communities that we\nserve, in promoting active, healthy living.\n\nNovember 2012 Page | 3 :", "img_56887.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_56888.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_56889.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_56890.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_56891.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_56893.png": "Segment Profiles\na a aS\n2. Play-Boys , \u2018\nKey Stats: \u2018\noo \u201c 18% of the GenX population ,\n* Predominantly male (70%) /\n\u00ab Youngest segment (average age of 21) .\n. \u00ab+ Least ethnically diverse (84% white)\nCompared to other Xers, Play-Boys are: \u201c\nMost Likely to Describe _ Least Likely to Describe\nThemselves as: Themselves as: \u2018\n* Easygoing ~  & Practical\n: \u201c\u00ab Opentonewideas < Family-oriented ,\n* A pleasure seeker < Neighborly |\n. <> Adventurous < Asmart shopper\nSneak Preview: . .\nAs the name implies, Play-Boys enjoy life. They have fun, live for today, and definitely ..\nbelieve in the motto \u201cpleasure before duty.\" , ,\nOf all the groups, Play-Boys possess the highest degree of self-esteem. While they\ndon't have a lot of money (yet), they place a great amount of emphasis on its\nimportance. Play-Boys are into material possessions are proud to it: As for working, a\njob/career is definitely a means to an end for these guys \u2014 preferably, a weekend.\n' Play-Boys like to think of themselves as active and adventurous. They want more\nexcitement and sensation out of life, and like to imagine themselves doing things\nothers wouldn't dare do (like bungee jumping). Their vacations are on the active \u2018field\nand stream\" side and their activities tend to be of a more strenuous nature (hiking,\n+ camping, skiing). .\nWhile they don't like to shop, they certainly have a lot of stuff, and they like to be the\nfirst to try new things (regardless of price). Play-Boys report the highest incidence of\nownership of VCR's, video games, CD players, personal computers and other\nmiscellaneous electronic devices. : : 2\n: . 3\n~\noo\nSs\nHACNXNIGENXIGXHILITE.0OC \" $", "img_55924.png": "e. |D\n4 ! e\nXo\" J NN Now Nae 8 wt SN at \u00a7 \\&oh we F LS ene =\nGODFREY PHILLIPS : /\nrE RD DA LER ETE Dm o\nLo\nLo\nLo\nDIRECTORS\u2019 REPORT & MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS :\n.\nLo\nYour Directors deem Ht a privilege to present the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ending :\nMarch 31, 2010, . -\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT :\n.\nFor the Country, the year 2009-10, was indeed a challenging one in the backdrop of continued slowdown : /\nin the developed world following the impact of global financial crisis. Yet the Indian economy posted a :\nremarkable recovery not only in terms of overall growih rate but more importantly in terms of ifs :\nfundamentals which justify belief in India\u2019s promising fufure. The Indian econamy\u2019s escape from the global :\nfinancial contagion was rnainly due to Rs robust foundations, and ifs banking sector remaining largely :\nunexposed to risky asseis, as had been financed in advanced econamles. The indian systern has :\nfocused on depasit-based banking as opposed fo being based on banks\u2019 shoriderm borrowings from : /\ncapital markets. :\nThe economy is expected to grow by 8.7% in 2010-11, with a return fo a growth rate of 0% In 2011-12. This : /\noutlook would be based on an escalation in investment demand, signs of recovery in the global economy :\nand ihe posilive effects of carrying oul critical fiscal relarms such as the transition to Goods and Service :\nTax (GST} and broader direct tax reforms by 2010-11 to fuel growth. In fact the optimists predict that the\neconomy will soon breach the double digit growth mark to become one of the fastest growing economies oe\nof the world, i\nThe Economic Survey 2009-10 indicated that with growth in private expenditure an food, beverages and : -\ntobacco falling behind the overall growth in private consumption expendiiure, the share of expenditure on ee\nfood Hems has gradually been declining over the years. As per the CSO (Central Stalistical Organisation}\ndala, the share of private expenditure on food, beverages and tobacco was 35.9% {2008-09} of the total oo\nprivate consumption. This is a decline fram 39.6% in 2004-05, oo\nAfter registering a growth of around 14% annually in the eight-year period ending 2008-09, the category of : -\nbeverages and tobacco producis experienced a decline of 2.2% in 2009-10 (AprNov). Cigarette oe\nproduction has nof shown any significant growth since 2007-08. The cigaretie indusiry continues ic reel eo\nunder burcensome taxation and an increasingly restrictive regulatory environment. a\nUnion Budget 2010-11 increased excise duties on cigareties by aboul 16%, furiher pressurizing volume : -\ngrowth, affecting product pricing and impacting consumer behaviour, particularly since cigarette oo\nconsumption, unilke other tobacco consumption, is price elastic. The continuously rising taxes are oe\nresuiling in a shift in cigarette consumption to cheaper alternatives thal have higher far/nicotine levels. oe\nCoupled with the existing rise in VAT on cigareties from 12.5% to 20% in state budgets, this was another oe\ndiscriminatory blow for the cigarette segment.\nDue fo various issues remaining unresolved amongst various stakehokiers, the earlier deadline of : -\nApril O41, 2010 for GST Implementation stands postponed tN next year The Empowered Committee of oe\nStale Finance Ministers continues consultations on compensation to states, subsurnalion of state taxes, oe\nConstitutional amendments and model fegisiation for GST, amongst other issues. oo\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55925.png": "e. |D\n4 ! e\nXo\" J NN Now Nae 8 wt SN at \u00a7 \\&oh we F LS ene =\nGODFREY PHILLIPS : /\nrE RD DA LER ETE Dm o\nLo\nLo\nLo\nDIRECTORS\u2019 REPORT & MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS :\n.\nLo\nYour Directors deem Ht a privilege to present the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ending :\nMarch 31, 2010, . -\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT :\n.\nFor the Country, the year 2009-10, was indeed a challenging one in the backdrop of continued slowdown : /\nin the developed world following the impact of global financial crisis. Yet the Indian economy posted a :\nremarkable recovery not only in terms of overall growih rate but more importantly in terms of ifs :\nfundamentals which justify belief in India\u2019s promising fufure. The Indian econamy\u2019s escape from the global :\nfinancial contagion was rnainly due to Rs robust foundations, and ifs banking sector remaining largely :\nunexposed to risky asseis, as had been financed in advanced econamles. The indian systern has :\nfocused on depasit-based banking as opposed fo being based on banks\u2019 shoriderm borrowings from : /\ncapital markets. :\nThe economy is expected to grow by 8.7% in 2010-11, with a return fo a growth rate of 0% In 2011-12. This : /\noutlook would be based on an escalation in investment demand, signs of recovery in the global economy :\nand ihe posilive effects of carrying oul critical fiscal relarms such as the transition to Goods and Service :\nTax (GST} and broader direct tax reforms by 2010-11 to fuel growth. In fact the optimists predict that the\neconomy will soon breach the double digit growth mark to become one of the fastest growing economies oe\nof the world, i\nThe Economic Survey 2009-10 indicated that with growth in private expenditure an food, beverages and : -\ntobacco falling behind the overall growth in private consumption expendiiure, the share of expenditure on ee\nfood Hems has gradually been declining over the years. As per the CSO (Central Stalistical Organisation}\ndala, the share of private expenditure on food, beverages and tobacco was 35.9% {2008-09} of the total oo\nprivate consumption. This is a decline fram 39.6% in 2004-05, oo\nAfter registering a growth of around 14% annually in the eight-year period ending 2008-09, the category of : -\nbeverages and tobacco producis experienced a decline of 2.2% in 2009-10 (AprNov). Cigarette oe\nproduction has nof shown any significant growth since 2007-08. The cigaretie indusiry continues ic reel eo\nunder burcensome taxation and an increasingly restrictive regulatory environment. a\nUnion Budget 2010-11 increased excise duties on cigareties by aboul 16%, furiher pressurizing volume : -\ngrowth, affecting product pricing and impacting consumer behaviour, particularly since cigarette oo\nconsumption, unilke other tobacco consumption, is price elastic. The continuously rising taxes are oe\nresuiling in a shift in cigarette consumption to cheaper alternatives thal have higher far/nicotine levels. oe\nCoupled with the existing rise in VAT on cigareties from 12.5% to 20% in state budgets, this was another oe\ndiscriminatory blow for the cigarette segment.\nDue fo various issues remaining unresolved amongst various stakehokiers, the earlier deadline of : -\nApril O41, 2010 for GST Implementation stands postponed tN next year The Empowered Committee of oe\nStale Finance Ministers continues consultations on compensation to states, subsurnalion of state taxes, oe\nConstitutional amendments and model fegisiation for GST, amongst other issues. oo\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55926.png": "e. |D\n4 ! e\nXo\" J NN Now Nae 8 wt SN at \u00a7 \\&oh we F LS ene =\nGODFREY PHILLIPS : /\nrE RD DA LER ETE Dm o\nLo\nLo\nLo\nDIRECTORS\u2019 REPORT & MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS :\n.\nLo\nYour Directors deem Ht a privilege to present the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ending :\nMarch 31, 2010, . -\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT :\n.\nFor the Country, the year 2009-10, was indeed a challenging one in the backdrop of continued slowdown : /\nin the developed world following the impact of global financial crisis. Yet the Indian economy posted a :\nremarkable recovery not only in terms of overall growih rate but more importantly in terms of ifs :\nfundamentals which justify belief in India\u2019s promising fufure. The Indian econamy\u2019s escape from the global :\nfinancial contagion was rnainly due to Rs robust foundations, and ifs banking sector remaining largely :\nunexposed to risky asseis, as had been financed in advanced econamles. The indian systern has :\nfocused on depasit-based banking as opposed fo being based on banks\u2019 shoriderm borrowings from : /\ncapital markets. :\nThe economy is expected to grow by 8.7% in 2010-11, with a return fo a growth rate of 0% In 2011-12. This : /\noutlook would be based on an escalation in investment demand, signs of recovery in the global economy :\nand ihe posilive effects of carrying oul critical fiscal relarms such as the transition to Goods and Service :\nTax (GST} and broader direct tax reforms by 2010-11 to fuel growth. In fact the optimists predict that the\neconomy will soon breach the double digit growth mark to become one of the fastest growing economies oe\nof the world, i\nThe Economic Survey 2009-10 indicated that with growth in private expenditure an food, beverages and : -\ntobacco falling behind the overall growth in private consumption expendiiure, the share of expenditure on ee\nfood Hems has gradually been declining over the years. As per the CSO (Central Stalistical Organisation}\ndala, the share of private expenditure on food, beverages and tobacco was 35.9% {2008-09} of the total oo\nprivate consumption. This is a decline fram 39.6% in 2004-05, oo\nAfter registering a growth of around 14% annually in the eight-year period ending 2008-09, the category of : -\nbeverages and tobacco producis experienced a decline of 2.2% in 2009-10 (AprNov). Cigarette oe\nproduction has nof shown any significant growth since 2007-08. The cigaretie indusiry continues ic reel eo\nunder burcensome taxation and an increasingly restrictive regulatory environment. a\nUnion Budget 2010-11 increased excise duties on cigareties by aboul 16%, furiher pressurizing volume : -\ngrowth, affecting product pricing and impacting consumer behaviour, particularly since cigarette oo\nconsumption, unilke other tobacco consumption, is price elastic. The continuously rising taxes are oe\nresuiling in a shift in cigarette consumption to cheaper alternatives thal have higher far/nicotine levels. oe\nCoupled with the existing rise in VAT on cigareties from 12.5% to 20% in state budgets, this was another oe\ndiscriminatory blow for the cigarette segment.\nDue fo various issues remaining unresolved amongst various stakehokiers, the earlier deadline of : -\nApril O41, 2010 for GST Implementation stands postponed tN next year The Empowered Committee of oe\nStale Finance Ministers continues consultations on compensation to states, subsurnalion of state taxes, oe\nConstitutional amendments and model fegisiation for GST, amongst other issues. oo\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55206.png": "| gy\n\u2014 : GODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014 - iii} Board Meetings held during the year\nDuring the year 2009-10, seven Board Meetings were held on the following dates: April 25, 2009, May\n\u2014 : 24, 2009, de 80, 2009, July 30, 2009, September 25, 2009, October 31, 2009 and danuary 30, 2010.\n\u2014 : kn addition ip the regular business items, other information as applicable pursuant the requirements under\n\u2014 : the listing Agreement with the Stock Exchanges were placed before the Board.\n- : iv) The details of pecuniary relationship or transactions of the non-executive directors vis-a-\n\u2014 : vis the Company are given below:\n- & No. Name of the director Amount Nature of\n| involved transaction\n| (Rs in lacs)\n1 Mr. RA. Shah & Mr C.M. Maniar 64.45 Payment for professional\noe Senior Partners of Crawford Bayley & Co.) | | services to Crawford Bayley &Co,\nGl (Pw prietor of Bhasin & Co.) | to Bhasin & Co.\n\u2014 : 8 Mx. O.P Vaish 11.08 Payment for professional services\noo (Pelatives of Mr. O.P Vaish are partners in | | to Vaish Associates\n- v) Brief resume, experience and other directorships/ board committee memberships\n\u2014 : As per the Articles of Association of the Company, one-third of the total strength of the Board (ie. three\noo directors at presentnamely Mr R Ramamurthy, Mr. Anup Kothari & Mr. O. P Vaish) shall retire by rotation\noe at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company and being eligible shall be m-appointed\nsubject to shareholder\u2019 approval\nName of the Director : Qualifications : Experience j Names of other companies in\n| Of the Board and membership)\n. i chairmanship of committees P\ni : | of the Board*\n1. Mr R Pamanurhy | BA, BE fom i. He has over 30 years of ich , 1. Manhattan Credits & Hnance Emited\n_ = : Madras University | experience in the legal field 2, Rajputana Infasiracture\n_ = i i Gocluding 25 years experience in j Corporate Limited\n: i | the industry) with expertise in Indirect (3. Gemini Tadelinks limited\n: i | tax matter. : (4, Kashyap Metal & Allied Industries\n_ = i | - (Mc KR Rarsamurthy was appointed as ; Hoted\n= i | a Duector p fill casual vacancy caused 6. \u201cEremium Bidi Company limited\n_ = i i by resignation of Mr S. V. Shanbhag. : (Formerly known as Modi Airways\n_ = i | He bolds office dll the ensuing Annual )  Lrnited)\n: i | Geneml Meeting and is proposed be =| 6. Modicare Limited\n_ . : | appointed as a Director ofthe Company 7, Ramraj Enterprises Tinted\n- . 2. Mr Anup N. Kotha i B Awh, FILA : - Graduated in Architecture from Rarcda 1. nternational Research Park\n: : | University in 1965. | Jaboratories Hmited\n_ = i ie Prceeded tj Sweden where he worked (2, Samkap Chemicals limited\n_ = i i on various types of projects which included ;\n. : : Admanisonton and Bank Building, Group |\n= i i Housing Projects, ete. ;\n. i i - Retumed ip India and joined a leading firm!\n- : i : of Auchitects and have since been closely |\n. : : associated with various projects specially i\n. : : Hnbassion ote, \u00b0 \u00b0 i\ne i |. He isa member of Council of Arhiteckue |\n: | and Indian lnstitate of Architects, :\ni - ie has heen precticing \"Architecture since\nlast 44 years,\n_ 14\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55208.png": "| gy\n\u2014 : GODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014 - iii} Board Meetings held during the year\nDuring the year 2009-10, seven Board Meetings were held on the following dates: April 25, 2009, May\n\u2014 : 24, 2009, de 80, 2009, July 30, 2009, September 25, 2009, October 31, 2009 and danuary 30, 2010.\n\u2014 : kn addition ip the regular business items, other information as applicable pursuant the requirements under\n\u2014 : the listing Agreement with the Stock Exchanges were placed before the Board.\n- : iv) The details of pecuniary relationship or transactions of the non-executive directors vis-a-\n\u2014 : vis the Company are given below:\n- & No. Name of the director Amount Nature of\n| involved transaction\n| (Rs in lacs)\n1 Mr. RA. Shah & Mr C.M. Maniar 64.45 Payment for professional\noe Senior Partners of Crawford Bayley & Co.) | | services to Crawford Bayley &Co,\nGl (Pw prietor of Bhasin & Co.) | to Bhasin & Co.\n\u2014 : 8 Mx. O.P Vaish 11.08 Payment for professional services\noo (Pelatives of Mr. O.P Vaish are partners in | | to Vaish Associates\n- v) Brief resume, experience and other directorships/ board committee memberships\n\u2014 : As per the Articles of Association of the Company, one-third of the total strength of the Board (ie. three\noo directors at presentnamely Mr R Ramamurthy, Mr. Anup Kothari & Mr. O. P Vaish) shall retire by rotation\noe at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company and being eligible shall be m-appointed\nsubject to shareholder\u2019 approval\nName of the Director : Qualifications : Experience j Names of other companies in\n| Of the Board and membership)\n. i chairmanship of committees P\ni : | of the Board*\n1. Mr R Pamanurhy | BA, BE fom i. He has over 30 years of ich , 1. Manhattan Credits & Hnance Emited\n_ = : Madras University | experience in the legal field 2, Rajputana Infasiracture\n_ = i i Gocluding 25 years experience in j Corporate Limited\n: i | the industry) with expertise in Indirect (3. Gemini Tadelinks limited\n: i | tax matter. : (4, Kashyap Metal & Allied Industries\n_ = i | - (Mc KR Rarsamurthy was appointed as ; Hoted\n= i | a Duector p fill casual vacancy caused 6. \u201cEremium Bidi Company limited\n_ = i i by resignation of Mr S. V. Shanbhag. : (Formerly known as Modi Airways\n_ = i | He bolds office dll the ensuing Annual )  Lrnited)\n: i | Geneml Meeting and is proposed be =| 6. Modicare Limited\n_ . : | appointed as a Director ofthe Company 7, Ramraj Enterprises Tinted\n- . 2. Mr Anup N. Kotha i B Awh, FILA : - Graduated in Architecture from Rarcda 1. nternational Research Park\n: : | University in 1965. | Jaboratories Hmited\n_ = i ie Prceeded tj Sweden where he worked (2, Samkap Chemicals limited\n_ = i i on various types of projects which included ;\n. : : Admanisonton and Bank Building, Group |\n= i i Housing Projects, ete. ;\n. i i - Retumed ip India and joined a leading firm!\n- : i : of Auchitects and have since been closely |\n. : : associated with various projects specially i\n. : : Hnbassion ote, \u00b0 \u00b0 i\ne i |. He isa member of Council of Arhiteckue |\n: | and Indian lnstitate of Architects, :\ni - ie has heen precticing \"Architecture since\nlast 44 years,\n_ 14\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55209.png": "| gy\n\u2014 : GODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014 - iii} Board Meetings held during the year\nDuring the year 2009-10, seven Board Meetings were held on the following dates: April 25, 2009, May\n\u2014 : 24, 2009, de 80, 2009, July 30, 2009, September 25, 2009, October 31, 2009 and danuary 30, 2010.\n\u2014 : kn addition ip the regular business items, other information as applicable pursuant the requirements under\n\u2014 : the listing Agreement with the Stock Exchanges were placed before the Board.\n- : iv) The details of pecuniary relationship or transactions of the non-executive directors vis-a-\n\u2014 : vis the Company are given below:\n- & No. Name of the director Amount Nature of\n| involved transaction\n| (Rs in lacs)\n1 Mr. RA. Shah & Mr C.M. Maniar 64.45 Payment for professional\noe Senior Partners of Crawford Bayley & Co.) | | services to Crawford Bayley &Co,\nGl (Pw prietor of Bhasin & Co.) | to Bhasin & Co.\n\u2014 : 8 Mx. O.P Vaish 11.08 Payment for professional services\noo (Pelatives of Mr. O.P Vaish are partners in | | to Vaish Associates\n- v) Brief resume, experience and other directorships/ board committee memberships\n\u2014 : As per the Articles of Association of the Company, one-third of the total strength of the Board (ie. three\noo directors at presentnamely Mr R Ramamurthy, Mr. Anup Kothari & Mr. O. P Vaish) shall retire by rotation\noe at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company and being eligible shall be m-appointed\nsubject to shareholder\u2019 approval\nName of the Director : Qualifications : Experience j Names of other companies in\n| Of the Board and membership)\n. i chairmanship of committees P\ni : | of the Board*\n1. Mr R Pamanurhy | BA, BE fom i. He has over 30 years of ich , 1. Manhattan Credits & Hnance Emited\n_ = : Madras University | experience in the legal field 2, Rajputana Infasiracture\n_ = i i Gocluding 25 years experience in j Corporate Limited\n: i | the industry) with expertise in Indirect (3. Gemini Tadelinks limited\n: i | tax matter. : (4, Kashyap Metal & Allied Industries\n_ = i | - (Mc KR Rarsamurthy was appointed as ; Hoted\n= i | a Duector p fill casual vacancy caused 6. \u201cEremium Bidi Company limited\n_ = i i by resignation of Mr S. V. Shanbhag. : (Formerly known as Modi Airways\n_ = i | He bolds office dll the ensuing Annual )  Lrnited)\n: i | Geneml Meeting and is proposed be =| 6. Modicare Limited\n_ . : | appointed as a Director ofthe Company 7, Ramraj Enterprises Tinted\n- . 2. Mr Anup N. Kotha i B Awh, FILA : - Graduated in Architecture from Rarcda 1. nternational Research Park\n: : | University in 1965. | Jaboratories Hmited\n_ = i ie Prceeded tj Sweden where he worked (2, Samkap Chemicals limited\n_ = i i on various types of projects which included ;\n. : : Admanisonton and Bank Building, Group |\n= i i Housing Projects, ete. ;\n. i i - Retumed ip India and joined a leading firm!\n- : i : of Auchitects and have since been closely |\n. : : associated with various projects specially i\n. : : Hnbassion ote, \u00b0 \u00b0 i\ne i |. He isa member of Council of Arhiteckue |\n: | and Indian lnstitate of Architects, :\ni - ie has heen precticing \"Architecture since\nlast 44 years,\n_ 14\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55210.png": "| gy\n\u2014 : GODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014 - iii} Board Meetings held during the year\nDuring the year 2009-10, seven Board Meetings were held on the following dates: April 25, 2009, May\n\u2014 : 24, 2009, de 80, 2009, July 30, 2009, September 25, 2009, October 31, 2009 and danuary 30, 2010.\n\u2014 : kn addition ip the regular business items, other information as applicable pursuant the requirements under\n\u2014 : the listing Agreement with the Stock Exchanges were placed before the Board.\n- : iv) The details of pecuniary relationship or transactions of the non-executive directors vis-a-\n\u2014 : vis the Company are given below:\n- & No. Name of the director Amount Nature of\n| involved transaction\n| (Rs in lacs)\n1 Mr. RA. Shah & Mr C.M. Maniar 64.45 Payment for professional\noe Senior Partners of Crawford Bayley & Co.) | | services to Crawford Bayley &Co,\nGl (Pw prietor of Bhasin & Co.) | to Bhasin & Co.\n\u2014 : 8 Mx. O.P Vaish 11.08 Payment for professional services\noo (Pelatives of Mr. O.P Vaish are partners in | | to Vaish Associates\n- v) Brief resume, experience and other directorships/ board committee memberships\n\u2014 : As per the Articles of Association of the Company, one-third of the total strength of the Board (ie. three\noo directors at presentnamely Mr R Ramamurthy, Mr. Anup Kothari & Mr. O. P Vaish) shall retire by rotation\noe at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company and being eligible shall be m-appointed\nsubject to shareholder\u2019 approval\nName of the Director : Qualifications : Experience j Names of other companies in\n| Of the Board and membership)\n. i chairmanship of committees P\ni : | of the Board*\n1. Mr R Pamanurhy | BA, BE fom i. He has over 30 years of ich , 1. Manhattan Credits & Hnance Emited\n_ = : Madras University | experience in the legal field 2, Rajputana Infasiracture\n_ = i i Gocluding 25 years experience in j Corporate Limited\n: i | the industry) with expertise in Indirect (3. Gemini Tadelinks limited\n: i | tax matter. : (4, Kashyap Metal & Allied Industries\n_ = i | - (Mc KR Rarsamurthy was appointed as ; Hoted\n= i | a Duector p fill casual vacancy caused 6. \u201cEremium Bidi Company limited\n_ = i i by resignation of Mr S. V. Shanbhag. : (Formerly known as Modi Airways\n_ = i | He bolds office dll the ensuing Annual )  Lrnited)\n: i | Geneml Meeting and is proposed be =| 6. Modicare Limited\n_ . : | appointed as a Director ofthe Company 7, Ramraj Enterprises Tinted\n- . 2. Mr Anup N. Kotha i B Awh, FILA : - Graduated in Architecture from Rarcda 1. nternational Research Park\n: : | University in 1965. | Jaboratories Hmited\n_ = i ie Prceeded tj Sweden where he worked (2, Samkap Chemicals limited\n_ = i i on various types of projects which included ;\n. : : Admanisonton and Bank Building, Group |\n= i i Housing Projects, ete. ;\n. i i - Retumed ip India and joined a leading firm!\n- : i : of Auchitects and have since been closely |\n. : : associated with various projects specially i\n. : : Hnbassion ote, \u00b0 \u00b0 i\ne i |. He isa member of Council of Arhiteckue |\n: | and Indian lnstitate of Architects, :\ni - ie has heen precticing \"Architecture since\nlast 44 years,\n_ 14\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55141.png": "iy\n&\n8\nevra\niPigs\neS (take, By eli Be\n=\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n- \u2014TERDER LIM ETEB\u2014 a\neee eee ee ee eee eee ee een eee enn ee eee ee eee eee eee eee =\nName of the Director | Qualifications | Experience {Names of other companies in\ni iwhich he holds directorship . .\ni (of the Board and membership/ . .\n: ichairmanship of committees .\n3. Mr O.P Vaish BCom, : - Served for 8 years in the Indian Revenue \u2018 1. The India Thermit Corporation :\nMLA. Gibo.), ELM. : Service and for another 8 yearsas Chief | Limited : .\ni (2xation Division), HCCL {2. International Travel House . .\n|. Founded the law firm Vaish Associates, = | Himited . .\ni proprietary firra and is now designated as \u20183\u00b0 py finance & Indusizies :\n: Senior Advocate of the Supreme Cowtof  Himited .\n: India. (The Taw fica was taken over by those \u201c4. Indo Rama Synthetics (dia) : .\ni who were pari of the proprietary firm)  Timnited = .\n: 1, Past President of PAD Chamber of ;\ni Coramene. i =\ni 2. Member, Board of Governom, intemational i\n: Centre for Aliernate Disputes Resolution. i :\ni GCADR. ; .\n| 8. Honomry Besident Intemational Bscal\ni Association - India. i . .\ni 4, Mercber, Advisory Poard of Arcerican India {\ni Foundation. i =\ni \u00a7. Member, Board of Tusiees, Centre for Civil {\ni Society. i =\n6. Member, Board of Govemors, Infemational |\n: Management Institute (MD i . .\n7. Member, Advisory Board, Westem \u2018 . .\n| ptemational University, USA. .\n| 8. PastDieetor of Rotary Intemational and | .\ni past Thtee of Rotary Foundation. i . .\n| 9, Chairman, Rotary Foundation (India) i .\n' 10, Chairman, Rotary Hood Bank, ; . .\ni New Deli i -\n\\ : 11. Member, BCCI Executive Commitize. : ce\n\\ : 12, Goverment Nominee the Institute of j ae\n' i Chartered Accountants of india i ee\n* Excludes directorships in private limited companies, foreign companies, alternate directorships and also -\nmemberships of Managing Committees of various chambers\u2019 bodies. Represents memberships/ chairmanships of oe\nAudit Committee and Shareholders Investors Grievances Committee (excluding private companies). ce\n(vi) Legal Compliances\nPeriodical status of various statutory compliances are put before audit committee and Board from time to time -\nand no material instances of non-compliances were noticed during the financial year. oe\n(vii, Code of Conduct -\n\u2018The Company has a Code of business conduct applicable the Board members and senior management -\nam of the Company. Such Code of conduct is posted on the website of the Company. oe\nAll the Boar] members and senior management team have affirmed compliance with the Code of conduct as . -\nabove for the financial year ended 31% March, 2010. A declaration signed by Mr KK Modi, Resident & oe\nManaging Director as the Chief Executive Officer of the Company is annexed ip this report oe\n3. AUDIT COMMITTEE\n2} Composition and terms of reference oS\n\u2018The Board of Directors of the Company have constituted an Audit Commitiee comprising of three non-executive oS\nindependent directors namely Mr. O. P Vaish, Mr Anup N. Kothari and Mr Ialit Bhasin, in pursuance of the oe\nprovisions of Section 2924 of the Companies Act, 1956. The terms of reference of the Audit Committee cover oe\nall the areas specified in Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956 as well as those specified in clause 49 of oe\nthe Listing Agreement, In pursuance of SEBIs Circular No. SEBY CED\u2019 DI CG/ 1/ 2004/ 12/10 dated 29% oe\nOctober, 2004, the Board of Directors have revised the terms of reference of the committee so as i meet the oe\nrequirements of the amended clause 49. Audit Committee of the Company consists of members who are oe\nfinancially literate and Mr O.P Vaish, Chairman of the Audit Committee possesses accounting and related oe\nfinancial management expertise by virtue of his long experience in the relevant areas. Mr Sanjay Gupta, oe\nCompany Secretary acts as the Secretary to the Conmnittee. oe\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55144.png": "iy\n&\n8\nevra\niPigs\neS (take, By eli Be\n=\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n- \u2014TERDER LIM ETEB\u2014 a\neee eee ee ee eee eee ee een eee enn ee eee ee eee eee eee eee =\nName of the Director | Qualifications | Experience {Names of other companies in\ni iwhich he holds directorship . .\ni (of the Board and membership/ . .\n: ichairmanship of committees .\n3. Mr O.P Vaish BCom, : - Served for 8 years in the Indian Revenue \u2018 1. The India Thermit Corporation :\nMLA. Gibo.), ELM. : Service and for another 8 yearsas Chief | Limited : .\ni (2xation Division), HCCL {2. International Travel House . .\n|. Founded the law firm Vaish Associates, = | Himited . .\ni proprietary firra and is now designated as \u20183\u00b0 py finance & Indusizies :\n: Senior Advocate of the Supreme Cowtof  Himited .\n: India. (The Taw fica was taken over by those \u201c4. Indo Rama Synthetics (dia) : .\ni who were pari of the proprietary firm)  Timnited = .\n: 1, Past President of PAD Chamber of ;\ni Coramene. i =\ni 2. Member, Board of Governom, intemational i\n: Centre for Aliernate Disputes Resolution. i :\ni GCADR. ; .\n| 8. Honomry Besident Intemational Bscal\ni Association - India. i . .\ni 4, Mercber, Advisory Poard of Arcerican India {\ni Foundation. i =\ni \u00a7. Member, Board of Tusiees, Centre for Civil {\ni Society. i =\n6. Member, Board of Govemors, Infemational |\n: Management Institute (MD i . .\n7. Member, Advisory Board, Westem \u2018 . .\n| ptemational University, USA. .\n| 8. PastDieetor of Rotary Intemational and | .\ni past Thtee of Rotary Foundation. i . .\n| 9, Chairman, Rotary Foundation (India) i .\n' 10, Chairman, Rotary Hood Bank, ; . .\ni New Deli i -\n\\ : 11. Member, BCCI Executive Commitize. : ce\n\\ : 12, Goverment Nominee the Institute of j ae\n' i Chartered Accountants of india i ee\n* Excludes directorships in private limited companies, foreign companies, alternate directorships and also -\nmemberships of Managing Committees of various chambers\u2019 bodies. Represents memberships/ chairmanships of oe\nAudit Committee and Shareholders Investors Grievances Committee (excluding private companies). ce\n(vi) Legal Compliances\nPeriodical status of various statutory compliances are put before audit committee and Board from time to time -\nand no material instances of non-compliances were noticed during the financial year. oe\n(vii, Code of Conduct -\n\u2018The Company has a Code of business conduct applicable the Board members and senior management -\nam of the Company. Such Code of conduct is posted on the website of the Company. oe\nAll the Boar] members and senior management team have affirmed compliance with the Code of conduct as . -\nabove for the financial year ended 31% March, 2010. A declaration signed by Mr KK Modi, Resident & oe\nManaging Director as the Chief Executive Officer of the Company is annexed ip this report oe\n3. AUDIT COMMITTEE\n2} Composition and terms of reference oS\n\u2018The Board of Directors of the Company have constituted an Audit Commitiee comprising of three non-executive oS\nindependent directors namely Mr. O. P Vaish, Mr Anup N. Kothari and Mr Ialit Bhasin, in pursuance of the oe\nprovisions of Section 2924 of the Companies Act, 1956. The terms of reference of the Audit Committee cover oe\nall the areas specified in Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956 as well as those specified in clause 49 of oe\nthe Listing Agreement, In pursuance of SEBIs Circular No. SEBY CED\u2019 DI CG/ 1/ 2004/ 12/10 dated 29% oe\nOctober, 2004, the Board of Directors have revised the terms of reference of the committee so as i meet the oe\nrequirements of the amended clause 49. Audit Committee of the Company consists of members who are oe\nfinancially literate and Mr O.P Vaish, Chairman of the Audit Committee possesses accounting and related oe\nfinancial management expertise by virtue of his long experience in the relevant areas. Mr Sanjay Gupta, oe\nCompany Secretary acts as the Secretary to the Conmnittee. oe\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55149.png": "iy\n&\n8\nevra\niPigs\neS (take, By eli Be\n=\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n- \u2014TERDER LIM ETEB\u2014 a\neee eee ee ee eee eee ee een eee enn ee eee ee eee eee eee eee =\nName of the Director | Qualifications | Experience {Names of other companies in\ni iwhich he holds directorship . .\ni (of the Board and membership/ . .\n: ichairmanship of committees .\n3. Mr O.P Vaish BCom, : - Served for 8 years in the Indian Revenue \u2018 1. The India Thermit Corporation :\nMLA. Gibo.), ELM. : Service and for another 8 yearsas Chief | Limited : .\ni (2xation Division), HCCL {2. International Travel House . .\n|. Founded the law firm Vaish Associates, = | Himited . .\ni proprietary firra and is now designated as \u20183\u00b0 py finance & Indusizies :\n: Senior Advocate of the Supreme Cowtof  Himited .\n: India. (The Taw fica was taken over by those \u201c4. Indo Rama Synthetics (dia) : .\ni who were pari of the proprietary firm)  Timnited = .\n: 1, Past President of PAD Chamber of ;\ni Coramene. i =\ni 2. Member, Board of Governom, intemational i\n: Centre for Aliernate Disputes Resolution. i :\ni GCADR. ; .\n| 8. Honomry Besident Intemational Bscal\ni Association - India. i . .\ni 4, Mercber, Advisory Poard of Arcerican India {\ni Foundation. i =\ni \u00a7. Member, Board of Tusiees, Centre for Civil {\ni Society. i =\n6. Member, Board of Govemors, Infemational |\n: Management Institute (MD i . .\n7. Member, Advisory Board, Westem \u2018 . .\n| ptemational University, USA. .\n| 8. PastDieetor of Rotary Intemational and | .\ni past Thtee of Rotary Foundation. i . .\n| 9, Chairman, Rotary Foundation (India) i .\n' 10, Chairman, Rotary Hood Bank, ; . .\ni New Deli i -\n\\ : 11. Member, BCCI Executive Commitize. : ce\n\\ : 12, Goverment Nominee the Institute of j ae\n' i Chartered Accountants of india i ee\n* Excludes directorships in private limited companies, foreign companies, alternate directorships and also -\nmemberships of Managing Committees of various chambers\u2019 bodies. Represents memberships/ chairmanships of oe\nAudit Committee and Shareholders Investors Grievances Committee (excluding private companies). ce\n(vi) Legal Compliances\nPeriodical status of various statutory compliances are put before audit committee and Board from time to time -\nand no material instances of non-compliances were noticed during the financial year. oe\n(vii, Code of Conduct -\n\u2018The Company has a Code of business conduct applicable the Board members and senior management -\nam of the Company. Such Code of conduct is posted on the website of the Company. oe\nAll the Boar] members and senior management team have affirmed compliance with the Code of conduct as . -\nabove for the financial year ended 31% March, 2010. A declaration signed by Mr KK Modi, Resident & oe\nManaging Director as the Chief Executive Officer of the Company is annexed ip this report oe\n3. AUDIT COMMITTEE\n2} Composition and terms of reference oS\n\u2018The Board of Directors of the Company have constituted an Audit Commitiee comprising of three non-executive oS\nindependent directors namely Mr. O. P Vaish, Mr Anup N. Kothari and Mr Ialit Bhasin, in pursuance of the oe\nprovisions of Section 2924 of the Companies Act, 1956. The terms of reference of the Audit Committee cover oe\nall the areas specified in Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956 as well as those specified in clause 49 of oe\nthe Listing Agreement, In pursuance of SEBIs Circular No. SEBY CED\u2019 DI CG/ 1/ 2004/ 12/10 dated 29% oe\nOctober, 2004, the Board of Directors have revised the terms of reference of the committee so as i meet the oe\nrequirements of the amended clause 49. Audit Committee of the Company consists of members who are oe\nfinancially literate and Mr O.P Vaish, Chairman of the Audit Committee possesses accounting and related oe\nfinancial management expertise by virtue of his long experience in the relevant areas. Mr Sanjay Gupta, oe\nCompany Secretary acts as the Secretary to the Conmnittee. oe\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55429.png": "ay\nA\npong\nee ores eli bh\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\nER DER LIRETES\u2014 .\n(GC) Board Disclosures ~ Risk management\n.\n\u2018The Company being anold established organization, has in place builtin internal control systems for assessing\nand mitigating elements of risks in relation to its operations, The departuental heads are reasonably alive of\nthis aspect in their day to day functioning. However, with a view to apprise the Boant of Directors of the risk\nmanagement procedures and the steps to minimize/ eliminate the same ina structed manner, the Company :\nhas formulated a Risk Profile and Risk Register, listing out various risks and mitigating factors, which was\nplaced before the Board from time to time.\n=\n(DB) Proceeds from public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. -\n.\n\u2018The Company did not raise any finds through public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. during the\n: .\nyear, . -\n6. REMUNERATION TO DIRECTORS\n.\n@ Remuneration policy Co\n=\n\u2018The Company has notconstituted any Renumeration Commitiee. The remuneration to be paid to the Managing/\nExecutive/ W hole-ime Directors is decided by the Board and reconomended for approval by the shareholders\natthe Annual General Meeting. The Non-Executive Directors do not draw any remuneration from the Company\nother than the payment of sitting fee of Rs. 20,000/ - foreach meeting of the Board and the Board Conmntitee :\nattended by them. As per provisions of the Articles of Association of the Company, the overall payment of\nsitting fees to a director for attending the Board and Committee meetings shall not exceed Rs.8 lacs in a\nfinancial year\n=\nii) Detalls of remuneration to the directors . .\n(Amount in Rs.)\n\u2018 \u2018 : : .\nName of the (Salary and: Perquisites| Commission | Sitting Fees Total\nDirector : Other. \u2018 \u201cBoard! Committee |\n| Allowances\u2019 : Meetings oo\nMr RA. Shah Nil. Nil Ni 140,000, 140,000\nMr KK Modi* | 10,895,161: 89,600| 8,526,879 | Nili 19,461,640 oo\nMr. S. V. Shanbhag? 212,000: 41,418) Nil i Nil 258,418 oe\nMr R Ramamurhy 4,548,387, 25,106 | Nil | Nill 4,578,498\nMr Talit Bhasin : Nil: Nil Nil | 240,000 240,000 oo\nMr Anup N. Kothari: Nil: Nil Nil i 220,000 220,000 oe\nMr: Lalit Kumar Modi\u2019 1,500,000 2,018,831, 1,500,000 | Nil) 5,018,881\nMr C.M. Maniar : Nil: Nil Nil | 160,000 160,000 oo\nMr. Samir Kumar Modi? 1,500,000: 2,196,683, 1,500,000 | Nil 5,196,683 eS\nBal \u201d\u201d*~*~*~*~\u00abiB HGH 4,321,838 11,526,879 960,000 35,463,615\n* excludes incremental lability for gratuity and compensated absences which are actuarially determined on\nan overall basis. oo\nili) Details of service contract, notice period, severance fees etc. of directors\n\"The Company has service contract with Mr KK Modi, President & Managing Director fora period of three : -\nyears with effect fom August 14, 2009. The notice period is six calendar months by either parly. No oe\nseverance fees is payable to him Besides fixed salary, Mr K K Modi is also entifed to paymentof performance oo\nlinked incentive in the form of commission @ 2% of the net profits of the Company computed in the manner oe\nlaid down under Sections 349, 350 and 351 of the Companies Act, 1956, subjectto a ceiling of Rs. 100 oe\nThe Company had service contract with Mr. S.V. Shanbhag, Whole-ime Director for a period of three years . -\nwith effect from October 1, 2007. He resigned from the directorship of the Company w.e.f 31\" dily, 2009 ce\nand consequently, he also ceased tp be Whole-time Director .\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55430.png": "ay\nA\npong\nee ores eli bh\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\nER DER LIRETES\u2014 .\n(GC) Board Disclosures ~ Risk management\n.\n\u2018The Company being anold established organization, has in place builtin internal control systems for assessing\nand mitigating elements of risks in relation to its operations, The departuental heads are reasonably alive of\nthis aspect in their day to day functioning. However, with a view to apprise the Boant of Directors of the risk\nmanagement procedures and the steps to minimize/ eliminate the same ina structed manner, the Company :\nhas formulated a Risk Profile and Risk Register, listing out various risks and mitigating factors, which was\nplaced before the Board from time to time.\n=\n(DB) Proceeds from public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. -\n.\n\u2018The Company did not raise any finds through public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. during the\n: .\nyear, . -\n6. REMUNERATION TO DIRECTORS\n.\n@ Remuneration policy Co\n=\n\u2018The Company has notconstituted any Renumeration Commitiee. The remuneration to be paid to the Managing/\nExecutive/ W hole-ime Directors is decided by the Board and reconomended for approval by the shareholders\natthe Annual General Meeting. The Non-Executive Directors do not draw any remuneration from the Company\nother than the payment of sitting fee of Rs. 20,000/ - foreach meeting of the Board and the Board Conmntitee :\nattended by them. As per provisions of the Articles of Association of the Company, the overall payment of\nsitting fees to a director for attending the Board and Committee meetings shall not exceed Rs.8 lacs in a\nfinancial year\n=\nii) Detalls of remuneration to the directors . .\n(Amount in Rs.)\n\u2018 \u2018 : : .\nName of the (Salary and: Perquisites| Commission | Sitting Fees Total\nDirector : Other. \u2018 \u201cBoard! Committee |\n| Allowances\u2019 : Meetings oo\nMr RA. Shah Nil. Nil Ni 140,000, 140,000\nMr KK Modi* | 10,895,161: 89,600| 8,526,879 | Nili 19,461,640 oo\nMr. S. V. Shanbhag? 212,000: 41,418) Nil i Nil 258,418 oe\nMr R Ramamurhy 4,548,387, 25,106 | Nil | Nill 4,578,498\nMr Talit Bhasin : Nil: Nil Nil | 240,000 240,000 oo\nMr Anup N. Kothari: Nil: Nil Nil i 220,000 220,000 oe\nMr: Lalit Kumar Modi\u2019 1,500,000 2,018,831, 1,500,000 | Nil) 5,018,881\nMr C.M. Maniar : Nil: Nil Nil | 160,000 160,000 oo\nMr. Samir Kumar Modi? 1,500,000: 2,196,683, 1,500,000 | Nil 5,196,683 eS\nBal \u201d\u201d*~*~*~*~\u00abiB HGH 4,321,838 11,526,879 960,000 35,463,615\n* excludes incremental lability for gratuity and compensated absences which are actuarially determined on\nan overall basis. oo\nili) Details of service contract, notice period, severance fees etc. of directors\n\"The Company has service contract with Mr KK Modi, President & Managing Director fora period of three : -\nyears with effect fom August 14, 2009. The notice period is six calendar months by either parly. No oe\nseverance fees is payable to him Besides fixed salary, Mr K K Modi is also entifed to paymentof performance oo\nlinked incentive in the form of commission @ 2% of the net profits of the Company computed in the manner oe\nlaid down under Sections 349, 350 and 351 of the Companies Act, 1956, subjectto a ceiling of Rs. 100 oe\nThe Company had service contract with Mr. S.V. Shanbhag, Whole-ime Director for a period of three years . -\nwith effect from October 1, 2007. He resigned from the directorship of the Company w.e.f 31\" dily, 2009 ce\nand consequently, he also ceased tp be Whole-time Director .\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55431.png": "ay\nA\npong\nee ores eli bh\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\nER DER LIRETES\u2014 .\n(GC) Board Disclosures ~ Risk management\n.\n\u2018The Company being anold established organization, has in place builtin internal control systems for assessing\nand mitigating elements of risks in relation to its operations, The departuental heads are reasonably alive of\nthis aspect in their day to day functioning. However, with a view to apprise the Boant of Directors of the risk\nmanagement procedures and the steps to minimize/ eliminate the same ina structed manner, the Company :\nhas formulated a Risk Profile and Risk Register, listing out various risks and mitigating factors, which was\nplaced before the Board from time to time.\n=\n(DB) Proceeds from public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. -\n.\n\u2018The Company did not raise any finds through public issues, right issues, preferential issues, etc. during the\n: .\nyear, . -\n6. REMUNERATION TO DIRECTORS\n.\n@ Remuneration policy Co\n=\n\u2018The Company has notconstituted any Renumeration Commitiee. The remuneration to be paid to the Managing/\nExecutive/ W hole-ime Directors is decided by the Board and reconomended for approval by the shareholders\natthe Annual General Meeting. The Non-Executive Directors do not draw any remuneration from the Company\nother than the payment of sitting fee of Rs. 20,000/ - foreach meeting of the Board and the Board Conmntitee :\nattended by them. As per provisions of the Articles of Association of the Company, the overall payment of\nsitting fees to a director for attending the Board and Committee meetings shall not exceed Rs.8 lacs in a\nfinancial year\n=\nii) Detalls of remuneration to the directors . .\n(Amount in Rs.)\n\u2018 \u2018 : : .\nName of the (Salary and: Perquisites| Commission | Sitting Fees Total\nDirector : Other. \u2018 \u201cBoard! Committee |\n| Allowances\u2019 : Meetings oo\nMr RA. Shah Nil. Nil Ni 140,000, 140,000\nMr KK Modi* | 10,895,161: 89,600| 8,526,879 | Nili 19,461,640 oo\nMr. S. V. Shanbhag? 212,000: 41,418) Nil i Nil 258,418 oe\nMr R Ramamurhy 4,548,387, 25,106 | Nil | Nill 4,578,498\nMr Talit Bhasin : Nil: Nil Nil | 240,000 240,000 oo\nMr Anup N. Kothari: Nil: Nil Nil i 220,000 220,000 oe\nMr: Lalit Kumar Modi\u2019 1,500,000 2,018,831, 1,500,000 | Nil) 5,018,881\nMr C.M. Maniar : Nil: Nil Nil | 160,000 160,000 oo\nMr. Samir Kumar Modi? 1,500,000: 2,196,683, 1,500,000 | Nil 5,196,683 eS\nBal \u201d\u201d*~*~*~*~\u00abiB HGH 4,321,838 11,526,879 960,000 35,463,615\n* excludes incremental lability for gratuity and compensated absences which are actuarially determined on\nan overall basis. oo\nili) Details of service contract, notice period, severance fees etc. of directors\n\"The Company has service contract with Mr KK Modi, President & Managing Director fora period of three : -\nyears with effect fom August 14, 2009. The notice period is six calendar months by either parly. No oe\nseverance fees is payable to him Besides fixed salary, Mr K K Modi is also entifed to paymentof performance oo\nlinked incentive in the form of commission @ 2% of the net profits of the Company computed in the manner oe\nlaid down under Sections 349, 350 and 351 of the Companies Act, 1956, subjectto a ceiling of Rs. 100 oe\nThe Company had service contract with Mr. S.V. Shanbhag, Whole-ime Director for a period of three years . -\nwith effect from October 1, 2007. He resigned from the directorship of the Company w.e.f 31\" dily, 2009 ce\nand consequently, he also ceased tp be Whole-time Director .\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55387.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55388.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55390.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55392.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55395.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55396.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55397.png": "Ee\nCorns\nRupees in lacs\n_Forthe year for the vear\nended ended\n813.2010 31.38.2009\nSCHEDULE 15 - Manufacturing and other expenses* : \u2018\n: \u2018 .\nSalaries, wages and bonus : 8638.41 | 7513.81\nContribution to provident and other fimds : 615.00 | 492.20\nGneluding administrative charges) : \\ :\nWorkmen and staff welfare expenses i 792.07 | 660.81\nContribution to gratuity and superannuction fund : 540.15 | 743.05 . .\nConsumption of stores and spare parts ; $8.92 | 30.04 : .\n0 \u00a7 S 3 Ss . 30.04 . -\nPower and fuel : 872.31 | 848.95 .\nRepairs and maintenance ~ Buildings : 168.06 | 192.76 . .\n- Machinery 574.83 279.12\n- Others 337.35 | 287.56\nRent (including Bs.Nil ; previous year Rs. 17.02 lacs to a :\nsubsidiary company) 1269.67 | 1182.77\nRates and taxes / 3005.82 | 2839.34\nInsurance 359.88 | 319.08 TC\nReight and cartage 1690.95 | 1494.21 .\nTegal and professional expenses : 4446.98 i 3333.62 :\nAuditors\u2019 remuneration i S147 | 93.89\nInterest - Fixed loans 633.64. 434.49\n- Others : 56.33 | 151.69 TC\nCash discount : 127.57 | 102.15\nCoromission paid to other than sole selling agents : 489.07 | 347.53 :\nAdvertising and sales promotion | 19784.97 | 14613.34\nSelling and distribution expenses : 3453.23 2104.90 oe\n\u2018Havelling and conveyance i 2425.80 2164.80 ee\nDonations : 161.97 152.74 oe\nBad debis and advances written off : 59.25 1.38 oe\nFixed assets writen off : 124.04 153.47 oe\njoss on sale of fixed assets : 100.87 44.41 oe\nProvision for diminution in the value of other long term investments : - 330.00 ee\n\u2018Echnical services fee and wyalty : 883.71 834.94 oe\nMiscellaneous expenses : 5778.20 6576.10 oe\n\u2014 56640.22  ~48272.59\nfa) Consumption of stores and spare parts has been computed afler | oe\ndedueting the amount of spare parts charged to repairs and : oe\nmaintenance - machinery : 413.55 210.45 oe\n(b) Insurance has been computed after deducting the amountfor oe\ntransit insurance charged ip raw and packing materials, stores, etc. | - 13.56 oe\n* Excludes pre-operative expenses charged to capitalaccoumtsas oe\nper details below : : oe\ni) Salaries, wages and bonus : 55.95 10.98 oe\nGi Contribution to provident and other finds : 3.49 0.73 oe\nii) Workmen and staff welfare expenses : 4.91 0.54 oe\n(iv)  Consuroption of stores and spare parts : 6.59 0.02 ee\n@) Power and fuel : 15.73 4.26 oe\n(vi) Repairs and maintenance - others : 7.88 0.04 oe\nwu) Bw 0.78 -\n(viii) Rates and taxes 7.84 4.82\nGx} legal and professional expenses : 24.83 8.09 ee\n(}  \u2018Havelling and conveyance : 20.85 5.83 oe\n(si) Miscellaneous expenses : 40.68 17.74 oo\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_54526.png": "eee\n\nes |\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\nER DER LIRETES\u2014 oS\n8\n\nSCHEDULE 16 \u2014 Noles to the accounts (contd.)\n\nvi) Income-tax\nProvision for income-ax is based on the assessable profits computed in accordance with the provisions\nof the Income-ax Act, 1961.\nDeferred tax is recognised, subject to the consideration of prudence, on timing differences, being the\ndifferences between taxable income and accounting income thatoriginate in one period and are capable\nof reversal in one or more subsequent periods.\n\n8\n\nvii) Proposed dividends\nDividends proposed by the directors as appropriation of profits are provided for in the books of account, : .\npending approval of shareholders at the annual general meeting.\n\n.\nviii)Research and development expenditure\nResearch and development expenditure is charged to revenue under the natural heads of account in the\nyear in which it is incurred.\n\n.\n\nix) Foreign currency transactions\n\u2018Transactions in foreign currency are recorded atthe exchange rates prevailing atthe time of transactions. : .\nGains/ losses on setilement of the transactions are taken to the profit and loss account. The monetary . .\nitems are translated at the year end rates and the gains/ losses are taken to the profit and logs account.\n\u2018The difference between the forward rate and the exchange rate at the date of the forward contract\ntransaction is recognised as income or expense over the life of the contract in the profitand loss account.\nThe exchange difference on such contracts ie. difference between the exchange rate at the reporting /\nsetflernent date and the exchange rate on the dat of inception of the contract/ the last mporting date, is\nrecognised as income or expense for the period. a -\n\n| For the year for the year oo\n\n2. REMUNERATION OF DIRECTORS\nSalaries* \u2018 486.55 | 126.18 ce\nCommission i 115.27 | 90.00 oo\nSitting fees i 9.60 | LL.20 : -\n\n354.64 270.43 oo\n*excludes incremental liability for gratuity and compensated \u2018\nabsences which are actuarially determined on an overall basis. i : oo\n\nb) Computation of director? commission and net profit in : -\naccordance with Section 198 of the Companies Act, 1956 \u2018 -\nPofit before taxation _-16739.57 | 16590.64\nDirectors\u2019 remuneration : 354.64 \u2014 270.48 oo\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long tem investments | (2230.04) (2653.41) ce\nBad debts and advances written off against provision \u2018 (13.75) | -\nProvision for doubtful debis and advances written back i (0.20) | : oo\n\n| \u00a54850.22 | 14207.66 eS\n\nMaximum commission payable the three ce\nworking Directors @ 4% of the above profit \u2018 594.00 | 568.31 ce\nRestricted to \u2018 115.27 | 90.00\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55327.png": "- or\n:\n\u2018\n_ =\n\u2014 : : 3 i\nLh efin 20 a 18\n: : \u201c \u201c xed ning na one\n| oe os ee ene eae uari\n_ :\n: nnd 16 loovs uation \u2014\n: a of the sone a oe\na ve of fam given val oe\n_ . B ag ge\n| } Ch e re! on\n_ a nani\nchang\n_ e Pe esi Wi in : 3 :\n9 Ml t year ( ne in\n: % an 8 ar Fu we\n: : . ' p a 23 nd spe\ne Ponti cet of bles 3 of e i years ee i nt :\n: = i miplo No $ & r fi ent: Be\n= yee i A th 7% rst 4 ious\n| ) Ch sent Lig Ost . \u2018 . } :\n: | tarot aantan year\n| 3 puigatl me r To P. ag 1%\n| ming \\ 1 , i voor | Bore 1\n| 1.0 7.5 % iN it\n| 2 ea . an gate of th o y 0% : on Ma nen \u00a35\ne oe al hen oy a tu . ; |\n\u2014 ati = :\nfair. ath ai 4 se \u00b0\nD) Ex el aid ie a pla end 6 .\nce hue \u2018id cel 8) 01 asatt ne :\n\u2014 = ive a 7 ne Ss eC | 3\n\u00e9 Be: , 7.5 ie\n_ . N 9 pl d pla 6 t yes\n_ et f f n na sinning sar . :\n} : = _ se 0 hee : cs 8 years\n: : . | oe 8 Be ars\n| 2 : * yea \\ 9238 i SvioU\n2 = . erb e end ar ee 136 iS yea\ne g ic ne of ized \u00b0\nSp Se nt e :\n= : \" : va ey ' aos : 61\n| 2 ye : i : L 0.\n| G) Bel Dep Bo ritie \u201cse \" - :\n| z \" fp 2 33465\n- @ pen Sche nee lan '\n_ \u00b0 Comat mes she asse one os : .\n| \u00b0 ie et (B is so | \u201c\nms -cogniz C+ ' a 75. 2 26\n3 B ret 08 ice ed D} ' 3 64 .38 :\n. 3 Bs cet zed int 64.82) 2052\n= * he pr ; 15 11.0\nve vain oft \\ &. : ia\n5\n/ 3 6 0838\nS essnsues 2\nourc eens i\n: https eens :\n\u2018/ww eee | = :\nAn seseeeee :\n. Laas |\nus fe see\ntryd 50 wl \" :\noO oe : :\nc a : .\num nese : : :\nen asssoee oh07 |\nts.uc 307.14 | : :\n07.14 :\n- 22.86", "img_55328.png": "- or\n:\n\u2018\n_ =\n\u2014 : : 3 i\nLh efin 20 a 18\n: : \u201c \u201c xed ning na one\n| oe os ee ene eae uari\n_ :\n: nnd 16 loovs uation \u2014\n: a of the sone a oe\na ve of fam given val oe\n_ . B ag ge\n| } Ch e re! on\n_ a nani\nchang\n_ e Pe esi Wi in : 3 :\n9 Ml t year ( ne in\n: % an 8 ar Fu we\n: : . ' p a 23 nd spe\ne Ponti cet of bles 3 of e i years ee i nt :\n: = i miplo No $ & r fi ent: Be\n= yee i A th 7% rst 4 ious\n| ) Ch sent Lig Ost . \u2018 . } :\n: | tarot aantan year\n| 3 puigatl me r To P. ag 1%\n| ming \\ 1 , i voor | Bore 1\n| 1.0 7.5 % iN it\n| 2 ea . an gate of th o y 0% : on Ma nen \u00a35\ne oe al hen oy a tu . ; |\n\u2014 ati = :\nfair. ath ai 4 se \u00b0\nD) Ex el aid ie a pla end 6 .\nce hue \u2018id cel 8) 01 asatt ne :\n\u2014 = ive a 7 ne Ss eC | 3\n\u00e9 Be: , 7.5 ie\n_ . N 9 pl d pla 6 t yes\n_ et f f n na sinning sar . :\n} : = _ se 0 hee : cs 8 years\n: : . | oe 8 Be ars\n| 2 : * yea \\ 9238 i SvioU\n2 = . erb e end ar ee 136 iS yea\ne g ic ne of ized \u00b0\nSp Se nt e :\n= : \" : va ey ' aos : 61\n| 2 ye : i : L 0.\n| G) Bel Dep Bo ritie \u201cse \" - :\n| z \" fp 2 33465\n- @ pen Sche nee lan '\n_ \u00b0 Comat mes she asse one os : .\n| \u00b0 ie et (B is so | \u201c\nms -cogniz C+ ' a 75. 2 26\n3 B ret 08 ice ed D} ' 3 64 .38 :\n. 3 Bs cet zed int 64.82) 2052\n= * he pr ; 15 11.0\nve vain oft \\ &. : ia\n5\n/ 3 6 0838\nS essnsues 2\nourc eens i\n: https eens :\n\u2018/ww eee | = :\nAn seseeeee :\n. Laas |\nus fe see\ntryd 50 wl \" :\noO oe : :\nc a : .\num nese : : :\nen asssoee oh07 |\nts.uc 307.14 | : :\n07.14 :\n- 22.86", "img_55329.png": "- or\n:\n\u2018\n_ =\n\u2014 : : 3 i\nLh efin 20 a 18\n: : \u201c \u201c xed ning na one\n| oe os ee ene eae uari\n_ :\n: nnd 16 loovs uation \u2014\n: a of the sone a oe\na ve of fam given val oe\n_ . B ag ge\n| } Ch e re! on\n_ a nani\nchang\n_ e Pe esi Wi in : 3 :\n9 Ml t year ( ne in\n: % an 8 ar Fu we\n: : . ' p a 23 nd spe\ne Ponti cet of bles 3 of e i years ee i nt :\n: = i miplo No $ & r fi ent: Be\n= yee i A th 7% rst 4 ious\n| ) Ch sent Lig Ost . \u2018 . } :\n: | tarot aantan year\n| 3 puigatl me r To P. ag 1%\n| ming \\ 1 , i voor | Bore 1\n| 1.0 7.5 % iN it\n| 2 ea . an gate of th o y 0% : on Ma nen \u00a35\ne oe al hen oy a tu . ; |\n\u2014 ati = :\nfair. ath ai 4 se \u00b0\nD) Ex el aid ie a pla end 6 .\nce hue \u2018id cel 8) 01 asatt ne :\n\u2014 = ive a 7 ne Ss eC | 3\n\u00e9 Be: , 7.5 ie\n_ . N 9 pl d pla 6 t yes\n_ et f f n na sinning sar . :\n} : = _ se 0 hee : cs 8 years\n: : . | oe 8 Be ars\n| 2 : * yea \\ 9238 i SvioU\n2 = . erb e end ar ee 136 iS yea\ne g ic ne of ized \u00b0\nSp Se nt e :\n= : \" : va ey ' aos : 61\n| 2 ye : i : L 0.\n| G) Bel Dep Bo ritie \u201cse \" - :\n| z \" fp 2 33465\n- @ pen Sche nee lan '\n_ \u00b0 Comat mes she asse one os : .\n| \u00b0 ie et (B is so | \u201c\nms -cogniz C+ ' a 75. 2 26\n3 B ret 08 ice ed D} ' 3 64 .38 :\n. 3 Bs cet zed int 64.82) 2052\n= * he pr ; 15 11.0\nve vain oft \\ &. : ia\n5\n/ 3 6 0838\nS essnsues 2\nourc eens i\n: https eens :\n\u2018/ww eee | = :\nAn seseeeee :\n. Laas |\nus fe see\ntryd 50 wl \" :\noO oe : :\nc a : .\num nese : : :\nen asssoee oh07 |\nts.uc 307.14 | : :\n07.14 :\n- 22.86", "img_56268.png": "| gk\n\n| coprrey pamurs\n\nte iaeres\u2014\n\nae\n\n(313.2010 \u2014-41,3.2009\n\nSCHEDULE \u00a9 - Loans and advances\n\n- Unsecwed, considered good, unless otherwise sinted: |\n\noo Advances recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received* 9 \u00ab6778.40 | 5651.22\n\na Inter corporate deposits : 50.00 | 160.06\n\noe With excise and customs on current\u2019 cenvat accounts : 488.739 | 824.22\n\noe Income-ax recoverable 744.03 | __ 4194.31\n\n| : 8058.22 7769.75\n\noo i) Bs.8.08 lacs (previous year Rs.11.07 lacs) due from officer\u2019 directors of the Group. Maximum amount\n\noe due during the year Rs.11.07 lacs (previous year Bs.11.07 lacs).\n\noe ii) Bs.0.42 (previous year Rs.Nil) due fom Indofil Organic Industries limited, a company under the same\n\n\u2014 : management, Maximum amoumt due during the year Rs.0.42 lac (previous year Bs.0.87 lac).\n\nSCHEDULE 10 - Current liabilities\n\noe Dues of micro and small enterprises : W18.43 0 | 84.538\n\n8 Dues of other than micro and small enterprises | 21163.61 | 24025.08\n\noe Inbrest acerued but not due on loans and deposits | 178.63 | 93.89.\n\n\u2014 . # Sundry creditors do not include any amounts outstanding as on March 31, 2010 which are required to be\n= credited ip the Investor Education and Protection Fund.\n\nSCHEDULE 11 - Provisi\n\n- Provisions\n\n_ = Proposed dividend | 2699.70 | 2529.70\n\nCorporate dividend tax 481.78 441.82\n\noe \u2018zation (et of payments) : 786.66 | 793.20\n\n_ . Provision for compensated absences i 3003.54 : 2678.38\n\n| Provision for gratuity 213.27 639.12\n= . :\n\nSCHEDULE 12 - Deterred taxation\n\n. Deferred tax liabilities\n\n- Accelerated depreciation | 1853.19 1633.86\n\n| - Capital gains 44.27 | 45.31\n= - Others PSOE\n\n: 1936.57 1679.17\n\n- . Deferred tax assets : i\n\n- . - Accrued expenses deductible on payment : 1672.16 j 1352.13\n= - Others i AZAT | 452.07\n\n_ _ | \u201cTFisex \u00a9 ~T30420\n\nDeferred tax (assetsy liabilities - net | \u201cbares | 25.03)\n\n_ 16\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_56269.png": "| gk\n\n| coprrey pamurs\n\nte iaeres\u2014\n\nae\n\n(313.2010 \u2014-41,3.2009\n\nSCHEDULE \u00a9 - Loans and advances\n\n- Unsecwed, considered good, unless otherwise sinted: |\n\noo Advances recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received* 9 \u00ab6778.40 | 5651.22\n\na Inter corporate deposits : 50.00 | 160.06\n\noe With excise and customs on current\u2019 cenvat accounts : 488.739 | 824.22\n\noe Income-ax recoverable 744.03 | __ 4194.31\n\n| : 8058.22 7769.75\n\noo i) Bs.8.08 lacs (previous year Rs.11.07 lacs) due from officer\u2019 directors of the Group. Maximum amount\n\noe due during the year Rs.11.07 lacs (previous year Bs.11.07 lacs).\n\noe ii) Bs.0.42 (previous year Rs.Nil) due fom Indofil Organic Industries limited, a company under the same\n\n\u2014 : management, Maximum amoumt due during the year Rs.0.42 lac (previous year Bs.0.87 lac).\n\nSCHEDULE 10 - Current liabilities\n\noe Dues of micro and small enterprises : W18.43 0 | 84.538\n\n8 Dues of other than micro and small enterprises | 21163.61 | 24025.08\n\noe Inbrest acerued but not due on loans and deposits | 178.63 | 93.89.\n\n\u2014 . # Sundry creditors do not include any amounts outstanding as on March 31, 2010 which are required to be\n= credited ip the Investor Education and Protection Fund.\n\nSCHEDULE 11 - Provisi\n\n- Provisions\n\n_ = Proposed dividend | 2699.70 | 2529.70\n\nCorporate dividend tax 481.78 441.82\n\noe \u2018zation (et of payments) : 786.66 | 793.20\n\n_ . Provision for compensated absences i 3003.54 : 2678.38\n\n| Provision for gratuity 213.27 639.12\n= . :\n\nSCHEDULE 12 - Deterred taxation\n\n. Deferred tax liabilities\n\n- Accelerated depreciation | 1853.19 1633.86\n\n| - Capital gains 44.27 | 45.31\n= - Others PSOE\n\n: 1936.57 1679.17\n\n- . Deferred tax assets : i\n\n- . - Accrued expenses deductible on payment : 1672.16 j 1352.13\n= - Others i AZAT | 452.07\n\n_ _ | \u201cTFisex \u00a9 ~T30420\n\nDeferred tax (assetsy liabilities - net | \u201cbares | 25.03)\n\n_ 16\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_56270.png": "| gk\n\n| coprrey pamurs\n\nte iaeres\u2014\n\nae\n\n(313.2010 \u2014-41,3.2009\n\nSCHEDULE \u00a9 - Loans and advances\n\n- Unsecwed, considered good, unless otherwise sinted: |\n\noo Advances recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received* 9 \u00ab6778.40 | 5651.22\n\na Inter corporate deposits : 50.00 | 160.06\n\noe With excise and customs on current\u2019 cenvat accounts : 488.739 | 824.22\n\noe Income-ax recoverable 744.03 | __ 4194.31\n\n| : 8058.22 7769.75\n\noo i) Bs.8.08 lacs (previous year Rs.11.07 lacs) due from officer\u2019 directors of the Group. Maximum amount\n\noe due during the year Rs.11.07 lacs (previous year Bs.11.07 lacs).\n\noe ii) Bs.0.42 (previous year Rs.Nil) due fom Indofil Organic Industries limited, a company under the same\n\n\u2014 : management, Maximum amoumt due during the year Rs.0.42 lac (previous year Bs.0.87 lac).\n\nSCHEDULE 10 - Current liabilities\n\noe Dues of micro and small enterprises : W18.43 0 | 84.538\n\n8 Dues of other than micro and small enterprises | 21163.61 | 24025.08\n\noe Inbrest acerued but not due on loans and deposits | 178.63 | 93.89.\n\n\u2014 . # Sundry creditors do not include any amounts outstanding as on March 31, 2010 which are required to be\n= credited ip the Investor Education and Protection Fund.\n\nSCHEDULE 11 - Provisi\n\n- Provisions\n\n_ = Proposed dividend | 2699.70 | 2529.70\n\nCorporate dividend tax 481.78 441.82\n\noe \u2018zation (et of payments) : 786.66 | 793.20\n\n_ . Provision for compensated absences i 3003.54 : 2678.38\n\n| Provision for gratuity 213.27 639.12\n= . :\n\nSCHEDULE 12 - Deterred taxation\n\n. Deferred tax liabilities\n\n- Accelerated depreciation | 1853.19 1633.86\n\n| - Capital gains 44.27 | 45.31\n= - Others PSOE\n\n: 1936.57 1679.17\n\n- . Deferred tax assets : i\n\n- . - Accrued expenses deductible on payment : 1672.16 j 1352.13\n= - Others i AZAT | 452.07\n\n_ _ | \u201cTFisex \u00a9 ~T30420\n\nDeferred tax (assetsy liabilities - net | \u201cbares | 25.03)\n\n_ 16\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223", "img_55108.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55109.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55110.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55111.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55112.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_55113.png": "& eee\nRupees in lacs :\n: For the year | Por the gear .\n: ended _ ended\n31.3.2010 | 31.3.2009\nSCHEDULE 13 - Other income : :\nPent and hire charges (gross) : 122.21 | 105.15\nInterest (gross) from debts, deposits, loans, ete. | 256.09 | 216.11\nIncome (gross) trom other long term investments: | :\n- Dividends 170.98 | 202.55\n\u201cInterest - | 4.32\nProfit on redemption/ sale of other long i i :\nterm investments 2243.27 | 2612.58 |\nProfit on sale of other current investments : 214.84 | 172.25\nliabilities no longer required, written back : 1.06 | 110.78\nProvision for diminution in the value of : :\ninvestments written back : 167.23 | -\nDoubtfil debts and advances written back : 0.20 | -\nExport incentives 934.31 | 715.46\nSundries 2062.87 | 1083.49\n6173.06 5999 64 -\n\n: .\n\u2018ax deducted at source: : :\nInterest income : 14.92 | 9.81\nRent and hive charges : 22.17 | 25.18\nSCHEDULE 14 - Raw and packing materials, manulactured and other goods _\nRaw and packing materials consumed | 35648.45 | | 27383.65 oo\nPurchases for resale (including transferred : : i i oo\nfrom raw and packing materials) | 29823.50 | | 2266428 oo\nGncreasey\u00a5 decrease in workin-process, : : i i oo\nfinished goods and other goods : i i oe\n- Workin-process (| 274.49 | : 188.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes 8008.84 | | 5914.38 | eS\n- Cigars | 299.34 | | 888.10 |\n- Other goods | 2096.34 | ' 925.33 | oe\n- Real estate 405.69 | 405.69\n(11081.70 | | 7171.99 |\nClosing stock i\n~ Workin-process | 819.387 | | O71.49 | oe\n- Cigarettes | 7273.22 | | 8008.84 |\n- Cigars - 299.34 |\n- Chewing products 24.26 \u00a9 =| e\n- Other goods | 3022.84 | | 2096.34 | ce\n| 41045.38 36.32 11081.70 | (8909.71)\n 65508.27 | 4608822\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jybx0223 oo", "img_63586.png": "BARNES HOSPITAL Page 1 of 3\n1410-32 ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\n\u201cRev, 5/76 : MONTH__\u00a9 Months 1978\n| NO. OF DAYS CARE | AVERAGE \u00a7\nserve oscars] va [= Pom [| renews | star |\nee etic = (Ade ll sl eo a a\nfrau | mw [a | oa | | ome | am fae |\neee ao co |S Cols ene\npo lec ee | 7] eee ces |e eee be eee\n\n| cevernsvnceny | anax | es | a | mn | 6.9 | 2,028 ioe |\nPets TNL ast Sone eee dm es Salto\n| UROLOGY i 50.0 | 6,473 | 7.9 |\nae 3 | A6 | Sy074 15.2 |\nEasel ATES 5A lo ae\nae ears. ase fs |\nPoponitenss | 50 ho (aio: [PEP a cos 20\n[ommmor [om | s | oe] a | ma] oom | se |\neatmaciee |r lop. Wlure.t ab aeb gti | ges a\neg, ef see ee cance ee ee\n| 1se,so1| 9.8 |\n[srcme Tas) | | oo [| Lis |\n\n: LESS N.B. \u2018\nf TOTAL MEDICARE S.C: 0 0.0 Pe A eat ie re TD\nBaan rorau wevicare| 5.476 | 252 4.6 1.8 |\n* = Coroner's Case Z\n@ = Anatomical Release ; a : Bs", "img_63589.png": "BARNES HOSPITAL Page 1 of 3\n1410-32 ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\n\u201cRev, 5/76 : MONTH__\u00a9 Months 1978\n| NO. OF DAYS CARE | AVERAGE \u00a7\nserve oscars] va [= Pom [| renews | star |\nee etic = (Ade ll sl eo a a\nfrau | mw [a | oa | | ome | am fae |\neee ao co |S Cols ene\npo lec ee | 7] eee ces |e eee be eee\n\n| cevernsvnceny | anax | es | a | mn | 6.9 | 2,028 ioe |\nPets TNL ast Sone eee dm es Salto\n| UROLOGY i 50.0 | 6,473 | 7.9 |\nae 3 | A6 | Sy074 15.2 |\nEasel ATES 5A lo ae\nae ears. ase fs |\nPoponitenss | 50 ho (aio: [PEP a cos 20\n[ommmor [om | s | oe] a | ma] oom | se |\neatmaciee |r lop. Wlure.t ab aeb gti | ges a\neg, ef see ee cance ee ee\n| 1se,so1| 9.8 |\n[srcme Tas) | | oo [| Lis |\n\n: LESS N.B. \u2018\nf TOTAL MEDICARE S.C: 0 0.0 Pe A eat ie re TD\nBaan rorau wevicare| 5.476 | 252 4.6 1.8 |\n* = Coroner's Case Z\n@ = Anatomical Release ; a : Bs", "img_32944.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_32945.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_32946.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_32947.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_32948.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_32949.png": "\", BARNES HOSPITAL Page 3 of 3\nRECAP - ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL SERVICE\nCENSUS FACTS BASED ON PATIENT DAYS CARE RENDERED DURING MONTH MONTH _6 Months 1978 ss\n181 Days * TOTAL *MEDICARE SELF CARE {MEDICARE S. C.| NEWBORN\n7\nNumber of Patient Days Care Rendered During Month 183,429 66,627 1,922 9.768\nPercentage of Occupancy |\n86.2 Ss3 SHS9 4.7 | EES\n* (exclusive of newborn and self-care) \u2018\n* Total Bed Days Available: 212,856\nTotal Self Care Bed Days Available: 5,068\n. Total Newborn Bed Days Available: Tee 5,670\n7\na LENT ITAL\nRECAPITULATION OF PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL NUMBER BED COMPLEMENT (ACUTE) a6\n: Patients in Hospital - Midnight Us 12-31-78 706 (SELF CARE) 28\nPatients Admitted (Newborn and transfers excluded) al 20,390\n| : Newborn | 2535\nlgigbee er cateene canteen RS ee Fa Sam ener | 70\n| TOTAL PATIENTS TREATED 22,921 BASSINEasGOMEE EMEN (ecaerees  Se eee\nee\nPatients Discharged (deaths excluded) | 2a \u00bb404\n| Deaths | 441\na I OE I Rn dre ae\n| Patients in Hospital- Midnight 6-30-78 | 1,076\n(Pee Cer ee ee\nLess N.B.: 69 | 1,007 TOTAL ADULT DEATHS 434 z\n*k Including Newborn and Self-Care: excluding inter-hospital transfer\nxxx Transfers: L7 341\nINSTITITIONAL\n| Aborted Fetus (under 20 weeks) 1 LESS THAN 48 hrs. 93 | 5 of\n| Stillborn Infants (over 20 weeks) 18@\nPOST OPERATIVE DEATHS61|\" CORONER\u2019S CASES 29\nSee Monthly Reports See Monthly Reports\n\u2019\n1410-28\nRev. 5/76\nSYo)U] Kex=Hm ali OsSH/ANVAN VAI ALO [UKs)tqvZ0 (ele18]ani=)al ssH 6 [exc] mt =10[6//0[e\\ex<\u00a5) \\\\i01 | OPA", "img_59979.png": "Number 15\nGENERAL DIRECTIONS:\n1. DO NOT OPEN EXAM UNTIL TOLD TO DO. SO.\n2, Ninety minutes should be ample time to complete this contest, but since\nthe exam is not a race, contestants may take up to two hours.\n: 3. Papers may not be turned in until sixty minutes have elapsed.\n4. All answers must be written on the answer sheet provided.\na 2\n5. Some sections of the contest may have more than one correct answer. These\nare specifically noted in the appropriate section instructions. There is 4\npenalty for incorrect answers to these questions. All other sections have\n: one correct (beat) answer. There is no penalty for ineorrect answers to\nthese questions.\n6. Ifa question is omitted, no points are given or subtracted.\nSCORING\n1. All questions for which there is only one correct anawer requested will receive 9\npoints if answered vorrectly, and no points if unanswered or Hf answered incorrectly.\n2. On questions where one or mare correct ahawers are possible (the last 10 questions}.\nthe following rules will apply:\n\n{a} Tf only one answer is correct and only one correct answer is given, then 5 points\nwill be awarded.\n\n() Ef thers are two correct answers and both of these are given, 5 points will be\nawarded. If only one of these is given, then only 2 points will be awarded.\n\nfe) Ef there are three correct answers and all thres correct answers are given, then\n\u00a7 points will be awarded. If only twe of the corrert answers are given, then 3\npoints will be awarded, and if only gue correct answer is given, then only 1 paint\nwill be awarded.\n\nia} Hf there ate four coreent answers and all four correct answers are given, then\n\u00a7 points will be awarded, For three correct anawers, 3 points will be awarded;\nfor two correct answers, 2 points will be awarded; and for one correct answer,\n1 point will be awarded.\n\nie) Lf there are five or more correct answers, 5 points will be awarded if all the cor\n\n: rect answers are given; otherwise, 1 point will be awarded for each correct\nanswer op fo a maximum of 4 points,\n\n(\u00a3) On all questions where there may be one or more correct answera, Uf any tieot-\nreot answers are given, 2 points are subtracted from the total score for each\nincorrect answer,\n\nfg) Ha question is omitted, no points are given or subtracted.\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jyfk0226", "img_59980.png": "Number 15\nGENERAL DIRECTIONS:\n1. DO NOT OPEN EXAM UNTIL TOLD TO DO. SO.\n2, Ninety minutes should be ample time to complete this contest, but since\nthe exam is not a race, contestants may take up to two hours.\n: 3. Papers may not be turned in until sixty minutes have elapsed.\n4. All answers must be written on the answer sheet provided.\na 2\n5. Some sections of the contest may have more than one correct answer. These\nare specifically noted in the appropriate section instructions. There is 4\npenalty for incorrect answers to these questions. All other sections have\n: one correct (beat) answer. There is no penalty for ineorrect answers to\nthese questions.\n6. Ifa question is omitted, no points are given or subtracted.\nSCORING\n1. All questions for which there is only one correct anawer requested will receive 9\npoints if answered vorrectly, and no points if unanswered or Hf answered incorrectly.\n2. On questions where one or mare correct ahawers are possible (the last 10 questions}.\nthe following rules will apply:\n\n{a} Tf only one answer is correct and only one correct answer is given, then 5 points\nwill be awarded.\n\n() Ef thers are two correct answers and both of these are given, 5 points will be\nawarded. If only one of these is given, then only 2 points will be awarded.\n\nfe) Ef there are three correct answers and all thres correct answers are given, then\n\u00a7 points will be awarded. If only twe of the corrert answers are given, then 3\npoints will be awarded, and if only gue correct answer is given, then only 1 paint\nwill be awarded.\n\nia} Hf there ate four coreent answers and all four correct answers are given, then\n\u00a7 points will be awarded, For three correct anawers, 3 points will be awarded;\nfor two correct answers, 2 points will be awarded; and for one correct answer,\n1 point will be awarded.\n\nie) Lf there are five or more correct answers, 5 points will be awarded if all the cor\n\n: rect answers are given; otherwise, 1 point will be awarded for each correct\nanswer op fo a maximum of 4 points,\n\n(\u00a3) On all questions where there may be one or more correct answera, Uf any tieot-\nreot answers are given, 2 points are subtracted from the total score for each\nincorrect answer,\n\nfg) Ha question is omitted, no points are given or subtracted.\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jyfk0226", "img_6786.png": "2. J REYNOLDS TOB 12 1D:9084179076 APR 28\u00b097 isiaz |\n\u201c-RANSMIT CONFIRMATION REPORT\nNO. + 008 |\nRECEIVER : 910-741-4955 :\nTRANSMITTER : R.J.REYNOLDS TOB 12 :\nDATE : APR 28\u00b097? 15:32\nDURATION \u00bb 01\u00b014 :\nMODE : STB :\nPAGES > G2\nRESULT > OK .\nuw\n. Pr\n~\n>\nr\nan\nco\nSs", "img_6787.png": "2. J REYNOLDS TOB 12 1D:9084179076 APR 28\u00b097 isiaz |\n\u201c-RANSMIT CONFIRMATION REPORT\nNO. + 008 |\nRECEIVER : 910-741-4955 :\nTRANSMITTER : R.J.REYNOLDS TOB 12 :\nDATE : APR 28\u00b097? 15:32\nDURATION \u00bb 01\u00b014 :\nMODE : STB :\nPAGES > G2\nRESULT > OK .\nuw\n. Pr\n~\n>\nr\nan\nco\nSs", "img_51212.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51213.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51214.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51216.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51217.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51218.png": "OE\nSee es Public Carmmert\nRS\ncot~_r_, \u00abwe | egression of Information Gathering\nSRE KY 3. Santon ile and Ad rales <\n> is information sue! ant \u00e9 v? AL Section 4 me 8S. orders, consent sareaments QUE ~\neis inferrmation sufficient 3 \u201c\u00ae lig saeitienal infermation |\n@ ee.\nFL intermation ce\nPeer \u00a9 initiate Prior ty Designa Hon\n\u201cconga Finalize Priority Designation |\nRisk Evaluation Subject to Judicial Review\n8\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_51363.png": "II. Overview of LCSA Prioritization Process Requirements\n\nSections 6(b)(1) and (2) of the LCSA address EPA\u2019s prioritization of chemical substances for\nrisk evaluations. Section 6(b)(1) directs EPA to establish \u2014 by rule \u2014 a \u201crisk based screening\nprocess,\u201d including criteria for designating substances as high or low priority for risk evaluations.\nThe language at Section 6(b)(1)(A) specifies what EPA must \u201cconsider\u201d in this process and it lays\nout criteria by which substances will be designated as high priority or low priority. These include\n\u201cconsideration of the hazard and exposure potential of a chemical substance or a category of\nchemical substances (including consideration of persistence and bioaccumulation, potentially\nexposed or susceptible subpopulations and storage near significant sources of drinking water), the\nconditions of use or significant changes in the conditions of use of the chemical substance, and the\nvolume or significant changes in the volume of the chemical substance manufactured or processed.\u201d\n\nSection 6(b)(1) prescribes: a timeframe (between 9-12 months) within which final prioritization\ndesignations must be made once EPA initiates the process; a requirement that EPA request\ninterested persons submit \u201crelevant information\u201d; a time period (90 days from initiation of the\nprioritization process) for persons to submit information to EPA; a requirement that EPA propose its\npriority designation \u201calong with an identification of the information, analysis, and basis\u201d used to\nmake the designation; and a 90 day public comment period on the proposed designation. There is\nalso an opportunity to extend the deadline for submitting information to EPA if that information is\nrequired under Section 4, subject to certain limitations.\n\nSection 6(b)(2)(A) makes clear that the prioritization process rule does not apply to EPA\u2019s\nidentification of the first 10 high priority substances. Section 6(b)(2)(D), requires EPA to give\n\u201cpreference\u201d to TSCA Work Plan chemicals that meet specific persistence and bioaccumulation\ncriteria, are known human carcinogens and have high acute and chronic toxicity.\n\nEPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule establishes four steps or phases in prioritization: 1)\n\u201cpre- prioritization\u201d during which EPA would narrow a pool of potential candidates for high or low\npriority designation, loosely based on application of nine criteria EPA used to identify the 90 Work\nPlan chemicals, and subject them to information gathering; 2) \u201cinitiation\u201d of the prioritization\nprocess in which EPA would announce candidates as high or low priority and provide a 90 day\npublic comment period; 3) EPA\u2019s \u201cproposed\u201d designation of chemicals as high or low priority (with\nEPA\u2019s basis) with another 90 day public comment period; and 4) EPA\u2019s \u201cfinalization\u201d of the\npriority designations.\n\nThree of EPA\u2019s proposed process steps for prioritization (initiation, proposal and finalization)\nare largely recitations of the statute. The first step, pre-prioritization, in contrast, represents EPA\u2019s\nattempt to create a pragmatic solution to the statute\u2019s tight timeframes that do not allow much time\nto collect or develop information needed for prioritization. However, EPA\u2019s proposed pre-\nprioritization step is opaque, leaving many questions unanswered about how it would work and\nwhether it is in fact authorized by the LCSA.\n\n9", "img_1748.png": "corresponding BEs. Since data from NHANES is largely considered indicative of general population\nexposures, this approach can be a useful tool to determine whether general population exposures\nexceed EPA\u2019s reference concentrations (RfCs), reference doses (RfDs), or unit cancer risks.\nAlthough biomonitoring results can be an important component of prioritization, when BEs are\navailable for substances under consideration by the Agency, they should be used to place\nbiomonitoring concentrations into a health risk context. Such use is consistent with the LCSA\nmandate for EPA to employ best available science in a risk-based framework for priority setting\nunder TSCA.\n\nEPA should establish a criteria-based approach to narrowing the pools of candidate chemicals\nfor prioritization that is representative of the current state of knowledge with the opportunity to\nupdate this approach to reflect new science developments. Nowhere in EPA\u2019s proposal does it\nreference any of the 21st Century hazard and exposure based tools that EPA might use to identify\neither the pools for the prioritization process or to narrow the candidates in the prioritization pool.\nTools developed by EPA\u2019s Office of Research and Development \u2014 such as ToxCast, ExpoCast,\nSHEDs-HT, etc. \u2014 hold particular promise in the near term for prioritization screening activities.\nFurther, EPA should make certain that the databases underpinning some of its qualitative criteria are\ncurrent, e.g. the Household Products Database as a source of information about presence of\nchemicals in consumer products. Finally, EPA should consider and review the details of risk\nassessment developed for other regulatory regions, such as Canada and the EU as source for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nRECOMMENDATION: EPA should update and fine-tune its current TSCA Work Plan\ncriteria (e.g. persistence and bioaccumulation; biomonitoring) and databases before\nimplementing its prioritization process. In addition, EPA should consider the applying 2st\nCentury tools and begin the planning needed for OCSPP to integrate these into the prioritization\nprocess when they are ready to be used for these purposes. EPA should also consider the risk\nassessments developed for other regulatory regions such as Canada and the EU as sources for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nB. EPA\u2019s Proposed Use of the Pre-Prioritization Step to Gather Information for Risk\n\nEvaluations Needs to Be Better Supported and Articulated\n\nOne of the most surprising elements of EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule was the\ndiscussion of its plans to use a pre-prioritization step to gather information for risk evaluations on\nsubstances with \u201cinsufficient information\u201d for risk evaluation.'? EPA has authority under Section 8\nof TSCA to gather existing information about chemicals and under Section 4 to develop new\ninformation when needed for risk evaluations. EPA\u2019s plan to address risk evaluation information\nneeds, even before a chemical is prioritized, raises several significant concerns, however. First, the\nproposal has the potential to create \u201cfishing expeditions\u201d for data. Second, it is an unrealistic\nexpectation for EPA to think it could know at the pre- prioritization stage what information it might\nneed to begin gathering/requiring for risk evaluation \u2014 well before it has even designated the\nchemical as a high priority. Finally, EPA has failed to discuss the limitations in Section 4 on EPA\u2019s\nauthority to require industry to develop new information for risk evaluations (e.g. EPA must issue\nstatements of need). ACC\u2019s concerns are exacerbated by the fact that EPA\u2019s discussion of this\nproposed activity during the pre-prioritization step is vague.\n\n17 cor chemicals with insufficient information to conduct a risk evaluation, EPA generally expects to pursue a significant amount of data gathering before\ninitiating prioritization.\u201d 82 Fed. Reg. at 4828.\n12", "img_1749.png": "corresponding BEs. Since data from NHANES is largely considered indicative of general population\nexposures, this approach can be a useful tool to determine whether general population exposures\nexceed EPA\u2019s reference concentrations (RfCs), reference doses (RfDs), or unit cancer risks.\nAlthough biomonitoring results can be an important component of prioritization, when BEs are\navailable for substances under consideration by the Agency, they should be used to place\nbiomonitoring concentrations into a health risk context. Such use is consistent with the LCSA\nmandate for EPA to employ best available science in a risk-based framework for priority setting\nunder TSCA.\n\nEPA should establish a criteria-based approach to narrowing the pools of candidate chemicals\nfor prioritization that is representative of the current state of knowledge with the opportunity to\nupdate this approach to reflect new science developments. Nowhere in EPA\u2019s proposal does it\nreference any of the 21st Century hazard and exposure based tools that EPA might use to identify\neither the pools for the prioritization process or to narrow the candidates in the prioritization pool.\nTools developed by EPA\u2019s Office of Research and Development \u2014 such as ToxCast, ExpoCast,\nSHEDs-HT, etc. \u2014 hold particular promise in the near term for prioritization screening activities.\nFurther, EPA should make certain that the databases underpinning some of its qualitative criteria are\ncurrent, e.g. the Household Products Database as a source of information about presence of\nchemicals in consumer products. Finally, EPA should consider and review the details of risk\nassessment developed for other regulatory regions, such as Canada and the EU as source for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nRECOMMENDATION: EPA should update and fine-tune its current TSCA Work Plan\ncriteria (e.g. persistence and bioaccumulation; biomonitoring) and databases before\nimplementing its prioritization process. In addition, EPA should consider the applying 2st\nCentury tools and begin the planning needed for OCSPP to integrate these into the prioritization\nprocess when they are ready to be used for these purposes. EPA should also consider the risk\nassessments developed for other regulatory regions such as Canada and the EU as sources for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nB. EPA\u2019s Proposed Use of the Pre-Prioritization Step to Gather Information for Risk\n\nEvaluations Needs to Be Better Supported and Articulated\n\nOne of the most surprising elements of EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule was the\ndiscussion of its plans to use a pre-prioritization step to gather information for risk evaluations on\nsubstances with \u201cinsufficient information\u201d for risk evaluation.'? EPA has authority under Section 8\nof TSCA to gather existing information about chemicals and under Section 4 to develop new\ninformation when needed for risk evaluations. EPA\u2019s plan to address risk evaluation information\nneeds, even before a chemical is prioritized, raises several significant concerns, however. First, the\nproposal has the potential to create \u201cfishing expeditions\u201d for data. Second, it is an unrealistic\nexpectation for EPA to think it could know at the pre- prioritization stage what information it might\nneed to begin gathering/requiring for risk evaluation \u2014 well before it has even designated the\nchemical as a high priority. Finally, EPA has failed to discuss the limitations in Section 4 on EPA\u2019s\nauthority to require industry to develop new information for risk evaluations (e.g. EPA must issue\nstatements of need). ACC\u2019s concerns are exacerbated by the fact that EPA\u2019s discussion of this\nproposed activity during the pre-prioritization step is vague.\n\n17 cor chemicals with insufficient information to conduct a risk evaluation, EPA generally expects to pursue a significant amount of data gathering before\ninitiating prioritization.\u201d 82 Fed. Reg. at 4828.\n12", "img_1750.png": "corresponding BEs. Since data from NHANES is largely considered indicative of general population\nexposures, this approach can be a useful tool to determine whether general population exposures\nexceed EPA\u2019s reference concentrations (RfCs), reference doses (RfDs), or unit cancer risks.\nAlthough biomonitoring results can be an important component of prioritization, when BEs are\navailable for substances under consideration by the Agency, they should be used to place\nbiomonitoring concentrations into a health risk context. Such use is consistent with the LCSA\nmandate for EPA to employ best available science in a risk-based framework for priority setting\nunder TSCA.\n\nEPA should establish a criteria-based approach to narrowing the pools of candidate chemicals\nfor prioritization that is representative of the current state of knowledge with the opportunity to\nupdate this approach to reflect new science developments. Nowhere in EPA\u2019s proposal does it\nreference any of the 21st Century hazard and exposure based tools that EPA might use to identify\neither the pools for the prioritization process or to narrow the candidates in the prioritization pool.\nTools developed by EPA\u2019s Office of Research and Development \u2014 such as ToxCast, ExpoCast,\nSHEDs-HT, etc. \u2014 hold particular promise in the near term for prioritization screening activities.\nFurther, EPA should make certain that the databases underpinning some of its qualitative criteria are\ncurrent, e.g. the Household Products Database as a source of information about presence of\nchemicals in consumer products. Finally, EPA should consider and review the details of risk\nassessment developed for other regulatory regions, such as Canada and the EU as source for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nRECOMMENDATION: EPA should update and fine-tune its current TSCA Work Plan\ncriteria (e.g. persistence and bioaccumulation; biomonitoring) and databases before\nimplementing its prioritization process. In addition, EPA should consider the applying 2st\nCentury tools and begin the planning needed for OCSPP to integrate these into the prioritization\nprocess when they are ready to be used for these purposes. EPA should also consider the risk\nassessments developed for other regulatory regions such as Canada and the EU as sources for\ndesignating high and low priority chemicals.\n\nB. EPA\u2019s Proposed Use of the Pre-Prioritization Step to Gather Information for Risk\n\nEvaluations Needs to Be Better Supported and Articulated\n\nOne of the most surprising elements of EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule was the\ndiscussion of its plans to use a pre-prioritization step to gather information for risk evaluations on\nsubstances with \u201cinsufficient information\u201d for risk evaluation.'? EPA has authority under Section 8\nof TSCA to gather existing information about chemicals and under Section 4 to develop new\ninformation when needed for risk evaluations. EPA\u2019s plan to address risk evaluation information\nneeds, even before a chemical is prioritized, raises several significant concerns, however. First, the\nproposal has the potential to create \u201cfishing expeditions\u201d for data. Second, it is an unrealistic\nexpectation for EPA to think it could know at the pre- prioritization stage what information it might\nneed to begin gathering/requiring for risk evaluation \u2014 well before it has even designated the\nchemical as a high priority. Finally, EPA has failed to discuss the limitations in Section 4 on EPA\u2019s\nauthority to require industry to develop new information for risk evaluations (e.g. EPA must issue\nstatements of need). ACC\u2019s concerns are exacerbated by the fact that EPA\u2019s discussion of this\nproposed activity during the pre-prioritization step is vague.\n\n17 cor chemicals with insufficient information to conduct a risk evaluation, EPA generally expects to pursue a significant amount of data gathering before\ninitiating prioritization.\u201d 82 Fed. Reg. at 4828.\n12", "img_51228.png": "broader stakeholder community and EPA itself greater certainty about what\nEPA must rely upon in making prioritization designations\ne Codifying these requirements in the rule will assure consistency in EPA\u2019s prioritization\ndecisions\ne All of the above will enhance the credibility of EPA\u2019s prioritization decisions.\nB. EPA requests comments on its proposed process for prioritization overall.\n\nResponse: First, EPA relies heavily upon the \u201cpre-prioritization\u201d step in the process rule, but\nprovides very little detail about how it would function. As recommended above, EPA must clarify\nthis step and should publish a notice with more details and seek public comments on it before\nfinalizing this rule. Alternatively, EPA should propose and finalize a supplemental rule to provide\nthe necessary level of detail before EPA\u2019s first application of the prioritization process.\n\nSecond, EPA\u2019s process for prioritization overall seems resigned to codifying a \u201cslow road\u201d to\nprioritization by a) ignoring the value of low priority designations; and b) lining up high priority\nchemicals to wait for what EPA envisions as a slow risk evaluation throughput. EPA\u2019s prioritization\nprocess, in other words, lacks vision for the potential future throughput of the program. The role of\n21st century tools will help the Agency both prioritize chemicals and evaluate the risks of high\npriority chemicals, consistent with Congress\u2019s intent that the Agency make timely decisions.\n\nC. Public input at pre-prioritization step\n\nEPA requests comment on whether and how EPA should solicit additional input at the pre-\nprioritization phase.\u201d Response: It is not only appropriate, but well advised for EPA to solicit public\ninput at each stage of the prioritization process. From a \u201cdata quality\u201d perspective it is important for\nthe public to have the opportunity to comment on the data/information that EPA believes is relevant\nto prioritization of chemicals for risk evaluation. As discussed in our comments above, ACC\nbelieves EPA must take a sequenced, step-wise approach to gathering available information and/or\ndeveloping new information in the pre- prioritization stage. It makes sense for EPA to first gather\nreasonably available information, then solicit public input to identify additional data/information\nfrom stakeholders, on a voluntary basis. Then EPA should use reporting tools under Section 8 for\nadditional existing information if needed. Only after using these approaches should the Agency\nconsider ordering the development of new information for prioritization purposes, subject to the\nrequirements of LCSA Section 4.\n\nD. Consideration of substitutes in pre-prioritization\n\nEPA asks \u201cwhether and how information on the availability of chemical substitutes should be\ntaken into account during this phase [pre-prioritization] of the prioritization process\u201d. Response:\nSubstitutes are not relevant to and should not be considered in the prioritization process. Both the\nLCSA and EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule (at 702.11(b)) make clear that EPA cannot\nconsider \u201cnon-risk factors\u201d as part of prioritization. The availability of \u201csubstitutes\u201d is a \u201cnon-risk\nfactor.\u201d Alternatives can certainly be taken into account in the risk management stage, after the risk\nevaluation, but do not have a role in the prioritization process.\n\n21", "img_51229.png": "broader stakeholder community and EPA itself greater certainty about what\nEPA must rely upon in making prioritization designations\ne Codifying these requirements in the rule will assure consistency in EPA\u2019s prioritization\ndecisions\ne All of the above will enhance the credibility of EPA\u2019s prioritization decisions.\nB. EPA requests comments on its proposed process for prioritization overall.\n\nResponse: First, EPA relies heavily upon the \u201cpre-prioritization\u201d step in the process rule, but\nprovides very little detail about how it would function. As recommended above, EPA must clarify\nthis step and should publish a notice with more details and seek public comments on it before\nfinalizing this rule. Alternatively, EPA should propose and finalize a supplemental rule to provide\nthe necessary level of detail before EPA\u2019s first application of the prioritization process.\n\nSecond, EPA\u2019s process for prioritization overall seems resigned to codifying a \u201cslow road\u201d to\nprioritization by a) ignoring the value of low priority designations; and b) lining up high priority\nchemicals to wait for what EPA envisions as a slow risk evaluation throughput. EPA\u2019s prioritization\nprocess, in other words, lacks vision for the potential future throughput of the program. The role of\n21st century tools will help the Agency both prioritize chemicals and evaluate the risks of high\npriority chemicals, consistent with Congress\u2019s intent that the Agency make timely decisions.\n\nC. Public input at pre-prioritization step\n\nEPA requests comment on whether and how EPA should solicit additional input at the pre-\nprioritization phase.\u201d Response: It is not only appropriate, but well advised for EPA to solicit public\ninput at each stage of the prioritization process. From a \u201cdata quality\u201d perspective it is important for\nthe public to have the opportunity to comment on the data/information that EPA believes is relevant\nto prioritization of chemicals for risk evaluation. As discussed in our comments above, ACC\nbelieves EPA must take a sequenced, step-wise approach to gathering available information and/or\ndeveloping new information in the pre- prioritization stage. It makes sense for EPA to first gather\nreasonably available information, then solicit public input to identify additional data/information\nfrom stakeholders, on a voluntary basis. Then EPA should use reporting tools under Section 8 for\nadditional existing information if needed. Only after using these approaches should the Agency\nconsider ordering the development of new information for prioritization purposes, subject to the\nrequirements of LCSA Section 4.\n\nD. Consideration of substitutes in pre-prioritization\n\nEPA asks \u201cwhether and how information on the availability of chemical substitutes should be\ntaken into account during this phase [pre-prioritization] of the prioritization process\u201d. Response:\nSubstitutes are not relevant to and should not be considered in the prioritization process. Both the\nLCSA and EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule (at 702.11(b)) make clear that EPA cannot\nconsider \u201cnon-risk factors\u201d as part of prioritization. The availability of \u201csubstitutes\u201d is a \u201cnon-risk\nfactor.\u201d Alternatives can certainly be taken into account in the risk management stage, after the risk\nevaluation, but do not have a role in the prioritization process.\n\n21", "img_51230.png": "broader stakeholder community and EPA itself greater certainty about what\nEPA must rely upon in making prioritization designations\ne Codifying these requirements in the rule will assure consistency in EPA\u2019s prioritization\ndecisions\ne All of the above will enhance the credibility of EPA\u2019s prioritization decisions.\nB. EPA requests comments on its proposed process for prioritization overall.\n\nResponse: First, EPA relies heavily upon the \u201cpre-prioritization\u201d step in the process rule, but\nprovides very little detail about how it would function. As recommended above, EPA must clarify\nthis step and should publish a notice with more details and seek public comments on it before\nfinalizing this rule. Alternatively, EPA should propose and finalize a supplemental rule to provide\nthe necessary level of detail before EPA\u2019s first application of the prioritization process.\n\nSecond, EPA\u2019s process for prioritization overall seems resigned to codifying a \u201cslow road\u201d to\nprioritization by a) ignoring the value of low priority designations; and b) lining up high priority\nchemicals to wait for what EPA envisions as a slow risk evaluation throughput. EPA\u2019s prioritization\nprocess, in other words, lacks vision for the potential future throughput of the program. The role of\n21st century tools will help the Agency both prioritize chemicals and evaluate the risks of high\npriority chemicals, consistent with Congress\u2019s intent that the Agency make timely decisions.\n\nC. Public input at pre-prioritization step\n\nEPA requests comment on whether and how EPA should solicit additional input at the pre-\nprioritization phase.\u201d Response: It is not only appropriate, but well advised for EPA to solicit public\ninput at each stage of the prioritization process. From a \u201cdata quality\u201d perspective it is important for\nthe public to have the opportunity to comment on the data/information that EPA believes is relevant\nto prioritization of chemicals for risk evaluation. As discussed in our comments above, ACC\nbelieves EPA must take a sequenced, step-wise approach to gathering available information and/or\ndeveloping new information in the pre- prioritization stage. It makes sense for EPA to first gather\nreasonably available information, then solicit public input to identify additional data/information\nfrom stakeholders, on a voluntary basis. Then EPA should use reporting tools under Section 8 for\nadditional existing information if needed. Only after using these approaches should the Agency\nconsider ordering the development of new information for prioritization purposes, subject to the\nrequirements of LCSA Section 4.\n\nD. Consideration of substitutes in pre-prioritization\n\nEPA asks \u201cwhether and how information on the availability of chemical substitutes should be\ntaken into account during this phase [pre-prioritization] of the prioritization process\u201d. Response:\nSubstitutes are not relevant to and should not be considered in the prioritization process. Both the\nLCSA and EPA\u2019s proposed prioritization process rule (at 702.11(b)) make clear that EPA cannot\nconsider \u201cnon-risk factors\u201d as part of prioritization. The availability of \u201csubstitutes\u201d is a \u201cnon-risk\nfactor.\u201d Alternatives can certainly be taken into account in the risk management stage, after the risk\nevaluation, but do not have a role in the prioritization process.\n\n21", "img_51159.png": "VII. Additional Specific Comments\nA. Category of Chemical Substances\n\nLCSA Section 6(b)(1)(A) specifically authorizes EPA to prioritize a category of chemical\nsubstances in its prioritization process and EPA\u2019s proposed rule at Section 702.1(c) makes clear that\nnothing in the prioritization procedures should be interpreted as a limitation on EPA\u2019s existing\nTSCA Section 26(c) authority for EPA to take actions on categories of chemicals. The term\n\u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d was already defined in TSCA Section 26(c).\n\nTherefore, it will underpin any prioritization of categories that EPA might undertake.** EPA\u2019s\nproposed prioritization process rule does not otherwise address the category issue, but ACC urges\nEPA to take note that in the prioritization (and risk evaluation) contexts, chemicals in a category\nmay not all have the same hazards, applications or conditions of use, so there will be questions\nabout how EPA would address the hazard and use profiles in the prioritization context. It will be\ncritical for EPA to ensure that any category approach taken is science based. Further, it is very\nimportant that EPA be transparent when it contemplates category approaches to prioritization so that\nstakeholders can fully understand all the factors leading to EPA\u2019s consideration of a category of\nchemicals for prioritizing for risk evaluations.\n\nB. Inactive chemicals and new chemicals\n\nEPA makes clear in the preamble that \u201call chemical substances listed on the TSCA Inventory\nare subject to prioritization\u201d\u00ae and that it has authority to prioritize both new chemicals and inactive\nchemicals for risk evaluations under Section 6.\u00b0\u00b0 The Agency also notes, however, that EPA does\nnot expect new chemicals to be high priority candidates because EPA will be making risk\ndeterminations about new chemicals under Section 5.\n\nThe Agency also notes that the Inventory Reset rulemaking will distinguish active from inactive\nchemicals in commerce, which will \u201cinform EPA\u2019s exposure judgments during the prioritization\nprocess.\u201d*\u201d ACC interprets EPA\u2019s discussion to suggest that prioritization of inactive chemicals is\nanticipated to occur only in exceptional cases. Inactive chemicals, under the Inventory Reset\ndefinition, will not have been in commerce for the past 10 years, so prioritization of these will likely\nbe reserved for \u201clegacy\u201d chemical issues, e.g., those whose disposal conditions may at some later\npoint in time suggest the need for an updated TSCA risk evaluation to derive a risk management\nclean-up standard.\n\nIt is ACC\u2019s view, however, that the broader directive to EPA in the LCSA is to focus its\nprioritization process on the designation of high and low priority chemicals that are active in\ncommerce; and that the scope of the risk evaluation should focus on chemicals under those\nconditions of use that present the greatest or lowest potential for both toxicity and exposure.\n\nTSCA 26(c) (15 U.S.C 2625(c)) defines \u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d as a \u201cgroup of chemical substances the members of which are similar in\nmolecular structure, in physical, chemical, or biological properties, in use, or in mode of entrance into the human body or into the environment, or the\nmembers of which are in some other way suitable for classification as such for purposes of this chapter, except that such term does not mean a group of\nchemical substances which are grouped together solely on the basis of their being new chemical substances.\u201d\n* 99 Fed.Reg. at 4830.\nOg.\n\u00b07 89 Fed. Reg. at 4830.\n\n22", "img_51160.png": "VII. Additional Specific Comments\nA. Category of Chemical Substances\n\nLCSA Section 6(b)(1)(A) specifically authorizes EPA to prioritize a category of chemical\nsubstances in its prioritization process and EPA\u2019s proposed rule at Section 702.1(c) makes clear that\nnothing in the prioritization procedures should be interpreted as a limitation on EPA\u2019s existing\nTSCA Section 26(c) authority for EPA to take actions on categories of chemicals. The term\n\u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d was already defined in TSCA Section 26(c).\n\nTherefore, it will underpin any prioritization of categories that EPA might undertake.** EPA\u2019s\nproposed prioritization process rule does not otherwise address the category issue, but ACC urges\nEPA to take note that in the prioritization (and risk evaluation) contexts, chemicals in a category\nmay not all have the same hazards, applications or conditions of use, so there will be questions\nabout how EPA would address the hazard and use profiles in the prioritization context. It will be\ncritical for EPA to ensure that any category approach taken is science based. Further, it is very\nimportant that EPA be transparent when it contemplates category approaches to prioritization so that\nstakeholders can fully understand all the factors leading to EPA\u2019s consideration of a category of\nchemicals for prioritizing for risk evaluations.\n\nB. Inactive chemicals and new chemicals\n\nEPA makes clear in the preamble that \u201call chemical substances listed on the TSCA Inventory\nare subject to prioritization\u201d\u00ae and that it has authority to prioritize both new chemicals and inactive\nchemicals for risk evaluations under Section 6.\u00b0\u00b0 The Agency also notes, however, that EPA does\nnot expect new chemicals to be high priority candidates because EPA will be making risk\ndeterminations about new chemicals under Section 5.\n\nThe Agency also notes that the Inventory Reset rulemaking will distinguish active from inactive\nchemicals in commerce, which will \u201cinform EPA\u2019s exposure judgments during the prioritization\nprocess.\u201d*\u201d ACC interprets EPA\u2019s discussion to suggest that prioritization of inactive chemicals is\nanticipated to occur only in exceptional cases. Inactive chemicals, under the Inventory Reset\ndefinition, will not have been in commerce for the past 10 years, so prioritization of these will likely\nbe reserved for \u201clegacy\u201d chemical issues, e.g., those whose disposal conditions may at some later\npoint in time suggest the need for an updated TSCA risk evaluation to derive a risk management\nclean-up standard.\n\nIt is ACC\u2019s view, however, that the broader directive to EPA in the LCSA is to focus its\nprioritization process on the designation of high and low priority chemicals that are active in\ncommerce; and that the scope of the risk evaluation should focus on chemicals under those\nconditions of use that present the greatest or lowest potential for both toxicity and exposure.\n\nTSCA 26(c) (15 U.S.C 2625(c)) defines \u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d as a \u201cgroup of chemical substances the members of which are similar in\nmolecular structure, in physical, chemical, or biological properties, in use, or in mode of entrance into the human body or into the environment, or the\nmembers of which are in some other way suitable for classification as such for purposes of this chapter, except that such term does not mean a group of\nchemical substances which are grouped together solely on the basis of their being new chemical substances.\u201d\n* 99 Fed.Reg. at 4830.\nOg.\n\u00b07 89 Fed. Reg. at 4830.\n\n22", "img_51161.png": "VII. Additional Specific Comments\nA. Category of Chemical Substances\n\nLCSA Section 6(b)(1)(A) specifically authorizes EPA to prioritize a category of chemical\nsubstances in its prioritization process and EPA\u2019s proposed rule at Section 702.1(c) makes clear that\nnothing in the prioritization procedures should be interpreted as a limitation on EPA\u2019s existing\nTSCA Section 26(c) authority for EPA to take actions on categories of chemicals. The term\n\u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d was already defined in TSCA Section 26(c).\n\nTherefore, it will underpin any prioritization of categories that EPA might undertake.** EPA\u2019s\nproposed prioritization process rule does not otherwise address the category issue, but ACC urges\nEPA to take note that in the prioritization (and risk evaluation) contexts, chemicals in a category\nmay not all have the same hazards, applications or conditions of use, so there will be questions\nabout how EPA would address the hazard and use profiles in the prioritization context. It will be\ncritical for EPA to ensure that any category approach taken is science based. Further, it is very\nimportant that EPA be transparent when it contemplates category approaches to prioritization so that\nstakeholders can fully understand all the factors leading to EPA\u2019s consideration of a category of\nchemicals for prioritizing for risk evaluations.\n\nB. Inactive chemicals and new chemicals\n\nEPA makes clear in the preamble that \u201call chemical substances listed on the TSCA Inventory\nare subject to prioritization\u201d\u00ae and that it has authority to prioritize both new chemicals and inactive\nchemicals for risk evaluations under Section 6.\u00b0\u00b0 The Agency also notes, however, that EPA does\nnot expect new chemicals to be high priority candidates because EPA will be making risk\ndeterminations about new chemicals under Section 5.\n\nThe Agency also notes that the Inventory Reset rulemaking will distinguish active from inactive\nchemicals in commerce, which will \u201cinform EPA\u2019s exposure judgments during the prioritization\nprocess.\u201d*\u201d ACC interprets EPA\u2019s discussion to suggest that prioritization of inactive chemicals is\nanticipated to occur only in exceptional cases. Inactive chemicals, under the Inventory Reset\ndefinition, will not have been in commerce for the past 10 years, so prioritization of these will likely\nbe reserved for \u201clegacy\u201d chemical issues, e.g., those whose disposal conditions may at some later\npoint in time suggest the need for an updated TSCA risk evaluation to derive a risk management\nclean-up standard.\n\nIt is ACC\u2019s view, however, that the broader directive to EPA in the LCSA is to focus its\nprioritization process on the designation of high and low priority chemicals that are active in\ncommerce; and that the scope of the risk evaluation should focus on chemicals under those\nconditions of use that present the greatest or lowest potential for both toxicity and exposure.\n\nTSCA 26(c) (15 U.S.C 2625(c)) defines \u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d as a \u201cgroup of chemical substances the members of which are similar in\nmolecular structure, in physical, chemical, or biological properties, in use, or in mode of entrance into the human body or into the environment, or the\nmembers of which are in some other way suitable for classification as such for purposes of this chapter, except that such term does not mean a group of\nchemical substances which are grouped together solely on the basis of their being new chemical substances.\u201d\n* 99 Fed.Reg. at 4830.\nOg.\n\u00b07 89 Fed. Reg. at 4830.\n\n22", "img_51162.png": "VII. Additional Specific Comments\nA. Category of Chemical Substances\n\nLCSA Section 6(b)(1)(A) specifically authorizes EPA to prioritize a category of chemical\nsubstances in its prioritization process and EPA\u2019s proposed rule at Section 702.1(c) makes clear that\nnothing in the prioritization procedures should be interpreted as a limitation on EPA\u2019s existing\nTSCA Section 26(c) authority for EPA to take actions on categories of chemicals. The term\n\u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d was already defined in TSCA Section 26(c).\n\nTherefore, it will underpin any prioritization of categories that EPA might undertake.** EPA\u2019s\nproposed prioritization process rule does not otherwise address the category issue, but ACC urges\nEPA to take note that in the prioritization (and risk evaluation) contexts, chemicals in a category\nmay not all have the same hazards, applications or conditions of use, so there will be questions\nabout how EPA would address the hazard and use profiles in the prioritization context. It will be\ncritical for EPA to ensure that any category approach taken is science based. Further, it is very\nimportant that EPA be transparent when it contemplates category approaches to prioritization so that\nstakeholders can fully understand all the factors leading to EPA\u2019s consideration of a category of\nchemicals for prioritizing for risk evaluations.\n\nB. Inactive chemicals and new chemicals\n\nEPA makes clear in the preamble that \u201call chemical substances listed on the TSCA Inventory\nare subject to prioritization\u201d\u00ae and that it has authority to prioritize both new chemicals and inactive\nchemicals for risk evaluations under Section 6.\u00b0\u00b0 The Agency also notes, however, that EPA does\nnot expect new chemicals to be high priority candidates because EPA will be making risk\ndeterminations about new chemicals under Section 5.\n\nThe Agency also notes that the Inventory Reset rulemaking will distinguish active from inactive\nchemicals in commerce, which will \u201cinform EPA\u2019s exposure judgments during the prioritization\nprocess.\u201d*\u201d ACC interprets EPA\u2019s discussion to suggest that prioritization of inactive chemicals is\nanticipated to occur only in exceptional cases. Inactive chemicals, under the Inventory Reset\ndefinition, will not have been in commerce for the past 10 years, so prioritization of these will likely\nbe reserved for \u201clegacy\u201d chemical issues, e.g., those whose disposal conditions may at some later\npoint in time suggest the need for an updated TSCA risk evaluation to derive a risk management\nclean-up standard.\n\nIt is ACC\u2019s view, however, that the broader directive to EPA in the LCSA is to focus its\nprioritization process on the designation of high and low priority chemicals that are active in\ncommerce; and that the scope of the risk evaluation should focus on chemicals under those\nconditions of use that present the greatest or lowest potential for both toxicity and exposure.\n\nTSCA 26(c) (15 U.S.C 2625(c)) defines \u201ccategory of chemical substances\u201d as a \u201cgroup of chemical substances the members of which are similar in\nmolecular structure, in physical, chemical, or biological properties, in use, or in mode of entrance into the human body or into the environment, or the\nmembers of which are in some other way suitable for classification as such for purposes of this chapter, except that such term does not mean a group of\nchemical substances which are grouped together solely on the basis of their being new chemical substances.\u201d\n* 99 Fed.Reg. at 4830.\nOg.\n\u00b07 89 Fed. Reg. at 4830.\n\n22", "img_1889.png": "Attachment B\nACC Prioritization Screening Approach\n\nL Introduction\n\nThis document provides background on ACC\u2019s approach to chemical prioritization\nscreening. The approach is based on the following general principles:\n\ne The purpose of this approach is to identify substances as priority to receive more detailed\nevaluation and assessment which, when conducted, could possibly lead to risk management\nmeasures.\n\ne Apply a science- and risk-based approach, considering both the degree of hazard and extent of\nexposure potential in setting priorities.\n\ne Include criteria applicable to the range of chemicals being screened. Apply this principle\nthrough a two-step process rather than just those information elements available only for\nsubsets of chemicals.\n\ne Leverage available data and existing hazard classification frameworks already in use across industry\nand agreed by regulators.\n\ne Incorporate relevant science advances where there is broad acceptance in the scientific\ncommunity, e.g. improvements in how persistence and bioaccumulation considerations are\naddressed.\n\ne Allow for the incorporation of significant new information to ensure prioritization decisions\nremain current.\n\ne Adopt a simple, transparent screening method.\n\ne Include opportunity for public review and comment to ensure the best available data and\ninformation is used in prioritization decisions.\n\ne Allow professional judgment to be applied where appropriate, e.g. in hazard classification\nand second-tier ranking.\n\nL lying Initial \u00a7 ing Step in ACC\u2019s Prioritization A I\n\nThe first step in applying ACC\u2019s prioritization approach is to apply criteria on human\nhealth and environmental toxicity potential to chemical substances.\n\nA. Hazard Potential\n\nThe U.N. Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling (GHS) was\ndeveloped and internationally agreed to by many governments to provide criteria and a consistent\napproach for hazard classification of chemicals. It can also provide a recognized and generally\naccepted method for sorting chemicals in a prioritization process. The GHS framework has been\nused by international bodies, such as the OECD and WHO, and was endorsed by EPA\u2019s National\nPollution Prevention and Toxics Advisory Committee (NPPTAC) to support prioritization.\n\nThe GHS system applies to both human health and ecological endpoints. _It includes\ncriteria for both human and ecological health. For human health, criteria are available for both\nacute and chronic classifications, as well as CMR categorization. For ecological\n\nAugust 29, 2011", "img_1890.png": "Attachment B\nACC Prioritization Screening Approach\n\nL Introduction\n\nThis document provides background on ACC\u2019s approach to chemical prioritization\nscreening. The approach is based on the following general principles:\n\ne The purpose of this approach is to identify substances as priority to receive more detailed\nevaluation and assessment which, when conducted, could possibly lead to risk management\nmeasures.\n\ne Apply a science- and risk-based approach, considering both the degree of hazard and extent of\nexposure potential in setting priorities.\n\ne Include criteria applicable to the range of chemicals being screened. Apply this principle\nthrough a two-step process rather than just those information elements available only for\nsubsets of chemicals.\n\ne Leverage available data and existing hazard classification frameworks already in use across industry\nand agreed by regulators.\n\ne Incorporate relevant science advances where there is broad acceptance in the scientific\ncommunity, e.g. improvements in how persistence and bioaccumulation considerations are\naddressed.\n\ne Allow for the incorporation of significant new information to ensure prioritization decisions\nremain current.\n\ne Adopt a simple, transparent screening method.\n\ne Include opportunity for public review and comment to ensure the best available data and\ninformation is used in prioritization decisions.\n\ne Allow professional judgment to be applied where appropriate, e.g. in hazard classification\nand second-tier ranking.\n\nL lying Initial \u00a7 ing Step in ACC\u2019s Prioritization A I\n\nThe first step in applying ACC\u2019s prioritization approach is to apply criteria on human\nhealth and environmental toxicity potential to chemical substances.\n\nA. Hazard Potential\n\nThe U.N. Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling (GHS) was\ndeveloped and internationally agreed to by many governments to provide criteria and a consistent\napproach for hazard classification of chemicals. It can also provide a recognized and generally\naccepted method for sorting chemicals in a prioritization process. The GHS framework has been\nused by international bodies, such as the OECD and WHO, and was endorsed by EPA\u2019s National\nPollution Prevention and Toxics Advisory Committee (NPPTAC) to support prioritization.\n\nThe GHS system applies to both human health and ecological endpoints. _It includes\ncriteria for both human and ecological health. For human health, criteria are available for both\nacute and chronic classifications, as well as CMR categorization. For ecological\n\nAugust 29, 2011", "img_1886.png": "Attachment C\nWOR\nSe Saas\nsoomsmpommmomy | rOoressiON oF Information Gathering\nCO i eo 5. Section Ae and 4d rules a\nwis information sufficient ' ooh V7 & secon\u2019 ules, orders, sansa soreanents = [EE BE\nfor priority \u2018eesen | ep | ff cecassary weing tered approach) oo\nwis informaiion suficient : She giaiisnst onnanse |\nke [sii RG booed cee a\neS oe alsa leroy\nHmmm Ga niiate Priority Designation\n| @_ Propose Priority Designation |\nfinalize Priority Designation\nCHER PRERy\u2014) Ciara\nRisk Evaluation Subject te Judicial Review\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_1887.png": "Attachment C\nWOR\nSe Saas\nsoomsmpommmomy | rOoressiON oF Information Gathering\nCO i eo 5. Section Ae and 4d rules a\nwis information sufficient ' ooh V7 & secon\u2019 ules, orders, sansa soreanents = [EE BE\nfor priority \u2018eesen | ep | ff cecassary weing tered approach) oo\nwis informaiion suficient : She giaiisnst onnanse |\nke [sii RG booed cee a\neS oe alsa leroy\nHmmm Ga niiate Priority Designation\n| @_ Propose Priority Designation |\nfinalize Priority Designation\nCHER PRERy\u2014) Ciara\nRisk Evaluation Subject te Judicial Review\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_1888.png": "Attachment C\nWOR\nSe Saas\nsoomsmpommmomy | rOoressiON oF Information Gathering\nCO i eo 5. Section Ae and 4d rules a\nwis information sufficient ' ooh V7 & secon\u2019 ules, orders, sansa soreanents = [EE BE\nfor priority \u2018eesen | ep | ff cecassary weing tered approach) oo\nwis informaiion suficient : She giaiisnst onnanse |\nke [sii RG booed cee a\neS oe alsa leroy\nHmmm Ga niiate Priority Designation\n| @_ Propose Priority Designation |\nfinalize Priority Designation\nCHER PRERy\u2014) Ciara\nRisk Evaluation Subject te Judicial Review\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jzbn0226", "img_22311.png": "Ve }\n\n(xs aise NIST Rl 14hG@N 4A NE eA LON, Nt .\ni as 489 FIFTH AVENUE . RSP: ME) Fl rar We =) Chet . 2t2 687-4830\nREPORT ON APPLICATION FOR GRANT IN AID\n\nApplicants name: Dr. Henri Brunengraber -''Future Leader\"\nInstitution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA \u00e9\nTitle of Project:\n\"Side Effects of Hydroxycitrate an Inhibitor of\nLipogenesis\"\nRating (please check) (1) (3) (4)\n(1) = Highest\n(4) = Lowest\nG 1 Comment: ; \u2018 ; Ly\nnea ; eo % fv Be. oT, a q fil\nye a \u201c i Go > a are i\nor Bee prevalon ] We vite l es\n4 th rt haartwiww Jan, arth AA creeilink Py ee\nLooe tn tf Ap > Oa\nhaw Miisinden? i: plleedin : j z i yt tiv fee a\n5 a go. \u201cbl , ~~ yy evil\nLampitttn arte Mn Bid. ae +\u00a2- ee ;\nSpecific Recommendations:\n; 4 Foy ene Finks we \u201cuf\nJrodes itiey Co (ye a / : OX v\nCtl fy Aelgnues Janis hyulyf qf fe pod -\nz es ( ( Ay 'P fe\ndual h oe polgeta uy & dle Ly bcs (Li iy Ah &O\nDate: bd. LY 19 TS ' Signed: Ss cH (Cyhtir\n/ Member, Food & Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil", "img_22312.png": "Ve }\n\n(xs aise NIST Rl 14hG@N 4A NE eA LON, Nt .\ni as 489 FIFTH AVENUE . RSP: ME) Fl rar We =) Chet . 2t2 687-4830\nREPORT ON APPLICATION FOR GRANT IN AID\n\nApplicants name: Dr. Henri Brunengraber -''Future Leader\"\nInstitution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA \u00e9\nTitle of Project:\n\"Side Effects of Hydroxycitrate an Inhibitor of\nLipogenesis\"\nRating (please check) (1) (3) (4)\n(1) = Highest\n(4) = Lowest\nG 1 Comment: ; \u2018 ; Ly\nnea ; eo % fv Be. oT, a q fil\nye a \u201c i Go > a are i\nor Bee prevalon ] We vite l es\n4 th rt haartwiww Jan, arth AA creeilink Py ee\nLooe tn tf Ap > Oa\nhaw Miisinden? i: plleedin : j z i yt tiv fee a\n5 a go. \u201cbl , ~~ yy evil\nLampitttn arte Mn Bid. ae +\u00a2- ee ;\nSpecific Recommendations:\n; 4 Foy ene Finks we \u201cuf\nJrodes itiey Co (ye a / : OX v\nCtl fy Aelgnues Janis hyulyf qf fe pod -\nz es ( ( Ay 'P fe\ndual h oe polgeta uy & dle Ly bcs (Li iy Ah &O\nDate: bd. LY 19 TS ' Signed: Ss cH (Cyhtir\n/ Member, Food & Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil", "img_22313.png": "Ve }\n\n(xs aise NIST Rl 14hG@N 4A NE eA LON, Nt .\ni as 489 FIFTH AVENUE . RSP: ME) Fl rar We =) Chet . 2t2 687-4830\nREPORT ON APPLICATION FOR GRANT IN AID\n\nApplicants name: Dr. Henri Brunengraber -''Future Leader\"\nInstitution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA \u00e9\nTitle of Project:\n\"Side Effects of Hydroxycitrate an Inhibitor of\nLipogenesis\"\nRating (please check) (1) (3) (4)\n(1) = Highest\n(4) = Lowest\nG 1 Comment: ; \u2018 ; Ly\nnea ; eo % fv Be. oT, a q fil\nye a \u201c i Go > a are i\nor Bee prevalon ] We vite l es\n4 th rt haartwiww Jan, arth AA creeilink Py ee\nLooe tn tf Ap > Oa\nhaw Miisinden? i: plleedin : j z i yt tiv fee a\n5 a go. \u201cbl , ~~ yy evil\nLampitttn arte Mn Bid. ae +\u00a2- ee ;\nSpecific Recommendations:\n; 4 Foy ene Finks we \u201cuf\nJrodes itiey Co (ye a / : OX v\nCtl fy Aelgnues Janis hyulyf qf fe pod -\nz es ( ( Ay 'P fe\ndual h oe polgeta uy & dle Ly bcs (Li iy Ah &O\nDate: bd. LY 19 TS ' Signed: Ss cH (Cyhtir\n/ Member, Food & Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil", "img_22317.png": "Ve }\n\n(xs aise NIST Rl 14hG@N 4A NE eA LON, Nt .\ni as 489 FIFTH AVENUE . RSP: ME) Fl rar We =) Chet . 2t2 687-4830\nREPORT ON APPLICATION FOR GRANT IN AID\n\nApplicants name: Dr. Henri Brunengraber -''Future Leader\"\nInstitution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA \u00e9\nTitle of Project:\n\"Side Effects of Hydroxycitrate an Inhibitor of\nLipogenesis\"\nRating (please check) (1) (3) (4)\n(1) = Highest\n(4) = Lowest\nG 1 Comment: ; \u2018 ; Ly\nnea ; eo % fv Be. oT, a q fil\nye a \u201c i Go > a are i\nor Bee prevalon ] We vite l es\n4 th rt haartwiww Jan, arth AA creeilink Py ee\nLooe tn tf Ap > Oa\nhaw Miisinden? i: plleedin : j z i yt tiv fee a\n5 a go. \u201cbl , ~~ yy evil\nLampitttn arte Mn Bid. ae +\u00a2- ee ;\nSpecific Recommendations:\n; 4 Foy ene Finks we \u201cuf\nJrodes itiey Co (ye a / : OX v\nCtl fy Aelgnues Janis hyulyf qf fe pod -\nz es ( ( Ay 'P fe\ndual h oe polgeta uy & dle Ly bcs (Li iy Ah &O\nDate: bd. LY 19 TS ' Signed: Ss cH (Cyhtir\n/ Member, Food & Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil", "img_22319.png": "Ve }\n\n(xs aise NIST Rl 14hG@N 4A NE eA LON, Nt .\ni as 489 FIFTH AVENUE . RSP: ME) Fl rar We =) Chet . 2t2 687-4830\nREPORT ON APPLICATION FOR GRANT IN AID\n\nApplicants name: Dr. Henri Brunengraber -''Future Leader\"\nInstitution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA \u00e9\nTitle of Project:\n\"Side Effects of Hydroxycitrate an Inhibitor of\nLipogenesis\"\nRating (please check) (1) (3) (4)\n(1) = Highest\n(4) = Lowest\nG 1 Comment: ; \u2018 ; Ly\nnea ; eo % fv Be. oT, a q fil\nye a \u201c i Go > a are i\nor Bee prevalon ] We vite l es\n4 th rt haartwiww Jan, arth AA creeilink Py ee\nLooe tn tf Ap > Oa\nhaw Miisinden? i: plleedin : j z i yt tiv fee a\n5 a go. \u201cbl , ~~ yy evil\nLampitttn arte Mn Bid. ae +\u00a2- ee ;\nSpecific Recommendations:\n; 4 Foy ene Finks we \u201cuf\nJrodes itiey Co (ye a / : OX v\nCtl fy Aelgnues Janis hyulyf qf fe pod -\nz es ( ( Ay 'P fe\ndual h oe polgeta uy & dle Ly bcs (Li iy Ah &O\nDate: bd. LY 19 TS ' Signed: Ss cH (Cyhtir\n/ Member, Food & Nutrition Advisory\nCouncil", "img_60860.png": "ae\nII. Approaches in the Development of Corporate CVD @\nEmergency Care Systems -\nJohn Brennan, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific\nTelephone, Los Angeles\nMs. Deana Zambrows, United California Bank,\nLos Angeles\nIII. The Role of the Paramedic in Development of Emergency\nCare Systems in High Rise Buildings -\nMr. John Green, Los Angeles City Fire Department,\nLos Angeles\nIV. Discussion\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\nMalcoln R. Parker, M.D., Los Gatos, California\nStaff Representatives\nWarren H. Braden, Western Affiliate Services Office\nEdgar A. Vovsi, AHA-Greater Los Angeles Affiliate", "img_60861.png": "ae\nII. Approaches in the Development of Corporate CVD @\nEmergency Care Systems -\nJohn Brennan, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific\nTelephone, Los Angeles\nMs. Deana Zambrows, United California Bank,\nLos Angeles\nIII. The Role of the Paramedic in Development of Emergency\nCare Systems in High Rise Buildings -\nMr. John Green, Los Angeles City Fire Department,\nLos Angeles\nIV. Discussion\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\nMalcoln R. Parker, M.D., Los Gatos, California\nStaff Representatives\nWarren H. Braden, Western Affiliate Services Office\nEdgar A. Vovsi, AHA-Greater Los Angeles Affiliate", "img_60862.png": "ae\nII. Approaches in the Development of Corporate CVD @\nEmergency Care Systems -\nJohn Brennan, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific\nTelephone, Los Angeles\nMs. Deana Zambrows, United California Bank,\nLos Angeles\nIII. The Role of the Paramedic in Development of Emergency\nCare Systems in High Rise Buildings -\nMr. John Green, Los Angeles City Fire Department,\nLos Angeles\nIV. Discussion\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\nMalcoln R. Parker, M.D., Los Gatos, California\nStaff Representatives\nWarren H. Braden, Western Affiliate Services Office\nEdgar A. Vovsi, AHA-Greater Los Angeles Affiliate", "img_60863.png": "ae\nII. Approaches in the Development of Corporate CVD @\nEmergency Care Systems -\nJohn Brennan, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific\nTelephone, Los Angeles\nMs. Deana Zambrows, United California Bank,\nLos Angeles\nIII. The Role of the Paramedic in Development of Emergency\nCare Systems in High Rise Buildings -\nMr. John Green, Los Angeles City Fire Department,\nLos Angeles\nIV. Discussion\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\nMalcoln R. Parker, M.D., Los Gatos, California\nStaff Representatives\nWarren H. Braden, Western Affiliate Services Office\nEdgar A. Vovsi, AHA-Greater Los Angeles Affiliate", "img_60864.png": "ae\nII. Approaches in the Development of Corporate CVD @\nEmergency Care Systems -\nJohn Brennan, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific\nTelephone, Los Angeles\nMs. Deana Zambrows, United California Bank,\nLos Angeles\nIII. The Role of the Paramedic in Development of Emergency\nCare Systems in High Rise Buildings -\nMr. John Green, Los Angeles City Fire Department,\nLos Angeles\nIV. Discussion\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\nMalcoln R. Parker, M.D., Los Gatos, California\nStaff Representatives\nWarren H. Braden, Western Affiliate Services Office\nEdgar A. Vovsi, AHA-Greater Los Angeles Affiliate", "img_25722.png": "PROGRAM WORKSHOP H\nU VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MOTIVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--GET WITH Eo\nWednesday, November 19, 1975\n2:00 P.M.\nNORTH BALLROOM\nDISNEYLAND HOTEL\nSponsored by - Northwest=-Rocky Mountain Region\nPURPOSE OF WORKSHOP\n\"Heart Associations are voluntary health agencies. The existence of a strong\ngroup of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, is basic to enable Heart\nAssociations to achieve success in carrying out their programs and fund\nraising activities.\"\" (Article I, Section A, AHA Policies)\nSince 1948 when the American Heart Association became a voluntary health\nagency, the need for volunteers reflected in the above quote from the AHA\nPolicies has been great. As the Heart Association continues to grow, expand\nits influence and assume greater responsibility, that need becomes even more\nimperative.\n\n& Through individual presentation and group discussion on volunteer recruitment,\nmotivation and development, this workshop will explore what is being done now\nin some Affiliates and seek to determine what must be done to meet the challenges\nof the '70s and '80s.\n\nAGENDA\nModerator - Virginia Black, R.N. - Wyoming\n\nPresentations by:\n\nHam Jackson, M.D. - Colorado\n\nWallace Jenkins, M.D. - Utah\n\nRobert Boroughs - Washington State\nDiscussions to follow.\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\n\nRobert Stewart - Seattle, Washington\n\n@ Staff Representative\nHal Sorensen - Middle Atlantic Region", "img_25724.png": "PROGRAM WORKSHOP H\nU VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MOTIVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--GET WITH Eo\nWednesday, November 19, 1975\n2:00 P.M.\nNORTH BALLROOM\nDISNEYLAND HOTEL\nSponsored by - Northwest=-Rocky Mountain Region\nPURPOSE OF WORKSHOP\n\"Heart Associations are voluntary health agencies. The existence of a strong\ngroup of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, is basic to enable Heart\nAssociations to achieve success in carrying out their programs and fund\nraising activities.\"\" (Article I, Section A, AHA Policies)\nSince 1948 when the American Heart Association became a voluntary health\nagency, the need for volunteers reflected in the above quote from the AHA\nPolicies has been great. As the Heart Association continues to grow, expand\nits influence and assume greater responsibility, that need becomes even more\nimperative.\n\n& Through individual presentation and group discussion on volunteer recruitment,\nmotivation and development, this workshop will explore what is being done now\nin some Affiliates and seek to determine what must be done to meet the challenges\nof the '70s and '80s.\n\nAGENDA\nModerator - Virginia Black, R.N. - Wyoming\n\nPresentations by:\n\nHam Jackson, M.D. - Colorado\n\nWallace Jenkins, M.D. - Utah\n\nRobert Boroughs - Washington State\nDiscussions to follow.\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\n\nRobert Stewart - Seattle, Washington\n\n@ Staff Representative\nHal Sorensen - Middle Atlantic Region", "img_25726.png": "PROGRAM WORKSHOP H\nU VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MOTIVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--GET WITH Eo\nWednesday, November 19, 1975\n2:00 P.M.\nNORTH BALLROOM\nDISNEYLAND HOTEL\nSponsored by - Northwest=-Rocky Mountain Region\nPURPOSE OF WORKSHOP\n\"Heart Associations are voluntary health agencies. The existence of a strong\ngroup of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, is basic to enable Heart\nAssociations to achieve success in carrying out their programs and fund\nraising activities.\"\" (Article I, Section A, AHA Policies)\nSince 1948 when the American Heart Association became a voluntary health\nagency, the need for volunteers reflected in the above quote from the AHA\nPolicies has been great. As the Heart Association continues to grow, expand\nits influence and assume greater responsibility, that need becomes even more\nimperative.\n\n& Through individual presentation and group discussion on volunteer recruitment,\nmotivation and development, this workshop will explore what is being done now\nin some Affiliates and seek to determine what must be done to meet the challenges\nof the '70s and '80s.\n\nAGENDA\nModerator - Virginia Black, R.N. - Wyoming\n\nPresentations by:\n\nHam Jackson, M.D. - Colorado\n\nWallace Jenkins, M.D. - Utah\n\nRobert Boroughs - Washington State\nDiscussions to follow.\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\n\nRobert Stewart - Seattle, Washington\n\n@ Staff Representative\nHal Sorensen - Middle Atlantic Region", "img_25730.png": "PROGRAM WORKSHOP H\nU VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MOTIVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--GET WITH Eo\nWednesday, November 19, 1975\n2:00 P.M.\nNORTH BALLROOM\nDISNEYLAND HOTEL\nSponsored by - Northwest=-Rocky Mountain Region\nPURPOSE OF WORKSHOP\n\"Heart Associations are voluntary health agencies. The existence of a strong\ngroup of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, is basic to enable Heart\nAssociations to achieve success in carrying out their programs and fund\nraising activities.\"\" (Article I, Section A, AHA Policies)\nSince 1948 when the American Heart Association became a voluntary health\nagency, the need for volunteers reflected in the above quote from the AHA\nPolicies has been great. As the Heart Association continues to grow, expand\nits influence and assume greater responsibility, that need becomes even more\nimperative.\n\n& Through individual presentation and group discussion on volunteer recruitment,\nmotivation and development, this workshop will explore what is being done now\nin some Affiliates and seek to determine what must be done to meet the challenges\nof the '70s and '80s.\n\nAGENDA\nModerator - Virginia Black, R.N. - Wyoming\n\nPresentations by:\n\nHam Jackson, M.D. - Colorado\n\nWallace Jenkins, M.D. - Utah\n\nRobert Boroughs - Washington State\nDiscussions to follow.\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\n\nRobert Stewart - Seattle, Washington\n\n@ Staff Representative\nHal Sorensen - Middle Atlantic Region", "img_25733.png": "PROGRAM WORKSHOP H\nU VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT, MOTIVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--GET WITH Eo\nWednesday, November 19, 1975\n2:00 P.M.\nNORTH BALLROOM\nDISNEYLAND HOTEL\nSponsored by - Northwest=-Rocky Mountain Region\nPURPOSE OF WORKSHOP\n\"Heart Associations are voluntary health agencies. The existence of a strong\ngroup of volunteers, both medical and non-medical, is basic to enable Heart\nAssociations to achieve success in carrying out their programs and fund\nraising activities.\"\" (Article I, Section A, AHA Policies)\nSince 1948 when the American Heart Association became a voluntary health\nagency, the need for volunteers reflected in the above quote from the AHA\nPolicies has been great. As the Heart Association continues to grow, expand\nits influence and assume greater responsibility, that need becomes even more\nimperative.\n\n& Through individual presentation and group discussion on volunteer recruitment,\nmotivation and development, this workshop will explore what is being done now\nin some Affiliates and seek to determine what must be done to meet the challenges\nof the '70s and '80s.\n\nAGENDA\nModerator - Virginia Black, R.N. - Wyoming\n\nPresentations by:\n\nHam Jackson, M.D. - Colorado\n\nWallace Jenkins, M.D. - Utah\n\nRobert Boroughs - Washington State\nDiscussions to follow.\nAssembly Planning Committee Representative\n\nRobert Stewart - Seattle, Washington\n\n@ Staff Representative\nHal Sorensen - Middle Atlantic Region", "img_60930.png": "=3-\n\u00a9 IV. COMMISSION ON PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC NEEDS (FILER COMMISSION)\nA. Tax Incentives\n1. What changes, if any, are recommended by the Commission\nregarding tax deductibility, tax credits, or \"matching\"\ngrants, regarding charitable contributions?\n2. Why are these changes recommended?\n3. What effect is expected if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nB. Legislative Regulation of Charitable Solicitation\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding national,\nstate and/or local control of charitable solicitation?\n2. Why?\n3. What effects are predicted if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nC. Oversight\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding the estab-\n@ lishment of a public or quasi-public permanent oversight\nbody to oversee private philanthropy?\n2. Why?\nD. Future Trends in Private Philanthropy\n1. Based on the Commission's studies, opinion polls, and\npersonal interviews, what are the commission's conclusions\nregarding future trends in private philanthropy?", "img_60931.png": "=3-\n\u00a9 IV. COMMISSION ON PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC NEEDS (FILER COMMISSION)\nA. Tax Incentives\n1. What changes, if any, are recommended by the Commission\nregarding tax deductibility, tax credits, or \"matching\"\ngrants, regarding charitable contributions?\n2. Why are these changes recommended?\n3. What effect is expected if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nB. Legislative Regulation of Charitable Solicitation\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding national,\nstate and/or local control of charitable solicitation?\n2. Why?\n3. What effects are predicted if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nC. Oversight\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding the estab-\n@ lishment of a public or quasi-public permanent oversight\nbody to oversee private philanthropy?\n2. Why?\nD. Future Trends in Private Philanthropy\n1. Based on the Commission's studies, opinion polls, and\npersonal interviews, what are the commission's conclusions\nregarding future trends in private philanthropy?", "img_60932.png": "=3-\n\u00a9 IV. COMMISSION ON PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC NEEDS (FILER COMMISSION)\nA. Tax Incentives\n1. What changes, if any, are recommended by the Commission\nregarding tax deductibility, tax credits, or \"matching\"\ngrants, regarding charitable contributions?\n2. Why are these changes recommended?\n3. What effect is expected if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nB. Legislative Regulation of Charitable Solicitation\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding national,\nstate and/or local control of charitable solicitation?\n2. Why?\n3. What effects are predicted if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nC. Oversight\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding the estab-\n@ lishment of a public or quasi-public permanent oversight\nbody to oversee private philanthropy?\n2. Why?\nD. Future Trends in Private Philanthropy\n1. Based on the Commission's studies, opinion polls, and\npersonal interviews, what are the commission's conclusions\nregarding future trends in private philanthropy?", "img_60933.png": "=3-\n\u00a9 IV. COMMISSION ON PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC NEEDS (FILER COMMISSION)\nA. Tax Incentives\n1. What changes, if any, are recommended by the Commission\nregarding tax deductibility, tax credits, or \"matching\"\ngrants, regarding charitable contributions?\n2. Why are these changes recommended?\n3. What effect is expected if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nB. Legislative Regulation of Charitable Solicitation\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding national,\nstate and/or local control of charitable solicitation?\n2. Why?\n3. What effects are predicted if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nC. Oversight\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding the estab-\n@ lishment of a public or quasi-public permanent oversight\nbody to oversee private philanthropy?\n2. Why?\nD. Future Trends in Private Philanthropy\n1. Based on the Commission's studies, opinion polls, and\npersonal interviews, what are the commission's conclusions\nregarding future trends in private philanthropy?", "img_60934.png": "=3-\n\u00a9 IV. COMMISSION ON PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC NEEDS (FILER COMMISSION)\nA. Tax Incentives\n1. What changes, if any, are recommended by the Commission\nregarding tax deductibility, tax credits, or \"matching\"\ngrants, regarding charitable contributions?\n2. Why are these changes recommended?\n3. What effect is expected if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nB. Legislative Regulation of Charitable Solicitation\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding national,\nstate and/or local control of charitable solicitation?\n2. Why?\n3. What effects are predicted if these recommendations are\ncarried out?\nC. Oversight\n1. What is the Commission recommending regarding the estab-\n@ lishment of a public or quasi-public permanent oversight\nbody to oversee private philanthropy?\n2. Why?\nD. Future Trends in Private Philanthropy\n1. Based on the Commission's studies, opinion polls, and\npersonal interviews, what are the commission's conclusions\nregarding future trends in private philanthropy?", "img_25707.png": "STAFF REPRESENTATIVE: &\nDolph Chianchiano, Esq.\nPUBLIC POLICY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS WORKING GROUP\n1974 - 1975\nCHATRMAN Chairman of the Board\nElliot Rapaport, M.D. -\nCardiology Service Bldg. 6, Rm. 323 Mes Rohese De Hocke\n- : Executive Vice President\nSan Francisco General Hospital nies ;\nSan Francisco, California 94110 Bee eee en eUr ence Cor\n(415) 648-5920 700 Newport Center Drive\nNewport Beach, California 92663\nMEMBERS (714) 640-3306\nStacy H. Dobrzensky, Esq. Henry D. McIntosh, M.D.\nFitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley The Methodist Hospital\nUnited California Bank Bldg. 6516 Bertner Boulevard\n1330 Broadway - Suite 1730 Houston, Texas 77024\nOakland, California 94612 (713) 526-0212\n(415) 451-3300\nRoss Reid, Esq.\nHarriet P. Dustan, M.D. Squibb Corporation\nResearch Division 40 West 57th Street\nCleveland Clinic New York, N.Y. 10019\n2020 East 93rd Street (212) 489-2345\nCleveland, Ohio 44106 \u00a9\n(216) 229-2200 Richard D. Remington, Ph.D., Dean\nSchool of Public Health\nMr. Will L. Ketner, Secretary University of Michigan\nPublic Utility Commission 109 Observatory Drive\nCommonwealth of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104\n513 North Office Bldg. (313) 764-5424\nHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120\n(717) 787-6416 MINORITY WORKING GROUP LIAISON\nSe . George D. Miller, Ph.D.\nWilliam McCollan Luikart, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University\n4730 North Boulevard School of Hygiene and Public Health\nBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 Department of Epidemiology\n(504) 924-3622 615 North Wolfe Street\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\nPresident-Elect (301) 955-3867\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D. Immediate Past President\nMayo Clinic Richard S, Ross, M.D.\n200 First Street, SW. The Johns Hopkins Hospital\nRochester, Minnesota 55901 Carnegie 568\n(507) 282-2511 601 North Broadway\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\n(301) 955-5999", "img_25711.png": "STAFF REPRESENTATIVE: &\nDolph Chianchiano, Esq.\nPUBLIC POLICY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS WORKING GROUP\n1974 - 1975\nCHATRMAN Chairman of the Board\nElliot Rapaport, M.D. -\nCardiology Service Bldg. 6, Rm. 323 Mes Rohese De Hocke\n- : Executive Vice President\nSan Francisco General Hospital nies ;\nSan Francisco, California 94110 Bee eee en eUr ence Cor\n(415) 648-5920 700 Newport Center Drive\nNewport Beach, California 92663\nMEMBERS (714) 640-3306\nStacy H. Dobrzensky, Esq. Henry D. McIntosh, M.D.\nFitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley The Methodist Hospital\nUnited California Bank Bldg. 6516 Bertner Boulevard\n1330 Broadway - Suite 1730 Houston, Texas 77024\nOakland, California 94612 (713) 526-0212\n(415) 451-3300\nRoss Reid, Esq.\nHarriet P. Dustan, M.D. Squibb Corporation\nResearch Division 40 West 57th Street\nCleveland Clinic New York, N.Y. 10019\n2020 East 93rd Street (212) 489-2345\nCleveland, Ohio 44106 \u00a9\n(216) 229-2200 Richard D. Remington, Ph.D., Dean\nSchool of Public Health\nMr. Will L. Ketner, Secretary University of Michigan\nPublic Utility Commission 109 Observatory Drive\nCommonwealth of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104\n513 North Office Bldg. (313) 764-5424\nHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120\n(717) 787-6416 MINORITY WORKING GROUP LIAISON\nSe . George D. Miller, Ph.D.\nWilliam McCollan Luikart, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University\n4730 North Boulevard School of Hygiene and Public Health\nBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 Department of Epidemiology\n(504) 924-3622 615 North Wolfe Street\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\nPresident-Elect (301) 955-3867\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D. Immediate Past President\nMayo Clinic Richard S, Ross, M.D.\n200 First Street, SW. The Johns Hopkins Hospital\nRochester, Minnesota 55901 Carnegie 568\n(507) 282-2511 601 North Broadway\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\n(301) 955-5999", "img_25715.png": "STAFF REPRESENTATIVE: &\nDolph Chianchiano, Esq.\nPUBLIC POLICY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS WORKING GROUP\n1974 - 1975\nCHATRMAN Chairman of the Board\nElliot Rapaport, M.D. -\nCardiology Service Bldg. 6, Rm. 323 Mes Rohese De Hocke\n- : Executive Vice President\nSan Francisco General Hospital nies ;\nSan Francisco, California 94110 Bee eee en eUr ence Cor\n(415) 648-5920 700 Newport Center Drive\nNewport Beach, California 92663\nMEMBERS (714) 640-3306\nStacy H. Dobrzensky, Esq. Henry D. McIntosh, M.D.\nFitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley The Methodist Hospital\nUnited California Bank Bldg. 6516 Bertner Boulevard\n1330 Broadway - Suite 1730 Houston, Texas 77024\nOakland, California 94612 (713) 526-0212\n(415) 451-3300\nRoss Reid, Esq.\nHarriet P. Dustan, M.D. Squibb Corporation\nResearch Division 40 West 57th Street\nCleveland Clinic New York, N.Y. 10019\n2020 East 93rd Street (212) 489-2345\nCleveland, Ohio 44106 \u00a9\n(216) 229-2200 Richard D. Remington, Ph.D., Dean\nSchool of Public Health\nMr. Will L. Ketner, Secretary University of Michigan\nPublic Utility Commission 109 Observatory Drive\nCommonwealth of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104\n513 North Office Bldg. (313) 764-5424\nHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120\n(717) 787-6416 MINORITY WORKING GROUP LIAISON\nSe . George D. Miller, Ph.D.\nWilliam McCollan Luikart, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University\n4730 North Boulevard School of Hygiene and Public Health\nBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 Department of Epidemiology\n(504) 924-3622 615 North Wolfe Street\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\nPresident-Elect (301) 955-3867\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D. Immediate Past President\nMayo Clinic Richard S, Ross, M.D.\n200 First Street, SW. The Johns Hopkins Hospital\nRochester, Minnesota 55901 Carnegie 568\n(507) 282-2511 601 North Broadway\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\n(301) 955-5999", "img_25713.png": "STAFF REPRESENTATIVE: &\nDolph Chianchiano, Esq.\nPUBLIC POLICY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS WORKING GROUP\n1974 - 1975\nCHATRMAN Chairman of the Board\nElliot Rapaport, M.D. -\nCardiology Service Bldg. 6, Rm. 323 Mes Rohese De Hocke\n- : Executive Vice President\nSan Francisco General Hospital nies ;\nSan Francisco, California 94110 Bee eee en eUr ence Cor\n(415) 648-5920 700 Newport Center Drive\nNewport Beach, California 92663\nMEMBERS (714) 640-3306\nStacy H. Dobrzensky, Esq. Henry D. McIntosh, M.D.\nFitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley The Methodist Hospital\nUnited California Bank Bldg. 6516 Bertner Boulevard\n1330 Broadway - Suite 1730 Houston, Texas 77024\nOakland, California 94612 (713) 526-0212\n(415) 451-3300\nRoss Reid, Esq.\nHarriet P. Dustan, M.D. Squibb Corporation\nResearch Division 40 West 57th Street\nCleveland Clinic New York, N.Y. 10019\n2020 East 93rd Street (212) 489-2345\nCleveland, Ohio 44106 \u00a9\n(216) 229-2200 Richard D. Remington, Ph.D., Dean\nSchool of Public Health\nMr. Will L. Ketner, Secretary University of Michigan\nPublic Utility Commission 109 Observatory Drive\nCommonwealth of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104\n513 North Office Bldg. (313) 764-5424\nHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120\n(717) 787-6416 MINORITY WORKING GROUP LIAISON\nSe . George D. Miller, Ph.D.\nWilliam McCollan Luikart, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University\n4730 North Boulevard School of Hygiene and Public Health\nBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 Department of Epidemiology\n(504) 924-3622 615 North Wolfe Street\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\nPresident-Elect (301) 955-3867\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D. Immediate Past President\nMayo Clinic Richard S, Ross, M.D.\n200 First Street, SW. The Johns Hopkins Hospital\nRochester, Minnesota 55901 Carnegie 568\n(507) 282-2511 601 North Broadway\nBaltimore, Maryland 21205\n(301) 955-5999", "img_25732.png": "AHA PUBLIC POLICY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS\nAugust 1973 - August 1975\n\nAugust 1973 Issued statement on proposed regulation of medical devices.\nAHA endorsed strict enforcement of manufacturing standards\nfor devices in widespread use.\n\nSeptember 1973 Published statement on proposed legislation for protection\nof human subjects in research. Emphasis was that the last\nthing needed was an additional federal bureaucracy for\npolicing this area,\n\nOctober 1973 Provided all Affiliates with guidelines on the new National\nResearch and Demonstration Center program sponsored by the\nNational Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI).\n\nDecember 1973 Requested the Federal Trade Commission to bring action\nagainst the National Commission on Egg Nutrition to make\nNCEN stop advertising that there was no scientific evidence\nlinking cholesterol and heart disease.\n\nJanuary 1974 First AHA Public Policy Reference Paper presented to Board\nof Directors for ratification.\n\nFebruary 1974 Objected to Medicare and Medicaid proposals which would\nhave discouraged emergency admissions since they would\n\n& have negated our \"early warning signs\" program.\n\nMarch 1974 Obtained $50,000 from Health Services Administration to\ndevelop new CPR training materials.\n\nApril 1974 Endorsed concept of special national panel to review and\nreinforce the federal commitment to biomedical research.\n\nMay 1974 Testified before the Health Appropriations Subcommittee\nof the U.S. House of Representatives, recommending a $365\nmillion budget for NHLI for fiscal year 1975.\n\nJune 1974 Issued statement on national health insurance. Any ex-\npanded third-party payment system should include regular\nhealth audits and medication for hypertension and rheumatic\nfever. National health insurance should also cover patient\neducation, rehabilitation and home health services.\n\nIssued statement on new health planning legislation.\nVoluntary health agencies should be heavily involved in\nthe decision-making process of the new program and demon-\nstration funds should be meaningful in scope.\nTelegrammed statement on proposal to give hypertension\nrevenue sharing money to state health departments. AHA\nstated its recognition of the need for additional funds in\n& this area but suggested thut the most cost-effective use\nof the monies should rely heavily on Heart Association\nexpertise in this area,", "img_25734.png": "AHA PUBLIC POLICY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS\nAugust 1973 - August 1975\n\nAugust 1973 Issued statement on proposed regulation of medical devices.\nAHA endorsed strict enforcement of manufacturing standards\nfor devices in widespread use.\n\nSeptember 1973 Published statement on proposed legislation for protection\nof human subjects in research. Emphasis was that the last\nthing needed was an additional federal bureaucracy for\npolicing this area,\n\nOctober 1973 Provided all Affiliates with guidelines on the new National\nResearch and Demonstration Center program sponsored by the\nNational Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI).\n\nDecember 1973 Requested the Federal Trade Commission to bring action\nagainst the National Commission on Egg Nutrition to make\nNCEN stop advertising that there was no scientific evidence\nlinking cholesterol and heart disease.\n\nJanuary 1974 First AHA Public Policy Reference Paper presented to Board\nof Directors for ratification.\n\nFebruary 1974 Objected to Medicare and Medicaid proposals which would\nhave discouraged emergency admissions since they would\n\n& have negated our \"early warning signs\" program.\n\nMarch 1974 Obtained $50,000 from Health Services Administration to\ndevelop new CPR training materials.\n\nApril 1974 Endorsed concept of special national panel to review and\nreinforce the federal commitment to biomedical research.\n\nMay 1974 Testified before the Health Appropriations Subcommittee\nof the U.S. House of Representatives, recommending a $365\nmillion budget for NHLI for fiscal year 1975.\n\nJune 1974 Issued statement on national health insurance. Any ex-\npanded third-party payment system should include regular\nhealth audits and medication for hypertension and rheumatic\nfever. National health insurance should also cover patient\neducation, rehabilitation and home health services.\n\nIssued statement on new health planning legislation.\nVoluntary health agencies should be heavily involved in\nthe decision-making process of the new program and demon-\nstration funds should be meaningful in scope.\nTelegrammed statement on proposal to give hypertension\nrevenue sharing money to state health departments. AHA\nstated its recognition of the need for additional funds in\n& this area but suggested thut the most cost-effective use\nof the monies should rely heavily on Heart Association\nexpertise in this area,", "img_25736.png": "AHA PUBLIC POLICY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS\nAugust 1973 - August 1975\n\nAugust 1973 Issued statement on proposed regulation of medical devices.\nAHA endorsed strict enforcement of manufacturing standards\nfor devices in widespread use.\n\nSeptember 1973 Published statement on proposed legislation for protection\nof human subjects in research. Emphasis was that the last\nthing needed was an additional federal bureaucracy for\npolicing this area,\n\nOctober 1973 Provided all Affiliates with guidelines on the new National\nResearch and Demonstration Center program sponsored by the\nNational Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI).\n\nDecember 1973 Requested the Federal Trade Commission to bring action\nagainst the National Commission on Egg Nutrition to make\nNCEN stop advertising that there was no scientific evidence\nlinking cholesterol and heart disease.\n\nJanuary 1974 First AHA Public Policy Reference Paper presented to Board\nof Directors for ratification.\n\nFebruary 1974 Objected to Medicare and Medicaid proposals which would\nhave discouraged emergency admissions since they would\n\n& have negated our \"early warning signs\" program.\n\nMarch 1974 Obtained $50,000 from Health Services Administration to\ndevelop new CPR training materials.\n\nApril 1974 Endorsed concept of special national panel to review and\nreinforce the federal commitment to biomedical research.\n\nMay 1974 Testified before the Health Appropriations Subcommittee\nof the U.S. House of Representatives, recommending a $365\nmillion budget for NHLI for fiscal year 1975.\n\nJune 1974 Issued statement on national health insurance. Any ex-\npanded third-party payment system should include regular\nhealth audits and medication for hypertension and rheumatic\nfever. National health insurance should also cover patient\neducation, rehabilitation and home health services.\n\nIssued statement on new health planning legislation.\nVoluntary health agencies should be heavily involved in\nthe decision-making process of the new program and demon-\nstration funds should be meaningful in scope.\nTelegrammed statement on proposal to give hypertension\nrevenue sharing money to state health departments. AHA\nstated its recognition of the need for additional funds in\n& this area but suggested thut the most cost-effective use\nof the monies should rely heavily on Heart Association\nexpertise in this area,", "img_25739.png": "AHA PUBLIC POLICY AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS\nAugust 1973 - August 1975\n\nAugust 1973 Issued statement on proposed regulation of medical devices.\nAHA endorsed strict enforcement of manufacturing standards\nfor devices in widespread use.\n\nSeptember 1973 Published statement on proposed legislation for protection\nof human subjects in research. Emphasis was that the last\nthing needed was an additional federal bureaucracy for\npolicing this area,\n\nOctober 1973 Provided all Affiliates with guidelines on the new National\nResearch and Demonstration Center program sponsored by the\nNational Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI).\n\nDecember 1973 Requested the Federal Trade Commission to bring action\nagainst the National Commission on Egg Nutrition to make\nNCEN stop advertising that there was no scientific evidence\nlinking cholesterol and heart disease.\n\nJanuary 1974 First AHA Public Policy Reference Paper presented to Board\nof Directors for ratification.\n\nFebruary 1974 Objected to Medicare and Medicaid proposals which would\nhave discouraged emergency admissions since they would\n\n& have negated our \"early warning signs\" program.\n\nMarch 1974 Obtained $50,000 from Health Services Administration to\ndevelop new CPR training materials.\n\nApril 1974 Endorsed concept of special national panel to review and\nreinforce the federal commitment to biomedical research.\n\nMay 1974 Testified before the Health Appropriations Subcommittee\nof the U.S. House of Representatives, recommending a $365\nmillion budget for NHLI for fiscal year 1975.\n\nJune 1974 Issued statement on national health insurance. Any ex-\npanded third-party payment system should include regular\nhealth audits and medication for hypertension and rheumatic\nfever. National health insurance should also cover patient\neducation, rehabilitation and home health services.\n\nIssued statement on new health planning legislation.\nVoluntary health agencies should be heavily involved in\nthe decision-making process of the new program and demon-\nstration funds should be meaningful in scope.\nTelegrammed statement on proposal to give hypertension\nrevenue sharing money to state health departments. AHA\nstated its recognition of the need for additional funds in\n& this area but suggested thut the most cost-effective use\nof the monies should rely heavily on Heart Association\nexpertise in this area,", "img_60826.png": "35\nJune 1975 Visited with House and Senate staff working on the \"Truth\nin Contributions Act\" to discuss possible improvements,\nincluding changes in the disclosure procedure and complete\nacceptance of AICPA standards of functional accounting.\nTestified before Health Appropriations Subcommittee of\nU.S. Senate a propos the NHLI budget for fiscal 1976.\nJuly 1975 Prepared (for later distribution) an Affiliate Public\nPolicy and Government Affairs Manual.\nFirst Regional workshop on Extra-mural funding, including\npossibilities for grants from government agencies.", "img_60909.png": "-33-\n\ngrams dealing affirmatively with\n\n\u00a9 injustice and inequity in employment.\n\nIV. MISCELLANEOUS\nA. Definition of Death\nAs a concomitant of the technological\nadvances in the field of medicine, there\nhas emerged the problem of determining,\nfor numerous purposes, whether and when\na person has died. When heart trans-\nplants were made feasible, it became\nevident that the traditional test -\ncessation of respiration and heartbeat -\nwould no longer be universally valid. At\nthis point in time, the Heart Association\nCommittee on Ethics endorsed the concept\nof brain death - i.e. a person is dead\nwhen he or she has suffered an irrevers-\nible cessation of spontaneous brain\nfunction. Legislation and case law on\nthis matter is, however, still confused.\nIn order to rectify this situation, the\nHeart Association would favor:\nState legislation defining\ndeath in neurological terms.", "img_60910.png": "-33-\n\ngrams dealing affirmatively with\n\n\u00a9 injustice and inequity in employment.\n\nIV. MISCELLANEOUS\nA. Definition of Death\nAs a concomitant of the technological\nadvances in the field of medicine, there\nhas emerged the problem of determining,\nfor numerous purposes, whether and when\na person has died. When heart trans-\nplants were made feasible, it became\nevident that the traditional test -\ncessation of respiration and heartbeat -\nwould no longer be universally valid. At\nthis point in time, the Heart Association\nCommittee on Ethics endorsed the concept\nof brain death - i.e. a person is dead\nwhen he or she has suffered an irrevers-\nible cessation of spontaneous brain\nfunction. Legislation and case law on\nthis matter is, however, still confused.\nIn order to rectify this situation, the\nHeart Association would favor:\nState legislation defining\ndeath in neurological terms.", "img_60911.png": "-33-\n\ngrams dealing affirmatively with\n\n\u00a9 injustice and inequity in employment.\n\nIV. MISCELLANEOUS\nA. Definition of Death\nAs a concomitant of the technological\nadvances in the field of medicine, there\nhas emerged the problem of determining,\nfor numerous purposes, whether and when\na person has died. When heart trans-\nplants were made feasible, it became\nevident that the traditional test -\ncessation of respiration and heartbeat -\nwould no longer be universally valid. At\nthis point in time, the Heart Association\nCommittee on Ethics endorsed the concept\nof brain death - i.e. a person is dead\nwhen he or she has suffered an irrevers-\nible cessation of spontaneous brain\nfunction. Legislation and case law on\nthis matter is, however, still confused.\nIn order to rectify this situation, the\nHeart Association would favor:\nState legislation defining\ndeath in neurological terms.", "img_60912.png": "-33-\n\ngrams dealing affirmatively with\n\n\u00a9 injustice and inequity in employment.\n\nIV. MISCELLANEOUS\nA. Definition of Death\nAs a concomitant of the technological\nadvances in the field of medicine, there\nhas emerged the problem of determining,\nfor numerous purposes, whether and when\na person has died. When heart trans-\nplants were made feasible, it became\nevident that the traditional test -\ncessation of respiration and heartbeat -\nwould no longer be universally valid. At\nthis point in time, the Heart Association\nCommittee on Ethics endorsed the concept\nof brain death - i.e. a person is dead\nwhen he or she has suffered an irrevers-\nible cessation of spontaneous brain\nfunction. Legislation and case law on\nthis matter is, however, still confused.\nIn order to rectify this situation, the\nHeart Association would favor:\nState legislation defining\ndeath in neurological terms.", "img_60913.png": "-33-\n\ngrams dealing affirmatively with\n\n\u00a9 injustice and inequity in employment.\n\nIV. MISCELLANEOUS\nA. Definition of Death\nAs a concomitant of the technological\nadvances in the field of medicine, there\nhas emerged the problem of determining,\nfor numerous purposes, whether and when\na person has died. When heart trans-\nplants were made feasible, it became\nevident that the traditional test -\ncessation of respiration and heartbeat -\nwould no longer be universally valid. At\nthis point in time, the Heart Association\nCommittee on Ethics endorsed the concept\nof brain death - i.e. a person is dead\nwhen he or she has suffered an irrevers-\nible cessation of spontaneous brain\nfunction. Legislation and case law on\nthis matter is, however, still confused.\nIn order to rectify this situation, the\nHeart Association would favor:\nState legislation defining\ndeath in neurological terms.", "img_60872.png": "MINORITY WORKING GROUP (continued) &\n\nPaul Harris, M.D.\n\n2661 Germantown Street\n\nDayton, Ohio 45408\n\n(513-268-6829)\n\nCharles Atkins, M.D.\n\n2216 Northeastern\n\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111\n\n(405-427-6577)\n\nLIAISON:\n\nMr. Tom Brown\n\nField Director\n\nIllinois Heart Association\n\n718 South Randolph\n\nChampaign, Illinois 61820\n\n(217-352-6525)\n\nMr. Phil Robinson, M.S., 111\n\nUniversity of Florida\n\nBox 619\n\nc/o J.H. Miller Health Center &\n\nGainesville, Florida 32610\n\n(904-392-3015)\n\nEX-OFFICIO:\n\nPRES IDENT\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\n\nElliot Rapaport, M.D.\n\nCardiology Service Mr. Richard Dotts\n\nBldg. 6 Room 323 Executive Vice President\n\nSan Francisco General Hospital Pacific Mutual Life Insurance\n\nSan Francisco, California 94110 700 Newport Center Drive\n\n(415-648-5920) Newport Beach, California 92661\n(714-640-3306)\n\nPRES IDENT-ELECT\n\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D.\n\nMayo Clinic\n\n200 First Street, S.W.\n\nRochester, Minnesota 55901\n\n(501-282-2511)", "img_60874.png": "MINORITY WORKING GROUP (continued) &\n\nPaul Harris, M.D.\n\n2661 Germantown Street\n\nDayton, Ohio 45408\n\n(513-268-6829)\n\nCharles Atkins, M.D.\n\n2216 Northeastern\n\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111\n\n(405-427-6577)\n\nLIAISON:\n\nMr. Tom Brown\n\nField Director\n\nIllinois Heart Association\n\n718 South Randolph\n\nChampaign, Illinois 61820\n\n(217-352-6525)\n\nMr. Phil Robinson, M.S., 111\n\nUniversity of Florida\n\nBox 619\n\nc/o J.H. Miller Health Center &\n\nGainesville, Florida 32610\n\n(904-392-3015)\n\nEX-OFFICIO:\n\nPRES IDENT\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\n\nElliot Rapaport, M.D.\n\nCardiology Service Mr. Richard Dotts\n\nBldg. 6 Room 323 Executive Vice President\n\nSan Francisco General Hospital Pacific Mutual Life Insurance\n\nSan Francisco, California 94110 700 Newport Center Drive\n\n(415-648-5920) Newport Beach, California 92661\n(714-640-3306)\n\nPRES IDENT-ELECT\n\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D.\n\nMayo Clinic\n\n200 First Street, S.W.\n\nRochester, Minnesota 55901\n\n(501-282-2511)", "img_61261.png": "MINORITY WORKING GROUP (continued) &\n\nPaul Harris, M.D.\n\n2661 Germantown Street\n\nDayton, Ohio 45408\n\n(513-268-6829)\n\nCharles Atkins, M.D.\n\n2216 Northeastern\n\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111\n\n(405-427-6577)\n\nLIAISON:\n\nMr. Tom Brown\n\nField Director\n\nIllinois Heart Association\n\n718 South Randolph\n\nChampaign, Illinois 61820\n\n(217-352-6525)\n\nMr. Phil Robinson, M.S., 111\n\nUniversity of Florida\n\nBox 619\n\nc/o J.H. Miller Health Center &\n\nGainesville, Florida 32610\n\n(904-392-3015)\n\nEX-OFFICIO:\n\nPRES IDENT\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\n\nElliot Rapaport, M.D.\n\nCardiology Service Mr. Richard Dotts\n\nBldg. 6 Room 323 Executive Vice President\n\nSan Francisco General Hospital Pacific Mutual Life Insurance\n\nSan Francisco, California 94110 700 Newport Center Drive\n\n(415-648-5920) Newport Beach, California 92661\n(714-640-3306)\n\nPRES IDENT-ELECT\n\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D.\n\nMayo Clinic\n\n200 First Street, S.W.\n\nRochester, Minnesota 55901\n\n(501-282-2511)", "img_61267.png": "MINORITY WORKING GROUP (continued) &\n\nPaul Harris, M.D.\n\n2661 Germantown Street\n\nDayton, Ohio 45408\n\n(513-268-6829)\n\nCharles Atkins, M.D.\n\n2216 Northeastern\n\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111\n\n(405-427-6577)\n\nLIAISON:\n\nMr. Tom Brown\n\nField Director\n\nIllinois Heart Association\n\n718 South Randolph\n\nChampaign, Illinois 61820\n\n(217-352-6525)\n\nMr. Phil Robinson, M.S., 111\n\nUniversity of Florida\n\nBox 619\n\nc/o J.H. Miller Health Center &\n\nGainesville, Florida 32610\n\n(904-392-3015)\n\nEX-OFFICIO:\n\nPRES IDENT\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\n\nElliot Rapaport, M.D.\n\nCardiology Service Mr. Richard Dotts\n\nBldg. 6 Room 323 Executive Vice President\n\nSan Francisco General Hospital Pacific Mutual Life Insurance\n\nSan Francisco, California 94110 700 Newport Center Drive\n\n(415-648-5920) Newport Beach, California 92661\n(714-640-3306)\n\nPRES IDENT-ELECT\n\nJohn T. Shepherd, M.D.\n\nMayo Clinic\n\n200 First Street, S.W.\n\nRochester, Minnesota 55901\n\n(501-282-2511)", "img_61274.png": "MINORITY WORKING GROUP (continued) &\n\nPaul Harris, M.D.\n\n2661 Germantown Street\n\nDayton, Ohio 45408\n\n(513-268-6829)\n\nCharles Atkins, M.D.\n\n2216 Northeastern\n\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111\n\n(405-427-6577)\n\nLIAISON:\n\nMr. Tom Brown\n\nField Director\n\nIllinois Heart Association\n\n718 South Randolph\n\nChampaign, Illinois 61820\n\n(217-352-6525)\n\nMr. Phil Robinson, M.S., 111\n\nUniversity of Florida\n\nBox 619\n\nc/o J.H. Miller Health Center &\n\nGainesville, Florida 32610\n\n(904-392-3015)\n\nEX-OFFICIO:\n\nPRES IDENT\nCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD\n\nElliot Rapaport, M.D.\n\nCardiology Service Mr. Richard Dotts\n\nBldg. 6 Room 323 Executive Vice President\n\nSan Francisco General Hospital Pacific Mutual Life Insurance\n\nSan Francisco, California 94110 700 Newport Center Drive\n\n(415-648-5920) Newport Beach, California 92661\n(714-640-3306)\n\nPRES IDENT-ELECT\n\nJohn T. 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OF DIR. | lev SUR. /CIRC, s [srroxe/rurows. |\nC2 HeAS Tosser S", "img_25682.png": "DISNEYLAND HOTEL--EXHIBIT HALL\nSEATING PLAN FOR ASSEMBLY\nFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1975\n@ Space has been provided in each Delegation\nfor Affiliate Representatives to National\nBoard of Directors.\nSPEAKERS!\nPLATFORM |\nMIDWESTERN WESTERN SOUTHERN EASTERN\nDAK, /NEB ALA. /ARK\n| MISSOURI | | LOS ANGELES | | FLA. /LOUIS. | Vila/ Rails\n| CHICAGO | LA. /HAWAIL | | OKLA. /LOUIS. |\nCHL. /OHLO I TEXAS | GEORGIA\nOHIO\n(Cio _] NO, CAR W.y.C,/DEL\nINDIANA ALASKA/WASH. VIRGINIA .\nCc\nrT COLO, / IDAHO oe H\nx [\"wowr,/orz. | [\"aoc7wiva, | [L_pewn, | i\nI MICH UTAH/WYO. (aerme, 7eas.sc.I c| PENN, iT\nOF\nR N.E. OHIO Bi BD. OF DIR. [carPuL. /cvp \u00a5Ng.U CL.CARD./EPID. R\n0 N\ns WISC. | BD. OF DIR. | CVN/CV RAD. : HBP /KIDNEY s\nD L\n| BD. OF DIR. | [2>. OF DIR. | lev SUR. /CIRC, s [srroxe/rurows. |\nC2 HeAS Tosser S", "img_17143.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_17147.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_17149.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_17150.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_17141.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_17144.png": "DesignWiite\n1N \u00a9 oR PORATED\nImportant Fax Message\n. Please Deliver Immediately\nTo: Alice Conti Fax: 512-478-3117\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\n(A quest at The Four Seasons)\nDate: January 19, 2005 : Time: 8:45 EST\nFrom: Bemadette G. Janas, PhD Phone: 609-524-2368\nMedical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\nE-mail: bjanas@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet}: 9\nRe: Expert forum plans for brainstorming\nAlice,\nAttached is an overview of the expert forum on braast health and HRT, and the faculty\nlist. ! tried to capture ideas that have already been discussed as | suggested questions\nto cover in each talk, and two ideas for breakout sessions. Please feel free to brairistorm\nand restructure these meeting plans in ways that maximize its value. | left a lat of white\nspace for notes.\nRemember that a primary goal is to develop publications (eg., a journal supplement with\nCME credit) targeted to women's health care providers who counsel women about\nERT/HRT (6.g. OB/GYNs, FPs, NPs).\nSpecific aims we've identified are:\n\u00a2 To provide perspective on the risk of breast cancer associated with ERT/HRT use\n* To provide a sound education for women's health care providers on the complex\nphysiological mechanisms by which estrogans, progestins, and SERMs influence\nmetabolism in healthy breast tissue and in breast cancer\n\u00ab To give women's health care providers guidance and recommendations for\neducating and counseling patients about ERT/HRT and breast cancer\n| will touch base next week to come up to speed and incorporate the new ideas into the\nscientific agenda and plans.\n-Bermie\n185 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 001229\nLouth \u2014a\u2014\nCo\nEXHIBIT No.2\ni{4lo8\nALM MA CHELL", "img_45552.png": "le Pa ae ae ee\n4 CE\nE j a Se eee\ni: Re z rere ES eer ad\na8 : ee\nee ay. a\n\u2018 Wi ea\n: : : IC\n: mw Cp vo\n\u2018 : May 28, 1943 ll AA\n! = Le\ni oe\nie 08\n13\nDear Manolo, a PRW]\nWw ae\nEnclosed 1s  mimeographed copy of the Wage Order \"Tad\nsetting the 40\u00a2 per hour minimum in the \"Sugar and Related ae\n+ Products Industry\". 5 se\nYours sincerely, oe\nMr. Menuel 8, Rionde a\n_ 106 Wall Stroot ee\ncae New York, NH. Ys : x ee =\n: Louis V. Placd, Jr. : a\n: = a\n: : oe\nE : i\nEa : 2\nSource: hitps:/ivwwindustrydocuniel", "img_45563.png": "le Pa ae ae ee\n4 CE\nE j a Se eee\ni: Re z rere ES eer ad\na8 : ee\nee ay. a\n\u2018 Wi ea\n: : : IC\n: mw Cp vo\n\u2018 : May 28, 1943 ll AA\n! = Le\ni oe\nie 08\n13\nDear Manolo, a PRW]\nWw ae\nEnclosed 1s  mimeographed copy of the Wage Order \"Tad\nsetting the 40\u00a2 per hour minimum in the \"Sugar and Related ae\n+ Products Industry\". 5 se\nYours sincerely, oe\nMr. Menuel 8, Rionde a\n_ 106 Wall Stroot ee\ncae New York, NH. Ys : x ee =\n: Louis V. Placd, Jr. : a\n: = a\n: : oe\nE : i\nEa : 2\nSource: hitps:/ivwwindustrydocuniel", "img_45565.png": "le Pa ae ae ee\n4 CE\nE j a Se eee\ni: Re z rere ES eer ad\na8 : ee\nee ay. a\n\u2018 Wi ea\n: : : IC\n: mw Cp vo\n\u2018 : May 28, 1943 ll AA\n! = Le\ni oe\nie 08\n13\nDear Manolo, a PRW]\nWw ae\nEnclosed 1s  mimeographed copy of the Wage Order \"Tad\nsetting the 40\u00a2 per hour minimum in the \"Sugar and Related ae\n+ Products Industry\". 5 se\nYours sincerely, oe\nMr. Menuel 8, Rionde a\n_ 106 Wall Stroot ee\ncae New York, NH. Ys : x ee =\n: Louis V. Placd, Jr. : a\n: = a\n: : oe\nE : i\nEa : 2\nSource: hitps:/ivwwindustrydocuniel", "img_45578.png": "le Pa ae ae ee\n4 CE\nE j a Se eee\ni: Re z rere ES eer ad\na8 : ee\nee ay. a\n\u2018 Wi ea\n: : : IC\n: mw Cp vo\n\u2018 : May 28, 1943 ll AA\n! = Le\ni oe\nie 08\n13\nDear Manolo, a PRW]\nWw ae\nEnclosed 1s  mimeographed copy of the Wage Order \"Tad\nsetting the 40\u00a2 per hour minimum in the \"Sugar and Related ae\n+ Products Industry\". 5 se\nYours sincerely, oe\nMr. Menuel 8, Rionde a\n_ 106 Wall Stroot ee\ncae New York, NH. Ys : x ee =\n: Louis V. Placd, Jr. : a\n: = a\n: : oe\nE : i\nEa : 2\nSource: hitps:/ivwwindustrydocuniel", "img_42222.png": "@ DePuy SCP-805, Revision D, Atiachment B\naGohuuenafobaven company Me ON oo ee me\nriila fos\na\nProst Aiur Dehn Phare cat No, _QUI2-20- 50\"\nProcess Owner\": Jen cy br ug Ext: Ve 4\nRoute to:\nDue By: /  / } wre Tad E \u2014 _ Su ate 404\nAsst. 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Departmental members! participation in local academic governance;\nOo List faculty members of this department who serve on:\nA. Medical School Committees (or otherwise participate in =\nmedical school administration):\nMorki> Aor Erin\nB. University Committees, etc.:\nDr. Robert E. Shank: Advisory Committee for the Student\nHealth Service; Committee on Humane Care of Laboratory\nAnimals ee\nDr. M. Kenton King: Comtom and Ferguson Lecture Committee\nXIV. Departmental members! activities in national efforts in medical\neducation, research management, consultation to agencies, :\nassociations, etc.: (list names of faculty and current assignment)\nSEE ATTACHED\noe\n6", "img_65330.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65331.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65332.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65333.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65334.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65335.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65336.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65337.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65338.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_65341.png": "; ere oat en ae : 8 ae : care va\nme % _@& ao WAU AML TNS Gut DUNGo USING Dew Gers TanTInY, 5 Age a ee. i\n99/26/74 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ACADEMIC ROSTER JULY 1974 . .\na eee DE PARTMENT OFS PREV.EN TAY COMED CAIN Erp eet soyca meee ne Hise ele fap RC Daeg a Ol eRe\nYRS F-T SUBJECT AREA\n= NAME AND ==\"2-~~=-s~ - nna DOCTORAL a Be ON P-T TEACHING _\nACADEMIC RANK=--n---naanannnmnnnmnnnmnnn= AGE DEGREES DATE -*-------INSTITUTION-------------=- FAC VOL RESPONSIBILITY\neeeeCH ADS Nee HUG He co ND 1947. COLUM BT AAU OC ORME GEMOEUPHYS EUSURGUN LOIS E =e en elie ines\nKCUNTZ PROFESSOR OF PREVENTIVE MED\nHoLtoszy JOHN O 41 MD 1957 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED MO mamguneeT\n= 22 1 SPROEESSOR \u201cOF PREVENTIVE. MEDICINES = cai See ieg ieee es 2 Bie NES ern gS, SoA AS oa\nee OUNG 2 Se MORRIS KEN TONE ee) AAO MD SUT OS POVIANDERB ELT UUS CHE MED ATENN ue eer mtr gy We lene ta cag etcetera ai amer r ea a\nPROFESSOR OF PREV MED \u2019\nALSO DEAN OF MEDICAL SCHOOL spine 0 pa ee\nSHANK ROBERT E 60 MD 1939 WASHINGTON U SCH OF MED NO 26 F-T\nHere DANFORTH (PROFESSOR OP PREM ME Oia crc a glo et unto cae ar en tae OO oni UM ere cee We aM ar emeaeg ue tte eau ta aie aU sclera hia, aN eons\nALSO HEAD OF DEPARTMENT\nSWE Tne __REIMUT Se te Se PAT SE eNOS SUMO RM He NOES ER GGERMANY a0 ten eae DA ee Pinca ote A\nPROF OF BIOSTATISTICS IN PREVENTIVE MED :\nPe CHoier - mrmsUNGKC Lie ome ue ESSN RHODE) Lk OS DUR ORRCAUTEAUOSWANGELESSCALL 2 ir > | C7 Fe Tame ome\nee ASSOCIPROESDE CBNOS TAT INO PREV SM E022 soe teenth ha aU aaNet tee aie SH ee | rf tO inv a ea esl Maes Ae th\niSt4Aas by\nea CHON EEE UO GUUS a OE ae NOG ORM ASIN ENG TION es1\u21226S Ge MED MO) oA a 9 oe pt de\nASSOC PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED\nWETOHANS So) \u201cSeSTUART WAYNE 0 0 Mumm Ismnnn a 9)NePHD NI MMINITOSS NUNIT UNO MOHITCAGH Teint suet ln 5 STA is ee ee ee\nas ASS EPROP TOF APREVAMED, UB TOCHE pean) Be ButetiOeNs 1 ERA es canes ee Me END ime rr) Soe ss) ee AR TOR hs AO ct a a\npot DANTON SDB WY AM Ceca I NY PST OBO H OW AR DUN [0 Circ as all ame spe Miri eae ey Cf lls ae eo\nASST PROF OF PREVENTIVE MED i\nSP \"TBIERGER @ TT EDWARD. J. 4) Pe Geng ee aiiMDg ul LOS MASHENCTONNUMNEDISCHWAG Hite a th ms WV nL ah em ann an\nee SASS TT SPROEAOE PREV SA EOS 0: iTep as ei a ee tN aR a I I ese = A Sa GT RR\nBOMZE __...... HOWARD A sot Se sere aie te O30 DS CoS O72 WAS HICUNIT WM iti ree tse rete sa anv ie oe de al ea se\nRESRCH ASST PROF REHAB BIOMED ENG IN P M\n\u201cBRENNAN \u2014\u2014\u2014sRUTH E = ated ee one a4 (SCD on LOBOUUNIVCOPMPITTSBURGHE: cr an mnnEiE. & Olp = Tamanna an in cn enn ena neem\neo ASST PROF SOE NUT RESTIC ONG NIP REMAIN E Dic BAR TT BM Be el ee ae RE Ec i ll tr TN se VR ra |\neS ME QHENG 2 aoe 7 CHUAN HUAN UI aut oo Rita bg Si PHD 95 SUM ICHE GAN US PATE LUN TV ISM TCH: rcs acute r= S01 pec gee SM le ee\nRESEARCH ASSIST PROF OF PREV MED\nTi) GCQOKSEY), ae) ONADAVID. = ajc Sh ena guy MMU LOU anT UN ANESUNTVNIAN aul nt Sin aan Set er aie et ima aa ;\nee AS SI ePROE NOE PREVS MED a ees oe he a a\n= EXON Papo AD AR DAR AM Ors. a . A A a Ii eI ne Pe a SORE De eC | Qe Sem ae eNO\nASST PROF OF BIOSTAT IN PREV MED (PT)\nToUMACKIE) \u00a9\u201d EMUANITA SkECAS CMDS SS. . eee Be COR pe RE StL or oh Sonica Plo\" Ay ok ae enn eae\nASST PROF OF HITH SERV SINS PREVENT: RVs MEQ eae sip DW EG 6 2S MITCH GAIN sifu LIN VaM ME fees oo a ce ee\n?", "img_788.png": "n\u00b0\nfigures for American teenagers are even higher. In 1999-2000, carbonated soft drinks and fruit\ndrinks/ades totaled 13% of teenagers\u2019 calories.\u2019 American consumers would most certainly\nbenefit from having the calorie information of those beverages clearly displayed on the front\nlabel particularly when increasing research is demonstrating that soft drinks promote weight\ngain.\n\nWe urge Coca-Cola to follow through on the company\u2019s global commitment to \u201cadhering\nto the right policies in. . . the marketplace . . . and promoting nutrition education\u201d and begin\ndisclosing caloric content on the front labels of all Coca-Cola products sold in the U.S.\nSincerely, .\n\n/duiehul \u00a9 \\ab&\nMichael F. Jacobson, Ph.D.\nExecutive Director", "img_789.png": "n\u00b0\nfigures for American teenagers are even higher. In 1999-2000, carbonated soft drinks and fruit\ndrinks/ades totaled 13% of teenagers\u2019 calories.\u2019 American consumers would most certainly\nbenefit from having the calorie information of those beverages clearly displayed on the front\nlabel particularly when increasing research is demonstrating that soft drinks promote weight\ngain.\n\nWe urge Coca-Cola to follow through on the company\u2019s global commitment to \u201cadhering\nto the right policies in. . . the marketplace . . . and promoting nutrition education\u201d and begin\ndisclosing caloric content on the front labels of all Coca-Cola products sold in the U.S.\nSincerely, .\n\n/duiehul \u00a9 \\ab&\nMichael F. Jacobson, Ph.D.\nExecutive Director", "img_790.png": "n\u00b0\nfigures for American teenagers are even higher. In 1999-2000, carbonated soft drinks and fruit\ndrinks/ades totaled 13% of teenagers\u2019 calories.\u2019 American consumers would most certainly\nbenefit from having the calorie information of those beverages clearly displayed on the front\nlabel particularly when increasing research is demonstrating that soft drinks promote weight\ngain.\n\nWe urge Coca-Cola to follow through on the company\u2019s global commitment to \u201cadhering\nto the right policies in. . . the marketplace . . . and promoting nutrition education\u201d and begin\ndisclosing caloric content on the front labels of all Coca-Cola products sold in the U.S.\nSincerely, .\n\n/duiehul \u00a9 \\ab&\nMichael F. Jacobson, Ph.D.\nExecutive Director", "img_60996.png": "Member's signature\nROBERT A, HARTE\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE\nBETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\n2\neee ee ae eee boo", "img_60997.png": "Member's signature\nROBERT A, HARTE\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE\nBETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\n2\neee ee ae eee boo", "img_60998.png": "Member's signature\nROBERT A, HARTE\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE\nBETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\n2\neee ee ae eee boo", "img_61000.png": "Member's signature\nROBERT A, HARTE\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE\nBETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\n2\neee ee ae eee boo", "img_61001.png": "Member's signature\nROBERT A, HARTE\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE\nBETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\n2\neee ee ae eee boo", "img_53099.png": "' ,\n. sgr052/ced\n1112199\nRJReynolds Tobacco Company\nDirect Account Communication ee\nPromotion #803343 - WINSTON B2G1F (7-Eleven)\nPre-Sleeved: Yes x No\n\nDirect Account SIS #:\n\nDirect Account:\n\nDirect Account Contact:\n\nDirect Account Fax:\n\nDirect Account Phone:\n\nRJR Contact:\n\nRJR Fax:\n\nRJR Phone:\n\nMSA Reporting: WIN  S ELL 00 B2 Gif\n\nBrand Styles: WINSTON FF BX 85, WINSTON LT BX 85,\n\nWINSTON UL Bx 85\nShip Date to Retail (week of) 01/03/00 Last Date to Retail:\nPromoted Product\n\nBrand Style Case Code PackGode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX 85 0 12300-23475 7 6M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 0 12300-23476 4 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 0 12300-25753 4 6M\n\nLive Product\nBrand Style Case Code CtnGode PackCode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX85 = 12300-11212 12M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 \u2014- 12300-11906 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 \u2014- 12300-70306 6M\n\nDelivery Date: EFT $ Amount: EFT Draft Date:\n\nPricing:\n\nProduct P.O. #\n\nItem #: 561482 Displays Required:\n\nDIA Display #: Displays Committed:\n\nDisplay P.O. #: Displays Residual:\n\nDisplay Arrival Date:\n\nOrder #:\n\nOrder Date:\n\npag 8\n11.625 87 5\nPWidth CT OH Hf\nw\nrGubeoSC\u2014~\u2014\u201c\u2018~\u2018\u201cS*~\u2018\u201c\u2018s\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c CO CSCsCSYCC\nWeight CT\nfGaseCost,", "img_53103.png": "' ,\n. sgr052/ced\n1112199\nRJReynolds Tobacco Company\nDirect Account Communication ee\nPromotion #803343 - WINSTON B2G1F (7-Eleven)\nPre-Sleeved: Yes x No\n\nDirect Account SIS #:\n\nDirect Account:\n\nDirect Account Contact:\n\nDirect Account Fax:\n\nDirect Account Phone:\n\nRJR Contact:\n\nRJR Fax:\n\nRJR Phone:\n\nMSA Reporting: WIN  S ELL 00 B2 Gif\n\nBrand Styles: WINSTON FF BX 85, WINSTON LT BX 85,\n\nWINSTON UL Bx 85\nShip Date to Retail (week of) 01/03/00 Last Date to Retail:\nPromoted Product\n\nBrand Style Case Code PackGode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX 85 0 12300-23475 7 6M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 0 12300-23476 4 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 0 12300-25753 4 6M\n\nLive Product\nBrand Style Case Code CtnGode PackCode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX85 = 12300-11212 12M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 \u2014- 12300-11906 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 \u2014- 12300-70306 6M\n\nDelivery Date: EFT $ Amount: EFT Draft Date:\n\nPricing:\n\nProduct P.O. #\n\nItem #: 561482 Displays Required:\n\nDIA Display #: Displays Committed:\n\nDisplay P.O. #: Displays Residual:\n\nDisplay Arrival Date:\n\nOrder #:\n\nOrder Date:\n\npag 8\n11.625 87 5\nPWidth CT OH Hf\nw\nrGubeoSC\u2014~\u2014\u201c\u2018~\u2018\u201cS*~\u2018\u201c\u2018s\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c CO CSCsCSYCC\nWeight CT\nfGaseCost,", "img_53106.png": "' ,\n. sgr052/ced\n1112199\nRJReynolds Tobacco Company\nDirect Account Communication ee\nPromotion #803343 - WINSTON B2G1F (7-Eleven)\nPre-Sleeved: Yes x No\n\nDirect Account SIS #:\n\nDirect Account:\n\nDirect Account Contact:\n\nDirect Account Fax:\n\nDirect Account Phone:\n\nRJR Contact:\n\nRJR Fax:\n\nRJR Phone:\n\nMSA Reporting: WIN  S ELL 00 B2 Gif\n\nBrand Styles: WINSTON FF BX 85, WINSTON LT BX 85,\n\nWINSTON UL Bx 85\nShip Date to Retail (week of) 01/03/00 Last Date to Retail:\nPromoted Product\n\nBrand Style Case Code PackGode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX 85 0 12300-23475 7 6M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 0 12300-23476 4 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 0 12300-25753 4 6M\n\nLive Product\nBrand Style Case Code CtnGode PackCode Size Quantity Display Load\n\nWINSTON FF BX85 = 12300-11212 12M\n\nWINSTON LT BX 85 \u2014- 12300-11906 6M\n\nWINSTON UL BX 85 \u2014- 12300-70306 6M\n\nDelivery Date: EFT $ Amount: EFT Draft Date:\n\nPricing:\n\nProduct P.O. #\n\nItem #: 561482 Displays Required:\n\nDIA Display #: Displays Committed:\n\nDisplay P.O. #: Displays Residual:\n\nDisplay Arrival Date:\n\nOrder #:\n\nOrder Date:\n\npag 8\n11.625 87 5\nPWidth CT OH Hf\nw\nrGubeoSC\u2014~\u2014\u201c\u2018~\u2018\u201cS*~\u2018\u201c\u2018s\u2018\u201c\u2018\u201c CO CSCsCSYCC\nWeight CT\nfGaseCost,", "img_42565.png": "C ~ eee Se FT ree met ET Ws 9F |\nSf puporaite Paging\noe PINNACLE\u2122 ACETABULAR CUP patient initiALs dies~ \u2018)\n@ DePuy CLINICALOUTCOMES STUDY [a Peeves\n: a gohensGohwon company Reviewed By:_p te 03 DATE OF EXAM\n_ {SF-36 HEALTH SURVEY (cont.) [entered D WU Yoalos.\n' SF-36 Health Survey : Page 2 of 2\n: E. During the past 4 weeks, have you had any of the following problems with your\n: work or other regular daily activities as a result of any emotional problems (such\n: as feeling depressed or anxious)? (Mark one response on each line) (1) (2)\n: YES NO\ni a. Cut down the amount of time you spent on work or other activities........ CO 0\nb. Accomplished less than you would like... 1.0... eee ee -O bd\n\u00a2.__Didn't do work or other activities as carefully as usual... Oo Bg\nF. During the past 4 weeks, to what extent has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your normal\n: social activities with family, friends, neighbors, or groups? (Mark one response)\n(1) B{ Notatall (2) O Slightly (3) O Moderately (4) O Quiteabit (5) 0 Extremely\nG. How much bodily pain have you had during the past 4 weeks? (Mark one response)\n! (1) None (2) {1 Verymild (3) CO Mild (4) (J Moderate (5) Severe (6) O Very Severe\nH. During the past 4 weeks, how much did pain interfere with your normal work (including both work outside the home and\n: housework)? (Mark one response) :\ni (1) ff Notatall (2) C1 Alittlebit (3) C1 Moderately (4) O Quiteabit (5) C] Extremely\n|. These questions are about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past 4 weeks. For each question,\n: please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. (Mark one response on each line)\nHow much of the time during the (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\n: past 4 weeks- All Most AGood Some ALittle None\ni ofthe ofthe SBitof ofthe ofthe ofthe\nTime Time theTime Time Tt Time\na. Did you feel fullofpep?.................... = O\nb. Have you been a very nervous person? ....... Oo OQ oe OO O\nfh c. Have you felt so down in the dumps that nothing\nyy could cheer you up? ... 0... epee eee Oo a a oO oO x\nI\nyt d. Have you felt calm and peaceful?............ Oo * O O QO O\nOM [e. Did you have alotofenergy?............... CJ O 4 O O 0 }\nf. Have you felt downhearted and blue?......... QO oO oO Oo oO et\n[g. Did you feel worn out?. 0. eee O O Oo Co be Oo ]\nh. Have you been a happy person?............. oO O O oO QO\n[i \u201cDid you feeltired? CO O Oo Oo ew UO]\nJ. During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your\nsocial activities (like visiting with friends, relatives, etc.)? (Mark one response)\n(1) O Allofthe time (2) C) Most of the time (3) 1 Some of the time (4) (J A little of the time (5) 64 None of the time\n, K. How TRUE or FALSE is each of the following statements for you? (Mark one response on each line)\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)\nDefinitely Mostly Don't Mostly Definitely\nTrue True Know False False\na. | seem to get sick a little easier than other people C oO x C)\n7 b. lamas healthy as anybody know ......... O oO QO MM oO\nc._lexpect my health to get worse......... oO a wT ( (\u2018(\u2018(iCTTTC*@d\nd. My health is excellent.............00 50005 ao O Oo x Oo\nTHANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THE QUESTIONNAIRE\nSF-36 Health Survey, Copyright\u00ae 1992 Medical Outcomes Trust. All Rights Reserved. Reproduced with permission of the Medical Outcomes Trust.\nINCOMPLETE AND/OR UNSIGNED FORM WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU\nNOTE: Investigator - Retain canary copy for your fites, send white copy to:\nDepartment of Clinicat Research, DePuy a Johnson & Johnson Company, PO Box 988 Warsaw, Indiana 46581-0988 PIN7 = 11/00 \u2018\n1\nPLT-00632-00027\nPROTECTED DOCUMEN?ODOCUMENT SUBUEOTCES PROTECTIVESORBDER: DEPUY090322843", "img_42568.png": "C ~ eee Se FT ree met ET Ws 9F |\nSf puporaite Paging\noe PINNACLE\u2122 ACETABULAR CUP patient initiALs dies~ \u2018)\n@ DePuy CLINICALOUTCOMES STUDY [a Peeves\n: a gohensGohwon company Reviewed By:_p te 03 DATE OF EXAM\n_ {SF-36 HEALTH SURVEY (cont.) [entered D WU Yoalos.\n' SF-36 Health Survey : Page 2 of 2\n: E. During the past 4 weeks, have you had any of the following problems with your\n: work or other regular daily activities as a result of any emotional problems (such\n: as feeling depressed or anxious)? (Mark one response on each line) (1) (2)\n: YES NO\ni a. Cut down the amount of time you spent on work or other activities........ CO 0\nb. Accomplished less than you would like... 1.0... eee ee -O bd\n\u00a2.__Didn't do work or other activities as carefully as usual... Oo Bg\nF. During the past 4 weeks, to what extent has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your normal\n: social activities with family, friends, neighbors, or groups? (Mark one response)\n(1) B{ Notatall (2) O Slightly (3) O Moderately (4) O Quiteabit (5) 0 Extremely\nG. How much bodily pain have you had during the past 4 weeks? (Mark one response)\n! (1) None (2) {1 Verymild (3) CO Mild (4) (J Moderate (5) Severe (6) O Very Severe\nH. During the past 4 weeks, how much did pain interfere with your normal work (including both work outside the home and\n: housework)? (Mark one response) :\ni (1) ff Notatall (2) C1 Alittlebit (3) C1 Moderately (4) O Quiteabit (5) C] Extremely\n|. These questions are about how you feel and how things have been with you during the past 4 weeks. For each question,\n: please give the one answer that comes closest to the way you have been feeling. (Mark one response on each line)\nHow much of the time during the (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)\n: past 4 weeks- All Most AGood Some ALittle None\ni ofthe ofthe SBitof ofthe ofthe ofthe\nTime Time theTime Time Tt Time\na. Did you feel fullofpep?.................... = O\nb. Have you been a very nervous person? ....... Oo OQ oe OO O\nfh c. Have you felt so down in the dumps that nothing\nyy could cheer you up? ... 0... epee eee Oo a a oO oO x\nI\nyt d. Have you felt calm and peaceful?............ Oo * O O QO O\nOM [e. Did you have alotofenergy?............... CJ O 4 O O 0 }\nf. Have you felt downhearted and blue?......... QO oO oO Oo oO et\n[g. Did you feel worn out?. 0. eee O O Oo Co be Oo ]\nh. Have you been a happy person?............. oO O O oO QO\n[i \u201cDid you feeltired? CO O Oo Oo ew UO]\nJ. During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your\nsocial activities (like visiting with friends, relatives, etc.)? (Mark one response)\n(1) O Allofthe time (2) C) Most of the time (3) 1 Some of the time (4) (J A little of the time (5) 64 None of the time\n, K. How TRUE or FALSE is each of the following statements for you? (Mark one response on each line)\n(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)\nDefinitely Mostly Don't Mostly Definitely\nTrue True Know False False\na. | seem to get sick a little easier than other people C oO x C)\n7 b. lamas healthy as anybody know ......... O oO QO MM oO\nc._lexpect my health to get worse......... oO a wT ( (\u2018(\u2018(iCTTTC*@d\nd. My health is excellent.............00 50005 ao O Oo x Oo\nTHANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THE QUESTIONNAIRE\nSF-36 Health Survey, Copyright\u00ae 1992 Medical Outcomes Trust. All Rights Reserved. Reproduced with permission of the Medical Outcomes Trust.\nINCOMPLETE AND/OR UNSIGNED FORM WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU\nNOTE: Investigator - Retain canary copy for your fites, send white copy to:\nDepartment of Clinicat Research, DePuy a Johnson & Johnson Company, PO Box 988 Warsaw, Indiana 46581-0988 PIN7 = 11/00 \u2018\n1\nPLT-00632-00027\nPROTECTED DOCUMEN?ODOCUMENT SUBUEOTCES PROTECTIVESORBDER: DEPUY090322843", "img_41826.png": "@ DePuy HIP STUDY cove, |\n\u2014\u2014= ADI ING\n: \u20147 RADIOGRAPH ROUT LOG :\nPATIENT ID:\n\u2018 Sts \u201cSECTION 1: Patient Information...\u201d . : 7\nETO Pationt Information\u201d\n_ WOE re DATE OF SURGERY: oo\n(SlafeIrleR INT ETT TET) = Cheer Betaion = (T5]\nM oO Y\n, ee a SECTION 2: Film Details. os Doe\nme SER TORN 2: Bitten Detain\nDATE FILMS WERE RECEIVED: FILM TYPE:\nCT (OA) [_Joricinacs [_]Harocories fd oicrrat copies\nM \u00b0 Y \u2014 she\nDATE OF FILM(S): INTERVAL: VIEW(S) RECEIVED:\n7-403 [Qe Bar (Jar Sur [Jomer:\n(Jae [Jar (jer (Jotrer:\n[Jae (Jar (Jer [LJortner:\n[Jae (Jar EF Jur [lJ otner:\n{Jae [Jar (Jer [Jotner:\noe ER ee eo SECTION 3: Scanning Details\" ke ee oe\nRESOLUTION: DEPTH: DARK ENHANCE:\n[Jeo (]7s [-J1s0 []300 [Jeet ([_Jisear [-]ves [Jno\n\\ jn sa\nDATE SGANNED:|NPOS red\n| M \u00b0 Y (nitials \u2018\nOO oy eee ee en SECTIONG: Logo ee\nDATE RETURNED TO SITE: ENTERED IN COMP LOG: (C204\nM 0 Y Initials ENTERED IN DATABASE: Ve {ago\ninitials Oate\n} Ri\\Clinicat!Prodsup\\Current Forms\\Radiograph Forms\\Radiograph Routing Form - Hip.ofm VERSION 1.2\n, PLT-00632-00035\nDEPUY090322851\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT! /BOCUMENT/ SUBJECT TQ, BROTECTINE QRPER:", "img_41828.png": "@ DePuy HIP STUDY cove, |\n\u2014\u2014= ADI ING\n: \u20147 RADIOGRAPH ROUT LOG :\nPATIENT ID:\n\u2018 Sts \u201cSECTION 1: Patient Information...\u201d . : 7\nETO Pationt Information\u201d\n_ WOE re DATE OF SURGERY: oo\n(SlafeIrleR INT ETT TET) = Cheer Betaion = (T5]\nM oO Y\n, ee a SECTION 2: Film Details. os Doe\nme SER TORN 2: Bitten Detain\nDATE FILMS WERE RECEIVED: FILM TYPE:\nCT (OA) [_Joricinacs [_]Harocories fd oicrrat copies\nM \u00b0 Y \u2014 she\nDATE OF FILM(S): INTERVAL: VIEW(S) RECEIVED:\n7-403 [Qe Bar (Jar Sur [Jomer:\n(Jae [Jar (jer (Jotrer:\n[Jae (Jar (Jer [LJortner:\n[Jae (Jar EF Jur [lJ otner:\n{Jae [Jar (Jer [Jotner:\noe ER ee eo SECTION 3: Scanning Details\" ke ee oe\nRESOLUTION: DEPTH: DARK ENHANCE:\n[Jeo (]7s [-J1s0 []300 [Jeet ([_Jisear [-]ves [Jno\n\\ jn sa\nDATE SGANNED:|NPOS red\n| M \u00b0 Y (nitials \u2018\nOO oy eee ee en SECTIONG: Logo ee\nDATE RETURNED TO SITE: ENTERED IN COMP LOG: (C204\nM 0 Y Initials ENTERED IN DATABASE: Ve {ago\ninitials Oate\n} Ri\\Clinicat!Prodsup\\Current Forms\\Radiograph Forms\\Radiograph Routing Form - Hip.ofm VERSION 1.2\n, PLT-00632-00035\nDEPUY090322851\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT! /BOCUMENT/ SUBJECT TQ, BROTECTINE QRPER:", "img_41829.png": "@ DePuy HIP STUDY cove, |\n\u2014\u2014= ADI ING\n: \u20147 RADIOGRAPH ROUT LOG :\nPATIENT ID:\n\u2018 Sts \u201cSECTION 1: Patient Information...\u201d . : 7\nETO Pationt Information\u201d\n_ WOE re DATE OF SURGERY: oo\n(SlafeIrleR INT ETT TET) = Cheer Betaion = (T5]\nM oO Y\n, ee a SECTION 2: Film Details. os Doe\nme SER TORN 2: Bitten Detain\nDATE FILMS WERE RECEIVED: FILM TYPE:\nCT (OA) [_Joricinacs [_]Harocories fd oicrrat copies\nM \u00b0 Y \u2014 she\nDATE OF FILM(S): INTERVAL: VIEW(S) RECEIVED:\n7-403 [Qe Bar (Jar Sur [Jomer:\n(Jae [Jar (jer (Jotrer:\n[Jae (Jar (Jer [LJortner:\n[Jae (Jar EF Jur [lJ otner:\n{Jae [Jar (Jer [Jotner:\noe ER ee eo SECTION 3: Scanning Details\" ke ee oe\nRESOLUTION: DEPTH: DARK ENHANCE:\n[Jeo (]7s [-J1s0 []300 [Jeet ([_Jisear [-]ves [Jno\n\\ jn sa\nDATE SGANNED:|NPOS red\n| M \u00b0 Y (nitials \u2018\nOO oy eee ee en SECTIONG: Logo ee\nDATE RETURNED TO SITE: ENTERED IN COMP LOG: (C204\nM 0 Y Initials ENTERED IN DATABASE: Ve {ago\ninitials Oate\n} Ri\\Clinicat!Prodsup\\Current Forms\\Radiograph Forms\\Radiograph Routing Form - Hip.ofm VERSION 1.2\n, PLT-00632-00035\nDEPUY090322851\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT! /BOCUMENT/ SUBJECT TQ, BROTECTINE QRPER:", "img_46555.png": ": : Stone Eade Stobls, Hhite\nBeoyye tes Tayi\n. Nos Bueer\n\u2018 MUEORGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING\nFebruary 6th, 1950\nAGENDA |\n1. Cirouler of Ja: Bist\nProudfoot, Chinal Reports |\nee Grocers Vey. (Sth evis)\n2, Henderson matter. Wal Whse Gepedor ve\n} OK submit & ail Stene- Gaeh toying &* sents ae J\nae, eetene\u2019 eiiees cor ee ~ Senge, eng Best fees\n\u201cmut SESeter tha oily ae\nLetter fran Holly Te\nbee 5, Define \"General Broker\" Stobbs ae ae\npee hece : ; a\npees \u201cUndelivered Balances - 5,10 Contracts ab ath oe\npe tet =f : ear ene inie\nBe gd a eaten oe a 3 SONS\noe ee ee\noe. a tances PONE af, Herter Hk ce ae i\nte Docket fie BoE Come, gE ee\nBe ic ae es Ee\noe ati oe i a ee\nee Rg a hrc\nPoe eer OA ee ae oe\nss Seer tae os gee", "img_46560.png": ": : Stone Eade Stobls, Hhite\nBeoyye tes Tayi\n. Nos Bueer\n\u2018 MUEORGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING\nFebruary 6th, 1950\nAGENDA |\n1. Cirouler of Ja: Bist\nProudfoot, Chinal Reports |\nee Grocers Vey. (Sth evis)\n2, Henderson matter. Wal Whse Gepedor ve\n} OK submit & ail Stene- Gaeh toying &* sents ae J\nae, eetene\u2019 eiiees cor ee ~ Senge, eng Best fees\n\u201cmut SESeter tha oily ae\nLetter fran Holly Te\nbee 5, Define \"General Broker\" Stobbs ae ae\npee hece : ; a\npees \u201cUndelivered Balances - 5,10 Contracts ab ath oe\npe tet =f : ear ene inie\nBe gd a eaten oe a 3 SONS\noe ee ee\noe. a tances PONE af, Herter Hk ce ae i\nte Docket fie BoE Come, gE ee\nBe ic ae es Ee\noe ati oe i a ee\nee Rg a hrc\nPoe eer OA ee ae oe\nss Seer tae os gee", "img_46569.png": ": : Stone Eade Stobls, Hhite\nBeoyye tes Tayi\n. Nos Bueer\n\u2018 MUEORGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING\nFebruary 6th, 1950\nAGENDA |\n1. Cirouler of Ja: Bist\nProudfoot, Chinal Reports |\nee Grocers Vey. (Sth evis)\n2, Henderson matter. Wal Whse Gepedor ve\n} OK submit & ail Stene- Gaeh toying &* sents ae J\nae, eetene\u2019 eiiees cor ee ~ Senge, eng Best fees\n\u201cmut SESeter tha oily ae\nLetter fran Holly Te\nbee 5, Define \"General Broker\" Stobbs ae ae\npee hece : ; a\npees \u201cUndelivered Balances - 5,10 Contracts ab ath oe\npe tet =f : ear ene inie\nBe gd a eaten oe a 3 SONS\noe ee ee\noe. a tances PONE af, Herter Hk ce ae i\nte Docket fie BoE Come, gE ee\nBe ic ae es Ee\noe ati oe i a ee\nee Rg a hrc\nPoe eer OA ee ae oe\nss Seer tae os gee", "img_46575.png": ": : Stone Eade Stobls, Hhite\nBeoyye tes Tayi\n. Nos Bueer\n\u2018 MUEORGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING\nFebruary 6th, 1950\nAGENDA |\n1. Cirouler of Ja: Bist\nProudfoot, Chinal Reports |\nee Grocers Vey. (Sth evis)\n2, Henderson matter. Wal Whse Gepedor ve\n} OK submit & ail Stene- Gaeh toying &* sents ae J\nae, eetene\u2019 eiiees cor ee ~ Senge, eng Best fees\n\u201cmut SESeter tha oily ae\nLetter fran Holly Te\nbee 5, Define \"General Broker\" Stobbs ae ae\npee hece : ; a\npees \u201cUndelivered Balances - 5,10 Contracts ab ath oe\npe tet =f : ear ene inie\nBe gd a eaten oe a 3 SONS\noe ee ee\noe. a tances PONE af, Herter Hk ce ae i\nte Docket fie BoE Come, gE ee\nBe ic ae es Ee\noe ati oe i a ee\nee Rg a hrc\nPoe eer OA ee ae oe\nss Seer tae os gee", "img_32883.png": "PLATTE COUNTY\n\nPLR E CT ORY: o SERVILCES\nPrepared by:\n\nPLATTE CounTY VoLUNTEERS AGAINST HUNGER\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\n\n113B West High Street\nJefferson City, Missouri\nSYolU]Rex- Hal ali OSH/AN UNA NVAIALG UISItm ize (OLeU pal=valtsM ules] =10[0)L6[0ler31.00) 110 | Oar", "img_58346.png": "Premarin\u00ae Publication Program 15\nClinical Therapeutics 6,000 Bi-monthly, non-p.r.\nCurrent Therapeutics Research 6,000 Monthly\nToday's Therapeutic Trends 4,000 Qtrly.,non-p.r.\n\n6.13 Other Health Care Professional Journals\nPhysician Assistant 18,000 Monthly\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\n\n66,000 __| 10 issues/year\nThe Nurse Practitioner: American Journal of 20,000 Monthly\nPrimary Care\nAmerican Journal of Nursing 314,000 Monthly\n\n7. Types of Publications\n\nFollowing are some specific types of publications that can be prepared for the\n\nPREMARIN publication program.\n\nPrimary Papers\n\nUpon receiving a complete list of clinical studies at the beginning of our work on the\n\npublications program, we would be in a position to make specific recommendations for\n\nprimary publications, their timing and placement.\n\nJournal Supplements\n\nWe recommend that supplements be considered for the following key audiences;\n\ne The international community of OB/GYNs\n\ne Primary care physicians and internists\n\ne Consultant and clinical pharmacists\n\nJournal supplements can be developed from CME/Convention spin-off activities.\n\nReview Articles\n\nWe recommend that a number of full-length review articles (2500-3500 words) be\n\npublished and that these reviews consist of two types:\n\nDWRITE 065937", "img_58347.png": "Premarin\u00ae Publication Program 15\nClinical Therapeutics 6,000 Bi-monthly, non-p.r.\nCurrent Therapeutics Research 6,000 Monthly\nToday's Therapeutic Trends 4,000 Qtrly.,non-p.r.\n\n6.13 Other Health Care Professional Journals\nPhysician Assistant 18,000 Monthly\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\n\n66,000 __| 10 issues/year\nThe Nurse Practitioner: American Journal of 20,000 Monthly\nPrimary Care\nAmerican Journal of Nursing 314,000 Monthly\n\n7. Types of Publications\n\nFollowing are some specific types of publications that can be prepared for the\n\nPREMARIN publication program.\n\nPrimary Papers\n\nUpon receiving a complete list of clinical studies at the beginning of our work on the\n\npublications program, we would be in a position to make specific recommendations for\n\nprimary publications, their timing and placement.\n\nJournal Supplements\n\nWe recommend that supplements be considered for the following key audiences;\n\ne The international community of OB/GYNs\n\ne Primary care physicians and internists\n\ne Consultant and clinical pharmacists\n\nJournal supplements can be developed from CME/Convention spin-off activities.\n\nReview Articles\n\nWe recommend that a number of full-length review articles (2500-3500 words) be\n\npublished and that these reviews consist of two types:\n\nDWRITE 065937", "img_58349.png": "Premarin\u00ae Publication Program 15\nClinical Therapeutics 6,000 Bi-monthly, non-p.r.\nCurrent Therapeutics Research 6,000 Monthly\nToday's Therapeutic Trends 4,000 Qtrly.,non-p.r.\n\n6.13 Other Health Care Professional Journals\nPhysician Assistant 18,000 Monthly\nAdvance for Physician Assistants 27,500 Monthly\n\n66,000 __| 10 issues/year\nThe Nurse Practitioner: American Journal of 20,000 Monthly\nPrimary Care\nAmerican Journal of Nursing 314,000 Monthly\n\n7. Types of Publications\n\nFollowing are some specific types of publications that can be prepared for the\n\nPREMARIN publication program.\n\nPrimary Papers\n\nUpon receiving a complete list of clinical studies at the beginning of our work on the\n\npublications program, we would be in a position to make specific recommendations for\n\nprimary publications, their timing and placement.\n\nJournal Supplements\n\nWe recommend that supplements be considered for the following key audiences;\n\ne The international community of OB/GYNs\n\ne Primary care physicians and internists\n\ne Consultant and clinical pharmacists\n\nJournal supplements can be developed from CME/Convention spin-off activities.\n\nReview Articles\n\nWe recommend that a number of full-length review articles (2500-3500 words) be\n\npublished and that these reviews consist of two types:\n\nDWRITE 065937", "img_52298.png": "Exhibit C\nWistar Institute\nJournal of Nutrition\nComputation of Estimated Loss Incurred By\nSelling Journals at Less Than Cost to AIN Members\nl Projected loss assuming no change in current AIN subscription rate:\ncorned meneame\ncord ied enti\n(i) (2) (2) (2)\nAverage AIN Subscriptions S74 707 8l2 912\nTotel Subseription Cost \u201d $20.40 Per Annum $11,710 $14,423 $16,565 $18,605\nLess: Revenue from AlN\nSubscriptions ~ $8.50 per annum \u20144.879.__._.8,010 6,902 TR\nTetal Unrecevered Cost \u00a9 $11.90 per annum 6,831 8,413 9,663 10,553\n\u201cES SS SES\n2 Projected Joss asswaing change in current AlN subscription rates\nTotel Subscription Cost \"$20.40 per annum 11,710 14,423 16,565 18,605\nLess: Revenue from AIN subscriptions:\n$8.50 per annum 4,879 6,010\n* 15.00 per annum (3) 12,180\n\u00b0 20.40 per annus (4) snmaneninnneanmcnnsntinesinanmnmenniianneie\nTotal Unrecovered Cost $6,831 $8,413 $4,335 $-*\ni SI a SSS\n(1) Actual\n(2) Estimated\n(3) Assuming change in rate from 98.50 to $15.00 effective 9/1/61.\n(4) Assuming change in rate from 15.00 to $20.40 effective 9/1/62.\ni eee Oo o. bthosubbannnal iochis Glave 00.25 ecii/do kKoycQ) S :", "img_52302.png": "Exhibit C\nWistar Institute\nJournal of Nutrition\nComputation of Estimated Loss Incurred By\nSelling Journals at Less Than Cost to AIN Members\nl Projected loss assuming no change in current AIN subscription rate:\ncorned meneame\ncord ied enti\n(i) (2) (2) (2)\nAverage AIN Subscriptions S74 707 8l2 912\nTotel Subseription Cost \u201d $20.40 Per Annum $11,710 $14,423 $16,565 $18,605\nLess: Revenue from AlN\nSubscriptions ~ $8.50 per annum \u20144.879.__._.8,010 6,902 TR\nTetal Unrecevered Cost \u00a9 $11.90 per annum 6,831 8,413 9,663 10,553\n\u201cES SS SES\n2 Projected Joss asswaing change in current AlN subscription rates\nTotel Subscription Cost \"$20.40 per annum 11,710 14,423 16,565 18,605\nLess: Revenue from AIN subscriptions:\n$8.50 per annum 4,879 6,010\n* 15.00 per annum (3) 12,180\n\u00b0 20.40 per annus (4) snmaneninnneanmcnnsntinesinanmnmenniianneie\nTotal Unrecovered Cost $6,831 $8,413 $4,335 $-*\ni SI a SSS\n(1) Actual\n(2) Estimated\n(3) Assuming change in rate from 98.50 to $15.00 effective 9/1/61.\n(4) Assuming change in rate from 15.00 to $20.40 effective 9/1/62.\ni eee Oo o. bthosubbannnal iochis Glave 00.25 ecii/do kKoycQ) S :", "img_16789.png": "Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and Vaccines Brand Marketing Plan\nList Price Strategy: As the market share leader in hormone replacement therapy (HRT),\nPrempro and Premphase are to be priced at a premium to other brand name HRT and\nprice increases should be aggressive to cover increasing costs and to maximize profit. A\nmanaged care elasticity study completed in 2000, looking at Prempro pricing, indicated\nthat the list price could be increased to $29.00 for a month supply without raising strong\nresistance from managed care. The direct price for a month supply as of March 2001 is\n$24.97 and $22.80 for Prempro and Premphase respectively.\n\nAverage Selling Price: The weighted ASP is listed below. The increase in gross ASP is\nconsistent with catalog price increases; the increase in net ASP is also influenced by a\nrelative decrease in sales deductions.\n2000 1999 Change __% Change\nGross ASP per Tablet $0.7331 $0.6313 $0.1017 16.1%\nNet ASP per Tablet 0.6697__0.5728 0.0969 16.9%\nTerms of Sale: All classes of trade receive terms of 2% 30; net 31 days.\n1.16 Reimbursement Strategy and Action Plan\nAlthough a variety of ERT/HRT products are reimbursed in the United States, cost\nconcerns remain an important consideration in the ERT/HRT market. Inexpensive drugs\nsuch as Premarin appear on most formularies, approximately 99% with Prempro on\napproximately 96% of all formularies across the United States. Pricier drugs, such as\nraloxifene and some transdermal products, are less likely to be reimbursed. As a\nconsequence, the bottom line for third-party payers, physicians, and patients\nthemselves, will always factor into prescribing and consumption patterns in the ERT/HRT\nmarket. Pricing of new drugs must therefore remain competitive in each of the major\nmarkets if newer agents are to gain patient and clinician acceptance.\nManaged care organizations have made strong inroads in serving both the Medicare and\nnon-Medicare populations in the United States. Managed care is a mixed blessing with\nregard to the future of ERT/HRT in the United States. In the short term, cost constraints\nmay initially depress the market prospects of higher-cost products. In the long run,\nhowever, the trend toward preventive strategies and the expected positive results of\nmajor trials (e.g. WHI, WISDOM, and RUTH) could pay off for therapies that offer a\nproven preventive benefit as well as symptom relief.\n6. Tactics\nThis section presents specific tactics such as programs, promotional materials, and\ninitiatives that are created to support strategic imperatives.\n[Tactic =| Description Timing |\nDTC Advertising |- 60\" Jan-May 2002\n(Including Media, Celebration:\nProduction, Real Women Jan-Mar. 2002\nFulfillment, -_ Lauren Hutton\n\u00a92001, Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals. CONFIDENTIAL Page 34 of 45\nALL RIGHTS RESERVED. RESTRICTED TO INTERNAL USE ONLY Printed on: 11/8/2001\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality LAWT021-009907\nOrder", "img_16801.png": "Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and Vaccines Brand Marketing Plan\nList Price Strategy: As the market share leader in hormone replacement therapy (HRT),\nPrempro and Premphase are to be priced at a premium to other brand name HRT and\nprice increases should be aggressive to cover increasing costs and to maximize profit. A\nmanaged care elasticity study completed in 2000, looking at Prempro pricing, indicated\nthat the list price could be increased to $29.00 for a month supply without raising strong\nresistance from managed care. The direct price for a month supply as of March 2001 is\n$24.97 and $22.80 for Prempro and Premphase respectively.\n\nAverage Selling Price: The weighted ASP is listed below. The increase in gross ASP is\nconsistent with catalog price increases; the increase in net ASP is also influenced by a\nrelative decrease in sales deductions.\n2000 1999 Change __% Change\nGross ASP per Tablet $0.7331 $0.6313 $0.1017 16.1%\nNet ASP per Tablet 0.6697__0.5728 0.0969 16.9%\nTerms of Sale: All classes of trade receive terms of 2% 30; net 31 days.\n1.16 Reimbursement Strategy and Action Plan\nAlthough a variety of ERT/HRT products are reimbursed in the United States, cost\nconcerns remain an important consideration in the ERT/HRT market. Inexpensive drugs\nsuch as Premarin appear on most formularies, approximately 99% with Prempro on\napproximately 96% of all formularies across the United States. Pricier drugs, such as\nraloxifene and some transdermal products, are less likely to be reimbursed. As a\nconsequence, the bottom line for third-party payers, physicians, and patients\nthemselves, will always factor into prescribing and consumption patterns in the ERT/HRT\nmarket. Pricing of new drugs must therefore remain competitive in each of the major\nmarkets if newer agents are to gain patient and clinician acceptance.\nManaged care organizations have made strong inroads in serving both the Medicare and\nnon-Medicare populations in the United States. Managed care is a mixed blessing with\nregard to the future of ERT/HRT in the United States. In the short term, cost constraints\nmay initially depress the market prospects of higher-cost products. In the long run,\nhowever, the trend toward preventive strategies and the expected positive results of\nmajor trials (e.g. WHI, WISDOM, and RUTH) could pay off for therapies that offer a\nproven preventive benefit as well as symptom relief.\n6. Tactics\nThis section presents specific tactics such as programs, promotional materials, and\ninitiatives that are created to support strategic imperatives.\n[Tactic =| Description Timing |\nDTC Advertising |- 60\" Jan-May 2002\n(Including Media, Celebration:\nProduction, Real Women Jan-Mar. 2002\nFulfillment, -_ Lauren Hutton\n\u00a92001, Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals. CONFIDENTIAL Page 34 of 45\nALL RIGHTS RESERVED. RESTRICTED TO INTERNAL USE ONLY Printed on: 11/8/2001\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality LAWT021-009907\nOrder", "img_6968.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6973.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6975.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6965.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6966.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6967.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6978.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_7040.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_6963.png": "- . : Please return to:\nOffice of the President\n: : Salem Academy and College\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108\nBoard of Visitors Information Form Date June 2, 1997\nSalem Academy and College a\nName Charles A. Blixt Preferred Name Chuck\naddress [| :\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\nPhone ! _\n\nBirthday August 18, 1951 t .\n\nSecond home address (if any)\n\nPhone\n\nBusiness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nTitle Senior Vice President & General Counsel . :\n\nBusiness Address 401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nPhone 910-741-0673\n\nSchools attended Degree(s) earned _\n\nUniversity of Illinois B.A.\n\nUniversity of Illinois J.D. _\nBoard membership(s)} . \u2014_\u2014______\n(other college or university, corporate--give dates)\n\nBoard of Visitors - Wake Forest University School of Law __\nBoard of Directors \u2014 Forsyth County Juvenile Justice Council\nPublications _\nome\"\nClub memberships : _ 8\nvos ys 3\nCivic positions and volunteer activities a OF\nn\n\u2014_\nrn nee\nL\npr. q'|\n| Ma (8)", "img_58782.png": "CENTURY DEFENSE PLAN *\nAVERAGE MONTH REACH & FREQUENCY\nDefense Plan.\nTotal Print National Plan duly - September\nTotal Adults\nGRP's 183 360\nReach 79 91\nFrequency 2.3 4.0\nTarget Audience*\nGRP's 168 331\nReach 74 86\nFrequency 2.3 3.8\n*Adults 25+\nwn\na\nwt\n\u201cN\na\na\n,", "img_58784.png": "CENTURY DEFENSE PLAN *\nAVERAGE MONTH REACH & FREQUENCY\nDefense Plan.\nTotal Print National Plan duly - September\nTotal Adults\nGRP's 183 360\nReach 79 91\nFrequency 2.3 4.0\nTarget Audience*\nGRP's 168 331\nReach 74 86\nFrequency 2.3 3.8\n*Adults 25+\nwn\na\nwt\n\u201cN\na\na\n,", "img_2143.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2144.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2145.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2146.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2175.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2176.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_2177.png": "Summary of Yield, Sucrose, Purity and Recoverable Sugar Data Figure 1. Relationship between brei\nfrom Six Nitrogen Rate X Variety Tests - 1973 nitrate rating and sucrose\nNitrogen Rate (Ib N/A) percentage.\n0 50 100 200 Average 18.75\nYield (T/A) 18.50\nMono-Hy A, 17.4 18.2 18.2 20.1 18.4 \u201c\nMono-Hy Az 17.0 18.2 18.5 19.4 18.2 18.25\nMono-Hy De 18.1 19.2 19.5 20.5 93\nAverage 175 18.5 18.7 20.0 18.00\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.7 Variety LSD (.05) =0.6\nS (%) 17.75\nucrose\nMono-Hy A, 15.34 15.20 15.24 14.90 15:17, 17.50\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 15.30 15.06 15.22 14.72 15.07\nMono-Hy Dz 15.50 15.38 15,22 14.96 15.26 17.25\nAverage 15.38 15/21 15.23 14.86\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.22 Variety LSD (.05) =0.14 12\nPurity (%) 16.75\nMono-Hy A; 92.60 91.64 92352 91.64 92.10\nMono-Hy Ay 92.32 92.38 92.06 91.96 92.18 y 16.50\nMono-Hy Dz 92.88 92.48 92.00 91.98 92.33 \u00a2\nAverage 92.60 92.16 92.19 91.86 g 16.25\nN Rate LSD (.05) =0.43 Variety LSD (.05) =0.32 ie 16.00\nRecoverable Sugar (Ib/A) 1 2 3 4 5\nMono-Hy A, 4477 4622 4707 5000 4701 Brei Nitrate Rating\nMono-Hy A\u00bb 4336 4682 4768 4788 4643 \u2018Suiliiary ee\noon an a a ed oe Deep soil probes should be taken from\nN Rate LSD (.05) =190 Variety LSD (.05) =151 prospective sugarbeet fields to a\ndepth of five feet. From the laboratory\ntractable sugar per ton of beets past fertilizer management program. results and consideration of past\nalso decreased as the nitrogen rate High nitrate contents in brei samples cropping history, a fertilizer reecommend-\nincreased, particularly at the high rate of indicate excessive nitrogen levels in the ation can be made that will produce\nnitrogen. Mono-Hy Dz produced soil. The data in Figure | show that maximum returns. Yield responses to\nsignificantly higher yields, sucrose per- as the nitrate rating increases, the applied nitrogen are generally\ncentage, and recoverable sugar sucrose percentage decreases at arate of not obtained if soil NO3\u2014N levels\nand extractable sugar per ton than other \u2014_ approximately 0.77% for every nitrate exceed 100 pounds per acre. Results\nvarieties. rating. The Lovell, Goodland, from Colorado State University\nLongmont, Sterling and Gering factory show fifty percent of the fields in Colo-\nBrei Nitrate Rating tare labs have been performing rado contain enough residual soil\nA study of the relationship between the nitrate ratings on brei samples this fall. nitrogen to produce a 20 ton per acre\nnitrate content of sugarbeet brei These results will be available sugarbeet crop without the application\nand sucrose percentage was initiated in later. The relationship in Figure 1 should of additional nitrogen fertilizer.\n1972 and is continuing on a much be used by the agriculturists to High residual soil NO3\u2014N levels do not\nlarger scale in 1973. The objective of evaluate a grower\u2019s fertilizer program go hand in hand with production of\nthis program is to use the relationship and encourage him to reduce nitrogen quality sugarbeets. If soil NO3\u2014N levels\nbetween nitrate rating (nitrate content of applications if he had high nitrate ratings are extremely high, the grower should\nbrei), yield and sucrose content and low sucrose percentages. be encouraged to plant the field to\nto make the grower more aware of his another crop.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/khnk0226", "img_553.png": ". PHILIP MORRIS. U.S. A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Mr. J. L. Myracle Date: June 7, 1990\nFrom: R. P. Heretick\nSubject: CIGT, DEV, - WEEKLY PROJECT STATUS - JUNE 1-7, 1990\nDOMESTIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT C90-03023\nART\nAdditional product was requested by Market Research for ad pack tests using Tampa test\nmarket products (Brand Codes #2280, #2300, #2290, and #2310). The additional quantities\nrequested should be available for shipment the week of June 11, 1990. The remaining ad pack\ntests were cancelled.. Cancelled tests include the following: Next Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (dark\nblue pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (Spokane pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s. (new\npack), Benson & Hedges Non-menthol/Menthol, KS/100\u2019s.\nA factory trial to develop cigarette specifications for a 9mg tar product packed in 83mm\nFTB and 100mm FTB is planned for the week of June 11, 1990. Both menthol and non-\nmenthol prototypes will be produced.\nResults of monadic testing for POL 0701 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 without casing/aftercut),\nPOL 0702 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 with casing 8611-100-1), and POL 0703 (Art 85mm, Blend\n#215 with MGC aftercut 8776-92) indicated that \u201cthere were no significant differences between\nany of the 3 models tested by the total panel on any of the scales tested (acceptability, strength,\nand purchase intent).\" Summaries of test results for POL 0704 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1\nand aftercut 8776-92), POL 0705 and POL 0706 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1 and aftercut\n8842-2) will be completed by PED.\nHalf-Nic Line Extension\nMerit Half Nic 85mm prototypes (Blend #232) were produced on June 4, 1990. A revised\nblend, #242, has been recommended by the Leaf Department and is scheduled to be extracted\nin the pilot plant and processed'in the Semiworks Primary the week of June 11, 1990.\n&\nR\na\n5\n\u00bb", "img_554.png": ". PHILIP MORRIS. U.S. A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Mr. J. L. Myracle Date: June 7, 1990\nFrom: R. P. Heretick\nSubject: CIGT, DEV, - WEEKLY PROJECT STATUS - JUNE 1-7, 1990\nDOMESTIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT C90-03023\nART\nAdditional product was requested by Market Research for ad pack tests using Tampa test\nmarket products (Brand Codes #2280, #2300, #2290, and #2310). The additional quantities\nrequested should be available for shipment the week of June 11, 1990. The remaining ad pack\ntests were cancelled.. Cancelled tests include the following: Next Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (dark\nblue pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (Spokane pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s. (new\npack), Benson & Hedges Non-menthol/Menthol, KS/100\u2019s.\nA factory trial to develop cigarette specifications for a 9mg tar product packed in 83mm\nFTB and 100mm FTB is planned for the week of June 11, 1990. Both menthol and non-\nmenthol prototypes will be produced.\nResults of monadic testing for POL 0701 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 without casing/aftercut),\nPOL 0702 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 with casing 8611-100-1), and POL 0703 (Art 85mm, Blend\n#215 with MGC aftercut 8776-92) indicated that \u201cthere were no significant differences between\nany of the 3 models tested by the total panel on any of the scales tested (acceptability, strength,\nand purchase intent).\" Summaries of test results for POL 0704 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1\nand aftercut 8776-92), POL 0705 and POL 0706 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1 and aftercut\n8842-2) will be completed by PED.\nHalf-Nic Line Extension\nMerit Half Nic 85mm prototypes (Blend #232) were produced on June 4, 1990. A revised\nblend, #242, has been recommended by the Leaf Department and is scheduled to be extracted\nin the pilot plant and processed'in the Semiworks Primary the week of June 11, 1990.\n&\nR\na\n5\n\u00bb", "img_555.png": ". PHILIP MORRIS. U.S. A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Mr. J. L. Myracle Date: June 7, 1990\nFrom: R. P. Heretick\nSubject: CIGT, DEV, - WEEKLY PROJECT STATUS - JUNE 1-7, 1990\nDOMESTIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT C90-03023\nART\nAdditional product was requested by Market Research for ad pack tests using Tampa test\nmarket products (Brand Codes #2280, #2300, #2290, and #2310). The additional quantities\nrequested should be available for shipment the week of June 11, 1990. The remaining ad pack\ntests were cancelled.. Cancelled tests include the following: Next Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (dark\nblue pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s (Spokane pack), Merit Non-menthol KS/100\u2019s. (new\npack), Benson & Hedges Non-menthol/Menthol, KS/100\u2019s.\nA factory trial to develop cigarette specifications for a 9mg tar product packed in 83mm\nFTB and 100mm FTB is planned for the week of June 11, 1990. Both menthol and non-\nmenthol prototypes will be produced.\nResults of monadic testing for POL 0701 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 without casing/aftercut),\nPOL 0702 (Art 85mm, Blend #215 with casing 8611-100-1), and POL 0703 (Art 85mm, Blend\n#215 with MGC aftercut 8776-92) indicated that \u201cthere were no significant differences between\nany of the 3 models tested by the total panel on any of the scales tested (acceptability, strength,\nand purchase intent).\" Summaries of test results for POL 0704 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1\nand aftercut 8776-92), POL 0705 and POL 0706 (Art 85mm, casing 8611-100-1 and aftercut\n8842-2) will be completed by PED.\nHalf-Nic Line Extension\nMerit Half Nic 85mm prototypes (Blend #232) were produced on June 4, 1990. A revised\nblend, #242, has been recommended by the Leaf Department and is scheduled to be extracted\nin the pilot plant and processed'in the Semiworks Primary the week of June 11, 1990.\n&\nR\na\n5\n\u00bb", "img_231.png": "DOMESTIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (cont\u2019d.)\nPOL 0911, B&H Menthol versus Salem 100 - B&H Menthol, without print down rod, are\nbeing produced in Cabarrus this week.\nHTI 1723, Marlboro Lights Menthol versus Salem Lights 100\u2019s samples are being\nproduced in Louisville this week. :\nMarket Research\nHTI 2526 and HTI 2532, Marlboro 80 Box versus Camel 80 Box - These samples have\nbeen approved for shipment on 6/4/90.\nINTERNATIONAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT\nPM Super Lights (Hong Kong)\nProduction start-up of Philip Morris Super Lights Menthol began the 6th of June at the\nManufacturing Center. The 18 million order is to be shipped to Hong Kong in preparation for a\nJuly 1 launch.\nProject Ring (Korea)\nCigarettes for PMI test #13 (Parliament KS 9mg versus 88 Lights) have been approved and\nshipped to the warehouse.\nSeoul Consumer Panel Testing (Korea)\nCigarettes for SCP #9 (88 Lights versus PM Super Lights carbon loading study) have been\napproved and shipped to the warehouse. Filters have been made and combined for SCP #10\n(Parliament filter study).\nMerit Lights (Hong Kong)\nCigarettes for PMI testing of Merit Lights prototype versus Kent have been produced and\nare under analysis. a\n8\nN\n=\n4 g\n=", "img_232.png": "DOMESTIC PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (cont\u2019d.)\nPOL 0911, B&H Menthol versus Salem 100 - B&H Menthol, without print down rod, are\nbeing produced in Cabarrus this week.\nHTI 1723, Marlboro Lights Menthol versus Salem Lights 100\u2019s samples are being\nproduced in Louisville this week. :\nMarket Research\nHTI 2526 and HTI 2532, Marlboro 80 Box versus Camel 80 Box - These samples have\nbeen approved for shipment on 6/4/90.\nINTERNATIONAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT\nPM Super Lights (Hong Kong)\nProduction start-up of Philip Morris Super Lights Menthol began the 6th of June at the\nManufacturing Center. The 18 million order is to be shipped to Hong Kong in preparation for a\nJuly 1 launch.\nProject Ring (Korea)\nCigarettes for PMI test #13 (Parliament KS 9mg versus 88 Lights) have been approved and\nshipped to the warehouse.\nSeoul Consumer Panel Testing (Korea)\nCigarettes for SCP #9 (88 Lights versus PM Super Lights carbon loading study) have been\napproved and shipped to the warehouse. Filters have been made and combined for SCP #10\n(Parliament filter study).\nMerit Lights (Hong Kong)\nCigarettes for PMI testing of Merit Lights prototype versus Kent have been produced and\nare under analysis. a\n8\nN\n=\n4 g\n=", "img_65212.png": "wi lig ss\n6. Hypervitaminosis D C. Woodruff July, 1960\n7. Calcium and Phosphorus D. Watkin Sept., 1960\nin the Diet and\n\u00a9 G. Whedon\n8. Dietetic Use of Sorbitol W. Olmsted Sept., 1960\n9. Nutrition Surveys and W. Darby Fall, 1960\nRecommended Dietary\nAllowances\n10. Function of FDA in\nRegard to Medicine P. Day\n11. Addition of Vitamin A 0. C. Jchnson\nto Skim Milk\n12, Addition of Milk Solids O. C. Johnson\nto Skim Milk\n13. Multivitaminized Milk 0. C. Johanson\n14. Emulsifiers in Foods 0. C. Johnson\n15. Antioxidants in Food 0. C. Johnson\n16. Nutrition Consequences of 0. C. Johuson\nthe \"Continuous\" Bread and\nMaking Process D. B. Hand\n17. Vitamin E M. Horwitt\n18. Editorial on Folic Acid, W. Darby\nVitamin 8,, Pantothenic\nAcid and Gitamin By ia\nHuman Dietaries\n\u00a9 Articles to be Rewritten\n1. Use of Aluminum\nCooking Utensils\n2. Importance of Amino Acid Harper\nBaiance in Nutrition\n0) 0 G01% AA 5160 [oLe18 NALS 0] SHE [Oks} MI oTO IU IL0 [oTeKsI1'4 16) 10)", "img_65214.png": "wi lig ss\n6. Hypervitaminosis D C. Woodruff July, 1960\n7. Calcium and Phosphorus D. Watkin Sept., 1960\nin the Diet and\n\u00a9 G. Whedon\n8. Dietetic Use of Sorbitol W. Olmsted Sept., 1960\n9. Nutrition Surveys and W. Darby Fall, 1960\nRecommended Dietary\nAllowances\n10. Function of FDA in\nRegard to Medicine P. Day\n11. Addition of Vitamin A 0. C. Jchnson\nto Skim Milk\n12, Addition of Milk Solids O. C. Johnson\nto Skim Milk\n13. Multivitaminized Milk 0. C. Johanson\n14. Emulsifiers in Foods 0. C. Johnson\n15. Antioxidants in Food 0. C. Johnson\n16. Nutrition Consequences of 0. C. Johuson\nthe \"Continuous\" Bread and\nMaking Process D. B. Hand\n17. Vitamin E M. Horwitt\n18. Editorial on Folic Acid, W. Darby\nVitamin 8,, Pantothenic\nAcid and Gitamin By ia\nHuman Dietaries\n\u00a9 Articles to be Rewritten\n1. Use of Aluminum\nCooking Utensils\n2. Importance of Amino Acid Harper\nBaiance in Nutrition\n0) 0 G01% AA 5160 [oLe18 NALS 0] SHE [Oks} MI oTO IU IL0 [oTeKsI1'4 16) 10)", "img_65215.png": "wi lig ss\n6. Hypervitaminosis D C. Woodruff July, 1960\n7. Calcium and Phosphorus D. Watkin Sept., 1960\nin the Diet and\n\u00a9 G. Whedon\n8. Dietetic Use of Sorbitol W. Olmsted Sept., 1960\n9. Nutrition Surveys and W. Darby Fall, 1960\nRecommended Dietary\nAllowances\n10. Function of FDA in\nRegard to Medicine P. Day\n11. Addition of Vitamin A 0. C. Jchnson\nto Skim Milk\n12, Addition of Milk Solids O. C. Johnson\nto Skim Milk\n13. Multivitaminized Milk 0. C. Johanson\n14. Emulsifiers in Foods 0. C. Johnson\n15. Antioxidants in Food 0. C. Johnson\n16. Nutrition Consequences of 0. C. Johuson\nthe \"Continuous\" Bread and\nMaking Process D. B. Hand\n17. Vitamin E M. Horwitt\n18. Editorial on Folic Acid, W. Darby\nVitamin 8,, Pantothenic\nAcid and Gitamin By ia\nHuman Dietaries\n\u00a9 Articles to be Rewritten\n1. Use of Aluminum\nCooking Utensils\n2. Importance of Amino Acid Harper\nBaiance in Nutrition\n0) 0 G01% AA 5160 [oLe18 NALS 0] SHE [Oks} MI oTO IU IL0 [oTeKsI1'4 16) 10)", "img_63698.png": "* :\nWORK SHEET\neT ee cain\n(Date)\nNAME OF PANEL MEETING OR STAFF MEMBER VISITED Subpanel #13\nWorld Pree eta and World Food Problems\nOFFICIAL DUTY DATES December ne 1966\nMAIL CHECK TO: Name: Dr. Robert E. Shank\na Dept. of Preventive Medicine\nAddress: Washington-Univ, Medical Scheel\nOOO Sk EUCIICN AVG: iS come LOldS MOO Sku\n\u00a2 ITEM I: TRAVEL SCHEDULE\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or railroad station: $5.70\n(amount)\nPrivately owned automobile to: =\n(airport, R/R station, destination\nMiles (number)\nDeparted from: St- Louis, Mo. SLO epee Ca 45900\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nArrived at: Washington, D.C. at 8:40 PMon Dec. 14, 1966\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, hotel, or meeting: $1.35\n(amount)\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or R/R station $2.20\n(amount)\nDeparted from: Washington, D.C. at 4:45 PMon Mec. 15, 1966\n(hour) (date)\nArrived at: $t,. Louis, Mo. at 6:00 PMon mecamtogm 00 0pm\n(hour) (date) Ke\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, residence or office $5.80 twee\n(amount) :\nPrivately owned automobile to: Raa\n(airport, R/R station, destination) ae\nm5\nMiles (number) a Of\nForm of payment: TR >\n(TR or cash) ;\nATTACH BUFF COPY OF TR, TICKET STUBS, PULLMAN STUBS, REFUND\nAPPLICATIONS, ETC. \u2018\nITEM II: OTHER EXPENSES\nTelephone, telegram, parking, etc. Attach receipt for each item :\nover $1.00. (If additional space is required for Item I or Item\nII, please continue on reverse side.)\nCoLU TOTS Ha a) tt OSHA WALA [UISI(RYA6 [0018 [p= 10) S94 U[eks} er =T0 1 BIL0 [o]eis Oaray|", "img_63699.png": "* :\nWORK SHEET\neT ee cain\n(Date)\nNAME OF PANEL MEETING OR STAFF MEMBER VISITED Subpanel #13\nWorld Pree eta and World Food Problems\nOFFICIAL DUTY DATES December ne 1966\nMAIL CHECK TO: Name: Dr. Robert E. Shank\na Dept. of Preventive Medicine\nAddress: Washington-Univ, Medical Scheel\nOOO Sk EUCIICN AVG: iS come LOldS MOO Sku\n\u00a2 ITEM I: TRAVEL SCHEDULE\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or railroad station: $5.70\n(amount)\nPrivately owned automobile to: =\n(airport, R/R station, destination\nMiles (number)\nDeparted from: St- Louis, Mo. SLO epee Ca 45900\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nArrived at: Washington, D.C. at 8:40 PMon Dec. 14, 1966\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, hotel, or meeting: $1.35\n(amount)\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or R/R station $2.20\n(amount)\nDeparted from: Washington, D.C. at 4:45 PMon Mec. 15, 1966\n(hour) (date)\nArrived at: $t,. Louis, Mo. at 6:00 PMon mecamtogm 00 0pm\n(hour) (date) Ke\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, residence or office $5.80 twee\n(amount) :\nPrivately owned automobile to: Raa\n(airport, R/R station, destination) ae\nm5\nMiles (number) a Of\nForm of payment: TR >\n(TR or cash) ;\nATTACH BUFF COPY OF TR, TICKET STUBS, PULLMAN STUBS, REFUND\nAPPLICATIONS, ETC. \u2018\nITEM II: OTHER EXPENSES\nTelephone, telegram, parking, etc. Attach receipt for each item :\nover $1.00. (If additional space is required for Item I or Item\nII, please continue on reverse side.)\nCoLU TOTS Ha a) tt OSHA WALA [UISI(RYA6 [0018 [p= 10) S94 U[eks} er =T0 1 BIL0 [o]eis Oaray|", "img_63700.png": "* :\nWORK SHEET\neT ee cain\n(Date)\nNAME OF PANEL MEETING OR STAFF MEMBER VISITED Subpanel #13\nWorld Pree eta and World Food Problems\nOFFICIAL DUTY DATES December ne 1966\nMAIL CHECK TO: Name: Dr. Robert E. Shank\na Dept. of Preventive Medicine\nAddress: Washington-Univ, Medical Scheel\nOOO Sk EUCIICN AVG: iS come LOldS MOO Sku\n\u00a2 ITEM I: TRAVEL SCHEDULE\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or railroad station: $5.70\n(amount)\nPrivately owned automobile to: =\n(airport, R/R station, destination\nMiles (number)\nDeparted from: St- Louis, Mo. SLO epee Ca 45900\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nArrived at: Washington, D.C. at 8:40 PMon Dec. 14, 1966\n(Place) (hour) (Date)\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, hotel, or meeting: $1.35\n(amount)\nTaxi/Limousine to terminal, airport, or R/R station $2.20\n(amount)\nDeparted from: Washington, D.C. at 4:45 PMon Mec. 15, 1966\n(hour) (date)\nArrived at: $t,. Louis, Mo. at 6:00 PMon mecamtogm 00 0pm\n(hour) (date) Ke\nLimousine/Taxi to terminal, residence or office $5.80 twee\n(amount) :\nPrivately owned automobile to: Raa\n(airport, R/R station, destination) ae\nm5\nMiles (number) a Of\nForm of payment: TR >\n(TR or cash) ;\nATTACH BUFF COPY OF TR, TICKET STUBS, PULLMAN STUBS, REFUND\nAPPLICATIONS, ETC. \u2018\nITEM II: OTHER EXPENSES\nTelephone, telegram, parking, etc. Attach receipt for each item :\nover $1.00. (If additional space is required for Item I or Item\nII, please continue on reverse side.)\nCoLU TOTS Ha a) tt OSHA WALA [UISI(RYA6 [0018 [p= 10) S94 U[eks} er =T0 1 BIL0 [o]eis Oaray|", "img_63486.png": "E THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE BREATHING ON\nURINE FLOW\nOTTO H. GAUER, JAMES P. HENRY, HERBERT O. SIEKER, anp\nWALLACE E. WENDT\nReprinted from THE JouRNAL oF CLinicaL Investication, Vol. XXXIII, No. 2,\n287-296, February, 1954\nSTolU] Ter\u2014 vay alte OSH /AN UAW LAL [UlS1 Ip \\z6 [OLCLU[pal= ln] CMO LOrS) =16 10] (6 [OLex1 4] <0] 0", "img_63488.png": "E THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE BREATHING ON\nURINE FLOW\nOTTO H. GAUER, JAMES P. HENRY, HERBERT O. SIEKER, anp\nWALLACE E. WENDT\nReprinted from THE JouRNAL oF CLinicaL Investication, Vol. XXXIII, No. 2,\n287-296, February, 1954\nSTolU] Ter\u2014 vay alte OSH /AN UAW LAL [UlS1 Ip \\z6 [OLCLU[pal= ln] CMO LOrS) =16 10] (6 [OLex1 4] <0] 0", "img_63489.png": "E THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE BREATHING ON\nURINE FLOW\nOTTO H. GAUER, JAMES P. HENRY, HERBERT O. SIEKER, anp\nWALLACE E. WENDT\nReprinted from THE JouRNAL oF CLinicaL Investication, Vol. XXXIII, No. 2,\n287-296, February, 1954\nSTolU] Ter\u2014 vay alte OSH /AN UAW LAL [UlS1 Ip \\z6 [OLCLU[pal= ln] CMO LOrS) =16 10] (6 [OLex1 4] <0] 0", "img_62840.png": "a a\n-e NE\nnews", "img_62842.png": "a a\n-e NE\nnews", "img_58617.png": "\\\nChemical Compounds Found In Cigarettes (First Response)\nDont Know 14.6 :\nme 12S Extremely Concerned\nre eS a\n8 .\nSomewhat Concemed '\nT\u00a59Z OSHTS", "img_58619.png": "\\\nChemical Compounds Found In Cigarettes (First Response)\nDont Know 14.6 :\nme 12S Extremely Concerned\nre eS a\n8 .\nSomewhat Concemed '\nT\u00a59Z OSHTS", "img_58622.png": "\\\nChemical Compounds Found In Cigarettes (First Response)\nDont Know 14.6 :\nme 12S Extremely Concerned\nre eS a\n8 .\nSomewhat Concemed '\nT\u00a59Z OSHTS", "img_58623.png": "\\\nChemical Compounds Found In Cigarettes (First Response)\nDont Know 14.6 :\nme 12S Extremely Concerned\nre eS a\n8 .\nSomewhat Concemed '\nT\u00a59Z OSHTS", "img_58626.png": "\\\nChemical Compounds Found In Cigarettes (First Response)\nDont Know 14.6 :\nme 12S Extremely Concerned\nre eS a\n8 .\nSomewhat Concemed '\nT\u00a59Z OSHTS", "img_62757.png": "; a ms 3 : ee\n7 oe 3 7 \u2014\ni 450 mi NDC-O081-0855-45 =\n: a SEPTRA =\nf\nee\ni\na NOMA Te eRestle eu OTM ON EN AIEVOIceM ETE etn edo ehh\n, COLM sLO1A COU e RIAN cee paTcd OOF\n, il a on re a ee ; - |\n| SUCRE UNO eI MAU ORS lng ile.) aaa", "img_62761.png": "; a ms 3 : ee\n7 oe 3 7 \u2014\ni 450 mi NDC-O081-0855-45 =\n: a SEPTRA =\nf\nee\ni\na NOMA Te eRestle eu OTM ON EN AIEVOIceM ETE etn edo ehh\n, COLM sLO1A COU e RIAN cee paTcd OOF\n, il a on re a ee ; - |\n| SUCRE UNO eI MAU ORS lng ile.) aaa", "img_62762.png": "; a ms 3 : ee\n7 oe 3 7 \u2014\ni 450 mi NDC-O081-0855-45 =\n: a SEPTRA =\nf\nee\ni\na NOMA Te eRestle eu OTM ON EN AIEVOIceM ETE etn edo ehh\n, COLM sLO1A COU e RIAN cee paTcd OOF\n, il a on re a ee ; - |\n| SUCRE UNO eI MAU ORS lng ile.) aaa", "img_62770.png": "; a ms 3 : ee\n7 oe 3 7 \u2014\ni 450 mi NDC-O081-0855-45 =\n: a SEPTRA =\nf\nee\ni\na NOMA Te eRestle eu OTM ON EN AIEVOIceM ETE etn edo ehh\n, COLM sLO1A COU e RIAN cee paTcd OOF\n, il a on re a ee ; - |\n| SUCRE UNO eI MAU ORS lng ile.) aaa", "img_62771.png": "; a ms 3 : ee\n7 oe 3 7 \u2014\ni 450 mi NDC-O081-0855-45 =\n: a SEPTRA =\nf\nee\ni\na NOMA Te eRestle eu OTM ON EN AIEVOIceM ETE etn edo ehh\n, COLM sLO1A COU e RIAN cee paTcd OOF\n, il a on re a ee ; - |\n| SUCRE UNO eI MAU ORS lng ile.) aaa", "img_63241.png": "4 ; k\n\u2018 Ned Neel ' or\n: TABLE 2\nq: : COMPARISON OF DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE PERCENT DISTRIBUTIONS\n; BETWEEN STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE AT BASELINE, FIRST YEAR HOME VISIT, ;\n| SECOND YEAR HOME VISIT AND SECOND YEAR CLINIC VISIT\ni Second Clinic\n1) ; Baseline Visit lst Year * 2nd Year 2nd Year\n13 (HP03) (HP04) (Home) (Home) (Clinic)\n12 DBP S* Ree S R S R s R St) aR,\n<90 - Sol D2 Deere dt 60.7 38.6 65ers rasa, 76.5 48.4\nf 90-104 aie HAu9 53}05 Sa) 82:56 431.6 29.0 42.2 20.8 39.7\n13 105+ 28.9 Zones ZB )2 23.6 6.7 WigeS D3 dete 2.8 pled 9\n: a * Number of Stepped Care Participants = 5485\n\u20184 **k Number of Referred Care Participants = 5455 :\n| {\n|\n|\n| 4/22/76\n\u2018 SYolU]cer= Fa att SH /AUUAWAIALS UF) I mio leLeLU]aal=)plesMelers)m=16]0),0lolery) 4) plea", "img_63242.png": "4 ; k\n\u2018 Ned Neel ' or\n: TABLE 2\nq: : COMPARISON OF DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE PERCENT DISTRIBUTIONS\n; BETWEEN STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE AT BASELINE, FIRST YEAR HOME VISIT, ;\n| SECOND YEAR HOME VISIT AND SECOND YEAR CLINIC VISIT\ni Second Clinic\n1) ; Baseline Visit lst Year * 2nd Year 2nd Year\n13 (HP03) (HP04) (Home) (Home) (Clinic)\n12 DBP S* Ree S R S R s R St) aR,\n<90 - Sol D2 Deere dt 60.7 38.6 65ers rasa, 76.5 48.4\nf 90-104 aie HAu9 53}05 Sa) 82:56 431.6 29.0 42.2 20.8 39.7\n13 105+ 28.9 Zones ZB )2 23.6 6.7 WigeS D3 dete 2.8 pled 9\n: a * Number of Stepped Care Participants = 5485\n\u20184 **k Number of Referred Care Participants = 5455 :\n| {\n|\n|\n| 4/22/76\n\u2018 SYolU]cer= Fa att SH /AUUAWAIALS UF) I mio leLeLU]aal=)plesMelers)m=16]0),0lolery) 4) plea", "img_63243.png": "4 ; k\n\u2018 Ned Neel ' or\n: TABLE 2\nq: : COMPARISON OF DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE PERCENT DISTRIBUTIONS\n; BETWEEN STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE AT BASELINE, FIRST YEAR HOME VISIT, ;\n| SECOND YEAR HOME VISIT AND SECOND YEAR CLINIC VISIT\ni Second Clinic\n1) ; Baseline Visit lst Year * 2nd Year 2nd Year\n13 (HP03) (HP04) (Home) (Home) (Clinic)\n12 DBP S* Ree S R S R s R St) aR,\n<90 - Sol D2 Deere dt 60.7 38.6 65ers rasa, 76.5 48.4\nf 90-104 aie HAu9 53}05 Sa) 82:56 431.6 29.0 42.2 20.8 39.7\n13 105+ 28.9 Zones ZB )2 23.6 6.7 WigeS D3 dete 2.8 pled 9\n: a * Number of Stepped Care Participants = 5485\n\u20184 **k Number of Referred Care Participants = 5455 :\n| {\n|\n|\n| 4/22/76\n\u2018 SYolU]cer= Fa att SH /AUUAWAIALS UF) I mio leLeLU]aal=)plesMelers)m=16]0),0lolery) 4) plea", "img_15383.png": "\"ke\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\na\nPublication Program Budget\n3 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts . $125,000\n10% Discount for 5 or more -$12,500\n6 Posters (including production) $54,000\nSlide Development $15,000\nEditorial Assistance/Special Projects $21,000\nTotal $202,500\nDWRITE 066097", "img_15384.png": "\"ke\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\na\nPublication Program Budget\n3 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts . $125,000\n10% Discount for 5 or more -$12,500\n6 Posters (including production) $54,000\nSlide Development $15,000\nEditorial Assistance/Special Projects $21,000\nTotal $202,500\nDWRITE 066097", "img_15385.png": "\"ke\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\na\nPublication Program Budget\n3 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts . $125,000\n10% Discount for 5 or more -$12,500\n6 Posters (including production) $54,000\nSlide Development $15,000\nEditorial Assistance/Special Projects $21,000\nTotal $202,500\nDWRITE 066097", "img_15386.png": "\"ke\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\na\nPublication Program Budget\n3 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts . $125,000\n10% Discount for 5 or more -$12,500\n6 Posters (including production) $54,000\nSlide Development $15,000\nEditorial Assistance/Special Projects $21,000\nTotal $202,500\nDWRITE 066097", "img_15382.png": "\"ke\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\na\nPublication Program Budget\n3 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts . $125,000\n10% Discount for 5 or more -$12,500\n6 Posters (including production) $54,000\nSlide Development $15,000\nEditorial Assistance/Special Projects $21,000\nTotal $202,500\nDWRITE 066097", "img_46724.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46729.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46737.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46744.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46749.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46758.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46783.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_46805.png": "?  Premarin\u00ae Study Management Plan\nThe Endocrinologist Bi-monthly, peer\nrev.\nJournal of Clinical Endocrinology and 9,500 Monthly, peer-rev.\nMetabolism\nKey Experimental/Research Journals\nClinical Research (now Journal Invest. 12,000 Qtrly., Proceedings\nMedicine of Clinical Research\nJournal of Experimental Medicine 3,900\nJournal of Clinical Investigation 6,400\nJournal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine 3,500\nKey Pharmacy Journals\n83,600\n80,000\n100,000\nU.S. Pharmacist 104,000\nPharmacy Today 95,000\nThe Consultant Pharmacist 6,000 Monthly\nKey Cardiovascular Journals\nArterioscilerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular N/A\nBiolog)\nJournal of the American College of 31,7000 14 issues/yr, peer-\nCardiology . rev.\nAmerican Journal of Clinical Oncology 2,500 Bi-monthly, peer-\nrev.\nAmerican Journal of Cardiology . 32,000 Bi-monthly, peer-\n- rev.\nCardiovascular Reviews and Reports 68,000 Monthly, peer-rev.\n13\nDWRITE 065964", "img_54592.png": "CONFIDENTIAL\nRJR ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE -- MASTER SET-UP LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS\nFinal: April 20\nSCHEDULE\nMonday, April 23\n8:00 a.m. RJRT Security begins providing 24-hour security at\nconvention center (to protect equipment and supplies coming in).\nEd Sehon to provide Security with list of staff who should\nbe permitted entrance to convention center on Monday & Tuesday.\nED NEEDS INPUT FROM AV, ART, MONA, GRADY, TOMMY K.\nEarly a.m. Set-up begins at convention center (air conditioning to be on;\ndrinks/ice/snacks available for working staff):\n@ JKS begins setting up displays and hanging banners.\n@ Convention Center staff starts to set up tables, chairs, etc.\n@ DoNOT set chairs in North Main Hall yet!!! :\n\u2122@ Grady Pardue set-up office equipment, phones.\n@ AV begins loading in (A&V Co.).\nNOTE: All day Monday and Tuesday, April 23-24, and before 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 25,\nno one is permitted in the convention center unless they have an RJR staff badge OR their\nname is listed on the security list provided to Russell See, and verified by photo ID.\n8:00 am Convention Center sets up stage in North Main Hall.\n8:30 a.m. Need Lentz contractors to bring truck to convention center.\n(Truck to be loaded at Plaza dock on Friday afternoon, April 20.)\n| @ Contact Phyllis Rumple (741-3951) or Sheryl Spainhour (741-5496) for\ninstructions.\n9:00 am AV crew begins set up (A&V Co.).\nEarly am Distribute detailed assignments memo and staff badges to people staffing the\nannual meeting. Staff badges will be personalized with individual names. (PR)\nDistribute staff manual to key PR staff Friday, April 20. (PR)\n5 p.m. All computers/phones/copiers in RJR staff room at convention center to be\noperational, with e-mail capabilities.\nNOTE TO RJRT staff needs cell phones...Phyllis to provide number of phones needed;\nGRADY Grady to order phones, accessories, handle activation.\noa\nz\n~\n2\nOo\nConfidential Draft - Revised 4/26/2002 - Page 1 nN", "img_54602.png": "CONFIDENTIAL\nRJR ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE -- MASTER SET-UP LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS\nFinal: April 20\nSCHEDULE\nMonday, April 23\n8:00 a.m. RJRT Security begins providing 24-hour security at\nconvention center (to protect equipment and supplies coming in).\nEd Sehon to provide Security with list of staff who should\nbe permitted entrance to convention center on Monday & Tuesday.\nED NEEDS INPUT FROM AV, ART, MONA, GRADY, TOMMY K.\nEarly a.m. Set-up begins at convention center (air conditioning to be on;\ndrinks/ice/snacks available for working staff):\n@ JKS begins setting up displays and hanging banners.\n@ Convention Center staff starts to set up tables, chairs, etc.\n@ DoNOT set chairs in North Main Hall yet!!! :\n\u2122@ Grady Pardue set-up office equipment, phones.\n@ AV begins loading in (A&V Co.).\nNOTE: All day Monday and Tuesday, April 23-24, and before 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 25,\nno one is permitted in the convention center unless they have an RJR staff badge OR their\nname is listed on the security list provided to Russell See, and verified by photo ID.\n8:00 am Convention Center sets up stage in North Main Hall.\n8:30 a.m. Need Lentz contractors to bring truck to convention center.\n(Truck to be loaded at Plaza dock on Friday afternoon, April 20.)\n| @ Contact Phyllis Rumple (741-3951) or Sheryl Spainhour (741-5496) for\ninstructions.\n9:00 am AV crew begins set up (A&V Co.).\nEarly am Distribute detailed assignments memo and staff badges to people staffing the\nannual meeting. Staff badges will be personalized with individual names. (PR)\nDistribute staff manual to key PR staff Friday, April 20. (PR)\n5 p.m. All computers/phones/copiers in RJR staff room at convention center to be\noperational, with e-mail capabilities.\nNOTE TO RJRT staff needs cell phones...Phyllis to provide number of phones needed;\nGRADY Grady to order phones, accessories, handle activation.\noa\nz\n~\n2\nOo\nConfidential Draft - Revised 4/26/2002 - Page 1 nN", "img_54624.png": "CONFIDENTIAL\nRJR ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE -- MASTER SET-UP LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS\nFinal: April 20\nSCHEDULE\nMonday, April 23\n8:00 a.m. RJRT Security begins providing 24-hour security at\nconvention center (to protect equipment and supplies coming in).\nEd Sehon to provide Security with list of staff who should\nbe permitted entrance to convention center on Monday & Tuesday.\nED NEEDS INPUT FROM AV, ART, MONA, GRADY, TOMMY K.\nEarly a.m. Set-up begins at convention center (air conditioning to be on;\ndrinks/ice/snacks available for working staff):\n@ JKS begins setting up displays and hanging banners.\n@ Convention Center staff starts to set up tables, chairs, etc.\n@ DoNOT set chairs in North Main Hall yet!!! :\n\u2122@ Grady Pardue set-up office equipment, phones.\n@ AV begins loading in (A&V Co.).\nNOTE: All day Monday and Tuesday, April 23-24, and before 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 25,\nno one is permitted in the convention center unless they have an RJR staff badge OR their\nname is listed on the security list provided to Russell See, and verified by photo ID.\n8:00 am Convention Center sets up stage in North Main Hall.\n8:30 a.m. Need Lentz contractors to bring truck to convention center.\n(Truck to be loaded at Plaza dock on Friday afternoon, April 20.)\n| @ Contact Phyllis Rumple (741-3951) or Sheryl Spainhour (741-5496) for\ninstructions.\n9:00 am AV crew begins set up (A&V Co.).\nEarly am Distribute detailed assignments memo and staff badges to people staffing the\nannual meeting. Staff badges will be personalized with individual names. (PR)\nDistribute staff manual to key PR staff Friday, April 20. (PR)\n5 p.m. All computers/phones/copiers in RJR staff room at convention center to be\noperational, with e-mail capabilities.\nNOTE TO RJRT staff needs cell phones...Phyllis to provide number of phones needed;\nGRADY Grady to order phones, accessories, handle activation.\noa\nz\n~\n2\nOo\nConfidential Draft - Revised 4/26/2002 - Page 1 nN", "img_63480.png": "\u2018\n.\nI. COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS: - ,\n1. With other Divisions of U. S. Army Medical Research and Nutrition Lab.\nNo. 3-11: Human pyridoxine requirement and the interrelationship of\npyridoxine to the dietary macronutrients\nNo. 3-20: Effect of autooxidation on L-ascorbic acid\n2. With groups outside of U. S. Army Medical Research and Nutrition Lab.\nJ. ANALYTICAL SERVICE:\nRoutine analysis to support research projects within Chemistry Division\nand other cooperating groups\nK. MISCELLANEOUS STUDIES:\n1. Nutritional studies with microcrystalline cellulose (Final)\n2. Possible relationship of magnesium to human kidney stone formation\n(Preliminary progress )\n3. Survival and fall-out shelter studies\n4. ICNND Nutrition Surveys\n5. Effect of deoxypyridoxine on tryptophan metabolism in the human\nSYo}U|coxovan ail OSH /AY MAW AVAL ALO [UISI4nyZe [ole10]pal=\\altsMulorsym=19]0)L0[01exs)) 4.01116 @Pard", "img_63482.png": "\u2018\n.\nI. COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS: - ,\n1. With other Divisions of U. S. Army Medical Research and Nutrition Lab.\nNo. 3-11: Human pyridoxine requirement and the interrelationship of\npyridoxine to the dietary macronutrients\nNo. 3-20: Effect of autooxidation on L-ascorbic acid\n2. With groups outside of U. S. Army Medical Research and Nutrition Lab.\nJ. ANALYTICAL SERVICE:\nRoutine analysis to support research projects within Chemistry Division\nand other cooperating groups\nK. MISCELLANEOUS STUDIES:\n1. Nutritional studies with microcrystalline cellulose (Final)\n2. Possible relationship of magnesium to human kidney stone formation\n(Preliminary progress )\n3. Survival and fall-out shelter studies\n4. ICNND Nutrition Surveys\n5. Effect of deoxypyridoxine on tryptophan metabolism in the human\nSYo}U|coxovan ail OSH /AY MAW AVAL ALO [UISI4nyZe [ole10]pal=\\altsMulorsym=19]0)L0[01exs)) 4.01116 @Pard", "img_58536.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58537.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58539.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58540.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58541.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58542.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58544.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58545.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 37 Totelle 2mg\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 18, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2002; 16: 155-62\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis\ntolerance in postmenopausal women\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile June 2003 Parthcnon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase III studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\nPROJECT TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE\nCD-ROM January 2003 ACD-ROM has been prepared containing data on all\npublished papers, indexed by author, title, journal,\nclassification. Parthenon are updating to include latest\npublished papers\n\u2018Ttelle Sekvens Monograph Published\nTotelle 2 mg Slide Set December 2002 Slides have been reviewed by Wyeth and have been revised.\nDave Downey is reviewing. Additional revises for\nnomenclature and for Sophic\u2019s suggestions submitted May\n2nd\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-011975\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kkww0217", "img_58397.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_58398.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_58399.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_58400.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_58401.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_58402.png": "s for.\nfora Ton FE ee a\nBO ee oe\nRESPONSE CODE REQUEST CONFIRMATION #\nTo: Cynthia Stevens | \u2018\nFrom: Joyoa Bagby . 7 | o .\n. Date, _May 28, 1996 , |\n| Brands NOW PPS Program#: 601543\nTitle: Jun/96 Comp $10 Coupon POP Offer _\n. Desoription: This code Is for the COMPETITIVE $10 CARTON COUPON POP OFFER FOR RESTRICTED\n. STATES. Comp\u00e9titive also receives 2-$3 off a carton or 4 packs and 1+ $0.60 off 2 packs and 10\nbonus proofs toward the POP offer. ~. . -. . | :\n| :\n|\nFulfilment Data Entry at, Young America |\n: Clreulation Quantity: 28.250 os |\n: 3 Estimated Response: ___15.00.% |\nEstimated Responders; \u20144238__ : : : \u2018\n- Distribution Drop Date: 07/01/96. Explration Date: 10/31/06.\n. | Response Code Assigned: __ U05 | .\n* : - . | ,\n. Address, postal requiraments, barcodes, document storage, and \u201c|\nbatch numbers to be supplied by: soa |\nYoung America _|\n\u2018DE Fuliant Vondoy\n: |\n<r Suziticks, RIRAR : \u201cCarol Russell, RIR\nSean Pomposelio, Fusion 5 Sve Wall, RJR a\nDrew Huyeit, RIR . ue n\n. ) \u2014 vs\nBe : : S\n: 2 wo\n4, eee \u2014 a", "img_60733.png": "ee THIS TICKET 1S DEEMED ISSUED AT\nPage 1 HSSUED. & racn a Aes PASSENGER TICKET PLACE OF ORIGIN OF CARRIAGE ON\nee ee er CUSTOMER'S RECEIPT DATE INDICATED.\nny eee ae ccc] IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED. | 70 NR\nt hae  . _ CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS | \u2014 _ |.\nFa Lp NL A Gp bec AIMS. 6 5 12 PABIERN Al) 75\nj {/ j : ; SOLD SUBJECT  ._\u2014sCsCs ec\n| NST CSOs FOR PASSAGE TO TARIFF\nGOOD IN REGULATIONS 4\nR DIRECTION ADULT O PAYMENT ACKNOWLEDGED BY\nBETWEEN VIA 3 ABOVE IN-FLIGHT VALIDATION\nCHILD oO FORM OF CREDIT (if other than cash/check)\nW YORK EASTERN\nAND AIR-SHUTTLE MIL. RESVD. oO\nSHINGTON OTHER 4\n101b 14984 OO0L1O20\n\u201cIncludes 8% U.S. Transportation Tax and $ .34 Security Charge\ncoe 007 4172222210 2 nMUTRITION FounpATION UAQW\nee \u00a3 ett M 4 Hhigey ~\nLe _ ail \u2014 ms ARBY 04 76\nEe eee oo ee ate we BP oot", "img_60735.png": "ee THIS TICKET 1S DEEMED ISSUED AT\nPage 1 HSSUED. & racn a Aes PASSENGER TICKET PLACE OF ORIGIN OF CARRIAGE ON\nee ee er CUSTOMER'S RECEIPT DATE INDICATED.\nny eee ae ccc] IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED. | 70 NR\nt hae  . _ CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS | \u2014 _ |.\nFa Lp NL A Gp bec AIMS. 6 5 12 PABIERN Al) 75\nj {/ j : ; SOLD SUBJECT  ._\u2014sCsCs ec\n| NST CSOs FOR PASSAGE TO TARIFF\nGOOD IN REGULATIONS 4\nR DIRECTION ADULT O PAYMENT ACKNOWLEDGED BY\nBETWEEN VIA 3 ABOVE IN-FLIGHT VALIDATION\nCHILD oO FORM OF CREDIT (if other than cash/check)\nW YORK EASTERN\nAND AIR-SHUTTLE MIL. RESVD. oO\nSHINGTON OTHER 4\n101b 14984 OO0L1O20\n\u201cIncludes 8% U.S. Transportation Tax and $ .34 Security Charge\ncoe 007 4172222210 2 nMUTRITION FounpATION UAQW\nee \u00a3 ett M 4 Hhigey ~\nLe _ ail \u2014 ms ARBY 04 76\nEe eee oo ee ate we BP oot", "img_60739.png": "ee THIS TICKET 1S DEEMED ISSUED AT\nPage 1 HSSUED. & racn a Aes PASSENGER TICKET PLACE OF ORIGIN OF CARRIAGE ON\nee ee er CUSTOMER'S RECEIPT DATE INDICATED.\nny eee ae ccc] IF EXTENDED PAYMENT DESIRED. | 70 NR\nt hae  . _ CIRCLE NO. OF MONTHS | \u2014 _ |.\nFa Lp NL A Gp bec AIMS. 6 5 12 PABIERN Al) 75\nj {/ j : ; SOLD SUBJECT  ._\u2014sCsCs ec\n| NST CSOs FOR PASSAGE TO TARIFF\nGOOD IN REGULATIONS 4\nR DIRECTION ADULT O PAYMENT ACKNOWLEDGED BY\nBETWEEN VIA 3 ABOVE IN-FLIGHT VALIDATION\nCHILD oO FORM OF CREDIT (if other than cash/check)\nW YORK EASTERN\nAND AIR-SHUTTLE MIL. RESVD. oO\nSHINGTON OTHER 4\n101b 14984 OO0L1O20\n\u201cIncludes 8% U.S. Transportation Tax and $ .34 Security Charge\ncoe 007 4172222210 2 nMUTRITION FounpATION UAQW\nee \u00a3 ett M 4 Hhigey ~\nLe _ ail \u2014 ms ARBY 04 76\nEe eee oo ee ate we BP oot", "img_58937.png": "Industry and Foundation 6.\nDistribution (cont'd)\nDaniel Hopkins Ralston Purina Co. Checkerboard Sq.\nSt. Louis, MO 63188\n314/982-3374\nMark Bieber Best Foods/CPC 1120 Commerce Avenue\nUnion, NJ 07083\n201/688-9000\nNiels Christiansen Nestle Nutrition Ctr. 1120 Conn. Ave., NW #310\nWashington, D.C. 20036\n202/775-0180\nMyron Brin Hoffman-La Roche, Inc. 340 Kinsland St.\nNutley, NJ 07110\n201/235-2397\nRobert Wallace Gerber Products Co. 445 State Street\nFremont, MI 49412\n616/928-2545\nWilliam J. Monson Borden, Inc. R. Recs\nBox 127\nElgin, IL 60120\n312/741-3131\nR. Thiessen General Foods Corp. Technical Center\nWhite Plains, NY 10625\n914/683-6601\nClark Johnson Bio-Serv, Inc. Pe 03?, Box Bi. 25.\nFrenchtown, NJ 08825\nT. J. Logan Proctor & Gamble Co. P. 0--Box 339175\nCincinnati, OH 45246\nRudolph M. Tomarelli Wyeth Laboratories Inc. P. 0. Box 8299\nPhiladelphia, PA 19101\nM. F. Brink National Dairy Council 6300 N. River Road\nRosemont, IL 60018\nCC: D. H. Calloway, R. E. Olson, L. S$. Hurley, P. B. Swan, M. L. Brown,\nW. J. Visek, H. A. Guthrie, F. W. Hill, W. G. Hoekstra, H. Sandstead,\nS. Fomon, D. A. Sehring, R. E. Landers, J. M. McIntire, A. E. Denton,\nAlex Malaspina, R. H. Furman, G. Leveille, J. P. Shannon, G. A. Purvis,\nH. R. Spicher, C. S. McNaughton, J. F. White, M. A. MehIman, Bruce\nStillings, H. E. Bauman, W. B. Brew, D. H. Kiernan, R. D. Pagan, Jr.,\nDavid Owen, G. D. Coccodrilli, David Ringler.", "img_38914.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38920.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38930.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38933.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38941.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38946.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38965.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_38997.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_39006.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_39012.png": "COOKBOOKS : J\ndones, J.: Diet for a Happy Heart.\n' San Francisco, CA: 101 Productions }\ni 1975 |\nDESIRABLE WEIGHTS\nt dones, J.: The Calculating Cook. dole\nE San Franc'sco, CA: 101 Productions\nE Weight in Pounds According to Frame (In Indoor Clothing)\nE ' MacRae, N.M.: How to have your cake Heian\n# and eat i : toa! Anchorage, AK: (with shoes on) SMALL MEDIUM LARGE\nNorthwest dual. Wes 1975 paren pers FRAME FRAME FRAME\ni Better Home: and Gardens: Eat and Men 5 2 112-120 118-129 126-141\ni Stay Slim. Des Moines, IA: of Ages 25 Severe Meee tees ts See ae\ni Better Hones and Gardens Books, and Over 5 5 121-129 127-139 135-152 d\n# Meredith Jorp., 1968 5 6 124-133 130-143 138-156 HIGH\nae 8 8 \u00ab132-141 13e-1s2 \u00ab149-166\nINFORMATION ABOUT ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND Se ee sans thee See saree . TRIGLYCERIDES?\n2 HEART DISEASE, call: 5 10 140-150 146-160 155-174\nL 23 HS BEI Beye\n\u2019 Tel-Med (206) 285-4000 and ask for 6 1. 182-162 158-175 168-189\nie the information on file. 6 2 156-167. 162-180 173-194 WHAT DOES\nes, ; 65 3 160-171 167-185. 178-199 \u2018\ni. American Heart Association of OW 9 Veda l75s 1725190). 182= 206 THAT\n\u201c4 Washington (206). 285-2415 HEIGHT aaa RERIURE Nance\n: 333 First Avenue West (with shoes on) MEAN?\n| '\u201d Seattle, WA 98119 mie ee en are\nHei eater an anne eran en ny\nBee Women AnanlO 92- 98 96-107 104-119\n\u00bb, Northeastern Chapter, AHA-W of Ages ad a tt 94-101 98-110 106-122\nee ies andOver 8 { 99-107 104-118 \u2018113-128\nme -1 _ -\n| iL Ss. noe Street Bi e2ne e102 =110\"\" | 1o7=119ei 115130\n\u00a9; Spokane, WA 99204 5 3 105-113 110-122 118-134\nieee 5 4 108-116 113-126 121188)\ni For more detail about proper diets, : : Hocies eae. cee\n|; see your doctor or dietitian. 5 7 118-127. 124-139 133-150\n| S 8 ie we rags\nDeveloped by : es a cy\ni Maryann W. Breskin : a ee ves tae es American Heart Associat |:\n!- Undergraduate Program in Clinical Dietetics 6 0 138-148 144-159 153-173 \\ of\nge ee ig a aOR GR ER Maar canine on . aaa eninge\nii American Heart Association of Washington Seattle, WA $8 l\n&: Nutrition Committee Phone: (206) 285-i4\nft \u2018 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company .\nOne Nadison Avenue, NY, NY 10010 1978\ndala ( ae s \" si sie is iN sai fos ti i alla la lls | 2 ani oa sets ns", "img_55193.png": "Report of the Board of Directors to the Members\nDearMember,\nYour Direc tors are pleased to present the 39 Annual Report and Audited Accounts\nofthe company forthe fnancialyearended March 31, 2009.\nFINANC JALRESULIS forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nPofitt before Tax, interest and 598.20 824.21\ndepreciation\nPro fit before tax and 292.77 534.21\ndepreciation\nPr fit before taxation 81.02 316.61\nPwo fit after taxa tion 65.54 243.61\nReserves & Surplus 1104.63 1039.09\nThe highlights of performance of yourcompany isas follows:\nPro duc tion forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFiter Rods (m Milion number 2798.7348 2356.4770\nofwds)\nPolymer Sacks/Fabrics (in 2172.023 2382.54\nMTB)\nForeign Exchange forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFKamings (Rupees in 1625.07 2044.25\nlakhs)\nOutgo (Rupees in 1851.29 1264.81\nlakhs)", "img_55196.png": "Report of the Board of Directors to the Members\nDearMember,\nYour Direc tors are pleased to present the 39 Annual Report and Audited Accounts\nofthe company forthe fnancialyearended March 31, 2009.\nFINANC JALRESULIS forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nPofitt before Tax, interest and 598.20 824.21\ndepreciation\nPro fit before tax and 292.77 534.21\ndepreciation\nPr fit before taxation 81.02 316.61\nPwo fit after taxa tion 65.54 243.61\nReserves & Surplus 1104.63 1039.09\nThe highlights of performance of yourcompany isas follows:\nPro duc tion forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFiter Rods (m Milion number 2798.7348 2356.4770\nofwds)\nPolymer Sacks/Fabrics (in 2172.023 2382.54\nMTB)\nForeign Exchange forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFKamings (Rupees in 1625.07 2044.25\nlakhs)\nOutgo (Rupees in 1851.29 1264.81\nlakhs)", "img_55197.png": "Report of the Board of Directors to the Members\nDearMember,\nYour Direc tors are pleased to present the 39 Annual Report and Audited Accounts\nofthe company forthe fnancialyearended March 31, 2009.\nFINANC JALRESULIS forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nPofitt before Tax, interest and 598.20 824.21\ndepreciation\nPro fit before tax and 292.77 534.21\ndepreciation\nPr fit before taxation 81.02 316.61\nPwo fit after taxa tion 65.54 243.61\nReserves & Surplus 1104.63 1039.09\nThe highlights of performance of yourcompany isas follows:\nPro duc tion forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFiter Rods (m Milion number 2798.7348 2356.4770\nofwds)\nPolymer Sacks/Fabrics (in 2172.023 2382.54\nMTB)\nForeign Exchange forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFKamings (Rupees in 1625.07 2044.25\nlakhs)\nOutgo (Rupees in 1851.29 1264.81\nlakhs)", "img_55198.png": "Report of the Board of Directors to the Members\nDearMember,\nYour Direc tors are pleased to present the 39 Annual Report and Audited Accounts\nofthe company forthe fnancialyearended March 31, 2009.\nFINANC JALRESULIS forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nPofitt before Tax, interest and 598.20 824.21\ndepreciation\nPro fit before tax and 292.77 534.21\ndepreciation\nPr fit before taxation 81.02 316.61\nPwo fit after taxa tion 65.54 243.61\nReserves & Surplus 1104.63 1039.09\nThe highlights of performance of yourcompany isas follows:\nPro duc tion forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFiter Rods (m Milion number 2798.7348 2356.4770\nofwds)\nPolymer Sacks/Fabrics (in 2172.023 2382.54\nMTB)\nForeign Exchange forthe yearended Forthe yearended\n31.3.2009 31.3.2008\nFKamings (Rupees in 1625.07 2044.25\nlakhs)\nOutgo (Rupees in 1851.29 1264.81\nlakhs)", "img_53602.png": "AGENDA- RJRT/BAT Meeting\nReview Status of Projects\nUnder the Technology Sharing & Development Services Agreement\nMarch 23 \u2014 24, 2006\nWednesday, March 22, 2006\n9:10 p.m. Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Martin Duke, Kevin McAdam,\nPhilip Payne, Mike Kingsley \u2014 Arrive from London to Greensboro\nAccommodations: Brookstown Inn\n200 Brookstown Avenue\nWinston-Salem, NC 27101\nPhone: 336-725-1120\nFax: 336-773-0147\nThursday, March 23 Meeting at R&D \u2014 Camel Conference Room (CR 313R)\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Organizational Update\nOverview of R&D 2006 Plans\nReview Management Process/Key Learnings\ne Audit Results of Technology Sharing and Development Services\nAgreement\nAttendees: Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Kevin McAdam, Mike\nKingsley, Jeff Gentry, Chris Cook, Roger Black, Jim Swauger, David\nDoolittle, Cindi Davis, Dee Dee Cantrell, Mitch Neuhauser, Natalie\nTakenaka, Paul Braxton\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Introductions & Tour of R&D\nAttendees: Martin Duke, Philip Payne, Jim liglar\n10:00 \u2014 12:00 Status Reports on Projects and Service Agreements (CR 313R)\ne Fundamental Research\no \u201cCigarette Design and Modeling \u2014 Computational Fluid\nDynamics\u201d\n\u00a2 NTM Development\n0. Filtration\n\" \u201cCigarette Smoke Selective Filtration Using Carbon\nSpheres\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFunctional Additives for Cigarette Filers,\nIncluding CR-20 Characterization\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFundamentals of Selective Filtration\u201d\no Paper\ne Tobacco\no Smokeless Tobacco\no \u201cGM Tobacco Field Trial\u201d\nDPO 468151477870 65251 7113", "img_53603.png": "AGENDA- RJRT/BAT Meeting\nReview Status of Projects\nUnder the Technology Sharing & Development Services Agreement\nMarch 23 \u2014 24, 2006\nWednesday, March 22, 2006\n9:10 p.m. Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Martin Duke, Kevin McAdam,\nPhilip Payne, Mike Kingsley \u2014 Arrive from London to Greensboro\nAccommodations: Brookstown Inn\n200 Brookstown Avenue\nWinston-Salem, NC 27101\nPhone: 336-725-1120\nFax: 336-773-0147\nThursday, March 23 Meeting at R&D \u2014 Camel Conference Room (CR 313R)\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Organizational Update\nOverview of R&D 2006 Plans\nReview Management Process/Key Learnings\ne Audit Results of Technology Sharing and Development Services\nAgreement\nAttendees: Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Kevin McAdam, Mike\nKingsley, Jeff Gentry, Chris Cook, Roger Black, Jim Swauger, David\nDoolittle, Cindi Davis, Dee Dee Cantrell, Mitch Neuhauser, Natalie\nTakenaka, Paul Braxton\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Introductions & Tour of R&D\nAttendees: Martin Duke, Philip Payne, Jim liglar\n10:00 \u2014 12:00 Status Reports on Projects and Service Agreements (CR 313R)\ne Fundamental Research\no \u201cCigarette Design and Modeling \u2014 Computational Fluid\nDynamics\u201d\n\u00a2 NTM Development\n0. Filtration\n\" \u201cCigarette Smoke Selective Filtration Using Carbon\nSpheres\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFunctional Additives for Cigarette Filers,\nIncluding CR-20 Characterization\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFundamentals of Selective Filtration\u201d\no Paper\ne Tobacco\no Smokeless Tobacco\no \u201cGM Tobacco Field Trial\u201d\nDPO 468151477870 65251 7113", "img_53605.png": "AGENDA- RJRT/BAT Meeting\nReview Status of Projects\nUnder the Technology Sharing & Development Services Agreement\nMarch 23 \u2014 24, 2006\nWednesday, March 22, 2006\n9:10 p.m. Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Martin Duke, Kevin McAdam,\nPhilip Payne, Mike Kingsley \u2014 Arrive from London to Greensboro\nAccommodations: Brookstown Inn\n200 Brookstown Avenue\nWinston-Salem, NC 27101\nPhone: 336-725-1120\nFax: 336-773-0147\nThursday, March 23 Meeting at R&D \u2014 Camel Conference Room (CR 313R)\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Organizational Update\nOverview of R&D 2006 Plans\nReview Management Process/Key Learnings\ne Audit Results of Technology Sharing and Development Services\nAgreement\nAttendees: Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Kevin McAdam, Mike\nKingsley, Jeff Gentry, Chris Cook, Roger Black, Jim Swauger, David\nDoolittle, Cindi Davis, Dee Dee Cantrell, Mitch Neuhauser, Natalie\nTakenaka, Paul Braxton\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Introductions & Tour of R&D\nAttendees: Martin Duke, Philip Payne, Jim liglar\n10:00 \u2014 12:00 Status Reports on Projects and Service Agreements (CR 313R)\ne Fundamental Research\no \u201cCigarette Design and Modeling \u2014 Computational Fluid\nDynamics\u201d\n\u00a2 NTM Development\n0. Filtration\n\" \u201cCigarette Smoke Selective Filtration Using Carbon\nSpheres\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFunctional Additives for Cigarette Filers,\nIncluding CR-20 Characterization\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFundamentals of Selective Filtration\u201d\no Paper\ne Tobacco\no Smokeless Tobacco\no \u201cGM Tobacco Field Trial\u201d\nDPO 468151477870 65251 7113", "img_53606.png": "AGENDA- RJRT/BAT Meeting\nReview Status of Projects\nUnder the Technology Sharing & Development Services Agreement\nMarch 23 \u2014 24, 2006\nWednesday, March 22, 2006\n9:10 p.m. Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Martin Duke, Kevin McAdam,\nPhilip Payne, Mike Kingsley \u2014 Arrive from London to Greensboro\nAccommodations: Brookstown Inn\n200 Brookstown Avenue\nWinston-Salem, NC 27101\nPhone: 336-725-1120\nFax: 336-773-0147\nThursday, March 23 Meeting at R&D \u2014 Camel Conference Room (CR 313R)\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Organizational Update\nOverview of R&D 2006 Plans\nReview Management Process/Key Learnings\ne Audit Results of Technology Sharing and Development Services\nAgreement\nAttendees: Gary Nicholson, Martin Ward, Kevin McAdam, Mike\nKingsley, Jeff Gentry, Chris Cook, Roger Black, Jim Swauger, David\nDoolittle, Cindi Davis, Dee Dee Cantrell, Mitch Neuhauser, Natalie\nTakenaka, Paul Braxton\n8:30 \u2014 10:00 a.m. Introductions & Tour of R&D\nAttendees: Martin Duke, Philip Payne, Jim liglar\n10:00 \u2014 12:00 Status Reports on Projects and Service Agreements (CR 313R)\ne Fundamental Research\no \u201cCigarette Design and Modeling \u2014 Computational Fluid\nDynamics\u201d\n\u00a2 NTM Development\n0. Filtration\n\" \u201cCigarette Smoke Selective Filtration Using Carbon\nSpheres\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFunctional Additives for Cigarette Filers,\nIncluding CR-20 Characterization\u201d\n\u00ab \u201cFundamentals of Selective Filtration\u201d\no Paper\ne Tobacco\no Smokeless Tobacco\no \u201cGM Tobacco Field Trial\u201d\nDPO 468151477870 65251 7113", "img_59461.png": "\u2018 Hendlaraer,\n- . LT\n+ at J\n\n\\A De BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH\n\nName: LaVell M. Henderson Social Security No.: 529-14-2778\nTitle: Professor\nBirthdate: September 9, 1917 Sex: i M ie &\n\nEDUCATION: (Begin with baccalaureate and Include postdoctoral)\n\nInsti tutton: Locatton: Degree: Year: Discipline:\nUtah State University Logan, Utah Bao\u2019. 1939 Chemistry\nUniversity of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin M.S. 1941 Biochemistry\nUniversity of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin Ph.D. 1947 Biochemistry\n\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: (Begin with present position)\n\nTitle: Institution: Dates: ;\n\nProfessor Dept. of Biochemistry, University of 1974-Date\nMinnesota, St. Paul ;\n\nHead and Professor Dept. of Biochemistry, University of 1963-74\nMinnesota, St. Paul, MN\n\nHead and Professor Oklahoma State University, Dept. of 1957-63\nBiochemistry, Stillwater, OK\n\nAssistant Professor University of Illinois, Dept. of Chemistry 1948-57\n\u00a7& Chemical Eng., Urbana, IL\n\nResearch Assistant University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Biochem., 1946-48\n\nand Instructor Madison, Wisconsin\n\nAwards, Fellowships, Honors:\n\nLalor Foundation Summer Award, 1955\n\nBorden Award in Nutrition, 1970\n\nHonorary Doctor of Science,: Utah State University, 1974\n\nParticipant in USSR-USA Pyridoxal Phosphate Catalysis Symp., Leningrad, 1974.\n8) = AAA ara, 9 OC Cll", "img_53813.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53818.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53825.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53829.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53832.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53842.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53846.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53850.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_53855.png": "' d\n\u2018 PROMOTIONAL WORKPLAN\n4th Qtr. 1996\nWINSTON NOV. MEGA OUTLET CARTON DISCOUNTING\nPROMO: 601758\nTIMING: NOVEMBER\nDTS: 10/28/96\nOBJECTIVES/STRATEGY\n* Target high volume accounts and cigarette outlets - accounts selling 800+ cartons per\nweek regardless of call classification.\n\u00a9 Maximize promotion effectiveness by giving discounting a promotional look.\n\u00a2 Program provides Big Brand presence for Winston.\n, e Provides consumer name generation for future direct marekting follow-up.\nPROMOTION DETAILS\n=> Promotion overlay is a name generation piece (not a coupon). Field Sales must also\napply discount offer in addition to the onsert if applicable!\nSIS DATES: 10/21/96 - 12/27/96 .\nPOQET/H-H REPORTING: WIN NOV MEGA ONSERT\nWIN MEGA DPLY Rate: $20\nQUANTITY PER STORE: Offers based on store needs.\n(Brand styles determined by sales rep)\nRECOMMENDED DISPLAY: Mega Floor display. A generic \u201c8 case display\u201d (504773\nSKU).\nPOS SUPPORT: Item # 517805 (1/SKU)- Mega Display Riser Card, 2-Side\nCards, Large Paster, 2 Large Starbursts, 3\u00b0 x 8\u2019 Banner with\nDigital Pricing Strips, 300 Carton Onserts\nwn\nnh\no\n~~\no :\n8\n8\n9s \u2018", "img_59018.png": "The Role of Zinc in Wound Healing;\nA Critical Review\nDr. W.E. Wacker\nHarvard University\nCambridge, Massachusetts\nPossible Applications of Zinc Therapy\nin Surgical Patients\nDr. W.J. Pories\nCase Western Reserve University A\nCleveland, Ohio\nZinc Metabolism in Myocardial Infarction f\nDr. Robert D. Lindeman y\nV.A. Hospital\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma\nAFTERNOON SESSION\nDr. Grace A. Goldsmith\nTulane University\nNew Orleans, Louisiana\nChairman\nFactors Affecting the Availability\nof Zinc From Food\nDr. Donald Oberleas\nV.A. Hospital\nAllen Park, Michigan\nThe Availability of Zinc to Man in\nDiets Rich in Phytate and Fiber\nDr. J.G. Reinhold\nPahlavi University\nShiraz, Iran\nAbsorption and Transport of Zinc\nDr. G. Evans\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nGrand Forks, North Dakota s\nBiochemical Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. M. Kirchgessner .\nInstitute fur Tierernahrung\nMunchen, West Germany", "img_59020.png": "The Role of Zinc in Wound Healing;\nA Critical Review\nDr. W.E. Wacker\nHarvard University\nCambridge, Massachusetts\nPossible Applications of Zinc Therapy\nin Surgical Patients\nDr. W.J. Pories\nCase Western Reserve University A\nCleveland, Ohio\nZinc Metabolism in Myocardial Infarction f\nDr. Robert D. Lindeman y\nV.A. Hospital\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma\nAFTERNOON SESSION\nDr. Grace A. Goldsmith\nTulane University\nNew Orleans, Louisiana\nChairman\nFactors Affecting the Availability\nof Zinc From Food\nDr. Donald Oberleas\nV.A. Hospital\nAllen Park, Michigan\nThe Availability of Zinc to Man in\nDiets Rich in Phytate and Fiber\nDr. J.G. Reinhold\nPahlavi University\nShiraz, Iran\nAbsorption and Transport of Zinc\nDr. G. Evans\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nGrand Forks, North Dakota s\nBiochemical Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. M. Kirchgessner .\nInstitute fur Tierernahrung\nMunchen, West Germany", "img_59022.png": "The Role of Zinc in Wound Healing;\nA Critical Review\nDr. W.E. Wacker\nHarvard University\nCambridge, Massachusetts\nPossible Applications of Zinc Therapy\nin Surgical Patients\nDr. W.J. Pories\nCase Western Reserve University A\nCleveland, Ohio\nZinc Metabolism in Myocardial Infarction f\nDr. Robert D. Lindeman y\nV.A. Hospital\nOklahoma City, Oklahoma\nAFTERNOON SESSION\nDr. Grace A. Goldsmith\nTulane University\nNew Orleans, Louisiana\nChairman\nFactors Affecting the Availability\nof Zinc From Food\nDr. Donald Oberleas\nV.A. Hospital\nAllen Park, Michigan\nThe Availability of Zinc to Man in\nDiets Rich in Phytate and Fiber\nDr. J.G. Reinhold\nPahlavi University\nShiraz, Iran\nAbsorption and Transport of Zinc\nDr. G. Evans\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nGrand Forks, North Dakota s\nBiochemical Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. M. Kirchgessner .\nInstitute fur Tierernahrung\nMunchen, West Germany", "img_59420.png": "Metalloenzyme Catalysis\nDr. J.F. Riordan\nHarvard Medical School\nBoston, Massachusetts\nZinc in Collagen Metabolism\nDr. F. Madrid\nWayne State University\nDetroit, Michigan\nThe Role of Zinc in Lysosomal and\nMitochondrial Membranes\nDr. M. Chavpil\n* University of Arizona School of Medicine\nTucson, Arizona\nEffect of Zinc on Hemoglobin\nDr. G.J. Brewer\nUniversity of Michigan Medical School\nAnn Arbor, Michigan\nZinc as Related to Amino Acid Metabolism\nDr. J.M. Hsu\nV.A. Hospital\nBaltimore, Maryland\nJULY 11, 1974\nMORNING SESSION\nDr. E.J. Underwood\nWembley\nWestern Australia\nChairman\n4 Psycho-Biological Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. D.F. Caldwell\nLafayette Clinic\nt Detroit, Michigan\n(continued)", "img_59422.png": "Metalloenzyme Catalysis\nDr. J.F. Riordan\nHarvard Medical School\nBoston, Massachusetts\nZinc in Collagen Metabolism\nDr. F. Madrid\nWayne State University\nDetroit, Michigan\nThe Role of Zinc in Lysosomal and\nMitochondrial Membranes\nDr. M. Chavpil\n* University of Arizona School of Medicine\nTucson, Arizona\nEffect of Zinc on Hemoglobin\nDr. G.J. Brewer\nUniversity of Michigan Medical School\nAnn Arbor, Michigan\nZinc as Related to Amino Acid Metabolism\nDr. J.M. Hsu\nV.A. Hospital\nBaltimore, Maryland\nJULY 11, 1974\nMORNING SESSION\nDr. E.J. Underwood\nWembley\nWestern Australia\nChairman\n4 Psycho-Biological Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. D.F. Caldwell\nLafayette Clinic\nt Detroit, Michigan\n(continued)", "img_59419.png": "Metalloenzyme Catalysis\nDr. J.F. Riordan\nHarvard Medical School\nBoston, Massachusetts\nZinc in Collagen Metabolism\nDr. F. Madrid\nWayne State University\nDetroit, Michigan\nThe Role of Zinc in Lysosomal and\nMitochondrial Membranes\nDr. M. Chavpil\n* University of Arizona School of Medicine\nTucson, Arizona\nEffect of Zinc on Hemoglobin\nDr. G.J. Brewer\nUniversity of Michigan Medical School\nAnn Arbor, Michigan\nZinc as Related to Amino Acid Metabolism\nDr. J.M. Hsu\nV.A. Hospital\nBaltimore, Maryland\nJULY 11, 1974\nMORNING SESSION\nDr. E.J. Underwood\nWembley\nWestern Australia\nChairman\n4 Psycho-Biological Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. D.F. Caldwell\nLafayette Clinic\nt Detroit, Michigan\n(continued)", "img_59425.png": "Metalloenzyme Catalysis\nDr. J.F. Riordan\nHarvard Medical School\nBoston, Massachusetts\nZinc in Collagen Metabolism\nDr. F. Madrid\nWayne State University\nDetroit, Michigan\nThe Role of Zinc in Lysosomal and\nMitochondrial Membranes\nDr. M. Chavpil\n* University of Arizona School of Medicine\nTucson, Arizona\nEffect of Zinc on Hemoglobin\nDr. G.J. Brewer\nUniversity of Michigan Medical School\nAnn Arbor, Michigan\nZinc as Related to Amino Acid Metabolism\nDr. J.M. Hsu\nV.A. Hospital\nBaltimore, Maryland\nJULY 11, 1974\nMORNING SESSION\nDr. E.J. Underwood\nWembley\nWestern Australia\nChairman\n4 Psycho-Biological Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. D.F. Caldwell\nLafayette Clinic\nt Detroit, Michigan\n(continued)", "img_59470.png": "Metalloenzyme Catalysis\nDr. J.F. Riordan\nHarvard Medical School\nBoston, Massachusetts\nZinc in Collagen Metabolism\nDr. F. Madrid\nWayne State University\nDetroit, Michigan\nThe Role of Zinc in Lysosomal and\nMitochondrial Membranes\nDr. M. Chavpil\n* University of Arizona School of Medicine\nTucson, Arizona\nEffect of Zinc on Hemoglobin\nDr. G.J. Brewer\nUniversity of Michigan Medical School\nAnn Arbor, Michigan\nZinc as Related to Amino Acid Metabolism\nDr. J.M. Hsu\nV.A. Hospital\nBaltimore, Maryland\nJULY 11, 1974\nMORNING SESSION\nDr. E.J. Underwood\nWembley\nWestern Australia\nChairman\n4 Psycho-Biological Changes in Zinc Deficiency\nDr. D.F. Caldwell\nLafayette Clinic\nt Detroit, Michigan\n(continued)", "img_61781.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_61783.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_61784.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_61785.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_61786.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_61788.png": "WE'RE FHGHTING FOR\nYOUR LIFE\nj\n@ American Heart Association\nNational Center 7320 Greenville Avenue Dallas 75231", "img_56386.png": ". f\n: 360 mp\n/\n} of pl cm = 47.0\n\u2018 | Oo1%\n| |\not\n7p\nyf\n\n0.4\nEE ?\nH\n2\n8\nql\nS 435 mp\ni ee\nOo 2\n\n0.2 plem = 14.7\n\noe 0.1%\n0 5 10 15 20 25 30\nMICROGRAMS /ml-E-DNP-LYSINE-HCL\nFigure 2\n0181 OS BY OPERA 11 ASS, p ai silicic", "img_56387.png": ". f\n: 360 mp\n/\n} of pl cm = 47.0\n\u2018 | Oo1%\n| |\not\n7p\nyf\n\n0.4\nEE ?\nH\n2\n8\nql\nS 435 mp\ni ee\nOo 2\n\n0.2 plem = 14.7\n\noe 0.1%\n0 5 10 15 20 25 30\nMICROGRAMS /ml-E-DNP-LYSINE-HCL\nFigure 2\n0181 OS BY OPERA 11 ASS, p ai silicic", "img_56388.png": ". f\n: 360 mp\n/\n} of pl cm = 47.0\n\u2018 | Oo1%\n| |\not\n7p\nyf\n\n0.4\nEE ?\nH\n2\n8\nql\nS 435 mp\ni ee\nOo 2\n\n0.2 plem = 14.7\n\noe 0.1%\n0 5 10 15 20 25 30\nMICROGRAMS /ml-E-DNP-LYSINE-HCL\nFigure 2\n0181 OS BY OPERA 11 ASS, p ai silicic", "img_58811.png": "\u2018INTRODUCTION ee Your tol a in pebing students \u201col - Suggestions for presenting each\n. . ni _ analyze and strengthen the framework o! activity.\nHis sy ule the four WOW oro pers vas by hh they currently ~ Ideas for extending each activity.\ngram \u201cThe activities and teaching sugges: live. While itis neither wise nor feasible to -Alistof resources. :\ntions are designed to improve students\u2019 \u00bb .. \u00bb Slctate codes of conduct, Itisimportant to 3, A full-color poster that encourages :\ndecision-making skills by helptng them \u201ckeep students from adopting a value \u00a9. students to thnk about the personal Ss\nanalyze the beliefs and personal values. system in which anything goes as long as values underlying the decisions they oS\n\"which guide the delsions they mnake, The \"eAdS approve, The goal isto guide them mcke. 2\n_. research on which the materlals are based _(\"\" @XPloting real-life conflict and helping 4. Ateacher response card that allows\nmakes it clear that students are not only themto see that a more consistent frame you to comment on the program. :\nwing totakabout moral diemmas or Of values wil ena them to make more\n\u201cconflicts in anon-threatentnig environ... . \u00a9 rae vero\u2019. AMPLEMENTING =\na met, Dutta such ascent an _ Satisfying decisions.\" THEPROCRAM =.\nrelated activities help them develop a. :- om nia, es ee a ,\n\u2014~ deeper understanding of the deco: INTENDED AUDIENCE - Classroom Environment\nmaking'process: This program has be designed to be Ai important elamentin the sucrass ofall\n. ; f ; \u2018 used with students In grades 6- 9, \u2018The uv {Ne Cia nN\ntn AS yoUr etude scary ot 2 xe of materials can be incorporated into\u201d. you aye able to establish. If students feel\n\"some of society's core values; such as guidance programs or classes such as they are being judged or evaluated, they\n~Ponesly and responsibly. Resear social studies, health or lif skills. in one meal answer\u2019 mode\nindicates that young people andtheir ao 1\nparents often have different ideas of wnat = OBJECTIVES the et tects we ot eauing cle\nsuch value concepts mean..By examining This fourth unit of the RIGHT DECISIONS,\u2019 \u201cthat this is not atest situation\nways tn which thelr perceptions differ from. RIGHT NOW program Is designed to help o\nthose of thelr parents, students and thelr students: * , _ Group Work os\nfamilies can avold a good deal of misun- > workin groups to define certain value \u2018The activities are designed for students to\n. derstanding. Atthe same time,this concepts and, throuigh discussion, see _ Work on together in groups of 6-8. You can\nprocess of taking stock will help you if they can agree on definitions.. \"have students rerriain in the same group\n, recognize where the areas of confusion or \u2014 \u00bb determine which values are most \u201cthroughout the program or change groups\nss.\u201d Inconsistency are in the value frameworks - important to them, \u00b0 for each activity. Each group will have a\n; your students have constructed. \u2018 m discuss key Values with their perents group leader and a recorder. These\nThis program is designed to provide ofr guardians. . positions should change each time, with\n~ students with guided experiences in > recognize that the decisions they make the recorder reporting the group's conclu:\nanalyzing the role of personal values in - \u2018 are quided by their personal frame- | sions to the class. Group leaders need to\n\"decision-making. Students will recognize works of values, = keep the group focused and working, The\nthat underlying all of the complex and > examine the values involved ina following rules should be established by\n. difficult decisions they face Is a basic variety of situations that reflect their the leader prior to any discussion,\nconflict of values. Making a decision realife concarns. 1. Members are allowed to pass if they\ninvolves making a cholce\u2014 deciding that > understand that people's words and feel uncomfortable with spectic topics.\none personal value Is more important than actions often reveal the values they -\u00ab@- Noput-downsareallowed.\nanother atleast inthatpatcuar situation, regard as most important ' 3. iyo Peano avon\n\u2018te use role-playing scenarios to under- . |\nRaltalnscsetmenstaie Satanism ster :\nperson believes to be right and the > ber sts Woontit suations ing Poster\ndemands of friendship. Because friend based en ree! orreasoning \u2014 The poster contains a list of the values that\nshipis so powerfuland pervasive forthis FRA uT Men TUE ach are focused oninthis program, Use the\nage group, we have not treated it as a otherInmmaktm andstckinatetouah poster toiroduce the program, explaining |\nseparate value, Instead, it should be seen 4 erinmaking and sticking totough to students that their decisions are guided\nas @ potent force that can influence or ecasions. by tel personal values: Encourage i\ncomplicate decision making; In fact, mary students to think about the values they\nteens operate according ton dual setof Y PROGRAM COMPONENTS - icieve are important and fo use these !\nvalues \u2014onesetforfriends, anotherfor 1. Fouractivitymastersto reproduce as values to help them make the right 5\nall other relationships. Lying, for example, individual and group worksheets. decisions, right now. i\nis perceived as wrong, but lying to protect +2. \u2018This teacher's guide which contains: -\nafriend Is not. - Background information, w | |\n.\n\u00bb |\n, a eth eee See eee \u2122 eee tas ra ree eRe rm ERY Se EI SNe eT |", "img_58812.png": "\u2018INTRODUCTION ee Your tol a in pebing students \u201col - Suggestions for presenting each\n. . ni _ analyze and strengthen the framework o! activity.\nHis sy ule the four WOW oro pers vas by hh they currently ~ Ideas for extending each activity.\ngram \u201cThe activities and teaching sugges: live. While itis neither wise nor feasible to -Alistof resources. :\ntions are designed to improve students\u2019 \u00bb .. \u00bb Slctate codes of conduct, Itisimportant to 3, A full-color poster that encourages :\ndecision-making skills by helptng them \u201ckeep students from adopting a value \u00a9. students to thnk about the personal Ss\nanalyze the beliefs and personal values. system in which anything goes as long as values underlying the decisions they oS\n\"which guide the delsions they mnake, The \"eAdS approve, The goal isto guide them mcke. 2\n_. research on which the materlals are based _(\"\" @XPloting real-life conflict and helping 4. Ateacher response card that allows\nmakes it clear that students are not only themto see that a more consistent frame you to comment on the program. :\nwing totakabout moral diemmas or Of values wil ena them to make more\n\u201cconflicts in anon-threatentnig environ... . \u00a9 rae vero\u2019. AMPLEMENTING =\na met, Dutta such ascent an _ Satisfying decisions.\" THEPROCRAM =.\nrelated activities help them develop a. :- om nia, es ee a ,\n\u2014~ deeper understanding of the deco: INTENDED AUDIENCE - Classroom Environment\nmaking'process: This program has be designed to be Ai important elamentin the sucrass ofall\n. ; f ; \u2018 used with students In grades 6- 9, \u2018The uv {Ne Cia nN\ntn AS yoUr etude scary ot 2 xe of materials can be incorporated into\u201d. you aye able to establish. If students feel\n\"some of society's core values; such as guidance programs or classes such as they are being judged or evaluated, they\n~Ponesly and responsibly. Resear social studies, health or lif skills. in one meal answer\u2019 mode\nindicates that young people andtheir ao 1\nparents often have different ideas of wnat = OBJECTIVES the et tects we ot eauing cle\nsuch value concepts mean..By examining This fourth unit of the RIGHT DECISIONS,\u2019 \u201cthat this is not atest situation\nways tn which thelr perceptions differ from. RIGHT NOW program Is designed to help o\nthose of thelr parents, students and thelr students: * , _ Group Work os\nfamilies can avold a good deal of misun- > workin groups to define certain value \u2018The activities are designed for students to\n. derstanding. Atthe same time,this concepts and, throuigh discussion, see _ Work on together in groups of 6-8. You can\nprocess of taking stock will help you if they can agree on definitions.. \"have students rerriain in the same group\n, recognize where the areas of confusion or \u2014 \u00bb determine which values are most \u201cthroughout the program or change groups\nss.\u201d Inconsistency are in the value frameworks - important to them, \u00b0 for each activity. Each group will have a\n; your students have constructed. \u2018 m discuss key Values with their perents group leader and a recorder. These\nThis program is designed to provide ofr guardians. . positions should change each time, with\n~ students with guided experiences in > recognize that the decisions they make the recorder reporting the group's conclu:\nanalyzing the role of personal values in - \u2018 are quided by their personal frame- | sions to the class. Group leaders need to\n\"decision-making. Students will recognize works of values, = keep the group focused and working, The\nthat underlying all of the complex and > examine the values involved ina following rules should be established by\n. difficult decisions they face Is a basic variety of situations that reflect their the leader prior to any discussion,\nconflict of values. Making a decision realife concarns. 1. Members are allowed to pass if they\ninvolves making a cholce\u2014 deciding that > understand that people's words and feel uncomfortable with spectic topics.\none personal value Is more important than actions often reveal the values they -\u00ab@- Noput-downsareallowed.\nanother atleast inthatpatcuar situation, regard as most important ' 3. iyo Peano avon\n\u2018te use role-playing scenarios to under- . |\nRaltalnscsetmenstaie Satanism ster :\nperson believes to be right and the > ber sts Woontit suations ing Poster\ndemands of friendship. Because friend based en ree! orreasoning \u2014 The poster contains a list of the values that\nshipis so powerfuland pervasive forthis FRA uT Men TUE ach are focused oninthis program, Use the\nage group, we have not treated it as a otherInmmaktm andstckinatetouah poster toiroduce the program, explaining |\nseparate value, Instead, it should be seen 4 erinmaking and sticking totough to students that their decisions are guided\nas @ potent force that can influence or ecasions. by tel personal values: Encourage i\ncomplicate decision making; In fact, mary students to think about the values they\nteens operate according ton dual setof Y PROGRAM COMPONENTS - icieve are important and fo use these !\nvalues \u2014onesetforfriends, anotherfor 1. Fouractivitymastersto reproduce as values to help them make the right 5\nall other relationships. Lying, for example, individual and group worksheets. decisions, right now. i\nis perceived as wrong, but lying to protect +2. \u2018This teacher's guide which contains: -\nafriend Is not. - Background information, w | |\n.\n\u00bb |\n, a eth eee See eee \u2122 eee tas ra ree eRe rm ERY Se EI SNe eT |", "img_58813.png": "\u2018INTRODUCTION ee Your tol a in pebing students \u201col - Suggestions for presenting each\n. . ni _ analyze and strengthen the framework o! activity.\nHis sy ule the four WOW oro pers vas by hh they currently ~ Ideas for extending each activity.\ngram \u201cThe activities and teaching sugges: live. While itis neither wise nor feasible to -Alistof resources. :\ntions are designed to improve students\u2019 \u00bb .. \u00bb Slctate codes of conduct, Itisimportant to 3, A full-color poster that encourages :\ndecision-making skills by helptng them \u201ckeep students from adopting a value \u00a9. students to thnk about the personal Ss\nanalyze the beliefs and personal values. system in which anything goes as long as values underlying the decisions they oS\n\"which guide the delsions they mnake, The \"eAdS approve, The goal isto guide them mcke. 2\n_. research on which the materlals are based _(\"\" @XPloting real-life conflict and helping 4. Ateacher response card that allows\nmakes it clear that students are not only themto see that a more consistent frame you to comment on the program. :\nwing totakabout moral diemmas or Of values wil ena them to make more\n\u201cconflicts in anon-threatentnig environ... . \u00a9 rae vero\u2019. AMPLEMENTING =\na met, Dutta such ascent an _ Satisfying decisions.\" THEPROCRAM =.\nrelated activities help them develop a. :- om nia, es ee a ,\n\u2014~ deeper understanding of the deco: INTENDED AUDIENCE - Classroom Environment\nmaking'process: This program has be designed to be Ai important elamentin the sucrass ofall\n. ; f ; \u2018 used with students In grades 6- 9, \u2018The uv {Ne Cia nN\ntn AS yoUr etude scary ot 2 xe of materials can be incorporated into\u201d. you aye able to establish. If students feel\n\"some of society's core values; such as guidance programs or classes such as they are being judged or evaluated, they\n~Ponesly and responsibly. Resear social studies, health or lif skills. in one meal answer\u2019 mode\nindicates that young people andtheir ao 1\nparents often have different ideas of wnat = OBJECTIVES the et tects we ot eauing cle\nsuch value concepts mean..By examining This fourth unit of the RIGHT DECISIONS,\u2019 \u201cthat this is not atest situation\nways tn which thelr perceptions differ from. RIGHT NOW program Is designed to help o\nthose of thelr parents, students and thelr students: * , _ Group Work os\nfamilies can avold a good deal of misun- > workin groups to define certain value \u2018The activities are designed for students to\n. derstanding. Atthe same time,this concepts and, throuigh discussion, see _ Work on together in groups of 6-8. You can\nprocess of taking stock will help you if they can agree on definitions.. \"have students rerriain in the same group\n, recognize where the areas of confusion or \u2014 \u00bb determine which values are most \u201cthroughout the program or change groups\nss.\u201d Inconsistency are in the value frameworks - important to them, \u00b0 for each activity. Each group will have a\n; your students have constructed. \u2018 m discuss key Values with their perents group leader and a recorder. These\nThis program is designed to provide ofr guardians. . positions should change each time, with\n~ students with guided experiences in > recognize that the decisions they make the recorder reporting the group's conclu:\nanalyzing the role of personal values in - \u2018 are quided by their personal frame- | sions to the class. Group leaders need to\n\"decision-making. Students will recognize works of values, = keep the group focused and working, The\nthat underlying all of the complex and > examine the values involved ina following rules should be established by\n. difficult decisions they face Is a basic variety of situations that reflect their the leader prior to any discussion,\nconflict of values. Making a decision realife concarns. 1. Members are allowed to pass if they\ninvolves making a cholce\u2014 deciding that > understand that people's words and feel uncomfortable with spectic topics.\none personal value Is more important than actions often reveal the values they -\u00ab@- Noput-downsareallowed.\nanother atleast inthatpatcuar situation, regard as most important ' 3. iyo Peano avon\n\u2018te use role-playing scenarios to under- . |\nRaltalnscsetmenstaie Satanism ster :\nperson believes to be right and the > ber sts Woontit suations ing Poster\ndemands of friendship. Because friend based en ree! orreasoning \u2014 The poster contains a list of the values that\nshipis so powerfuland pervasive forthis FRA uT Men TUE ach are focused oninthis program, Use the\nage group, we have not treated it as a otherInmmaktm andstckinatetouah poster toiroduce the program, explaining |\nseparate value, Instead, it should be seen 4 erinmaking and sticking totough to students that their decisions are guided\nas @ potent force that can influence or ecasions. by tel personal values: Encourage i\ncomplicate decision making; In fact, mary students to think about the values they\nteens operate according ton dual setof Y PROGRAM COMPONENTS - icieve are important and fo use these !\nvalues \u2014onesetforfriends, anotherfor 1. Fouractivitymastersto reproduce as values to help them make the right 5\nall other relationships. Lying, for example, individual and group worksheets. decisions, right now. i\nis perceived as wrong, but lying to protect +2. \u2018This teacher's guide which contains: -\nafriend Is not. - Background information, w | |\n.\n\u00bb |\n, a eth eee See eee \u2122 eee tas ra ree eRe rm ERY Se EI SNe eT |", "img_58816.png": "\u2018INTRODUCTION ee Your tol a in pebing students \u201col - Suggestions for presenting each\n. . ni _ analyze and strengthen the framework o! activity.\nHis sy ule the four WOW oro pers vas by hh they currently ~ Ideas for extending each activity.\ngram \u201cThe activities and teaching sugges: live. While itis neither wise nor feasible to -Alistof resources. :\ntions are designed to improve students\u2019 \u00bb .. \u00bb Slctate codes of conduct, Itisimportant to 3, A full-color poster that encourages :\ndecision-making skills by helptng them \u201ckeep students from adopting a value \u00a9. students to thnk about the personal Ss\nanalyze the beliefs and personal values. system in which anything goes as long as values underlying the decisions they oS\n\"which guide the delsions they mnake, The \"eAdS approve, The goal isto guide them mcke. 2\n_. research on which the materlals are based _(\"\" @XPloting real-life conflict and helping 4. Ateacher response card that allows\nmakes it clear that students are not only themto see that a more consistent frame you to comment on the program. :\nwing totakabout moral diemmas or Of values wil ena them to make more\n\u201cconflicts in anon-threatentnig environ... . \u00a9 rae vero\u2019. AMPLEMENTING =\na met, Dutta such ascent an _ Satisfying decisions.\" THEPROCRAM =.\nrelated activities help them develop a. :- om nia, es ee a ,\n\u2014~ deeper understanding of the deco: INTENDED AUDIENCE - Classroom Environment\nmaking'process: This program has be designed to be Ai important elamentin the sucrass ofall\n. ; f ; \u2018 used with students In grades 6- 9, \u2018The uv {Ne Cia nN\ntn AS yoUr etude scary ot 2 xe of materials can be incorporated into\u201d. you aye able to establish. If students feel\n\"some of society's core values; such as guidance programs or classes such as they are being judged or evaluated, they\n~Ponesly and responsibly. Resear social studies, health or lif skills. in one meal answer\u2019 mode\nindicates that young people andtheir ao 1\nparents often have different ideas of wnat = OBJECTIVES the et tects we ot eauing cle\nsuch value concepts mean..By examining This fourth unit of the RIGHT DECISIONS,\u2019 \u201cthat this is not atest situation\nways tn which thelr perceptions differ from. RIGHT NOW program Is designed to help o\nthose of thelr parents, students and thelr students: * , _ Group Work os\nfamilies can avold a good deal of misun- > workin groups to define certain value \u2018The activities are designed for students to\n. derstanding. Atthe same time,this concepts and, throuigh discussion, see _ Work on together in groups of 6-8. You can\nprocess of taking stock will help you if they can agree on definitions.. \"have students rerriain in the same group\n, recognize where the areas of confusion or \u2014 \u00bb determine which values are most \u201cthroughout the program or change groups\nss.\u201d Inconsistency are in the value frameworks - important to them, \u00b0 for each activity. Each group will have a\n; your students have constructed. \u2018 m discuss key Values with their perents group leader and a recorder. These\nThis program is designed to provide ofr guardians. . positions should change each time, with\n~ students with guided experiences in > recognize that the decisions they make the recorder reporting the group's conclu:\nanalyzing the role of personal values in - \u2018 are quided by their personal frame- | sions to the class. Group leaders need to\n\"decision-making. Students will recognize works of values, = keep the group focused and working, The\nthat underlying all of the complex and > examine the values involved ina following rules should be established by\n. difficult decisions they face Is a basic variety of situations that reflect their the leader prior to any discussion,\nconflict of values. Making a decision realife concarns. 1. Members are allowed to pass if they\ninvolves making a cholce\u2014 deciding that > understand that people's words and feel uncomfortable with spectic topics.\none personal value Is more important than actions often reveal the values they -\u00ab@- Noput-downsareallowed.\nanother atleast inthatpatcuar situation, regard as most important ' 3. iyo Peano avon\n\u2018te use role-playing scenarios to under- . |\nRaltalnscsetmenstaie Satanism ster :\nperson believes to be right and the > ber sts Woontit suations ing Poster\ndemands of friendship. Because friend based en ree! orreasoning \u2014 The poster contains a list of the values that\nshipis so powerfuland pervasive forthis FRA uT Men TUE ach are focused oninthis program, Use the\nage group, we have not treated it as a otherInmmaktm andstckinatetouah poster toiroduce the program, explaining |\nseparate value, Instead, it should be seen 4 erinmaking and sticking totough to students that their decisions are guided\nas @ potent force that can influence or ecasions. by tel personal values: Encourage i\ncomplicate decision making; In fact, mary students to think about the values they\nteens operate according ton dual setof Y PROGRAM COMPONENTS - icieve are important and fo use these !\nvalues \u2014onesetforfriends, anotherfor 1. Fouractivitymastersto reproduce as values to help them make the right 5\nall other relationships. Lying, for example, individual and group worksheets. decisions, right now. i\nis perceived as wrong, but lying to protect +2. \u2018This teacher's guide which contains: -\nafriend Is not. - Background information, w | |\n.\n\u00bb |\n, a eth eee See eee \u2122 eee tas ra ree eRe rm ERY Se EI SNe eT |", "img_41686.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41687.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41688.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41689.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41690.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41691.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41693.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41694.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_41695.png": "it is important to understand that all Pimacle system Under-reaming of the acetabulum is dependent on\ninstrumentation is marked with true dimensions. The bone quality and the size of the acetabular component.\neraters, shell trials and actual Pinnacle shells are all Almm under-ream is usually sufficient in smaller\n180 degrees (FIGURE 17). sockets, while a larger socket may require 1-2 mm\nwader-ream. Likewise, soft bone will rere readily\naccommodate a greater press-fit of the acetabular\ncomponent than sclerctic bone.\nFIGURE 17\n180\u00b0 180% 180\u00b0.\nao ile io\" eR oe Se\nPa. \u00ab <.WWe i RO ERK \u00ab \\ \u00a2 _ CEG 4\nA 54mm Quickset grater A 54 mm trial shell is A 54mm Pinnacle acetabular\nreams a 54mm cavity. 54 mm in diameter. shellis 54 mm in diameter\nas measured over the\nPorocoat Porous Costing.\n17\nP-01210-00018", "img_43138.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43140.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43143.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43145.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43148.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43150.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43154.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43159.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_43164.png": "DECON TAMINATHON\nJOSS Neated Badisred Farmaiin Usedt DURGHOZ-aip\nExpirating Bale: | S-AUG-SOI4 ] conan Asdvation Gate fC s~*@Y DE MANE YYSY\nSoak Start Bale: f S40UN-S013 SD RRA YY Soak Start Time:\nSoak End Dale: [EJUN012 arsawnyy Seek End Time:\nTotal Soak Time: 120.60 i\nMinivan sak {2 hours for denontarinalicn. . i\nDaPuy Retrinval Number ar Pationl assigned ifsoliieatioy number: | ULGQGSSR\nPackage\u2019s trackitg number: | (BOOS) P87 38F\nWas a oapangis isene sarnple inniudedt\u2019? & Yes && No\nYeas a separate fual sample included? \u20ac3 You 8 fo\nPhd Sammve Labal Informatio: Cd\nResord cach camganents denificetion (aser} marking Information:\n@ URaniat inact\nLo Laser Mark: DT TEEETSEO\noo ae\n> Finnaals 10 ur \u00a9 Pinnace WG ar SR Pinnacle Sector 8) Pinnainle: Mult: Mole\nCA SR SO RK\nSe SESS\" SESS SEs eee\nee ee oe .\n~ Laser Mase DT GaRONt\nLeal NM\n(OC\nType: TY earcoaat C] duatk []Gription\nDepuy Casebook Nurnber ULOGOSSR\nPROTECTED DOYTUMENT. DOCUMENT SLAMECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. BEBUYOFSERS TS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kmxn0226", "img_50309.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_50310.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_50311.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_50312.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_50315.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_50316.png": "\u2014\u2014S\u2014E a\nFES ep |\n| fe ae |\n| p :\n|| To Khe. dU \u201cVi Ee, |\n| veg f pf A.M. O |\n| Date_LL Ae \u2014 _fime 77 PM. |\n| WHILE YOU WERE OUT, |\ni : a\n| of kV GD Lester SS eee 2\n| Sy tie hee ee\nPlone. CO ole Cee ae\n| TELEPHONED RB PLEASE CALL ma\ncaueo to seeyou /O WIL CALAGAIN, = \u201c7 |\n| WANTED To seEYOU [1 RUSH Gis\n| Message thn 1 ghana 5 of S\u201d Sees: |\n| \u00e9\nI pa a ee\n|\nronu no. 0-2 @f", "img_58829.png": ", x\nConference Speakers 2\nGERRY BATES, M.S. THOMAS J. MERIMEE, M.D.\nNutrition Consultant, Title VII Nutrition Programs for the Elderly, Aging Professor, Dept. of Endocrinology, University of Florida\nand Adult Services, Tallahassee, Florida\nJAMES W. PIERSOL, M.Arch.\nROBERT C. BROWARD Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nArchitect, Jacksonville, Florida PETER RUMPEL\nROBERT J. BRAUN, M.S. Architect, Jacksonville, Florida\nAdult Congregate Living Program Specialist, Health and Rehabilitative\nServices, Tallahassee, Florida LELAND SHAW, M.Arch.\nProfessor, College of Architecture, University of Florida\nTHOMAS O. BYERTS, Ph.D.\nDirector, Gerontology Program, University of Illinois; former head of JORGE SOLER, M.Arch. a \u2018\nArchitecture and Environment Program of the Gerontological Society Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nBESS J. CANTY GORDON F. STREIB, Ph.D.\nExtension Home Economics Program Leader, Florida Cooperative Graduate Research Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Florida\nExtension Service, Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida ANITA TASSINARI\nGEORGE K. CHRISTAKIS, M.D., M.P.H. Executive Director, Alachua County Older Americans Council, Inc.,\nSchool of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, Florida Gainesville, Florida\nJOSEPH CLEMONS We COInOM AS argh ebs :\nArchitect, Tallahassee, Florida Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida\nWILLIAM J. DARBY, M.D., Ph.D.\nPresident, The Nutrition Foundation, New York, New York\nGEORGE K. DAVIS, Ph.D.\nProfessor, Dept. of Animal Science, University of Florida; President,\nNational Nutrition Consortium\nJAMES S. DINNING, Ph.D.\nDept. of Food Science and Human Nutrition, University of Florida Conference Coordinators\nANN EMERSON, R.D.\nChairman, Dept. of Clinical and Community Dietetics, University of Florida JOHN. M,-McRAE,-M. Arch.\nAssociate Professor of Architecture and Assistant Dean, College\na = cate Bai ; ; of Architecture, University of Florida\n: . i ing, Archi y\nProfessor, Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Architecture PATRICIA A. WAGNER, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Florida :\nAssistant Professor of Human Nutrition, IFAS, University of\nJAMES GILLIES Florida\nFounder and Director, Share-A-Home Association, Orlando, Florida ANGELA M. O\u2019RAND, Ph.D.\nD. MARK HEGSTED, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Graduate Program\nProfessor, Dept. of Nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Coordinator, Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs,\nMassachusetts University of Florida\nJAMES A. JERNIGAN, M.D. Ree eae Peers\nAssistant Professor, Dept. of Community Health and Family Medicine, a Director, on = eee Division of Continuing\nUniversity of Florida; Director, Geriatric Research and Education, Dowling ucation, University of Florida\nPark, Florida\nHARDY C. KINNEY, Jdr., R.D.\nPublic Health Nutrition Consultant, Office of Licensure and Certification,\nHealth and Rehabilitative Services, Winter Park, Florida\nM. POWELL LAWTON, Ph.D. Sponsoring Organizations\nDirector, Behavioral Research Program, Philadelphia Geriatric Center,\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania State of Florida, Program Office on Aging and Adult Services\nSTANLEY LOTZKAR, D.D.S. E. Bentley Lipscomb, Director\nChairman, Dept. of Community Dentistry, University of Florida University of Florida\nRobert Q. Marston, President\nTONI MARTIN, R.D. .\nPublic Health Nutritionist; Nutrition Consultant for Community Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs\nInvolvement and Nutritional Services Program (Title VII), Jacksonville, Carter C. Osterbind, Director\nFlorida Harold M. Stahmer, Associate Director\nDivision of Continuing Education\nJAMES E. McGUIGAN, M.D. 5 :\nChairman, Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida SRR SV ete cecuna Leas\nJOHN McRAE, M.Arch.\nAssistant Dean, College of Architecture, University of Florida", "img_58835.png": ", x\nConference Speakers 2\nGERRY BATES, M.S. THOMAS J. MERIMEE, M.D.\nNutrition Consultant, Title VII Nutrition Programs for the Elderly, Aging Professor, Dept. of Endocrinology, University of Florida\nand Adult Services, Tallahassee, Florida\nJAMES W. PIERSOL, M.Arch.\nROBERT C. BROWARD Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nArchitect, Jacksonville, Florida PETER RUMPEL\nROBERT J. BRAUN, M.S. Architect, Jacksonville, Florida\nAdult Congregate Living Program Specialist, Health and Rehabilitative\nServices, Tallahassee, Florida LELAND SHAW, M.Arch.\nProfessor, College of Architecture, University of Florida\nTHOMAS O. BYERTS, Ph.D.\nDirector, Gerontology Program, University of Illinois; former head of JORGE SOLER, M.Arch. a \u2018\nArchitecture and Environment Program of the Gerontological Society Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nBESS J. CANTY GORDON F. STREIB, Ph.D.\nExtension Home Economics Program Leader, Florida Cooperative Graduate Research Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Florida\nExtension Service, Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida ANITA TASSINARI\nGEORGE K. CHRISTAKIS, M.D., M.P.H. Executive Director, Alachua County Older Americans Council, Inc.,\nSchool of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, Florida Gainesville, Florida\nJOSEPH CLEMONS We COInOM AS argh ebs :\nArchitect, Tallahassee, Florida Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida\nWILLIAM J. DARBY, M.D., Ph.D.\nPresident, The Nutrition Foundation, New York, New York\nGEORGE K. DAVIS, Ph.D.\nProfessor, Dept. of Animal Science, University of Florida; President,\nNational Nutrition Consortium\nJAMES S. DINNING, Ph.D.\nDept. of Food Science and Human Nutrition, University of Florida Conference Coordinators\nANN EMERSON, R.D.\nChairman, Dept. of Clinical and Community Dietetics, University of Florida JOHN. M,-McRAE,-M. Arch.\nAssociate Professor of Architecture and Assistant Dean, College\na = cate Bai ; ; of Architecture, University of Florida\n: . i ing, Archi y\nProfessor, Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Architecture PATRICIA A. WAGNER, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Florida :\nAssistant Professor of Human Nutrition, IFAS, University of\nJAMES GILLIES Florida\nFounder and Director, Share-A-Home Association, Orlando, Florida ANGELA M. O\u2019RAND, Ph.D.\nD. MARK HEGSTED, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Graduate Program\nProfessor, Dept. of Nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Coordinator, Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs,\nMassachusetts University of Florida\nJAMES A. JERNIGAN, M.D. Ree eae Peers\nAssistant Professor, Dept. of Community Health and Family Medicine, a Director, on = eee Division of Continuing\nUniversity of Florida; Director, Geriatric Research and Education, Dowling ucation, University of Florida\nPark, Florida\nHARDY C. KINNEY, Jdr., R.D.\nPublic Health Nutrition Consultant, Office of Licensure and Certification,\nHealth and Rehabilitative Services, Winter Park, Florida\nM. POWELL LAWTON, Ph.D. Sponsoring Organizations\nDirector, Behavioral Research Program, Philadelphia Geriatric Center,\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania State of Florida, Program Office on Aging and Adult Services\nSTANLEY LOTZKAR, D.D.S. E. Bentley Lipscomb, Director\nChairman, Dept. of Community Dentistry, University of Florida University of Florida\nRobert Q. Marston, President\nTONI MARTIN, R.D. .\nPublic Health Nutritionist; Nutrition Consultant for Community Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs\nInvolvement and Nutritional Services Program (Title VII), Jacksonville, Carter C. Osterbind, Director\nFlorida Harold M. Stahmer, Associate Director\nDivision of Continuing Education\nJAMES E. McGUIGAN, M.D. 5 :\nChairman, Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida SRR SV ete cecuna Leas\nJOHN McRAE, M.Arch.\nAssistant Dean, College of Architecture, University of Florida", "img_58842.png": ", x\nConference Speakers 2\nGERRY BATES, M.S. THOMAS J. MERIMEE, M.D.\nNutrition Consultant, Title VII Nutrition Programs for the Elderly, Aging Professor, Dept. of Endocrinology, University of Florida\nand Adult Services, Tallahassee, Florida\nJAMES W. PIERSOL, M.Arch.\nROBERT C. BROWARD Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nArchitect, Jacksonville, Florida PETER RUMPEL\nROBERT J. BRAUN, M.S. Architect, Jacksonville, Florida\nAdult Congregate Living Program Specialist, Health and Rehabilitative\nServices, Tallahassee, Florida LELAND SHAW, M.Arch.\nProfessor, College of Architecture, University of Florida\nTHOMAS O. BYERTS, Ph.D.\nDirector, Gerontology Program, University of Illinois; former head of JORGE SOLER, M.Arch. a \u2018\nArchitecture and Environment Program of the Gerontological Society Architectural Designer, Miami, Florida\nBESS J. CANTY GORDON F. STREIB, Ph.D.\nExtension Home Economics Program Leader, Florida Cooperative Graduate Research Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Florida\nExtension Service, Duval County, Jacksonville, Florida ANITA TASSINARI\nGEORGE K. CHRISTAKIS, M.D., M.P.H. Executive Director, Alachua County Older Americans Council, Inc.,\nSchool of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, Florida Gainesville, Florida\nJOSEPH CLEMONS We COInOM AS argh ebs :\nArchitect, Tallahassee, Florida Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida\nWILLIAM J. DARBY, M.D., Ph.D.\nPresident, The Nutrition Foundation, New York, New York\nGEORGE K. DAVIS, Ph.D.\nProfessor, Dept. of Animal Science, University of Florida; President,\nNational Nutrition Consortium\nJAMES S. DINNING, Ph.D.\nDept. of Food Science and Human Nutrition, University of Florida Conference Coordinators\nANN EMERSON, R.D.\nChairman, Dept. of Clinical and Community Dietetics, University of Florida JOHN. M,-McRAE,-M. Arch.\nAssociate Professor of Architecture and Assistant Dean, College\na = cate Bai ; ; of Architecture, University of Florida\n: . i ing, Archi y\nProfessor, Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Architecture PATRICIA A. WAGNER, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Florida :\nAssistant Professor of Human Nutrition, IFAS, University of\nJAMES GILLIES Florida\nFounder and Director, Share-A-Home Association, Orlando, Florida ANGELA M. O\u2019RAND, Ph.D.\nD. MARK HEGSTED, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Graduate Program\nProfessor, Dept. of Nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Coordinator, Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs,\nMassachusetts University of Florida\nJAMES A. JERNIGAN, M.D. Ree eae Peers\nAssistant Professor, Dept. of Community Health and Family Medicine, a Director, on = eee Division of Continuing\nUniversity of Florida; Director, Geriatric Research and Education, Dowling ucation, University of Florida\nPark, Florida\nHARDY C. KINNEY, Jdr., R.D.\nPublic Health Nutrition Consultant, Office of Licensure and Certification,\nHealth and Rehabilitative Services, Winter Park, Florida\nM. POWELL LAWTON, Ph.D. Sponsoring Organizations\nDirector, Behavioral Research Program, Philadelphia Geriatric Center,\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania State of Florida, Program Office on Aging and Adult Services\nSTANLEY LOTZKAR, D.D.S. E. Bentley Lipscomb, Director\nChairman, Dept. of Community Dentistry, University of Florida University of Florida\nRobert Q. Marston, President\nTONI MARTIN, R.D. .\nPublic Health Nutritionist; Nutrition Consultant for Community Center for Gerontological Studies and Programs\nInvolvement and Nutritional Services Program (Title VII), Jacksonville, Carter C. Osterbind, Director\nFlorida Harold M. Stahmer, Associate Director\nDivision of Continuing Education\nJAMES E. McGUIGAN, M.D. 5 :\nChairman, Dept. of Medicine, University of Florida SRR SV ete cecuna Leas\nJOHN McRAE, M.Arch.\nAssistant Dean, College of Architecture, University of Florida", "img_52154.png": "\u201cse ~ psa eae\n, f+ is dened\n'\n: Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc. MAR 138 1978\nLoo eee\nCarolyn Walden, Director ri ie spite\nTV. Radio, Film Department [earn\nEt ene et eA AT\noe RS,\njee tithe\nFebruary 9, 1978 >. aoe\njorge\nga sen ae\nSe Oe seh Tt\nMs. Julia Child by SAS oe\n\"The French Chef\" pean eee\nBese Seinen\nc/o WGBH-TV pane\n125 Western Avenue yn: Ree\nBoston, Massachusetts 02134 (eae\no iziets FR\nBS ay eats\nDear Ms, Child: Stag ee\n\u2019 O NGOD te tates\nBoy....do you have a lot of fans! Unfortunately for me, a lot of Fegan\nthem are members of the Sugar Association which is a client of mine. errant :\nI say unfortunately because in the last month or so it seems I've pe Lee aee\nheard from each and every one of the Association's members, \u2014 F 7H\ni ah eet\n\u2018 Hae Are\nThe reason? It seems in a recent broadcast you mentioned that you ae Pasgnets\nwere about to use cane sugar as an ingredient...instead of beet Btn ite eaitefen\nsugar...because of its superior qualities. Well, as you'll soon BA ae aii\nsee from the enclosed materials, the authorities say there is-no hye eee\ndifference between the two. That, indeed, sugar -- whether refined ee\nfrom sugar beets or from sugar cane -- is the same sugar. I guess eye orn\n(to paraphrase Gertrude Stein) you could say that \"sugar...is sugar ceo ante!\noe eis sugar.\u201d Spat Danek aes\nete eee\nThis should serve as an explanation for all that I've sent, I hope pe\nyou find the material both interesting and informative, And if I ee \u201cy Z\ncan be of any additional help, please don't hesitate to call me Beit gene Part\n: collect in New York. S Tee ie\nwa \u201cef , #4\nCordially, sesh eh)\nCer dre wep hy\niL he Ld | ey an\n5 Pe ire\nLA te C/E 6-4\u2014\u2014\u2014__ bg SP ia\nJo arty vis \u00e9\n/ ee eae\net AY\nPTC RTS\n(more) i sent ioe Box\nEs eae ee\nbi Ta cats\n: seh gate ace\nx pee\nBe eet <, geal y\n380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 + Telephone (212) 986-6100 vt See chet\nBR Nee |\n: + eT SN\neRe ee CEE Meat aa Aaah ciate eet Re eR ee RES ee eee\npase Saree eee es re are ae\ne nab ian SS ~~ \u2018Source: hitps://www.industrydocuments ucst.edu/doce/enmk0s56 =) 2 apna", "img_52156.png": "\u201cse ~ psa eae\n, f+ is dened\n'\n: Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc. MAR 138 1978\nLoo eee\nCarolyn Walden, Director ri ie spite\nTV. Radio, Film Department [earn\nEt ene et eA AT\noe RS,\njee tithe\nFebruary 9, 1978 >. aoe\njorge\nga sen ae\nSe Oe seh Tt\nMs. Julia Child by SAS oe\n\"The French Chef\" pean eee\nBese Seinen\nc/o WGBH-TV pane\n125 Western Avenue yn: Ree\nBoston, Massachusetts 02134 (eae\no iziets FR\nBS ay eats\nDear Ms, Child: Stag ee\n\u2019 O NGOD te tates\nBoy....do you have a lot of fans! Unfortunately for me, a lot of Fegan\nthem are members of the Sugar Association which is a client of mine. errant :\nI say unfortunately because in the last month or so it seems I've pe Lee aee\nheard from each and every one of the Association's members, \u2014 F 7H\ni ah eet\n\u2018 Hae Are\nThe reason? It seems in a recent broadcast you mentioned that you ae Pasgnets\nwere about to use cane sugar as an ingredient...instead of beet Btn ite eaitefen\nsugar...because of its superior qualities. Well, as you'll soon BA ae aii\nsee from the enclosed materials, the authorities say there is-no hye eee\ndifference between the two. That, indeed, sugar -- whether refined ee\nfrom sugar beets or from sugar cane -- is the same sugar. I guess eye orn\n(to paraphrase Gertrude Stein) you could say that \"sugar...is sugar ceo ante!\noe eis sugar.\u201d Spat Danek aes\nete eee\nThis should serve as an explanation for all that I've sent, I hope pe\nyou find the material both interesting and informative, And if I ee \u201cy Z\ncan be of any additional help, please don't hesitate to call me Beit gene Part\n: collect in New York. S Tee ie\nwa \u201cef , #4\nCordially, sesh eh)\nCer dre wep hy\niL he Ld | ey an\n5 Pe ire\nLA te C/E 6-4\u2014\u2014\u2014__ bg SP ia\nJo arty vis \u00e9\n/ ee eae\net AY\nPTC RTS\n(more) i sent ioe Box\nEs eae ee\nbi Ta cats\n: seh gate ace\nx pee\nBe eet <, geal y\n380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 + Telephone (212) 986-6100 vt See chet\nBR Nee |\n: + eT SN\neRe ee CEE Meat aa Aaah ciate eet Re eR ee RES ee eee\npase Saree eee es re are ae\ne nab ian SS ~~ \u2018Source: hitps://www.industrydocuments ucst.edu/doce/enmk0s56 =) 2 apna", "img_52157.png": "\u201cse ~ psa eae\n, f+ is dened\n'\n: Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc. MAR 138 1978\nLoo eee\nCarolyn Walden, Director ri ie spite\nTV. Radio, Film Department [earn\nEt ene et eA AT\noe RS,\njee tithe\nFebruary 9, 1978 >. aoe\njorge\nga sen ae\nSe Oe seh Tt\nMs. Julia Child by SAS oe\n\"The French Chef\" pean eee\nBese Seinen\nc/o WGBH-TV pane\n125 Western Avenue yn: Ree\nBoston, Massachusetts 02134 (eae\no iziets FR\nBS ay eats\nDear Ms, Child: Stag ee\n\u2019 O NGOD te tates\nBoy....do you have a lot of fans! Unfortunately for me, a lot of Fegan\nthem are members of the Sugar Association which is a client of mine. errant :\nI say unfortunately because in the last month or so it seems I've pe Lee aee\nheard from each and every one of the Association's members, \u2014 F 7H\ni ah eet\n\u2018 Hae Are\nThe reason? It seems in a recent broadcast you mentioned that you ae Pasgnets\nwere about to use cane sugar as an ingredient...instead of beet Btn ite eaitefen\nsugar...because of its superior qualities. Well, as you'll soon BA ae aii\nsee from the enclosed materials, the authorities say there is-no hye eee\ndifference between the two. That, indeed, sugar -- whether refined ee\nfrom sugar beets or from sugar cane -- is the same sugar. I guess eye orn\n(to paraphrase Gertrude Stein) you could say that \"sugar...is sugar ceo ante!\noe eis sugar.\u201d Spat Danek aes\nete eee\nThis should serve as an explanation for all that I've sent, I hope pe\nyou find the material both interesting and informative, And if I ee \u201cy Z\ncan be of any additional help, please don't hesitate to call me Beit gene Part\n: collect in New York. S Tee ie\nwa \u201cef , #4\nCordially, sesh eh)\nCer dre wep hy\niL he Ld | ey an\n5 Pe ire\nLA te C/E 6-4\u2014\u2014\u2014__ bg SP ia\nJo arty vis \u00e9\n/ ee eae\net AY\nPTC RTS\n(more) i sent ioe Box\nEs eae ee\nbi Ta cats\n: seh gate ace\nx pee\nBe eet <, geal y\n380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 + Telephone (212) 986-6100 vt See chet\nBR Nee |\n: + eT SN\neRe ee CEE Meat aa Aaah ciate eet Re eR ee RES ee eee\npase Saree eee es re are ae\ne nab ian SS ~~ \u2018Source: hitps://www.industrydocuments ucst.edu/doce/enmk0s56 =) 2 apna", "img_52165.png": "\u201cse ~ psa eae\n, f+ is dened\n'\n: Carl Byoir & Associates, Inc. MAR 138 1978\nLoo eee\nCarolyn Walden, Director ri ie spite\nTV. Radio, Film Department [earn\nEt ene et eA AT\noe RS,\njee tithe\nFebruary 9, 1978 >. aoe\njorge\nga sen ae\nSe Oe seh Tt\nMs. Julia Child by SAS oe\n\"The French Chef\" pean eee\nBese Seinen\nc/o WGBH-TV pane\n125 Western Avenue yn: Ree\nBoston, Massachusetts 02134 (eae\no iziets FR\nBS ay eats\nDear Ms, Child: Stag ee\n\u2019 O NGOD te tates\nBoy....do you have a lot of fans! Unfortunately for me, a lot of Fegan\nthem are members of the Sugar Association which is a client of mine. errant :\nI say unfortunately because in the last month or so it seems I've pe Lee aee\nheard from each and every one of the Association's members, \u2014 F 7H\ni ah eet\n\u2018 Hae Are\nThe reason? It seems in a recent broadcast you mentioned that you ae Pasgnets\nwere about to use cane sugar as an ingredient...instead of beet Btn ite eaitefen\nsugar...because of its superior qualities. Well, as you'll soon BA ae aii\nsee from the enclosed materials, the authorities say there is-no hye eee\ndifference between the two. That, indeed, sugar -- whether refined ee\nfrom sugar beets or from sugar cane -- is the same sugar. I guess eye orn\n(to paraphrase Gertrude Stein) you could say that \"sugar...is sugar ceo ante!\noe eis sugar.\u201d Spat Danek aes\nete eee\nThis should serve as an explanation for all that I've sent, I hope pe\nyou find the material both interesting and informative, And if I ee \u201cy Z\ncan be of any additional help, please don't hesitate to call me Beit gene Part\n: collect in New York. S Tee ie\nwa \u201cef , #4\nCordially, sesh eh)\nCer dre wep hy\niL he Ld | ey an\n5 Pe ire\nLA te C/E 6-4\u2014\u2014\u2014__ bg SP ia\nJo arty vis \u00e9\n/ ee eae\net AY\nPTC RTS\n(more) i sent ioe Box\nEs eae ee\nbi Ta cats\n: seh gate ace\nx pee\nBe eet <, geal y\n380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 + Telephone (212) 986-6100 vt See chet\nBR Nee |\n: + eT SN\neRe ee CEE Meat aa Aaah ciate eet Re eR ee RES ee eee\npase Saree eee es re are ae\ne nab ian SS ~~ \u2018Source: hitps://www.industrydocuments ucst.edu/doce/enmk0s56 =) 2 apna", "img_56467.png": "[7 FUIV SEE\nRTE i\nCT PME\n=e\n(4 (fF | es\nfrat Saturday Delivery\ni ee\nShipper\u2019s Account Number Date Origin Office Shipment Number\nFrom Collect To\nShipper's\nCharges\non Delivery\nc.0.D.\neo ; 2\nZip Code (Required) Zip Code (Required)\nOo Company\nCheck =\n\u2018Shipper's Reference No Declared Value Payable to | Consignee\u2019s Account No Consignee\u2019s Reference No.\nShipper\n$ Acceptable|\nNumber ated Commodity Package Dimension\nof Peces Se ae Cove i at ae\nThis non-negotiable air way bill is subject to the Terms and Conditions of Contract set forth on\nthe reverse side of this copy. 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Unless a higher value is declared and an additional charge paid, the liability of Emery\nfor this shipment is limited to an amount set forth in the Emery Service Guide in effect on the\ndate of shipment.\nFor International Shipments Only:\nDeclared International\nSubject to terms and Shipper's x Value for Insurance\nconditions on reverse Signature Customs $ Amount $\nForm Of Payment Goods Received At\nes \u201d Pe LJ Prepaid [| Collect LO GBL ee \u00e9 i zs Other\nss pper's esidence ity vrport carrier's arrier\u2019s\nEl \u2018on Pick Up $i Received By (initials) O Door a Door Oj Terminal oO Terminal } Advance O Door\ni Third\nel Bill To: (Address Below) Paying For O Shipper oO Consignee le} Party| Time Date \u2018No. Shipments\nThis Stop\nBy Advance\nat Origin\n$\nNon-Negotiable Airbill Executive Offices 7\nForm OPy1Reu+ 10-81 Printed in 6.41 | Witten Connecticutoe897 4-Shipper\u2019s Copy", "img_56469.png": "[7 FUIV SEE\nRTE i\nCT PME\n=e\n(4 (fF | es\nfrat Saturday Delivery\ni ee\nShipper\u2019s Account Number Date Origin Office Shipment Number\nFrom Collect To\nShipper's\nCharges\non Delivery\nc.0.D.\neo ; 2\nZip Code (Required) Zip Code (Required)\nOo Company\nCheck =\n\u2018Shipper's Reference No Declared Value Payable to | Consignee\u2019s Account No Consignee\u2019s Reference No.\nShipper\n$ Acceptable|\nNumber ated Commodity Package Dimension\nof Peces Se ae Cove i at ae\nThis non-negotiable air way bill is subject to the Terms and Conditions of Contract set forth on\nthe reverse side of this copy. Emery shail not be liable for special, incidental, or consequential\nSPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS damages and disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to carriage of this\nshipment. Unless a higher value is declared and an additional charge paid, the liability of Emery\nfor this shipment is limited to an amount set forth in the Emery Service Guide in effect on the\ndate of shipment.\nFor International Shipments Only:\nDeclared International\nSubject to terms and Shipper's x Value for Insurance\nconditions on reverse Signature Customs $ Amount $\nForm Of Payment Goods Received At\nes \u201d Pe LJ Prepaid [| Collect LO GBL ee \u00e9 i zs Other\nss pper's esidence ity vrport carrier's arrier\u2019s\nEl \u2018on Pick Up $i Received By (initials) O Door a Door Oj Terminal oO Terminal } Advance O Door\ni Third\nel Bill To: (Address Below) Paying For O Shipper oO Consignee le} Party| Time Date \u2018No. Shipments\nThis Stop\nBy Advance\nat Origin\n$\nNon-Negotiable Airbill Executive Offices 7\nForm OPy1Reu+ 10-81 Printed in 6.41 | Witten Connecticutoe897 4-Shipper\u2019s Copy", "img_56470.png": "[7 FUIV SEE\nRTE i\nCT PME\n=e\n(4 (fF | es\nfrat Saturday Delivery\ni ee\nShipper\u2019s Account Number Date Origin Office Shipment Number\nFrom Collect To\nShipper's\nCharges\non Delivery\nc.0.D.\neo ; 2\nZip Code (Required) Zip Code (Required)\nOo Company\nCheck =\n\u2018Shipper's Reference No Declared Value Payable to | Consignee\u2019s Account No Consignee\u2019s Reference No.\nShipper\n$ Acceptable|\nNumber ated Commodity Package Dimension\nof Peces Se ae Cove i at ae\nThis non-negotiable air way bill is subject to the Terms and Conditions of Contract set forth on\nthe reverse side of this copy. 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Unless a higher value is declared and an additional charge paid, the liability of Emery\nfor this shipment is limited to an amount set forth in the Emery Service Guide in effect on the\ndate of shipment.\nFor International Shipments Only:\nDeclared International\nSubject to terms and Shipper's x Value for Insurance\nconditions on reverse Signature Customs $ Amount $\nForm Of Payment Goods Received At\nes \u201d Pe LJ Prepaid [| Collect LO GBL ee \u00e9 i zs Other\nss pper's esidence ity vrport carrier's arrier\u2019s\nEl \u2018on Pick Up $i Received By (initials) O Door a Door Oj Terminal oO Terminal } Advance O Door\ni Third\nel Bill To: (Address Below) Paying For O Shipper oO Consignee le} Party| Time Date \u2018No. Shipments\nThis Stop\nBy Advance\nat Origin\n$\nNon-Negotiable Airbill Executive Offices 7\nForm OPy1Reu+ 10-81 Printed in 6.41 | Witten Connecticutoe897 4-Shipper\u2019s Copy", "img_56471.png": "[7 FUIV SEE\nRTE i\nCT PME\n=e\n(4 (fF | es\nfrat Saturday Delivery\ni ee\nShipper\u2019s Account Number Date Origin Office Shipment Number\nFrom Collect To\nShipper's\nCharges\non Delivery\nc.0.D.\neo ; 2\nZip Code (Required) Zip Code (Required)\nOo Company\nCheck =\n\u2018Shipper's Reference No Declared Value Payable to | Consignee\u2019s Account No Consignee\u2019s Reference No.\nShipper\n$ Acceptable|\nNumber ated Commodity Package Dimension\nof Peces Se ae Cove i at ae\nThis non-negotiable air way bill is subject to the Terms and Conditions of Contract set forth on\nthe reverse side of this copy. 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Scan ipeacasitinor\nCORRESPONDENCIA j Kw\nNE itachi il chews igh acne dE VAM) ess Braise ere coed PN ce a Bac\n\u201cLit TE \u00e9 ca | pata: :\nais cS sheer 2\nnM |. Me oe\ni Sp eggs ye M Se, wb 197 ASS. EE Pe ae\nDIA MES DIA MES\ng) y / \u00a2\net JOE SK Lil -/7S C0 Cx ME) 6M 25) \u2014\n(\u00e9401 10021. x (erie. hoo. lem. An| \u00a35hd -\nteed\nee oe ae Oe aa gh fate See\ni cca ge oe Le he ee a\nee 7\nToe Seam aa dae)\nAFFIDAYT ;\ngp That 505 or TsO Upmann nell Ca a\nWe herevy os yon this sales\n| | geet ebetemaneiel Mens | 8 a |\nSaag, 28\nPoa Lo eee: Ne RA oe\nre teri Ee =\n|Z\neee ae\nah PED, \u201c|:\nA LIL\nA - 2027 - 800 BLS. - 25x5 - 01/78 /", "img_39190.png": "\u00b0. . . \u2122\nCritical Reviews\nmM\nedited by:\n\nThomas E. Furia\nTechnical Development Manager\nGeigy Industrial Chemicals\nDivision of Geigy Chemical Corp.\nArdsley, New York\n\u00a91970 by The Chemical Rubber Co.", "img_39193.png": "\u00b0. . . \u2122\nCritical Reviews\nmM\nedited by:\n\nThomas E. 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Lewntleteg \u00a7 cypinle wif \u00a2 pd.\n| R. D. Barnes RoR. Deve ccusitten}  usaterial\nnose OZ a rl lne ed shld\nF. M. Lockany ae Lafirve centittaney J cypealt negpt\n\u00a2 pe.\nProduct Acceptance Committee:\nM. J. Dryden\nK. L. Rush ee\nL. E. Curtis\nD. R. Nanney\n\u2018 D. M. Underwood _\n\u00b0 . ow\nL. W. Peterson \u2014\u2014\u2014 a\n. _-C \u2014 \u00a9\nN\nul\n8\n\u00a9", "img_58779.png": "ee\nRequest for Change\nRFC# __ \u00a33003 6 _\nDate Requested: qf 4 { g x\nRequestor: K. Trees)\nEffective Date: ls / Bx\nReason for\nChange: a\nProduct Review Committee:\nInitials/\nDate Approve Reject Reason\nK. A. Needs Lon x | Bettis cotlacl op mn nailaas ef\nL. H. 0\u2019Connor Coe a trptous. Lewntleteg \u00a7 cypinle wif \u00a2 pd.\n| R. D. Barnes RoR. Deve ccusitten}  usaterial\nnose OZ a rl lne ed shld\nF. M. Lockany ae Lafirve centittaney J cypealt negpt\n\u00a2 pe.\nProduct Acceptance Committee:\nM. J. Dryden\nK. L. Rush ee\nL. E. Curtis\nD. R. Nanney\n\u2018 D. M. 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Other ___ Routine\nDescription of Problem\nZT. \u201cBasis hoerght Aa been measured av dey by our BA GS-\ntoberoas it has feen reatsurcaf LZru an , Hhen Crvected 4\na veh expected bor ay dry (SF fo mosture- Assumed )\nby mur supp her. The assumng tom Ar 4 fy (SZ 0 sfare #\nhasis height Cucses , trrar , GH a pee a greeted Med,\nbre dy basis noplt churches ror Cu to\u201d mirttae tug fir\nx On of Abe henge SAat- has shaun aa puproverasaf mm aA Meson\n\u201d  befwreen ths Prom LLU EY Cod Ge. eis\nTn as (the L-7 r QAkW\u00e9r Wr. \u201cg* : . :\nSrccdion of ; Te \u201cds fo he jase -\n: Proposed Solution ~~\nZz. Ry hee Ud Meinht Cay Dey ) Pb cotton worth vou Oy 2\nasys per - y: oo\nPrope Target fen a s\nZi. +0, 3 8\npow Dey Passes Naight & S6t 7 8\nP) 36.1 32.8 38.4\n. Er Add spteticatieon Pr hive side. drtctm . A fel abaady exits\n\u2019 .\ntor 6\n\" re. Side Dmechun ~ \u2014 . -  aaide\u2014\nSignature Title Date\nAccepted for\n: Investigation\nFinal Disposition ___. Approved ___ Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Vabis te Such 7] 7 [38\nPRODUCT REVIEW COMMITTEE\nnovela) les xan Ly) of /6\u00a5\n: R De NT shan Luo Oe G/KG\nFML Jal Yeite .\nProposed Effective Date: PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEE\n: - f LEC LWP\nglad MID KLR\n, \u201c| ( 6s DRN DMU", "img_33009.png": "FASEB RN, LUO See eae ; Wiaaeee\nPo\n1969 .\n7 | NUTRITION AND |\nDEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY\nm An assessment of the present status and\ni ; future of selected areas\nPrepared by:\nThe Scientific Evaluation Section\nOffice For Research Analysis and Evaluation\ni Division of Research Grants\nNational Institutes of Health\nSSYo}U] cex=vam a] tt ok /AUVAYANVel ale L6Ks} (aco (ofeL0] a al=lalesw0lexsy im =10|0/(0(eless1),\u00a20 1019 0/ParA", "img_32891.png": "i FOREWORD\nMany of the immediate questions confronting NIH in its support of\nbiomedical research relate to the allocation of funds in terms of\nthe scientific potential of a field. NIH has always believed that\nthe persons most capable of evaluating a scientific field are sci-\nentists themselves -- on the NIH staff or elsewhere in the scien-\ntific community. They are best qualified to examine the efforts\nand objectives of their colleagues, to set priorities, and to\nassist in obtaining an appropriate balance within the health-\nrelated research effort. To investigate how NIH might avail it-\nself of this expertise, Dr. Joseph C. Hwang, Chief of the Scientific\nEvaluation Section, Office for Research Analysis and Evaluation in\nthe Division of Research Grants, suggested that the Division con-\nduct a series of evaluation conferences. The proposal was endorsed\nby the then Associate Director for Research Analysis and Evaluation,\nDr. Arley T. Bever, and four conferences were held in the fall of\n1968. The conference dealing with Nutrition and Developmental Biol-\nogy forms the basis for this report.\nIt is hoped that this report and the others resulting from these\nconferences will suggest a possible format for future evaluation\nof scientific fields that will provide an improved rationale for\nallocation choices.\n\n|\n\n{\n\nSYoU] cexzyam ait ok /ANVAW AVA Le ULS1tnyZ8 oLeL8 |eatslalesme les sye|0)eleles1.<0 (09 @Pard", "img_32892.png": "i FOREWORD\nMany of the immediate questions confronting NIH in its support of\nbiomedical research relate to the allocation of funds in terms of\nthe scientific potential of a field. NIH has always believed that\nthe persons most capable of evaluating a scientific field are sci-\nentists themselves -- on the NIH staff or elsewhere in the scien-\ntific community. They are best qualified to examine the efforts\nand objectives of their colleagues, to set priorities, and to\nassist in obtaining an appropriate balance within the health-\nrelated research effort. To investigate how NIH might avail it-\nself of this expertise, Dr. Joseph C. Hwang, Chief of the Scientific\nEvaluation Section, Office for Research Analysis and Evaluation in\nthe Division of Research Grants, suggested that the Division con-\nduct a series of evaluation conferences. The proposal was endorsed\nby the then Associate Director for Research Analysis and Evaluation,\nDr. Arley T. Bever, and four conferences were held in the fall of\n1968. The conference dealing with Nutrition and Developmental Biol-\nogy forms the basis for this report.\nIt is hoped that this report and the others resulting from these\nconferences will suggest a possible format for future evaluation\nof scientific fields that will provide an improved rationale for\nallocation choices.\n\n|\n\n{\n\nSYoU] cexzyam ait ok /ANVAW AVA Le ULS1tnyZ8 oLeL8 |eatslalesme les sye|0)eleles1.<0 (09 @Pard", "img_32893.png": "i FOREWORD\nMany of the immediate questions confronting NIH in its support of\nbiomedical research relate to the allocation of funds in terms of\nthe scientific potential of a field. NIH has always believed that\nthe persons most capable of evaluating a scientific field are sci-\nentists themselves -- on the NIH staff or elsewhere in the scien-\ntific community. They are best qualified to examine the efforts\nand objectives of their colleagues, to set priorities, and to\nassist in obtaining an appropriate balance within the health-\nrelated research effort. To investigate how NIH might avail it-\nself of this expertise, Dr. Joseph C. Hwang, Chief of the Scientific\nEvaluation Section, Office for Research Analysis and Evaluation in\nthe Division of Research Grants, suggested that the Division con-\nduct a series of evaluation conferences. The proposal was endorsed\nby the then Associate Director for Research Analysis and Evaluation,\nDr. Arley T. Bever, and four conferences were held in the fall of\n1968. The conference dealing with Nutrition and Developmental Biol-\nogy forms the basis for this report.\nIt is hoped that this report and the others resulting from these\nconferences will suggest a possible format for future evaluation\nof scientific fields that will provide an improved rationale for\nallocation choices.\n\n|\n\n{\n\nSYoU] cexzyam ait ok /ANVAW AVA Le ULS1tnyZ8 oLeL8 |eatslalesme les sye|0)eleles1.<0 (09 @Pard", "img_32894.png": "i FOREWORD\nMany of the immediate questions confronting NIH in its support of\nbiomedical research relate to the allocation of funds in terms of\nthe scientific potential of a field. NIH has always believed that\nthe persons most capable of evaluating a scientific field are sci-\nentists themselves -- on the NIH staff or elsewhere in the scien-\ntific community. They are best qualified to examine the efforts\nand objectives of their colleagues, to set priorities, and to\nassist in obtaining an appropriate balance within the health-\nrelated research effort. To investigate how NIH might avail it-\nself of this expertise, Dr. Joseph C. Hwang, Chief of the Scientific\nEvaluation Section, Office for Research Analysis and Evaluation in\nthe Division of Research Grants, suggested that the Division con-\nduct a series of evaluation conferences. The proposal was endorsed\nby the then Associate Director for Research Analysis and Evaluation,\nDr. Arley T. Bever, and four conferences were held in the fall of\n1968. The conference dealing with Nutrition and Developmental Biol-\nogy forms the basis for this report.\nIt is hoped that this report and the others resulting from these\nconferences will suggest a possible format for future evaluation\nof scientific fields that will provide an improved rationale for\nallocation choices.\n\n|\n\n{\n\nSYoU] cexzyam ait ok /ANVAW AVA Le ULS1tnyZ8 oLeL8 |eatslalesme les sye|0)eleles1.<0 (09 @Pard", "img_51595.png": "THE NATION'S LARGEST CHAIN OF INDIVIDUALLY OWNED MOTELS / FREE RESERVATIONS ... COAST TO COAST\n\n\\ 7 ]y\nft |\n| age Whe | BUFFALO INN\ni \\ousx VAN MOTOR HOTEL & RESTAURANT\n{ Be a = AY U.5.24 HIGHWAY WEST\nsant THE BEST ~\u201cH] 5. ,\n\nj PLN , oF GOODLAND, KANSAS\n| Ei Tate Westein Ray TELEPHONE 913 TW9-3621\nao motets Jp 8\nXs August 10, 1968\n, \\T 4 ;\n\u201cr, Re T. Makie\n| Merchandising Manager .\n| Great Western Sugar Co.\n\nSugar Building\n{ Denver, Colo. 80217\ni\n|\n{\n| Dear Mr. Makle:\ni\ni\ni Thank you for your letter of August 10. We are glad to hear\nthat you rill be satying with us.\n|\n| The Great Western Sugar Company has reserved 50 rooms with\ni twin beds in each room ( accommodating 2 persons ) in each\n|\n| room for the night of September 20, 1968, Friday.\ni So I'll need to know'\u2019who is going to be in the room with\nBill Gruber and who is going to be in tha room with R. T.\n\nMakie. :\n\nThank you again. We will be looking forward to the opportuinty\n\nof serving you.\n|\n| Best Westernly \u2018Yours\ni = y \\ .\n| \u201c4 } . \\\n! Sok : _ K KARE Rea L\n| Reservation Manager\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kqph0227 x", "img_51596.png": "THE NATION'S LARGEST CHAIN OF INDIVIDUALLY OWNED MOTELS / FREE RESERVATIONS ... COAST TO COAST\n\n\\ 7 ]y\nft |\n| age Whe | BUFFALO INN\ni \\ousx VAN MOTOR HOTEL & RESTAURANT\n{ Be a = AY U.5.24 HIGHWAY WEST\nsant THE BEST ~\u201cH] 5. ,\n\nj PLN , oF GOODLAND, KANSAS\n| Ei Tate Westein Ray TELEPHONE 913 TW9-3621\nao motets Jp 8\nXs August 10, 1968\n, \\T 4 ;\n\u201cr, Re T. Makie\n| Merchandising Manager .\n| Great Western Sugar Co.\n\nSugar Building\n{ Denver, Colo. 80217\ni\n|\n{\n| Dear Mr. Makle:\ni\ni\ni Thank you for your letter of August 10. We are glad to hear\nthat you rill be satying with us.\n|\n| The Great Western Sugar Company has reserved 50 rooms with\ni twin beds in each room ( accommodating 2 persons ) in each\n|\n| room for the night of September 20, 1968, Friday.\ni So I'll need to know'\u2019who is going to be in the room with\nBill Gruber and who is going to be in tha room with R. T.\n\nMakie. :\n\nThank you again. We will be looking forward to the opportuinty\n\nof serving you.\n|\n| Best Westernly \u2018Yours\ni = y \\ .\n| \u201c4 } . \\\n! Sok : _ K KARE Rea L\n| Reservation Manager\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kqph0227 x", "img_51597.png": "THE NATION'S LARGEST CHAIN OF INDIVIDUALLY OWNED MOTELS / FREE RESERVATIONS ... COAST TO COAST\n\n\\ 7 ]y\nft |\n| age Whe | BUFFALO INN\ni \\ousx VAN MOTOR HOTEL & RESTAURANT\n{ Be a = AY U.5.24 HIGHWAY WEST\nsant THE BEST ~\u201cH] 5. ,\n\nj PLN , oF GOODLAND, KANSAS\n| Ei Tate Westein Ray TELEPHONE 913 TW9-3621\nao motets Jp 8\nXs August 10, 1968\n, \\T 4 ;\n\u201cr, Re T. Makie\n| Merchandising Manager .\n| Great Western Sugar Co.\n\nSugar Building\n{ Denver, Colo. 80217\ni\n|\n{\n| Dear Mr. Makle:\ni\ni\ni Thank you for your letter of August 10. We are glad to hear\nthat you rill be satying with us.\n|\n| The Great Western Sugar Company has reserved 50 rooms with\ni twin beds in each room ( accommodating 2 persons ) in each\n|\n| room for the night of September 20, 1968, Friday.\ni So I'll need to know'\u2019who is going to be in the room with\nBill Gruber and who is going to be in tha room with R. T.\n\nMakie. :\n\nThank you again. We will be looking forward to the opportuinty\n\nof serving you.\n|\n| Best Westernly \u2018Yours\ni = y \\ .\n| \u201c4 } . \\\n! Sok : _ K KARE Rea L\n| Reservation Manager\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kqph0227 x", "img_51600.png": "THE NATION'S LARGEST CHAIN OF INDIVIDUALLY OWNED MOTELS / FREE RESERVATIONS ... COAST TO COAST\n\n\\ 7 ]y\nft |\n| age Whe | BUFFALO INN\ni \\ousx VAN MOTOR HOTEL & RESTAURANT\n{ Be a = AY U.5.24 HIGHWAY WEST\nsant THE BEST ~\u201cH] 5. ,\n\nj PLN , oF GOODLAND, KANSAS\n| Ei Tate Westein Ray TELEPHONE 913 TW9-3621\nao motets Jp 8\nXs August 10, 1968\n, \\T 4 ;\n\u201cr, Re T. Makie\n| Merchandising Manager .\n| Great Western Sugar Co.\n\nSugar Building\n{ Denver, Colo. 80217\ni\n|\n{\n| Dear Mr. Makle:\ni\ni\ni Thank you for your letter of August 10. We are glad to hear\nthat you rill be satying with us.\n|\n| The Great Western Sugar Company has reserved 50 rooms with\ni twin beds in each room ( accommodating 2 persons ) in each\n|\n| room for the night of September 20, 1968, Friday.\ni So I'll need to know'\u2019who is going to be in the room with\nBill Gruber and who is going to be in tha room with R. T.\n\nMakie. :\n\nThank you again. We will be looking forward to the opportuinty\n\nof serving you.\n|\n| Best Westernly \u2018Yours\ni = y \\ .\n| \u201c4 } . \\\n! Sok : _ K KARE Rea L\n| Reservation Manager\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kqph0227 x", "img_19145.png": ", Fax Message\nFrom\nKi Kfide f\nRJR Packaging Techaology\nP.O. Box 1487\nWiastoa-Salem, NC 27102-1487\nFAXNO: (336-741-5197)\nDATE:_&- 23-77\nFAX TO: SALLY fPECOR\n203- B72- 73790\nFROM: CARR SM Ho\nPhone 336\u2014 74/- O820\n\nNO. OF PAGES 4 (INCLUDING COVER PAGE)\n\nIf any part of this message is unclear, call:\n\nMESSAGE:\n\noe w\nNn\n\nSS 4\n\n~ uw\nw\na\n8\nnan\nee", "img_19148.png": ", Fax Message\nFrom\nKi Kfide f\nRJR Packaging Techaology\nP.O. Box 1487\nWiastoa-Salem, NC 27102-1487\nFAXNO: (336-741-5197)\nDATE:_&- 23-77\nFAX TO: SALLY fPECOR\n203- B72- 73790\nFROM: CARR SM Ho\nPhone 336\u2014 74/- O820\n\nNO. 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OF PAGES 4 (INCLUDING COVER PAGE)\n\nIf any part of this message is unclear, call:\n\nMESSAGE:\n\noe w\nNn\n\nSS 4\n\n~ uw\nw\na\n8\nnan\nee", "img_61366.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61367.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61368.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61370.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61371.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61372.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61373.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61374.png": "Sy | :\nce Rattan Art, Galler.\nae SFrattan Art, Gauery\ni ba fine furniture for 43 years \u2018\nial ; THE ECONOKAI GROUP\nWeep 5-piece Dining-Game Set\nALD) (ingludes: 1 42\" Table ana \\ eo\netiee Chairs b\nCOFFEE CHIFFON CAKE geen Soe ih Matching 48\" Buffet V\n2 eggs, 1 t, salt emer xe \\N oe\nseparated Y \u00a2. cold strong \u2018me 4 eo ar em aN er\n1% c. sugar Kona coffee i} Ae 22 2 Ne eA tea ee ge IN \u2014\n2% c. sifted % ce. milk \u2018 e\\ wie - = ee\ncake flour 1/8 t. baking soda NSS = ee Wy\n1 T. baking 2 t. vanilla e= iS \u2019 Vg ye 7\npowder 1/3 c. salad oil se .< ; f rey C7\" by\n. , = =\nBeat egg whites until foamy; gradual- : RT (ez ee\nly beat in \u20182 cup sugar. Beat until stiff : yy ZA tf | (| il | ,, ent A\nand glossy. AT \\\" \\ F i q a \\ NS\nSift remaining sugar, flour, baking rt) g i ea .\npowder and salt together. Make a well 4 u 5 . \\\nin center of dry ingredients. Combine a a\ncoffee, milk, baking soda and vanilla. Rattan is right...for Hawaii, for you.\n2 5 Contemporary casual with simple, graceful design possible only with rattan,\nAdd salad oil and one-half the coffee (Cane or upholstered chair backs optional at same price.) Our experienced\nmixture to dry ingredients; beat 1 min. designers will help you choose from our wide selection of stained or antiqued\n4 finishes with h dred f in-stock fabi eee L f t il be\nat medium speed or 150 strokes by payilcularlv. yours sit acca at aetna \u201cthe OMitigal\nhand. Add remaining coffee mixture and iAvMuvter Grafhinanian fina furntare trom Hawats anacnetaainiee\nSega ea Dea A ke CT NOW OPEN ON MAUI with two convenient locations\nFold egg whites into batter gently but \u20ac& e@LAHAINA TRADE CENTER eKIHE! \u2014\nthoroughly. Pour into two greased and 975 Limahana Place Kihei Town Center\nfloured 8-inch cake pans. Bake at 350- ietringr ie a calsSat Ooh od At eU ae aaeR gee\ndegrees for 30-35 minutes, Remove [M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.] [Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.]\nfrom pans; cool. Split each layer into el [Sat 2a\ntwo layers. Fill and frost with any com- 3638 Waialae Avenue at Wilhelmina Rise Free Parking behind Kaimuki Theater\nshe, Paneat aoa. sat 9-5:30 p.m. Daily (Wed. & Fri. till 9 p.m.) Sun. 10-5 p.m.\npatible frosting. Yield: 8 10 BS EVINgS. Convenient Financing Available Phone 732-6611\nfs,\n= One of the worlds 3 great\n=\n\u2014\n\u2014 = \u2014\nNees ae lk une\nees a PURE ns\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 so\n\u00bb meno a we o\\.e\nae a BA og Bb >.\n\u201ca = ' eK a A\n\u2018 a Se he\nPen)\nbi er ba\nKONA COFFEE Vacuum Packed Ground / Whole Roasted Bean\nFreeze Dried Instant f\nHawaii's own special treat is Kona Coffee . . . a full bodied Lil i \u00a5 Ps :\nI coffee with fine aroma .. . grown for 150 years in the rich # Ch) ei ie\n: ; i 7\nvolcanic soil on the leeward slopes of Mauna Loa in the Kona ye . A wed st)\nDistrict of the Big Island, Hawaii. Fs YE\nj re GE Ss\n5 Kona Coffee's superb qualities are recognized by coffee i ea\nexperts all over the world. It is served at Hawaii's better hotels . Ka\nand restaurants, and you can find it at gourmet shops af [Big Ae BY, ae Se\nthroughout the country. ee be i eT\n. i SALE A a\n: i a) F\nVISIT THE COFFEE MILL in Kona, - \u2014* \u2018a =\non the road between Captain Cook and Kealakekua Ps ae a) as\nBay, and discover this marvelous brew for yourself. mo . ha?\n{ 3 sae oo\nKONA COFFEE ASSOCIATION / P.O. Box 828, Captain Cook, Hawaii 96704 : Ae * i van \\\nLatitude 20/November 1978 19", "img_61299.png": "ARAT WAIL YAY 5\nTROLOKCT EU DXOKYYINY conti\nLIA QAN TIM UA VVANJ (Continued)\na\nment 5:30-8:30, Sunday buffet CHATEAU DU LOUP \u2014Whaler'\u2019s such as Captain's Plate \u2014 white\nMAI I 6-8. Reservations, 877-0071. Market Place, 505 Front St., La- fish, scallops and shrimp cooked\nSHIP'S WHEEL \u2014 Whaler's Mar- haina, 661-8966. The finest in in a tasty secret batter. From\nket Place, 505 Front St., Lahaina. French cuisine ina memorable set- 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., in a nau- -\nTO DINE 661-4806. Ask the chef for his ting. Taste, style, the personal tical atmosphere. Phone 667-9243.\nROBAIRE\u2019S SEAFOOD RES- gourmet choice of the day. Lunch touch and reasonable prices. Din- WAILEA STEAK HOUSE \u2014 On\nTAURANT \u2014 Wailea Town Cen- features fish and chips. Fine dining ner 7:30-10 daily. Reservations. 46 wailea Golf Course, five min\nter. All kinds of seafood: scampi, on shrimp, lobster, crab and deli- oi ee \u00e9 f\nlobsters) tina\u00e9tt lobster, abajoney\\cious \u2018rahimahl. Lunch 11230 ee oie nem from) Town: Center )2: Hawallan\nclams, oysters and famous Bouil- 2:30, Dinner arom) Grdall Dane Whaler\u2019s Market Place, 505 Front dining experience; steak and lob-\nAMMEN exes TIO acne TS WS Coto eth ke St., Lahaina, 661-3288. For deli- ster, scampi, mahimahi, Korean\nMG SP EAGT TOO HUNCH 3 ee Seer cious Italian food and a beautiful ribs, Maui catfish, fish chowders\nMeshes aise fercan Ie \u201cblenty THE RUSTY HARPOON\u2014 whal. View of the sun setting. Fine selec- and the famous \u201call you can eat\u201d\nBARS iar acl tet sis toee exh a Tees llage, on the beach at Kaa. t!0\u201d of California wines. Call for salad bar with fresh hot breads.\nreservations 879-4677. napali, 661-3123. The \u201cDaquiri \u2018servations. So ee ae\n.m.j CC ils 9 a.m. to mid-\nGARY BURGHOFF'S FROZEN Capital of the World\" Rusty says, DON TACO MEXICAN RESTAU- ep iies eee\na 2 : night, daily. Res. 879-2875.\nYOGURT \u2014 764 Front St., Lahai- \u201cCome as youare.\u201d The Bar opens RANT \u2014 Authentic homestyle\nna. Frozen yogurt delights\u2014cones, at 11:30 a.m.; Lunch, 11-3:30; Mexican food is the order of the -aieway RESTAURANT \u2014\nsundaes (with an infinite variety Happy Hour 3:30-6; Dinner, 6-10. day and evening. Interesting menu Ves oir Course ee ASG]\nof toppings), fruit and yogurt Bring in your coupon from this Of tacos, taco salads, enchiladas, fnvercontnensal stat Gperi\ncrepes, banana splits and snacks, magazine for a FREE LUNCH. Rost acae puURtpss Pee ea daily for breakfast and lunch,\nOpen daily from 9 a.m.-10p.m. Phone for reservations. Pear eat eoaG Peer 6:30 a.m.\u20149:30 p.m; dinner, Mon.\nThe al fresco dining area and charm- : r Bere S = BatiGia0e-8:80 with cocktails Une\ning decor invite a yogurt break WHALERS' MARKET PLACE Out preservatives. In Maui malt ee eee country-style\n(just 25 calories per ounce) ang Luau on the beach, every Wed. Open 7 days a week starting at 11 a 1 i <3\n; night from 6-8. Enjoy hulihuli pig, a.m. till 10 p.m., Sundays till 7 294 Salads at luncheon. A Conti-\nyou might get a glimpse of TV\u2019s 2 ios nental at a th lob:\nPee oe poi, lomi salmon, free MaiTais p.m Dee eee eater\nlovable **Radar\" from \u201cM.A.S.H.\"\" \\ \u201d 4 n show Adults Sait ster tail, steaks, catch-of-the-day,\nPhone 661-3538. Taos .8 Jew ees es DON DRYSDALE'S WHALER'S 76\n$14.95, Children 6-12 $7.60, chil- PGR \u2014 Soe pront St. whainye roast Prime beef. Call 879-4060.\nMAUI PALMS EAST-WEST DIN- 5 : Bee tea ee cre\ndren under 6 free. Res. 661-4631. Market Place, cocktails and food\nING ROOM \u2014 On the Bay at Ka- Bees 4 Log KIHEL VILLAGE FISH HOUSE\nhului, Famous since 1953 for Ha- KOA HOUSE\u2014Menehune Shores Served Fe anaes oe ee \u20141947 Kihei Rd. at Kalama Park\nwaiian hospitality. Dining special- Hotel, 760 So. Kihei Rd., Kihei. 2:\u2122: oat Re Sea Renae wich in mid-Kihei, 879-1545. Reserva-\nties include seafood, steaks and 879-3677. Chinese cuisine and cur- \u00b0\u00b0 94 Purgers. See tions a good idea. Dinner only, 7\nchicken in the American mode rent art exhibits. Specialties al- THE FISH FRY \u2014 Lahaina Shop nights a week, 5:30\u201410, $7.25\u2014\nand 17 tasty, succulent Japanese mond duck, chicken with oyster ping Center. Freshly caught Maui $13.50, except lobster, $15.00.\ndinner \u2014 sukiyaki, tempura, teri- sauce, lemon chicken and lobster fish and the best of imported deli- Specialties: Fresh Hawaiian fish,\nyaki and tofu dishes, and an excel- Canton. Complete menu available cacies served daily at reasonable caught daily off Maui, prepared 5\nlent wine list. Daily hours, break- for take-out. Daily, Lunch 11-2, prices. French friesorriceandcole ways. Imported shellfish, midwest\nfast 709:30, lunch 11-1:30 and Dinner, 6-10. Dancing nightly til slaw or club saladavailable with all beef, fresh homemade rolls, cakes.\ndinner, with Hawaiian entertain- closing. Call for dinner reservations. entrees. Mahimahi and specialties (Continued on pege 45)\nBerean tne N PONE a AR at can Raha He EPRI oe eR os NEGA? Ee eM EEN NG City ms SRR eae wane Ne,\nle CE\n4 2 SSS VN Teen\nGee sat. V i) 4 Me @ Al\n> . A AMS | ot\nMe a SN Oe Tag #h\n2 be AMY) \u2018oA e - A\nso YY p j\n* \\ _\u2019y < ay Y 7 and look for POAKALANI\u2019S\n\u00a3 ae \\ i Hawaiian Quilting patterns.\n\u2018 mod STAs\n, A od \\ m\nJ} \\ / , Easy to sew, fun to wear.\n\\/ ] paren\n\\ V } St mn \\ ete\n1\\ | y m\\ \\ A Jes\nK eo |. |\n\u2018 4 Pf penegoes St oO, 5\n\\ Ci i . 7 \\ Over 100 different styles to\n. V 4 oe\n\\ GR SY \\\" | \\ AA choose from. Traditional\n2 7 \\ f I~ muumuus, holokus and\nrythrh | $ . f / \\ \\ } the latest young casual\nee Fi. \\ :\nHT | si | f \\ fashion designs.\n| \u201c3 ny 4 f :\noP ae fj M f 7 WN \\ Yours to select from at\n5 rs Sa 4 : ( il | \\ better fabric shops through-\nba es Li rf A i \\ \\ out the islands. Create\nf\" | } .\n~ R K\\ your own special allure.\n\u00bb 2 14\natte 1A\n| tae i |\n22 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61300.png": "ARAT WAIL YAY 5\nTROLOKCT EU DXOKYYINY conti\nLIA QAN TIM UA VVANJ (Continued)\na\nment 5:30-8:30, Sunday buffet CHATEAU DU LOUP \u2014Whaler'\u2019s such as Captain's Plate \u2014 white\nMAI I 6-8. Reservations, 877-0071. Market Place, 505 Front St., La- fish, scallops and shrimp cooked\nSHIP'S WHEEL \u2014 Whaler's Mar- haina, 661-8966. The finest in in a tasty secret batter. From\nket Place, 505 Front St., Lahaina. French cuisine ina memorable set- 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., in a nau- -\nTO DINE 661-4806. Ask the chef for his ting. Taste, style, the personal tical atmosphere. Phone 667-9243.\nROBAIRE\u2019S SEAFOOD RES- gourmet choice of the day. Lunch touch and reasonable prices. Din- WAILEA STEAK HOUSE \u2014 On\nTAURANT \u2014 Wailea Town Cen- features fish and chips. Fine dining ner 7:30-10 daily. Reservations. 46 wailea Golf Course, five min\nter. All kinds of seafood: scampi, on shrimp, lobster, crab and deli- oi ee \u00e9 f\nlobsters) tina\u00e9tt lobster, abajoney\\cious \u2018rahimahl. Lunch 11230 ee oie nem from) Town: Center )2: Hawallan\nclams, oysters and famous Bouil- 2:30, Dinner arom) Grdall Dane Whaler\u2019s Market Place, 505 Front dining experience; steak and lob-\nAMMEN exes TIO acne TS WS Coto eth ke St., Lahaina, 661-3288. For deli- ster, scampi, mahimahi, Korean\nMG SP EAGT TOO HUNCH 3 ee Seer cious Italian food and a beautiful ribs, Maui catfish, fish chowders\nMeshes aise fercan Ie \u201cblenty THE RUSTY HARPOON\u2014 whal. View of the sun setting. Fine selec- and the famous \u201call you can eat\u201d\nBARS iar acl tet sis toee exh a Tees llage, on the beach at Kaa. t!0\u201d of California wines. Call for salad bar with fresh hot breads.\nreservations 879-4677. napali, 661-3123. The \u201cDaquiri \u2018servations. So ee ae\n.m.j CC ils 9 a.m. to mid-\nGARY BURGHOFF'S FROZEN Capital of the World\" Rusty says, DON TACO MEXICAN RESTAU- ep iies eee\na 2 : night, daily. Res. 879-2875.\nYOGURT \u2014 764 Front St., Lahai- \u201cCome as youare.\u201d The Bar opens RANT \u2014 Authentic homestyle\nna. Frozen yogurt delights\u2014cones, at 11:30 a.m.; Lunch, 11-3:30; Mexican food is the order of the -aieway RESTAURANT \u2014\nsundaes (with an infinite variety Happy Hour 3:30-6; Dinner, 6-10. day and evening. Interesting menu Ves oir Course ee ASG]\nof toppings), fruit and yogurt Bring in your coupon from this Of tacos, taco salads, enchiladas, fnvercontnensal stat Gperi\ncrepes, banana splits and snacks, magazine for a FREE LUNCH. Rost acae puURtpss Pee ea daily for breakfast and lunch,\nOpen daily from 9 a.m.-10p.m. Phone for reservations. Pear eat eoaG Peer 6:30 a.m.\u20149:30 p.m; dinner, Mon.\nThe al fresco dining area and charm- : r Bere S = BatiGia0e-8:80 with cocktails Une\ning decor invite a yogurt break WHALERS' MARKET PLACE Out preservatives. In Maui malt ee eee country-style\n(just 25 calories per ounce) ang Luau on the beach, every Wed. Open 7 days a week starting at 11 a 1 i <3\n; night from 6-8. Enjoy hulihuli pig, a.m. till 10 p.m., Sundays till 7 294 Salads at luncheon. A Conti-\nyou might get a glimpse of TV\u2019s 2 ios nental at a th lob:\nPee oe poi, lomi salmon, free MaiTais p.m Dee eee eater\nlovable **Radar\" from \u201cM.A.S.H.\"\" \\ \u201d 4 n show Adults Sait ster tail, steaks, catch-of-the-day,\nPhone 661-3538. Taos .8 Jew ees es DON DRYSDALE'S WHALER'S 76\n$14.95, Children 6-12 $7.60, chil- PGR \u2014 Soe pront St. whainye roast Prime beef. Call 879-4060.\nMAUI PALMS EAST-WEST DIN- 5 : Bee tea ee cre\ndren under 6 free. Res. 661-4631. Market Place, cocktails and food\nING ROOM \u2014 On the Bay at Ka- Bees 4 Log KIHEL VILLAGE FISH HOUSE\nhului, Famous since 1953 for Ha- KOA HOUSE\u2014Menehune Shores Served Fe anaes oe ee \u20141947 Kihei Rd. at Kalama Park\nwaiian hospitality. Dining special- Hotel, 760 So. Kihei Rd., Kihei. 2:\u2122: oat Re Sea Renae wich in mid-Kihei, 879-1545. Reserva-\nties include seafood, steaks and 879-3677. Chinese cuisine and cur- \u00b0\u00b0 94 Purgers. See tions a good idea. Dinner only, 7\nchicken in the American mode rent art exhibits. Specialties al- THE FISH FRY \u2014 Lahaina Shop nights a week, 5:30\u201410, $7.25\u2014\nand 17 tasty, succulent Japanese mond duck, chicken with oyster ping Center. Freshly caught Maui $13.50, except lobster, $15.00.\ndinner \u2014 sukiyaki, tempura, teri- sauce, lemon chicken and lobster fish and the best of imported deli- Specialties: Fresh Hawaiian fish,\nyaki and tofu dishes, and an excel- Canton. Complete menu available cacies served daily at reasonable caught daily off Maui, prepared 5\nlent wine list. Daily hours, break- for take-out. Daily, Lunch 11-2, prices. French friesorriceandcole ways. Imported shellfish, midwest\nfast 709:30, lunch 11-1:30 and Dinner, 6-10. Dancing nightly til slaw or club saladavailable with all beef, fresh homemade rolls, cakes.\ndinner, with Hawaiian entertain- closing. Call for dinner reservations. entrees. Mahimahi and specialties (Continued on pege 45)\nBerean tne N PONE a AR at can Raha He EPRI oe eR os NEGA? Ee eM EEN NG City ms SRR eae wane Ne,\nle CE\n4 2 SSS VN Teen\nGee sat. V i) 4 Me @ Al\n> . A AMS | ot\nMe a SN Oe Tag #h\n2 be AMY) \u2018oA e - A\nso YY p j\n* \\ _\u2019y < ay Y 7 and look for POAKALANI\u2019S\n\u00a3 ae \\ i Hawaiian Quilting patterns.\n\u2018 mod STAs\n, A od \\ m\nJ} \\ / , Easy to sew, fun to wear.\n\\/ ] paren\n\\ V } St mn \\ ete\n1\\ | y m\\ \\ A Jes\nK eo |. |\n\u2018 4 Pf penegoes St oO, 5\n\\ Ci i . 7 \\ Over 100 different styles to\n. V 4 oe\n\\ GR SY \\\" | \\ AA choose from. Traditional\n2 7 \\ f I~ muumuus, holokus and\nrythrh | $ . f / \\ \\ } the latest young casual\nee Fi. \\ :\nHT | si | f \\ fashion designs.\n| \u201c3 ny 4 f :\noP ae fj M f 7 WN \\ Yours to select from at\n5 rs Sa 4 : ( il | \\ better fabric shops through-\nba es Li rf A i \\ \\ out the islands. Create\nf\" | } .\n~ R K\\ your own special allure.\n\u00bb 2 14\natte 1A\n| tae i |\n22 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61303.png": "ARAT WAIL YAY 5\nTROLOKCT EU DXOKYYINY conti\nLIA QAN TIM UA VVANJ (Continued)\na\nment 5:30-8:30, Sunday buffet CHATEAU DU LOUP \u2014Whaler'\u2019s such as Captain's Plate \u2014 white\nMAI I 6-8. Reservations, 877-0071. Market Place, 505 Front St., La- fish, scallops and shrimp cooked\nSHIP'S WHEEL \u2014 Whaler's Mar- haina, 661-8966. The finest in in a tasty secret batter. From\nket Place, 505 Front St., Lahaina. French cuisine ina memorable set- 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., in a nau- -\nTO DINE 661-4806. Ask the chef for his ting. Taste, style, the personal tical atmosphere. Phone 667-9243.\nROBAIRE\u2019S SEAFOOD RES- gourmet choice of the day. Lunch touch and reasonable prices. Din- WAILEA STEAK HOUSE \u2014 On\nTAURANT \u2014 Wailea Town Cen- features fish and chips. Fine dining ner 7:30-10 daily. Reservations. 46 wailea Golf Course, five min\nter. All kinds of seafood: scampi, on shrimp, lobster, crab and deli- oi ee \u00e9 f\nlobsters) tina\u00e9tt lobster, abajoney\\cious \u2018rahimahl. Lunch 11230 ee oie nem from) Town: Center )2: Hawallan\nclams, oysters and famous Bouil- 2:30, Dinner arom) Grdall Dane Whaler\u2019s Market Place, 505 Front dining experience; steak and lob-\nAMMEN exes TIO acne TS WS Coto eth ke St., Lahaina, 661-3288. For deli- ster, scampi, mahimahi, Korean\nMG SP EAGT TOO HUNCH 3 ee Seer cious Italian food and a beautiful ribs, Maui catfish, fish chowders\nMeshes aise fercan Ie \u201cblenty THE RUSTY HARPOON\u2014 whal. View of the sun setting. Fine selec- and the famous \u201call you can eat\u201d\nBARS iar acl tet sis toee exh a Tees llage, on the beach at Kaa. t!0\u201d of California wines. Call for salad bar with fresh hot breads.\nreservations 879-4677. napali, 661-3123. The \u201cDaquiri \u2018servations. So ee ae\n.m.j CC ils 9 a.m. to mid-\nGARY BURGHOFF'S FROZEN Capital of the World\" Rusty says, DON TACO MEXICAN RESTAU- ep iies eee\na 2 : night, daily. Res. 879-2875.\nYOGURT \u2014 764 Front St., Lahai- \u201cCome as youare.\u201d The Bar opens RANT \u2014 Authentic homestyle\nna. Frozen yogurt delights\u2014cones, at 11:30 a.m.; Lunch, 11-3:30; Mexican food is the order of the -aieway RESTAURANT \u2014\nsundaes (with an infinite variety Happy Hour 3:30-6; Dinner, 6-10. day and evening. Interesting menu Ves oir Course ee ASG]\nof toppings), fruit and yogurt Bring in your coupon from this Of tacos, taco salads, enchiladas, fnvercontnensal stat Gperi\ncrepes, banana splits and snacks, magazine for a FREE LUNCH. Rost acae puURtpss Pee ea daily for breakfast and lunch,\nOpen daily from 9 a.m.-10p.m. Phone for reservations. Pear eat eoaG Peer 6:30 a.m.\u20149:30 p.m; dinner, Mon.\nThe al fresco dining area and charm- : r Bere S = BatiGia0e-8:80 with cocktails Une\ning decor invite a yogurt break WHALERS' MARKET PLACE Out preservatives. In Maui malt ee eee country-style\n(just 25 calories per ounce) ang Luau on the beach, every Wed. Open 7 days a week starting at 11 a 1 i <3\n; night from 6-8. Enjoy hulihuli pig, a.m. till 10 p.m., Sundays till 7 294 Salads at luncheon. A Conti-\nyou might get a glimpse of TV\u2019s 2 ios nental at a th lob:\nPee oe poi, lomi salmon, free MaiTais p.m Dee eee eater\nlovable **Radar\" from \u201cM.A.S.H.\"\" \\ \u201d 4 n show Adults Sait ster tail, steaks, catch-of-the-day,\nPhone 661-3538. Taos .8 Jew ees es DON DRYSDALE'S WHALER'S 76\n$14.95, Children 6-12 $7.60, chil- PGR \u2014 Soe pront St. whainye roast Prime beef. Call 879-4060.\nMAUI PALMS EAST-WEST DIN- 5 : Bee tea ee cre\ndren under 6 free. Res. 661-4631. Market Place, cocktails and food\nING ROOM \u2014 On the Bay at Ka- Bees 4 Log KIHEL VILLAGE FISH HOUSE\nhului, Famous since 1953 for Ha- KOA HOUSE\u2014Menehune Shores Served Fe anaes oe ee \u20141947 Kihei Rd. at Kalama Park\nwaiian hospitality. Dining special- Hotel, 760 So. Kihei Rd., Kihei. 2:\u2122: oat Re Sea Renae wich in mid-Kihei, 879-1545. Reserva-\nties include seafood, steaks and 879-3677. Chinese cuisine and cur- \u00b0\u00b0 94 Purgers. See tions a good idea. Dinner only, 7\nchicken in the American mode rent art exhibits. Specialties al- THE FISH FRY \u2014 Lahaina Shop nights a week, 5:30\u201410, $7.25\u2014\nand 17 tasty, succulent Japanese mond duck, chicken with oyster ping Center. Freshly caught Maui $13.50, except lobster, $15.00.\ndinner \u2014 sukiyaki, tempura, teri- sauce, lemon chicken and lobster fish and the best of imported deli- Specialties: Fresh Hawaiian fish,\nyaki and tofu dishes, and an excel- Canton. Complete menu available cacies served daily at reasonable caught daily off Maui, prepared 5\nlent wine list. Daily hours, break- for take-out. Daily, Lunch 11-2, prices. French friesorriceandcole ways. Imported shellfish, midwest\nfast 709:30, lunch 11-1:30 and Dinner, 6-10. Dancing nightly til slaw or club saladavailable with all beef, fresh homemade rolls, cakes.\ndinner, with Hawaiian entertain- closing. Call for dinner reservations. entrees. Mahimahi and specialties (Continued on pege 45)\nBerean tne N PONE a AR at can Raha He EPRI oe eR os NEGA? Ee eM EEN NG City ms SRR eae wane Ne,\nle CE\n4 2 SSS VN Teen\nGee sat. V i) 4 Me @ Al\n> . A AMS | ot\nMe a SN Oe Tag #h\n2 be AMY) \u2018oA e - A\nso YY p j\n* \\ _\u2019y < ay Y 7 and look for POAKALANI\u2019S\n\u00a3 ae \\ i Hawaiian Quilting patterns.\n\u2018 mod STAs\n, A od \\ m\nJ} \\ / , Easy to sew, fun to wear.\n\\/ ] paren\n\\ V } St mn \\ ete\n1\\ | y m\\ \\ A Jes\nK eo |. |\n\u2018 4 Pf penegoes St oO, 5\n\\ Ci i . 7 \\ Over 100 different styles to\n. V 4 oe\n\\ GR SY \\\" | \\ AA choose from. Traditional\n2 7 \\ f I~ muumuus, holokus and\nrythrh | $ . f / \\ \\ } the latest young casual\nee Fi. \\ :\nHT | si | f \\ fashion designs.\n| \u201c3 ny 4 f :\noP ae fj M f 7 WN \\ Yours to select from at\n5 rs Sa 4 : ( il | \\ better fabric shops through-\nba es Li rf A i \\ \\ out the islands. Create\nf\" | } .\n~ R K\\ your own special allure.\n\u00bb 2 14\natte 1A\n| tae i |\n22 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61304.png": "ARAT WAIL YAY 5\nTROLOKCT EU DXOKYYINY conti\nLIA QAN TIM UA VVANJ (Continued)\na\nment 5:30-8:30, Sunday buffet CHATEAU DU LOUP \u2014Whaler'\u2019s such as Captain's Plate \u2014 white\nMAI I 6-8. Reservations, 877-0071. Market Place, 505 Front St., La- fish, scallops and shrimp cooked\nSHIP'S WHEEL \u2014 Whaler's Mar- haina, 661-8966. The finest in in a tasty secret batter. From\nket Place, 505 Front St., Lahaina. French cuisine ina memorable set- 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., in a nau- -\nTO DINE 661-4806. Ask the chef for his ting. Taste, style, the personal tical atmosphere. Phone 667-9243.\nROBAIRE\u2019S SEAFOOD RES- gourmet choice of the day. Lunch touch and reasonable prices. Din- WAILEA STEAK HOUSE \u2014 On\nTAURANT \u2014 Wailea Town Cen- features fish and chips. Fine dining ner 7:30-10 daily. Reservations. 46 wailea Golf Course, five min\nter. All kinds of seafood: scampi, on shrimp, lobster, crab and deli- oi ee \u00e9 f\nlobsters) tina\u00e9tt lobster, abajoney\\cious \u2018rahimahl. Lunch 11230 ee oie nem from) Town: Center )2: Hawallan\nclams, oysters and famous Bouil- 2:30, Dinner arom) Grdall Dane Whaler\u2019s Market Place, 505 Front dining experience; steak and lob-\nAMMEN exes TIO acne TS WS Coto eth ke St., Lahaina, 661-3288. For deli- ster, scampi, mahimahi, Korean\nMG SP EAGT TOO HUNCH 3 ee Seer cious Italian food and a beautiful ribs, Maui catfish, fish chowders\nMeshes aise fercan Ie \u201cblenty THE RUSTY HARPOON\u2014 whal. View of the sun setting. Fine selec- and the famous \u201call you can eat\u201d\nBARS iar acl tet sis toee exh a Tees llage, on the beach at Kaa. t!0\u201d of California wines. Call for salad bar with fresh hot breads.\nreservations 879-4677. napali, 661-3123. The \u201cDaquiri \u2018servations. So ee ae\n.m.j CC ils 9 a.m. to mid-\nGARY BURGHOFF'S FROZEN Capital of the World\" Rusty says, DON TACO MEXICAN RESTAU- ep iies eee\na 2 : night, daily. Res. 879-2875.\nYOGURT \u2014 764 Front St., Lahai- \u201cCome as youare.\u201d The Bar opens RANT \u2014 Authentic homestyle\nna. Frozen yogurt delights\u2014cones, at 11:30 a.m.; Lunch, 11-3:30; Mexican food is the order of the -aieway RESTAURANT \u2014\nsundaes (with an infinite variety Happy Hour 3:30-6; Dinner, 6-10. day and evening. Interesting menu Ves oir Course ee ASG]\nof toppings), fruit and yogurt Bring in your coupon from this Of tacos, taco salads, enchiladas, fnvercontnensal stat Gperi\ncrepes, banana splits and snacks, magazine for a FREE LUNCH. Rost acae puURtpss Pee ea daily for breakfast and lunch,\nOpen daily from 9 a.m.-10p.m. Phone for reservations. Pear eat eoaG Peer 6:30 a.m.\u20149:30 p.m; dinner, Mon.\nThe al fresco dining area and charm- : r Bere S = BatiGia0e-8:80 with cocktails Une\ning decor invite a yogurt break WHALERS' MARKET PLACE Out preservatives. In Maui malt ee eee country-style\n(just 25 calories per ounce) ang Luau on the beach, every Wed. Open 7 days a week starting at 11 a 1 i <3\n; night from 6-8. Enjoy hulihuli pig, a.m. till 10 p.m., Sundays till 7 294 Salads at luncheon. A Conti-\nyou might get a glimpse of TV\u2019s 2 ios nental at a th lob:\nPee oe poi, lomi salmon, free MaiTais p.m Dee eee eater\nlovable **Radar\" from \u201cM.A.S.H.\"\" \\ \u201d 4 n show Adults Sait ster tail, steaks, catch-of-the-day,\nPhone 661-3538. Taos .8 Jew ees es DON DRYSDALE'S WHALER'S 76\n$14.95, Children 6-12 $7.60, chil- PGR \u2014 Soe pront St. whainye roast Prime beef. Call 879-4060.\nMAUI PALMS EAST-WEST DIN- 5 : Bee tea ee cre\ndren under 6 free. Res. 661-4631. Market Place, cocktails and food\nING ROOM \u2014 On the Bay at Ka- Bees 4 Log KIHEL VILLAGE FISH HOUSE\nhului, Famous since 1953 for Ha- KOA HOUSE\u2014Menehune Shores Served Fe anaes oe ee \u20141947 Kihei Rd. at Kalama Park\nwaiian hospitality. Dining special- Hotel, 760 So. Kihei Rd., Kihei. 2:\u2122: oat Re Sea Renae wich in mid-Kihei, 879-1545. Reserva-\nties include seafood, steaks and 879-3677. Chinese cuisine and cur- \u00b0\u00b0 94 Purgers. See tions a good idea. Dinner only, 7\nchicken in the American mode rent art exhibits. Specialties al- THE FISH FRY \u2014 Lahaina Shop nights a week, 5:30\u201410, $7.25\u2014\nand 17 tasty, succulent Japanese mond duck, chicken with oyster ping Center. Freshly caught Maui $13.50, except lobster, $15.00.\ndinner \u2014 sukiyaki, tempura, teri- sauce, lemon chicken and lobster fish and the best of imported deli- Specialties: Fresh Hawaiian fish,\nyaki and tofu dishes, and an excel- Canton. Complete menu available cacies served daily at reasonable caught daily off Maui, prepared 5\nlent wine list. Daily hours, break- for take-out. Daily, Lunch 11-2, prices. French friesorriceandcole ways. Imported shellfish, midwest\nfast 709:30, lunch 11-1:30 and Dinner, 6-10. Dancing nightly til slaw or club saladavailable with all beef, fresh homemade rolls, cakes.\ndinner, with Hawaiian entertain- closing. Call for dinner reservations. entrees. Mahimahi and specialties (Continued on pege 45)\nBerean tne N PONE a AR at can Raha He EPRI oe eR os NEGA? Ee eM EEN NG City ms SRR eae wane Ne,\nle CE\n4 2 SSS VN Teen\nGee sat. V i) 4 Me @ Al\n> . A AMS | ot\nMe a SN Oe Tag #h\n2 be AMY) \u2018oA e - A\nso YY p j\n* \\ _\u2019y < ay Y 7 and look for POAKALANI\u2019S\n\u00a3 ae \\ i Hawaiian Quilting patterns.\n\u2018 mod STAs\n, A od \\ m\nJ} \\ / , Easy to sew, fun to wear.\n\\/ ] paren\n\\ V } St mn \\ ete\n1\\ | y m\\ \\ A Jes\nK eo |. |\n\u2018 4 Pf penegoes St oO, 5\n\\ Ci i . 7 \\ Over 100 different styles to\n. V 4 oe\n\\ GR SY \\\" | \\ AA choose from. Traditional\n2 7 \\ f I~ muumuus, holokus and\nrythrh | $ . f / \\ \\ } the latest young casual\nee Fi. \\ :\nHT | si | f \\ fashion designs.\n| \u201c3 ny 4 f :\noP ae fj M f 7 WN \\ Yours to select from at\n5 rs Sa 4 : ( il | \\ better fabric shops through-\nba es Li rf A i \\ \\ out the islands. Create\nf\" | } .\n~ R K\\ your own special allure.\n\u00bb 2 14\natte 1A\n| tae i |\n22 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61502.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61503.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61505.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61507.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61509.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61511.png": "YY =>, By Pat Morrison\ngy EES ATRIA PIO A YET NI PAA Ba Sh I NS I NAR DO NU a i RE\nAll shows are free at MAUI MALL Internationally known for his sculp- signers and all of the creations are rea-\non Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at tures, Malcolm Moran\u2019s works are exhi- sonably priced.\n1 p.m.; bring a camera, its a must. Maui bited at GALLERY CARMEL, which is Visit HOUSE OF JEWELS (in Kaana-\nMall is in Kahului. located at 713 Front Street in Lahaina pali\u2019s Maui Surf Hotel) and see the qual-\nO\u2019ROURKE\u2019S CARD & GIFT SHOP is and is owned by Deanna and Harry Hai- ity jewelry chosen from the world\u2019s gem\nthe most complete card store in Hawaii. moff. Harry is equally popular for his marts. The owners Florence and Phil\nO\u2019Rourke\u2019s carries all types of souven- original jewelry designs Ward have the Registered Jeweler title\nirs; greetings cards, gift wraps, station- THE PINK & BLACK CORAL FAC- which is awarded by the highly esteemed\nery, and knick-knacks. TORY transforms coral from Pacific American Gem Society. They also have\nSIR WILFRED\u2019S the world\u2019s finest cof- Ocean reefs into glorious jewelry for a priceless selection of Japanese sword\nfees including Hawaii\u2019s own Kona Coffee. you! Take a factory tour and see the lo- ornaments (nelsukes). Another store is\nSamples of fresh ground coffee are yours cal craftspeople at work. Located just a in the Kauai Surf Hotel.\nwhile shopping for accessories or tobac- few minutes from the airport at 38 Air- JOHN OF MAUI, a wood carver\nco items. Look for the life-size Wooden port Road, Kahului and open Monday who\u2019s hard to beat, offers factory tours\nCowboy. thru Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.\nThe workmanship is excellent at The SOUTH SEAS TRADING POST to 4:30 p.m. To find beautifully fash-\nLUANA ORIGINALS (next to the La- at 851 Front Street in Lahaina is owned ioned statues of Hawaii\u2019s deep sea fish,\nhaina Broiler at 869 Front Street). This by the popular Joan and \u201cMac\u201d McKel- uniquely carved bowles and hand-carved\nstore features alluring sarongs and biki- vey and they take frequent trips to the wooden plages, go to 599 Haleakala\nnis, made to order in the material of South Pacific and far Asian islands iti Highway (near the airport),\nyour choice, their continuous search for rare and LAHAINA SQUARE is a shoppers\nEMERALDS INTERNATIONAL at exotic jewelry, basketwear and artifacts. oasis. Plenty of convenient parking, with\n858-1 Front Street in Lahaina, excelsin Other stores are in Kona and Kauai. a grand variety of stores and amenites.\noffering the finest emeralds from South Lahaina\u2019s PO] FACTORY, conveni- In Lahaina makai of the sugar stack.\nAmerica. Owner Manuel Marcial makes ently located at 819 Front Street, special- CASSIDY & ME features sporting, el-\nfrequent trips to his native Colombia to izes in bikinis and dresses. The fun fa- egant casual attire. Located in Lahaina\nbring back exquisite gems which he cuts shions are one of a kind \u2014 each is hand- Square this apparel shop caters to beach-\nand designs into original jewelry pieces. made by one of a variety of island de- (Continued on page 37)\nMusic of\nHawaii - South Pacific Arr, RENT-A-CAR\nCATALOG LU FIL), SYSTEM\n| 1 we OF HAWAII\n4 NN oy Listings of available records,\nyy \\\\ Sit \u00e9 a pe eee 1978 NEW MODELS,\npi aot rtists, content, prices, and charges. G.M., FORD & others\nA yh Q Arr\nThe dancers ay tees = ag > FROM\nof the Pacific. ON oe: ay a\nThe drums on , la he = $ 95\nof the Islands. se ee i wae\nThe feast and fun tie, ' h ah a PER DAY\nof Luau Pacifica. oa ae , 4.so SPECIAL WEEKLY, MONTHLY\nThe flowers of Kauai. ree | RATES AND FREE MILEAGE\n\" Kauai\u2019s Paradise Pacifica is a Ni =<\ntropical. garden filled with history Aa \u00abTt, FREE AIRPORT PICK\u2014UP\nlegend and song. Our blossoms open ye D a ee, Use Courtesy phone at Baggage Area\ndaily at 10 a.m., the Luau Pacifica aS\nae comes on at 5 p.m., followed at 7:15p.m. Ae MAUI 877-5594\nby the most exciting dance pageantry Pu KAHULUI AIRPORT\nin the islands ei NE ES \u2014 > FREE HOTEL CONDO PICK-UP.\nKAUAIWPS me Ae KAHUL a KEIHI\nPARADISE Send $5.75 (includes handling) to: OAHU 922-2733\nPACIFICA HONOLULU AIRPORT\nr House of Music Ltd. -nu~ Qe FREE AIRPORT & WAIKIKI! PICK-UP\n1365 Colburn St. vane\n822-4911\u2014WAILUA RIVER Honolulu, Hi. 96817 *\u201d MOST MAJOR CREDIT\nMARINA STATE PARK CARDS EXCEPTED\nwe mail world wide\nLatitude 20/November 1978 27", "img_61616.png": "PAE LE BELLA SED BB Ei TO EPR ERTS NAS TE ID Pe\nREE ENOTES AEP ILO BELLI LEYTE EE OEE LES) LE LGA LEI NEL E DS FORBES STEP. AE EEE LEED TIE MELE ELIE EL ORE BEBE BETS\nORIGINALS by ae fromiUpcounity ra\nhandmade :\n| are Maui... SSE\n2 =coral\n. * a seal Ae~\n- *scrimshaw\nme\n\u201cJPME A\u2018! precious & 1\n\\ * ir ; eee ons PY ae ee\na . i M AL Al [mS aL Laced a edn Cae)\n\u201cWhy not let me handcraft your original\nee ie of Abe a \u201d : while you ee : j Seen aT\n. old ay Mel Mee Se 0 |\nCb2- Cee ey Oo book IRAN aap TT\nfor special discount mention this ad ee Oe Oe i e e elelde)\n718 Front St., Lahaina (in Blair's) \u2014667-9288 5 eye yl i)\nee brings you a unique ee\n| vei MS ee SECC coll ton of recipes from\nee up-country Maui \u2014\nie ~\u00a5 TN a eas .\n, % pscanayeonpes the best of our cooking CUdE\n(er Ee T:) traditions. Bhi Q...,\nk inese Cuisine\n7 ea # PS rcp A beautiful idea and cocktails served oceanside\n@ f y for gout I lunch: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.\nF f #4 anda dinner: 6-10 p.m.\n. 7 PY 7) FA i gift for your 1 g dancing nightly \u2018til closing\naa saxe petite tee an rH Complete menu available for takeout\nTT) oT gael? pete Part Op MENEHUNE SHORES\noe Mekauo, Maat, Hi. 96768 760 So. Kihei Rd.\nPenieee er L TL eet Peery Also available at many fine stores RESERVATIONS: 879-3677\ntt a et Pe LY on Maui.\nwD y S)\nop atl\n DTO).. SI Pen EC AT Ta\ns e e >\nKahului... Lahaina... Wailea...\nYou will love the warm, plantation- Everyone knows where the When you are at the Wailea Town\nstyle atmosphere of our Ice Pioneer Inn is, and that\u2019s where Center, look for our beautiful,\nCream Parlor in the Kahului you will find the best ice cream new Ice Cream Shop. You will -\nShopping Center, aswell as the cones, sodas, sundaes, milk find our delicious ice cream cones,\ntaste-treats you'll tind there. With shakes and all manner of exciting super sodas, exotic sundaes, -\nsuch a selection of ice cream concoctions to please sailors thick or thin milk shakes and a\nflavors, soda fountain creations and land lubbers alike. Maui is very special selection of gourmet\nand candies, there is sure to be No Ka Oi... and so is sandwiches. . t\nsomething to please everybody. \u2014 Ed & Don's Ice Cream Parlor! =\nNow you can bring a little of Hawaii home Ty \u00a5 T cy)? -\nfor yourself or friends when you buy the HAV E YOU TRIED?... aN\nNew Ed & Don\u2019s Dessert Book. Please something as simple as a big scoop of ee \\\npenta pte $.50 nostade and re Ed & Don\u2019s French Vanilla Ice Cream a OS y 4\nandling (check or money order) to See Sas ud\nDon's Dessert Book, 1202 Waimanu St.. served on half a papaya. Sprinkle it with Bea \\ NS: ae oo\nHonolulu, Hawaii 96814 chopped, candied ginger or toasted, Be y \u2019)\nYou may also purchase one at any flaked coconut for a taste-surprise. as re\nEd & Don's store. Come by, and with =\nthe money you save on postage, you can Please remember our 2 original stores in the Ala Moana a _\u2014\nenjoy a refreshing super-treat Shopping Center to serve you when you are in Honolulu.", "img_61385.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61386.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61387.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61388.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61389.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61390.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61391.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61393.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61394.png": "ee NE\nmms XPLORE KADAI mee\nCRS gO RT NR ET PLT PE,\nae Spee (We ay \u2018 ze Ce ae mo\nail ott W d f = ONC a eter\nPaks) IN SUY INg aA me)\nfrom_the roaster KAUA! WINDSURFING o ,\n; EXPERIENCE IS i fall ocas\ntla NOW OPEN\u2014\u2014____ IPN STINE\nLearn to Windsurf y a he NOL ene\n(certified instruction) Loe (OME TL SMe Lae ALA f\nCOFFEE Special introductory ee\npessorubate ya id (O)\\ | Sa a OO) GI Nleuy\nj WY if eTEML Cr St TaR tem tld Sate ord\ni ROAST ING EASY LEARNING i Peis el mT rd\nCENTER EXCURSIONS . eT\nTHe Market Plac\u00e9l-\\sHop 39 RENTALS 2 ie, Fae? ee CU eles Baas ase nn {\nat the Cc t Pla a . te 3 CU er ic tals\nNP waipoul aust Phone: 245-9290 Ce ei ue MM eran\n@ coffee @ tea e nuts e spices e herbs @ or Kauai Surf ext. 7830 anole: Peo\n: +c N e \u00e9 the |\nHi, my name is Sunny... Ow, lu, = :\n\u00bb \u00bb\nand | own one of the most f \"ch dajj & |\nGaecres Sa ea tie Y fr\nunique restaurants in the world x Om 11\ni ihue i \u00a5 a,\nint ihue, Kaual. \u2018 \u2122m, = \u00a9 Bestsellers\nIt\u2019s called the Casa Blanca... 7 fat e Games\nand we offer Kauai\u2019s only late * -~ ' ; Cg @ Hawaiiana\ngout met dining service in a very - We have the most complete selection |j\nfriendly and casual atmosphere. ; a 7 \u201c2 of paper back books on the island. }\nWe're open every night from : Over 5,000 books in stock.\n5:30-10:30 for dinner with 3 ? OPEN EARLY \u2014 CLOSE LATE\nBrunch on Sundays and live = + i \u201c% the Market Place at Coconut Plantation |\nentertainment in our OASIS % Ww pee are Walnouluhaues z\nlounge until the wee small /~ {Meisz Wott ist De ERB RAG Ae So YD abe ae\nhours. Oh Yes, we special- . eo\nize in Italian and French oi CVUB LETTY\ncu.sine with lots of fresh wry b Restaurant and Cabaret\nlocal seafood and Kauai\u2019s S Lig F Nawiliwili Bay\nonly f resh Fruit SBR o> F 7 CANTONESE FOOD\nDaquiris. bs a . | a specialty of the house\nCall us for res Lge Sy) wy | COMPLETE MENU \u2014 including\nervations at 245-9181 a ? +) : mM! | STEAK-LOBSTER\u2014-MAHIMAHI\nand free hotel pickup \u2014,) J a fi Wie DINNER: 5:30-9:45 p.m.\nFane ae ae sk : GLA A FC a BS cs Closed TUESDAYS\nI know you'll love : fz S z hs aisle Qi\nKauai and have the GEE nn EO Oe MUSIC to Dine & Dance by\u20147:30 p.m.\ntime of your life 3 2989 HALEKO ROAD After dinner Dance Band & DISCO\nat the Casa Blanca. \u00a2 Courtesy pick-up \u2014 Lihue area\n245-9181 S 245-4970. . . . after hours 245-3856\n\u2014\u2014 || SUGAR MILL SNACKS]\nQe) gas i\nLN SEES. Shp .3\nlan maa) CRRA)\n4 4 7 V3 COCON Olt 5\nNas dena PLANTATION\u2019 | f \"20, \u201cS\nNo Lr *MUUMUUS *SOUVENTRS MARKET PLACE ||] \"<5 oF\nAcouf\naw i \u201cHANDICRAFTS  +(MPORTS 1 na. tees\nae | / *SLIPPERS + WOOD CARVINGS BBVA Ai osises\ncae > \u201cVELVET PAINTINGS +T-SHIRTS hy pres TAS ants\ney? = MWe [A Be Nut Waffle\nNeleae\u2014 h ; t \u201c4 A Pn eS Fresh Fruit\nee AQ The Market Place At Coconut Plantation Bees ie toe noes ene a MSS Sten\nBR i De 484 Kuhio Hy \u201cat Waipouli hapa, Kaul i, OPEN 7 AM M-S; Sun, 8 AM\n822-9981\n36 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61347.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61349.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61350.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61351.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61353.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61355.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61356.png": "won seen\nah Al TA le AGem of a Show place (Continued from page 29)\nEE ture and stained glass enrich a gallery You see treasures of pre-Biblical age\nof the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. jn a corridor of Mediterranean art.\nROSITA\u2019S Adjoining is the highly valued Samuel The museums\u2019s dramatic contemporary\n; H. Kress Foundation Collection of : collection is housed in the wing gallery,\nf Featuring Italian Renaissance paintings. A series while in the intimate Academy Theatre :\nMargaritas of galleries is devoted to European and downstairs lectures, films and special\nCy By The Pitcher ee eae events are pet mee the ane\n\\ Dyes asters aS ey! S, Delacroix, was opened a gallery for Arts of the\naD) Ila.m. \u2014 11p.m. Seat ae ee eee Pacific, Africa and the Americas, includ- r\n} inspired art by Choris and Dampier has \u2014_jng Hawaiian Island arts and crafts, was\na Ne Kauai\u2019s only a logical place. Separate sections are established off Kinau Court.\nee authentic arranged with vintage furniture, silver- The u-shaped upper floor of the\n~\"=\u2014 Mexican Restaurant ware and china. Academy proper is used for changing\nIn the Menehune Village across\nfrom the Kauai Surf Hotel :\nin Nawiliwili\noY\nPOLYNESIAN SP\nSHOW fi\n* FEATURING wegcls\nALL THE DANCES Peet a i\nAND MUSIC | |\nOF THE PACIFIC! i gee f F\nNightly Dinner Show at 7 pm \u201d pane By Me - Pt J\n\u201c2 Dinner served from NG i me 7 | ,\n6 pm to 8:30 pm te Bar \u2018 y i\nu, oa |\nMOTEL a \\ . | Ea\n3-5920 Kuhio Hwy. / Phone 245-3931 Prt; i 7\u201d 5 ae?\nWhere The Wailua River Meets The Sea nd eT \u2018 See nee\nAn. | d\nLaan eee ee as aa a a = \u201ces re\nHawaiian Designed bee eee a\noe che, tol\nNEEDLEPOINT 2 oe ey eee |\nOUR CATALOG HAS OVER 100 ee tte Seats i\nORIGINAL HAWAIIAN-STYLE KITS Ceo ae\nBreadfruit (Ulu) design en i f 2 be\nKit $4.50 includes mail: : ~<\ning and catalog\nAbove: English painting and decorative arts, 18th century.\ncatalog only: Send $1.00 to: Below: \u00a7 rm\nee ati, low: Sculpture garden, paved area. ninitions through the year. Late 1978\n\u201c2 lati \u201c % c\\o. lian bas showings include Tsutsumu \u2014 The Art\nP.O, Box 67, Hanapepe, Kauai, HI 96716 Br 6S, 4 a a be lapinose Backave jointly\nAnd, stop and see us on your way to a ie \u201cre \u201c 3 ak\nWaimea Canyon! Phone 335-5731 hee meee ee Ofcanized by Japan House and the\n4 mostidaighe yiftishopst \u201cey Pe tes 4 me. 7 American Federation of Arts, Septem-\n- an ber 24-November 5, and Art Hawaii, the\nse ee \u2018 *) gly ete ; Academy\u2019s 28th annual exhibition\n1 ! Be sca Wid eeu honoring island artists, through\n1 RENT-A. dEEP 1 NS gS eS i ie December.\nPecnig se cain) a 1 = pe 3 id i , : One pecan contains the Ukiyo-e Ac\nIs 1978 CJ-5, 4 Wheel Drive Jeeps 1 eee EB Center, a showcase for the James A.\nI + 5-6 Passengers i Pag | a Ihe Michener Collection of Japanese wood-\nI + CB Radio Equipped !| Eee = a ay 7 fat lock prints. Ukiyo-e, (floating world\nf \u00a9 Free Jeep Trail Maps Poumeras if id S 4 Bs wm = pictures) is an esteemed and influential S\nI $60 per 24 hr. day oa 1 : ee == aan = genre art practiced by many true masters\nI Look for Airport 1 get for 250 years.\nBee une \u201c a, =e Pa With all these attributes it is fitting\nKAUAI 245-9622 4\n\u00a7 MAUI 877-6626 } ! He : that the Honolulu Academy of Arts is a\nt 1 i ; Registered National Historic Place. And\n| Mastercharge 4 1 He . one final item: It\u2019s all free to the public.\nI eens , Ot ok Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\n1 Express 1 and Saturday 10a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m.; Thurs-\nI. * $5 DISCOUNT by mentioning Ad 8 day 11 a.m. \u2014 4:30 p.m., 7 \u2014 9 p.m. and\nee eee eee Sunday 2 \u2014 5 p.m.\n38 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61396.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61397.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61398.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61401.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61402.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_61403.png": "J \u201c A ey la fe eg\n(Edin Pad Po oon A-Condo-\nern ee\nen Bilge Makat the Susar Mil Sack zs oe ey > WwW e m?\na te? \u201c as oe B c -\noa es ken nes Z iW: 4\\ SS aacns a) ES art ee HAITI\na a Cares (NHAINGA .Q WAR es Ee Paes f WW o\nTl lo FT we a Camere Te\na y { UR _ ff _ de me v ae\ns a\nem WHAT ARE THE WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT LAHAINA Yes By Kathy Smith\nbatty \u00a7=SQUARE? 4\n= TO BEGIN WITH WE \u2019VE PLENTY OF PARKING HERE. fo oe eo ee\n\nBev, THERE'S JEWELRY, GIFTS WITH ELEGANCE TO SPARE a fcr the \u201cAssociction of Owners.\u201d\n\nRAS INTERIOR FURNISHINGS AND DESIGNER WEAR. Boyaccaretheneberndibethadacieionect\n\nee ge FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE THE TIME ar) the majority of your co-owners. This\n\nLM Hy THE FINEST RESTAURANTS AT WHICH TO DINE. ie) governing body meets at least annually\n\nDeke BUT IF YOU'RE RUSHED AND HURRYING THRU\u2019 ge) = ((according to the by-laws of each asso-\n\nWee WE'VE COT FAST FOOD EATERIES TOO. i int ae to conduct ee\n\n7 WE\u2019VE SPORTING GOODS AND THE FOODLAND STORE gM claction of the board pratuee ae\n\n5 A DOCTOR AND DENTIST \u2014 THERE'S SO MUCH MORE. \u201cWJ most cases, the board then elects officers\n\ni i \u00bb WE\u2019D LIKE YOU TO KNOW WHERE WE\u2019RE AT cS from among its members. The duties of\n\nQy) j har the board may vary with the by-laws.\n\ni ih ea siete : b # pe. Generally, at least in Hawaii, the by-laws\n\nBs, IN LAHAINA, WE\u2019RE MAKAI * THE SUGAR MILL STACK . RY state that the board shall hire a managing\n\na is : et * \u201cON THE OCEAN SIDE\u201d firmed bets agent, which is to be a Hawaiian corpor-\n\n5 iy LEI DE 4 = at. ala s\u00e9 ef ce ation, to do the management duties.\n\nJ a oe The duties of the managing agent\nusually consist of preparing working\nbudgets, hiring the on-site personnel, in-\n\ner cluding the resident manager, collecting\n& ont 2 pees) Y maintenance fees and disbursing funds.\nSik a MAINTENANCE FEES \u2014 These are\nBasuads E} a the payments made by each and every\n. : owner of a unit within the condomin-\noy + } ium. They are used to pay utilities, pay-\nrd Home roll for on-site people, buy fertilizer,\noF aa (~ tools and on ae supplies,\nwise teen! 8 i very importantly, to build a reserve for\noS wd YS 2) \\ =e Mai that day when the building needs paint-\nEy) ing or re-roofing. They are usually paid\nB > Bakery on the first of the month, with many\nEX VU of vu) 3 Home of the famous associations charging a late fee to those\nD ) pas Maui crispy Manju owners who do not pay on time.\ni \u2018 i Kaahumanu Center, Both maintenance fees and special assess-\ng oN LU / Vineyard Sireet,\u201d Sone: ments are a legal obligation of the own-\n4 ailuku . . . . 244-0818 er to the association, and failure to pay\nrd OANA ee . 244-7015 will usually result in a lien being placed\na Lahaina Square, on the property.\n\u2014F Lahaina... .'. 661- :\n>) R OTP) Weaerie SENET Maintenance fees can be held down\nWy 5} & dinner 8a.m.-9p.m. daily, by good resident managers and manag-\ning agents in some of the following ways:\n\u2014All common area lights should be\nte + on timers;\n1\u00a9 \u2014Pool motors should also be on\nJQHAi Wa SQ. +3381 timers, or adjusted manually to com- i\n~\u2014 \u00a9 pensate for more or less usage;\n> Complete ~ = \u2014Contracts for services such as sew-\nselection of deli meats, cheeses,\nmonday to saturday sandwiches, juices and a terrific age treatment, plant maintenance\n10-6 assortment of ice-cold, and refuse service should be reviewed E\nHBG ree Gas: and re-bid periodically;\nTAKEOUT: 661-8551 \u2014Insurance is a major expense and\nMon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. should be reviewed both for cost and\nSun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m, adequacy of coverage. ;\nLahaina Square, Lahaina, Maui Your managing agent, board of direc-\nN tors and general membership must all\nstN work together to insure the smooth-\nELicares working relationship necessary for an\neconomically well-run and efficient con-\ndominium project.\n40 Latitude 20/November 1978", "img_42332.png": "Memorandum\n\u2014\u2014 .\nTait mae\nee a \u00a9 DePuy.\nwih 23 44.0\n3 gk OCT\n: oon eee\nYo Distribution\nfom Jim Lancaster \\4 dste September 16, 1996\nSubject Alternate Bearing ~ Praject Core Team Meeting SUMMARY\nThe minutes from the previous meeting (9-3-96) were reviewed and accepted by the PCT.\nBernice Aboud presented the Materials Research objectives for the project to the group.\nThe breakdown of Bemice\u2019s objectives are listed below.\nAs of next weeks meeting, Monday, Sept-16th, at 8:45am in the Lab Conference\nRoom, we will meet each Monday in the Lab Conference room at 8:45am. We have\nblocked this meeting time for the remainder of this year. Thanks for your time.\nMaterials Science (B.A.)\n\u00ae Short Term\n~ Define hardness and microstructures parameters of forged inserts\n~ Identify forging house technically capable of forging liner inserts using CCM+\n~ Locate material (CCM+) for forging inserts for simulator products\n\u00ae Medium Term\n~ Work with forging vendor on; tool, process, microstructure, test samples, etc.\n~ Define specifications and measures needed to controll forgings in long term\n\u00ab Long Term\n~ Investigate metal dissolution of selected couple in conjunction with simulator\ntesting and any edditional outside Jeremy Gilbert) testing.\n~ Support analysis of post sirnulator tested product via; SEM, EDS, etc.\nClinical (C,H)\ne IDE contents checklist supplied to group. To coordinate with DePuy Int. regulatory\ngroup to generate IDE/EN540 requirements matrix.\nPatent Review (V\u00a5.M.)\ne Action required: Review current applicable patents and advise design group of any\nliminatons or areas of potential infringement.\nref. TAALT-BRG\\DOC\\PCTMTG3.MEM\n. ~~, \u00a2\na CORANGE company\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY056216349\nPLT-00212-00001", "img_56079.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rar\n. \u2014 fazceue)\nCORESTA Recommended Method No.25\nAmbient air flow around cigarettes in routine analytical\nsmoking machines : Control and monitoring\n\u00a9. jINTROOUCTION\nThe development of smoking machines has taken place over perhaps 45\nyears. However because the mechanical configurations which can meet\nthis Recommended Method differ greatly, it has been found from the\nwork of a special Task Force*, established by OORESTA, that additional\nspecification of the inmediate smoking machine environment is\nnecessary. This leads to better reproducibility in the international\ninter-laboratory comparisons which are often required. It is\ndoubtful if a general mechanical specification can be written to cover\nall types of smoking machine and so, as well as a general .\nspecificatim, it is necessary to provide exanples for the designs\nmost generally used.\nThere are two principal designs which satisfy OORESTA Recormended\nMethod RM No.22:\n- type (a) in which the position of the cigarette in its holder is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the puff termination\ndevice;\n- type (b) in which the position of the puff termination device is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the cigarette and its\nholder.\n1. FIELD OF APPLICATION\nThis Recommended Method\n- specifies the ambient air velocities surrounding cigarettes in an\nanalytical smoking machine during the smoking process and mechanical\ndesign of the enclosures inmediately surrounding then;\n- specifies the methods of air velocity measurement and the location\nwhere air velocity shall be measured.\n*The Task Force, composed of menbers of the CORESTA Smoke & Technology\nGroups, has conducted collaborative studies in 1988, 1989 and 1990. gz\nThe studies have already resulted in the production of Recommended w\nMethods RM21, 22, 23 and 24, a\n. a\n. Me\n. \u00a9\n\u00a9\nORR a", "img_56080.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rar\n. \u2014 fazceue)\nCORESTA Recommended Method No.25\nAmbient air flow around cigarettes in routine analytical\nsmoking machines : Control and monitoring\n\u00a9. jINTROOUCTION\nThe development of smoking machines has taken place over perhaps 45\nyears. However because the mechanical configurations which can meet\nthis Recommended Method differ greatly, it has been found from the\nwork of a special Task Force*, established by OORESTA, that additional\nspecification of the inmediate smoking machine environment is\nnecessary. This leads to better reproducibility in the international\ninter-laboratory comparisons which are often required. It is\ndoubtful if a general mechanical specification can be written to cover\nall types of smoking machine and so, as well as a general .\nspecificatim, it is necessary to provide exanples for the designs\nmost generally used.\nThere are two principal designs which satisfy OORESTA Recormended\nMethod RM No.22:\n- type (a) in which the position of the cigarette in its holder is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the puff termination\ndevice;\n- type (b) in which the position of the puff termination device is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the cigarette and its\nholder.\n1. FIELD OF APPLICATION\nThis Recommended Method\n- specifies the ambient air velocities surrounding cigarettes in an\nanalytical smoking machine during the smoking process and mechanical\ndesign of the enclosures inmediately surrounding then;\n- specifies the methods of air velocity measurement and the location\nwhere air velocity shall be measured.\n*The Task Force, composed of menbers of the CORESTA Smoke & Technology\nGroups, has conducted collaborative studies in 1988, 1989 and 1990. gz\nThe studies have already resulted in the production of Recommended w\nMethods RM21, 22, 23 and 24, a\n. a\n. Me\n. \u00a9\n\u00a9\nORR a", "img_56081.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rar\n. \u2014 fazceue)\nCORESTA Recommended Method No.25\nAmbient air flow around cigarettes in routine analytical\nsmoking machines : Control and monitoring\n\u00a9. jINTROOUCTION\nThe development of smoking machines has taken place over perhaps 45\nyears. However because the mechanical configurations which can meet\nthis Recommended Method differ greatly, it has been found from the\nwork of a special Task Force*, established by OORESTA, that additional\nspecification of the inmediate smoking machine environment is\nnecessary. This leads to better reproducibility in the international\ninter-laboratory comparisons which are often required. It is\ndoubtful if a general mechanical specification can be written to cover\nall types of smoking machine and so, as well as a general .\nspecificatim, it is necessary to provide exanples for the designs\nmost generally used.\nThere are two principal designs which satisfy OORESTA Recormended\nMethod RM No.22:\n- type (a) in which the position of the cigarette in its holder is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the puff termination\ndevice;\n- type (b) in which the position of the puff termination device is\nfixed, i.e. adjustments are made by moving the cigarette and its\nholder.\n1. FIELD OF APPLICATION\nThis Recommended Method\n- specifies the ambient air velocities surrounding cigarettes in an\nanalytical smoking machine during the smoking process and mechanical\ndesign of the enclosures inmediately surrounding then;\n- specifies the methods of air velocity measurement and the location\nwhere air velocity shall be measured.\n*The Task Force, composed of menbers of the CORESTA Smoke & Technology\nGroups, has conducted collaborative studies in 1988, 1989 and 1990. gz\nThe studies have already resulted in the production of Recommended w\nMethods RM21, 22, 23 and 24, a\n. a\n. Me\n. \u00a9\n\u00a9\nORR a", "img_52176.png": "Jew Noks\n\u2014brod\nchem x vec \u00a2p}or 5\nse alnitbake 7 grok 8 |\noper diy. ute Fght pmo we? \u2014~\n- Vo we have good instruments ? \u00a9 balbt, sm. behav.)\n: 7 Need to Reus an\n\u2014moters ef degree\n. = subtle y \u201cconty odsd ions\n-- L- reves how de\n9 -consiskincy\n\u2014 wlio meority\n\u2014nwed fv clean expts Ce.g, srorhes pH, ocids, So}ivry\neH, iohoal. vs non-mbhal , Ua pov\n(hoe nie vs ofhey opds,\ntor \u2018pu tf\n} - Srv oothy. in relodivn +o > thoy aly. bats\n, Where How does optimum cha nse when\n- wem sdudy Trae 2 Pro} veo) As ff ?\na a a a i errr", "img_271.png": "CF oO\nToregle wood - Smoothness 4- B0-FG\n3-5) minutes\nSmoothness ,\n~ Wty De fr thot ks where the sens. 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FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47750.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47734.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47737.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47740.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47744.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47747.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47748.png": "es, eee 1\nSPI PARP. FORM 1012\naver August 1970\nTide 7 \"GAO Mancal TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-113\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT VOUCHER NO.\nDHEW-NIH-NCI-DCCP\nPAYEE'S NAME SCHEDULE NO.\nDr. William Darby SS# 414-50-9489\nMAILING ADDRESS (Including ZIP Code) PAID BY |\nNutrition Foundation |\n489 5th Avenue\nNew York, New York\nOFFICLAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE |\nNew York, New York\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. |\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE) Outstanding $ |\n6/1 0/76 6/1 1/76 (CASH: PAY MERGE ORIG is\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION(S) | Amount to be applied RECEIVED (DATE) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014____\nNO. DATE\n-  NIH-160284 6/14/76 aa SEE SURG cr PijGa) So a eee\nTRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED\nINITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION. Te AGENT SN] CARRIER | OF SERVICE, DATE, |\nE ISSUING AND ACCOM-\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. = Ga\nMew - (910 (\nf J\n( * { AN (AA 4 J Z\\ Lp\n(Date) (Signature of Payeey p ] 1S5t 8\u00a7\nApproved. Long distance telephone calls are certified as necessary in the | DIFFER ES: f}\ninterest of the Government. i\nAdministrativersOtficer;-OCCP, NGI. = -aa meee mene eee\n(Date) *** (Approving Officer) hee 2\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY Total verified correct for charge to appropriation (s)\nVOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR) ate\n(initials). 22. seen ceca teawace==s--5--\nCertified correct and proper for payment: i Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) ae\n: NET TO\nitsh ery ie aman Eee oon 2 a eee oe te A et ee Re 2 \u2014\u2014\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER a\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION\n6-8322561 T 212M\u2019 ;\na tee Ng rn ae errr ae\n* Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; |\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat.\n** FRAUDULENT CLAIM\u2014Falsification of an item in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C. 2514) and may result in a fine of not more |\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C, 287; fd. 1001). ;\n***If long distance telephone calls are included, the approving officer must have been authorized in writing by the head of the department or ageacy to so certify |\n(31 U.S.C. 680a).", "img_47758.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_47762.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_47763.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_47765.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_47766.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_47767.png": "\u2018 < oe SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS. CLAIMED\na\nPREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only tf tm travel status immediately prior to period covered by this toucher and tf admin-\n| : istratively required}\n| - DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIOD\n| (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL)\n|\n| AUTHORIZED\nDATE MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED\n76 NATURE OF EXPENSE* See\n6/10 _}Taxi - Residence to Airport 4:30PM bea eS eae ar A ee 50\nLV: New York, New York 5:00PM\n| Airline r\u00e9ceipt is attached 00\n| 6/11 _|Taxi_- Hotel to Bethesda, MD\u2018 8:00A\nTaxi _- Bethesda. MD to Airpo 2:30PM 8100. \u00b0\n* LV: Washington, DC 6:00PM Pie taal\n- AR: New York, New Yor 4 :00PM\nT night at $28.00 = $28.00 Sok er) es\nAverage lodings' co = $28. 00/nigh' { !\nand miscellaneot = 4. 00/day : J\ni\n! ' i | |\n| Oe Se a eS a ae, ee |\n'\n| pee To ER sen! | el\ni \u00e9\n| per ee a ay\n| 4\n| | :\n| Beh EAS ee eee ele S| | el pee ee\n| pe eee ag aie | oe\naes ee eo ee eae an ear\npers wre acl ae eee arb. Weare Sah\n| ig cS ames ee ge he ee ee\nes ;\n| eee ee\ni | foaled\n! | ! | |\n} i { |\nje\nGrand total to face of voucher | i | |\n(Gib to be cabited Reeward M nccessiryy) \u201cEP S114 25 | oa a9 (50 | 101 475\ne\u00a2S16\u2014S1565-1 cro\ns \u201cAE per diem allowances for members of employee's immediate family are included, give members\u2019 names, their relationship to employee,\nj and ages and marital status of children (unless this information is shown on the travel authorization).\nSea, Les eSB ee pec UU erro", "img_64696.png": "Table 7: Tentative upper and lower limits (+ 2 SD) for\nplasma triglyceride and cholesterol in third\ntrimester pregnancy (mean 36 weeks) and 6\nweeks postpartum\nPregnant Postpartum\n(36 weeks) (6 weeks)\nLL UL LL UL\nA. Triglyceride\nTotal ASE 416 33 166\nVLDL 55 250 4 161\nLDL aD 150 3 53\nDL 27 60 3 14\nB. Cholesterol\nTotal Lee 345 15/7 aed\nVLDL 0 ae 0 18\nLDL 78 264 80 170\nHDL 32 90 31 ot\n(deta of Movitis Pant RW Cropp using meWhede of\n(ebss Lipid Research Clinics Program. 1974. Manual of\nLaboratory Operations. National Heart and Lung Institute,\nBethesda, Maryland. DHEW Publication No. NIH-75-628,\npeels)\nSYolU]cerevan alti OSH PA MWA VAL aCe [Uks11aVZo[ole10]pat=1al ecm exs) mt -10 | 6) (0 [0ex<\u00a51.\u00a25) 1 0 -ear A", "img_64697.png": "Table 7: Tentative upper and lower limits (+ 2 SD) for\nplasma triglyceride and cholesterol in third\ntrimester pregnancy (mean 36 weeks) and 6\nweeks postpartum\nPregnant Postpartum\n(36 weeks) (6 weeks)\nLL UL LL UL\nA. Triglyceride\nTotal ASE 416 33 166\nVLDL 55 250 4 161\nLDL aD 150 3 53\nDL 27 60 3 14\nB. Cholesterol\nTotal Lee 345 15/7 aed\nVLDL 0 ae 0 18\nLDL 78 264 80 170\nHDL 32 90 31 ot\n(deta of Movitis Pant RW Cropp using meWhede of\n(ebss Lipid Research Clinics Program. 1974. Manual of\nLaboratory Operations. National Heart and Lung Institute,\nBethesda, Maryland. DHEW Publication No. NIH-75-628,\npeels)\nSYolU]cerevan alti OSH PA MWA VAL aCe [Uks11aVZo[ole10]pat=1al ecm exs) mt -10 | 6) (0 [0ex<\u00a51.\u00a25) 1 0 -ear A", "img_64698.png": "Table 7: Tentative upper and lower limits (+ 2 SD) for\nplasma triglyceride and cholesterol in third\ntrimester pregnancy (mean 36 weeks) and 6\nweeks postpartum\nPregnant Postpartum\n(36 weeks) (6 weeks)\nLL UL LL UL\nA. Triglyceride\nTotal ASE 416 33 166\nVLDL 55 250 4 161\nLDL aD 150 3 53\nDL 27 60 3 14\nB. Cholesterol\nTotal Lee 345 15/7 aed\nVLDL 0 ae 0 18\nLDL 78 264 80 170\nHDL 32 90 31 ot\n(deta of Movitis Pant RW Cropp using meWhede of\n(ebss Lipid Research Clinics Program. 1974. Manual of\nLaboratory Operations. National Heart and Lung Institute,\nBethesda, Maryland. DHEW Publication No. NIH-75-628,\npeels)\nSYolU]cerevan alti OSH PA MWA VAL aCe [Uks11aVZo[ole10]pat=1al ecm exs) mt -10 | 6) (0 [0ex<\u00a51.\u00a25) 1 0 -ear A", "img_64699.png": "Table 7: Tentative upper and lower limits (+ 2 SD) for\nplasma triglyceride and cholesterol in third\ntrimester pregnancy (mean 36 weeks) and 6\nweeks postpartum\nPregnant Postpartum\n(36 weeks) (6 weeks)\nLL UL LL UL\nA. Triglyceride\nTotal ASE 416 33 166\nVLDL 55 250 4 161\nLDL aD 150 3 53\nDL 27 60 3 14\nB. Cholesterol\nTotal Lee 345 15/7 aed\nVLDL 0 ae 0 18\nLDL 78 264 80 170\nHDL 32 90 31 ot\n(deta of Movitis Pant RW Cropp using meWhede of\n(ebss Lipid Research Clinics Program. 1974. Manual of\nLaboratory Operations. National Heart and Lung Institute,\nBethesda, Maryland. DHEW Publication No. NIH-75-628,\npeels)\nSYolU]cerevan alti OSH PA MWA VAL aCe [Uks11aVZo[ole10]pat=1al ecm exs) mt -10 | 6) (0 [0ex<\u00a51.\u00a25) 1 0 -ear A", "img_65010.png": "CONDENSED VERSION--FINAL DRAFT\nPHYSIOLOGIC ADJUSTMENTS IN GENERAL\nPrepared for \"Laboratory Indices of\nNutritional Status in Pregnancy.\"\nRoy M. Pitkin, M.D.\nSToNU CoP ATT OSHA ANU VAAL [USS Ua Zo [OLO16 ng ea SMU SAT [610 [oor <3] OG", "img_65011.png": "CONDENSED VERSION--FINAL DRAFT\nPHYSIOLOGIC ADJUSTMENTS IN GENERAL\nPrepared for \"Laboratory Indices of\nNutritional Status in Pregnancy.\"\nRoy M. Pitkin, M.D.\nSToNU CoP ATT OSHA ANU VAAL [USS Ua Zo [OLO16 ng ea SMU SAT [610 [oor <3] OG", "img_58352.png": ". Cc on 5@820 2193\nCellular/Molecular Biology\nDr. D. J. Doolittle Cc. W. Butner\nManager [Administrative Secretary|\nShared with\nPharmacology\nDr. C. K. Lee Dr. D. W. Bombick\n\nMaster R&D Microbiol Sr R&D Toxicologist\n\nB. G. Brown Ss. C. McKarns .\n\nR&D Toxicologist Assoc R&D Toxicolgpt\n\nE. A. Reed. S. J. Penn\n\nR&D Toxicologist Lab Technician\n\nC. W. Fulp\n\nAsst R&D Toxicolgst\n\nS. W. Bess\n\nLab Technician\n\nApo 3, 1992", "img_58356.png": ". Cc on 5@820 2193\nCellular/Molecular Biology\nDr. D. J. Doolittle Cc. W. Butner\nManager [Administrative Secretary|\nShared with\nPharmacology\nDr. C. K. Lee Dr. D. W. Bombick\n\nMaster R&D Microbiol Sr R&D Toxicologist\n\nB. G. Brown Ss. C. McKarns .\n\nR&D Toxicologist Assoc R&D Toxicolgpt\n\nE. A. Reed. S. J. Penn\n\nR&D Toxicologist Lab Technician\n\nC. W. Fulp\n\nAsst R&D Toxicolgst\n\nS. W. Bess\n\nLab Technician\n\nApo 3, 1992", "img_9845.png": "\u00a5\nJoseph P. Sobel \u2018\nPage -2-\nHonors and Accomplishments\nNational Science Foundation Fellowship, 1969-1970\nGranted American Meteorological Society Television Seal of\nApproved, October 1973.\nListed Who's Who in the East, 1992.\nAdmitted as Expert Forensic Meteorologist Witness at dozens of\ntrials in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other states, 1976 through\npresent.\nCompleted Forensic Meteorology Workshop - American Meteorological\nSociety, January 1992.\nAuthor of hundreds of reports documenting findings of research\nprojects to determine weather conditions at particular times and\nplaces in the past.\nProfessional Affiliations\nAmerican Meteorological Society\nSigma Xi\nChi Epsilon Pi\nPublications\n\"The Relationship Between the Sales of Cutter Insect Repellent\nand the Weather in the Southcentral and Northeast Sales Region: ',\nReport to Miles Laboratories. (Jcint Author). Sobel, Clark,\nAdams and Antle. Accu-Weather, Inc. State College, Pennsylvania,\nJanuary 1994.\n\"Porensic Meteorology: How and Why\", The Legal Investigator, Vol.\nXXII, No. 2., November, pp. 10-12, 1992.\nPh.D. Thesis - Nested Grids in Numerical Weather Prediction and\nan Application to a Mesoscale Jet Streak. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania, 1976.\nMaster's Thesis - Objective Mesoscale Temperature Forecasts. The\nPennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania,\n1970.\nESSA Technical Memorandum Eastern Region #37. Garden City, New\nYork, September, 1970. .\nProgress Report to the Environmental Protection Agency from\nPennsylvania State's Select Research Group (Joint Author).\nSobel, Anthes, Warner and Seaman. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania.", "img_9849.png": "\u00a5\nJoseph P. Sobel \u2018\nPage -2-\nHonors and Accomplishments\nNational Science Foundation Fellowship, 1969-1970\nGranted American Meteorological Society Television Seal of\nApproved, October 1973.\nListed Who's Who in the East, 1992.\nAdmitted as Expert Forensic Meteorologist Witness at dozens of\ntrials in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other states, 1976 through\npresent.\nCompleted Forensic Meteorology Workshop - American Meteorological\nSociety, January 1992.\nAuthor of hundreds of reports documenting findings of research\nprojects to determine weather conditions at particular times and\nplaces in the past.\nProfessional Affiliations\nAmerican Meteorological Society\nSigma Xi\nChi Epsilon Pi\nPublications\n\"The Relationship Between the Sales of Cutter Insect Repellent\nand the Weather in the Southcentral and Northeast Sales Region: ',\nReport to Miles Laboratories. (Jcint Author). Sobel, Clark,\nAdams and Antle. Accu-Weather, Inc. State College, Pennsylvania,\nJanuary 1994.\n\"Porensic Meteorology: How and Why\", The Legal Investigator, Vol.\nXXII, No. 2., November, pp. 10-12, 1992.\nPh.D. Thesis - Nested Grids in Numerical Weather Prediction and\nan Application to a Mesoscale Jet Streak. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania, 1976.\nMaster's Thesis - Objective Mesoscale Temperature Forecasts. The\nPennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania,\n1970.\nESSA Technical Memorandum Eastern Region #37. Garden City, New\nYork, September, 1970. .\nProgress Report to the Environmental Protection Agency from\nPennsylvania State's Select Research Group (Joint Author).\nSobel, Anthes, Warner and Seaman. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania.", "img_9850.png": "\u00a5\nJoseph P. Sobel \u2018\nPage -2-\nHonors and Accomplishments\nNational Science Foundation Fellowship, 1969-1970\nGranted American Meteorological Society Television Seal of\nApproved, October 1973.\nListed Who's Who in the East, 1992.\nAdmitted as Expert Forensic Meteorologist Witness at dozens of\ntrials in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other states, 1976 through\npresent.\nCompleted Forensic Meteorology Workshop - American Meteorological\nSociety, January 1992.\nAuthor of hundreds of reports documenting findings of research\nprojects to determine weather conditions at particular times and\nplaces in the past.\nProfessional Affiliations\nAmerican Meteorological Society\nSigma Xi\nChi Epsilon Pi\nPublications\n\"The Relationship Between the Sales of Cutter Insect Repellent\nand the Weather in the Southcentral and Northeast Sales Region: ',\nReport to Miles Laboratories. (Jcint Author). Sobel, Clark,\nAdams and Antle. Accu-Weather, Inc. State College, Pennsylvania,\nJanuary 1994.\n\"Porensic Meteorology: How and Why\", The Legal Investigator, Vol.\nXXII, No. 2., November, pp. 10-12, 1992.\nPh.D. Thesis - Nested Grids in Numerical Weather Prediction and\nan Application to a Mesoscale Jet Streak. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania, 1976.\nMaster's Thesis - Objective Mesoscale Temperature Forecasts. The\nPennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania,\n1970.\nESSA Technical Memorandum Eastern Region #37. Garden City, New\nYork, September, 1970. .\nProgress Report to the Environmental Protection Agency from\nPennsylvania State's Select Research Group (Joint Author).\nSobel, Anthes, Warner and Seaman. The Pennsylvania State\nUniversity, University Park, Pennsylvania.", "img_65405.png": "| \u00bb |\n4 SS Belly eee ea ope ee ees oe\nee ee eee\n| | \\ | | | |\n4 i Nee i |\n{ i : Let | |\ni ! \\ Jen | } } |\ni | f | | i |\n| f : / xt | | |\npace a Lccades. oa ee i + oe < eh: < 3 1 + me 4 = 4 Rees\n2 \\ 4 ; ey i |\n{ i Z aA | Gee |\n' : Gal \u2018 ; ' i\ni and : 4 ; th ac]\n| ] \\ j 1 | i iN |\nj i : \\ ; \\* jas! i \\ {\n13 i { i \\ i t T is Weve a !\na ees =< t - eg Ned eee ee\nay | . ean, rs Gq: ari ar\nes at | ; baie eas Eos |\n| | ee ict et ee\nN } | NE j oy A aN ' \u2018 |\n5 3 / i Nay \\ - j i \\ ee\n: i \\ beast i ey j | Sree\n3 j 1 ' Sey Lp wf i i Gone hy ol\npigs Be sea E RN A ee ener ie Se eres at Nae se aetene no |. SAU ae e ee\nNS | | i \u00e9 i ! 1 i i | y \\ |\n| | \\ i \\\n(ere | \\|\ni } ' i | \u2018\noo | | | | | | |\n- i i i j { ' | :\nwl | | ae eat re ean\nSs \u2018 i { i {\nrea | | | | | | I\n| | | | \\\n| fee \\ | i | | \\\nae a eee 1 ees meet ot eee cl aaa mt ae \u2014\u2014______} a { Ones\n| | | i | | fe\n| | | |\ni | += i | \\ | | |\n| | | i | {\n| | | | a | | |\n{/ SH Nee eles aa oa ee beet ta |ee nines pasate eae ee ee aration\nO55 93: 19, 19S\n1910 '7z0 ees ee fee a\nSH 2A4 by eas i pot Mliat Seas\n\u2018 { 3 PG bon\n\u00e9 : Z\n$SYo} nes chug a] nt oko /AUVAYANVeqIa(0]6 io] a{0[eYe16 |p al=)a)asyablexsjina1e 61/6 (elexs14.4al 1 0 parars", "img_65406.png": "| \u00bb |\n4 SS Belly eee ea ope ee ees oe\nee ee eee\n| | \\ | | | |\n4 i Nee i |\n{ i : Let | |\ni ! \\ Jen | } } |\ni | f | | i |\n| f : / xt | | |\npace a Lccades. oa ee i + oe < eh: < 3 1 + me 4 = 4 Rees\n2 \\ 4 ; ey i |\n{ i Z aA | Gee |\n' : Gal \u2018 ; ' i\ni and : 4 ; th ac]\n| ] \\ j 1 | i iN |\nj i : \\ ; \\* jas! i \\ {\n13 i { i \\ i t T is Weve a !\na ees =< t - eg Ned eee ee\nay | . ean, rs Gq: ari ar\nes at | ; baie eas Eos |\n| | ee ict et ee\nN } | NE j oy A aN ' \u2018 |\n5 3 / i Nay \\ - j i \\ ee\n: i \\ beast i ey j | Sree\n3 j 1 ' Sey Lp wf i i Gone hy ol\npigs Be sea E RN A ee ener ie Se eres at Nae se aetene no |. SAU ae e ee\nNS | | i \u00e9 i ! 1 i i | y \\ |\n| | \\ i \\\n(ere | \\|\ni } ' i | \u2018\noo | | | | | | |\n- i i i j { ' | :\nwl | | ae eat re ean\nSs \u2018 i { i {\nrea | | | | | | I\n| | | | \\\n| fee \\ | i | | \\\nae a eee 1 ees meet ot eee cl aaa mt ae \u2014\u2014______} a { Ones\n| | | i | | fe\n| | | |\ni | += i | \\ | | |\n| | | i | {\n| | | | a | | |\n{/ SH Nee eles aa oa ee beet ta |ee nines pasate eae ee ee aration\nO55 93: 19, 19S\n1910 '7z0 ees ee fee a\nSH 2A4 by eas i pot Mliat Seas\n\u2018 { 3 PG bon\n\u00e9 : Z\n$SYo} nes chug a] nt oko /AUVAYANVeqIa(0]6 io] a{0[eYe16 |p al=)a)asyablexsjina1e 61/6 (elexs14.4al 1 0 parars", "img_5154.png": "PRE-EMERGENCE CHEMICAL RATES FOR SUGAR BEETS\nRATE PER ACRE\nwidth ROW: \u2018ows Rows\nTREATMENT Inches ine ee inher \u201c02 Lbs. Oz.\nLIGHT SOILS\nPyramin 6 1-1 0-14 0 - 13\n8 Loy Ve 8 ays! 2]\n10 1- 13 Lewy be 5\nMEDIUM AND HEAVY SOILS\nPyramin 6 er if Pog a 2\n8 1-15 1.78 IF\n10 ad 1-14 1-12\nLIGHT AND MEDIUM SOILS\nDry TCA 6 1-13 1-7 i> 6\n8 Dee ay. 1-14 1-12\n10 Cred) 2 6 2- 4\nHEAVY SOILS\nDry TCA 6 Dre oT 1-14 Li?\n8 3-4 2-9 De =)\n10 4-1 3s 2-15\nLIGHT AND MEDIUM SOILS\nLiquid TCA 6 1.2 qts. 1.0 qts. 0.9 qts.\n8 1.6 qts. 1.3 qts. 1.2 qts.\n10 2.0 qts. 1.6 qts. 1.5 qts.\nHEAVY SOILS\nLiquid TCA 6 1.6 qts. 1.3 qts. 1.2 qts.\n8 2.2 qts. 1.7 qts. 1.6 qts.\n10 2.7 qts. 2.1 qts. 2.0 qts.\n10\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/kxnk0226", "img_65060.png": "\u2019\noy\nHYPERTENSION DETECTION AND FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM\nif PROCESSING TIME FOR HP06 FROM DATE OF FORM\ni TO DATE. FORM RECELVED \u2018\n(DAYS) su\nNumber Shortest\u2019 Longest 1 Mean Standard\nCenter Processed Interval Interval. Time Deviation\nAtlanta 467 11 126 24.9 5a\n- Baltimore 523; 6 i 26.9. ed eh i\nBt eri watts 335 6 2500 20.8 19.4\nBoston 3 aes 40 B45 ih L510 55 .\nChicago es Of ee J, 174 35.4 22 ies ,\nDavis 213 7 71 19.0 6.7\n) E. Lansing 291 \u201c10 m5 19.8 8.2 i\nEvans Co. 371 3 ade: \"ee ar 12.3\nGeorgetown gin 10 128 Qed) 14.8\nJackson > 467 8. 85 20.0 9.0\nLos Angeles 504 12 93 28.5 15.6\naN Minneapolis 186 4 3g LOS 9.8 ,\nNew York 534 Seu ahd LL DiS, eo :\nSalt Lake Bae ete 37 12.5 353\nTotal 5306 4 282 Zoe nee)\nLenelitidas forms requested from centers which have been identified as missing.\nA etnden ae Georgetown. 3-22-76 .\nA\nPRELIMINARY DATA\nemanate ea RESON ATT TTA TSG OEUIIECNTES eT NGL SW sence erieneac:", "img_65062.png": "\u2019\noy\nHYPERTENSION DETECTION AND FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM\nif PROCESSING TIME FOR HP06 FROM DATE OF FORM\ni TO DATE. FORM RECELVED \u2018\n(DAYS) su\nNumber Shortest\u2019 Longest 1 Mean Standard\nCenter Processed Interval Interval. Time Deviation\nAtlanta 467 11 126 24.9 5a\n- Baltimore 523; 6 i 26.9. ed eh i\nBt eri watts 335 6 2500 20.8 19.4\nBoston 3 aes 40 B45 ih L510 55 .\nChicago es Of ee J, 174 35.4 22 ies ,\nDavis 213 7 71 19.0 6.7\n) E. Lansing 291 \u201c10 m5 19.8 8.2 i\nEvans Co. 371 3 ade: \"ee ar 12.3\nGeorgetown gin 10 128 Qed) 14.8\nJackson > 467 8. 85 20.0 9.0\nLos Angeles 504 12 93 28.5 15.6\naN Minneapolis 186 4 3g LOS 9.8 ,\nNew York 534 Seu ahd LL DiS, eo :\nSalt Lake Bae ete 37 12.5 353\nTotal 5306 4 282 Zoe nee)\nLenelitidas forms requested from centers which have been identified as missing.\nA etnden ae Georgetown. 3-22-76 .\nA\nPRELIMINARY DATA\nemanate ea RESON ATT TTA TSG OEUIIECNTES eT NGL SW sence erieneac:", "img_65064.png": "\u2019\noy\nHYPERTENSION DETECTION AND FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM\nif PROCESSING TIME FOR HP06 FROM DATE OF FORM\ni TO DATE. FORM RECELVED \u2018\n(DAYS) su\nNumber Shortest\u2019 Longest 1 Mean Standard\nCenter Processed Interval Interval. Time Deviation\nAtlanta 467 11 126 24.9 5a\n- Baltimore 523; 6 i 26.9. ed eh i\nBt eri watts 335 6 2500 20.8 19.4\nBoston 3 aes 40 B45 ih L510 55 .\nChicago es Of ee J, 174 35.4 22 ies ,\nDavis 213 7 71 19.0 6.7\n) E. Lansing 291 \u201c10 m5 19.8 8.2 i\nEvans Co. 371 3 ade: \"ee ar 12.3\nGeorgetown gin 10 128 Qed) 14.8\nJackson > 467 8. 85 20.0 9.0\nLos Angeles 504 12 93 28.5 15.6\naN Minneapolis 186 4 3g LOS 9.8 ,\nNew York 534 Seu ahd LL DiS, eo :\nSalt Lake Bae ete 37 12.5 353\nTotal 5306 4 282 Zoe nee)\nLenelitidas forms requested from centers which have been identified as missing.\nA etnden ae Georgetown. 3-22-76 .\nA\nPRELIMINARY DATA\nemanate ea RESON ATT TTA TSG OEUIIECNTES eT NGL SW sence erieneac:", "img_65065.png": "\u2019\noy\nHYPERTENSION DETECTION AND FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM\nif PROCESSING TIME FOR HP06 FROM DATE OF FORM\ni TO DATE. FORM RECELVED \u2018\n(DAYS) su\nNumber Shortest\u2019 Longest 1 Mean Standard\nCenter Processed Interval Interval. Time Deviation\nAtlanta 467 11 126 24.9 5a\n- Baltimore 523; 6 i 26.9. ed eh i\nBt eri watts 335 6 2500 20.8 19.4\nBoston 3 aes 40 B45 ih L510 55 .\nChicago es Of ee J, 174 35.4 22 ies ,\nDavis 213 7 71 19.0 6.7\n) E. Lansing 291 \u201c10 m5 19.8 8.2 i\nEvans Co. 371 3 ade: \"ee ar 12.3\nGeorgetown gin 10 128 Qed) 14.8\nJackson > 467 8. 85 20.0 9.0\nLos Angeles 504 12 93 28.5 15.6\naN Minneapolis 186 4 3g LOS 9.8 ,\nNew York 534 Seu ahd LL DiS, eo :\nSalt Lake Bae ete 37 12.5 353\nTotal 5306 4 282 Zoe nee)\nLenelitidas forms requested from centers which have been identified as missing.\nA etnden ae Georgetown. 3-22-76 .\nA\nPRELIMINARY DATA\nemanate ea RESON ATT TTA TSG OEUIIECNTES eT NGL SW sence erieneac:", "img_65066.png": "\u2019\noy\nHYPERTENSION DETECTION AND FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM\nif PROCESSING TIME FOR HP06 FROM DATE OF FORM\ni TO DATE. FORM RECELVED \u2018\n(DAYS) su\nNumber Shortest\u2019 Longest 1 Mean Standard\nCenter Processed Interval Interval. Time Deviation\nAtlanta 467 11 126 24.9 5a\n- Baltimore 523; 6 i 26.9. ed eh i\nBt eri watts 335 6 2500 20.8 19.4\nBoston 3 aes 40 B45 ih L510 55 .\nChicago es Of ee J, 174 35.4 22 ies ,\nDavis 213 7 71 19.0 6.7\n) E. Lansing 291 \u201c10 m5 19.8 8.2 i\nEvans Co. 371 3 ade: \"ee ar 12.3\nGeorgetown gin 10 128 Qed) 14.8\nJackson > 467 8. 85 20.0 9.0\nLos Angeles 504 12 93 28.5 15.6\naN Minneapolis 186 4 3g LOS 9.8 ,\nNew York 534 Seu ahd LL DiS, eo :\nSalt Lake Bae ete 37 12.5 353\nTotal 5306 4 282 Zoe nee)\nLenelitidas forms requested from centers which have been identified as missing.\nA etnden ae Georgetown. 3-22-76 .\nA\nPRELIMINARY DATA\nemanate ea RESON ATT TTA TSG OEUIIECNTES eT NGL SW sence erieneac:", "img_51220.png": "There is a doctrine of \u201cforeseeable misuse\u201d in products liability law, as described in Sections\n2(b) and 2(c) of the Restatement of Torts.'* The purpose of this codification is to allow injured\nparties an avenue to obtain relief where they have misused a product in a way that the\nmanufacturer should have anticipated. The doctrine, however, presents many fact-based\nquestions for a jury. Generally speaking, foreseeable misuses do not include circumstances\nwhere the hazard was clear and a plaintiff disregarded it anyway (e.g., the plaintiff decided to\njuggle knives knowing that they are sharp and not intended for juggling); where instructions and\nwarnings were clear and a plaintiff disregarded them anyway; where a plaintiff had the skills,\nknowledge and training to act prudently and failed to do so.\nIn short, in tort cases, \u201creasonable foreseeability\u201d is the limit of liability. Courts seek to predict\nreasonable and expected conduct under the specific factual circumstances presented. Here, EPA\nis tasked with making much the same analysis. Reasonably foreseen conduct therefore does not\ninclude illegal uses or activities, product misuses, and illegal and improper disposal. Such\nconditions of use are properly outside the scope of a risk evaluation.\nThis approach is sensible and practical. The purpose of the scoping exercise is to focus the risk\nevaluation. Including every conceivable scenario, regardless of substantiation, likelihood, and\nseverity whereby someone might misuse or be injured by a chemical substance cannot be the\npoint of a risk evaluation. Indeed, boundless approaches ignore the \u201creasonably\u201d in \u201creasonably\nforeseen.\u201d This approach to \u201creasonably foreseen\u201d also becomes untethered from Congress\u2019\nfocus on risk in risk evaluations; rather than focusing on major risks it chases minor, abstract,\nand even merely hypothetical ones. It undermines the point of scoping the risk evaluation to\nachieve this purpose, and is inconsistent with Congress\u2019 expectation set out in the legislative\nhistory that misuses are outside the scope of risk evaluations.'*\nH. EPA Must Use High Quality, Best Available Information to Identify\nConditions of Use For Inclusion in Scoping.\nCommodity chemicals and building block chemicals may have hundreds or thousands of discrete\nand readily identifiable uses. In some cases, \u201cmajor\u201d intermediate and end uses of chemicals\nwill be readily apparent from reporting already made to EPA or other credible sources of public\ninformation. Information of varying quality, integrity, credibility, and reliability is available\nabout \u201cuses\u201d of chemicals on the internet, social media, and online journals. A significant\namount of information available over the internet is from anonymous sources or anecdotal in\nnature. EPA should apply its Quality System'> to information collected and evaluated to identify\nconditions of use in the pre-scoping stage, and ensure that it has conducted a data assessment to\nverify that they are of sufficient quantity and adequate quality for their intended use (to define\nthe scope of the risk assessment).'\u00b0\n\u00ae Restatement (Third) of Torts: Prod. Liab. \u00a7\u00a7 2(b), 2(c) (1998).\n4 \u201cConditions of Use\u201d? is ... not intended to include \u2018\u2018intentional misuse\u2019\u2019 of chemicals.\u201d S Report 114-67 at 7\n(June 18, 2015).\n5 https://www.epa.gov/quality\n\u2018\u00a9 See Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity, of Information\nDisseminated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Information Quality Guidelines), Section 4.1,\navailable at bttes://www.cpa.sov/sites/production files/20 | S-O8/documents/eng-info-quality-euidelines pdf\n9/Page", "img_51221.png": "There is a doctrine of \u201cforeseeable misuse\u201d in products liability law, as described in Sections\n2(b) and 2(c) of the Restatement of Torts.'* The purpose of this codification is to allow injured\nparties an avenue to obtain relief where they have misused a product in a way that the\nmanufacturer should have anticipated. The doctrine, however, presents many fact-based\nquestions for a jury. Generally speaking, foreseeable misuses do not include circumstances\nwhere the hazard was clear and a plaintiff disregarded it anyway (e.g., the plaintiff decided to\njuggle knives knowing that they are sharp and not intended for juggling); where instructions and\nwarnings were clear and a plaintiff disregarded them anyway; where a plaintiff had the skills,\nknowledge and training to act prudently and failed to do so.\nIn short, in tort cases, \u201creasonable foreseeability\u201d is the limit of liability. Courts seek to predict\nreasonable and expected conduct under the specific factual circumstances presented. Here, EPA\nis tasked with making much the same analysis. Reasonably foreseen conduct therefore does not\ninclude illegal uses or activities, product misuses, and illegal and improper disposal. Such\nconditions of use are properly outside the scope of a risk evaluation.\nThis approach is sensible and practical. The purpose of the scoping exercise is to focus the risk\nevaluation. Including every conceivable scenario, regardless of substantiation, likelihood, and\nseverity whereby someone might misuse or be injured by a chemical substance cannot be the\npoint of a risk evaluation. Indeed, boundless approaches ignore the \u201creasonably\u201d in \u201creasonably\nforeseen.\u201d This approach to \u201creasonably foreseen\u201d also becomes untethered from Congress\u2019\nfocus on risk in risk evaluations; rather than focusing on major risks it chases minor, abstract,\nand even merely hypothetical ones. It undermines the point of scoping the risk evaluation to\nachieve this purpose, and is inconsistent with Congress\u2019 expectation set out in the legislative\nhistory that misuses are outside the scope of risk evaluations.'*\nH. EPA Must Use High Quality, Best Available Information to Identify\nConditions of Use For Inclusion in Scoping.\nCommodity chemicals and building block chemicals may have hundreds or thousands of discrete\nand readily identifiable uses. In some cases, \u201cmajor\u201d intermediate and end uses of chemicals\nwill be readily apparent from reporting already made to EPA or other credible sources of public\ninformation. Information of varying quality, integrity, credibility, and reliability is available\nabout \u201cuses\u201d of chemicals on the internet, social media, and online journals. A significant\namount of information available over the internet is from anonymous sources or anecdotal in\nnature. EPA should apply its Quality System'> to information collected and evaluated to identify\nconditions of use in the pre-scoping stage, and ensure that it has conducted a data assessment to\nverify that they are of sufficient quantity and adequate quality for their intended use (to define\nthe scope of the risk assessment).'\u00b0\n\u00ae Restatement (Third) of Torts: Prod. Liab. \u00a7\u00a7 2(b), 2(c) (1998).\n4 \u201cConditions of Use\u201d? is ... not intended to include \u2018\u2018intentional misuse\u2019\u2019 of chemicals.\u201d S Report 114-67 at 7\n(June 18, 2015).\n5 https://www.epa.gov/quality\n\u2018\u00a9 See Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity, of Information\nDisseminated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Information Quality Guidelines), Section 4.1,\navailable at bttes://www.cpa.sov/sites/production files/20 | S-O8/documents/eng-info-quality-euidelines pdf\n9/Page", "img_51222.png": "There is a doctrine of \u201cforeseeable misuse\u201d in products liability law, as described in Sections\n2(b) and 2(c) of the Restatement of Torts.'* The purpose of this codification is to allow injured\nparties an avenue to obtain relief where they have misused a product in a way that the\nmanufacturer should have anticipated. The doctrine, however, presents many fact-based\nquestions for a jury. Generally speaking, foreseeable misuses do not include circumstances\nwhere the hazard was clear and a plaintiff disregarded it anyway (e.g., the plaintiff decided to\njuggle knives knowing that they are sharp and not intended for juggling); where instructions and\nwarnings were clear and a plaintiff disregarded them anyway; where a plaintiff had the skills,\nknowledge and training to act prudently and failed to do so.\nIn short, in tort cases, \u201creasonable foreseeability\u201d is the limit of liability. Courts seek to predict\nreasonable and expected conduct under the specific factual circumstances presented. Here, EPA\nis tasked with making much the same analysis. Reasonably foreseen conduct therefore does not\ninclude illegal uses or activities, product misuses, and illegal and improper disposal. Such\nconditions of use are properly outside the scope of a risk evaluation.\nThis approach is sensible and practical. The purpose of the scoping exercise is to focus the risk\nevaluation. Including every conceivable scenario, regardless of substantiation, likelihood, and\nseverity whereby someone might misuse or be injured by a chemical substance cannot be the\npoint of a risk evaluation. Indeed, boundless approaches ignore the \u201creasonably\u201d in \u201creasonably\nforeseen.\u201d This approach to \u201creasonably foreseen\u201d also becomes untethered from Congress\u2019\nfocus on risk in risk evaluations; rather than focusing on major risks it chases minor, abstract,\nand even merely hypothetical ones. It undermines the point of scoping the risk evaluation to\nachieve this purpose, and is inconsistent with Congress\u2019 expectation set out in the legislative\nhistory that misuses are outside the scope of risk evaluations.'*\nH. EPA Must Use High Quality, Best Available Information to Identify\nConditions of Use For Inclusion in Scoping.\nCommodity chemicals and building block chemicals may have hundreds or thousands of discrete\nand readily identifiable uses. In some cases, \u201cmajor\u201d intermediate and end uses of chemicals\nwill be readily apparent from reporting already made to EPA or other credible sources of public\ninformation. Information of varying quality, integrity, credibility, and reliability is available\nabout \u201cuses\u201d of chemicals on the internet, social media, and online journals. A significant\namount of information available over the internet is from anonymous sources or anecdotal in\nnature. EPA should apply its Quality System'> to information collected and evaluated to identify\nconditions of use in the pre-scoping stage, and ensure that it has conducted a data assessment to\nverify that they are of sufficient quantity and adequate quality for their intended use (to define\nthe scope of the risk assessment).'\u00b0\n\u00ae Restatement (Third) of Torts: Prod. Liab. \u00a7\u00a7 2(b), 2(c) (1998).\n4 \u201cConditions of Use\u201d? is ... not intended to include \u2018\u2018intentional misuse\u2019\u2019 of chemicals.\u201d S Report 114-67 at 7\n(June 18, 2015).\n5 https://www.epa.gov/quality\n\u2018\u00a9 See Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity, of Information\nDisseminated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Information Quality Guidelines), Section 4.1,\navailable at bttes://www.cpa.sov/sites/production files/20 | S-O8/documents/eng-info-quality-euidelines pdf\n9/Page", "img_51223.png": "There is a doctrine of \u201cforeseeable misuse\u201d in products liability law, as described in Sections\n2(b) and 2(c) of the Restatement of Torts.'* The purpose of this codification is to allow injured\nparties an avenue to obtain relief where they have misused a product in a way that the\nmanufacturer should have anticipated. The doctrine, however, presents many fact-based\nquestions for a jury. Generally speaking, foreseeable misuses do not include circumstances\nwhere the hazard was clear and a plaintiff disregarded it anyway (e.g., the plaintiff decided to\njuggle knives knowing that they are sharp and not intended for juggling); where instructions and\nwarnings were clear and a plaintiff disregarded them anyway; where a plaintiff had the skills,\nknowledge and training to act prudently and failed to do so.\nIn short, in tort cases, \u201creasonable foreseeability\u201d is the limit of liability. Courts seek to predict\nreasonable and expected conduct under the specific factual circumstances presented. Here, EPA\nis tasked with making much the same analysis. Reasonably foreseen conduct therefore does not\ninclude illegal uses or activities, product misuses, and illegal and improper disposal. Such\nconditions of use are properly outside the scope of a risk evaluation.\nThis approach is sensible and practical. The purpose of the scoping exercise is to focus the risk\nevaluation. Including every conceivable scenario, regardless of substantiation, likelihood, and\nseverity whereby someone might misuse or be injured by a chemical substance cannot be the\npoint of a risk evaluation. Indeed, boundless approaches ignore the \u201creasonably\u201d in \u201creasonably\nforeseen.\u201d This approach to \u201creasonably foreseen\u201d also becomes untethered from Congress\u2019\nfocus on risk in risk evaluations; rather than focusing on major risks it chases minor, abstract,\nand even merely hypothetical ones. It undermines the point of scoping the risk evaluation to\nachieve this purpose, and is inconsistent with Congress\u2019 expectation set out in the legislative\nhistory that misuses are outside the scope of risk evaluations.'*\nH. EPA Must Use High Quality, Best Available Information to Identify\nConditions of Use For Inclusion in Scoping.\nCommodity chemicals and building block chemicals may have hundreds or thousands of discrete\nand readily identifiable uses. In some cases, \u201cmajor\u201d intermediate and end uses of chemicals\nwill be readily apparent from reporting already made to EPA or other credible sources of public\ninformation. Information of varying quality, integrity, credibility, and reliability is available\nabout \u201cuses\u201d of chemicals on the internet, social media, and online journals. A significant\namount of information available over the internet is from anonymous sources or anecdotal in\nnature. EPA should apply its Quality System'> to information collected and evaluated to identify\nconditions of use in the pre-scoping stage, and ensure that it has conducted a data assessment to\nverify that they are of sufficient quantity and adequate quality for their intended use (to define\nthe scope of the risk assessment).'\u00b0\n\u00ae Restatement (Third) of Torts: Prod. Liab. \u00a7\u00a7 2(b), 2(c) (1998).\n4 \u201cConditions of Use\u201d? is ... not intended to include \u2018\u2018intentional misuse\u2019\u2019 of chemicals.\u201d S Report 114-67 at 7\n(June 18, 2015).\n5 https://www.epa.gov/quality\n\u2018\u00a9 See Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity, of Information\nDisseminated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA Information Quality Guidelines), Section 4.1,\navailable at bttes://www.cpa.sov/sites/production files/20 | S-O8/documents/eng-info-quality-euidelines pdf\n9/Page", "img_51134.png": "Iii. EPA\u2019s Proposed Risk Evaluation Process Should Offer Greater Specificity\nRegarding the Use of Systematic Review Approaches.\nAs discussed in further detail in Section IV of these comments, EPA should articulate a clear\nregulatory definition of systematic review and commit to implementing a systematic review\napproach throughout the risk evaluation process. Systematic review is a process to collect and\nevaluate information in a transparent and reproducible manner.\u201d ACC cannot envision any\nsituation where a systematic review definition would unduly restrict the specific science that can\nbe used to conduct a risk evaluation. A systematic review process will allow EPA to be flexible\nand to adapt with changing science, assuming that the new science meets the necessary high\nquality standards that are required by LCSA. Articulating a regulatory definition for systematic\nreview is fully consistent with EPA\u2019s policy objectives.\nRESPONSES TO SPECIFIC QUESTIONS RAISED BY EPA\n\nIV. Responses to Specific Questions Raised by EPA\nWhile EPA is seeking public comment on all aspects of the proposed rule, the Agency\nspecifically requests comments on seven topics. ACC\u2019s recommendations on each of these topics\nare provided below.\nQuestion 1. \u201cRedefining\u201d Scientific Terms\nTo ensure clarity and consistency, important scientific terms should be clearly defined in the\nrulemaking.\u2019 While many of these terms are not novel concepts and are already in use, multiple\ndefinitions are in use and may mean different things to different stakeholders. Thus, there is a\nneed for clarity and consistency to ensure that the Agency and all stakeholder groups are using\nuniform definitions.\nFor example, EPA notes that extensive descriptions for the phrases \u201cbest available science,\u201d\n\u201cweight-of-the-evidence,\u201d and \u201csufficiency of information\u201d can be found in EPA\u2019s Risk\nCharacterization Handbook\u201d and other existing guidance. However, we are unable to find any\nclear definitions for \u201cbest available science,\u201d \u201cweight-of-the-evidence\u201d and \u201csufficiency of\ninformation\u201d in EPA\u2019s Risk Characterization Handbook. While there are references to \u201cweight of\nevidence\u201d and \u201csufficient information,\u201d neither term is clearly described.\n\u00bb See National Toxicology Program Fact Sheet on Systematic Review, available at\n5 See 82 Fed. Reg. at 7567 (\u201cDue to the rapid advancement of the science of risk evaluation and the science and\ntechnology that inform risk evaluation, this proposed rule seeks to balance the need for the risk evaluation\nprocedures to be transparent, without unduly restricting the specific science that will be used to conduct the\nevaluations, allowing the Agency flexibility to adapt and keep current with changing science as it conducts TSCA\nevaluations into the future.\u201d)\n** We do not suggest defining terms in a manner that deviates from accepted scientific understanding, and of course,\nour suggestions are intended to align with best available science requirements set out in the statute itself.\n> See htwe://www.cpa sowsites/oroduction/files/015-\n\n13/Page", "img_1891.png": "American Chemistry Council\nComments on EPA\u2019s Proposed Rule for\nProcedures for Chemical Risk Evaluation under the\nAmended Toxic Substances Control Act\n82 Fed. Reg. 7562 (January 19, 2017)\nMarch 20, 2017\n\nKaryn M. Schmidt\n\nSenior Director, Regulatory & Technical Affairs\n\nAmerican Chemistry Council\n\n700 2na Street, NE\n\nWashington DC 20002\n\n(202) 249-6130\n\nKaryn_Schmidt@ americanchemistry.com", "img_51138.png": "recognizes that the current MOE approach, similar to the HQ method, creates difficulties for the\nanalysis of costs and benefits; however, it provides an accurate representation of the current state\nof the scientific approach for evaluating non-cancer hazards. While some have suggested a\n\u201clinear to zero\u201d approach for non-cancer hazards, it is not a generally accepted scientific\napproach, and in fact is not supported by an evaluation of biochemical networks.\u201d It can be\nconsidered a policy decision and as such should be made on a case-by-case basis considering the\nspecific supporting information for an individual chemical hazard. It should not become a new\ndefault approach.\nWhen EPA presents MOE exposure values, consistent with EPA\u2019s 2000 Risk Characterization\nHandbook\u201d and the EPA Information Quality Guidelines, EPA should present a range of\nestimates including the central tendency estimate. While EPA tends to present ranges reflecting\ndifferent exposure scenarios, the range of values presented should be informed by modifying\nboth the exposure and the hazard estimates.\nQuestion 3. Systematic Review\nEPA notes in its proposal that it has conducted systematic reviews in the past and that it intends\nto do so in the future. The Agency has not, however, made a firm commitment to follow a\nsystematic review approach and seeks comment on whether such a commitment in regulatory\ntext is necessary. ACC strongly supports the need for regulatory text describing the systematic\nreview process, and EPA should commit to conduct its risk evaluations consistent with the\nsystematic review definition.\nSystematic review is critical part of a WoE approach. As discussed above, it is part of the\ndefinition provided in the June 7, 2016 Congressional record and the June 2015 House Report.*\u00ae\nCongressional intent is to ensure that EPA conducts systematic reviews is clear.\nACC acknowledges that systematic review can mean different things to different groups. A\nrecent publication by Haddaway et al. found that while systematic review is becoming the\n\u201cwidely accepted gold standard in evidence synthesis\u201d not all users of systematic review\nunderstand the term in the same way.*\u00b0 In this publication, a survey of six publications that\nclaimed to be systematic reviews found that none met all the requirements of a true systematic\nreview.\u2019\u2019 For instance, simply having a system to search for studies does not classify as being a\nsystematic review. Haddaway et al. state:\n\nA review may include a systematic search or screening, but unless it includes all of the\n\naspects of a full systematic review, such as critical appraisal and full transparency, the\n\u00ae See bitps:l/ebp.niehs, nih gcov/ 1408244/,\n\u201c See hitus:/www.eoa.gow/sites/production/fles/2015-\niO/Gocumentsfosp risk characterization handbook 2000.pdf.\n* See Senate Congressional Record, June 7, 2016 at $3518; House Report at 33.\n*\u00a9 See Haddaway, NR, et al. 2016. \"A Little Learning Is a Dangerous Thing\u201d: A Call for Better Understanding of the\nTerm \u2018Systematic Review,\u2019 Environ Int 99: 356-360, available at:\nbupvwww sciencedivect com/acience/article/pii/SG 1604 | 2016203634.\n\"Td.\n\n19/Page", "img_51140.png": "recognizes that the current MOE approach, similar to the HQ method, creates difficulties for the\nanalysis of costs and benefits; however, it provides an accurate representation of the current state\nof the scientific approach for evaluating non-cancer hazards. While some have suggested a\n\u201clinear to zero\u201d approach for non-cancer hazards, it is not a generally accepted scientific\napproach, and in fact is not supported by an evaluation of biochemical networks.\u201d It can be\nconsidered a policy decision and as such should be made on a case-by-case basis considering the\nspecific supporting information for an individual chemical hazard. It should not become a new\ndefault approach.\nWhen EPA presents MOE exposure values, consistent with EPA\u2019s 2000 Risk Characterization\nHandbook\u201d and the EPA Information Quality Guidelines, EPA should present a range of\nestimates including the central tendency estimate. While EPA tends to present ranges reflecting\ndifferent exposure scenarios, the range of values presented should be informed by modifying\nboth the exposure and the hazard estimates.\nQuestion 3. Systematic Review\nEPA notes in its proposal that it has conducted systematic reviews in the past and that it intends\nto do so in the future. The Agency has not, however, made a firm commitment to follow a\nsystematic review approach and seeks comment on whether such a commitment in regulatory\ntext is necessary. ACC strongly supports the need for regulatory text describing the systematic\nreview process, and EPA should commit to conduct its risk evaluations consistent with the\nsystematic review definition.\nSystematic review is critical part of a WoE approach. As discussed above, it is part of the\ndefinition provided in the June 7, 2016 Congressional record and the June 2015 House Report.*\u00ae\nCongressional intent is to ensure that EPA conducts systematic reviews is clear.\nACC acknowledges that systematic review can mean different things to different groups. A\nrecent publication by Haddaway et al. found that while systematic review is becoming the\n\u201cwidely accepted gold standard in evidence synthesis\u201d not all users of systematic review\nunderstand the term in the same way.*\u00b0 In this publication, a survey of six publications that\nclaimed to be systematic reviews found that none met all the requirements of a true systematic\nreview.\u2019\u2019 For instance, simply having a system to search for studies does not classify as being a\nsystematic review. Haddaway et al. state:\n\nA review may include a systematic search or screening, but unless it includes all of the\n\naspects of a full systematic review, such as critical appraisal and full transparency, the\n\u00ae See bitps:l/ebp.niehs, nih gcov/ 1408244/,\n\u201c See hitus:/www.eoa.gow/sites/production/fles/2015-\niO/Gocumentsfosp risk characterization handbook 2000.pdf.\n* See Senate Congressional Record, June 7, 2016 at $3518; House Report at 33.\n*\u00a9 See Haddaway, NR, et al. 2016. \"A Little Learning Is a Dangerous Thing\u201d: A Call for Better Understanding of the\nTerm \u2018Systematic Review,\u2019 Environ Int 99: 356-360, available at:\nbupvwww sciencedivect com/acience/article/pii/SG 1604 | 2016203634.\n\"Td.\n\n19/Page", "img_51129.png": "comment periods are needed to ensure stakeholder engagement and robust well-supported\nresults.\nA. Comment Period on the Draft Scope\nACC recommends that EPA allow a period of 60 calendar days for commenting on the draft\nscope. EPA\u2019s proposal of 30 calendar days is far too short to allow for sufficient evaluation of\nhazard information, exposure information, and planned methods.\nFor organizations like ACC, time is needed not only for staff to review the draft document, but\nalso to ensure coordination with multiple member companies who will be potentially be\nimpacted by the forthcoming risk evaluation. Time is needed to ensure that comments developed\nare not only representative, but also constructive and informative to EPA. A 30-day comment\nperiod is simply unworkable, particularly if EPA intends to include all conditions of use. EPA\nwill likely also rely on pre-existing evaluations to inform screening level evaluations and a\ndetailed review of this underlying information will take time. As draft scope documents will\nlikely be complex, ACC recommends that the default comment period be 60 calendar days and\nthat extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly complex scoping\nassessments.\nB. Comment Period on the Draft Risk Evaluation\nOnce the scoping evaluation is complete, EPA will likely spend two years conducting the risk\nevaluation. When the draft risk evaluation is complete, EPA proposes a 30 day calendar period\nfor public comments. ACC recommends that this comment period be at least 90 calendar days.\nThe draft risk evaluation is expected to be a complex, science and data rich evaluation that is the\nculmination of over two years of work by EPA staff and contractors.\nThis evaluation will likely also consider multiple populations, including susceptible populations\nsuch as workers, and multiple exposure scenarios for each individual condition of use. The\ndocument may be made more complex by the fact that EPA may be evaluating multiple\nconditions of use and, as required by the LCSA, will include a detailed and transparent weight of\nthe evidence evaluation of hazard and exposure information for each condition of use. The data\nand calculations presented in the document will also need to be scrutinized, and modeling results\nindependently verified. This document will be far more complex than the scoping evaluation and\nsufficient time will be needed to review, coordinate, and prepare constructive comments for\nEPA.\nEPA must ensure that this public comment period occurs before the draft risk evaluation\nundergoes peer review as the peer reviewers should be informed by the public comments. In\naddition, when EPA releases the draft risk evaluation, a draft charge for the peer reviewers\nshould also be released and made available for public comment. The final charge sent to peer\nreviewers should be informed by and revised, as needed, following public comment on the draft\nto ensure that the peer review will address areas where there is significant stakeholder\ndisagreement. This approach is consistent with the EPA SAB staff commitment to ensuring that\n26/Page", "img_51130.png": "comment periods are needed to ensure stakeholder engagement and robust well-supported\nresults.\nA. Comment Period on the Draft Scope\nACC recommends that EPA allow a period of 60 calendar days for commenting on the draft\nscope. EPA\u2019s proposal of 30 calendar days is far too short to allow for sufficient evaluation of\nhazard information, exposure information, and planned methods.\nFor organizations like ACC, time is needed not only for staff to review the draft document, but\nalso to ensure coordination with multiple member companies who will be potentially be\nimpacted by the forthcoming risk evaluation. Time is needed to ensure that comments developed\nare not only representative, but also constructive and informative to EPA. A 30-day comment\nperiod is simply unworkable, particularly if EPA intends to include all conditions of use. EPA\nwill likely also rely on pre-existing evaluations to inform screening level evaluations and a\ndetailed review of this underlying information will take time. As draft scope documents will\nlikely be complex, ACC recommends that the default comment period be 60 calendar days and\nthat extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly complex scoping\nassessments.\nB. Comment Period on the Draft Risk Evaluation\nOnce the scoping evaluation is complete, EPA will likely spend two years conducting the risk\nevaluation. When the draft risk evaluation is complete, EPA proposes a 30 day calendar period\nfor public comments. ACC recommends that this comment period be at least 90 calendar days.\nThe draft risk evaluation is expected to be a complex, science and data rich evaluation that is the\nculmination of over two years of work by EPA staff and contractors.\nThis evaluation will likely also consider multiple populations, including susceptible populations\nsuch as workers, and multiple exposure scenarios for each individual condition of use. The\ndocument may be made more complex by the fact that EPA may be evaluating multiple\nconditions of use and, as required by the LCSA, will include a detailed and transparent weight of\nthe evidence evaluation of hazard and exposure information for each condition of use. The data\nand calculations presented in the document will also need to be scrutinized, and modeling results\nindependently verified. This document will be far more complex than the scoping evaluation and\nsufficient time will be needed to review, coordinate, and prepare constructive comments for\nEPA.\nEPA must ensure that this public comment period occurs before the draft risk evaluation\nundergoes peer review as the peer reviewers should be informed by the public comments. In\naddition, when EPA releases the draft risk evaluation, a draft charge for the peer reviewers\nshould also be released and made available for public comment. The final charge sent to peer\nreviewers should be informed by and revised, as needed, following public comment on the draft\nto ensure that the peer review will address areas where there is significant stakeholder\ndisagreement. This approach is consistent with the EPA SAB staff commitment to ensuring that\n26/Page", "img_51131.png": "comment periods are needed to ensure stakeholder engagement and robust well-supported\nresults.\nA. Comment Period on the Draft Scope\nACC recommends that EPA allow a period of 60 calendar days for commenting on the draft\nscope. EPA\u2019s proposal of 30 calendar days is far too short to allow for sufficient evaluation of\nhazard information, exposure information, and planned methods.\nFor organizations like ACC, time is needed not only for staff to review the draft document, but\nalso to ensure coordination with multiple member companies who will be potentially be\nimpacted by the forthcoming risk evaluation. Time is needed to ensure that comments developed\nare not only representative, but also constructive and informative to EPA. A 30-day comment\nperiod is simply unworkable, particularly if EPA intends to include all conditions of use. EPA\nwill likely also rely on pre-existing evaluations to inform screening level evaluations and a\ndetailed review of this underlying information will take time. As draft scope documents will\nlikely be complex, ACC recommends that the default comment period be 60 calendar days and\nthat extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly complex scoping\nassessments.\nB. Comment Period on the Draft Risk Evaluation\nOnce the scoping evaluation is complete, EPA will likely spend two years conducting the risk\nevaluation. When the draft risk evaluation is complete, EPA proposes a 30 day calendar period\nfor public comments. ACC recommends that this comment period be at least 90 calendar days.\nThe draft risk evaluation is expected to be a complex, science and data rich evaluation that is the\nculmination of over two years of work by EPA staff and contractors.\nThis evaluation will likely also consider multiple populations, including susceptible populations\nsuch as workers, and multiple exposure scenarios for each individual condition of use. The\ndocument may be made more complex by the fact that EPA may be evaluating multiple\nconditions of use and, as required by the LCSA, will include a detailed and transparent weight of\nthe evidence evaluation of hazard and exposure information for each condition of use. The data\nand calculations presented in the document will also need to be scrutinized, and modeling results\nindependently verified. This document will be far more complex than the scoping evaluation and\nsufficient time will be needed to review, coordinate, and prepare constructive comments for\nEPA.\nEPA must ensure that this public comment period occurs before the draft risk evaluation\nundergoes peer review as the peer reviewers should be informed by the public comments. In\naddition, when EPA releases the draft risk evaluation, a draft charge for the peer reviewers\nshould also be released and made available for public comment. The final charge sent to peer\nreviewers should be informed by and revised, as needed, following public comment on the draft\nto ensure that the peer review will address areas where there is significant stakeholder\ndisagreement. This approach is consistent with the EPA SAB staff commitment to ensuring that\n26/Page", "img_51132.png": "comment periods are needed to ensure stakeholder engagement and robust well-supported\nresults.\nA. Comment Period on the Draft Scope\nACC recommends that EPA allow a period of 60 calendar days for commenting on the draft\nscope. EPA\u2019s proposal of 30 calendar days is far too short to allow for sufficient evaluation of\nhazard information, exposure information, and planned methods.\nFor organizations like ACC, time is needed not only for staff to review the draft document, but\nalso to ensure coordination with multiple member companies who will be potentially be\nimpacted by the forthcoming risk evaluation. Time is needed to ensure that comments developed\nare not only representative, but also constructive and informative to EPA. A 30-day comment\nperiod is simply unworkable, particularly if EPA intends to include all conditions of use. EPA\nwill likely also rely on pre-existing evaluations to inform screening level evaluations and a\ndetailed review of this underlying information will take time. As draft scope documents will\nlikely be complex, ACC recommends that the default comment period be 60 calendar days and\nthat extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly complex scoping\nassessments.\nB. Comment Period on the Draft Risk Evaluation\nOnce the scoping evaluation is complete, EPA will likely spend two years conducting the risk\nevaluation. When the draft risk evaluation is complete, EPA proposes a 30 day calendar period\nfor public comments. ACC recommends that this comment period be at least 90 calendar days.\nThe draft risk evaluation is expected to be a complex, science and data rich evaluation that is the\nculmination of over two years of work by EPA staff and contractors.\nThis evaluation will likely also consider multiple populations, including susceptible populations\nsuch as workers, and multiple exposure scenarios for each individual condition of use. The\ndocument may be made more complex by the fact that EPA may be evaluating multiple\nconditions of use and, as required by the LCSA, will include a detailed and transparent weight of\nthe evidence evaluation of hazard and exposure information for each condition of use. The data\nand calculations presented in the document will also need to be scrutinized, and modeling results\nindependently verified. This document will be far more complex than the scoping evaluation and\nsufficient time will be needed to review, coordinate, and prepare constructive comments for\nEPA.\nEPA must ensure that this public comment period occurs before the draft risk evaluation\nundergoes peer review as the peer reviewers should be informed by the public comments. In\naddition, when EPA releases the draft risk evaluation, a draft charge for the peer reviewers\nshould also be released and made available for public comment. The final charge sent to peer\nreviewers should be informed by and revised, as needed, following public comment on the draft\nto ensure that the peer review will address areas where there is significant stakeholder\ndisagreement. This approach is consistent with the EPA SAB staff commitment to ensuring that\n26/Page", "img_51133.png": "comment periods are needed to ensure stakeholder engagement and robust well-supported\nresults.\nA. Comment Period on the Draft Scope\nACC recommends that EPA allow a period of 60 calendar days for commenting on the draft\nscope. EPA\u2019s proposal of 30 calendar days is far too short to allow for sufficient evaluation of\nhazard information, exposure information, and planned methods.\nFor organizations like ACC, time is needed not only for staff to review the draft document, but\nalso to ensure coordination with multiple member companies who will be potentially be\nimpacted by the forthcoming risk evaluation. Time is needed to ensure that comments developed\nare not only representative, but also constructive and informative to EPA. A 30-day comment\nperiod is simply unworkable, particularly if EPA intends to include all conditions of use. EPA\nwill likely also rely on pre-existing evaluations to inform screening level evaluations and a\ndetailed review of this underlying information will take time. As draft scope documents will\nlikely be complex, ACC recommends that the default comment period be 60 calendar days and\nthat extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly complex scoping\nassessments.\nB. Comment Period on the Draft Risk Evaluation\nOnce the scoping evaluation is complete, EPA will likely spend two years conducting the risk\nevaluation. When the draft risk evaluation is complete, EPA proposes a 30 day calendar period\nfor public comments. ACC recommends that this comment period be at least 90 calendar days.\nThe draft risk evaluation is expected to be a complex, science and data rich evaluation that is the\nculmination of over two years of work by EPA staff and contractors.\nThis evaluation will likely also consider multiple populations, including susceptible populations\nsuch as workers, and multiple exposure scenarios for each individual condition of use. The\ndocument may be made more complex by the fact that EPA may be evaluating multiple\nconditions of use and, as required by the LCSA, will include a detailed and transparent weight of\nthe evidence evaluation of hazard and exposure information for each condition of use. The data\nand calculations presented in the document will also need to be scrutinized, and modeling results\nindependently verified. This document will be far more complex than the scoping evaluation and\nsufficient time will be needed to review, coordinate, and prepare constructive comments for\nEPA.\nEPA must ensure that this public comment period occurs before the draft risk evaluation\nundergoes peer review as the peer reviewers should be informed by the public comments. In\naddition, when EPA releases the draft risk evaluation, a draft charge for the peer reviewers\nshould also be released and made available for public comment. The final charge sent to peer\nreviewers should be informed by and revised, as needed, following public comment on the draft\nto ensure that the peer review will address areas where there is significant stakeholder\ndisagreement. This approach is consistent with the EPA SAB staff commitment to ensuring that\n26/Page", "img_1795.png": "the committee discusses the charge in a public venue and also ensures that the charge is not\nunduly narrow.\nCc. Comment Period on Manufacturer Requested Evaluations\nOnce EPA receives a manufacturer request for a risk evaluation and deems it to be valid, EPA\nproposes a comment period of no less than 30 calendar days. ACC is concerned that this open-\nended comment period could potentially delay EPA\u2019s determinations. Based on EPA\u2019s proposal,\na valid manufacturer request will need to contain all the exposure and hazard information for\nmultiple conditions of use. The information presented will be similar to what EPA would present\nin a draft scoping evaluation. As such, ACC recommends that EPA align this comment period\nwith the comment period provided for the draft scoping evaluation. ACC recommends that this\nbe 60 calendar days and that extensions of the comment period be allowed only for particularly\ncomplex manufacturer requests.\nVI. The Risk Evaluation Process\nIn describing what the risk evaluation process will look like under the LCSA, compared to\nprevious assessments, EPA notes that key differences include considerations of conditions of\nuse, timelines, and determinations of unreasonable risk. While these are indeed new\nconsiderations, EPA fails to mention the importance of relying on best available science and\nusing a WoE approach, which should incorporate systematic review practices. ACC believes that\nthese requirements, from Section 26 of the LCSA, do indeed require a new risk evaluation\nprocess\u2014one that is much more transparent, objective and reproducible. ACC has addressed the\nimportance of Section 26 previously in these comments and will focus in this section on the steps\nin the risk evaluation process.\nWhen generally discussing the risk evaluation process, EPA points to specific NAS committee\nreports and EPA guidance documents to describe how the Agency will follow \u201caccepted science\npolicies\u201d and approaches. As ACC has discussed previously, in responding to question 6 (see\nSection IV, above) this approach is not sufficiently transparent and much more specificity will be\nneeded for stakeholders to understand the approach EPA intends to provide in the scoping\ndocument.\nA. Scoping\n\nEPA\u2019s risk evaluation process begins with the development of the scope. In the scope, EPA\nintends to include the conceptual model and the analysis plan. ACC suggests that this scope also\ninclude the literature search terms and results, and a screening level risk evaluation. Consistent\nwith systematic review approaches, discussed above, EPA should ensure that the analysis plan\nincludes the protocol for the systematic review that will be conducted in the refined risk\nevaluation step.\nAs shown below in Figure 1, in order to ensure that the in-depth risk evaluation is focused on the\nconditions of use of greatest potential concern, EPA must use a tiered approach that includes a\nSee 82 Fed. Reg. at 7565.\n\n27/Page", "img_50207.png": "CHAPTER 1\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nSECTIONS 63:101 - 63:127\nTENNESSEE CODE ANNOTATED\nVETER SRS,\niy Bak\nie \u2018AGRIC iz ae\nX Sonn g0Y; o\na\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE", "img_50208.png": "CHAPTER 1\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nSECTIONS 63:101 - 63:127\nTENNESSEE CODE ANNOTATED\nVETER SRS,\niy Bak\nie \u2018AGRIC iz ae\nX Sonn g0Y; o\na\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE", "img_50209.png": "CHAPTER 1\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nSECTIONS 63:101 - 63:127\nTENNESSEE CODE ANNOTATED\nVETER SRS,\niy Bak\nie \u2018AGRIC iz ae\nX Sonn g0Y; o\na\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE", "img_50210.png": "CHAPTER 1\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nSECTIONS 63:101 - 63:127\nTENNESSEE CODE ANNOTATED\nVETER SRS,\niy Bak\nie \u2018AGRIC iz ae\nX Sonn g0Y; o\na\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE", "img_50211.png": "CHAPTER 1\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nSECTIONS 63:101 - 63:127\nTENNESSEE CODE ANNOTATED\nVETER SRS,\niy Bak\nie \u2018AGRIC iz ae\nX Sonn g0Y; o\na\nSTATE LICENSING BOARD FOR THE HEALING ARTS\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE", "img_55114.png": "4\n- R 800047\n\"SECTION 11 \u2014 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION Donald G. Willhoit\nBUDGET ESTIMATES FOR ALL YEARS OF SUPPORT REQUESTED FROM PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nDIRECT COSTS ONLY (Omit Cents)\nTarte eubaen\nPERSONNEL\ncosts 24,201 25,411 26,682\nCONSULTANT COSTS\n(include fees, travel, etc.}\nfoowesne | 500 | seo | sop fT CT\nALTERATIONS AND\nRENOVATIONS\n| roratronemne moon moKcr rte wenmeri tents \u2014e | + see |\nREMARKS: Justify aif costs for the first year for which the need may not be obvious. For future years, justify equipment costs, as well as any\nsigniticant incresses in any other category. If @ recurring annual incresse in personnel casts is requested, give percentage, (Use continuation\npage if needed.)\nPersonnel costs for second and third year estimated on basis of 5%\nannual increase.\n_ OUlcCe. ee wae be .", "img_55115.png": "4\n- R 800047\n\"SECTION 11 \u2014 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION Donald G. Willhoit\nBUDGET ESTIMATES FOR ALL YEARS OF SUPPORT REQUESTED FROM PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nDIRECT COSTS ONLY (Omit Cents)\nTarte eubaen\nPERSONNEL\ncosts 24,201 25,411 26,682\nCONSULTANT COSTS\n(include fees, travel, etc.}\nfoowesne | 500 | seo | sop fT CT\nALTERATIONS AND\nRENOVATIONS\n| roratronemne moon moKcr rte wenmeri tents \u2014e | + see |\nREMARKS: Justify aif costs for the first year for which the need may not be obvious. For future years, justify equipment costs, as well as any\nsigniticant incresses in any other category. If @ recurring annual incresse in personnel casts is requested, give percentage, (Use continuation\npage if needed.)\nPersonnel costs for second and third year estimated on basis of 5%\nannual increase.\n_ OUlcCe. ee wae be .", "img_55116.png": "4\n- R 800047\n\"SECTION 11 \u2014 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION Donald G. Willhoit\nBUDGET ESTIMATES FOR ALL YEARS OF SUPPORT REQUESTED FROM PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nDIRECT COSTS ONLY (Omit Cents)\nTarte eubaen\nPERSONNEL\ncosts 24,201 25,411 26,682\nCONSULTANT COSTS\n(include fees, travel, etc.}\nfoowesne | 500 | seo | sop fT CT\nALTERATIONS AND\nRENOVATIONS\n| roratronemne moon moKcr rte wenmeri tents \u2014e | + see |\nREMARKS: Justify aif costs for the first year for which the need may not be obvious. For future years, justify equipment costs, as well as any\nsigniticant incresses in any other category. If @ recurring annual incresse in personnel casts is requested, give percentage, (Use continuation\npage if needed.)\nPersonnel costs for second and third year estimated on basis of 5%\nannual increase.\n_ OUlcCe. ee wae be .", "img_55117.png": "4\n- R 800047\n\"SECTION 11 \u2014 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION Donald G. Willhoit\nBUDGET ESTIMATES FOR ALL YEARS OF SUPPORT REQUESTED FROM PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nDIRECT COSTS ONLY (Omit Cents)\nTarte eubaen\nPERSONNEL\ncosts 24,201 25,411 26,682\nCONSULTANT COSTS\n(include fees, travel, etc.}\nfoowesne | 500 | seo | sop fT CT\nALTERATIONS AND\nRENOVATIONS\n| roratronemne moon moKcr rte wenmeri tents \u2014e | + see |\nREMARKS: Justify aif costs for the first year for which the need may not be obvious. For future years, justify equipment costs, as well as any\nsigniticant incresses in any other category. If @ recurring annual incresse in personnel casts is requested, give percentage, (Use continuation\npage if needed.)\nPersonnel costs for second and third year estimated on basis of 5%\nannual increase.\n_ OUlcCe. ee wae be .", "img_55118.png": "4\n- R 800047\n\"SECTION 11 \u2014 PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION Donald G. Willhoit\nBUDGET ESTIMATES FOR ALL YEARS OF SUPPORT REQUESTED FROM PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nDIRECT COSTS ONLY (Omit Cents)\nTarte eubaen\nPERSONNEL\ncosts 24,201 25,411 26,682\nCONSULTANT COSTS\n(include fees, travel, etc.}\nfoowesne | 500 | seo | sop fT CT\nALTERATIONS AND\nRENOVATIONS\n| roratronemne moon moKcr rte wenmeri tents \u2014e | + see |\nREMARKS: Justify aif costs for the first year for which the need may not be obvious. For future years, justify equipment costs, as well as any\nsigniticant incresses in any other category. If @ recurring annual incresse in personnel casts is requested, give percentage, (Use continuation\npage if needed.)\nPersonnel costs for second and third year estimated on basis of 5%\nannual increase.\n_ OUlcCe. ee wae be .", "img_63859.png": "~\nFood and Nutrition Board\nNational Research Council\nSODIUM RESTRICTED DIETS\nTABLE 1\nSODIUM AND POTASSIUM\nCONTENT OF FOODS\nSeparate analyses indicating\nvariability and vagaries of individual samples.\nThis draft of table 1 is to be modified editorially as\nfollows or as indicated by suggestions to come:\nSpices are to be grouped and all alphabetized under S.\nFish and shellfish may be put back in alphabetical places\nrather than grouped.\nCertain other inconsistencies will be corrected,\nSYolUl cers Hm alts OSH /A NAA OLe [UIsin 26 Oke nasa ULC M=16 lO) Lelolesy) 7anle Oar", "img_63860.png": "~\nFood and Nutrition Board\nNational Research Council\nSODIUM RESTRICTED DIETS\nTABLE 1\nSODIUM AND POTASSIUM\nCONTENT OF FOODS\nSeparate analyses indicating\nvariability and vagaries of individual samples.\nThis draft of table 1 is to be modified editorially as\nfollows or as indicated by suggestions to come:\nSpices are to be grouped and all alphabetized under S.\nFish and shellfish may be put back in alphabetical places\nrather than grouped.\nCertain other inconsistencies will be corrected,\nSYolUl cers Hm alts OSH /A NAA OLe [UIsin 26 Oke nasa ULC M=16 lO) Lelolesy) 7anle Oar", "img_63861.png": "~\nFood and Nutrition Board\nNational Research Council\nSODIUM RESTRICTED DIETS\nTABLE 1\nSODIUM AND POTASSIUM\nCONTENT OF FOODS\nSeparate analyses indicating\nvariability and vagaries of individual samples.\nThis draft of table 1 is to be modified editorially as\nfollows or as indicated by suggestions to come:\nSpices are to be grouped and all alphabetized under S.\nFish and shellfish may be put back in alphabetical places\nrather than grouped.\nCertain other inconsistencies will be corrected,\nSYolUl cers Hm alts OSH /A NAA OLe [UIsin 26 Oke nasa ULC M=16 lO) Lelolesy) 7anle Oar", "img_36831.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36837.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36844.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36850.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36853.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36855.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_36860.png": "oy p=\n: Sodium Potassium\nA \u201d mg./l00g. Pear ar oie No,of Refer\u2014\n~ \u201cFOOD: Max. Mine Av.  mge/100g. Samples ence 4\nFISH AND SHELLFISH, con't. 5\n\u201cClams (R) a el 172 2 ce\nCod, raw (R) - - 60 360 _ a\nCod, frozen fillets (0) Us ech ee Var ae re\nCod, liver oil (R) i a Ool a = a\nCod, salted, dried (0) as et BIO 160 2 1\ncodfish (R) Oia iets Se deo mee\nCrab, boiled in fresh water (0) ~ fe 88 ae\nGrab, canned (0) Aig ~ | 3000 rave \u2018 oy\nEels, vations (R) 89 ; 67 267 237 4 lh \u2018\nidundiy (R) - - 68 Bs ' J : 5\nHaddock (R) ee Rees ae 302 \u201c we\nHalibut, raw (R) eer 56 aa ~ i.\nHerring (R) ea ras 100 303 : i os 5\nHerring, \u00a352'bate: th) . vi ae eh a 317 ~\u2014 re\nLobster, boiled in fresh water (0) - ~ 325 258 - : 6\nLobster, boiled in tap water (0) are - 210 ESO : . 1\nMussels (R) ae - 289 315 ae 6\nOuskere (R) ; \u2018 - - 73 Broa ma 1,\nOysters (R) are - 73 hs - ; 5\nOysters (R) rele, tee 505 258 Nore 6 t\nRockfish (R) it hee ae a eo a\nSalmon (R) - ~ 53 eee\nSalmon, raw (R) - - 48 4.0 yt i\nSalmon, canned (0) - ~ 5L0 300 . - 1\nESZoLUT ROX Fad ALT OSSH/AN AW AWA TANG [OETA Z0 LoXoLU Tan Tal ators) ave 0] K6 (0lersI 64 n16 [ON", "img_38032.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_38034.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_38036.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_38038.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_38039.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_38045.png": "Sodium: 23 Sodium\nFOOD mg. 100g FOOD mg./L00g.\nOils (corn, cottonseed, cod\u2014 Prunes, raw ai\nliver, olive, peanut, nei Ganned BE a)\netc. ) negligible Dried 6\nOkra, raw \u00a9 to ideo 7 Prams juice 2\nOlives, pickled: 20008 \u201cPumpkin, raw i ,\nCnions 10? Rabbit Bee ey\nOranges 1 Radish 15>\nOrange juice, canned a \u201cRaisins 25 area\nParsley, raw 30 Raspberries,. raw DU tien, Mees\nCanned Baie oie:\nParsnips, raw BE (RS gh : pe ts\nRhubarb, raw 2 ; he\nPeaches, raw | apt ok fed cou yeas Brogen  * 2\nFrozen 8 WH do ;\nCanned -: asi .oRee; dry, polished _ Bet ee\nPeanuts, roasted, unsalted v3, to Sauerkraut, carined Doe y Capea\nPeanut butter, prepared without 9 \u00abs% ,90% Shortening (\"Crisco,\" \"Spryy't aie\nadded sodium Pee lard, \u00e9tc.) =~\" negligible\nPears, raw oki. Sirup, corn (Karol!) 68s 7\n: Canned ~~ Bly ke oeeMaple js Ese We\n: Sorghum\u201d 20% f\nPeas, raw Z sacQun sii\" * fable blerds \u201c~~~ meoeey\nFrozen \u00a9 * variable? : =i ; Fag d gh Ohi ts\nCanned without added Soybeans, dry\u2019 a Foe eit) Me\nDried 20> _ Spaghetti, plain Bo\nPecans, raw dine wadaaiilat \u201cSpices and herbs: (all spices, he\ncate dw with the exceptions of\nPeppers, green, raw SAR te: celery\u2019seed and flake\u2019, a\nf cian ant eRe pay and parsley flakes may ,\nPineapple, raw <citigbh pe iaier aL 83 24 be used in low-sodium ~\u2018 -*\nFrozen Bis Boda RUNES tenes diets) Cited i\nGanned . Wieeehicdse fh epOn th: 3\nSpinach, raw 5p\nPineapple juice, canned 12 \u00bb Canned without salt 608\nFrozen _ gob\nPlums, raw Bay) ghee iat ; ies\nCanned i-ay donidl\u00ae onySquash, raw, all types L\nPork, lean, raw 55 2. Star\u00e9h, corn \u00a9 oo ae\nPotatoes, white, raw \u201ces ZY 8 Strawberries, raw Tee\nSYolU]cexoHn lil OSMAN NAVAL ALS[UIS]in\\ze(oLLU]/nnt=)pltsM lors) m=18 [0] Le [oler-),04n10 | 0rd", "img_37236.png": "MICHIGAN, con't.\n. Reported values more than. 2.0, me/100g.\nCity. Na _(mg/100g)_ Ref Gity....: Na_(mg/100g). : Ref\nAnn Arbor 0.48r,067Lr,l.2f 1 Jackson BOL ahi ae\n\" 2 2 \" 5 a\nBay City 3o4r,5,0f 1, Lansing 2ehfc 1\nEast Lansing 17.9f REE sn ek 1 2\nFlint Lar teoe Z i 1. \u00abPontiac. +.) Le5r,2oSr,3e0r,2e6f zt\na 2 ni Mh ~ 2\u00b0 \u2018Royal Oak 10,6r,6.6f,15.0f a\ndspace ee \u201cit A a ian ~ Ypsilanti | PE SORE | tiie. \u00a5 3 ithe 1\n_ ..: MINNESOTA ..-. '\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.-\nAlbert Lea, Austin, Brainerd, Duluth, Faribault, Fergus Falls, Hibbing, Minneapolis,\nRochester, St. Cloud, St. Louis Park, St. Paul,\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/100\u00a2.\nCity Na _(mg/100g) . Ref... City,\u00bb .. \u00a9. + ..Ma:(mg/100g) Ref\nMankato.  \u2014_- 2e2f ae? ultadesn Vinginta OeP OD sens speed! Be manteh snes\nMoorhead 15e5r,7ohr,lO.Of 22... 1 ..Winona, wet Deh ke byt \u2018 i della ett\nSouth St Paul 0.68,205 ated yon Mees ai Aiea Sue Pcbete ai | | ee ofantaaere\nare. pene .. \u201cMIssissippr SAO ibang ea aes\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/l00g. u cae\nColumbus, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Meridian,\n| Reported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g. \u00a9 a\nCity Na _(mg/100g) Ref City Na (mg/100g) a\nBiloxi US .or 29st 2l ser,eca0r, Laurel 6065300; 206,7 eI yhobf a\n33,0f \u201c1 McComb 103 5207,207,2ehf x\neile 23 3 @/2). Natchez sBebr Sekt 2\nClarksdale 16.5 it 1 Pascagoula 2h hf a\nCorinth ...- _ 2.2f,0.31r,7.7r -. Deen TpEL Owen, hob sho df 2\nGreenville | .14.5f,15.6 ho A 1. Vicksburg 302r,3olf 4 1\nGreenwood 8.3f : 1., Yazoo City Tet 1\nGulfport D3 95.5%o25 000, Dadam eabenaty verde, PGR Seaetey wing ;\n505560h,8.0,12 04,9 .3f ae\nMISSOURI\nReported values less than 2,0 meg/1lO0ge\nCape Girardeau, Hannibal, Joplin, Moberly, Poplar Bluff, Sedalia, Springfield.\nYoU T Tora 1 ( OSHANU UA AIALOUISIEn 6 (OCU bn l-Ta lO LOI N=16 [0], (oles) 74 pe [Opa", "img_37221.png": "MICHIGAN, con't.\n. Reported values more than. 2.0, me/100g.\nCity. Na _(mg/100g)_ Ref Gity....: Na_(mg/100g). : Ref\nAnn Arbor 0.48r,067Lr,l.2f 1 Jackson BOL ahi ae\n\" 2 2 \" 5 a\nBay City 3o4r,5,0f 1, Lansing 2ehfc 1\nEast Lansing 17.9f REE sn ek 1 2\nFlint Lar teoe Z i 1. \u00abPontiac. +.) Le5r,2oSr,3e0r,2e6f zt\na 2 ni Mh ~ 2\u00b0 \u2018Royal Oak 10,6r,6.6f,15.0f a\ndspace ee \u201cit A a ian ~ Ypsilanti | PE SORE | tiie. \u00a5 3 ithe 1\n_ ..: MINNESOTA ..-. '\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.-\nAlbert Lea, Austin, Brainerd, Duluth, Faribault, Fergus Falls, Hibbing, Minneapolis,\nRochester, St. Cloud, St. Louis Park, St. Paul,\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/100\u00a2.\nCity Na _(mg/100g) . Ref... City,\u00bb .. \u00a9. + ..Ma:(mg/100g) Ref\nMankato.  \u2014_- 2e2f ae? ultadesn Vinginta OeP OD sens speed! Be manteh snes\nMoorhead 15e5r,7ohr,lO.Of 22... 1 ..Winona, wet Deh ke byt \u2018 i della ett\nSouth St Paul 0.68,205 ated yon Mees ai Aiea Sue Pcbete ai | | ee ofantaaere\nare. pene .. \u201cMIssissippr SAO ibang ea aes\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/l00g. u cae\nColumbus, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Meridian,\n| Reported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g. \u00a9 a\nCity Na _(mg/100g) Ref City Na (mg/100g) a\nBiloxi US .or 29st 2l ser,eca0r, Laurel 6065300; 206,7 eI yhobf a\n33,0f \u201c1 McComb 103 5207,207,2ehf x\neile 23 3 @/2). Natchez sBebr Sekt 2\nClarksdale 16.5 it 1 Pascagoula 2h hf a\nCorinth ...- _ 2.2f,0.31r,7.7r -. Deen TpEL Owen, hob sho df 2\nGreenville | .14.5f,15.6 ho A 1. Vicksburg 302r,3olf 4 1\nGreenwood 8.3f : 1., Yazoo City Tet 1\nGulfport D3 95.5%o25 000, Dadam eabenaty verde, PGR Seaetey wing ;\n505560h,8.0,12 04,9 .3f ae\nMISSOURI\nReported values less than 2,0 meg/1lO0ge\nCape Girardeau, Hannibal, Joplin, Moberly, Poplar Bluff, Sedalia, Springfield.\nYoU T Tora 1 ( OSHANU UA AIALOUISIEn 6 (OCU bn l-Ta lO LOI N=16 [0], (oles) 74 pe [Opa", "img_37227.png": "MICHIGAN, con't.\n. Reported values more than. 2.0, me/100g.\nCity. Na _(mg/100g)_ Ref Gity....: Na_(mg/100g). : Ref\nAnn Arbor 0.48r,067Lr,l.2f 1 Jackson BOL ahi ae\n\" 2 2 \" 5 a\nBay City 3o4r,5,0f 1, Lansing 2ehfc 1\nEast Lansing 17.9f REE sn ek 1 2\nFlint Lar teoe Z i 1. \u00abPontiac. +.) Le5r,2oSr,3e0r,2e6f zt\na 2 ni Mh ~ 2\u00b0 \u2018Royal Oak 10,6r,6.6f,15.0f a\ndspace ee \u201cit A a ian ~ Ypsilanti | PE SORE | tiie. \u00a5 3 ithe 1\n_ ..: MINNESOTA ..-. '\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.-\nAlbert Lea, Austin, Brainerd, Duluth, Faribault, Fergus Falls, Hibbing, Minneapolis,\nRochester, St. Cloud, St. Louis Park, St. Paul,\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/100\u00a2.\nCity Na _(mg/100g) . Ref... City,\u00bb .. \u00a9. + ..Ma:(mg/100g) Ref\nMankato.  \u2014_- 2e2f ae? ultadesn Vinginta OeP OD sens speed! Be manteh snes\nMoorhead 15e5r,7ohr,lO.Of 22... 1 ..Winona, wet Deh ke byt \u2018 i della ett\nSouth St Paul 0.68,205 ated yon Mees ai Aiea Sue Pcbete ai | | ee ofantaaere\nare. pene .. \u201cMIssissippr SAO ibang ea aes\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/l00g. u cae\nColumbus, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Meridian,\n| Reported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g. \u00a9 a\nCity Na _(mg/100g) Ref City Na (mg/100g) a\nBiloxi US .or 29st 2l ser,eca0r, Laurel 6065300; 206,7 eI yhobf a\n33,0f \u201c1 McComb 103 5207,207,2ehf x\neile 23 3 @/2). Natchez sBebr Sekt 2\nClarksdale 16.5 it 1 Pascagoula 2h hf a\nCorinth ...- _ 2.2f,0.31r,7.7r -. Deen TpEL Owen, hob sho df 2\nGreenville | .14.5f,15.6 ho A 1. Vicksburg 302r,3olf 4 1\nGreenwood 8.3f : 1., Yazoo City Tet 1\nGulfport D3 95.5%o25 000, Dadam eabenaty verde, PGR Seaetey wing ;\n505560h,8.0,12 04,9 .3f ae\nMISSOURI\nReported values less than 2,0 meg/1lO0ge\nCape Girardeau, Hannibal, Joplin, Moberly, Poplar Bluff, Sedalia, Springfield.\nYoU T Tora 1 ( OSHANU UA AIALOUISIEn 6 (OCU bn l-Ta lO LOI N=16 [0], (oles) 74 pe [Opa", "img_37305.png": "NEWYORK\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbany, Amsterdam, Auburn, Binghamton, Buffalo, Cheektowaga town, Cohoes, Cortland,\nDunkirk, Elmira, Endicott, Freeport, Glen Falls, Gloversville, Hempstead, Huntington,\nIrondequoit town, Ithaca, Jamestown, Johnson City, Kenmore, Kingston, Lackawanna,\nLevittown, Lockport, Middletown, Mount Vernon, Newburgh, New Rochelle, New York,\nNiagara Falls, North Tonawanda, Olean, Oswego, Port Chester, Poughkeepsie,\nRochester, Rockville Center, Rome, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, Valley Stream,\nWatertown, White Plains, Yonkers,\nNORTH CAROLINA\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbermarle, Asheville, Burlington, Charlotte, Concord, Durham, Fayetteville,\nGastonia, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Greenville, Henderson, Hickory, High Point,\nKannapolis, Lexington, Monroe, Raleigh, Reidsville, Rocky Mount, Salisbury,\nSanford, Shelby, Statesville, Thomasville, Wilson, Wilmington, Winston~Salem,\nReported values more than 2-0 mg/100g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na_(mg/100g) Ref\nElizabeth City 6.3rc,6.9fc 1 New Bern O.h5re,6.77f\u00a2 a\nKinston heOe ec heSc,ho7e,2ehe 1\nNORTH DAKOTA\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na _(mg/100g) Ref\nBismark 3gle Sekt 1 Jamestown 11.3r,11,0f r\n\" 6 2 Mandan 5.726032 1\nDickinson 57 4r,1.0r,29,0rce,19.9f 1 Minot 35.9f,18.0f ,23.3f a\nFargo 2.37 h9f Z yy 25 2\n\" 5 2 Williston SwoRowre 1\nGrand Forks 1.9rc,3.8rc,1.0r,3.3f dy\n\" 6 2\nOHIO\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAkron, Barberton, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga Falls,\nDayton, East Cleveland, East Liverpool, Elyria, Euclid, Lakewood, Lima, Lorain,\nMansfield, Middletown, Parma, Sandusky, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, Springfield,\nSteubenville, Toledo, Warren, Youngstown.\nSYolU]Rex- Fan ali SSM/AN UNA NVAIALS Okita ize (ele nl=)altsM ules) m=16[0)0[eler~)/ 74a 16 | 02rd", "img_37332.png": "NEWYORK\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbany, Amsterdam, Auburn, Binghamton, Buffalo, Cheektowaga town, Cohoes, Cortland,\nDunkirk, Elmira, Endicott, Freeport, Glen Falls, Gloversville, Hempstead, Huntington,\nIrondequoit town, Ithaca, Jamestown, Johnson City, Kenmore, Kingston, Lackawanna,\nLevittown, Lockport, Middletown, Mount Vernon, Newburgh, New Rochelle, New York,\nNiagara Falls, North Tonawanda, Olean, Oswego, Port Chester, Poughkeepsie,\nRochester, Rockville Center, Rome, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, Valley Stream,\nWatertown, White Plains, Yonkers,\nNORTH CAROLINA\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbermarle, Asheville, Burlington, Charlotte, Concord, Durham, Fayetteville,\nGastonia, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Greenville, Henderson, Hickory, High Point,\nKannapolis, Lexington, Monroe, Raleigh, Reidsville, Rocky Mount, Salisbury,\nSanford, Shelby, Statesville, Thomasville, Wilson, Wilmington, Winston~Salem,\nReported values more than 2-0 mg/100g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na_(mg/100g) Ref\nElizabeth City 6.3rc,6.9fc 1 New Bern O.h5re,6.77f\u00a2 a\nKinston heOe ec heSc,ho7e,2ehe 1\nNORTH DAKOTA\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na _(mg/100g) Ref\nBismark 3gle Sekt 1 Jamestown 11.3r,11,0f r\n\" 6 2 Mandan 5.726032 1\nDickinson 57 4r,1.0r,29,0rce,19.9f 1 Minot 35.9f,18.0f ,23.3f a\nFargo 2.37 h9f Z yy 25 2\n\" 5 2 Williston SwoRowre 1\nGrand Forks 1.9rc,3.8rc,1.0r,3.3f dy\n\" 6 2\nOHIO\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAkron, Barberton, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga Falls,\nDayton, East Cleveland, East Liverpool, Elyria, Euclid, Lakewood, Lima, Lorain,\nMansfield, Middletown, Parma, Sandusky, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, Springfield,\nSteubenville, Toledo, Warren, Youngstown.\nSYolU]Rex- Fan ali SSM/AN UNA NVAIALS Okita ize (ele nl=)altsM ules) m=16[0)0[eler~)/ 74a 16 | 02rd", "img_37336.png": "NEWYORK\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbany, Amsterdam, Auburn, Binghamton, Buffalo, Cheektowaga town, Cohoes, Cortland,\nDunkirk, Elmira, Endicott, Freeport, Glen Falls, Gloversville, Hempstead, Huntington,\nIrondequoit town, Ithaca, Jamestown, Johnson City, Kenmore, Kingston, Lackawanna,\nLevittown, Lockport, Middletown, Mount Vernon, Newburgh, New Rochelle, New York,\nNiagara Falls, North Tonawanda, Olean, Oswego, Port Chester, Poughkeepsie,\nRochester, Rockville Center, Rome, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, Valley Stream,\nWatertown, White Plains, Yonkers,\nNORTH CAROLINA\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAlbermarle, Asheville, Burlington, Charlotte, Concord, Durham, Fayetteville,\nGastonia, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Greenville, Henderson, Hickory, High Point,\nKannapolis, Lexington, Monroe, Raleigh, Reidsville, Rocky Mount, Salisbury,\nSanford, Shelby, Statesville, Thomasville, Wilson, Wilmington, Winston~Salem,\nReported values more than 2-0 mg/100g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na_(mg/100g) Ref\nElizabeth City 6.3rc,6.9fc 1 New Bern O.h5re,6.77f\u00a2 a\nKinston heOe ec heSc,ho7e,2ehe 1\nNORTH DAKOTA\nReported values more than 2.0 mg/l00g.\nCity Na_(mg/100g) Ref City Na _(mg/100g) Ref\nBismark 3gle Sekt 1 Jamestown 11.3r,11,0f r\n\" 6 2 Mandan 5.726032 1\nDickinson 57 4r,1.0r,29,0rce,19.9f 1 Minot 35.9f,18.0f ,23.3f a\nFargo 2.37 h9f Z yy 25 2\n\" 5 2 Williston SwoRowre 1\nGrand Forks 1.9rc,3.8rc,1.0r,3.3f dy\n\" 6 2\nOHIO\nReported values less than 2.0 mg/100g.\nAkron, Barberton, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga Falls,\nDayton, East Cleveland, East Liverpool, Elyria, Euclid, Lakewood, Lima, Lorain,\nMansfield, Middletown, Parma, Sandusky, Shaker Heights, South Euclid, Springfield,\nSteubenville, Toledo, Warren, Youngstown.\nSYolU]Rex- Fan ali SSM/AN UNA NVAIALS Okita ize (ele nl=)altsM ules) m=16[0)0[eler~)/ 74a 16 | 02rd", "img_5556.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5560.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5578.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5590.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5598.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5615.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_5626.png": "cee eee ee\nStudy: Charles River Associates\nFor: American Automobile Manufacturers Association\nDate: November 1997\nBased on achieving 1990 levels, Charles River estimates that, by 2010, a $177 per ton carbon tax\nwill be needed to meet emissions caps, causing price increases for natural gas (46%), electricity\n(23%) and heating oil (45%). Economic output loss will be 1% or roughly $94 billion and\nenergy consumption will need to be reduced by about 25-30%.\nContact: David Montgomery, (202) 662-3800\nStudy: CONSAD Research Corporation\nDate: March 1998\nBased on reductions 3% below 1990 levels, CONSAD estimates that by the year 2010, more\nthan 3.5 million jobs will be lost, mostly in the aluminum, chemicals, mining, paper, petroleum\nand steel industries. CONSAD estimates a loss of $359 billion in Gross Domestic Product\n(GDP). Energy prices will rise by 59% causing an $87 billion reduction in disposable income or\n$875 per household.\nContact: Will Steger, (412) 363-5500\nStudy: Standard & Poor\u2019s DRI\nFor: Labor Unions\nDate: August 1998\nThis study prepared for labor unions, confirms that even with significant emissions trading and\nother flexibility mechanisms, the Kyoto Protocol will (1) cost 1.3 to 1.7 million jobs, (2) annual\nGDP losses of $112 to $178 billion, (3) cause energy prices to rise up to 77% in some sectors,\n(4) cause household income to decrease 1,021 to 1,403 per family and (5) increase household\nenergy costs by 1,012 to 1,573.\nContact: Michael Buckner, UMWA, (202) 842-7280, Joe Corcoran (301) 439-1832\nther Notable Studies:\nDepartment of Energy \u201c11 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, October 1997\nDepartment of Energy \u201c5 Labs\u201d Report, DOE, (202) 586-5806, September 1997\nEnergy Efficiency and Clean technologies can produce savings to equal costs\nDr. Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University Institute of Public Policy; (703) 993-3186, April 1998\n.\nDr. David Harrision, National Economics Research Associates, Inc.; (617) 621-0444, 1998\nDr. Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University -- for the American Council for Capital Formation; (202) 293-5811, June 1997\nThese siedies were semmnarized by the Global Climate Coaililen, For mana tiformation, cntact Prank Maivane at (202) 624-3622.", "img_63835.png": "6\nes\nBe KS\na0 a\nsa\nJe te a\nae \\ WS\nih\nShe\na\nin childhood as well as during adult life, depends\nlargely on good nutrition, and especially on a\nsufficient amount of biologically adequate pro-\ntein in the daily diet.* The proteins of meat\u2014\nregardless of kind or cu'\u2014are of highest quality.\nThey are the RIGHT KIND for every protein\nneed, including the body's ability to resist disease.\noo The Sel of Aceptance denotes\nen ee a eos IPR tat de nui gaiguenn\nSRC ETKie seen ny uly neath doer Been ova degC Ses) \u2014weceptable to the Council on\neae an egies eran Nac iene\nMAIN OFFICE, CHICAGO...MEMBERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES\nThis edvertisement No. A.M.1-45 (7343) appears in the May 1944 issue of\nHygewe", "img_54586.png": ". 0572997 11:30 R. J. REYNOLDS TOB. 9084179076 805\n; \\ \u2018 BYRFOALES KEYEC, an, deau ny sua wU0d- ue\ni ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER ATI eg cet \u2018\n| cemrammmmetedone Dak. Pee eo)\n3 HECK TU Se DATCO\n| Dig Mcount Si ae |\ni Direc Acchuar AOS reas\n|\ni EXPLANATION\nSIG aE tre\nTX Chamy fed XxKt break] hae aucthorived ROR to Px,\nAe above Direct Account W/ tho retold accrual money\n40 Sand preararn wee & Te _\u2014 mie por\ncarton] pack. On brands ny \u2014_\u2014\u2014) ee\neT PAYMENT TNEORMATION 10 APPEAR ON QUECIC RTO\nName of Progra.\n/ Me O + OTHER THAR EE (NAME AND ADDRESS\nTE UU Went the check Fe Come to GU thie in\nObrenniee, (eave re blank & dhe cheelt will qo to the Direct fect.\n, RECATED ARIAGILATC ONT RA NU,\nRE CODE FT\neo 2\nort :\nw\nwn\n\u2014\u2014\ned 5\nPRARY RORY RECUEBTOR GiSNATON INT\" o\nRegion Op Mar up t5ai90d Your Wame,\nA bo Me Chi Pyne Cobia\nRegier Sue Mar op fegissene Kathryn Noun", "img_54603.png": ". 0572997 11:30 R. J. REYNOLDS TOB. 9084179076 805\n; \\ \u2018 BYRFOALES KEYEC, an, deau ny sua wU0d- ue\ni ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER ATI eg cet \u2018\n| cemrammmmetedone Dak. Pee eo)\n3 HECK TU Se DATCO\n| Dig Mcount Si ae |\ni Direc Acchuar AOS reas\n|\ni EXPLANATION\nSIG aE tre\nTX Chamy fed XxKt break] hae aucthorived ROR to Px,\nAe above Direct Account W/ tho retold accrual money\n40 Sand preararn wee & Te _\u2014 mie por\ncarton] pack. On brands ny \u2014_\u2014\u2014) ee\neT PAYMENT TNEORMATION 10 APPEAR ON QUECIC RTO\nName of Progra.\n/ Me O + OTHER THAR EE (NAME AND ADDRESS\nTE UU Went the check Fe Come to GU thie in\nObrenniee, (eave re blank & dhe cheelt will qo to the Direct fect.\n, RECATED ARIAGILATC ONT RA NU,\nRE CODE FT\neo 2\nort :\nw\nwn\n\u2014\u2014\ned 5\nPRARY RORY RECUEBTOR GiSNATON INT\" o\nRegion Op Mar up t5ai90d Your Wame,\nA bo Me Chi Pyne Cobia\nRegier Sue Mar op fegissene Kathryn Noun", "img_54614.png": ". 0572997 11:30 R. J. REYNOLDS TOB. 9084179076 805\n; \\ \u2018 BYRFOALES KEYEC, an, deau ny sua wU0d- ue\ni ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER ATI eg cet \u2018\n| cemrammmmetedone Dak. Pee eo)\n3 HECK TU Se DATCO\n| Dig Mcount Si ae |\ni Direc Acchuar AOS reas\n|\ni EXPLANATION\nSIG aE tre\nTX Chamy fed XxKt break] hae aucthorived ROR to Px,\nAe above Direct Account W/ tho retold accrual money\n40 Sand preararn wee & Te _\u2014 mie por\ncarton] pack. On brands ny \u2014_\u2014\u2014) ee\neT PAYMENT TNEORMATION 10 APPEAR ON QUECIC RTO\nName of Progra.\n/ Me O + OTHER THAR EE (NAME AND ADDRESS\nTE UU Went the check Fe Come to GU thie in\nObrenniee, (eave re blank & dhe cheelt will qo to the Direct fect.\n, RECATED ARIAGILATC ONT RA NU,\nRE CODE FT\neo 2\nort :\nw\nwn\n\u2014\u2014\ned 5\nPRARY RORY RECUEBTOR GiSNATON INT\" o\nRegion Op Mar up t5ai90d Your Wame,\nA bo Me Chi Pyne Cobia\nRegier Sue Mar op fegissene Kathryn Noun", "img_63200.png": "e *\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP S'ATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND XEFERRED CARE\nThe attached Table shows the follow-up status at one year from all\navailable information. The second year follow-up has produced informa-\ntion on the whereabouts of some of the \"unknown\" individuals. Currently\n\u2018 there is a total of 101 persons whose living status was not known for\ntheir one year anniversary. This is less than 1% overall, 0.7% of\nstepped care and 1.1% of referred care. The results very from center to\ncenter with several centers accounting for 100% of their participants'\nliving status.\n3 M4 NA IV BATA\nPRELIMINARY BAT\nSYolUTRer=Fuy att OSH /AN AWA ALe [UFSIt aio (OLeLU[nal=yaltsMU| xs) M16] 0).0(efersy) [AAO Pea", "img_63202.png": "e *\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP S'ATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND XEFERRED CARE\nThe attached Table shows the follow-up status at one year from all\navailable information. The second year follow-up has produced informa-\ntion on the whereabouts of some of the \"unknown\" individuals. Currently\n\u2018 there is a total of 101 persons whose living status was not known for\ntheir one year anniversary. This is less than 1% overall, 0.7% of\nstepped care and 1.1% of referred care. The results very from center to\ncenter with several centers accounting for 100% of their participants'\nliving status.\n3 M4 NA IV BATA\nPRELIMINARY BAT\nSYolUTRer=Fuy att OSH /AN AWA ALe [UFSIt aio (OLeLU[nal=yaltsMU| xs) M16] 0).0(efersy) [AAO Pea", "img_65052.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_65053.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_65056.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_65057.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_65058.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_65059.png": "\u00a9 BASELINE PERIOD vs \"READING\" and EXAMINATION PERIODS\nJANUARY 1963\nELEVEN SUBJECTS\n2 72 aS oto ono\nI \u2014e_ ul,\n7I fe ig eresge oS\nlu\n=a7,0)\n\u00e9 es pe\nWwW\nBe ee , he? en\n\u00ab 78 e /\nWwW 76 eo\n3 74 M7 ? aN\na _.72 erase\nigi e\n= il\n=) AE e@\nS \u00a3 1.0 f \u2122 e\noS & e 2. s f ~.\u201d\na 09 \\ J \\-* ~ e\neo \u2018e-\u00ae\n7\nW 1.80 e\n=z\nZz\u00ab\u00a3 e-@ a/ Ny\na x e. / eS\no e@ os ip Ng\nOo 1.70 \\e- e e\n\u201cneces a\n[ps2 SR4 5H 16) 7 8.9 |, 22)30 4567 8.9\n\u00a9 a f\u00a2\u2014R +41 E11\nBASELINE TOTAL EXAMINATION\n(oLU[KeXo Hm ay OSMAN UAW AL6 [OISII A610] anl=TalksM Ul oxs) mayo [0)L6[eles)i 6] [6 | OA", "img_64971.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_64980.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_64981.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_64983.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_64984.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_64985.png": "@ SLEEP REVERSAL I, JANUARY 1963\nFIVE SUBJECTS\n> 11.0\n3 a a \u00ae\ncov\nQOcN 10.0 e\nreo \u2018\nCoe S68 i N\\\ne\nEe 14.0 eo\nGe en e\n9 ~N ene\n7 oS 13 7\nS 0 ON er\n= =\nSaito \u00b0\nlu '\nE 900\nz\n@ 2 = 220 ,\nao\u00a2 0\nOrage\n23 2700 \u201c\\. edi\n9 ae \\.7 \u2018e e- \u00b0~e\u2014\n3 600\n21\noi a \u00b0 ee e cane \u2014 \u00b0\noLeE\nx E ee 18 y Neat\nEm a\n2 Nite\n16\n3\neS\na xz\nZz em\no I a 2\na\na 39\n8 =a I\ne-\nFE\n2 Oo\nfh2\"304-\"5 16) 758.9 ees aco\newe\n@& Te\nBASELINE REVERSAL\n(oJU Tere Hal alt OSSH/ANUANVAIALS [UISIin ize [oLeLU]nal=\\altsmelorsym-1e[0)L0lefer-)) (61 [0] 0-474", "img_63891.png": "i ; RECOMMENDED DAILY DIETARY ALLOWANCES\n\nMan Reference (25 yrs., 65 kg., 170 om.) 3200\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 170 em.) 2800\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 170 cm.) 2400\n\nWoman Reference (25 yrs., 55 kg., 157 cm.) 2300\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 157 cm.) 2000\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 157 cm.) 1800\n\nReference pregnant (3rd trimester ) 2750\n\nReference lactating (850 ml. milk daily) 3300\n\nInfant 3-4 mos. (120 Cal./kg., 55/1b.) 700\n6 - 8 mos. (110 Cal./kg., 50/1b.) 950\n\n11 - 12 mos. (100 Cal./kg., 45/1b.) 1000\n\nChildren 1-3 yrs. (12 kg., e7 lb.) 1200\n4 - 6 yrs. (19 kg., 42 1b.) 1600\n\n7-9 yrs. (26 kg., 58 1b.) 2000\n\nBoys 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 1b.) 2500\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 3200\n\n: 16 - 20 yrs. (60 kg., 132 1b.) 3800\nGirls 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 Ib.) 2300\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 2500\n\n16 - 20 yrs. (53 kg., 117 1b.) 2400\n\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH/AN UN ANA ALOLUISIimyze [Ole] pal=)pltsMUlexsy im =16 [0)L6 [0 ex=)/ 16] 016 | @ PAA", "img_63892.png": "i ; RECOMMENDED DAILY DIETARY ALLOWANCES\n\nMan Reference (25 yrs., 65 kg., 170 om.) 3200\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 170 em.) 2800\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 170 cm.) 2400\n\nWoman Reference (25 yrs., 55 kg., 157 cm.) 2300\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 157 cm.) 2000\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 157 cm.) 1800\n\nReference pregnant (3rd trimester ) 2750\n\nReference lactating (850 ml. milk daily) 3300\n\nInfant 3-4 mos. (120 Cal./kg., 55/1b.) 700\n6 - 8 mos. (110 Cal./kg., 50/1b.) 950\n\n11 - 12 mos. (100 Cal./kg., 45/1b.) 1000\n\nChildren 1-3 yrs. (12 kg., e7 lb.) 1200\n4 - 6 yrs. (19 kg., 42 1b.) 1600\n\n7-9 yrs. (26 kg., 58 1b.) 2000\n\nBoys 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 1b.) 2500\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 3200\n\n: 16 - 20 yrs. (60 kg., 132 1b.) 3800\nGirls 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 Ib.) 2300\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 2500\n\n16 - 20 yrs. (53 kg., 117 1b.) 2400\n\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH/AN UN ANA ALOLUISIimyze [Ole] pal=)pltsMUlexsy im =16 [0)L6 [0 ex=)/ 16] 016 | @ PAA", "img_63893.png": "i ; RECOMMENDED DAILY DIETARY ALLOWANCES\n\nMan Reference (25 yrs., 65 kg., 170 om.) 3200\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 170 em.) 2800\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 170 cm.) 2400\n\nWoman Reference (25 yrs., 55 kg., 157 cm.) 2300\nMiddle age (45 yrs., 157 cm.) 2000\n\nElderly (65 yrs., 157 cm.) 1800\n\nReference pregnant (3rd trimester ) 2750\n\nReference lactating (850 ml. milk daily) 3300\n\nInfant 3-4 mos. (120 Cal./kg., 55/1b.) 700\n6 - 8 mos. (110 Cal./kg., 50/1b.) 950\n\n11 - 12 mos. (100 Cal./kg., 45/1b.) 1000\n\nChildren 1-3 yrs. (12 kg., e7 lb.) 1200\n4 - 6 yrs. (19 kg., 42 1b.) 1600\n\n7-9 yrs. (26 kg., 58 1b.) 2000\n\nBoys 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 1b.) 2500\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 3200\n\n: 16 - 20 yrs. (60 kg., 132 1b.) 3800\nGirls 10 - 12 yrs. (35 kg., 78 Ib.) 2300\n13 - 15 yrs. (49 kg., 108 Ib.) 2500\n\n16 - 20 yrs. (53 kg., 117 1b.) 2400\n\nSYolU]gex-Han ali OSH/AN UN ANA ALOLUISIimyze [Ole] pal=)pltsMUlexsy im =16 [0)L6 [0 ex=)/ 16] 016 | @ PAA", "img_782.png": "eee Oy\nco! Oy: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nCRE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nue FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20204\nJuly 24, 1978\nLetitia Brewster /\nCenter for Science in the\nPublic Interest\n1755 S Street, NW.\nWashington, D.C. 20009\nDear Mr, Brewster: F78-17347\nAs requested in your letter of June 26, 1978, enclosed is a copy of the\nminutes of meeting held May 5, 1978, regarding Labeling.\nSincerely yours,\nDonald {2\nAssistant to the Director\nDivision of Regulatory Guidance\nBureau of Foods\nEnclosure", "img_783.png": "eee Oy\nco! Oy: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nCRE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nue FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20204\nJuly 24, 1978\nLetitia Brewster /\nCenter for Science in the\nPublic Interest\n1755 S Street, NW.\nWashington, D.C. 20009\nDear Mr, Brewster: F78-17347\nAs requested in your letter of June 26, 1978, enclosed is a copy of the\nminutes of meeting held May 5, 1978, regarding Labeling.\nSincerely yours,\nDonald {2\nAssistant to the Director\nDivision of Regulatory Guidance\nBureau of Foods\nEnclosure", "img_784.png": "eee Oy\nco! Oy: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nCRE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nue FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20204\nJuly 24, 1978\nLetitia Brewster /\nCenter for Science in the\nPublic Interest\n1755 S Street, NW.\nWashington, D.C. 20009\nDear Mr, Brewster: F78-17347\nAs requested in your letter of June 26, 1978, enclosed is a copy of the\nminutes of meeting held May 5, 1978, regarding Labeling.\nSincerely yours,\nDonald {2\nAssistant to the Director\nDivision of Regulatory Guidance\nBureau of Foods\nEnclosure", "img_785.png": "eee Oy\nco! Oy: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nCRE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nue FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20204\nJuly 24, 1978\nLetitia Brewster /\nCenter for Science in the\nPublic Interest\n1755 S Street, NW.\nWashington, D.C. 20009\nDear Mr, Brewster: F78-17347\nAs requested in your letter of June 26, 1978, enclosed is a copy of the\nminutes of meeting held May 5, 1978, regarding Labeling.\nSincerely yours,\nDonald {2\nAssistant to the Director\nDivision of Regulatory Guidance\nBureau of Foods\nEnclosure", "img_786.png": "eee Oy\nco! Oy: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE\nCRE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nue FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20204\nJuly 24, 1978\nLetitia Brewster /\nCenter for Science in the\nPublic Interest\n1755 S Street, NW.\nWashington, D.C. 20009\nDear Mr, Brewster: F78-17347\nAs requested in your letter of June 26, 1978, enclosed is a copy of the\nminutes of meeting held May 5, 1978, regarding Labeling.\nSincerely yours,\nDonald {2\nAssistant to the Director\nDivision of Regulatory Guidance\nBureau of Foods\nEnclosure", "img_64136.png": "a mre eae TA OE lees a SC ge ~ Sia nul\n\u00bb dations, please indicate below the type of carrier and charges made: Shale NEE Sere 4\n: a Sah\n4 f\nType of carrier Farge COS Cuan teen eee oe eee : |\n|\nReimbursement for the use of personal automobile is made on an actual expense |\nbasis which includes cost of gasoline, oil, garage rent, bridge, ferry & other\ntolls. Receipts are required for items in excess on\u2122ene dollar.\nSe re eee\ni. Taxi to depot (fare-$ 7.50), Left official station at Spmz11/16/69 |\n(tip $H00)- (date and hour) |\n: q\n2, EXPENSES Date II/16709 Date Date Date : |\nENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips. Cost Tips Cost Tips |\naR IS eR er\nBreakfast\nLunch ;\nSs Dinner\nPullman Tips 5 o\nBaggage Tips Sie 2S\nOther (itemize\non reverse)\n3. Arrived at destination 9:10pm-Nov. 16. Taxi to hotel (Fare $F 2 ke)\n(ate & Hour) CEzpes ee 00EMS) j\nere i\n4. EXPENSES FOR Datell/17/69Date Nov. 18 Date Nov. 19 Date Seats\nDAYS AT MEETING Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBreakfast Ghee 2 See Glee Ca a ee ne oro\nLunch - = Fe - Ss ies SO\nJoxiy fares Sine Sena einen ea |\nOther (Itemize e 4\nOns Lever se ese seen ewe atk eee gre pene Dae endisees ore cee ere wee\n5. Hotel bill $ 57.24 (ATTACH HOTEL STATEMENT)\nLimousine,\n6. Left place of duty L:00pm-Nov. 19, 1909) Taxi to Station (Fare $3 25\n(Date & Hour) (lips ees 1\nFe te Te ST rhc otis Wee De ae eres eR meen ne Neem ons ee\n7. EXPENSES Dat chee? Seeds Dat Chan es Da Cee enene ECan s\n4 ENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBE Cer EGS (ewe nese ee eee ete nese ot Pere tennis eves CePin Nee EN NNO SSR\nLute he eee eee eS ee a\nD inne pane DS een ea\nPullman Tips iis Hine ein RR oe\nBaggage Tips Sep ee eae Sone\nOther (itemize\non reverse) Beate sega sor ee bane een ewiR ree a eee\n8. Arrived at official station 4pm-Nov. 19 . Taxi to residence (Fare $7, 90\nDate & Hour (Tip $_1,. 00\nSYo)U | coxovan all osSH/ANUAW AVAL ATG [ULs14 azo (ole18]nal=lpltsHulersy mt -16 8) (0 (eles) ae Oar", "img_64133.png": "a mre eae TA OE lees a SC ge ~ Sia nul\n\u00bb dations, please indicate below the type of carrier and charges made: Shale NEE Sere 4\n: a Sah\n4 f\nType of carrier Farge COS Cuan teen eee oe eee : |\n|\nReimbursement for the use of personal automobile is made on an actual expense |\nbasis which includes cost of gasoline, oil, garage rent, bridge, ferry & other\ntolls. Receipts are required for items in excess on\u2122ene dollar.\nSe re eee\ni. Taxi to depot (fare-$ 7.50), Left official station at Spmz11/16/69 |\n(tip $H00)- (date and hour) |\n: q\n2, EXPENSES Date II/16709 Date Date Date : |\nENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips. Cost Tips Cost Tips |\naR IS eR er\nBreakfast\nLunch ;\nSs Dinner\nPullman Tips 5 o\nBaggage Tips Sie 2S\nOther (itemize\non reverse)\n3. Arrived at destination 9:10pm-Nov. 16. Taxi to hotel (Fare $F 2 ke)\n(ate & Hour) CEzpes ee 00EMS) j\nere i\n4. EXPENSES FOR Datell/17/69Date Nov. 18 Date Nov. 19 Date Seats\nDAYS AT MEETING Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBreakfast Ghee 2 See Glee Ca a ee ne oro\nLunch - = Fe - Ss ies SO\nJoxiy fares Sine Sena einen ea |\nOther (Itemize e 4\nOns Lever se ese seen ewe atk eee gre pene Dae endisees ore cee ere wee\n5. Hotel bill $ 57.24 (ATTACH HOTEL STATEMENT)\nLimousine,\n6. Left place of duty L:00pm-Nov. 19, 1909) Taxi to Station (Fare $3 25\n(Date & Hour) (lips ees 1\nFe te Te ST rhc otis Wee De ae eres eR meen ne Neem ons ee\n7. EXPENSES Dat chee? Seeds Dat Chan es Da Cee enene ECan s\n4 ENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBE Cer EGS (ewe nese ee eee ete nese ot Pere tennis eves CePin Nee EN NNO SSR\nLute he eee eee eS ee a\nD inne pane DS een ea\nPullman Tips iis Hine ein RR oe\nBaggage Tips Sep ee eae Sone\nOther (itemize\non reverse) Beate sega sor ee bane een ewiR ree a eee\n8. Arrived at official station 4pm-Nov. 19 . Taxi to residence (Fare $7, 90\nDate & Hour (Tip $_1,. 00\nSYo)U | coxovan all osSH/ANUAW AVAL ATG [ULs14 azo (ole18]nal=lpltsHulersy mt -16 8) (0 (eles) ae Oar", "img_64134.png": "a mre eae TA OE lees a SC ge ~ Sia nul\n\u00bb dations, please indicate below the type of carrier and charges made: Shale NEE Sere 4\n: a Sah\n4 f\nType of carrier Farge COS Cuan teen eee oe eee : |\n|\nReimbursement for the use of personal automobile is made on an actual expense |\nbasis which includes cost of gasoline, oil, garage rent, bridge, ferry & other\ntolls. Receipts are required for items in excess on\u2122ene dollar.\nSe re eee\ni. Taxi to depot (fare-$ 7.50), Left official station at Spmz11/16/69 |\n(tip $H00)- (date and hour) |\n: q\n2, EXPENSES Date II/16709 Date Date Date : |\nENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips. Cost Tips Cost Tips |\naR IS eR er\nBreakfast\nLunch ;\nSs Dinner\nPullman Tips 5 o\nBaggage Tips Sie 2S\nOther (itemize\non reverse)\n3. Arrived at destination 9:10pm-Nov. 16. Taxi to hotel (Fare $F 2 ke)\n(ate & Hour) CEzpes ee 00EMS) j\nere i\n4. EXPENSES FOR Datell/17/69Date Nov. 18 Date Nov. 19 Date Seats\nDAYS AT MEETING Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBreakfast Ghee 2 See Glee Ca a ee ne oro\nLunch - = Fe - Ss ies SO\nJoxiy fares Sine Sena einen ea |\nOther (Itemize e 4\nOns Lever se ese seen ewe atk eee gre pene Dae endisees ore cee ere wee\n5. Hotel bill $ 57.24 (ATTACH HOTEL STATEMENT)\nLimousine,\n6. Left place of duty L:00pm-Nov. 19, 1909) Taxi to Station (Fare $3 25\n(Date & Hour) (lips ees 1\nFe te Te ST rhc otis Wee De ae eres eR meen ne Neem ons ee\n7. EXPENSES Dat chee? Seeds Dat Chan es Da Cee enene ECan s\n4 ENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBE Cer EGS (ewe nese ee eee ete nese ot Pere tennis eves CePin Nee EN NNO SSR\nLute he eee eee eS ee a\nD inne pane DS een ea\nPullman Tips iis Hine ein RR oe\nBaggage Tips Sep ee eae Sone\nOther (itemize\non reverse) Beate sega sor ee bane een ewiR ree a eee\n8. Arrived at official station 4pm-Nov. 19 . Taxi to residence (Fare $7, 90\nDate & Hour (Tip $_1,. 00\nSYo)U | coxovan all osSH/ANUAW AVAL ATG [ULs14 azo (ole18]nal=lpltsHulersy mt -16 8) (0 (eles) ae Oar", "img_64135.png": "a mre eae TA OE lees a SC ge ~ Sia nul\n\u00bb dations, please indicate below the type of carrier and charges made: Shale NEE Sere 4\n: a Sah\n4 f\nType of carrier Farge COS Cuan teen eee oe eee : |\n|\nReimbursement for the use of personal automobile is made on an actual expense |\nbasis which includes cost of gasoline, oil, garage rent, bridge, ferry & other\ntolls. Receipts are required for items in excess on\u2122ene dollar.\nSe re eee\ni. Taxi to depot (fare-$ 7.50), Left official station at Spmz11/16/69 |\n(tip $H00)- (date and hour) |\n: q\n2, EXPENSES Date II/16709 Date Date Date : |\nENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips. Cost Tips Cost Tips |\naR IS eR er\nBreakfast\nLunch ;\nSs Dinner\nPullman Tips 5 o\nBaggage Tips Sie 2S\nOther (itemize\non reverse)\n3. Arrived at destination 9:10pm-Nov. 16. Taxi to hotel (Fare $F 2 ke)\n(ate & Hour) CEzpes ee 00EMS) j\nere i\n4. EXPENSES FOR Datell/17/69Date Nov. 18 Date Nov. 19 Date Seats\nDAYS AT MEETING Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBreakfast Ghee 2 See Glee Ca a ee ne oro\nLunch - = Fe - Ss ies SO\nJoxiy fares Sine Sena einen ea |\nOther (Itemize e 4\nOns Lever se ese seen ewe atk eee gre pene Dae endisees ore cee ere wee\n5. Hotel bill $ 57.24 (ATTACH HOTEL STATEMENT)\nLimousine,\n6. Left place of duty L:00pm-Nov. 19, 1909) Taxi to Station (Fare $3 25\n(Date & Hour) (lips ees 1\nFe te Te ST rhc otis Wee De ae eres eR meen ne Neem ons ee\n7. EXPENSES Dat chee? Seeds Dat Chan es Da Cee enene ECan s\n4 ENROUTE: Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips Cost Tips\nBE Cer EGS (ewe nese ee eee ete nese ot Pere tennis eves CePin Nee EN NNO SSR\nLute he eee eee eS ee a\nD inne pane DS een ea\nPullman Tips iis Hine ein RR oe\nBaggage Tips Sep ee eae Sone\nOther (itemize\non reverse) Beate sega sor ee bane een ewiR ree a eee\n8. Arrived at official station 4pm-Nov. 19 . Taxi to residence (Fare $7, 90\nDate & Hour (Tip $_1,. 00\nSYo)U | coxovan all osSH/ANUAW AVAL ATG [ULs14 azo (ole18]nal=lpltsHulersy mt -16 8) (0 (eles) ae Oar", "img_60032.png": "ee renin ae. ire. WHEN TYRED\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS CLAIMED oe REN TOES\n|g petted fom often duty tation A a Ae\n\u201c oa Geet\na LS Senporany duly station on last day of next preneding voucher period we\nbe : : :\ndate of arrival at such tanporsry duty Manon. oe\n(Sih ia Pond\u2019 \u20ac above only whan dake are prior fo period novered by this vanchts}\nse See = SSeS CS Se SESE,\nRUMDED Sones :\npate pees OP MILES AMOUNT CLAIMED\nge Eeslude aif Laccemation paging\u2019 hy cieront segulations: if ecsedomster radios are ase to & E = Sere\n- 1 ay QPHEG diskuuees, show bestuntay dnd sailing saodinus is Wide wok) eee Musas | Seweareece OTR\nBee nf he 4 7. |\nog - TEP IEPA PE PS cae his Rope = = ey See sfc ES\noo) i : a f\n2 Aa La oe _t i /iar\n. x = es SEE q\nSeeeeccoetet Oe C feo oben eg Ss oo\noo. nh hae -\nee a : SEES eg a = | . |\nUTT\u2014\u2014\u2014\u201c SE i\nGrand total to face of voucher sate | | se ct\n{Subtstals, to be carried forward W nerescary! . : :\nTRANSEGRTATION GBTAINED WITH GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS\n{Nai ts be daimandt by tsvcier} Q\n. = SUES SSS SO RS ge TTS OED et,\n. TaCNartTA TION SOEs UNTGs OF CaReien ore ae Dans ee - a\n. Regusay NGRERA 1 cor txer | fastia  Ticeas Sninicst dagus co a we :\noO Ta en Oe ae 4 lenethy Keo ec\noS oe errant {hy a :\nhal Ved VS Sd iN ee Mcgee _| he err bomce Yor.\n: 3 = \u201c ne a a\n. = fo tee lata Perk + Cap:\n= Zz y . e 2 i\nSe aS [ae es 3 e Mfg? : :\nTee Ga ek sk \u2014\nee edo Vk FB. cae. Cle a\n\u2014 oo olay A shad Slo. Av Gites Soe \u2014_\n\u201cSOT fupadiniin Genommmcdktlnne: MG rdaater sooke DRL dsawing soum: OB, scimpadinant) BR, bedisoms DAR, duplex sinal 5 toe} DAM, duals\nCURSE GIR Goousaney acctiogs LO, jowee herthy UB, eoner werthy LN-UB, fo ee re eee .\naoe S Ro. saeauaueny emierins Gomce  Hh--agCTS-k :\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ihhk0226", "img_60035.png": "ee renin ae. ire. WHEN TYRED\nSCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS CLAIMED oe REN TOES\n|g petted fom often duty tation A a Ae\n\u201c oa Geet\na LS Senporany duly station on last day of next preneding voucher period we\nbe : : :\ndate of arrival at such tanporsry duty Manon. oe\n(Sih ia Pond\u2019 \u20ac above only whan dake are prior fo period novered by this vanchts}\nse See = SSeS CS Se SESE,\nRUMDED Sones :\npate pees OP MILES AMOUNT CLAIMED\nge Eeslude aif Laccemation paging\u2019 hy cieront segulations: if ecsedomster radios are ase to & E = Sere\n- 1 ay QPHEG diskuuees, show bestuntay dnd sailing saodinus is Wide wok) eee Musas | Seweareece OTR\nBee nf he 4 7. |\nog - TEP IEPA PE PS cae his Rope = = ey See sfc ES\noo) i : a f\n2 Aa La oe _t i /iar\n. x = es SEE q\nSeeeeccoetet Oe C feo oben eg Ss oo\noo. nh hae -\nee a : SEES eg a = | . |\nUTT\u2014\u2014\u2014\u201c SE i\nGrand total to face of voucher sate | | se ct\n{Subtstals, to be carried forward W nerescary! . : :\nTRANSEGRTATION GBTAINED WITH GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS\n{Nai ts be daimandt by tsvcier} Q\n. = SUES SSS SO RS ge TTS OED et,\n. TaCNartTA TION SOEs UNTGs OF CaReien ore ae Dans ee - a\n. Regusay NGRERA 1 cor txer | fastia  Ticeas Sninicst dagus co a we :\noO Ta en Oe ae 4 lenethy Keo ec\noS oe errant {hy a :\nhal Ved VS Sd iN ee Mcgee _| he err bomce Yor.\n: 3 = \u201c ne a a\n. = fo tee lata Perk + Cap:\n= Zz y . e 2 i\nSe aS [ae es 3 e Mfg? : :\nTee Ga ek sk \u2014\nee edo Vk FB. cae. Cle a\n\u2014 oo olay A shad Slo. Av Gites Soe \u2014_\n\u201cSOT fupadiniin Genommmcdktlnne: MG rdaater sooke DRL dsawing soum: OB, scimpadinant) BR, bedisoms DAR, duplex sinal 5 toe} DAM, duals\nCURSE GIR Goousaney acctiogs LO, jowee herthy UB, eoner werthy LN-UB, fo ee re eee .\naoe S Ro. saeauaueny emierins Gomce  Hh--agCTS-k :\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ihhk0226", "img_26659.png": "64117 = 3235\nae\nWASHINGTON [ick] UNIVERSITY\ntJ\nST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63130\nFebruary 6, 1968\nBUSINESS OFFICE\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University\nDear Dr. Shank:\nI am enclosing a copy of Modification No. 21 on Contract\nNo. DA-)}9-193-MD-102 for your approval. Will you please\nsign the enclosed copy of this letter to indicate your\napproval and return it to me together with the copy of the\nModification.\nSincerely yours,\nMell Oey &\nNell Doyle\nContracts Accountant\nEnclosure\nie\nYb\n#", "img_26655.png": "64117 = 3235\nae\nWASHINGTON [ick] UNIVERSITY\ntJ\nST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63130\nFebruary 6, 1968\nBUSINESS OFFICE\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University\nDear Dr. Shank:\nI am enclosing a copy of Modification No. 21 on Contract\nNo. DA-)}9-193-MD-102 for your approval. Will you please\nsign the enclosed copy of this letter to indicate your\napproval and return it to me together with the copy of the\nModification.\nSincerely yours,\nMell Oey &\nNell Doyle\nContracts Accountant\nEnclosure\nie\nYb\n#", "img_26657.png": "64117 = 3235\nae\nWASHINGTON [ick] UNIVERSITY\ntJ\nST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63130\nFebruary 6, 1968\nBUSINESS OFFICE\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University\nDear Dr. Shank:\nI am enclosing a copy of Modification No. 21 on Contract\nNo. DA-)}9-193-MD-102 for your approval. Will you please\nsign the enclosed copy of this letter to indicate your\napproval and return it to me together with the copy of the\nModification.\nSincerely yours,\nMell Oey &\nNell Doyle\nContracts Accountant\nEnclosure\nie\nYb\n#", "img_62126.png": "mpm\nJune 28, 1961 - Coliseum, New York City\nWednesday A.M. 9:00 to 12:00\nCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE -- RECENT ADVANCES\nFredrick J, Stare, M.D., MODERATOR\n1. Serum Cholesterol Levels and Their Significance\nE. H. Ahrens, M.D.\nAssociate Rockefeller Institute\nand Associate Physician, Hospital\nRockefeller Institute\nNew York, N. Y\u00a5.\n2. The Essential Fatty Acids -- What Are They, Where Are They?\nRalph T. Holman, Ph.D.\nPhysiological Chemist\nHormel Institute\nUniversity of Minnesota\nAustin, Minnesota\n3. The Role of Diet in the Management of the Cardiac Patient\nS. A. Hashim, M.D.\nSt. Luke's Hospital\nNew York, N. Y.\n4, Fats in the Diet of the General Population\nCharles S. Davidson, M.D.\nAssociate Professor\nThorndike Memorial Laboratory\nBoston City Hospital\nBoston, Massachusetts\n(o]U | or\u2014 aa a) hi OSS SPAY Ta Te [8 IS) Gaye [olor 8 | pal) a) m8 [o) Te [8 f0[e) 0)", "img_62129.png": "mpm\nJune 28, 1961 - Coliseum, New York City\nWednesday A.M. 9:00 to 12:00\nCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE -- RECENT ADVANCES\nFredrick J, Stare, M.D., MODERATOR\n1. Serum Cholesterol Levels and Their Significance\nE. H. Ahrens, M.D.\nAssociate Rockefeller Institute\nand Associate Physician, Hospital\nRockefeller Institute\nNew York, N. Y\u00a5.\n2. The Essential Fatty Acids -- What Are They, Where Are They?\nRalph T. Holman, Ph.D.\nPhysiological Chemist\nHormel Institute\nUniversity of Minnesota\nAustin, Minnesota\n3. The Role of Diet in the Management of the Cardiac Patient\nS. A. Hashim, M.D.\nSt. Luke's Hospital\nNew York, N. Y.\n4, Fats in the Diet of the General Population\nCharles S. Davidson, M.D.\nAssociate Professor\nThorndike Memorial Laboratory\nBoston City Hospital\nBoston, Massachusetts\n(o]U | or\u2014 aa a) hi OSS SPAY Ta Te [8 IS) Gaye [olor 8 | pal) a) m8 [o) Te [8 f0[e) 0)", "img_62130.png": "mpm\nJune 28, 1961 - Coliseum, New York City\nWednesday A.M. 9:00 to 12:00\nCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE -- RECENT ADVANCES\nFredrick J, Stare, M.D., MODERATOR\n1. Serum Cholesterol Levels and Their Significance\nE. H. Ahrens, M.D.\nAssociate Rockefeller Institute\nand Associate Physician, Hospital\nRockefeller Institute\nNew York, N. Y\u00a5.\n2. The Essential Fatty Acids -- What Are They, Where Are They?\nRalph T. Holman, Ph.D.\nPhysiological Chemist\nHormel Institute\nUniversity of Minnesota\nAustin, Minnesota\n3. The Role of Diet in the Management of the Cardiac Patient\nS. A. Hashim, M.D.\nSt. Luke's Hospital\nNew York, N. Y.\n4, Fats in the Diet of the General Population\nCharles S. Davidson, M.D.\nAssociate Professor\nThorndike Memorial Laboratory\nBoston City Hospital\nBoston, Massachusetts\n(o]U | or\u2014 aa a) hi OSS SPAY Ta Te [8 IS) Gaye [olor 8 | pal) a) m8 [o) Te [8 f0[e) 0)", "img_62131.png": "mpm\nJune 28, 1961 - Coliseum, New York City\nWednesday A.M. 9:00 to 12:00\nCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE -- RECENT ADVANCES\nFredrick J, Stare, M.D., MODERATOR\n1. Serum Cholesterol Levels and Their Significance\nE. H. Ahrens, M.D.\nAssociate Rockefeller Institute\nand Associate Physician, Hospital\nRockefeller Institute\nNew York, N. Y\u00a5.\n2. The Essential Fatty Acids -- What Are They, Where Are They?\nRalph T. Holman, Ph.D.\nPhysiological Chemist\nHormel Institute\nUniversity of Minnesota\nAustin, Minnesota\n3. The Role of Diet in the Management of the Cardiac Patient\nS. A. Hashim, M.D.\nSt. Luke's Hospital\nNew York, N. Y.\n4, Fats in the Diet of the General Population\nCharles S. Davidson, M.D.\nAssociate Professor\nThorndike Memorial Laboratory\nBoston City Hospital\nBoston, Massachusetts\n(o]U | or\u2014 aa a) hi OSS SPAY Ta Te [8 IS) Gaye [olor 8 | pal) a) m8 [o) Te [8 f0[e) 0)", "img_47797.png": "Citizens\u2019 Commission ON Science, ; eae : ca\n. . AP : 2\n& Law anv THE Food Supply VO. WO. 745 56 $$ Se\nKindly have check drawn to order of\nCHANNING H. LUSHBOUGH for $ 100.00\nMeopinenieas S08 7 a Ee ee es Re OP\nREFUND OF PERSONAL LOAN AGAINS(TRAVEL EXPENSES INCURRED BY DR. CRAMPTON\noe SEE VOUCHER #33 AND RECEIPT ATTACHED\nCharge to\napo MEETINGS: S205 Eee 2 LODE ah nn PAYMENT,\na if]\na a es Se By. WV . i\nie ia hen", "img_47802.png": "Citizens\u2019 Commission ON Science, ; eae : ca\n. . AP : 2\n& Law anv THE Food Supply VO. WO. 745 56 $$ Se\nKindly have check drawn to order of\nCHANNING H. LUSHBOUGH for $ 100.00\nMeopinenieas S08 7 a Ee ee es Re OP\nREFUND OF PERSONAL LOAN AGAINS(TRAVEL EXPENSES INCURRED BY DR. CRAMPTON\noe SEE VOUCHER #33 AND RECEIPT ATTACHED\nCharge to\napo MEETINGS: S205 Eee 2 LODE ah nn PAYMENT,\na if]\na a es Se By. WV . i\nie ia hen", "img_58785.png": "a\nTice ey\npee aK Original and 8 copies sent to AIN 2/2/82\nPa. . ft\u00bb bee: Dr. Christensen\nSponsor\u2019s Letter Evaluating the Nominee\u2019s Research\nReturn this form and eight copies to the American Institute of Nutrition, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 by February 1.\nName of Nominee: Dr. Josip Matovinovic\ni\nSponsor\u2019s Name: Dr. William J. Darby\nTitle: President\n>\nInstitution: The_Nut, ition Foundatyan, Inc ;\nj 7 c \\ Z\nSignature:| _/ >\nL i a\n/\nInstructions: Pa\n\nA. This letter should clearly state how the nominee\u2019s three publications (see Iteni 9 of the nomination form) meet the requirements of\nindependent investigation. Discuss the role of the nominee in the experimental design, innovation, execution, or interpretation of the data\nin these publications.\n\nB. If the publications submitted for Membership Committee review are coauthored by investigators with experience or rank equivalent\nto or greater than that of the candidate, either the sponsors\u2019 letters or separate letters from the coauthors must detail the individual\ncontribution of the candidate to the work described in these publications.\n\nC. If the nominee is not the senior author of the publications cited, describe the role of the other authors. Discuss why these papers\ndemonstrate independent investigation by the nominee.\n\nD. If the articles cited are not in refereed journals, cite reasons why they should be considered as significant research articles. This is\nparticularly important for individuals in nutrition-affiliated fields (e.g., nutritional anthropology).\n\nE. If the individual is being nominated on the basis of superior service to nutrition, the letters of nomination should emphasize the\nbenefits of the nominee\u2019s work in nutrition to society at large. Usual service to the nominee\u2019s employer and/or organization is not a\nsufficient criterion.\n\nF. If this is a nomination for simultaneous membership in AIN and ASCN, this letter should identify the nominee\u2019s meritorious\nresearch in clinica/ nutrition.\n\nText of Letter (Use additional pages as needed)\n, Le : is with the greatest enthusiasm that I join in sponsoring the\nnomination Of. Drs Josip Matovinovic for membership in the American\nInstitute of Nutrition and the American Society for Clinical Nutrition.\nMy acquaintanceship with Dr. Matovinovic dates from about 1949 or 1950\nwhen, as a consultant for the World Health Organization on nutrition in\na. had : the opportunity of meeting this remarkable, highly\n. ene PB ysician-scientist. During the post-World War II period\na oe ee became the leading scientist in Yugoslavia concerned\naa oe lckees er and iodine deficiency. He provided the leadership\neae on ees ee not only in the field of medicine but in the\nOf salt a te a Ee establish the national program of iodinization\npenis ce at country. This program has profoundly reduced the enormous\ngoiter and cretinism that existed before its initiation.\npas a the period of the 1950's onward, I have subsequently :\nae ssociated with Josip Matovinovic in activities to which he has\na \u2018 :\na Renee ee eueg ee leadership with the World Health Organization\ndevelesing tha Meee cee of endemic goiter. He was a key figure in\nof the WHO international symposia and work groups", "img_58788.png": "a\nTice ey\npee aK Original and 8 copies sent to AIN 2/2/82\nPa. . ft\u00bb bee: Dr. Christensen\nSponsor\u2019s Letter Evaluating the Nominee\u2019s Research\nReturn this form and eight copies to the American Institute of Nutrition, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 by February 1.\nName of Nominee: Dr. Josip Matovinovic\ni\nSponsor\u2019s Name: Dr. William J. Darby\nTitle: President\n>\nInstitution: The_Nut, ition Foundatyan, Inc ;\nj 7 c \\ Z\nSignature:| _/ >\nL i a\n/\nInstructions: Pa\n\nA. This letter should clearly state how the nominee\u2019s three publications (see Iteni 9 of the nomination form) meet the requirements of\nindependent investigation. Discuss the role of the nominee in the experimental design, innovation, execution, or interpretation of the data\nin these publications.\n\nB. If the publications submitted for Membership Committee review are coauthored by investigators with experience or rank equivalent\nto or greater than that of the candidate, either the sponsors\u2019 letters or separate letters from the coauthors must detail the individual\ncontribution of the candidate to the work described in these publications.\n\nC. If the nominee is not the senior author of the publications cited, describe the role of the other authors. Discuss why these papers\ndemonstrate independent investigation by the nominee.\n\nD. If the articles cited are not in refereed journals, cite reasons why they should be considered as significant research articles. This is\nparticularly important for individuals in nutrition-affiliated fields (e.g., nutritional anthropology).\n\nE. If the individual is being nominated on the basis of superior service to nutrition, the letters of nomination should emphasize the\nbenefits of the nominee\u2019s work in nutrition to society at large. Usual service to the nominee\u2019s employer and/or organization is not a\nsufficient criterion.\n\nF. If this is a nomination for simultaneous membership in AIN and ASCN, this letter should identify the nominee\u2019s meritorious\nresearch in clinica/ nutrition.\n\nText of Letter (Use additional pages as needed)\n, Le : is with the greatest enthusiasm that I join in sponsoring the\nnomination Of. Drs Josip Matovinovic for membership in the American\nInstitute of Nutrition and the American Society for Clinical Nutrition.\nMy acquaintanceship with Dr. Matovinovic dates from about 1949 or 1950\nwhen, as a consultant for the World Health Organization on nutrition in\na. had : the opportunity of meeting this remarkable, highly\n. ene PB ysician-scientist. During the post-World War II period\na oe ee became the leading scientist in Yugoslavia concerned\naa oe lckees er and iodine deficiency. He provided the leadership\neae on ees ee not only in the field of medicine but in the\nOf salt a te a Ee establish the national program of iodinization\npenis ce at country. This program has profoundly reduced the enormous\ngoiter and cretinism that existed before its initiation.\npas a the period of the 1950's onward, I have subsequently :\nae ssociated with Josip Matovinovic in activities to which he has\na \u2018 :\na Renee ee eueg ee leadership with the World Health Organization\ndevelesing tha Meee cee of endemic goiter. He was a key figure in\nof the WHO international symposia and work groups", "img_58789.png": "a\nTice ey\npee aK Original and 8 copies sent to AIN 2/2/82\nPa. . ft\u00bb bee: Dr. Christensen\nSponsor\u2019s Letter Evaluating the Nominee\u2019s Research\nReturn this form and eight copies to the American Institute of Nutrition, 9650 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 by February 1.\nName of Nominee: Dr. Josip Matovinovic\ni\nSponsor\u2019s Name: Dr. William J. Darby\nTitle: President\n>\nInstitution: The_Nut, ition Foundatyan, Inc ;\nj 7 c \\ Z\nSignature:| _/ >\nL i a\n/\nInstructions: Pa\n\nA. This letter should clearly state how the nominee\u2019s three publications (see Iteni 9 of the nomination form) meet the requirements of\nindependent investigation. Discuss the role of the nominee in the experimental design, innovation, execution, or interpretation of the data\nin these publications.\n\nB. If the publications submitted for Membership Committee review are coauthored by investigators with experience or rank equivalent\nto or greater than that of the candidate, either the sponsors\u2019 letters or separate letters from the coauthors must detail the individual\ncontribution of the candidate to the work described in these publications.\n\nC. If the nominee is not the senior author of the publications cited, describe the role of the other authors. Discuss why these papers\ndemonstrate independent investigation by the nominee.\n\nD. If the articles cited are not in refereed journals, cite reasons why they should be considered as significant research articles. This is\nparticularly important for individuals in nutrition-affiliated fields (e.g., nutritional anthropology).\n\nE. If the individual is being nominated on the basis of superior service to nutrition, the letters of nomination should emphasize the\nbenefits of the nominee\u2019s work in nutrition to society at large. Usual service to the nominee\u2019s employer and/or organization is not a\nsufficient criterion.\n\nF. If this is a nomination for simultaneous membership in AIN and ASCN, this letter should identify the nominee\u2019s meritorious\nresearch in clinica/ nutrition.\n\nText of Letter (Use additional pages as needed)\n, Le : is with the greatest enthusiasm that I join in sponsoring the\nnomination Of. Drs Josip Matovinovic for membership in the American\nInstitute of Nutrition and the American Society for Clinical Nutrition.\nMy acquaintanceship with Dr. Matovinovic dates from about 1949 or 1950\nwhen, as a consultant for the World Health Organization on nutrition in\na. had : the opportunity of meeting this remarkable, highly\n. ene PB ysician-scientist. During the post-World War II period\na oe ee became the leading scientist in Yugoslavia concerned\naa oe lckees er and iodine deficiency. He provided the leadership\neae on ees ee not only in the field of medicine but in the\nOf salt a te a Ee establish the national program of iodinization\npenis ce at country. This program has profoundly reduced the enormous\ngoiter and cretinism that existed before its initiation.\npas a the period of the 1950's onward, I have subsequently :\nae ssociated with Josip Matovinovic in activities to which he has\na \u2018 :\na Renee ee eueg ee leadership with the World Health Organization\ndevelesing tha Meee cee of endemic goiter. He was a key figure in\nof the WHO international symposia and work groups", "img_45457.png": "-\n=\nDear Louis:\n\nHere is a copy of\nthe letter I sent to the Colonos\nAssociation.\n\nI will aot on your\nsuggestion that Nestor be informed\nof this in order that he may assist\nin every way possible.\n\nJoe\nCopied/af", "img_45459.png": "-\n=\nDear Louis:\n\nHere is a copy of\nthe letter I sent to the Colonos\nAssociation.\n\nI will aot on your\nsuggestion that Nestor be informed\nof this in order that he may assist\nin every way possible.\n\nJoe\nCopied/af", "img_45460.png": "-\n=\nDear Louis:\n\nHere is a copy of\nthe letter I sent to the Colonos\nAssociation.\n\nI will aot on your\nsuggestion that Nestor be informed\nof this in order that he may assist\nin every way possible.\n\nJoe\nCopied/af", "img_60390.png": "UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO\nook eee\nVo A on fo es\ns se PS a : AM\nDate Oe\n\u2014 WHILE You WERE-OUT .\nbo Pe oN ee\nMs. c - . ae\nSe\niE Pelephuned Lo Will phone asain [Plante phone\nLituane \u00a9 cox Yee Wiflcome again ligt\nSETS RSS Sheree Ge\nee 4. MESSAGE Lo\nFass SOP oe oS Ki\nAes tay fa dit\n. yf gee. :\nf Meh oe\n[fet ppd MO fg de Eo i)\n8 ag\n\\ VK fhe llth ff \u2014\n= Sy oe eS\n\u2014 7\nThey\nBet sice hs Jug inductrydocu ments ucst eauidacstiucoa6", "img_60393.png": "UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO\nook eee\nVo A on fo es\ns se PS a : AM\nDate Oe\n\u2014 WHILE You WERE-OUT .\nbo Pe oN ee\nMs. c - . ae\nSe\niE Pelephuned Lo Will phone asain [Plante phone\nLituane \u00a9 cox Yee Wiflcome again ligt\nSETS RSS Sheree Ge\nee 4. MESSAGE Lo\nFass SOP oe oS Ki\nAes tay fa dit\n. yf gee. :\nf Meh oe\n[fet ppd MO fg de Eo i)\n8 ag\n\\ VK fhe llth ff \u2014\n= Sy oe eS\n\u2014 7\nThey\nBet sice hs Jug inductrydocu ments ucst eauidacstiucoa6", "img_62948.png": "s\nUSE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS IN SAFETY EVALUATION\nOF PESTICIDES AND FOOD CHEMICALS\nPREPUBLICATION DRAFT\nDecember 1964\nA Report of the\nAd Hoc Subcommittee on Use\nof Human Subjects in Safety Evaluation\nFood Protection Committee\nNational Academy of Sciences-\nNational Research Council\nWashington, D. C.", "img_62951.png": "s\nUSE OF HUMAN SUBJECTS IN SAFETY EVALUATION\nOF PESTICIDES AND FOOD CHEMICALS\nPREPUBLICATION DRAFT\nDecember 1964\nA Report of the\nAd Hoc Subcommittee on Use\nof Human Subjects in Safety Evaluation\nFood Protection Committee\nNational Academy of Sciences-\nNational Research Council\nWashington, D. C.", "img_234.png": "PHILIP MORRIS. U. S..A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: -Dr. Richard Carchman Date: May. 9, 1990\nFrom: -Maria Shulleeta\nSubject: .Prospective Alternate Preservatives.List for Phase I Screening\nAfter examining pertinant literature and discussing with knowledgeable PMI personnel the\ncompany\u2019s continuing need for an alternate preservative for the RL process., a number of\ncompounds have been identified for screening in:Phase I preservative assays. Some of these:\ncompounds:are. known tobacco constituents whose structures are similiar to other compounds.\nwhich have demonstrated significant antimicrobial activity in our assays. Other compounds on:\nthe proposed list are.essential oils or essential oil components which.are known to have\nantimicrobial activity in other test systems. The-prospective test compounds are listed below\nwith their CAS numbers (where known).. Please comment on the acceptability of the use of\nthese compounds in our processes.. It is important to consider that any compound that is would\nhave to be:effective (complete inhibition of bacterial growth for 24 hours) at low dose:(<300:\ng/ml) in Phase I screening before subsequent testing in the Phase III fermentor-scale.assay or\nsubjective screening would be suggested. Inevaluating the listed compounds, please indicate.a\npriority for screening by rating the compounds for acceptability (e.g., very acceptable Mono\nLo \\ compounds. would be rated \"1\" and consequently tested first). Gece\nWY HDB\nCompound CAS number\niTecs _ mono Caryophyllene 81-445 MO\nEe \u2014 Selat\u00e9ol 515-03-7 , .\n\u2014* : Sclareolide 564-2055 AS o\nTae ieee Famed oe ore A\n\u201c7 =~\" 9 phenylethyi valerate 7460-74-47 \u2014 to x\nWopp \u2014_wrees \u2014miowe Ph\u00e9nylaceticacid O38 yyw ae\nerece ___ Abietic acid M03 te\noe Kanthophyll PO-2\nrecs eto \u2018Basiloil 8015-73-40\nRECS mono Bayoih POOH\nspe recs Moma Camino BO14-13-9 s\nRTECS foo Lemongrass oil 8007-0251 ay\nWere etecs taswo Carawayoth = 8000-42-B KO N\nTyee @TEc2 meno Orange oil (Boo ETF oA\n_ r4e 190 Oakmoss oil a 000-504 nm\nFees owe Phenylacetaldenyde T2278 m\n\u00a9", "img_237.png": "PHILIP MORRIS. U. S..A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: -Dr. Richard Carchman Date: May. 9, 1990\nFrom: -Maria Shulleeta\nSubject: .Prospective Alternate Preservatives.List for Phase I Screening\nAfter examining pertinant literature and discussing with knowledgeable PMI personnel the\ncompany\u2019s continuing need for an alternate preservative for the RL process., a number of\ncompounds have been identified for screening in:Phase I preservative assays. Some of these:\ncompounds:are. known tobacco constituents whose structures are similiar to other compounds.\nwhich have demonstrated significant antimicrobial activity in our assays. Other compounds on:\nthe proposed list are.essential oils or essential oil components which.are known to have\nantimicrobial activity in other test systems. The-prospective test compounds are listed below\nwith their CAS numbers (where known).. Please comment on the acceptability of the use of\nthese compounds in our processes.. It is important to consider that any compound that is would\nhave to be:effective (complete inhibition of bacterial growth for 24 hours) at low dose:(<300:\ng/ml) in Phase I screening before subsequent testing in the Phase III fermentor-scale.assay or\nsubjective screening would be suggested. Inevaluating the listed compounds, please indicate.a\npriority for screening by rating the compounds for acceptability (e.g., very acceptable Mono\nLo \\ compounds. would be rated \"1\" and consequently tested first). Gece\nWY HDB\nCompound CAS number\niTecs _ mono Caryophyllene 81-445 MO\nEe \u2014 Selat\u00e9ol 515-03-7 , .\n\u2014* : Sclareolide 564-2055 AS o\nTae ieee Famed oe ore A\n\u201c7 =~\" 9 phenylethyi valerate 7460-74-47 \u2014 to x\nWopp \u2014_wrees \u2014miowe Ph\u00e9nylaceticacid O38 yyw ae\nerece ___ Abietic acid M03 te\noe Kanthophyll PO-2\nrecs eto \u2018Basiloil 8015-73-40\nRECS mono Bayoih POOH\nspe recs Moma Camino BO14-13-9 s\nRTECS foo Lemongrass oil 8007-0251 ay\nWere etecs taswo Carawayoth = 8000-42-B KO N\nTyee @TEc2 meno Orange oil (Boo ETF oA\n_ r4e 190 Oakmoss oil a 000-504 nm\nFees owe Phenylacetaldenyde T2278 m\n\u00a9", "img_47981.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47983.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47986.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47989.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47990.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47991.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47992.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_47993.png": "> TABLE G: ALCOHOL USE GROUPS - HOSPITALIZATIONS FROM\nDATE OF CHECKUP TO DECEMBER, 1976\nZ Total no. Mean no.\nhospitalized hospital-  hospital-\nn once or more izations izations\nNondrinkers 2 OL5 39.9 aa 12 0.87\nS 2 drinks\ndaily 2,815 afd 1,540 0.76\n3-5 drinks\ndaily 2,015 37.6 1,744 0.89\n6+ drinks\ndaily 2,015 41.3 1,966 0.98\n6-8 drinks\ndaily 1,245 40.3 15163 0.93\n9+ drinks\ndaily 770 43.0 803 1.04", "img_6770.png": "(\njue OOOO Volume V Issue VE\nPreliminary Pay Register Extraction Date is:\nJUNE 28, 1997\n. All 7101\u2019s must arrive in the ROU no later than June 25th to\nensure they make the pay register\n4 . When reviewing your pay register PLEASE BE CAREFUL!\nOnce you have mailed your pay register with the\ncorrections do not call the ROU to make any changes\n. As areminder all changes must be done in red ink\n( Sales Rep\nSupplies -\nWINSTON \u201cNo Discontinued WINSTON\nDescription item # * Available until ees. per? 1022 units available week of\nSmal Stabust\u2014s2ast2 (Are aa ie Sol tzon an\nDBRC 528821 #a05/Rentacement Blades for WINSTON \u2018No Bull.\u201d\nCounter Riser Card 528824 Wallpaper Stripper Tools)\nLarge Paster 528830 - 16\u00b0 Headquarter Call Bag (#166) \u00a2ltem #498422\n- Field Sales Attach\u00e9 Case (#114340)\n* lems available on open order. wo\n\u00bb Order realistic quantities. ee \u00ae\n\u201cES\u201d\n( FN", "img_6771.png": "(\njue OOOO Volume V Issue VE\nPreliminary Pay Register Extraction Date is:\nJUNE 28, 1997\n. All 7101\u2019s must arrive in the ROU no later than June 25th to\nensure they make the pay register\n4 . When reviewing your pay register PLEASE BE CAREFUL!\nOnce you have mailed your pay register with the\ncorrections do not call the ROU to make any changes\n. As areminder all changes must be done in red ink\n( Sales Rep\nSupplies -\nWINSTON \u201cNo Discontinued WINSTON\nDescription item # * Available until ees. per? 1022 units available week of\nSmal Stabust\u2014s2ast2 (Are aa ie Sol tzon an\nDBRC 528821 #a05/Rentacement Blades for WINSTON \u2018No Bull.\u201d\nCounter Riser Card 528824 Wallpaper Stripper Tools)\nLarge Paster 528830 - 16\u00b0 Headquarter Call Bag (#166) \u00a2ltem #498422\n- Field Sales Attach\u00e9 Case (#114340)\n* lems available on open order. wo\n\u00bb Order realistic quantities. ee \u00ae\n\u201cES\u201d\n( FN", "img_6772.png": "(\njue OOOO Volume V Issue VE\nPreliminary Pay Register Extraction Date is:\nJUNE 28, 1997\n. All 7101\u2019s must arrive in the ROU no later than June 25th to\nensure they make the pay register\n4 . When reviewing your pay register PLEASE BE CAREFUL!\nOnce you have mailed your pay register with the\ncorrections do not call the ROU to make any changes\n. As areminder all changes must be done in red ink\n( Sales Rep\nSupplies -\nWINSTON \u201cNo Discontinued WINSTON\nDescription item # * Available until ees. per? 1022 units available week of\nSmal Stabust\u2014s2ast2 (Are aa ie Sol tzon an\nDBRC 528821 #a05/Rentacement Blades for WINSTON \u2018No Bull.\u201d\nCounter Riser Card 528824 Wallpaper Stripper Tools)\nLarge Paster 528830 - 16\u00b0 Headquarter Call Bag (#166) \u00a2ltem #498422\n- Field Sales Attach\u00e9 Case (#114340)\n* lems available on open order. wo\n\u00bb Order realistic quantities. ee \u00ae\n\u201cES\u201d\n( FN", "img_6796.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6798.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6800.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6801.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6802.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6803.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_6805.png": ", . 4 aS MTC :\n. \u2018 ' Lval bs Tis 4 ALS i\noy af '\nSEP 5 ok\nASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY\ncfo Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc.\nThe Princeton House\n160 West State Street\nTrenton, New Jersey 08608-1102\n(609) 396-8838 phone - (609) 989-7491 fax\nJack Heritage William J. Paserell, I\nPresident Executive Director .\na\n; August 29, 1997 '\n: Mr. Mark Young ,\nRegional Manager\nRJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n400 Raritan Center Parkway, Suite D\nidison, New Jersey 08837\nRE: Sponsorship of Golf Outing\nDear Mr. Young:\nEnclosed please find costs assumed al the Seaview Marriott for the golf tournament which\nwas held on Saturday, August 9, 1997 during our 1997 Convention. This event was co-\nsponsored hy RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Co, and United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing\nCompany, Inc.\n: . Saturday, August 9, 1997 Golf Outing: $4,950.00\n\u201c United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Company, Ine. - $1,800.00\nSubtotal $3,150.00\nTotal Due from RJ. Reynolds $3,750.00\nPlease remit the total halance due in full as soon as possible.\nIf you have any questions or concerns regarding this invoice, please do not hesitate to call\nStacy Arbaugh at (609) 396-8838. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. =\nN\no\n4\nts", "img_57841.png": "CLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 21\" March 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nTRIMEGESTONE PRECLINICAL\nP21) Pharmacology Published Gynecological Endocrinology 1999;13:316-26\nThe pharmacological profile of a\nnovel norpregnane progestin\n(trimegestone)\nD. Philibert ef al\nP2(2) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:312-320\nEffects of 17B-estradiol and Endometrium\ntrimegestone alone, and in\ncombination, on the bone and uterus\nof ovariectomized rats\nL. Lepescheux e? al.\nP2(3) Pharmacokinetics 2Q 2002 Comments on first draft received from Russ. Revisions\nA pharmacokinetic investigation of Xenobiotica or Drug | being carried out by Parthenon\ntrimegestone in the rat and Metab Disposition\nCynomolgus monkey following\nintravenous, oral or percutaneous\nadministration\nP2(8) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001,15:48-55\nEffect of trimegestone alone or in\ncombination with estradiol on bone\nmass and bone turnover in an adult\nmodel of osteopenia\nY. Bouali et al.\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 2\nPX4) Pharmacokinetics 2Q2002 Paper under revision\nTrimegestone: pharmacokinetics and\nbioavailability in human volunteers\nfollowing a single oral\nadministration\nP2(7) Metabolism 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data, in the form of the Dossier\nAnimal and human metabolism i\nvivo and in vitro\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 3\nP3(1) FAST TRACK Efficacy and safety Published Climacteric 2001;4:343-54\nAcceptability and patterns of (climacteric symptoms)\nendometrial bleeding in estradiol-\nbased HRT regimens: a comparative\nstudy of cyclical sequential\ncombinations of trimegestone or\nnorethisterone acetate\nAl Azzawi F, et al.\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023031\nOrder", "img_57843.png": "CLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 21\" March 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nTRIMEGESTONE PRECLINICAL\nP21) Pharmacology Published Gynecological Endocrinology 1999;13:316-26\nThe pharmacological profile of a\nnovel norpregnane progestin\n(trimegestone)\nD. Philibert ef al\nP2(2) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:312-320\nEffects of 17B-estradiol and Endometrium\ntrimegestone alone, and in\ncombination, on the bone and uterus\nof ovariectomized rats\nL. Lepescheux e? al.\nP2(3) Pharmacokinetics 2Q 2002 Comments on first draft received from Russ. Revisions\nA pharmacokinetic investigation of Xenobiotica or Drug | being carried out by Parthenon\ntrimegestone in the rat and Metab Disposition\nCynomolgus monkey following\nintravenous, oral or percutaneous\nadministration\nP2(8) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001,15:48-55\nEffect of trimegestone alone or in\ncombination with estradiol on bone\nmass and bone turnover in an adult\nmodel of osteopenia\nY. Bouali et al.\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 2\nPX4) Pharmacokinetics 2Q2002 Paper under revision\nTrimegestone: pharmacokinetics and\nbioavailability in human volunteers\nfollowing a single oral\nadministration\nP2(7) Metabolism 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data, in the form of the Dossier\nAnimal and human metabolism i\nvivo and in vitro\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 3\nP3(1) FAST TRACK Efficacy and safety Published Climacteric 2001;4:343-54\nAcceptability and patterns of (climacteric symptoms)\nendometrial bleeding in estradiol-\nbased HRT regimens: a comparative\nstudy of cyclical sequential\ncombinations of trimegestone or\nnorethisterone acetate\nAl Azzawi F, et al.\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023031\nOrder", "img_57844.png": "CLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 21\" March 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nTRIMEGESTONE PRECLINICAL\nP21) Pharmacology Published Gynecological Endocrinology 1999;13:316-26\nThe pharmacological profile of a\nnovel norpregnane progestin\n(trimegestone)\nD. Philibert ef al\nP2(2) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:312-320\nEffects of 17B-estradiol and Endometrium\ntrimegestone alone, and in\ncombination, on the bone and uterus\nof ovariectomized rats\nL. Lepescheux e? al.\nP2(3) Pharmacokinetics 2Q 2002 Comments on first draft received from Russ. Revisions\nA pharmacokinetic investigation of Xenobiotica or Drug | being carried out by Parthenon\ntrimegestone in the rat and Metab Disposition\nCynomolgus monkey following\nintravenous, oral or percutaneous\nadministration\nP2(8) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001,15:48-55\nEffect of trimegestone alone or in\ncombination with estradiol on bone\nmass and bone turnover in an adult\nmodel of osteopenia\nY. Bouali et al.\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 2\nPX4) Pharmacokinetics 2Q2002 Paper under revision\nTrimegestone: pharmacokinetics and\nbioavailability in human volunteers\nfollowing a single oral\nadministration\nP2(7) Metabolism 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data, in the form of the Dossier\nAnimal and human metabolism i\nvivo and in vitro\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 3\nP3(1) FAST TRACK Efficacy and safety Published Climacteric 2001;4:343-54\nAcceptability and patterns of (climacteric symptoms)\nendometrial bleeding in estradiol-\nbased HRT regimens: a comparative\nstudy of cyclical sequential\ncombinations of trimegestone or\nnorethisterone acetate\nAl Azzawi F, et al.\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023031\nOrder", "img_57845.png": "CLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 21\" March 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nTRIMEGESTONE PRECLINICAL\nP21) Pharmacology Published Gynecological Endocrinology 1999;13:316-26\nThe pharmacological profile of a\nnovel norpregnane progestin\n(trimegestone)\nD. Philibert ef al\nP2(2) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:312-320\nEffects of 17B-estradiol and Endometrium\ntrimegestone alone, and in\ncombination, on the bone and uterus\nof ovariectomized rats\nL. Lepescheux e? al.\nP2(3) Pharmacokinetics 2Q 2002 Comments on first draft received from Russ. Revisions\nA pharmacokinetic investigation of Xenobiotica or Drug | being carried out by Parthenon\ntrimegestone in the rat and Metab Disposition\nCynomolgus monkey following\nintravenous, oral or percutaneous\nadministration\nP2(8) FAST TRACK Bone Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001,15:48-55\nEffect of trimegestone alone or in\ncombination with estradiol on bone\nmass and bone turnover in an adult\nmodel of osteopenia\nY. Bouali et al.\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 2\nPX4) Pharmacokinetics 2Q2002 Paper under revision\nTrimegestone: pharmacokinetics and\nbioavailability in human volunteers\nfollowing a single oral\nadministration\nP2(7) Metabolism 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data, in the form of the Dossier\nAnimal and human metabolism i\nvivo and in vitro\nTRIMEGESTONE (2 mg) PHASE 3\nP3(1) FAST TRACK Efficacy and safety Published Climacteric 2001;4:343-54\nAcceptability and patterns of (climacteric symptoms)\nendometrial bleeding in estradiol-\nbased HRT regimens: a comparative\nstudy of cyclical sequential\ncombinations of trimegestone or\nnorethisterone acetate\nAl Azzawi F, et al.\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023031\nOrder", "img_57969.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57971.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57973.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57974.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57975.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57976.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57977.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_57978.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 33 Totelle 2mg\n\nClient: Wyeth-Ayerst\nMarch 20, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nP3(1.1) FAST TRACK Metabolic 1Q2002 Sign off received from Wyeth. Dr Al-Azzawi agreed to act\nBlood lipid profile of impact/hemostasis Gynecological as named author. He suggested the addition of Dr J.\npostmenopausal women receiving Endocrinology Stevenson since he had been a co-worker on the study. Dr\nhormone replacement therapies Stevenson has revised the manuscript and it was returned to\ncontaining estradiol in combination Dr Al-Azzawi for approval. He has provided his comments\nwith either norethisterone acetate or and only final query has to be clarified with J. Stevenson\ntrimegestone over a 1-year period before submission to Wyeth for final sign-off\nP3(2) Bone 2Q2002 Comments received from Gary Grubb 18.03.02. Revisions\nAcomparison of two hormone being carried out.\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with cither\ndydrogesterone or trimegestone with\nrespect to prevention of\npostmenopausal bone loss\nP33) FAST TRACK Efficacy Published Gynecological Endocrinology 2001;15:349-58\nA 1-year comparison of the efficacy\nand clinical tolerance in\npostmenopausal women of two\nhormone replacement therapies\ncontaining estradiol in combination\nwith either norgestrel or\ntrimegestone\nMeuwissen J.H.J.M. et al.\nP3(4)a Metabolic ? Paper to be prepared by Hellgren and Kluft\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Am J Obstet\ncombination in comparison with Gynecol\nFemoston on cardiovascular risk\nfactors (factor VII, fibrinogen, PAI-\n1, t-PA, glucose, lipids)\nP3(4)b Metabolic 2 Paper to be prepared by Norris\nEffects of an estradiol/trimegestone impact/hemostasis Thrombosis\ncombination in comparison with Haemostasis\nFemoston on other coagulation\nparameters (inhibitory factors,\nmarkers of balance between\nactivation of coagulation and\nfibrinolysis)\nP3(5) Metabolic 2Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nSingle center, randomized, double- impact/hemostasis draft manuscript can begin\nblind study of the effects of the\nestradiol (2mg)/\ntrimegestone (0.5mg) combination in\ncomparison with a placebo and an\nestradiol\n(2mg)'medroxyprogesterone acetate\n(MPA) (10mg) combination on\nglucose and insulin metabolism\nduring 6 months of treatment\nP3(6) FAST TRACK Metabolic 2Q2002 Accepted for publication in April issue of Gynecological\nAssessment of the metabolic impact/hemostasis Gynecological Endocrinology\ntolerance in postmenopausal women Endocrinology\nover a 1-year period of two hormone\nreplacement therapies containing\nestradiol in combination with either\nnorgestrel or trimegestone\nP3(7) FAST TRACK Bleeding profile 3Q2002 Parthenon request supply of data so that preparation of the\nMeta-analysis of phase IIT studies on draft manuscript can begin\nbleeding pattern data\nP3(8) Metabolism 3Q2002 Title and paper in preparation\nGlucose and insulin metabolism.\nSamsioe G.\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023032\nOrder Source: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Ikvw0217", "img_60903.png": "*\nReports on general scope of nutrition research interests and programs of\nother Government Agencies.\n1600 - 1615 Navy ;\n1615 - 1630 Air Force i\n1. _ _ Liaison Representatives\n1630 - 1645 AFIP 1\n8\n1645 - 1700 NIH '\nWoo EY\n4845 - 1945 Cocktails :\nrer 1. \u2014\u2014 \u2014 (Optional) Officers Club, Rocky Mountain Arsenal\n4945 - Dinner\n200 = 9& Saturday, December 8\n2nd Floor Conference Room, USAMRNL\nPresiding: Lt. Colonel Howie\n0860 - 0900 Report on extramural nutrition research (OTSG contracts and grants),\nand on TRML (Puerto Rico) nutrition program. -\nCaptain LeeRoy G. 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Colonel Howie\n0860 - 0900 Report on extramural nutrition research (OTSG contracts and grants),\nand on TRML (Puerto Rico) nutrition program. -\nCaptain LeeRoy G. 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Colonel Howie\n0860 - 0900 Report on extramural nutrition research (OTSG contracts and grants),\nand on TRML (Puerto Rico) nutrition program. -\nCaptain LeeRoy G. 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Shank, M. D.\nMAILING ADDRESS __ ; ae\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\na Washington Univ. Medical School\n4550 Scott Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63110\nOFFICIALDUTY STATION ~~ ~S\u00a9\u00ab<YRESIDENCE\u2014\u201c\u2018\u201cO\u2018\u201c\u2018CSC;*;*;*~\u2122S\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO.\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE Outstanding $\ncy es | CASH PAYMENT RECEIVED:\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (S) | Amount to be applied (DATE\nNO. DATE a 2 elie\nBalance to remain - \u2014\noutstanding $ (SIGNATURE OF PAYEE)\n\u2014~ _ TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED ee ae et ee\nAGENT'S | inrtats oF | MODE, cLass POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION |yAruaTION| CARRIER OF SERVICE, DATE 2 = = ee ae tater:\nREQUEST NUMBER OF TICKET ISSUING AND ACCOM. ISSUED\ni ae TICKET MODATIONS * FROM\u2014 TO-\nGTR-A8,779, $90.40] EAL Coach /14/67 St. Louis, Mo. Washington,D.C.\nj 154 |\nV | Washington, D.C. | St. Louis, Mo.\n| } | |\n| | | |\n|\n|\n|\neee ena ter sees a ce a\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. a Cts\nAMOUNT: |eseoustee |e\n6/26/67 CLAIMED\naes a (Le) ae aaa (Signature of Payee) smn\nAPPROVED (Supervisory and other approvals when required ) DIFFERENCES\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY \u2014 = a\nVOUCHER NO. D.O, SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR)\nTotal verified correct for charge to appropriation(s)\nSe Se ee a ee | RO Oe Oe eo eo Sones\nCertified correct and proper for payment: |\n| Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) | |\nBee ee eee Ee Satara a ee ee ee NET TO \u00bb |\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER | |\na ene ne Rn pe ee eS Ses\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n+ Abbcevlation: for Pulliman accommodations: MB, master room; DR diawing, oom; CP compartments BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single tom; RM, roomette\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat\nce BRAUDULENT CLAIM = Falsifcation of an item) in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C, 2514) and may'result ina fine of not more\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C. 287; sd. 1001)", "img_41434.png": "Se\nSTANDARD FORM NO. 1012\nAD FORM TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-106\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT Se VOUCHER NO.\nDAYS Mae anmenra sy og nai ek ana oT seein ones pbs = \u2014\u2014\u201cC\u2018<;73 3\nJ Robert E. Shank, M. D.\nMAILING ADDRESS __ ; ae\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\na Washington Univ. Medical School\n4550 Scott Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63110\nOFFICIALDUTY STATION ~~ ~S\u00a9\u00ab<YRESIDENCE\u2014\u201c\u2018\u201cO\u2018\u201c\u2018CSC;*;*;*~\u2122S\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO.\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE Outstanding $\ncy es | CASH PAYMENT RECEIVED:\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (S) | Amount to be applied (DATE\nNO. DATE a 2 elie\nBalance to remain - \u2014\noutstanding $ (SIGNATURE OF PAYEE)\n\u2014~ _ TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED ee ae et ee\nAGENT'S | inrtats oF | MODE, cLass POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION |yAruaTION| CARRIER OF SERVICE, DATE 2 = = ee ae tater:\nREQUEST NUMBER OF TICKET ISSUING AND ACCOM. ISSUED\ni ae TICKET MODATIONS * FROM\u2014 TO-\nGTR-A8,779, $90.40] EAL Coach /14/67 St. Louis, Mo. Washington,D.C.\nj 154 |\nV | Washington, D.C. | St. Louis, Mo.\n| } | |\n| | | |\n|\n|\n|\neee ena ter sees a ce a\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. a Cts\nAMOUNT: |eseoustee |e\n6/26/67 CLAIMED\naes a (Le) ae aaa (Signature of Payee) smn\nAPPROVED (Supervisory and other approvals when required ) DIFFERENCES\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY \u2014 = a\nVOUCHER NO. D.O, SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR)\nTotal verified correct for charge to appropriation(s)\nSe Se ee a ee | RO Oe Oe eo eo Sones\nCertified correct and proper for payment: |\n| Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) | |\nBee ee eee Ee Satara a ee ee ee NET TO \u00bb |\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER | |\na ene ne Rn pe ee eS Ses\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n+ Abbcevlation: for Pulliman accommodations: MB, master room; DR diawing, oom; CP compartments BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single tom; RM, roomette\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat\nce BRAUDULENT CLAIM = Falsifcation of an item) in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C, 2514) and may'result ina fine of not more\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C. 287; sd. 1001)", "img_41449.png": "Se\nSTANDARD FORM NO. 1012\nAD FORM TRAVEL VOUCHER\n1012-106\nDEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT Se VOUCHER NO.\nDAYS Mae anmenra sy og nai ek ana oT seein ones pbs = \u2014\u2014\u201cC\u2018<;73 3\nJ Robert E. Shank, M. D.\nMAILING ADDRESS __ ; ae\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\na Washington Univ. Medical School\n4550 Scott Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63110\nOFFICIALDUTY STATION ~~ ~S\u00a9\u00ab<YRESIDENCE\u2014\u201c\u2018\u201cO\u2018\u201c\u2018CSC;*;*;*~\u2122S\nFOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO.\nFROM (DATE) TO (DATE Outstanding $\ncy es | CASH PAYMENT RECEIVED:\nAPPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (S) | Amount to be applied (DATE\nNO. DATE a 2 elie\nBalance to remain - \u2014\noutstanding $ (SIGNATURE OF PAYEE)\n\u2014~ _ TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED ee ae et ee\nAGENT'S | inrtats oF | MODE, cLass POINTS OF TRAVEL\nTRANSPORTATION |yAruaTION| CARRIER OF SERVICE, DATE 2 = = ee ae tater:\nREQUEST NUMBER OF TICKET ISSUING AND ACCOM. ISSUED\ni ae TICKET MODATIONS * FROM\u2014 TO-\nGTR-A8,779, $90.40] EAL Coach /14/67 St. Louis, Mo. Washington,D.C.\nj 154 |\nV | Washington, D.C. | St. Louis, Mo.\n| } | |\n| | | |\n|\n|\n|\neee ena ter sees a ce a\n** Certified correct. Payment or credit has not been received. a Cts\nAMOUNT: |eseoustee |e\n6/26/67 CLAIMED\naes a (Le) ae aaa (Signature of Payee) smn\nAPPROVED (Supervisory and other approvals when required ) DIFFERENCES\nNEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER PAID UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY \u2014 = a\nVOUCHER NO. D.O, SYMBOL DATE (MONTH~YEAR)\nTotal verified correct for charge to appropriation(s)\nSe Se ee a ee | RO Oe Oe eo eo Sones\nCertified correct and proper for payment: |\n| Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) | |\nBee ee eee Ee Satara a ee ee ee NET TO \u00bb |\n(Date) (Authorized Certifying Officer) TRAVELER | |\na ene ne Rn pe ee eS Ses\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n+ Abbcevlation: for Pulliman accommodations: MB, master room; DR diawing, oom; CP compartments BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single tom; RM, roomette\nDRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single occupancy section; LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat\nce BRAUDULENT CLAIM = Falsifcation of an item) in an expense account works a forfeiture of the claim (28 U.S.C, 2514) and may'result ina fine of not more\nthan $10,000 or imprisonment for not more than 5 years or both (18 U.S.C. 287; sd. 1001)", "img_61773.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_61775.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_61776.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_61777.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_61778.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_61779.png": "ee A logical expectation is that action to create them will occur\ni - ee as the need for more relevant materials becomes increasingly\nee apparent with the evolution of tailored workshops. And from Dr.\na. | | . Milgram\u2019s reference to high school and junior high school students\n2. : ae rises the possibilty of an additional; simultaneous plus. This :\n. |. _ conceivably can come in more suitably directed materials for\n2 oa : pre-college schools as well.\noe . Various studies have confirmed a close association between \\\nee : ee drinking in high school and drinking in college. For instance, |\n_ oS FROM the highly regarded 1977 survey, Drinking among College Students\n| HIGHSCHOOL | in New England (H. Wechsler and M. McFadden. Journal of Studies\n_ +TOCOLLEGE ~ on Alcohol, November, 1979), produced, along with others, these\nCe findings:\n(a @ Among men, half of those who reported drinking at\nPe least once a week in high school were classified as\nlO frequent-heavy drinkers in college.\nES : C (oe \u00ae Conversely, more than half (59 percent) of those who\neA reported they never drank in high school were classi- :\noe / fied as abstainers or infrequent-light drinkers in college.\nhr @ Women who said they drank at least once a week in\nhigh school were nine times more likely to be classified\nas frequent -heavy drinkers in college than those who\ndrank less than once a month or not at all.\n: @ Seventy-one percent of the women who never drank\nin high school were abstainers or infrequent-light\ndrinkers in college.\nWith such similarities in drinking patterns between high school\nFROM and college students, an assumption can be made that materials\nCOLLEGE designed for specific purposes for the latter would have adaptability\nTO HIGH SCHOOL for the former. Thus the potential exists for a productive interchange\n: which, with pre-college schools, might carry the added benefit of\n: prompting wider adoption of meaningful alcohol-education\n: programs.\nClearly, then, an opportunity prevails for multiple gains to be\nachieved from the campus workshop-tailoring activity\nnow in progress.\n|\npu aero ore |\nrr Ource: www ind 0 a edu/do 0222", "img_64768.png": "a UE P\n) 2 im . m\\\\ ani en\nTe sy ) hae\n(Ti A Nit i\nFort Lauderdale, Florida. \\ \u2018Ae a i os ay i i Kg\nA city laced with 165 miles of waterways. fh 2a eo 7 Ru Re\nAnd six miles of uninterrupted wide sandy 1 silt we ee : AST.\nocean beach. ak Me) NN\nThe perfect setting for Bahia Mar\u2019s 40-acre 7 Ha BLY a\nisland retreat. A a 5 ie * (ae\nSmack dab in the heart of the city and de ae i 3 i\nFlorida\u2019s famous Gold Coast. But in a world eS Ha i a\nall its own. C eS i ; se |\nBahia Mar is just five miles from Fort | a a > i :\nLauderdale/Hollywood International Airport ee i \\ 7, ear !\nand minutes from horse and dog racing, jai py A Wi ry a ee\nalai, major league baseball and Fort Lauderdale a \u2018a Mer a oS i\nStrikers soccer. Also minutes from exclusive |\nshopping on Las Olas Boulevard, more a \u201cyee }\nthan 200 fine restaurants and nightlife that : le cae eB ; ,\nrivals the day-life. . i k's |\nNearby, there are dozens of challenging | | ie:\ngolf courses and public tennis courts, including : 4\nHoliday Park where Chris Evert\u2019s father is ;\nthe pro. ? Hl\nFor sightseeing, cruise the Intracoastal at i\nWaterway aboard the Jungle Queen Paddle- ;\nwheeler or charter just about any kind of - ) 3\nsail or power boat you prefer\u201420\u2019 to 100\u2019 \u2014 a : ;\nat Bahia Mar\u2019s marina. /\nOn land, the Voyager sightseeing train visits ener 8 Se a si\nthe orange groves, Ocean World and the 4 aes \u201ci er\nSeminole Indian Village. Or you can visit the a i ou ~y ao $3 a\n180-acre Birch State Park and take a three \u2014\u2014 = aah 3 dagre ne ot geal ] ie\nmile railroad tour ea | i | Sl =\nBut, just as importantly, you don\u2019t have to 3 a7 | ry aj 2 -\nleave the resort to enjoy yourself. aa me Hs NB se =| see | ZETA EP - \u00e9\ni sy i a ae 7\n. ee A ee\n'\u2018 j vi @ ws ae Sa 4 4\nipeniaite (VE \"a ae AA\nee J Pag A: a /.\" a\n\\aj y ae ae i Ls i ee\n: a ae eee\n\u2018 4 si es\ni ii r WAL =a a\n\u2014 us\neas isnt a hee Me hee,\n\u2018 = ak ae me ; V, y, ; Pe\nef lee -\naoe. Th eae\n~ - Gift aan a os\nr of the Sea. YS F i /\n[A Fo ees ~ a\n- Fy\nSSTo}U] Cox\u2014 san alts Ok / AMUN VAL ATC [6 ES1tnYZe [oLe10 [nal] An) comb ex=) mc=re 10) ce (elex=y) [an] an li OPA A", "img_64769.png": "a UE P\n) 2 im . m\\\\ ani en\nTe sy ) hae\n(Ti A Nit i\nFort Lauderdale, Florida. \\ \u2018Ae a i os ay i i Kg\nA city laced with 165 miles of waterways. fh 2a eo 7 Ru Re\nAnd six miles of uninterrupted wide sandy 1 silt we ee : AST.\nocean beach. ak Me) NN\nThe perfect setting for Bahia Mar\u2019s 40-acre 7 Ha BLY a\nisland retreat. A a 5 ie * (ae\nSmack dab in the heart of the city and de ae i 3 i\nFlorida\u2019s famous Gold Coast. But in a world eS Ha i a\nall its own. C eS i ; se |\nBahia Mar is just five miles from Fort | a a > i :\nLauderdale/Hollywood International Airport ee i \\ 7, ear !\nand minutes from horse and dog racing, jai py A Wi ry a ee\nalai, major league baseball and Fort Lauderdale a \u2018a Mer a oS i\nStrikers soccer. Also minutes from exclusive |\nshopping on Las Olas Boulevard, more a \u201cyee }\nthan 200 fine restaurants and nightlife that : le cae eB ; ,\nrivals the day-life. . i k's |\nNearby, there are dozens of challenging | | ie:\ngolf courses and public tennis courts, including : 4\nHoliday Park where Chris Evert\u2019s father is ;\nthe pro. ? Hl\nFor sightseeing, cruise the Intracoastal at i\nWaterway aboard the Jungle Queen Paddle- ;\nwheeler or charter just about any kind of - ) 3\nsail or power boat you prefer\u201420\u2019 to 100\u2019 \u2014 a : ;\nat Bahia Mar\u2019s marina. /\nOn land, the Voyager sightseeing train visits ener 8 Se a si\nthe orange groves, Ocean World and the 4 aes \u201ci er\nSeminole Indian Village. 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YS F i /\n[A Fo ees ~ a\n- Fy\nSSTo}U] Cox\u2014 san alts Ok / AMUN VAL ATC [6 ES1tnYZe [oLe10 [nal] An) comb ex=) mc=re 10) ce (elex=y) [an] an li OPA A", "img_64770.png": "a UE P\n) 2 im . m\\\\ ani en\nTe sy ) hae\n(Ti A Nit i\nFort Lauderdale, Florida. \\ \u2018Ae a i os ay i i Kg\nA city laced with 165 miles of waterways. fh 2a eo 7 Ru Re\nAnd six miles of uninterrupted wide sandy 1 silt we ee : AST.\nocean beach. ak Me) NN\nThe perfect setting for Bahia Mar\u2019s 40-acre 7 Ha BLY a\nisland retreat. A a 5 ie * (ae\nSmack dab in the heart of the city and de ae i 3 i\nFlorida\u2019s famous Gold Coast. But in a world eS Ha i a\nall its own. C eS i ; se |\nBahia Mar is just five miles from Fort | a a > i :\nLauderdale/Hollywood International Airport ee i \\ 7, ear !\nand minutes from horse and dog racing, jai py A Wi ry a ee\nalai, major league baseball and Fort Lauderdale a \u2018a Mer a oS i\nStrikers soccer. Also minutes from exclusive |\nshopping on Las Olas Boulevard, more a \u201cyee }\nthan 200 fine restaurants and nightlife that : le cae eB ; ,\nrivals the day-life. . i k's |\nNearby, there are dozens of challenging | | ie:\ngolf courses and public tennis courts, including : 4\nHoliday Park where Chris Evert\u2019s father is ;\nthe pro. ? Hl\nFor sightseeing, cruise the Intracoastal at i\nWaterway aboard the Jungle Queen Paddle- ;\nwheeler or charter just about any kind of - ) 3\nsail or power boat you prefer\u201420\u2019 to 100\u2019 \u2014 a : ;\nat Bahia Mar\u2019s marina. /\nOn land, the Voyager sightseeing train visits ener 8 Se a si\nthe orange groves, Ocean World and the 4 aes \u201ci er\nSeminole Indian Village. Or you can visit the a i ou ~y ao $3 a\n180-acre Birch State Park and take a three \u2014\u2014 = aah 3 dagre ne ot geal ] ie\nmile railroad tour ea | i | Sl =\nBut, just as importantly, you don\u2019t have to 3 a7 | ry aj 2 -\nleave the resort to enjoy yourself. aa me Hs NB se =| see | ZETA EP - \u00e9\ni sy i a ae 7\n. ee A ee\n'\u2018 j vi @ ws ae Sa 4 4\nipeniaite (VE \"a ae AA\nee J Pag A: a /.\" a\n\\aj y ae ae i Ls i ee\n: a ae eee\n\u2018 4 si es\ni ii r WAL =a a\n\u2014 us\neas isnt a hee Me hee,\n\u2018 = ak ae me ; V, y, ; Pe\nef lee -\naoe. Th eae\n~ - Gift aan a os\nr of the Sea. YS F i /\n[A Fo ees ~ a\n- Fy\nSSTo}U] Cox\u2014 san alts Ok / AMUN VAL ATC [6 ES1tnYZe [oLe10 [nal] An) comb ex=) mc=re 10) ce (elex=y) [an] an li OPA A", "img_64771.png": "a UE P\n) 2 im . m\\\\ ani en\nTe sy ) hae\n(Ti A Nit i\nFort Lauderdale, Florida. \\ \u2018Ae a i os ay i i Kg\nA city laced with 165 miles of waterways. fh 2a eo 7 Ru Re\nAnd six miles of uninterrupted wide sandy 1 silt we ee : AST.\nocean beach. ak Me) NN\nThe perfect setting for Bahia Mar\u2019s 40-acre 7 Ha BLY a\nisland retreat. A a 5 ie * (ae\nSmack dab in the heart of the city and de ae i 3 i\nFlorida\u2019s famous Gold Coast. But in a world eS Ha i a\nall its own. C eS i ; se |\nBahia Mar is just five miles from Fort | a a > i :\nLauderdale/Hollywood International Airport ee i \\ 7, ear !\nand minutes from horse and dog racing, jai py A Wi ry a ee\nalai, major league baseball and Fort Lauderdale a \u2018a Mer a oS i\nStrikers soccer. Also minutes from exclusive |\nshopping on Las Olas Boulevard, more a \u201cyee }\nthan 200 fine restaurants and nightlife that : le cae eB ; ,\nrivals the day-life. . i k's |\nNearby, there are dozens of challenging | | ie:\ngolf courses and public tennis courts, including : 4\nHoliday Park where Chris Evert\u2019s father is ;\nthe pro. ? Hl\nFor sightseeing, cruise the Intracoastal at i\nWaterway aboard the Jungle Queen Paddle- ;\nwheeler or charter just about any kind of - ) 3\nsail or power boat you prefer\u201420\u2019 to 100\u2019 \u2014 a : ;\nat Bahia Mar\u2019s marina. /\nOn land, the Voyager sightseeing train visits ener 8 Se a si\nthe orange groves, Ocean World and the 4 aes \u201ci er\nSeminole Indian Village. Or you can visit the a i ou ~y ao $3 a\n180-acre Birch State Park and take a three \u2014\u2014 = aah 3 dagre ne ot geal ] ie\nmile railroad tour ea | i | Sl =\nBut, just as importantly, you don\u2019t have to 3 a7 | ry aj 2 -\nleave the resort to enjoy yourself. aa me Hs NB se =| see | ZETA EP - \u00e9\ni sy i a ae 7\n. ee A ee\n'\u2018 j vi @ ws ae Sa 4 4\nipeniaite (VE \"a ae AA\nee J Pag A: a /.\" a\n\\aj y ae ae i Ls i ee\n: a ae eee\n\u2018 4 si es\ni ii r WAL =a a\n\u2014 us\neas isnt a hee Me hee,\n\u2018 = ak ae me ; V, y, ; Pe\nef lee -\naoe. Th eae\n~ - Gift aan a os\nr of the Sea. YS F i /\n[A Fo ees ~ a\n- Fy\nSSTo}U] Cox\u2014 san alts Ok / AMUN VAL ATC [6 ES1tnYZe [oLe10 [nal] An) comb ex=) mc=re 10) ce (elex=y) [an] an li OPA A", "img_65114.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_65115.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_65117.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_65118.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_65120.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_65121.png": "aa i rn a $ -\nagar Breas \u2018 aaa nae\na WD 2 seas 2 =\u201c | zs we Ox Ft\nSF ee aa Pa ee See he <\n=e eae oe Fe eer Ee =e : es eh ity PS eg\naed eee || (|i 2 Seg SN ae\np= | (ee aes 4 == | Bea Yy\nSiege Me ee. Ss hae ren s ST =\ni ei Ma \u2014.S. t Fe\nSC me Oe en eS\ncin Nagy .2 eee \u00e9s 4 iam Spe?\nFee 5 od oS \u00e9 i a ee a | ps ~ae ;\nPom Yaa A i \u2014 =\n2 ge oa co, mt S nef sh\ni { ae ay =e ae :\ni oan a ar 7 a\nee a ae ie et Ca ay: FF\na eae Os a eae ra, Eon ae, q Lo a @\na Fors ia warn r f P| Ze , Yd a\nPA eee i Nr Re\nbgt ee a al bee eis Se he a Pe dl\neid NS Sa epee ee Re WE\nroa = : cS\nCD ght, Seen = cattle) . asics Aareat\nY en Lee ~ << ee = | Ne ee area\nrah Ai a | Ne a vacation area\nare i waning r a \"deserves a great\nee. \u201cSs 26 a 7\niE fn at 3 ee eer \u2014 ae W Pre vacation resort.\ni. a Re OS sp eee os 3 .\n\u00bb) *b | Pree a eae =r : Ay\n\u201ctS a ee St aS an or os\n25 eat oe 2 eS (ea ae .\nLaF oe = a :\n4 Wi as ee a i td y ~~\n1 oe a ot, oe\nSg rs\nae\neT en superb. 300 luxurious soundproof guest\n. nd | rooms, including 14 suites. Each with\ni \u2018<3 individually-controlled air conditioning,\niS a \\ K 5 ee color TV, oversized beds and tasteful decor.\nart en tee And amenities like a huge heated pool\n, ie ae and pool deck, shops, covered outdoor\nWS Pca Ooo walkways and beautiful landscaping.\naes Conveniences like room service, car\nrental, laundry and dry cleaning, travel\n1. Bahia Mar Tower agency, theater tickets and free parking.\nMain Desk And 10 meeting rooms for groups from\nThe Seaview Restaurant 9\nSpyglass Lounge 20 to 1,200.\nMeee Rooms Bahia Mar. In scenic Fort Lauderdale.\n|Ops i\nGee es Where you can enjoy a great ocean resort\nin an ideal resort city.\n2. Bahia Mar South Wing\nPatio Cafe\nPatio Cafe Lounge\n3. Pool/Patio Deck\nSnack Bar\nShops\nSeagrape Bar\n4. Marine Store\nMarina Control Tower\nOffices\nFuel Dock\nYoU] coxowan alan kw /ANMW AVAL aCe (Uf) tny{0(elel0]naloialeome lesa =i0 16) (e(eler-y/ nn] nal Oar", "img_64899.png": "ASTIA DIRECTORY\nHEADQUARTERS, ARMED SERVICES TECHNICAL Sr\nINFORMATION AGENCY ee\n(INCLUDES ASTIA WASHINGTON REGIONAL OFFICE) oe\nARLINGTON HALL STATION Pe\nARLINGTON 12, VIRGINIA Eee \u2014\nTEL: JA 5\u20145800, EXT. 467 es i\nTWX: ARLVAISS \u201c Armed Services\ny || Technical Information\nASTIA NEW YORK REGIONAL OFFICE Be es an\n346 BROADWAY, ROOM 804 5 oo Es SS Se ee\nNEW YORK 13, NEW YORK es\nTEL: WOnrn 2-5858  . Agency .....-.ASTIA\nTWX: NYI 140 ee\n \u2014\nGaus eee neces nae ere\nee\nASTIA DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE pee eee\nBUILDING 275, AREA A Lh\nWRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO hh\nTEL: CLeanwater 3-7III er\nmay sars ~~\nASTIA SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL OFFICE a\nBUILDING 1, WING 2 \u2014\nOMB inonitia =.\nOAKLAND 14, CALIFORNIA re\nTEL: TWinoaxe 34100 a -~\u2122.\nEXT. 2222, 2223, 2224 Te\nTWX: OA 185 Ff: #F\nASTIA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE oo 2\nBUILDING 1, ROOM 112 ; \u2014 Swe\n125 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE NL\nLeu eh cne ar e mm,\nTEL: SYcamore 6-0471 x is. 5, 3\n\u2018PaSA CAL Ti ee | Saves priceless time tn\nTWX: PASA CAL 7141 ee\nse\n\u2014 he sscanch that leads\n\u2014\nrr\nKSYofO [cers dau aint Sea ANA ALeLUr=\\inyzelofere) ont=\\alesmulersym=0[0)/0 (eles) lenlanle | 0-244", "img_64900.png": "ASTIA DIRECTORY\nHEADQUARTERS, ARMED SERVICES TECHNICAL Sr\nINFORMATION AGENCY ee\n(INCLUDES ASTIA WASHINGTON REGIONAL OFFICE) oe\nARLINGTON HALL STATION Pe\nARLINGTON 12, VIRGINIA Eee \u2014\nTEL: JA 5\u20145800, EXT. 467 es i\nTWX: ARLVAISS \u201c Armed Services\ny || Technical Information\nASTIA NEW YORK REGIONAL OFFICE Be es an\n346 BROADWAY, ROOM 804 5 oo Es SS Se ee\nNEW YORK 13, NEW YORK es\nTEL: WOnrn 2-5858  . Agency .....-.ASTIA\nTWX: NYI 140 ee\n \u2014\nGaus eee neces nae ere\nee\nASTIA DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE pee eee\nBUILDING 275, AREA A Lh\nWRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO hh\nTEL: CLeanwater 3-7III er\nmay sars ~~\nASTIA SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL OFFICE a\nBUILDING 1, WING 2 \u2014\nOMB inonitia =.\nOAKLAND 14, CALIFORNIA re\nTEL: TWinoaxe 34100 a -~\u2122.\nEXT. 2222, 2223, 2224 Te\nTWX: OA 185 Ff: #F\nASTIA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE oo 2\nBUILDING 1, ROOM 112 ; \u2014 Swe\n125 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE NL\nLeu eh cne ar e mm,\nTEL: SYcamore 6-0471 x is. 5, 3\n\u2018PaSA CAL Ti ee | Saves priceless time tn\nTWX: PASA CAL 7141 ee\nse\n\u2014 he sscanch that leads\n\u2014\nrr\nKSYofO [cers dau aint Sea ANA ALeLUr=\\inyzelofere) ont=\\alesmulersym=0[0)/0 (eles) lenlanle | 0-244", "img_64901.png": "ASTIA DIRECTORY\nHEADQUARTERS, ARMED SERVICES TECHNICAL Sr\nINFORMATION AGENCY ee\n(INCLUDES ASTIA WASHINGTON REGIONAL OFFICE) oe\nARLINGTON HALL STATION Pe\nARLINGTON 12, VIRGINIA Eee \u2014\nTEL: JA 5\u20145800, EXT. 467 es i\nTWX: ARLVAISS \u201c Armed Services\ny || Technical Information\nASTIA NEW YORK REGIONAL OFFICE Be es an\n346 BROADWAY, ROOM 804 5 oo Es SS Se ee\nNEW YORK 13, NEW YORK es\nTEL: WOnrn 2-5858  . Agency .....-.ASTIA\nTWX: NYI 140 ee\n \u2014\nGaus eee neces nae ere\nee\nASTIA DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE pee eee\nBUILDING 275, AREA A Lh\nWRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO hh\nTEL: CLeanwater 3-7III er\nmay sars ~~\nASTIA SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL OFFICE a\nBUILDING 1, WING 2 \u2014\nOMB inonitia =.\nOAKLAND 14, CALIFORNIA re\nTEL: TWinoaxe 34100 a -~\u2122.\nEXT. 2222, 2223, 2224 Te\nTWX: OA 185 Ff: #F\nASTIA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE oo 2\nBUILDING 1, ROOM 112 ; \u2014 Swe\n125 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE NL\nLeu eh cne ar e mm,\nTEL: SYcamore 6-0471 x is. 5, 3\n\u2018PaSA CAL Ti ee | Saves priceless time tn\nTWX: PASA CAL 7141 ee\nse\n\u2014 he sscanch that leads\n\u2014\nrr\nKSYofO [cers dau aint Sea ANA ALeLUr=\\inyzelofere) ont=\\alesmulersym=0[0)/0 (eles) lenlanle | 0-244", "img_64902.png": "ASTIA DIRECTORY\nHEADQUARTERS, ARMED SERVICES TECHNICAL Sr\nINFORMATION AGENCY ee\n(INCLUDES ASTIA WASHINGTON REGIONAL OFFICE) oe\nARLINGTON HALL STATION Pe\nARLINGTON 12, VIRGINIA Eee \u2014\nTEL: JA 5\u20145800, EXT. 467 es i\nTWX: ARLVAISS \u201c Armed Services\ny || Technical Information\nASTIA NEW YORK REGIONAL OFFICE Be es an\n346 BROADWAY, ROOM 804 5 oo Es SS Se ee\nNEW YORK 13, NEW YORK es\nTEL: WOnrn 2-5858  . Agency .....-.ASTIA\nTWX: NYI 140 ee\n \u2014\nGaus eee neces nae ere\nee\nASTIA DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE pee eee\nBUILDING 275, AREA A Lh\nWRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO hh\nTEL: CLeanwater 3-7III er\nmay sars ~~\nASTIA SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL OFFICE a\nBUILDING 1, WING 2 \u2014\nOMB inonitia =.\nOAKLAND 14, CALIFORNIA re\nTEL: TWinoaxe 34100 a -~\u2122.\nEXT. 2222, 2223, 2224 Te\nTWX: OA 185 Ff: #F\nASTIA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE oo 2\nBUILDING 1, ROOM 112 ; \u2014 Swe\n125 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE NL\nLeu eh cne ar e mm,\nTEL: SYcamore 6-0471 x is. 5, 3\n\u2018PaSA CAL Ti ee | Saves priceless time tn\nTWX: PASA CAL 7141 ee\nse\n\u2014 he sscanch that leads\n\u2014\nrr\nKSYofO [cers dau aint Sea ANA ALeLUr=\\inyzelofere) ont=\\alesmulersym=0[0)/0 (eles) lenlanle | 0-244", "img_64903.png": "ASTIA DIRECTORY\nHEADQUARTERS, ARMED SERVICES TECHNICAL Sr\nINFORMATION AGENCY ee\n(INCLUDES ASTIA WASHINGTON REGIONAL OFFICE) oe\nARLINGTON HALL STATION Pe\nARLINGTON 12, VIRGINIA Eee \u2014\nTEL: JA 5\u20145800, EXT. 467 es i\nTWX: ARLVAISS \u201c Armed Services\ny || Technical Information\nASTIA NEW YORK REGIONAL OFFICE Be es an\n346 BROADWAY, ROOM 804 5 oo Es SS Se ee\nNEW YORK 13, NEW YORK es\nTEL: WOnrn 2-5858  . Agency .....-.ASTIA\nTWX: NYI 140 ee\n \u2014\nGaus eee neces nae ere\nee\nASTIA DAYTON REGIONAL OFFICE pee eee\nBUILDING 275, AREA A Lh\nWRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO hh\nTEL: CLeanwater 3-7III er\nmay sars ~~\nASTIA SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL OFFICE a\nBUILDING 1, WING 2 \u2014\nOMB inonitia =.\nOAKLAND 14, CALIFORNIA re\nTEL: TWinoaxe 34100 a -~\u2122.\nEXT. 2222, 2223, 2224 Te\nTWX: OA 185 Ff: #F\nASTIA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL OFFICE oo 2\nBUILDING 1, ROOM 112 ; \u2014 Swe\n125 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE NL\nLeu eh cne ar e mm,\nTEL: SYcamore 6-0471 x is. 5, 3\n\u2018PaSA CAL Ti ee | Saves priceless time tn\nTWX: PASA CAL 7141 ee\nse\n\u2014 he sscanch that leads\n\u2014\nrr\nKSYofO [cers dau aint Sea ANA ALeLUr=\\inyzelofere) ont=\\alesmulersym=0[0)/0 (eles) lenlanle | 0-244", "img_60171.png": "W. Purves - Page 2\nto an average of 3-5 other students each. From this, and the other :\nreactions, it may be concluded that the program bas met its initial\nobjectives regarding stulent acceptance and dmpact, and may he ex~\npected te grow dn enrolluents and influence upon the student body. .\n\u2018 . .\nREACTIONS {0 SPECIFIC COURSES: ,\nRather than attempt a summary of the typical responses given to\nqueries regarding Biology 52 and Biology 54, a copy of the questionnaire\n. =e with typical and response percentages marked ~~ is attached. Again,\nit most be cautioned that the results are based on a very small sample,\nand they can not be considered to be highly stable. Very few contra~\nindicating responses could substantially alter the response distrdbu-~ .\ntions aad their locations.\nIt ds, therefore, strongly recommended that additional data be\n. obtained when these courses are offered in the future.\n.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Inbl0226", "img_60431.png": "Bio-Sclence Questionnaire - Page 7\nPART O: To be completed by all respondents. \u2018\nq. Please list below any biology courses which you plan to\ntake next yoar (the topic area of the ceurse is sufficient\nLf you do not know the title), or are already registered\n: For, and the institulion where you plan to take the\ncourse (need not be a Claramont collene}. The course need\nnot be a blology course, per se, but may be biclegy releted.\nEourse institution\n: 2 Chemistry of Living Systems (Chem 182) BMC ,\n3 Methods of Biochemistry {Chem 184) HNC\nFO nnn NG, enn\n. . Blology . 54 HMC\nLS ~-Biechenistzy Lab (Chem 187) NG\n. . Bio physics (Physics 174) . RNC ,\nMicrsbielogy 00 Ariz, State Ue\n2% Celi Biology \u2018 Jt, Sed.\n: Research Problems (Chem 152) EMC\n2. Please use the following space, and additional sheets\nif you wish, to make ANY comments which you fees] should\nso be addressed or mentioned in the written evaluation\nreport of the Biological Science Program.\nThank you for you time and cansideration.\n~ all around gcuod course. : . \u201c\n\u2018 ~ Bio 52 has shifted my interest to Blochemistry.\n. Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Inbl0226 es", "img_60427.png": "Bio-Sclence Questionnaire - Page 7\nPART O: To be completed by all respondents. \u2018\nq. Please list below any biology courses which you plan to\ntake next yoar (the topic area of the ceurse is sufficient\nLf you do not know the title), or are already registered\n: For, and the institulion where you plan to take the\ncourse (need not be a Claramont collene}. The course need\nnot be a blology course, per se, but may be biclegy releted.\nEourse institution\n: 2 Chemistry of Living Systems (Chem 182) BMC ,\n3 Methods of Biochemistry {Chem 184) HNC\nFO nnn NG, enn\n. . Blology . 54 HMC\nLS ~-Biechenistzy Lab (Chem 187) NG\n. . Bio physics (Physics 174) . RNC ,\nMicrsbielogy 00 Ariz, State Ue\n2% Celi Biology \u2018 Jt, Sed.\n: Research Problems (Chem 152) EMC\n2. Please use the following space, and additional sheets\nif you wish, to make ANY comments which you fees] should\nso be addressed or mentioned in the written evaluation\nreport of the Biological Science Program.\nThank you for you time and cansideration.\n~ all around gcuod course. : . \u201c\n\u2018 ~ Bio 52 has shifted my interest to Blochemistry.\n. Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Inbl0226 es", "img_60436.png": "Bio-Sclence Questionnaire - Page 7\nPART O: To be completed by all respondents. \u2018\nq. Please list below any biology courses which you plan to\ntake next yoar (the topic area of the ceurse is sufficient\nLf you do not know the title), or are already registered\n: For, and the institulion where you plan to take the\ncourse (need not be a Claramont collene}. The course need\nnot be a blology course, per se, but may be biclegy releted.\nEourse institution\n: 2 Chemistry of Living Systems (Chem 182) BMC ,\n3 Methods of Biochemistry {Chem 184) HNC\nFO nnn NG, enn\n. . Blology . 54 HMC\nLS ~-Biechenistzy Lab (Chem 187) NG\n. . Bio physics (Physics 174) . RNC ,\nMicrsbielogy 00 Ariz, State Ue\n2% Celi Biology \u2018 Jt, Sed.\n: Research Problems (Chem 152) EMC\n2. 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FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY Carrier\u2019:\nCARRIER'S STUB\u2014TRAVELER MUSTNOTDETACH | (Bill to) The Public Health Service Washington, D. Ge Audited $\n(Department and Bureau or Service) (City) Value\n\u2018 meee | Ticket Form | Ticket nos. | Requeststhe = = Company to furnish transportation\neae PORT eee Urea or use ofa ees ei ee anda. es at the lowesttare\nSeat or Sleeper Accommodations\nTrans- a i\neS eee 7 at\npoe | ee Oe ee lbs\ng|52/5|5/5|5 Svies\nFOR USE OF AUDIT OFFICE Routes 20 sree i eee iba Re ema eae | a) 3 s g 3\n(Show classes of service between junctions on mixed travel) oi eee ss S 3 i 4a\nStation Stamp us Authorization\n(ApPropitaton: ee |) oF pblect\nTO BE FILLED IN BY AGENT\n| Ticket Form [Ticket Nos. |\nPies of ee aT |\n| certify that the transportation requested above is for official business and that ticket or service therefor has been\nfurnished except as noted on reverse hereof. y Li lier |S a\nSignature of )) A Uy A OR\ni Issuing officer- (~ /, i Lhark Pee Wate, tf,\ntraveler PIMA 2a Title Leak Laskey $\nAGENTS: Do not detach this stub. 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GOVERNMENT\nSH147, 648 REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION SH147, 648\n. ee FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY \u00b0\nSTATEMENT OF TRAVEL THE Public Health Service Washington, D.C.\nBongo a (Department and Bureau or Service) (City) of ticket $\n\u201c TRAVEL a Has requested CG om pany to furnish transportation\nhow abbreviated a\nEr pear a Forsise of... 0 2) Pans Re ee iy ah ei 2 a ethe lowest fare\nclass of service used) a F, Tae a\nagent's ee BOGE Me Ra See ee a ae eee med te\nValuation $ \u00abTo ee Suet eo S 3 Ge\nof ticket We eee eee 52 \u2018 5 2 ss\nCi > FRU cake caus Sich Dae z 2 : $ s su\nraid \u00b0 (Show classes of service between junctions on mixed travel) Zs 8 8 2 3s\nn\nTIME OF a od a ek Lae ge Oo\nDEPARTURES? ee Se UATE ae een ue Authorization\na Appropriation \u2014$\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | or object\ngee ha SN RE ry io pat AL ain CD it ce\n\u00bb TIME OF 2 This memorandum should be\nARRIVAL DATE = Place of Issue \u2014\u2014\u2014_____\u2014 19] forwarded tn sccordance with\na aduinistrative instructions.\nREMARKS ________ === _TICKET AGENTS WILL NOT ACCEPT THIS \u00a7 ===\nEe Gh STH Type A oF A LEGIBLE CARBON MUST ALWAYS BE SECURED WE IMPORTANT\nSoecm sees Sees e eee eed", "img_63147.png": "MEMORANDUM OF U. S. GOVERNMENT\nSH147, 648 REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION SH147, 648\n. ee FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY \u00b0\nSTATEMENT OF TRAVEL THE Public Health Service Washington, D.C.\nBongo a (Department and Bureau or Service) (City) of ticket $\n\u201c TRAVEL a Has requested CG om pany to furnish transportation\nhow abbreviated a\nEr pear a Forsise of... 0 2) Pans Re ee iy ah ei 2 a ethe lowest fare\nclass of service used) a F, Tae a\nagent's ee BOGE Me Ra See ee a ae eee med te\nValuation $ \u00abTo ee Suet eo S 3 Ge\nof ticket We eee eee 52 \u2018 5 2 ss\nCi > FRU cake caus Sich Dae z 2 : $ s su\nraid \u00b0 (Show classes of service between junctions on mixed travel) Zs 8 8 2 3s\nn\nTIME OF a od a ek Lae ge Oo\nDEPARTURES? ee Se UATE ae een ue Authorization\na Appropriation \u2014$\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | or object\ngee ha SN RE ry io pat AL ain CD it ce\n\u00bb TIME OF 2 This memorandum should be\nARRIVAL DATE = Place of Issue \u2014\u2014\u2014_____\u2014 19] forwarded tn sccordance with\na aduinistrative instructions.\nREMARKS ________ === _TICKET AGENTS WILL NOT ACCEPT THIS \u00a7 ===\nEe Gh STH Type A oF A LEGIBLE CARBON MUST ALWAYS BE SECURED WE IMPORTANT\nSoecm sees Sees e eee eed", "img_63346.png": "PLAN FOR ADULT HEALTIL CONFERENCES\nJEFFERSON AND CASS IZALTH CENTER\nST. LOUIS, MISSOURI\nDIVISION OF HEALTH\nCITY OF ST. LOUIS\nand\nHEALTH AND WELFARE COUNCIL\nFEBRUARY 18, 1964\nRSfolO/ rors yam aint oS A MAN AWA Ae] UF1tn\\Z6,6Lole [nals laleswel ors) mayo [01/6 (olexy) [alvzele)", "img_63155.png": "a\n* Background and Need\n~ The Jefferson and Cass Health Center of the St. Louis Division of Health\n; is located in St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis, with a population of 750,026 in\n1960, has four Health Centers. The Jefferson and Cass Health Center serves an\narea including 133,768 people. (See map on Page 2.) This area is subdivided\ninto five Health Districts: 10, 20, 21, 25 and 26, The Jefferson and Cass Health\nCenter is located in Health District 21, with a population of 39,395. This Health\nDistrict is further subdivided into four census tracts: 21-A, 21-B, 21-C and 21-D,\nThe tabulation below shows selected demographic characteristics of this Health\nDistrict:\nCHARACTERISTICS oe ees |\nTotal Population: 39,395 4,926 11,248 20,833 2,383\nAge:\nUnder 40 28,115 ' 2,796 Tas 16,797 1,347\n40-64 8,041 1,452 3,059 2,845 689\n65+ 3,239 678 1,018 1,191 352\nSex:\nMale 18,392 2,485 5,349 9,461 1,097\nFemale 21,003 2,441 5,899 11,372 1,291\nRace:\nWhite 3177 573 252 112 380\nNegro 38,033 4,345 10,973 20,715 2,000\nOther 45 8 23 6 &\nMedian Family Income * | $ 2,429 $ 2,394 $ 2,065 $ 1,932\nMedian Years School: | Gea T9 Sed. 7.0\n*not available\nSource: U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Censtises of Population and Housing:\n1960. Census Tracts. Final Report PHC (1)-131,\n(oyU]ror= vam ala OSSH/ AWA NVA ALe LU Fsstm\\qelever8) nis) alecyel ers) mae [1,0 (elexcy/ | anv{e10 Parad", "img_63156.png": "a\n* Background and Need\n~ The Jefferson and Cass Health Center of the St. Louis Division of Health\n; is located in St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis, with a population of 750,026 in\n1960, has four Health Centers. The Jefferson and Cass Health Center serves an\narea including 133,768 people. (See map on Page 2.) This area is subdivided\ninto five Health Districts: 10, 20, 21, 25 and 26, The Jefferson and Cass Health\nCenter is located in Health District 21, with a population of 39,395. This Health\nDistrict is further subdivided into four census tracts: 21-A, 21-B, 21-C and 21-D,\nThe tabulation below shows selected demographic characteristics of this Health\nDistrict:\nCHARACTERISTICS oe ees |\nTotal Population: 39,395 4,926 11,248 20,833 2,383\nAge:\nUnder 40 28,115 ' 2,796 Tas 16,797 1,347\n40-64 8,041 1,452 3,059 2,845 689\n65+ 3,239 678 1,018 1,191 352\nSex:\nMale 18,392 2,485 5,349 9,461 1,097\nFemale 21,003 2,441 5,899 11,372 1,291\nRace:\nWhite 3177 573 252 112 380\nNegro 38,033 4,345 10,973 20,715 2,000\nOther 45 8 23 6 &\nMedian Family Income * | $ 2,429 $ 2,394 $ 2,065 $ 1,932\nMedian Years School: | Gea T9 Sed. 7.0\n*not available\nSource: U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Censtises of Population and Housing:\n1960. Census Tracts. Final Report PHC (1)-131,\n(oyU]ror= vam ala OSSH/ AWA NVA ALe LU Fsstm\\qelever8) nis) alecyel ers) mae [1,0 (elexcy/ | anv{e10 Parad", "img_63158.png": "a\n* Background and Need\n~ The Jefferson and Cass Health Center of the St. Louis Division of Health\n; is located in St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis, with a population of 750,026 in\n1960, has four Health Centers. The Jefferson and Cass Health Center serves an\narea including 133,768 people. (See map on Page 2.) This area is subdivided\ninto five Health Districts: 10, 20, 21, 25 and 26, The Jefferson and Cass Health\nCenter is located in Health District 21, with a population of 39,395. This Health\nDistrict is further subdivided into four census tracts: 21-A, 21-B, 21-C and 21-D,\nThe tabulation below shows selected demographic characteristics of this Health\nDistrict:\nCHARACTERISTICS oe ees |\nTotal Population: 39,395 4,926 11,248 20,833 2,383\nAge:\nUnder 40 28,115 ' 2,796 Tas 16,797 1,347\n40-64 8,041 1,452 3,059 2,845 689\n65+ 3,239 678 1,018 1,191 352\nSex:\nMale 18,392 2,485 5,349 9,461 1,097\nFemale 21,003 2,441 5,899 11,372 1,291\nRace:\nWhite 3177 573 252 112 380\nNegro 38,033 4,345 10,973 20,715 2,000\nOther 45 8 23 6 &\nMedian Family Income * | $ 2,429 $ 2,394 $ 2,065 $ 1,932\nMedian Years School: | Gea T9 Sed. 7.0\n*not available\nSource: U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Censtises of Population and Housing:\n1960. Census Tracts. Final Report PHC (1)-131,\n(oyU]ror= vam ala OSSH/ AWA NVA ALe LU Fsstm\\qelever8) nis) alecyel ers) mae [1,0 (elexcy/ | anv{e10 Parad", "img_63159.png": "a\n* Background and Need\n~ The Jefferson and Cass Health Center of the St. Louis Division of Health\n; is located in St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis, with a population of 750,026 in\n1960, has four Health Centers. The Jefferson and Cass Health Center serves an\narea including 133,768 people. (See map on Page 2.) This area is subdivided\ninto five Health Districts: 10, 20, 21, 25 and 26, The Jefferson and Cass Health\nCenter is located in Health District 21, with a population of 39,395. This Health\nDistrict is further subdivided into four census tracts: 21-A, 21-B, 21-C and 21-D,\nThe tabulation below shows selected demographic characteristics of this Health\nDistrict:\nCHARACTERISTICS oe ees |\nTotal Population: 39,395 4,926 11,248 20,833 2,383\nAge:\nUnder 40 28,115 ' 2,796 Tas 16,797 1,347\n40-64 8,041 1,452 3,059 2,845 689\n65+ 3,239 678 1,018 1,191 352\nSex:\nMale 18,392 2,485 5,349 9,461 1,097\nFemale 21,003 2,441 5,899 11,372 1,291\nRace:\nWhite 3177 573 252 112 380\nNegro 38,033 4,345 10,973 20,715 2,000\nOther 45 8 23 6 &\nMedian Family Income * | $ 2,429 $ 2,394 $ 2,065 $ 1,932\nMedian Years School: | Gea T9 Sed. 7.0\n*not available\nSource: U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Censtises of Population and Housing:\n1960. Census Tracts. Final Report PHC (1)-131,\n(oyU]ror= vam ala OSSH/ AWA NVA ALe LU Fsstm\\qelever8) nis) alecyel ers) mae [1,0 (elexcy/ | anv{e10 Parad", "img_63181.png": "a 7\nObjectives\n\n1. To establish Adult Health Conferences\nfor the \u201colder adult.\u201d\n\n2. To develop both individual and group\napproaches for motivating use of\nAdult Health Conferences.\n\n3. To test these two approaches in\nmotivating use of the Adult Health\nConference.\n\n4, To evaluate results and propose a\ncomprehensive plan for health care.\n\nYo lrera ram alts esp PANU AY Vetere [Ulsjan\\{e(ele16|palzia) ic blexcyin=10]b) (ele lesy) [aye erarars", "img_63182.png": "a 7\nObjectives\n\n1. To establish Adult Health Conferences\nfor the \u201colder adult.\u201d\n\n2. To develop both individual and group\napproaches for motivating use of\nAdult Health Conferences.\n\n3. To test these two approaches in\nmotivating use of the Adult Health\nConference.\n\n4, To evaluate results and propose a\ncomprehensive plan for health care.\n\nYo lrera ram alts esp PANU AY Vetere [Ulsjan\\{e(ele16|palzia) ic blexcyin=10]b) (ele lesy) [aye erarars", "img_63183.png": "a 7\nObjectives\n\n1. To establish Adult Health Conferences\nfor the \u201colder adult.\u201d\n\n2. To develop both individual and group\napproaches for motivating use of\nAdult Health Conferences.\n\n3. To test these two approaches in\nmotivating use of the Adult Health\nConference.\n\n4, To evaluate results and propose a\ncomprehensive plan for health care.\n\nYo lrera ram alts esp PANU AY Vetere [Ulsjan\\{e(ele16|palzia) ic blexcyin=10]b) (ele lesy) [aye erarars", "img_63184.png": "a 7\nObjectives\n\n1. To establish Adult Health Conferences\nfor the \u201colder adult.\u201d\n\n2. To develop both individual and group\napproaches for motivating use of\nAdult Health Conferences.\n\n3. To test these two approaches in\nmotivating use of the Adult Health\nConference.\n\n4, To evaluate results and propose a\ncomprehensive plan for health care.\n\nYo lrera ram alts esp PANU AY Vetere [Ulsjan\\{e(ele16|palzia) ic blexcyin=10]b) (ele lesy) [aye erarars", "img_64480.png": "\u00a9 Question 1: What does the word calories mean to you?\nTotal* Men* Women\u2019\n\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (25751002)\nFattening food, fat in food, fat\nbuilding components, fattening\nqualities in foods, concerns\nweight 36% 28% hhs\nEnergy, heat, unit of heat, unit\nof energy, heat burned in body,\nheat energy, amount of heat needed\nto raise 1 gram of water 1\u00b0C 25 28 22\nBody requirement, need them for\nbalanced diet, beneficial to body,\nsomething vital to body, nourish=\nment in food, food value, unit of\nnutrition 16 16 15\nMeasurement of food content, method\nof counting food value, method of\n\n&) measuring food consumption, food\n\n, weight, food is measured in calories,\ndifferent foods have different\namounts. Le 12 il\nVitamins in food, vitamin content,\nsort of a vitamin, mineral h 3 h\nJust food 2 3 1\nSomething in food, content in food 2 2 2\nDieting, on a diet 1 1 2\nProtein in food, food value such as\nhigh or low protein a ae E\nAll other 2 2 2\nNothing _ h 6 2\nDon't know~- h 5 2\n\nAdds to more than 100 % because some respondents gave more\nthan one answer.\n0) 6) eX am a) tN OSHA AAW ALAS 18 ESL AYL6 [OTOL Y ANTS LOLS PLO LORS =1e [OIL CoLers yA SOLIS", "img_64481.png": "\u00a9 Question 1: What does the word calories mean to you?\nTotal* Men* Women\u2019\n\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (25751002)\nFattening food, fat in food, fat\nbuilding components, fattening\nqualities in foods, concerns\nweight 36% 28% hhs\nEnergy, heat, unit of heat, unit\nof energy, heat burned in body,\nheat energy, amount of heat needed\nto raise 1 gram of water 1\u00b0C 25 28 22\nBody requirement, need them for\nbalanced diet, beneficial to body,\nsomething vital to body, nourish=\nment in food, food value, unit of\nnutrition 16 16 15\nMeasurement of food content, method\nof counting food value, method of\n\n&) measuring food consumption, food\n\n, weight, food is measured in calories,\ndifferent foods have different\namounts. Le 12 il\nVitamins in food, vitamin content,\nsort of a vitamin, mineral h 3 h\nJust food 2 3 1\nSomething in food, content in food 2 2 2\nDieting, on a diet 1 1 2\nProtein in food, food value such as\nhigh or low protein a ae E\nAll other 2 2 2\nNothing _ h 6 2\nDon't know~- h 5 2\n\nAdds to more than 100 % because some respondents gave more\nthan one answer.\n0) 6) eX am a) tN OSHA AAW ALAS 18 ESL AYL6 [OTOL Y ANTS LOLS PLO LORS =1e [OIL CoLers yA SOLIS", "img_64479.png": "\u00a9 Question 1: What does the word calories mean to you?\nTotal* Men* Women\u2019\n\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (25751002)\nFattening food, fat in food, fat\nbuilding components, fattening\nqualities in foods, concerns\nweight 36% 28% hhs\nEnergy, heat, unit of heat, unit\nof energy, heat burned in body,\nheat energy, amount of heat needed\nto raise 1 gram of water 1\u00b0C 25 28 22\nBody requirement, need them for\nbalanced diet, beneficial to body,\nsomething vital to body, nourish=\nment in food, food value, unit of\nnutrition 16 16 15\nMeasurement of food content, method\nof counting food value, method of\n\n&) measuring food consumption, food\n\n, weight, food is measured in calories,\ndifferent foods have different\namounts. Le 12 il\nVitamins in food, vitamin content,\nsort of a vitamin, mineral h 3 h\nJust food 2 3 1\nSomething in food, content in food 2 2 2\nDieting, on a diet 1 1 2\nProtein in food, food value such as\nhigh or low protein a ae E\nAll other 2 2 2\nNothing _ h 6 2\nDon't know~- h 5 2\n\nAdds to more than 100 % because some respondents gave more\nthan one answer.\n0) 6) eX am a) tN OSHA AAW ALAS 18 ESL AYL6 [OTOL Y ANTS LOLS PLO LORS =1e [OIL CoLers yA SOLIS", "img_64582.png": "& Question 3: In your opinion, how many calories are there in a:\nTeaspoon of sugar, pat of butter, slice of bread,\nmedium size potatoe\n\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=1.00%) (2)9=1.00%) (257=1.00%)\nCalories in teaspoon\nof sugar: (18 calories)\nUnder 16 8% 1% . %\n16&17 a 1 a\n18 h 3 6\n19 & 20 3 2 5\n21 to 50 a 8 15\n50 to 100 16 12 a9\n100 to 200 17 18 15\n200 and over 16 20 12\nDon't know. 2h 29 18\nCalories in pat of butter:\n\ne (occaterves)\n\nUnder 25 10% 10% 11%\n25 to 0 2 8 a\nhO to 60 16 a3 uo)\n60 to 75 h 5 h\n75 to 100 7 5 8\n100 and over 27 29 25\nDon't know 27 32 22\nQuestion 3: Continued =\n\nw) am OSA AALS A518) ss 8 <i0) 8) eferle, 6)", "img_64583.png": "& Question 3: In your opinion, how many calories are there in a:\nTeaspoon of sugar, pat of butter, slice of bread,\nmedium size potatoe\n\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=1.00%) (2)9=1.00%) (257=1.00%)\nCalories in teaspoon\nof sugar: (18 calories)\nUnder 16 8% 1% . %\n16&17 a 1 a\n18 h 3 6\n19 & 20 3 2 5\n21 to 50 a 8 15\n50 to 100 16 12 a9\n100 to 200 17 18 15\n200 and over 16 20 12\nDon't know. 2h 29 18\nCalories in pat of butter:\n\ne (occaterves)\n\nUnder 25 10% 10% 11%\n25 to 0 2 8 a\nhO to 60 16 a3 uo)\n60 to 75 h 5 h\n75 to 100 7 5 8\n100 and over 27 29 25\nDon't know 27 32 22\nQuestion 3: Continued =\n\nw) am OSA AALS A518) ss 8 <i0) 8) eferle, 6)", "img_64584.png": "& Question 3: In your opinion, how many calories are there in a:\nTeaspoon of sugar, pat of butter, slice of bread,\nmedium size potatoe\n\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=1.00%) (2)9=1.00%) (257=1.00%)\nCalories in teaspoon\nof sugar: (18 calories)\nUnder 16 8% 1% . %\n16&17 a 1 a\n18 h 3 6\n19 & 20 3 2 5\n21 to 50 a 8 15\n50 to 100 16 12 a9\n100 to 200 17 18 15\n200 and over 16 20 12\nDon't know. 2h 29 18\nCalories in pat of butter:\n\ne (occaterves)\n\nUnder 25 10% 10% 11%\n25 to 0 2 8 a\nhO to 60 16 a3 uo)\n60 to 75 h 5 h\n75 to 100 7 5 8\n100 and over 27 29 25\nDon't know 27 32 22\nQuestion 3: Continued =\n\nw) am OSA AALS A518) ss 8 <i0) 8) eferle, 6)", "img_64587.png": "& Question 3: In your opinion, how many calories are there in a:\nTeaspoon of sugar, pat of butter, slice of bread,\nmedium size potatoe\n\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=1.00%) (2)9=1.00%) (257=1.00%)\nCalories in teaspoon\nof sugar: (18 calories)\nUnder 16 8% 1% . %\n16&17 a 1 a\n18 h 3 6\n19 & 20 3 2 5\n21 to 50 a 8 15\n50 to 100 16 12 a9\n100 to 200 17 18 15\n200 and over 16 20 12\nDon't know. 2h 29 18\nCalories in pat of butter:\n\ne (occaterves)\n\nUnder 25 10% 10% 11%\n25 to 0 2 8 a\nhO to 60 16 a3 uo)\n60 to 75 h 5 h\n75 to 100 7 5 8\n100 and over 27 29 25\nDon't know 27 32 22\nQuestion 3: Continued =\n\nw) am OSA AALS A518) ss 8 <i0) 8) eferle, 6)", "img_64588.png": "& Question 3: In your opinion, how many calories are there in a:\nTeaspoon of sugar, pat of butter, slice of bread,\nmedium size potatoe\n\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=1.00%) (2)9=1.00%) (257=1.00%)\nCalories in teaspoon\nof sugar: (18 calories)\nUnder 16 8% 1% . %\n16&17 a 1 a\n18 h 3 6\n19 & 20 3 2 5\n21 to 50 a 8 15\n50 to 100 16 12 a9\n100 to 200 17 18 15\n200 and over 16 20 12\nDon't know. 2h 29 18\nCalories in pat of butter:\n\ne (occaterves)\n\nUnder 25 10% 10% 11%\n25 to 0 2 8 a\nhO to 60 16 a3 uo)\n60 to 75 h 5 h\n75 to 100 7 5 8\n100 and over 27 29 25\nDon't know 27 32 22\nQuestion 3: Continued =\n\nw) am OSA AALS A518) ss 8 <i0) 8) eferle, 6)", "img_64488.png": "Question h: Do you make a conscious effort to count the : $\ncalories in a day's time?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (2h9=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 1h% 9% 19%\nNo 86 90 81\n@ No..answer * ZL =\n: : * Less than 0.5%\nOlu crcme AAW AWA LATS [81166 [ole pal Te Lee Tex) =e [UI L6 [oTersy/ [OTe] (6)", "img_64489.png": "Question h: Do you make a conscious effort to count the : $\ncalories in a day's time?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (2h9=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 1h% 9% 19%\nNo 86 90 81\n@ No..answer * ZL =\n: : * Less than 0.5%\nOlu crcme AAW AWA LATS [81166 [ole pal Te Lee Tex) =e [UI L6 [oTersy/ [OTe] (6)", "img_64490.png": "Question h: Do you make a conscious effort to count the : $\ncalories in a day's time?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (2h9=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 1h% 9% 19%\nNo 86 90 81\n@ No..answer * ZL =\n: : * Less than 0.5%\nOlu crcme AAW AWA LATS [81166 [ole pal Te Lee Tex) =e [UI L6 [oTersy/ [OTe] (6)", "img_64491.png": "Question h: Do you make a conscious effort to count the : $\ncalories in a day's time?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (2h9=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 1h% 9% 19%\nNo 86 90 81\n@ No..answer * ZL =\n: : * Less than 0.5%\nOlu crcme AAW AWA LATS [81166 [ole pal Te Lee Tex) =e [UI L6 [oTersy/ [OTe] (6)", "img_64541.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64542.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64543.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64544.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64545.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64546.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64547.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64548.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64549.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64550.png": "Question 19a: Do you use sugar with foods other than beverages?\nTotal Men Women\nTotal Respondents (506=100%) (29=100%) (257=100%)\nYes 634 53% 72%\nNo 37 7 28 ;\n[o)UIKOX= Fal At OSHAWA A NVAIAI\u00a9 LU FSTIBYZ6 LLCO NALS TALESM OL OSIM a0 10), Leeroy) e16) AAG)", "img_64492.png": "Question 20a: Does sugar have any value in your daily diet\nbesides adding sweetness?\nTotal. Men =. Women\nRespondents who use sugar (317=100%)  (133=100%)  (264=100%)\nYes Sie hi 60%\nNo hh 51 39\nDon't Know - : 2 2 ale\nNo Answer\nQuestion 20b: If yes - What other value does it have?\n\u2018 Totals . Ment _ Women*\nRespondents who think sugar (172%100%)  \u00a362=1L00%) (11.0=100% )\nhas another value Sane\nReasons\nGives energy, needed to add 88% 89% 88%\nfuel to body, need carbohy=\n\u00a9 ' drates, quick energy poten=\ntial, gives body heat,\nBody needs certain amount of 15 18 13\nsugar to function properly,\nnutritious, body builder,\nfood value.\nMakes things tastier, improves 3 S 3\ntaste.\nAll Other h = 6\nDon't Know a 2 -\n% hdds to more than 100% because some respondents \u2014\ngave more than one answere\n8) om OSA AA 8) 40 lele s. A A =1010 74018) 9) 0) \\@)", "img_64493.png": "Question 20a: Does sugar have any value in your daily diet\nbesides adding sweetness?\nTotal. Men =. Women\nRespondents who use sugar (317=100%)  (133=100%)  (264=100%)\nYes Sie hi 60%\nNo hh 51 39\nDon't Know - : 2 2 ale\nNo Answer\nQuestion 20b: If yes - What other value does it have?\n\u2018 Totals . Ment _ Women*\nRespondents who think sugar (172%100%)  \u00a362=1L00%) (11.0=100% )\nhas another value Sane\nReasons\nGives energy, needed to add 88% 89% 88%\nfuel to body, need carbohy=\n\u00a9 ' drates, quick energy poten=\ntial, gives body heat,\nBody needs certain amount of 15 18 13\nsugar to function properly,\nnutritious, body builder,\nfood value.\nMakes things tastier, improves 3 S 3\ntaste.\nAll Other h = 6\nDon't Know a 2 -\n% hdds to more than 100% because some respondents \u2014\ngave more than one answere\n8) om OSA AA 8) 40 lele s. A A =1010 74018) 9) 0) \\@)", "img_64494.png": "Question 20a: Does sugar have any value in your daily diet\nbesides adding sweetness?\nTotal. Men =. Women\nRespondents who use sugar (317=100%)  (133=100%)  (264=100%)\nYes Sie hi 60%\nNo hh 51 39\nDon't Know - : 2 2 ale\nNo Answer\nQuestion 20b: If yes - What other value does it have?\n\u2018 Totals . Ment _ Women*\nRespondents who think sugar (172%100%)  \u00a362=1L00%) (11.0=100% )\nhas another value Sane\nReasons\nGives energy, needed to add 88% 89% 88%\nfuel to body, need carbohy=\n\u00a9 ' drates, quick energy poten=\ntial, gives body heat,\nBody needs certain amount of 15 18 13\nsugar to function properly,\nnutritious, body builder,\nfood value.\nMakes things tastier, improves 3 S 3\ntaste.\nAll Other h = 6\nDon't Know a 2 -\n% hdds to more than 100% because some respondents \u2014\ngave more than one answere\n8) om OSA AA 8) 40 lele s. A A =1010 74018) 9) 0) \\@)", "img_64495.png": "Question 20a: Does sugar have any value in your daily diet\nbesides adding sweetness?\nTotal. Men =. Women\nRespondents who use sugar (317=100%)  (133=100%)  (264=100%)\nYes Sie hi 60%\nNo hh 51 39\nDon't Know - : 2 2 ale\nNo Answer\nQuestion 20b: If yes - What other value does it have?\n\u2018 Totals . Ment _ Women*\nRespondents who think sugar (172%100%)  \u00a362=1L00%) (11.0=100% )\nhas another value Sane\nReasons\nGives energy, needed to add 88% 89% 88%\nfuel to body, need carbohy=\n\u00a9 ' drates, quick energy poten=\ntial, gives body heat,\nBody needs certain amount of 15 18 13\nsugar to function properly,\nnutritious, body builder,\nfood value.\nMakes things tastier, improves 3 S 3\ntaste.\nAll Other h = 6\nDon't Know a 2 -\n% hdds to more than 100% because some respondents \u2014\ngave more than one answere\n8) om OSA AA 8) 40 lele s. A A =1010 74018) 9) 0) \\@)", "img_64496.png": "Question 20a: Does sugar have any value in your daily diet\nbesides adding sweetness?\nTotal. Men =. Women\nRespondents who use sugar (317=100%)  (133=100%)  (264=100%)\nYes Sie hi 60%\nNo hh 51 39\nDon't Know - : 2 2 ale\nNo Answer\nQuestion 20b: If yes - What other value does it have?\n\u2018 Totals . Ment _ Women*\nRespondents who think sugar (172%100%)  \u00a362=1L00%) (11.0=100% )\nhas another value Sane\nReasons\nGives energy, needed to add 88% 89% 88%\nfuel to body, need carbohy=\n\u00a9 ' drates, quick energy poten=\ntial, gives body heat,\nBody needs certain amount of 15 18 13\nsugar to function properly,\nnutritious, body builder,\nfood value.\nMakes things tastier, improves 3 S 3\ntaste.\nAll Other h = 6\nDon't Know a 2 -\n% hdds to more than 100% because some respondents \u2014\ngave more than one answere\n8) om OSA AA 8) 40 lele s. A A =1010 74018) 9) 0) \\@)", "img_43477.png": "\u2019 a 4 oN Pe rat\nva ree ae\n: oC i snl a\nie bh. * \u2018h alee poll : /\nFig: 1. Pinnacle Acetabular Shell (left) and Metal-On-Metal Liner (right)\nNe\n| ict call\nFig, 2). Pinnacle Acetabular Shell and Metal-On-Metal Liner, Assembled\n\nIn metal-on-metal hip implants the clearance between the head and liner interface is critical to\n\nenstire that the bearing surfaces receive adequate lubrication for wear reduction. It is known\nthat in modern metal-on-metal hip implants a fluid film lubrication may occur where a thin\n\nmicroscopic layer of lubricant completely separates the head and cup liner bearing surfaces\nthus protecting the articulating surfaces during relative motion. By protecting these surfaces,\nthe fluid film tubrication \u2018plays a role in reducing the wear of metal-on-metal bearings. The :\n\ndiametrical clearances for the subject liners with compatible femoral head are the same as.\n\nthose for similar size components of the ASR system and the 36 mm Pinnacle metal liner\n\n(See Table 1).. Therefore, it is expected that the fluid film lubricant layer produced with the\n\nsubject liners will be the same as that for the previously cleared ASR Modular Acetabular :\nCup System (K040627) and the 36mm Pinnacle metal liner (K003523) indicating the subject :\nliners will have similar wear rates. This has been confirmed through an in-vitro hip\n\nsimulator wear test. The report for this study is provided in Exhibit VI.\n\nbPOHOOLS\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY022771644", "img_43484.png": "\u2019 a 4 oN Pe rat\nva ree ae\n: oC i snl a\nie bh. * \u2018h alee poll : /\nFig: 1. Pinnacle Acetabular Shell (left) and Metal-On-Metal Liner (right)\nNe\n| ict call\nFig, 2). Pinnacle Acetabular Shell and Metal-On-Metal Liner, Assembled\n\nIn metal-on-metal hip implants the clearance between the head and liner interface is critical to\n\nenstire that the bearing surfaces receive adequate lubrication for wear reduction. It is known\nthat in modern metal-on-metal hip implants a fluid film lubrication may occur where a thin\n\nmicroscopic layer of lubricant completely separates the head and cup liner bearing surfaces\nthus protecting the articulating surfaces during relative motion. By protecting these surfaces,\nthe fluid film tubrication \u2018plays a role in reducing the wear of metal-on-metal bearings. The :\n\ndiametrical clearances for the subject liners with compatible femoral head are the same as.\n\nthose for similar size components of the ASR system and the 36 mm Pinnacle metal liner\n\n(See Table 1).. Therefore, it is expected that the fluid film lubricant layer produced with the\n\nsubject liners will be the same as that for the previously cleared ASR Modular Acetabular :\nCup System (K040627) and the 36mm Pinnacle metal liner (K003523) indicating the subject :\nliners will have similar wear rates. This has been confirmed through an in-vitro hip\n\nsimulator wear test. The report for this study is provided in Exhibit VI.\n\nbPOHOOLS\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY022771644", "img_43509.png": "\u2019 a 4 oN Pe rat\nva ree ae\n: oC i snl a\nie bh. * \u2018h alee poll : /\nFig: 1. Pinnacle Acetabular Shell (left) and Metal-On-Metal Liner (right)\nNe\n| ict call\nFig, 2). Pinnacle Acetabular Shell and Metal-On-Metal Liner, Assembled\n\nIn metal-on-metal hip implants the clearance between the head and liner interface is critical to\n\nenstire that the bearing surfaces receive adequate lubrication for wear reduction. It is known\nthat in modern metal-on-metal hip implants a fluid film lubrication may occur where a thin\n\nmicroscopic layer of lubricant completely separates the head and cup liner bearing surfaces\nthus protecting the articulating surfaces during relative motion. By protecting these surfaces,\nthe fluid film tubrication \u2018plays a role in reducing the wear of metal-on-metal bearings. The :\n\ndiametrical clearances for the subject liners with compatible femoral head are the same as.\n\nthose for similar size components of the ASR system and the 36 mm Pinnacle metal liner\n\n(See Table 1).. Therefore, it is expected that the fluid film lubricant layer produced with the\n\nsubject liners will be the same as that for the previously cleared ASR Modular Acetabular :\nCup System (K040627) and the 36mm Pinnacle metal liner (K003523) indicating the subject :\nliners will have similar wear rates. This has been confirmed through an in-vitro hip\n\nsimulator wear test. The report for this study is provided in Exhibit VI.\n\nbPOHOOLS\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY022771644", "img_43468.png": "\u2019 a 4 oN Pe rat\nva ree ae\n: oC i snl a\nie bh. * \u2018h alee poll : /\nFig: 1. Pinnacle Acetabular Shell (left) and Metal-On-Metal Liner (right)\nNe\n| ict call\nFig, 2). Pinnacle Acetabular Shell and Metal-On-Metal Liner, Assembled\n\nIn metal-on-metal hip implants the clearance between the head and liner interface is critical to\n\nenstire that the bearing surfaces receive adequate lubrication for wear reduction. It is known\nthat in modern metal-on-metal hip implants a fluid film lubrication may occur where a thin\n\nmicroscopic layer of lubricant completely separates the head and cup liner bearing surfaces\nthus protecting the articulating surfaces during relative motion. By protecting these surfaces,\nthe fluid film tubrication \u2018plays a role in reducing the wear of metal-on-metal bearings. The :\n\ndiametrical clearances for the subject liners with compatible femoral head are the same as.\n\nthose for similar size components of the ASR system and the 36 mm Pinnacle metal liner\n\n(See Table 1).. Therefore, it is expected that the fluid film lubricant layer produced with the\n\nsubject liners will be the same as that for the previously cleared ASR Modular Acetabular :\nCup System (K040627) and the 36mm Pinnacle metal liner (K003523) indicating the subject :\nliners will have similar wear rates. This has been confirmed through an in-vitro hip\n\nsimulator wear test. The report for this study is provided in Exhibit VI.\n\nbPOHOOLS\nPROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY022771644", "img_52210.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_52213.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_52215.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_52217.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_52220.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_52222.png": "CLAUDE T, CARNEY,\nBorn - 1887\nGrammar School - Hill City, Kansas\nHigh School - Bethany Academy\nA, B, - Bethany College, 1909\nChemical Engineer\nBench chemist at Fort Morgan - 1909\nWindsor beet lab - 1910\nServed as Chemist at Eaton, Longmont, Billings -\nAssistant to Assistant General Superintendent, Nebraska and Montana District - 1920 to\n1926.\nSuperintendent at Greeley from 1926 to 1953\nJune 4, 1953\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Iphk0226", "img_64304.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group _ -\n17.0 STUDY PROTOCOL AGREEMENT 0.0... cessessescsesceeesrsreesesesceteasssescessssacenanvesseatseserseseen GO\nAPPENDIX A: Schedule of Visits, Assessments and Procedures...............c.c.sccsceeceeeeeeess 39\nAPPENDIX B: Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Neuropathic Pain............cccsceeeeeeee 40\nAPPENDIX C: Prohibited and Allowable Medications......0......ccccessecseeeeasecesaseeeee en eeee43\nAPPENDIX D: Detailed Efficacy and Quality of Life Procedures...............cccccssssesseneeeeees 45\nAPPENDIX E: Pharmacokinetic Data Collection, Handling and Shipment...... vecstessvesesee 48\nAPPENDIX F: World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki.......00...0.ccccccceeceeeeeess 49 \u2018\nSS |\n\u201c2 - Protocol ID A945-1008 5 Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n| |\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203714", "img_64305.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group _ -\n17.0 STUDY PROTOCOL AGREEMENT 0.0... cessessescsesceeesrsreesesesceteasssescessssacenanvesseatseserseseen GO\nAPPENDIX A: Schedule of Visits, Assessments and Procedures...............c.c.sccsceeceeeeeeess 39\nAPPENDIX B: Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Neuropathic Pain............cccsceeeeeeee 40\nAPPENDIX C: Prohibited and Allowable Medications......0......ccccessecseeeeasecesaseeeee en eeee43\nAPPENDIX D: Detailed Efficacy and Quality of Life Procedures...............cccccssssesseneeeeees 45\nAPPENDIX E: Pharmacokinetic Data Collection, Handling and Shipment...... vecstessvesesee 48\nAPPENDIX F: World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki.......00...0.ccccccceeceeeeeess 49 \u2018\nSS |\n\u201c2 - Protocol ID A945-1008 5 Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n| |\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203714", "img_64306.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group _ -\n17.0 STUDY PROTOCOL AGREEMENT 0.0... cessessescsesceeesrsreesesesceteasssescessssacenanvesseatseserseseen GO\nAPPENDIX A: Schedule of Visits, Assessments and Procedures...............c.c.sccsceeceeeeeeess 39\nAPPENDIX B: Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Neuropathic Pain............cccsceeeeeeee 40\nAPPENDIX C: Prohibited and Allowable Medications......0......ccccessecseeeeasecesaseeeee en eeee43\nAPPENDIX D: Detailed Efficacy and Quality of Life Procedures...............cccccssssesseneeeeees 45\nAPPENDIX E: Pharmacokinetic Data Collection, Handling and Shipment...... vecstessvesesee 48\nAPPENDIX F: World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki.......00...0.ccccccceeceeeeeess 49 \u2018\nSS |\n\u201c2 - Protocol ID A945-1008 5 Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n| |\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203714", "img_64307.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group _ -\n17.0 STUDY PROTOCOL AGREEMENT 0.0... cessessescsesceeesrsreesesesceteasssescessssacenanvesseatseserseseen GO\nAPPENDIX A: Schedule of Visits, Assessments and Procedures...............c.c.sccsceeceeeeeeess 39\nAPPENDIX B: Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Neuropathic Pain............cccsceeeeeeee 40\nAPPENDIX C: Prohibited and Allowable Medications......0......ccccessecseeeeasecesaseeeee en eeee43\nAPPENDIX D: Detailed Efficacy and Quality of Life Procedures...............cccccssssesseneeeeees 45\nAPPENDIX E: Pharmacokinetic Data Collection, Handling and Shipment...... vecstessvesesee 48\nAPPENDIX F: World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki.......00...0.ccccccceeceeeeeess 49 \u2018\nSS |\n\u201c2 - Protocol ID A945-1008 5 Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n| |\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203714", "img_64271.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64272.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64273.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64274.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64275.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64276.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64278.png": "\\\n. . |\nPfizer Pharmaceuticals Group . .\nPPI Present Pain Intensity ST . oe\nQus Taken Every Night sO whe, i ,\nPM : Taken in the Afternoon \u2018\nPO Taken by mouth :\nSAEs Serious Adverse Events\n, SAP Statistical Analysis Plan : : : :\nSF-MPQ Short Form McGill Pain Questionnaire .\nTCAs Tricyclic Antidepressants\nTOPS Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey . . : :\n: TD Three Times Daily , : :\ni VAS Visual Analogue Scale ot : : : :\nVE Apparent distribution volume following oral administration : :\n' Wwss Worldwide Safety Standards . . . . co :\ni / . wee : : . ~ :\nt . : \u201c , : : : . '\nJ os. [make i ; i ;\noe Bo I\n| : fought i eo po be ook.\n. : ao Lo : gop ose spec eg |\n| peal ie |\n. . . Bap treet mate i. : 2 tos a : b\n| *- 'Protacol ID A945-1008 \u201d . 38 . - Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002\n|\nCONFIDENTIAL . Lone Pfizer_MPatel_0203747", "img_64252.png": "Pfizer Phatmaceuticals Group\nAPPENDIX B: . Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy:\n. A. NEUROLOGICAL HISTORY , - \u2018\nYour standard neurological history should be performed. This history should include an inquiry into possible exposure to neurotoxic\ndrugs or chemicals, and a family history of neurologic disease, weakness, or arthritis and joint deformities. Also make specific and\ndetailed inquiry about symptoms of sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction.\n1. Based on your history, does the patient have: se\n. No Yes\na) A condition other than diabetes which could cause neuropathy? Oo Oo\nb) Exposure to known neurotoxins? Oo Oo\nc) A family history of neuromuscular disorders? Te : -oO oO\n-If Yes to any of the.above, reconsider the diagnosis of diabetic peripheral neurogathy. Patient is not allowed to enter study if\nthere is doubt about the diagnosis or a concomitant condition is present which could confuse the assessment of pain due to\ndiabetic peripheral neuropathy.\n2. Are any of the following sensory symptoms present in the hands or feet? . , L\nNo Both Hands FeetOnly- Hands-Only a coe\nand Feet .\na) Numbness o ..- a: OoO-- oF.\nb) Dysesthesias, paresthesias oO oO Oo oO\nc) Allodynia o*- O\u00b0 0 De\nd) Burning/aching stabbing pain Oo o Oo o ee\nNote: If symptoms present in hands only, consider alternative diagnosis!..- =. |. Pore Et \u00b0\n_yv4.3. Are any of the following motor symptoms present? .. BE ee CR Se \u2018\na) Ankle weakness . OO og OU. oe De Pe\nb) Cramps we eee ee ae . a oo oe .\n4. Are any of the following autonomic symptoms present? ~~ \u2014. oo 7 Ne Yes\nPostural Hypotension a Oo Oo\na) Weakness on standing relieved by lying down \u201c _ ~ : \u2122 Oo Oo so ,\n: b) Fainting on standing relieved by lying down . \u201c . oe 8 o : oo .\n_ Gastroparesis oo . oe gg\nc) Dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing) . Sy Diy dee Dene Sp els GG\nd) Anorexia : _ 7 we)  D Oe : :\ne) Nausea Scie ee at o oo.\nf) Vomiting o oa ,\ng) . Vague fullness after meal . 4 \u2018a oO \u2018 \u2018\nDiabetic Diarrhea -- \u2018 Soh og\nh) Noctumal diarrhea Po Et\ni) Fecal incontinence , : \u2018 : og o\nj) More than 20 bowel movements/day : : bees ve E a o\nColonic Atony \u2018 oOo QO . : |\nk) Less than 2 bowel movements/week . oO Oo . !\no oO / ,\n1) Less than 1 bowel movement/3 days\n. Protocol IDA945-1008\u2014s\u2014=<\u201cC~=Ci\u2018\u00e9;*~*SS SO~*~!~!~!!!~~UWorking Protocol ine. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002 :\nCONFIDENTIAL \u00b0 , _ Pfizer_MPatel_0203749", "img_64253.png": "Pfizer Phatmaceuticals Group\nAPPENDIX B: . Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy:\n. A. NEUROLOGICAL HISTORY , - \u2018\nYour standard neurological history should be performed. This history should include an inquiry into possible exposure to neurotoxic\ndrugs or chemicals, and a family history of neurologic disease, weakness, or arthritis and joint deformities. Also make specific and\ndetailed inquiry about symptoms of sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction.\n1. Based on your history, does the patient have: se\n. No Yes\na) A condition other than diabetes which could cause neuropathy? Oo Oo\nb) Exposure to known neurotoxins? Oo Oo\nc) A family history of neuromuscular disorders? Te : -oO oO\n-If Yes to any of the.above, reconsider the diagnosis of diabetic peripheral neurogathy. Patient is not allowed to enter study if\nthere is doubt about the diagnosis or a concomitant condition is present which could confuse the assessment of pain due to\ndiabetic peripheral neuropathy.\n2. Are any of the following sensory symptoms present in the hands or feet? . , L\nNo Both Hands FeetOnly- Hands-Only a coe\nand Feet .\na) Numbness o ..- a: OoO-- oF.\nb) Dysesthesias, paresthesias oO oO Oo oO\nc) Allodynia o*- O\u00b0 0 De\nd) Burning/aching stabbing pain Oo o Oo o ee\nNote: If symptoms present in hands only, consider alternative diagnosis!..- =. |. Pore Et \u00b0\n_yv4.3. Are any of the following motor symptoms present? .. BE ee CR Se \u2018\na) Ankle weakness . OO og OU. oe De Pe\nb) Cramps we eee ee ae . a oo oe .\n4. Are any of the following autonomic symptoms present? ~~ \u2014. oo 7 Ne Yes\nPostural Hypotension a Oo Oo\na) Weakness on standing relieved by lying down \u201c _ ~ : \u2122 Oo Oo so ,\n: b) Fainting on standing relieved by lying down . \u201c . oe 8 o : oo .\n_ Gastroparesis oo . oe gg\nc) Dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing) . Sy Diy dee Dene Sp els GG\nd) Anorexia : _ 7 we)  D Oe : :\ne) Nausea Scie ee at o oo.\nf) Vomiting o oa ,\ng) . Vague fullness after meal . 4 \u2018a oO \u2018 \u2018\nDiabetic Diarrhea -- \u2018 Soh og\nh) Noctumal diarrhea Po Et\ni) Fecal incontinence , : \u2018 : og o\nj) More than 20 bowel movements/day : : bees ve E a o\nColonic Atony \u2018 oOo QO . : |\nk) Less than 2 bowel movements/week . oO Oo . !\no oO / ,\n1) Less than 1 bowel movement/3 days\n. Protocol IDA945-1008\u2014s\u2014=<\u201cC~=Ci\u2018\u00e9;*~*SS SO~*~!~!~!!!~~UWorking Protocol ine. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002 :\nCONFIDENTIAL \u00b0 , _ Pfizer_MPatel_0203749", "img_64254.png": "Pfizer Phatmaceuticals Group\nAPPENDIX B: . Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy:\n. A. NEUROLOGICAL HISTORY , - \u2018\nYour standard neurological history should be performed. This history should include an inquiry into possible exposure to neurotoxic\ndrugs or chemicals, and a family history of neurologic disease, weakness, or arthritis and joint deformities. Also make specific and\ndetailed inquiry about symptoms of sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction.\n1. Based on your history, does the patient have: se\n. No Yes\na) A condition other than diabetes which could cause neuropathy? Oo Oo\nb) Exposure to known neurotoxins? Oo Oo\nc) A family history of neuromuscular disorders? Te : -oO oO\n-If Yes to any of the.above, reconsider the diagnosis of diabetic peripheral neurogathy. Patient is not allowed to enter study if\nthere is doubt about the diagnosis or a concomitant condition is present which could confuse the assessment of pain due to\ndiabetic peripheral neuropathy.\n2. Are any of the following sensory symptoms present in the hands or feet? . , L\nNo Both Hands FeetOnly- Hands-Only a coe\nand Feet .\na) Numbness o ..- a: OoO-- oF.\nb) Dysesthesias, paresthesias oO oO Oo oO\nc) Allodynia o*- O\u00b0 0 De\nd) Burning/aching stabbing pain Oo o Oo o ee\nNote: If symptoms present in hands only, consider alternative diagnosis!..- =. |. Pore Et \u00b0\n_yv4.3. Are any of the following motor symptoms present? .. BE ee CR Se \u2018\na) Ankle weakness . OO og OU. oe De Pe\nb) Cramps we eee ee ae . a oo oe .\n4. Are any of the following autonomic symptoms present? ~~ \u2014. oo 7 Ne Yes\nPostural Hypotension a Oo Oo\na) Weakness on standing relieved by lying down \u201c _ ~ : \u2122 Oo Oo so ,\n: b) Fainting on standing relieved by lying down . \u201c . oe 8 o : oo .\n_ Gastroparesis oo . oe gg\nc) Dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing) . Sy Diy dee Dene Sp els GG\nd) Anorexia : _ 7 we)  D Oe : :\ne) Nausea Scie ee at o oo.\nf) Vomiting o oa ,\ng) . Vague fullness after meal . 4 \u2018a oO \u2018 \u2018\nDiabetic Diarrhea -- \u2018 Soh og\nh) Noctumal diarrhea Po Et\ni) Fecal incontinence , : \u2018 : og o\nj) More than 20 bowel movements/day : : bees ve E a o\nColonic Atony \u2018 oOo QO . : |\nk) Less than 2 bowel movements/week . oO Oo . !\no oO / ,\n1) Less than 1 bowel movement/3 days\n. Protocol IDA945-1008\u2014s\u2014=<\u201cC~=Ci\u2018\u00e9;*~*SS SO~*~!~!~!!!~~UWorking Protocol ine. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002 :\nCONFIDENTIAL \u00b0 , _ Pfizer_MPatel_0203749", "img_64255.png": "Pfizer Phatmaceuticals Group\nAPPENDIX B: . Diagnostic Worksheet for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy:\n. A. NEUROLOGICAL HISTORY , - \u2018\nYour standard neurological history should be performed. This history should include an inquiry into possible exposure to neurotoxic\ndrugs or chemicals, and a family history of neurologic disease, weakness, or arthritis and joint deformities. Also make specific and\ndetailed inquiry about symptoms of sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction.\n1. Based on your history, does the patient have: se\n. No Yes\na) A condition other than diabetes which could cause neuropathy? Oo Oo\nb) Exposure to known neurotoxins? Oo Oo\nc) A family history of neuromuscular disorders? Te : -oO oO\n-If Yes to any of the.above, reconsider the diagnosis of diabetic peripheral neurogathy. Patient is not allowed to enter study if\nthere is doubt about the diagnosis or a concomitant condition is present which could confuse the assessment of pain due to\ndiabetic peripheral neuropathy.\n2. Are any of the following sensory symptoms present in the hands or feet? . , L\nNo Both Hands FeetOnly- Hands-Only a coe\nand Feet .\na) Numbness o ..- a: OoO-- oF.\nb) Dysesthesias, paresthesias oO oO Oo oO\nc) Allodynia o*- O\u00b0 0 De\nd) Burning/aching stabbing pain Oo o Oo o ee\nNote: If symptoms present in hands only, consider alternative diagnosis!..- =. |. Pore Et \u00b0\n_yv4.3. Are any of the following motor symptoms present? .. BE ee CR Se \u2018\na) Ankle weakness . OO og OU. oe De Pe\nb) Cramps we eee ee ae . a oo oe .\n4. Are any of the following autonomic symptoms present? ~~ \u2014. oo 7 Ne Yes\nPostural Hypotension a Oo Oo\na) Weakness on standing relieved by lying down \u201c _ ~ : \u2122 Oo Oo so ,\n: b) Fainting on standing relieved by lying down . \u201c . oe 8 o : oo .\n_ Gastroparesis oo . oe gg\nc) Dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing) . Sy Diy dee Dene Sp els GG\nd) Anorexia : _ 7 we)  D Oe : :\ne) Nausea Scie ee at o oo.\nf) Vomiting o oa ,\ng) . Vague fullness after meal . 4 \u2018a oO \u2018 \u2018\nDiabetic Diarrhea -- \u2018 Soh og\nh) Noctumal diarrhea Po Et\ni) Fecal incontinence , : \u2018 : og o\nj) More than 20 bowel movements/day : : bees ve E a o\nColonic Atony \u2018 oOo QO . : |\nk) Less than 2 bowel movements/week . oO Oo . !\no oO / ,\n1) Less than 1 bowel movement/3 days\n. Protocol IDA945-1008\u2014s\u2014=<\u201cC~=Ci\u2018\u00e9;*~*SS SO~*~!~!~!!!~~UWorking Protocol ine. Amendment #2: August 7, 2002 :\nCONFIDENTIAL \u00b0 , _ Pfizer_MPatel_0203749", "img_64285.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group Lo : .\nEE\nGenitourinary : ge to\nm) Impotence (not due to other causes) : . : o o oe os\nn) Retrograde ejaculation \u2018 , oO oO o : -\n0) Overflow bladder incontinence \u2014 6 oO\np) Urinary dribbling o Oo\nq) Incomplete bladder emptying ag oO\nr) Increased urinary volume : go Oo ,\ns) Decreased urinary frequency Oo Oo ,\nSudomotor Abnormality : a Go :\nt) Diminished sweating of legs a a :\nu) Feeling of increasing sweating elsewhere - : o Oo\nHypoglycemic Unawareness : : vO o , |\nv) Decreased adrenergic awareness of hypoglycemia . ao oOo: :\nB. NEUROLOGICAL AND PERIPHERAL SENSORY EXAMINATION \u00b0 A :\nYour standard neurological examination should be performed. Special attention should be paid to the peripheral nervous system.\nPin Prick: The level at which the pin prick feels normal (compared with the upper thigh or face), and not just \u2019sharp\u201d, should be\nrecorded.\nVibration: Use a 128-Hz tuning fork. The ability to detect the direction.of the small upward or downward movements of the great toe\nshould be determined, as well as the ability to perceive a low amplitude 128-Hz vibration at the first metatarsal-phalangeal joint, using\nyour personal experience with individuals without neuropathy as a control. : .\nMuscle Strength: For the most part, strength will be normal in this group of patients. To look for evidence of distal weakness; test\n. , great toe dorsiflexion (extensor hallucis longus muscle) and dorsiflexion of small toes (extensor digitorum brevis, EDB). In addition,- |\noe \u201ctook for evidence of atrophy of EDB and other intrinsic foot muscles. a. oo ee a\nReflexes should be elicited in your usual way. In this study, we will be especially interested in:the knee and ankle jerks. Reflexes fe\nshould be graded as increased, normal, decreased, or absent. . . oe . .\n1. Based on this examination, are there abnormalities of: : , . - wT]\n: . No Yes ns\na) Mental status \u2018 : o a oo. \u201c /\nb) Cranial nerves ne\n, c) Proximalordistalmuscle strength : we pe ee a oO me ,\nd) Sensory function of small fibers (pin prick) ~ oOo o - Ce capphe fee 7\n, e) Sensory function of large fibers (vibration) . . - o oO : : *\nf) Gait and coordination 4 og.\n2. Reflex pattern (use the number in parentheses to record the reflex pattem) :\nIncreased (3) .\n| Normal (2) | oo . Bo \u201c|\nto. Decreased (1) : : |\n| Absent (0) |\n: i\n. |\n| _ Protocol IDA945-1008 ==\u2014S*~C\u00ab*\u201c\u2018_S;CCSO!SCLSO#!!!UO!O Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203750", "img_64286.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group Lo : .\nEE\nGenitourinary : ge to\nm) Impotence (not due to other causes) : . : o o oe os\nn) Retrograde ejaculation \u2018 , oO oO o : -\n0) Overflow bladder incontinence \u2014 6 oO\np) Urinary dribbling o Oo\nq) Incomplete bladder emptying ag oO\nr) Increased urinary volume : go Oo ,\ns) Decreased urinary frequency Oo Oo ,\nSudomotor Abnormality : a Go :\nt) Diminished sweating of legs a a :\nu) Feeling of increasing sweating elsewhere - : o Oo\nHypoglycemic Unawareness : : vO o , |\nv) Decreased adrenergic awareness of hypoglycemia . ao oOo: :\nB. NEUROLOGICAL AND PERIPHERAL SENSORY EXAMINATION \u00b0 A :\nYour standard neurological examination should be performed. Special attention should be paid to the peripheral nervous system.\nPin Prick: The level at which the pin prick feels normal (compared with the upper thigh or face), and not just \u2019sharp\u201d, should be\nrecorded.\nVibration: Use a 128-Hz tuning fork. The ability to detect the direction.of the small upward or downward movements of the great toe\nshould be determined, as well as the ability to perceive a low amplitude 128-Hz vibration at the first metatarsal-phalangeal joint, using\nyour personal experience with individuals without neuropathy as a control. : .\nMuscle Strength: For the most part, strength will be normal in this group of patients. To look for evidence of distal weakness; test\n. , great toe dorsiflexion (extensor hallucis longus muscle) and dorsiflexion of small toes (extensor digitorum brevis, EDB). In addition,- |\noe \u201ctook for evidence of atrophy of EDB and other intrinsic foot muscles. a. oo ee a\nReflexes should be elicited in your usual way. In this study, we will be especially interested in:the knee and ankle jerks. Reflexes fe\nshould be graded as increased, normal, decreased, or absent. . . oe . .\n1. Based on this examination, are there abnormalities of: : , . - wT]\n: . No Yes ns\na) Mental status \u2018 : o a oo. \u201c /\nb) Cranial nerves ne\n, c) Proximalordistalmuscle strength : we pe ee a oO me ,\nd) Sensory function of small fibers (pin prick) ~ oOo o - Ce capphe fee 7\n, e) Sensory function of large fibers (vibration) . . - o oO : : *\nf) Gait and coordination 4 og.\n2. Reflex pattern (use the number in parentheses to record the reflex pattem) :\nIncreased (3) .\n| Normal (2) | oo . Bo \u201c|\nto. Decreased (1) : : |\n| Absent (0) |\n: i\n. |\n| _ Protocol IDA945-1008 ==\u2014S*~C\u00ab*\u201c\u2018_S;CCSO!SCLSO#!!!UO!O Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203750", "img_64287.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group Lo : .\nEE\nGenitourinary : ge to\nm) Impotence (not due to other causes) : . : o o oe os\nn) Retrograde ejaculation \u2018 , oO oO o : -\n0) Overflow bladder incontinence \u2014 6 oO\np) Urinary dribbling o Oo\nq) Incomplete bladder emptying ag oO\nr) Increased urinary volume : go Oo ,\ns) Decreased urinary frequency Oo Oo ,\nSudomotor Abnormality : a Go :\nt) Diminished sweating of legs a a :\nu) Feeling of increasing sweating elsewhere - : o Oo\nHypoglycemic Unawareness : : vO o , |\nv) Decreased adrenergic awareness of hypoglycemia . ao oOo: :\nB. NEUROLOGICAL AND PERIPHERAL SENSORY EXAMINATION \u00b0 A :\nYour standard neurological examination should be performed. Special attention should be paid to the peripheral nervous system.\nPin Prick: The level at which the pin prick feels normal (compared with the upper thigh or face), and not just \u2019sharp\u201d, should be\nrecorded.\nVibration: Use a 128-Hz tuning fork. The ability to detect the direction.of the small upward or downward movements of the great toe\nshould be determined, as well as the ability to perceive a low amplitude 128-Hz vibration at the first metatarsal-phalangeal joint, using\nyour personal experience with individuals without neuropathy as a control. : .\nMuscle Strength: For the most part, strength will be normal in this group of patients. To look for evidence of distal weakness; test\n. , great toe dorsiflexion (extensor hallucis longus muscle) and dorsiflexion of small toes (extensor digitorum brevis, EDB). In addition,- |\noe \u201ctook for evidence of atrophy of EDB and other intrinsic foot muscles. a. oo ee a\nReflexes should be elicited in your usual way. In this study, we will be especially interested in:the knee and ankle jerks. Reflexes fe\nshould be graded as increased, normal, decreased, or absent. . . oe . .\n1. Based on this examination, are there abnormalities of: : , . - wT]\n: . No Yes ns\na) Mental status \u2018 : o a oo. \u201c /\nb) Cranial nerves ne\n, c) Proximalordistalmuscle strength : we pe ee a oO me ,\nd) Sensory function of small fibers (pin prick) ~ oOo o - Ce capphe fee 7\n, e) Sensory function of large fibers (vibration) . . - o oO : : *\nf) Gait and coordination 4 og.\n2. Reflex pattern (use the number in parentheses to record the reflex pattem) :\nIncreased (3) .\n| Normal (2) | oo . Bo \u201c|\nto. Decreased (1) : : |\n| Absent (0) |\n: i\n. |\n| _ Protocol IDA945-1008 ==\u2014S*~C\u00ab*\u201c\u2018_S;CCSO!SCLSO#!!!UO!O Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203750", "img_64288.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group Lo : .\nEE\nGenitourinary : ge to\nm) Impotence (not due to other causes) : . : o o oe os\nn) Retrograde ejaculation \u2018 , oO oO o : -\n0) Overflow bladder incontinence \u2014 6 oO\np) Urinary dribbling o Oo\nq) Incomplete bladder emptying ag oO\nr) Increased urinary volume : go Oo ,\ns) Decreased urinary frequency Oo Oo ,\nSudomotor Abnormality : a Go :\nt) Diminished sweating of legs a a :\nu) Feeling of increasing sweating elsewhere - : o Oo\nHypoglycemic Unawareness : : vO o , |\nv) Decreased adrenergic awareness of hypoglycemia . ao oOo: :\nB. NEUROLOGICAL AND PERIPHERAL SENSORY EXAMINATION \u00b0 A :\nYour standard neurological examination should be performed. Special attention should be paid to the peripheral nervous system.\nPin Prick: The level at which the pin prick feels normal (compared with the upper thigh or face), and not just \u2019sharp\u201d, should be\nrecorded.\nVibration: Use a 128-Hz tuning fork. The ability to detect the direction.of the small upward or downward movements of the great toe\nshould be determined, as well as the ability to perceive a low amplitude 128-Hz vibration at the first metatarsal-phalangeal joint, using\nyour personal experience with individuals without neuropathy as a control. : .\nMuscle Strength: For the most part, strength will be normal in this group of patients. To look for evidence of distal weakness; test\n. , great toe dorsiflexion (extensor hallucis longus muscle) and dorsiflexion of small toes (extensor digitorum brevis, EDB). In addition,- |\noe \u201ctook for evidence of atrophy of EDB and other intrinsic foot muscles. a. oo ee a\nReflexes should be elicited in your usual way. In this study, we will be especially interested in:the knee and ankle jerks. Reflexes fe\nshould be graded as increased, normal, decreased, or absent. . . oe . .\n1. Based on this examination, are there abnormalities of: : , . - wT]\n: . No Yes ns\na) Mental status \u2018 : o a oo. \u201c /\nb) Cranial nerves ne\n, c) Proximalordistalmuscle strength : we pe ee a oO me ,\nd) Sensory function of small fibers (pin prick) ~ oOo o - Ce capphe fee 7\n, e) Sensory function of large fibers (vibration) . . - o oO : : *\nf) Gait and coordination 4 og.\n2. Reflex pattern (use the number in parentheses to record the reflex pattem) :\nIncreased (3) .\n| Normal (2) | oo . Bo \u201c|\nto. Decreased (1) : : |\n| Absent (0) |\n: i\n. |\n| _ Protocol IDA945-1008 ==\u2014S*~C\u00ab*\u201c\u2018_S;CCSO!SCLSO#!!!UO!O Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203750", "img_64289.png": "Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Group Lo : .\nEE\nGenitourinary : ge to\nm) Impotence (not due to other causes) : . : o o oe os\nn) Retrograde ejaculation \u2018 , oO oO o : -\n0) Overflow bladder incontinence \u2014 6 oO\np) Urinary dribbling o Oo\nq) Incomplete bladder emptying ag oO\nr) Increased urinary volume : go Oo ,\ns) Decreased urinary frequency Oo Oo ,\nSudomotor Abnormality : a Go :\nt) Diminished sweating of legs a a :\nu) Feeling of increasing sweating elsewhere - : o Oo\nHypoglycemic Unawareness : : vO o , |\nv) Decreased adrenergic awareness of hypoglycemia . ao oOo: :\nB. NEUROLOGICAL AND PERIPHERAL SENSORY EXAMINATION \u00b0 A :\nYour standard neurological examination should be performed. Special attention should be paid to the peripheral nervous system.\nPin Prick: The level at which the pin prick feels normal (compared with the upper thigh or face), and not just \u2019sharp\u201d, should be\nrecorded.\nVibration: Use a 128-Hz tuning fork. The ability to detect the direction.of the small upward or downward movements of the great toe\nshould be determined, as well as the ability to perceive a low amplitude 128-Hz vibration at the first metatarsal-phalangeal joint, using\nyour personal experience with individuals without neuropathy as a control. : .\nMuscle Strength: For the most part, strength will be normal in this group of patients. To look for evidence of distal weakness; test\n. , great toe dorsiflexion (extensor hallucis longus muscle) and dorsiflexion of small toes (extensor digitorum brevis, EDB). In addition,- |\noe \u201ctook for evidence of atrophy of EDB and other intrinsic foot muscles. a. oo ee a\nReflexes should be elicited in your usual way. In this study, we will be especially interested in:the knee and ankle jerks. Reflexes fe\nshould be graded as increased, normal, decreased, or absent. . . oe . .\n1. Based on this examination, are there abnormalities of: : , . - wT]\n: . No Yes ns\na) Mental status \u2018 : o a oo. \u201c /\nb) Cranial nerves ne\n, c) Proximalordistalmuscle strength : we pe ee a oO me ,\nd) Sensory function of small fibers (pin prick) ~ oOo o - Ce capphe fee 7\n, e) Sensory function of large fibers (vibration) . . - o oO : : *\nf) Gait and coordination 4 og.\n2. Reflex pattern (use the number in parentheses to record the reflex pattem) :\nIncreased (3) .\n| Normal (2) | oo . Bo \u201c|\nto. Decreased (1) : : |\n| Absent (0) |\n: i\n. |\n| _ Protocol IDA945-1008 ==\u2014S*~C\u00ab*\u201c\u2018_S;CCSO!SCLSO#!!!UO!O Working Protocol inc. Amendment #2: August 7,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL . Pfizer_MPatel_0203750", "img_56095.png": "DATA SOURCES - RJR BRAND TRACKER\nSystem Overview\n- Captures Consumers Perceptions and Attitudes and How They Trend Over Time\n- Nationally Projectable Random Sample (n=2000 per month)\n+ Telephone Survey Administered Monthly\n- Results Available at Mid-Year and Year-End\n- Data Available on Total US, Sales Area and Region Levels\nepr9 seets", "img_56096.png": "DATA SOURCES - RJR BRAND TRACKER\nSystem Overview\n- Captures Consumers Perceptions and Attitudes and How They Trend Over Time\n- Nationally Projectable Random Sample (n=2000 per month)\n+ Telephone Survey Administered Monthly\n- Results Available at Mid-Year and Year-End\n- Data Available on Total US, Sales Area and Region Levels\nepr9 seets", "img_56097.png": "DATA SOURCES - RJR BRAND TRACKER\nSystem Overview\n- Captures Consumers Perceptions and Attitudes and How They Trend Over Time\n- Nationally Projectable Random Sample (n=2000 per month)\n+ Telephone Survey Administered Monthly\n- Results Available at Mid-Year and Year-End\n- Data Available on Total US, Sales Area and Region Levels\nepr9 seets", "img_6011.png": "CONTRACT ROUTING FORM\nRoute Date: __ 91712005 Originator: Lori MacWillianis\na FE TEE as\nCONTRACT POH ee-DOCUMENT: +\nDOCUMENT TYPE: CROSS CONTRACT | ce rpective + {When = SEENUMBERS2:--\nSencha: many as appleatie. J EFFECTIVE | EXPIRATION | 5 NUM eee:\nfe yas app! REFERENCE VALUE. DATE DATE Applicable) 48 IppSves Jo provide).\nDOC. NO. ee ee, \u201cSeen UGG aye S\n- Rien eee ee Sine or ee aaa meera,  |\n\"Contract oes ef\nJob assignment |__| $126,000 | vzeons_| szvetzo0s | ert |\n- ges ites\nTvmendment | | of __|\nTEerb eee a\nOther (see below) f tl bt. eee ee\nOther Defined}\nSupplier Name: Coyne Beahm Shouse, Inc. oe ee. Phone #. (838) 605-7227 _\nAddress 1 6522 Bryan Boulevard cece Faxt: (336/605-7171\nAddress 2 a Cet HE: ee\nCity, State Zip Greensboro, NC 27409)\nContact Name/Title RogerL. BeahnyChairman\ne-Mail address: theahm@CoyneBeahmShouse.con\nClient Department: Innovations Business Unit-Came| PREP oo\nOVERVIEW / SCOPE\n2005 Addendum / Intellectual Property GL Code:\n_O4 13-203 8AD-858 Program#:_OKUSA _\u2014 Linetem*\u00aes 7 SDA. PPS\nContract#: Ci Entry Date: ec BY\nBid Waiver: _.. .Yes*  X No\n\u201cif yes, must include signed Bid Waiver in the contract fle\no1\nw\na nn in i in i - ~ -\n~ wee *\n\u2014\nwo\n@\n@\nol", "img_6015.png": "CONTRACT ROUTING FORM\nRoute Date: __ 91712005 Originator: Lori MacWillianis\na FE TEE as\nCONTRACT POH ee-DOCUMENT: +\nDOCUMENT TYPE: CROSS CONTRACT | ce rpective + {When = SEENUMBERS2:--\nSencha: many as appleatie. J EFFECTIVE | EXPIRATION | 5 NUM eee:\nfe yas app! REFERENCE VALUE. DATE DATE Applicable) 48 IppSves Jo provide).\nDOC. NO. ee ee, \u201cSeen UGG aye S\n- Rien eee ee Sine or ee aaa meera,  |\n\"Contract oes ef\nJob assignment |__| $126,000 | vzeons_| szvetzo0s | ert |\n- ges ites\nTvmendment | | of __|\nTEerb eee a\nOther (see below) f tl bt. eee ee\nOther Defined}\nSupplier Name: Coyne Beahm Shouse, Inc. oe ee. Phone #. (838) 605-7227 _\nAddress 1 6522 Bryan Boulevard cece Faxt: (336/605-7171\nAddress 2 a Cet HE: ee\nCity, State Zip Greensboro, NC 27409)\nContact Name/Title RogerL. BeahnyChairman\ne-Mail address: theahm@CoyneBeahmShouse.con\nClient Department: Innovations Business Unit-Came| PREP oo\nOVERVIEW / SCOPE\n2005 Addendum / Intellectual Property GL Code:\n_O4 13-203 8AD-858 Program#:_OKUSA _\u2014 Linetem*\u00aes 7 SDA. PPS\nContract#: Ci Entry Date: ec BY\nBid Waiver: _.. .Yes*  X No\n\u201cif yes, must include signed Bid Waiver in the contract fle\no1\nw\na nn in i in i - ~ -\n~ wee *\n\u2014\nwo\n@\n@\nol", "img_6017.png": "CONTRACT ROUTING FORM\nRoute Date: __ 91712005 Originator: Lori MacWillianis\na FE TEE as\nCONTRACT POH ee-DOCUMENT: +\nDOCUMENT TYPE: CROSS CONTRACT | ce rpective + {When = SEENUMBERS2:--\nSencha: many as appleatie. J EFFECTIVE | EXPIRATION | 5 NUM eee:\nfe yas app! REFERENCE VALUE. DATE DATE Applicable) 48 IppSves Jo provide).\nDOC. NO. ee ee, \u201cSeen UGG aye S\n- Rien eee ee Sine or ee aaa meera,  |\n\"Contract oes ef\nJob assignment |__| $126,000 | vzeons_| szvetzo0s | ert |\n- ges ites\nTvmendment | | of __|\nTEerb eee a\nOther (see below) f tl bt. eee ee\nOther Defined}\nSupplier Name: Coyne Beahm Shouse, Inc. oe ee. Phone #. (838) 605-7227 _\nAddress 1 6522 Bryan Boulevard cece Faxt: (336/605-7171\nAddress 2 a Cet HE: ee\nCity, State Zip Greensboro, NC 27409)\nContact Name/Title RogerL. BeahnyChairman\ne-Mail address: theahm@CoyneBeahmShouse.con\nClient Department: Innovations Business Unit-Came| PREP oo\nOVERVIEW / SCOPE\n2005 Addendum / Intellectual Property GL Code:\n_O4 13-203 8AD-858 Program#:_OKUSA _\u2014 Linetem*\u00aes 7 SDA. PPS\nContract#: Ci Entry Date: ec BY\nBid Waiver: _.. .Yes*  X No\n\u201cif yes, must include signed Bid Waiver in the contract fle\no1\nw\na nn in i in i - ~ -\n~ wee *\n\u2014\nwo\n@\n@\nol", "img_58770.png": ". . . os ue \u2018 eta. lao al\nCc. Distribute 1994 Portland Speedway Event Schedules in all area Safeway stores, .\nand allow for event information posters to be placed in high traffic areas at Safeway\nstores (materials provided by Portland Speedway).\nD. Provide adequate shelf space, and store promotion, for Diane's Foods, Winston\nCigarettes and Valvoline / Pyroil products - including the addition of Diane's Foods\ntortilla line (regular and new low-fat variety). .\nE. \u201cPoint-of-Sale\" space for the special Portland Speedway Discount Coupons /\nContest Entry forms attached to Diane's Foods' products.*\nF. Space for separate \"Point-of-Sale\" materials for the \"Coca-Cola Open Wheel\nSpectacular\" (Discount Coupons, etc.).*\nG. Materials and artwork for the Souvenir Program.ad, and painting for the track\nbillboard.*\nH. Provide $325.00 in Safeway Gift Certificates ($200 for Winner, $50 for first runner-\n: up, $25 each for 3 remaining finalists) and catering of the Judges VIP Suite (30-40 people) for\nthe \"Safeway Presents the 8th Annual Miss Portland Speedway Contest\" shcelduled to in\n: August, 1994. .\ni. Provide six (6) $50.00 Safeway Gift Certificates for Portland Speedways annual\nAwards Banquet.\nJ. Provide 24 weekly Safeway \u201cHot Shoe\" Awards of two hundred fifty dollars each\n($250.00) plus an annual Safeway \u201cHot Shoe\" Award of fifteen hundred dollars\n($1500.00), for a total cash investment of seven thousand five hundred dollars\n($7500.00). Payment terms negotiable, but must be completed prior to September 1, 1994.\n' * Collateral materials / designs subject to approval by Portland Speedway, Safeway and all affected\nvendors.\now\nuo\neS\n. wo\n. wo\nnN\nSe\n. . w\n. 5\nNe eee", "img_57011.png": "192000\nEQUITY HOLDING PROMOTERS & MAJOR INVESTORS\nEquity Owner Type: Non-Promoters-2008\nEQUITY HOLDING PROMOTERS & MAJOR INVESTORS", "img_59362.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59369.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59375.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59380.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59381.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59397.png": "| (eal\nSS\n1\nco -. OFFICER)\n.We hereby certify that for the financial year 2009-10 we have reviewed the Annual Accounts, financial statements and the Cash Flow statement\nand that to the best of our knowledge and belief: .\n1. These statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statements that might be misleading.\n- 2. \u00b0 These statements together present a true and fair view of the Company's affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting standards,\n. applicable laws and regulations except to the extent explained in point 411A of schedule Q of the notes to accounts.\n3. There are, to the best of our knowledge and belief, no transactions entered into by the Company during the year 2009-10 which are fraudulent,\n. illegal or violate the Company's code of conduct. . : \u00b0\n4. Weaccept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting. We have evaluated the effectiveness of .\ninternal contro! systems of the Company pertaining to financial reporting and have disclosed to the auditors and the Audit Committee those\ndeficiencies, of which we are aware, in the design or operation of interna! contro! systems and have taken the required steps to rectifythe\ndeficiencies. /\n5. Wefurthercertifythat- < : .\n. a) There have been no significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during this year. .\nb) There have been no significant changes in accounting policies during this year. .\nc) There have been no instances of significant fraud of which we have become aware and the involvement therein, of management or an\nemployee having a significant role in the Company's internal control system over financial reporting. 5 : chee\n, oO . Jd. P.KHETAN A.K.JOSHD\n: / : (Managing Director) - . Director (Finance) :\nXi. Compliance Certificate from Auditors of the Company is annexed to this Report. .\n: . . . J.P. KHETAN . A.K. JOSHI\n. . (Managing Director) * Director (Finance) \u2018\nPlace: New Dethi :\nDated: 25\" May, 2010 . .\n. AUDITORS\u2019 CERTIFICATE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS\n: To the Members of Golden Tobacco Limited, oo : :\nWe have examined the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance by Golden Tobacco Limited (\u201cthe company)\u2019 for the year ,\nended on 31* March, 2010, as stipulated in clause 49 of the Listing Agreement of the said Company. with Stock Exchanges in India. .\nThe compliance of conditions \u2018of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to the\nprocedures and implementation thereof, adopted by the Company for ensuring compliance of the conditions of Corporate Govemance. It\nis neither an audit nor an expression of opinion on the financial statements of the Company. . : sO\n\\n our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us and based on the representations given by\nthe Management of the company, we certify that the Company has generally complied in all material with the conditions of Corporate\n/ Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Listing Agreements except that there was no- Company Secretary during the year.\n: As required by the guidance note issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, we have to state that based on the report given\n. by the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent of the Company to the Share Transfer Cum Share Holders / Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee, .\nas on 31% March, 2010 and as per the records maintained by the Company, there were no investor grievances matters against the\nCompany remaining unattended / pending for more. than thirty days. .\nWe further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Company nor the efficiency or effectiveness :\nwith which the Management has conducted the affairs of the Company. . o\noo / . . For LODHA & CO. .\n: Chartered Accountants\n/ A.M.HARIHARAN\n: ~ M.NO.38323\nPlace: Mumbai .\n\u2018Dated: 25th May, 2010 : : : / .\na SS", "img_59289.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_59290.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_59291.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_59292.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_59293.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_59294.png": "eal\nen\nhold 1950, 1000, 100 and 80 shares respectively in the Company. .\nNumber of Board Meetings held during the year ended 31\" March, 2010 and Dates of the Meetings. . .\nDuring the year under review, Nine Board Meetings were held and the gap between two meetings did not exceed four months. The dates .\non which Board meetings were held are 27th May, 2009, 21st June, 2009, 31st July, 2009, 15\" September, 2009, 31* October, 2009, 1*\nDecember, 2009, 21* December 2009, 30\u201d January, 2010 and 16\" February, 2010. . :\n, | COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD . ..\n| The constitution of the Audit Committee, Share Transfer cum Shareholders'/Investors\u2019 Grievance Committee and Remuneration\n| Committee remained unchanged. All the Committees are delegated with adequate powers to discharge their functions as described\n: in their terms of reference.\nA) AUDIT COMMITTEE .\nThe Audit Committee of the Company provides reassurance to the Board on the existence of an effective internal contro!\nenvironment. The Audit Committee is empowered to investigate any activity within its terms of reference and to seek any\n. information it requires from any employee. .\n. Composition : .\nThe Audit Committee for the financial year ending on 31% March, 2010 comprised of three members viz., Shri R. R. Kumar (as\n_ Chairman), Shri Bharat B. Merchant, and Shri V. Anish Babu, non-executive independent Directors of the Company. Shri\nR.R.Kumar, former Chairman and Managing Director of Union Bank of India is having good financial and accounting background.\n: Shri Bharat B. Merchant is a Solicitor, and Shri V. Anish Babu is in service with IFCI as Sr. Associate Vice President andisa -\nnominee Director of IFC! and all are financially literate. Shri Sunil Kr. Dhandhania, Dy. Genaral Manager (Commercial & Taxation)\nis the Compliance Officer of the Company. .\n. During the year ended 31* March, 2010, five meetings of the Audit Committee were held on 27th May, 2009, 21* June, 2009, 31\u00b0 .\n| July, 2009, 31* October, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 and the time gap between the two meetings is less than four months as per\nthe listing requirement. Necessary quorum was present during the aforesaid meetings. All the members of the Audit Committee\nhad attended all the five meetings except Shri R. R. Kumar who had attended only four meeting. The Director (Finance), the Head\n- of the Internal Audit and the representatives of the Statutory Auditors were invitees at the meetings of the Audit Committee. The\ninvitees have attended all the Audit Committee Meetings during the year 2009-10, .\n\"The Committee inter alia dealt with accounting / audit matters, review of financial reporting systems, internal controls systems\nand ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines. The powers and terms of reference of the Audit Committee are in line with\n, the guidelines set out in the Listing Agreement read with Section 292A of the Companies Act, 1956. :\nB) REMUNERATION COMMITTEE . .\nThe Remuneration Committee of the Company recommends to the Board the compensation terms of Executive Directors. The\nTtecommendations of the Compensation Committee are considered and approved by the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders, :\nthe Central Government wherever applicable.\nComposition \u2018 - .\nThe Remuneration Committee for the financial year ending on 31* March 2010 comprised of Directors, ShriR. R. Kumar, Shri Bharat B.\nMerchant, with Shri R. R. Kumar as the Chairman. The scope and function of the Remuneration Committee covers the requirements of\n: the code of Corporate Governance of the Listing Agreement and the provisions of Schedule XI!l and any other provisions, if any, of the\nCompanies Act, 1956. Meetings of the Remuneration Committee was held on 20th June, 2009 and 30\" January, 2010 during the year.\nRemuneration to Directors: \u2018\nDetails of Remuneration paid to the Directors for the year ended 31\" March, 2010. : a\nee ee [A bei ace |\n. . J . Rs ##.  Buperannuation| (incl.Committee .\n\u2019 Fund Rs. . Meetings) Rs.\n' [4 [stisanaydamia | | TT 15,000 [5000 |\n- [2 [ shriAnuragDaimia TE 15,000 715,000 PO\n[3 | Shi RKumar | ~*i| Sd | 108,000 [1.08.00]\n[4._| ShriBharatB. Merchant _|_- |-| - | 7000 | 7500 [|\n\u2018 [8 [ Shri. Pati) 50,000 50,000\n[6 [ShidK van |S \u00ab| \u00ab| | 30,000 [30000\n[7 [Shiv.K@handai TP 25,000 25,000 |\n[8 ['ShriRishabhJain 5.000 5.000\nfo [Shiv.anishBabu |S |S | ~Y \u2014000 4000\n, [40 [ShriAK Joshi [40,70,160 | 11,95,881 [5.28768 [| 57.94809 [|\n| 11.__| ShriVineyMehra | 40,70,160_ | 12,16.808 [528768 | | 5815796 | |\n[42.[ShriJ.P.Khetan | _29,32,60 | 1645600 | 684288 | \u2014-~\u2014'| _saezsxe | i]\nPret toreee0 | aaseare | vatene [san a00 [iam [Op\n## = Allperquisites are evaluated as per Income- tax Rules, 1962 and in the absence of any such rules evaluations are made at actual cost. !\n: !", "img_64687.png": "TABLE I :\nPercentage of Elderly Subjects in Edinburgh, Scotland,\nWhose Daily Intake of Various Nutrients Was Less\nThan That Recommended by DHSS (1969)!\nMen s Women\nNutrient % of Recom-\u2014 % of Recom-\nSubjects mended Subjects mended\nIntake? Intake2\nEnergy SB 2100 kcal 74.0 1900 kcal\nTotal Protein 14.8 53g 32729 48 g ;\nIron 40.8 10 mg 8855 10 mg\nCalcium =\u2014\u2014 500 mg Bie 500 mg\nVitamin D Ten3 263 he 86.3 245 NG\n1 Summarized from Lonergan et al. (1975). Population sample\ninvolved 54 men and 67 women between the ages of 75 and 90.\n2 Recommended intakes are based on those of the United Kingdom\n\u2018Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS) (1969).\nae roe\n(olU]cer=Fal ait OSH PANNA Ale Oli 0 (OLeLU [pal -laleSMUL ers) M1610) ,0 [eles] PPara", "img_64688.png": "TABLE I :\nPercentage of Elderly Subjects in Edinburgh, Scotland,\nWhose Daily Intake of Various Nutrients Was Less\nThan That Recommended by DHSS (1969)!\nMen s Women\nNutrient % of Recom-\u2014 % of Recom-\nSubjects mended Subjects mended\nIntake? Intake2\nEnergy SB 2100 kcal 74.0 1900 kcal\nTotal Protein 14.8 53g 32729 48 g ;\nIron 40.8 10 mg 8855 10 mg\nCalcium =\u2014\u2014 500 mg Bie 500 mg\nVitamin D Ten3 263 he 86.3 245 NG\n1 Summarized from Lonergan et al. (1975). Population sample\ninvolved 54 men and 67 women between the ages of 75 and 90.\n2 Recommended intakes are based on those of the United Kingdom\n\u2018Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS) (1969).\nae roe\n(olU]cer=Fal ait OSH PANNA Ale Oli 0 (OLeLU [pal -laleSMUL ers) M1610) ,0 [eles] PPara", "img_64689.png": "TABLE I :\nPercentage of Elderly Subjects in Edinburgh, Scotland,\nWhose Daily Intake of Various Nutrients Was Less\nThan That Recommended by DHSS (1969)!\nMen s Women\nNutrient % of Recom-\u2014 % of Recom-\nSubjects mended Subjects mended\nIntake? Intake2\nEnergy SB 2100 kcal 74.0 1900 kcal\nTotal Protein 14.8 53g 32729 48 g ;\nIron 40.8 10 mg 8855 10 mg\nCalcium =\u2014\u2014 500 mg Bie 500 mg\nVitamin D Ten3 263 he 86.3 245 NG\n1 Summarized from Lonergan et al. (1975). Population sample\ninvolved 54 men and 67 women between the ages of 75 and 90.\n2 Recommended intakes are based on those of the United Kingdom\n\u2018Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS) (1969).\nae roe\n(olU]cer=Fal ait OSH PANNA Ale Oli 0 (OLeLU [pal -laleSMUL ers) M1610) ,0 [eles] PPara", "img_64691.png": "TABLE I :\nPercentage of Elderly Subjects in Edinburgh, Scotland,\nWhose Daily Intake of Various Nutrients Was Less\nThan That Recommended by DHSS (1969)!\nMen s Women\nNutrient % of Recom-\u2014 % of Recom-\nSubjects mended Subjects mended\nIntake? Intake2\nEnergy SB 2100 kcal 74.0 1900 kcal\nTotal Protein 14.8 53g 32729 48 g ;\nIron 40.8 10 mg 8855 10 mg\nCalcium =\u2014\u2014 500 mg Bie 500 mg\nVitamin D Ten3 263 he 86.3 245 NG\n1 Summarized from Lonergan et al. (1975). Population sample\ninvolved 54 men and 67 women between the ages of 75 and 90.\n2 Recommended intakes are based on those of the United Kingdom\n\u2018Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS) (1969).\nae roe\n(olU]cer=Fal ait OSH PANNA Ale Oli 0 (OLeLU [pal -laleSMUL ers) M1610) ,0 [eles] PPara", "img_65359.png": "TABLE VI\nWhole Body Protein Synthesis in Human Beings :\nat Various Ages\nSe ete Number Body Protein\nGroup Age of Studies Synthesis\n(g/kg body wt/day)\nNeonate 1-46 days 10 Aces =O\nInfant} 10-20 months 4 Cao ate\nYoung Adult\nMale 20-25 years i 4 Seok Ons\nFemale 18-23 years 4 2 Ome One\nElderly\nMale 65-72 years 4 Bee Ore),\nFemale 69-91 years See Zoe Oe\n1 Taken from the data presented in a study by Picou and Taylor-\nRoberts (1969), other data were obtained in the authors'\nlaboratories, as described in the text.\nColU] Ror aN Alu OSHAWA MMA ALe [UES pel efelOlanl=lalesMel ers) mayo 01/6 [olexs)) ) OPA", "img_65361.png": "TABLE VI\nWhole Body Protein Synthesis in Human Beings :\nat Various Ages\nSe ete Number Body Protein\nGroup Age of Studies Synthesis\n(g/kg body wt/day)\nNeonate 1-46 days 10 Aces =O\nInfant} 10-20 months 4 Cao ate\nYoung Adult\nMale 20-25 years i 4 Seok Ons\nFemale 18-23 years 4 2 Ome One\nElderly\nMale 65-72 years 4 Bee Ore),\nFemale 69-91 years See Zoe Oe\n1 Taken from the data presented in a study by Picou and Taylor-\nRoberts (1969), other data were obtained in the authors'\nlaboratories, as described in the text.\nColU] Ror aN Alu OSHAWA MMA ALe [UES pel efelOlanl=lalesMel ers) mayo 01/6 [olexs)) ) OPA", "img_65364.png": "TABLE VI\nWhole Body Protein Synthesis in Human Beings :\nat Various Ages\nSe ete Number Body Protein\nGroup Age of Studies Synthesis\n(g/kg body wt/day)\nNeonate 1-46 days 10 Aces =O\nInfant} 10-20 months 4 Cao ate\nYoung Adult\nMale 20-25 years i 4 Seok Ons\nFemale 18-23 years 4 2 Ome One\nElderly\nMale 65-72 years 4 Bee Ore),\nFemale 69-91 years See Zoe Oe\n1 Taken from the data presented in a study by Picou and Taylor-\nRoberts (1969), other data were obtained in the authors'\nlaboratories, as described in the text.\nColU] Ror aN Alu OSHAWA MMA ALe [UES pel efelOlanl=lalesMel ers) mayo 01/6 [olexs)) ) OPA", "img_50905.png": "To Dy BO NOY\nDate. \\e \\S Time 2\u00b0 AZ\u201d\nWHILE, YOU WERE OUT\nM .\nof. \u2014\nPtone ~QIA-CBB OSS 4. - OS \u00a7 2.\nArea Code Number Extension\nfrevepwonen =| [Pueasecau |\neaurarostvan | fwurea nam |_|\n[wants tosezvou | |urcent |_|\n| | rerurven vourcau| |_|\nmessage WSK <a Vaan J\ntt ates\nwii O< AyaQaD 6\nwm | Yywr. 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Coun Seuma\nof.\nthom AOY~ 39% = 534]\n[TELEPHONED |\u00a5[PuEASE CALL |]\njeaueoro see vou | [wuccaucacam | |\n[wants ro sezvou | jurcenr =|\n|| rervanen vourcan| | |\nMessage ote Oh Cec 2\nQ69 had'7o MOK\nTf Gh WOM Ca cf\n(die S6~ beat Ie\nby} Og Ke DEN ne~\nQ2Ga-m.e* operator\nMC 0343 = fp: Ih - .", "img_59033.png": "ECONOMIC GROWTH\n\n[a0-mer |\n[income rom non-fin servis iS\nTota provisions \u2014\u2014\u2014SSCSCS~=\u2018idSC\u2018\u201c\u2018CS\u2122SC~*d\nprior period expenses SiS\nrr\nOO\nOO\nrowenta \u2014\u2014SS\u2014~sSCtCtC\u2014~*\u2122\nOS\n[rroftabiityos \u2014\u2014\u2014SSSC~iSC(\u2018CSSCC#C#*#d", "img_5645.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_5647.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_5650.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_5654.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_5657.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_5660.png": ": - at -_ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION\nMarket: New Orleans\nVenue Name: 735 Night Club\nCorporation Name: PM _735 LLC DBA 735 Night Club and Bar\nVenue Address: 735 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504.581.6740 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504.581.6744 .\nOwner's Name(s): Paul Yates\nFEIN # or SSN:\nVenue Owner Category: (check one} Sole Proprietorship [__] Corporation [\u2014_]\nPartnership [__} Limited Liability Company [x] Other\n<u: Manager's Name: Tom Freese\nea\nRa Contact Person: Tom Freese\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 _ Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n$6,375.00 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\nPrinted Materials Fund:\n$2,250.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\nTotal Direct Payments\npayable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nSeptember 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nCustom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nes\nfs\na\nnN\na\na\noO\nao\n\u2122N\u201c\n=\n=\nee", "img_4926.png": "SF WN S100 16:4E tU-uoE! HKU GULLAH . lezue P0123 F018\n| wooo\n. Ke.\nMICHAEL 0. JOHNSON i 7\nVice President 5 Isl\njeputy General Caunsel\n, Wet?\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Jeff\nJ Te Phone: (336) 741-7805\n. Fax: (336) 741-3763\nFACSIMILE GOVER PAGE \u2018\nThe message and/or information which accompanies this facsimile cover page Is Intended for the\naddressee named below only.\ntelephone at the number Indicated. You will be advised regarding the disposition of what you have\n% tecelved. The misdelivery of the message and/or information which accompanies this facsimile caver\n. . page is not intended to be and shall not constitute a disclosure of trade secret, of attorney work praduct,\nor of an attomey-client communication. No waiver of any privilege Is intended. Thank you for your\n&ftention to thls statement. .\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\nR&D Law Department\nFACSIMILE NO. (336) 741-3763\nBowman Gray Technical Center Malling Address:\n950 Reynolds Boulevard P. O. Box 1487\nWinston-Salem, NC 27105 Winston-Satem, NC 27102-1487\nDATE: _ August 31, 2000\n_ Please deliver the following message to:\n/ NAME: Chuck Bilxt FAX# 2098\na Gary Burger 0597\nGuy Blyna 7508 .\n| , Tommy Payne 7976 -\n: . FROM: Michael O. Johnson TEL# (336) 741-7805\nNUMBER OF PAGES (including cover page): 23 .. ;\n: MESSAGE: Attached are letters to the FDA regarding Eclipse from Campalgn For Tobacco\n| Free ae (Matthew Myers) and American Society of Addiction Medicine (John\nSlade).\nj\n{ a\ni th\n: -\njo &\n. 9\u00b0\n| \"We work for smokers.\" 8\no", "img_4928.png": "SF WN S100 16:4E tU-uoE! HKU GULLAH . lezue P0123 F018\n| wooo\n. Ke.\nMICHAEL 0. JOHNSON i 7\nVice President 5 Isl\njeputy General Caunsel\n, Wet?\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102 Jeff\nJ Te Phone: (336) 741-7805\n. Fax: (336) 741-3763\nFACSIMILE GOVER PAGE \u2018\nThe message and/or information which accompanies this facsimile cover page Is Intended for the\naddressee named below only.\ntelephone at the number Indicated. You will be advised regarding the disposition of what you have\n% tecelved. The misdelivery of the message and/or information which accompanies this facsimile caver\n. . page is not intended to be and shall not constitute a disclosure of trade secret, of attorney work praduct,\nor of an attomey-client communication. No waiver of any privilege Is intended. Thank you for your\n&ftention to thls statement. .\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY\nR&D Law Department\nFACSIMILE NO. (336) 741-3763\nBowman Gray Technical Center Malling Address:\n950 Reynolds Boulevard P. O. Box 1487\nWinston-Salem, NC 27105 Winston-Satem, NC 27102-1487\nDATE: _ August 31, 2000\n_ Please deliver the following message to:\n/ NAME: Chuck Bilxt FAX# 2098\na Gary Burger 0597\nGuy Blyna 7508 .\n| , Tommy Payne 7976 -\n: . FROM: Michael O. Johnson TEL# (336) 741-7805\nNUMBER OF PAGES (including cover page): 23 .. ;\n: MESSAGE: Attached are letters to the FDA regarding Eclipse from Campalgn For Tobacco\n| Free ae (Matthew Myers) and American Society of Addiction Medicine (John\nSlade).\nj\n{ a\ni th\n: -\njo &\n. 9\u00b0\n| \"We work for smokers.\" 8\no", "img_4977.png": "Fe errr SSS\nREQUEST FOR GRATIS TOBACCO PRODUCTS\nItis the policy of RJRT to explicitly and proactively prohibit access of its products to anyone other than adult smokers at least 21 yearsofage. {XJ\n> (RJRT Policy & Procedure Number 04-05-002)\n* Type of Order New Order GRATIS REQUEST NUMBER _0088010\n\\f Change, Original Gratis Request No.\nOriginator _ Amy Brown Watson Department Consumer & Sensory Prod. Development\nCompany _ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Phone Ext. 4210 Date 10/26/2004\nGeneral Ledger No._04-75-2350-8750-855 PPS No. _807685-01-35-05 # of Ship To(s)_00\nDelivery Date _11/03/2004 Region/Division No. Count as Sales No\n. Ship To Address MARC, Inc. .\n311 C. South Westgate Drive\n. Greensboro, NC 27407\nDelivery Instructions MARC, please pick up product from R&D Inventory and take to CDC for release. Deliver product\n. : in the a.m. on Wednesday November 3, 2004\nPurpose In-Home Testing - Delivery to a national panel of smokers - distribution follows.\nWhere\nWhen\nCoupons/Sleeves/Etc. Instructions \u2014____\n: ) Closure Label _Complimentar AB04-09 (70 cnts ea Non-Menthol, 50 ctns ea Menthol)\n. - Origin of Product R&D -010 D & B (non-menthol), 4-011 D & B (menthol\nAPPROVAL SIGNATUR \" DATE /O-26-\u00b0 Y\n. TOTALS: Pack QO CTN 240 6M O 10M QO. 12M QO Grand 240 /\n. Case Size Brand Style Product Delete\n\u2018 Code Button\nPd\no\nPL\nto\n/ o\n: ORIGINAL TO: CUSTOMER SERVICES COPIES TO: (1) CENTRAL DIST, CENTER (CDC), (2) GRATIS OPERATIONS, (3) TAX DEPT. x\nRJRT Form 1484 - Rev. 09/16/2004 Page 1 OF 4 \u00e9\ni.\nte", "img_4978.png": "Fe errr SSS\nREQUEST FOR GRATIS TOBACCO PRODUCTS\nItis the policy of RJRT to explicitly and proactively prohibit access of its products to anyone other than adult smokers at least 21 yearsofage. {XJ\n> (RJRT Policy & Procedure Number 04-05-002)\n* Type of Order New Order GRATIS REQUEST NUMBER _0088010\n\\f Change, Original Gratis Request No.\nOriginator _ Amy Brown Watson Department Consumer & Sensory Prod. Development\nCompany _ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Phone Ext. 4210 Date 10/26/2004\nGeneral Ledger No._04-75-2350-8750-855 PPS No. _807685-01-35-05 # of Ship To(s)_00\nDelivery Date _11/03/2004 Region/Division No. Count as Sales No\n. Ship To Address MARC, Inc. .\n311 C. South Westgate Drive\n. Greensboro, NC 27407\nDelivery Instructions MARC, please pick up product from R&D Inventory and take to CDC for release. Deliver product\n. : in the a.m. on Wednesday November 3, 2004\nPurpose In-Home Testing - Delivery to a national panel of smokers - distribution follows.\nWhere\nWhen\nCoupons/Sleeves/Etc. Instructions \u2014____\n: ) Closure Label _Complimentar AB04-09 (70 cnts ea Non-Menthol, 50 ctns ea Menthol)\n. - Origin of Product R&D -010 D & B (non-menthol), 4-011 D & B (menthol\nAPPROVAL SIGNATUR \" DATE /O-26-\u00b0 Y\n. TOTALS: Pack QO CTN 240 6M O 10M QO. 12M QO Grand 240 /\n. Case Size Brand Style Product Delete\n\u2018 Code Button\nPd\no\nPL\nto\n/ o\n: ORIGINAL TO: CUSTOMER SERVICES COPIES TO: (1) CENTRAL DIST, CENTER (CDC), (2) GRATIS OPERATIONS, (3) TAX DEPT. x\nRJRT Form 1484 - Rev. 09/16/2004 Page 1 OF 4 \u00e9\ni.\nte", "img_4980.png": "Fe errr SSS\nREQUEST FOR GRATIS TOBACCO PRODUCTS\nItis the policy of RJRT to explicitly and proactively prohibit access of its products to anyone other than adult smokers at least 21 yearsofage. {XJ\n> (RJRT Policy & Procedure Number 04-05-002)\n* Type of Order New Order GRATIS REQUEST NUMBER _0088010\n\\f Change, Original Gratis Request No.\nOriginator _ Amy Brown Watson Department Consumer & Sensory Prod. Development\nCompany _ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Phone Ext. 4210 Date 10/26/2004\nGeneral Ledger No._04-75-2350-8750-855 PPS No. _807685-01-35-05 # of Ship To(s)_00\nDelivery Date _11/03/2004 Region/Division No. Count as Sales No\n. Ship To Address MARC, Inc. .\n311 C. South Westgate Drive\n. Greensboro, NC 27407\nDelivery Instructions MARC, please pick up product from R&D Inventory and take to CDC for release. Deliver product\n. : in the a.m. on Wednesday November 3, 2004\nPurpose In-Home Testing - Delivery to a national panel of smokers - distribution follows.\nWhere\nWhen\nCoupons/Sleeves/Etc. Instructions \u2014____\n: ) Closure Label _Complimentar AB04-09 (70 cnts ea Non-Menthol, 50 ctns ea Menthol)\n. - Origin of Product R&D -010 D & B (non-menthol), 4-011 D & B (menthol\nAPPROVAL SIGNATUR \" DATE /O-26-\u00b0 Y\n. TOTALS: Pack QO CTN 240 6M O 10M QO. 12M QO Grand 240 /\n. Case Size Brand Style Product Delete\n\u2018 Code Button\nPd\no\nPL\nto\n/ o\n: ORIGINAL TO: CUSTOMER SERVICES COPIES TO: (1) CENTRAL DIST, CENTER (CDC), (2) GRATIS OPERATIONS, (3) TAX DEPT. x\nRJRT Form 1484 - Rev. 09/16/2004 Page 1 OF 4 \u00e9\ni.\nte", "img_4979.png": "Fe errr SSS\nREQUEST FOR GRATIS TOBACCO PRODUCTS\nItis the policy of RJRT to explicitly and proactively prohibit access of its products to anyone other than adult smokers at least 21 yearsofage. {XJ\n> (RJRT Policy & Procedure Number 04-05-002)\n* Type of Order New Order GRATIS REQUEST NUMBER _0088010\n\\f Change, Original Gratis Request No.\nOriginator _ Amy Brown Watson Department Consumer & Sensory Prod. Development\nCompany _ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Phone Ext. 4210 Date 10/26/2004\nGeneral Ledger No._04-75-2350-8750-855 PPS No. _807685-01-35-05 # of Ship To(s)_00\nDelivery Date _11/03/2004 Region/Division No. Count as Sales No\n. Ship To Address MARC, Inc. .\n311 C. South Westgate Drive\n. Greensboro, NC 27407\nDelivery Instructions MARC, please pick up product from R&D Inventory and take to CDC for release. Deliver product\n. : in the a.m. on Wednesday November 3, 2004\nPurpose In-Home Testing - Delivery to a national panel of smokers - distribution follows.\nWhere\nWhen\nCoupons/Sleeves/Etc. Instructions \u2014____\n: ) Closure Label _Complimentar AB04-09 (70 cnts ea Non-Menthol, 50 ctns ea Menthol)\n. - Origin of Product R&D -010 D & B (non-menthol), 4-011 D & B (menthol\nAPPROVAL SIGNATUR \" DATE /O-26-\u00b0 Y\n. TOTALS: Pack QO CTN 240 6M O 10M QO. 12M QO Grand 240 /\n. Case Size Brand Style Product Delete\n\u2018 Code Button\nPd\no\nPL\nto\n/ o\n: ORIGINAL TO: CUSTOMER SERVICES COPIES TO: (1) CENTRAL DIST, CENTER (CDC), (2) GRATIS OPERATIONS, (3) TAX DEPT. x\nRJRT Form 1484 - Rev. 09/16/2004 Page 1 OF 4 \u00e9\ni.\nte", "img_45068.png": "FOOD INDUSTRY WAR COMMITTEE\n1155 SIXTEENTH STREET, NAW.\nWASHINGTON 6, D.C.\nx\nREPORT\nOf the Special Organization Conmittee as Anended and Approved\nBy\nThe Food Industry War Committee\nJanuary 19en, 048", "img_45070.png": "FOOD INDUSTRY WAR COMMITTEE\n1155 SIXTEENTH STREET, NAW.\nWASHINGTON 6, D.C.\nx\nREPORT\nOf the Special Organization Conmittee as Anended and Approved\nBy\nThe Food Industry War Committee\nJanuary 19en, 048", "img_45073.png": "FOOD INDUSTRY WAR COMMITTEE\n1155 SIXTEENTH STREET, NAW.\nWASHINGTON 6, D.C.\nx\nREPORT\nOf the Special Organization Conmittee as Anended and Approved\nBy\nThe Food Industry War Committee\nJanuary 19en, 048", "img_50741.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50743.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50746.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50748.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50752.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50756.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50758.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_50761.png": "css ss eee\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\u201cANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\n. EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\nFor the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010\n\u2018 OR\n\\ (] TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES\nEXCHANGE ACT OF 1934\n: For the transition period from to\n(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter)\nDELAWARE 58-0628465\n(State or other jurisdiction of (IRS Employer\nincorporation or organization) Identification No.)\nOne Coca-Cola Plaza\nAtlanta, Georgia 30313 .\n(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)\nRegistrant\u2019s telephone number, including area code: (404) 676-2121\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act:\nTitle of each class Name of each exchange on which registered\nCOMMON STOCK, $0.25 PAR VALUE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\nSecurities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: None\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act.\nYes No D\nIndicate by check mark if the Registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or Section 15(d) of the\nExchange Act. Yes] No [x].\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the\nSecurities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements for the\npast 90 days. Yes NoO /\nIndicate by check mark whether the Registrant has submitted electronically and posted on its corporate Web site, if any, every\nInteractive Data File required to be submitted and posted pursuant to Rule 405 of Regulation S-T (\u00a7 232.405 of this chapter)\nduring the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the Registrant was required to submit and post such files).\nYes NoQ\nIndicate by check mark if disclosure of delinquent filers pursuant to Item 405 of Regulation S-K (\u00a7 229.405 of this chapter) is\nnot contained herein, and will not be contained, to the best of Registrant\u2019s knowledge, in definitive proxy or information\nstatements incorporated by reference in Part IE of this Form 10-K or any amendment to this Form 10-K.\nIndicate by check mark.whether the Registrant is a large accelerated filer, an accelerated filer, a non-accelerated filer, or a\nsmaller reporting company. See the definitions of \u201clarge accelerated filer,\u201d \u201caccelerated filer\u201d and \u201csmaller reporting\n\n\u2018 company\u201d in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act. (Check one):\n\nLarge accelerated filer Accelerated filer 0 Non-accelerated filer 0 Smaller reporting company (]\n1 (Do not check if a smaller reporting company)\n\n' Indicate by check mark if the Registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act). Yes No\nThe aggregate market value of the common equity held by non-affiliates of the Registrant (assuming for these purposes, but\nwithout conceding, that all executive officers and Directors are \u201caffiliates\u201d of the Registrant) as of July 2, 2010, the last\nbusiness day of the Registrant\u2019s most recently completed second fiscal quarter, was $109,819,542,733 (based on the closing sale\nprice of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock on that date as reported on the New York Stock Exchange).\n\nThe number of shares outstanding of the Registrant\u2019s Common Stock as of February 22, 2011 was 2,294,316,831.\nDOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE\n\nPortions of the Company\u2019s Proxy Statement for the Annual Meeting of Shareowners to be held on April 27, 2011, are\n\nincorporated by reference in Part III.\n\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014", "img_30049.png": "= < For Discussion Purposes\nMASW\nPROPOSED REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nI. SUGGESTED OBJECTIVES FOR REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nA. For Volunteers (County Chairmen, Special Project Chairmen, Community Leaders)\nto:\n1). understand. the problem of hunger and malnutrition in Missouri.\n2). understand the background, purpose, and goals of MASW's\nprogram, \"Volunteer's Against Hunger\".\n3). know appropriate roles and responsibilities for volunteers\nand sources of assistance.\n4). know the steps involved to initiate a county volunteer\nprogram.\n5). form a county plan and timetable for launching the volunteer\nprogram.\nII. PROPOSED AGENDA\nA. Program Overview\n9:00 A.M. Registration and coffee\nPlenary Session\n9:30 A.M. Opening: Invocation\nWhat We Hope to Accomplish in This Session\n9:45 A.M. Keynote - \"Care Enough to Know and Serve\"\nTestimony of a Volunteer\n10:30 A.M. The Case Against Hunger and Malnutrition\n(Dimensions of the Problem)\nPanel\n- Health\n- Family Food Assistance Programs\n- Education\n11:30 A.M. Volunteers Against Hunger - A Plan for Action\n(Overview of MASW's Plan)\n12:CO0 Noon Break\nT2e15\u00b0.P ye. Lunch\nAction Groups: The Dynamics of Volunteer Action Against Hunger\n(All volunteers attend session on each of three topics ...\nhealth, family food assistance programs, education).\n2230 5Pe Me \"Organizing for Action at Home - County Volunteers Against Hunger\"\nSc Reo, Plenary Session\n\"Where Do We Go From Here\"\n4:00 P.M. Adjournment\nSYolU]cex- Fan Ali OSH /ANUN AN AIALe[UKIinizo [ole )nal=)pltsMules)m=16[0),0loler)/ hae [0 -Paa", "img_30048.png": "= < For Discussion Purposes\nMASW\nPROPOSED REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nI. SUGGESTED OBJECTIVES FOR REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nA. For Volunteers (County Chairmen, Special Project Chairmen, Community Leaders)\nto:\n1). understand. the problem of hunger and malnutrition in Missouri.\n2). understand the background, purpose, and goals of MASW's\nprogram, \"Volunteer's Against Hunger\".\n3). know appropriate roles and responsibilities for volunteers\nand sources of assistance.\n4). know the steps involved to initiate a county volunteer\nprogram.\n5). form a county plan and timetable for launching the volunteer\nprogram.\nII. PROPOSED AGENDA\nA. Program Overview\n9:00 A.M. Registration and coffee\nPlenary Session\n9:30 A.M. Opening: Invocation\nWhat We Hope to Accomplish in This Session\n9:45 A.M. Keynote - \"Care Enough to Know and Serve\"\nTestimony of a Volunteer\n10:30 A.M. The Case Against Hunger and Malnutrition\n(Dimensions of the Problem)\nPanel\n- Health\n- Family Food Assistance Programs\n- Education\n11:30 A.M. Volunteers Against Hunger - A Plan for Action\n(Overview of MASW's Plan)\n12:CO0 Noon Break\nT2e15\u00b0.P ye. Lunch\nAction Groups: The Dynamics of Volunteer Action Against Hunger\n(All volunteers attend session on each of three topics ...\nhealth, family food assistance programs, education).\n2230 5Pe Me \"Organizing for Action at Home - County Volunteers Against Hunger\"\nSc Reo, Plenary Session\n\"Where Do We Go From Here\"\n4:00 P.M. Adjournment\nSYolU]cex- Fan Ali OSH /ANUN AN AIALe[UKIinizo [ole )nal=)pltsMules)m=16[0),0loler)/ hae [0 -Paa", "img_30050.png": "= < For Discussion Purposes\nMASW\nPROPOSED REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nI. SUGGESTED OBJECTIVES FOR REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nA. For Volunteers (County Chairmen, Special Project Chairmen, Community Leaders)\nto:\n1). understand. the problem of hunger and malnutrition in Missouri.\n2). understand the background, purpose, and goals of MASW's\nprogram, \"Volunteer's Against Hunger\".\n3). know appropriate roles and responsibilities for volunteers\nand sources of assistance.\n4). know the steps involved to initiate a county volunteer\nprogram.\n5). form a county plan and timetable for launching the volunteer\nprogram.\nII. PROPOSED AGENDA\nA. Program Overview\n9:00 A.M. Registration and coffee\nPlenary Session\n9:30 A.M. Opening: Invocation\nWhat We Hope to Accomplish in This Session\n9:45 A.M. Keynote - \"Care Enough to Know and Serve\"\nTestimony of a Volunteer\n10:30 A.M. The Case Against Hunger and Malnutrition\n(Dimensions of the Problem)\nPanel\n- Health\n- Family Food Assistance Programs\n- Education\n11:30 A.M. Volunteers Against Hunger - A Plan for Action\n(Overview of MASW's Plan)\n12:CO0 Noon Break\nT2e15\u00b0.P ye. Lunch\nAction Groups: The Dynamics of Volunteer Action Against Hunger\n(All volunteers attend session on each of three topics ...\nhealth, family food assistance programs, education).\n2230 5Pe Me \"Organizing for Action at Home - County Volunteers Against Hunger\"\nSc Reo, Plenary Session\n\"Where Do We Go From Here\"\n4:00 P.M. Adjournment\nSYolU]cex- Fan Ali OSH /ANUN AN AIALe[UKIinizo [ole )nal=)pltsMules)m=16[0),0loler)/ hae [0 -Paa", "img_30052.png": "= < For Discussion Purposes\nMASW\nPROPOSED REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nI. SUGGESTED OBJECTIVES FOR REGIONAL CONFERENCES\nA. For Volunteers (County Chairmen, Special Project Chairmen, Community Leaders)\nto:\n1). understand. the problem of hunger and malnutrition in Missouri.\n2). understand the background, purpose, and goals of MASW's\nprogram, \"Volunteer's Against Hunger\".\n3). know appropriate roles and responsibilities for volunteers\nand sources of assistance.\n4). know the steps involved to initiate a county volunteer\nprogram.\n5). form a county plan and timetable for launching the volunteer\nprogram.\nII. PROPOSED AGENDA\nA. Program Overview\n9:00 A.M. Registration and coffee\nPlenary Session\n9:30 A.M. Opening: Invocation\nWhat We Hope to Accomplish in This Session\n9:45 A.M. Keynote - \"Care Enough to Know and Serve\"\nTestimony of a Volunteer\n10:30 A.M. The Case Against Hunger and Malnutrition\n(Dimensions of the Problem)\nPanel\n- Health\n- Family Food Assistance Programs\n- Education\n11:30 A.M. Volunteers Against Hunger - A Plan for Action\n(Overview of MASW's Plan)\n12:CO0 Noon Break\nT2e15\u00b0.P ye. Lunch\nAction Groups: The Dynamics of Volunteer Action Against Hunger\n(All volunteers attend session on each of three topics ...\nhealth, family food assistance programs, education).\n2230 5Pe Me \"Organizing for Action at Home - County Volunteers Against Hunger\"\nSc Reo, Plenary Session\n\"Where Do We Go From Here\"\n4:00 P.M. Adjournment\nSYolU]cex- Fan Ali OSH /ANUN AN AIALe[UKIinizo [ole )nal=)pltsMules)m=16[0),0loler)/ hae [0 -Paa", "img_57065.png": "Cig Pees SG \u2014 |] LCT\nCe UP lig\u2019 ANNEXURE TO THE AUDITORS\u2019 REPORT (CCC\ncoprrey pamuirs (Referred to in paragraph 3 of our report of even date)\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n\nHaving regard to the nature of the Company's business/activities/result, clauses 4 (x) and (xiii) of the Companies\ng reg pany p\n\n(Auditor\u2019s Report) Order, 2003 (hereinafter referred to as the Order) are not applicable.\n\n(i) In respect of its fixed assets:\n\n(a) | The Company has maintained proper records showing full particulars, including quantitative details\nand situation of the fixed assets.\n\n(b) As explained to us, the Company has a system of physical verification of fixed assets which is designed\nto cover all fixed assets once in a period of three years and in accordance therewith, no physical\nverification was due during the current year. In our opinion, the frequency of physical verification is\nreasonable having regard to the size of the Company and the nature of its fixed assets.\n\n(c) The fixed assets disposed off during the year, in our opinion, do not constitute a substantial part of the\nfixed assets of the Company and such disposal has, in our opinion, not affected the going concern\nstatus of the Company.\n\n(ii) In respect of its inventory:\n\n(a) As explained to us, the inventories were physically verified during the year by the Management at\nreasonable intervals.\n\n(b) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the procedures of\nphysical verification of inventories followed by the Management were reasonable and adequate in\nrelation to the size of the Company and the nature of its business.\n\n(c}) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has\nmaintained proper records of its inventories and no material discrepancies were noticed on physical\nverification.\n\n(iii) In respect of loans, secured or unsecured, granted by the Company to companies, firms or other parties\ncovered in the Register maintained under Section 301 of the Companies Act, 1956(\u201cthe Act\u201d), according to\nthe information and explanations given to us:\n\n(a) | The Company has granted unsecured loan amounting to Rs. 100 lacs to a company during the year.\nThe maximum amount due during the year in respect of the said loan and the year-end balance is Rs.\n200 lacs.\n\n(b) The rate of interest and other terms and conditions of such loan are, in our opinion, prima-facie, not\nprejudicial to the interest of the Company.\n\n(c} As per the terms and conditions of the loan made no principal amount was due during the year and\nreceipt of interest has been as per stipulation.\n\nAccording to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has not taken any loans,\nsecured or unsecured, from companies, firms or other parties listed in the Register maintained under\nSection 301 of the Companies Act, 1956.\n\n32", "img_57066.png": "Cig Pees SG \u2014 |] LCT\nCe UP lig\u2019 ANNEXURE TO THE AUDITORS\u2019 REPORT (CCC\ncoprrey pamuirs (Referred to in paragraph 3 of our report of even date)\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n\nHaving regard to the nature of the Company's business/activities/result, clauses 4 (x) and (xiii) of the Companies\ng reg pany p\n\n(Auditor\u2019s Report) Order, 2003 (hereinafter referred to as the Order) are not applicable.\n\n(i) In respect of its fixed assets:\n\n(a) | The Company has maintained proper records showing full particulars, including quantitative details\nand situation of the fixed assets.\n\n(b) As explained to us, the Company has a system of physical verification of fixed assets which is designed\nto cover all fixed assets once in a period of three years and in accordance therewith, no physical\nverification was due during the current year. In our opinion, the frequency of physical verification is\nreasonable having regard to the size of the Company and the nature of its fixed assets.\n\n(c) The fixed assets disposed off during the year, in our opinion, do not constitute a substantial part of the\nfixed assets of the Company and such disposal has, in our opinion, not affected the going concern\nstatus of the Company.\n\n(ii) In respect of its inventory:\n\n(a) As explained to us, the inventories were physically verified during the year by the Management at\nreasonable intervals.\n\n(b) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the procedures of\nphysical verification of inventories followed by the Management were reasonable and adequate in\nrelation to the size of the Company and the nature of its business.\n\n(c}) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has\nmaintained proper records of its inventories and no material discrepancies were noticed on physical\nverification.\n\n(iii) In respect of loans, secured or unsecured, granted by the Company to companies, firms or other parties\ncovered in the Register maintained under Section 301 of the Companies Act, 1956(\u201cthe Act\u201d), according to\nthe information and explanations given to us:\n\n(a) | The Company has granted unsecured loan amounting to Rs. 100 lacs to a company during the year.\nThe maximum amount due during the year in respect of the said loan and the year-end balance is Rs.\n200 lacs.\n\n(b) The rate of interest and other terms and conditions of such loan are, in our opinion, prima-facie, not\nprejudicial to the interest of the Company.\n\n(c} As per the terms and conditions of the loan made no principal amount was due during the year and\nreceipt of interest has been as per stipulation.\n\nAccording to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has not taken any loans,\nsecured or unsecured, from companies, firms or other parties listed in the Register maintained under\nSection 301 of the Companies Act, 1956.\n\n32", "img_57069.png": "Cig Pees SG \u2014 |] LCT\nCe UP lig\u2019 ANNEXURE TO THE AUDITORS\u2019 REPORT (CCC\ncoprrey pamuirs (Referred to in paragraph 3 of our report of even date)\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n\nHaving regard to the nature of the Company's business/activities/result, clauses 4 (x) and (xiii) of the Companies\ng reg pany p\n\n(Auditor\u2019s Report) Order, 2003 (hereinafter referred to as the Order) are not applicable.\n\n(i) In respect of its fixed assets:\n\n(a) | The Company has maintained proper records showing full particulars, including quantitative details\nand situation of the fixed assets.\n\n(b) As explained to us, the Company has a system of physical verification of fixed assets which is designed\nto cover all fixed assets once in a period of three years and in accordance therewith, no physical\nverification was due during the current year. In our opinion, the frequency of physical verification is\nreasonable having regard to the size of the Company and the nature of its fixed assets.\n\n(c) The fixed assets disposed off during the year, in our opinion, do not constitute a substantial part of the\nfixed assets of the Company and such disposal has, in our opinion, not affected the going concern\nstatus of the Company.\n\n(ii) In respect of its inventory:\n\n(a) As explained to us, the inventories were physically verified during the year by the Management at\nreasonable intervals.\n\n(b) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the procedures of\nphysical verification of inventories followed by the Management were reasonable and adequate in\nrelation to the size of the Company and the nature of its business.\n\n(c}) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has\nmaintained proper records of its inventories and no material discrepancies were noticed on physical\nverification.\n\n(iii) In respect of loans, secured or unsecured, granted by the Company to companies, firms or other parties\ncovered in the Register maintained under Section 301 of the Companies Act, 1956(\u201cthe Act\u201d), according to\nthe information and explanations given to us:\n\n(a) | The Company has granted unsecured loan amounting to Rs. 100 lacs to a company during the year.\nThe maximum amount due during the year in respect of the said loan and the year-end balance is Rs.\n200 lacs.\n\n(b) The rate of interest and other terms and conditions of such loan are, in our opinion, prima-facie, not\nprejudicial to the interest of the Company.\n\n(c} As per the terms and conditions of the loan made no principal amount was due during the year and\nreceipt of interest has been as per stipulation.\n\nAccording to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has not taken any loans,\nsecured or unsecured, from companies, firms or other parties listed in the Register maintained under\nSection 301 of the Companies Act, 1956.\n\n32", "img_57070.png": "Cig Pees SG \u2014 |] LCT\nCe UP lig\u2019 ANNEXURE TO THE AUDITORS\u2019 REPORT (CCC\ncoprrey pamuirs (Referred to in paragraph 3 of our report of even date)\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n\nHaving regard to the nature of the Company's business/activities/result, clauses 4 (x) and (xiii) of the Companies\ng reg pany p\n\n(Auditor\u2019s Report) Order, 2003 (hereinafter referred to as the Order) are not applicable.\n\n(i) In respect of its fixed assets:\n\n(a) | The Company has maintained proper records showing full particulars, including quantitative details\nand situation of the fixed assets.\n\n(b) As explained to us, the Company has a system of physical verification of fixed assets which is designed\nto cover all fixed assets once in a period of three years and in accordance therewith, no physical\nverification was due during the current year. In our opinion, the frequency of physical verification is\nreasonable having regard to the size of the Company and the nature of its fixed assets.\n\n(c) The fixed assets disposed off during the year, in our opinion, do not constitute a substantial part of the\nfixed assets of the Company and such disposal has, in our opinion, not affected the going concern\nstatus of the Company.\n\n(ii) In respect of its inventory:\n\n(a) As explained to us, the inventories were physically verified during the year by the Management at\nreasonable intervals.\n\n(b) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the procedures of\nphysical verification of inventories followed by the Management were reasonable and adequate in\nrelation to the size of the Company and the nature of its business.\n\n(c}) In our opinion and according to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has\nmaintained proper records of its inventories and no material discrepancies were noticed on physical\nverification.\n\n(iii) In respect of loans, secured or unsecured, granted by the Company to companies, firms or other parties\ncovered in the Register maintained under Section 301 of the Companies Act, 1956(\u201cthe Act\u201d), according to\nthe information and explanations given to us:\n\n(a) | The Company has granted unsecured loan amounting to Rs. 100 lacs to a company during the year.\nThe maximum amount due during the year in respect of the said loan and the year-end balance is Rs.\n200 lacs.\n\n(b) The rate of interest and other terms and conditions of such loan are, in our opinion, prima-facie, not\nprejudicial to the interest of the Company.\n\n(c} As per the terms and conditions of the loan made no principal amount was due during the year and\nreceipt of interest has been as per stipulation.\n\nAccording to the information and explanations given to us, the Company has not taken any loans,\nsecured or unsecured, from companies, firms or other parties listed in the Register maintained under\nSection 301 of the Companies Act, 1956.\n\n32", "img_57191.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57193.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57160.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57162.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57171.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57173.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57175.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57180.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_57184.png": "aur:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\nName of Nature of | Amount! Amount | Period to which the | Forum where\nthe statute the dues of dues* | deposited | amount relates dispute is\n(Rs. lacs) | (Rs. lacs) pending\nSales Tax Sales tax 17.71 11.28 1995-96, Sales Tax\nLaws 2001-02,2006-07 Tribunal\n53.35 24.84 1998-99 to 1999-00, Upto\n2005-06 to 2007-08 Commissioners\u2019\n2009-10 to 2010-11 Level\nCentral Excise 6.93 2009-10 to 2010-11 Upto\nExcise Law duty Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n564.84 2002-03 to 2006-07, Customs Excise\n2008-09 to 2010-11 Service Tax\nAppellate\nTribunal\nIncome-Tax Income-tax 244.00 244.00 1979 to 1982, High Court\nLaw 1995-96 to 1997-98\n58.32 58.32 2005-06 to 2008-09 Income Tax\nAppellate Tribunal\n275.83 271.89 1999.00, Upto\n2002-03 to 2008-09 Commissioners\u2019\nLevel\n*amount as per demand orders, including interest and penalty, where quantified in the Order.\nFurther, as per information available with the Company, the concerned authority is in appeal against favourable\norders received by the Company in respect of the following matters:-\nName of the Nature of Amount | Period to which the | Forum where department\nstatute the dues (Rs. lacs) | amount relates has preferred appeal\nIncome Tax Law Income tax 340.54 1969, 1974 to 1977, High Court\n1991-92 to 1994-95,\n2001-02 to 2003-04\n2005-06 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal\n2000-01 CITA)\nU.P. Krishi Utpadan | Mandi cess 108.20 1997-98 to 1998-99 Supreme Court\nMandi Adhiniyam\nCentral Excise Law Excise duty 27.71 2009-10,2010-11 Customs Excise Service\nTax Appellate Tribunal\nSales Tax Laws 10.40 | 2007-08 High Court\n34", "img_58403.png": "cy _ &-HEATING IN OPEN AIR\nte O-HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\nete O\u2014HEATING IN NITROGEN\ni _ XAUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\ni 50\nt  Bae\nno Ww\n2\n5 = 30 7\n| Oo\n: wn\ngD\n9 20\nSoul\u201d\n% 10 20 30 \u2018\n\u2014\u2014> TIME IN MIN", "img_58404.png": "cy _ &-HEATING IN OPEN AIR\nte O-HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\nete O\u2014HEATING IN NITROGEN\ni _ XAUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\ni 50\nt  Bae\nno Ww\n2\n5 = 30 7\n| Oo\n: wn\ngD\n9 20\nSoul\u201d\n% 10 20 30 \u2018\n\u2014\u2014> TIME IN MIN", "img_58408.png": "cy _ &-HEATING IN OPEN AIR\nte O-HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\nete O\u2014HEATING IN NITROGEN\ni _ XAUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\ni 50\nt  Bae\nno Ww\n2\n5 = 30 7\n| Oo\n: wn\ngD\n9 20\nSoul\u201d\n% 10 20 30 \u2018\n\u2014\u2014> TIME IN MIN", "img_58410.png": "cy _ &-HEATING IN OPEN AIR\nte O-HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\nete O\u2014HEATING IN NITROGEN\ni _ XAUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\ni 50\nt  Bae\nno Ww\n2\n5 = 30 7\n| Oo\n: wn\ngD\n9 20\nSoul\u201d\n% 10 20 30 \u2018\n\u2014\u2014> TIME IN MIN", "img_58411.png": "cy _ &-HEATING IN OPEN AIR\nte O-HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\nete O\u2014HEATING IN NITROGEN\ni _ XAUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\ni 50\nt  Bae\nno Ww\n2\n5 = 30 7\n| Oo\n: wn\ngD\n9 20\nSoul\u201d\n% 10 20 30 \u2018\n\u2014\u2014> TIME IN MIN", "img_58419.png": "HH - 4\u2014 HEATING IN OPEN AIR\n\ni} .. 1007 O\u2014HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\n\nA O\u2014 HEATING IN NITROGEN\n\ni : *\u2014\u2014 AUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\n\nLoe\n...2'80\nPS\n\n. Ss:\n\ni 60 :\n\nfoo |\n\n;  <\n\nt \u00a340\n\nfz\n\noe p\n\ni N\n\nEDs]. /\n\n] 20H g 2\n\ni i i\n\nO 2\n0 lO 20 30 3\n\u2014\u2014 TIME IN MIN 4\nq", "img_58420.png": "HH - 4\u2014 HEATING IN OPEN AIR\n\ni} .. 1007 O\u2014HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\n\nA O\u2014 HEATING IN NITROGEN\n\ni : *\u2014\u2014 AUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\n\nLoe\n...2'80\nPS\n\n. Ss:\n\ni 60 :\n\nfoo |\n\n;  <\n\nt \u00a340\n\nfz\n\noe p\n\ni N\n\nEDs]. /\n\n] 20H g 2\n\ni i i\n\nO 2\n0 lO 20 30 3\n\u2014\u2014 TIME IN MIN 4\nq", "img_58421.png": "HH - 4\u2014 HEATING IN OPEN AIR\n\ni} .. 1007 O\u2014HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\n\nA O\u2014 HEATING IN NITROGEN\n\ni : *\u2014\u2014 AUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\n\nLoe\n...2'80\nPS\n\n. Ss:\n\ni 60 :\n\nfoo |\n\n;  <\n\nt \u00a340\n\nfz\n\noe p\n\ni N\n\nEDs]. /\n\n] 20H g 2\n\ni i i\n\nO 2\n0 lO 20 30 3\n\u2014\u2014 TIME IN MIN 4\nq", "img_58430.png": "HH - 4\u2014 HEATING IN OPEN AIR\n\ni} .. 1007 O\u2014HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\n\nA O\u2014 HEATING IN NITROGEN\n\ni : *\u2014\u2014 AUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\n\nLoe\n...2'80\nPS\n\n. Ss:\n\ni 60 :\n\nfoo |\n\n;  <\n\nt \u00a340\n\nfz\n\noe p\n\ni N\n\nEDs]. /\n\n] 20H g 2\n\ni i i\n\nO 2\n0 lO 20 30 3\n\u2014\u2014 TIME IN MIN 4\nq", "img_58431.png": "HH - 4\u2014 HEATING IN OPEN AIR\n\ni} .. 1007 O\u2014HEATING IN SEALED TUBE\n\nA O\u2014 HEATING IN NITROGEN\n\ni : *\u2014\u2014 AUTOCLAVING IN SEALED TUBE (120\u00b0C)\n\nLoe\n...2'80\nPS\n\n. Ss:\n\ni 60 :\n\nfoo |\n\n;  <\n\nt \u00a340\n\nfz\n\noe p\n\ni N\n\nEDs]. /\n\n] 20H g 2\n\ni i i\n\nO 2\n0 lO 20 30 3\n\u2014\u2014 TIME IN MIN 4\nq", "img_345.png": "eaeeeeeeeeee eee ee ee eee ee\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778\nSTATUS: DEVELOPMENTAL\nDESCRIPTION: CASED, REDR BUR FOR BEST 327391\n_ BLEND: BW-6068 THE BURLEY IS REDRIED\nMOISTURE TARGETS: FINAL (IN CIGARETTE)............... 15.00 %\nFLUE CURED STRIPS IN BULKER........ 21.00 %\nBURLEY STRIPS IN STRIPS BULKER..... 30.00 %\nREDRIED ONLY- ENTER REDRYER........ 30.00 %\nAT COOLING SECTION... 5.00 %\nEXIT REDRYER......... 15.00 %\nSTRIP MOISTURE GAINS FROM MAKE-UP USING HOTANTIS:\nFLUE CURED STACK................... 2.00 %\nBURLEY STACK............0.02.eeeees 2.00 %\nTOP DRESSING STACK................. 2.00 %\n'--- STRIPS APPLIED TO ---! APPL. RATE | YIELD | APPL. ! STEAM\nFC CASINGS ! FLUE ORNT BRLY RECON ! (LBS/M LBS) | M.C.% | TEMP. | TEMP.\nNONE t ! { I t\ni t i t t\nBURLEY CASINGS ! ' ' \\ '\nC-726 ' x ! 422.71 | 26.7} 180} 0\nMGC-817 \u2018 x ' 36.42 { 28.0! 120! 0\nHOTANTIS ' Xx ' 41.68 ! 30.0; 180! 160\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778 GRADE BIN: 979 UNCASED BURLEY, BEST SAMPLE 327277\n-- FLUE CURED -- | -- BURLEY -- |! -- ORIENTAL -- | -- RECONSTITUTED --\nGRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN %\n! 979 BSTU 100.0! '\n1 t t\n1\nTOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 100.0 TOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 0.0\nGRADE BIN GRADE PERCENT LBS AT 12.5 % SOLID LBS LBS AT TARGET\n979 BSTU BiB 38.10 3,848.1 3,367.1 3,961.3 @ 15.0 %\nB2B 28.92 2,920.9 2,555.8 3,006.8\nCB2B 5.41 546.4 478.1 562.5\nRIB 8.11 819.1 716.7 843.2\nWB1B 12.16 1,228.2 1,074.6 1,264.3\nWB3B 7.30 737.3 645.1 759.0\n10,100.0 8,837.5 10,397.1\nTHE ABOVE GRADES CAN BE STAGED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING FORMULA:\nLBS UNITS. TOTAL REQUIRED ADDED\nGRADE PER UNIT REQUIRED POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS\nB1B 962 4 3848 3848 0\n_ -B2B 962 3 2886 2921 35\nCB2B 962 0 0 546 546\nRiB 962 0 0 819 819\nWB1B 400 3 1200 1228 28\nWB3B 400 1 400 - 737 337\n. 583232686", "img_346.png": "eaeeeeeeeeee eee ee ee eee ee\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778\nSTATUS: DEVELOPMENTAL\nDESCRIPTION: CASED, REDR BUR FOR BEST 327391\n_ BLEND: BW-6068 THE BURLEY IS REDRIED\nMOISTURE TARGETS: FINAL (IN CIGARETTE)............... 15.00 %\nFLUE CURED STRIPS IN BULKER........ 21.00 %\nBURLEY STRIPS IN STRIPS BULKER..... 30.00 %\nREDRIED ONLY- ENTER REDRYER........ 30.00 %\nAT COOLING SECTION... 5.00 %\nEXIT REDRYER......... 15.00 %\nSTRIP MOISTURE GAINS FROM MAKE-UP USING HOTANTIS:\nFLUE CURED STACK................... 2.00 %\nBURLEY STACK............0.02.eeeees 2.00 %\nTOP DRESSING STACK................. 2.00 %\n'--- STRIPS APPLIED TO ---! APPL. RATE | YIELD | APPL. ! STEAM\nFC CASINGS ! FLUE ORNT BRLY RECON ! (LBS/M LBS) | M.C.% | TEMP. | TEMP.\nNONE t ! { I t\ni t i t t\nBURLEY CASINGS ! ' ' \\ '\nC-726 ' x ! 422.71 | 26.7} 180} 0\nMGC-817 \u2018 x ' 36.42 { 28.0! 120! 0\nHOTANTIS ' Xx ' 41.68 ! 30.0; 180! 160\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778 GRADE BIN: 979 UNCASED BURLEY, BEST SAMPLE 327277\n-- FLUE CURED -- | -- BURLEY -- |! -- ORIENTAL -- | -- RECONSTITUTED --\nGRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN %\n! 979 BSTU 100.0! '\n1 t t\n1\nTOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 100.0 TOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 0.0\nGRADE BIN GRADE PERCENT LBS AT 12.5 % SOLID LBS LBS AT TARGET\n979 BSTU BiB 38.10 3,848.1 3,367.1 3,961.3 @ 15.0 %\nB2B 28.92 2,920.9 2,555.8 3,006.8\nCB2B 5.41 546.4 478.1 562.5\nRIB 8.11 819.1 716.7 843.2\nWB1B 12.16 1,228.2 1,074.6 1,264.3\nWB3B 7.30 737.3 645.1 759.0\n10,100.0 8,837.5 10,397.1\nTHE ABOVE GRADES CAN BE STAGED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING FORMULA:\nLBS UNITS. TOTAL REQUIRED ADDED\nGRADE PER UNIT REQUIRED POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS\nB1B 962 4 3848 3848 0\n_ -B2B 962 3 2886 2921 35\nCB2B 962 0 0 546 546\nRiB 962 0 0 819 819\nWB1B 400 3 1200 1228 28\nWB3B 400 1 400 - 737 337\n. 583232686", "img_347.png": "eaeeeeeeeeee eee ee ee eee ee\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778\nSTATUS: DEVELOPMENTAL\nDESCRIPTION: CASED, REDR BUR FOR BEST 327391\n_ BLEND: BW-6068 THE BURLEY IS REDRIED\nMOISTURE TARGETS: FINAL (IN CIGARETTE)............... 15.00 %\nFLUE CURED STRIPS IN BULKER........ 21.00 %\nBURLEY STRIPS IN STRIPS BULKER..... 30.00 %\nREDRIED ONLY- ENTER REDRYER........ 30.00 %\nAT COOLING SECTION... 5.00 %\nEXIT REDRYER......... 15.00 %\nSTRIP MOISTURE GAINS FROM MAKE-UP USING HOTANTIS:\nFLUE CURED STACK................... 2.00 %\nBURLEY STACK............0.02.eeeees 2.00 %\nTOP DRESSING STACK................. 2.00 %\n'--- STRIPS APPLIED TO ---! APPL. RATE | YIELD | APPL. ! STEAM\nFC CASINGS ! FLUE ORNT BRLY RECON ! (LBS/M LBS) | M.C.% | TEMP. | TEMP.\nNONE t ! { I t\ni t i t t\nBURLEY CASINGS ! ' ' \\ '\nC-726 ' x ! 422.71 | 26.7} 180} 0\nMGC-817 \u2018 x ' 36.42 { 28.0! 120! 0\nHOTANTIS ' Xx ' 41.68 ! 30.0; 180! 160\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778 GRADE BIN: 979 UNCASED BURLEY, BEST SAMPLE 327277\n-- FLUE CURED -- | -- BURLEY -- |! -- ORIENTAL -- | -- RECONSTITUTED --\nGRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN %\n! 979 BSTU 100.0! '\n1 t t\n1\nTOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 100.0 TOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 0.0\nGRADE BIN GRADE PERCENT LBS AT 12.5 % SOLID LBS LBS AT TARGET\n979 BSTU BiB 38.10 3,848.1 3,367.1 3,961.3 @ 15.0 %\nB2B 28.92 2,920.9 2,555.8 3,006.8\nCB2B 5.41 546.4 478.1 562.5\nRIB 8.11 819.1 716.7 843.2\nWB1B 12.16 1,228.2 1,074.6 1,264.3\nWB3B 7.30 737.3 645.1 759.0\n10,100.0 8,837.5 10,397.1\nTHE ABOVE GRADES CAN BE STAGED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING FORMULA:\nLBS UNITS. TOTAL REQUIRED ADDED\nGRADE PER UNIT REQUIRED POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS\nB1B 962 4 3848 3848 0\n_ -B2B 962 3 2886 2921 35\nCB2B 962 0 0 546 546\nRiB 962 0 0 819 819\nWB1B 400 3 1200 1228 28\nWB3B 400 1 400 - 737 337\n. 583232686", "img_348.png": "eaeeeeeeeeee eee ee ee eee ee\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778\nSTATUS: DEVELOPMENTAL\nDESCRIPTION: CASED, REDR BUR FOR BEST 327391\n_ BLEND: BW-6068 THE BURLEY IS REDRIED\nMOISTURE TARGETS: FINAL (IN CIGARETTE)............... 15.00 %\nFLUE CURED STRIPS IN BULKER........ 21.00 %\nBURLEY STRIPS IN STRIPS BULKER..... 30.00 %\nREDRIED ONLY- ENTER REDRYER........ 30.00 %\nAT COOLING SECTION... 5.00 %\nEXIT REDRYER......... 15.00 %\nSTRIP MOISTURE GAINS FROM MAKE-UP USING HOTANTIS:\nFLUE CURED STACK................... 2.00 %\nBURLEY STACK............0.02.eeeees 2.00 %\nTOP DRESSING STACK................. 2.00 %\n'--- STRIPS APPLIED TO ---! APPL. RATE | YIELD | APPL. ! STEAM\nFC CASINGS ! FLUE ORNT BRLY RECON ! (LBS/M LBS) | M.C.% | TEMP. | TEMP.\nNONE t ! { I t\ni t i t t\nBURLEY CASINGS ! ' ' \\ '\nC-726 ' x ! 422.71 | 26.7} 180} 0\nMGC-817 \u2018 x ' 36.42 { 28.0! 120! 0\nHOTANTIS ' Xx ' 41.68 ! 30.0; 180! 160\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-778 GRADE BIN: 979 UNCASED BURLEY, BEST SAMPLE 327277\n-- FLUE CURED -- | -- BURLEY -- |! -- ORIENTAL -- | -- RECONSTITUTED --\nGRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN % | GRADE BIN %\n! 979 BSTU 100.0! '\n1 t t\n1\nTOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 100.0 TOTAL 0.0 | TOTAL 0.0\nGRADE BIN GRADE PERCENT LBS AT 12.5 % SOLID LBS LBS AT TARGET\n979 BSTU BiB 38.10 3,848.1 3,367.1 3,961.3 @ 15.0 %\nB2B 28.92 2,920.9 2,555.8 3,006.8\nCB2B 5.41 546.4 478.1 562.5\nRIB 8.11 819.1 716.7 843.2\nWB1B 12.16 1,228.2 1,074.6 1,264.3\nWB3B 7.30 737.3 645.1 759.0\n10,100.0 8,837.5 10,397.1\nTHE ABOVE GRADES CAN BE STAGED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING FORMULA:\nLBS UNITS. TOTAL REQUIRED ADDED\nGRADE PER UNIT REQUIRED POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS\nB1B 962 4 3848 3848 0\n_ -B2B 962 3 2886 2921 35\nCB2B 962 0 0 546 546\nRiB 962 0 0 819 819\nWB1B 400 3 1200 1228 28\nWB3B 400 1 400 - 737 337\n. 583232686", "img_265.png": "THE FOLLOWING IS SUFFICIENT FOR A 10,000 LB BATCH OF MT-768 D\nINCLUDING UP TO A 200 LB PURGE\nSCC OCC OGG OK CICK IIR ARK AIK I CK UOC AR COR ORI OK\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-768 D  BST391 BEST PROTOTYPE, 327391\nCASING: VIRGINIA ; C-727 TOTAL CASING AMOUNT: 894.3551 LBS\nITEM INGREDIENT MATERIAL # POUNDS\n1 CELANDO 60-0130 94.7680\n2 HALWAY 60-0560 142.1520\n3 QUASER 60-1120 220.8094\n4 GRELANTER 60-0280 199.0128\n5 UKELON 60-2260 47.3840\n6 XCF-2488 60-399T 5.7335\nHOTANTIS 60-2520 184.4955 22.1297 GAL\nHOTANTIS ADJUSTMENT..... 220.5854 26.4586 GAL\nMIXING INSTRUCTIONS\n1. ADD ALL INGREDIENTS TO HOTANTIS AT 110-120 F.\n2. MIX THOROUGHLY.\n3. HOLD AT 120 F. AND APPLY WITH AIR ATOMIZATION.\n_ 9383232688", "img_266.png": "THE FOLLOWING IS SUFFICIENT FOR A 10,000 LB BATCH OF MT-768 D\nINCLUDING UP TO A 200 LB PURGE\nSCC OCC OGG OK CICK IIR ARK AIK I CK UOC AR COR ORI OK\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-768 D  BST391 BEST PROTOTYPE, 327391\nCASING: VIRGINIA ; C-727 TOTAL CASING AMOUNT: 894.3551 LBS\nITEM INGREDIENT MATERIAL # POUNDS\n1 CELANDO 60-0130 94.7680\n2 HALWAY 60-0560 142.1520\n3 QUASER 60-1120 220.8094\n4 GRELANTER 60-0280 199.0128\n5 UKELON 60-2260 47.3840\n6 XCF-2488 60-399T 5.7335\nHOTANTIS 60-2520 184.4955 22.1297 GAL\nHOTANTIS ADJUSTMENT..... 220.5854 26.4586 GAL\nMIXING INSTRUCTIONS\n1. ADD ALL INGREDIENTS TO HOTANTIS AT 110-120 F.\n2. MIX THOROUGHLY.\n3. HOLD AT 120 F. AND APPLY WITH AIR ATOMIZATION.\n_ 9383232688", "img_267.png": "THE FOLLOWING IS SUFFICIENT FOR A 10,000 LB BATCH OF MT-768 D\nINCLUDING UP TO A 200 LB PURGE\nSCC OCC OGG OK CICK IIR ARK AIK I CK UOC AR COR ORI OK\nCUT TOBACCO: MT-768 D  BST391 BEST PROTOTYPE, 327391\nCASING: VIRGINIA ; C-727 TOTAL CASING AMOUNT: 894.3551 LBS\nITEM INGREDIENT MATERIAL # POUNDS\n1 CELANDO 60-0130 94.7680\n2 HALWAY 60-0560 142.1520\n3 QUASER 60-1120 220.8094\n4 GRELANTER 60-0280 199.0128\n5 UKELON 60-2260 47.3840\n6 XCF-2488 60-399T 5.7335\nHOTANTIS 60-2520 184.4955 22.1297 GAL\nHOTANTIS ADJUSTMENT..... 220.5854 26.4586 GAL\nMIXING INSTRUCTIONS\n1. ADD ALL INGREDIENTS TO HOTANTIS AT 110-120 F.\n2. MIX THOROUGHLY.\n3. HOLD AT 120 F. AND APPLY WITH AIR ATOMIZATION.\n_ 9383232688", "img_55255.png": "f. Tuition Fees and Stipends\nIt is regarded as practical to recruit at\nLeast six trainees the first year, It is\npossible a larger number of M. S. candidates\nin Health Physics could be accommodated. In\nsubsequent years it is intended to build\ntoward a substantially larger number, 19,200\nBe Other Que\nh, Operating Funds 9,600\ni. 8% Overhead 7568\nj. Amount requested 102,168\n2nd year 102,168\n3rd year 102,168\nkth year 102,168\nSth year 102,168\n=2he", "img_55256.png": "f. Tuition Fees and Stipends\nIt is regarded as practical to recruit at\nLeast six trainees the first year, It is\npossible a larger number of M. S. candidates\nin Health Physics could be accommodated. In\nsubsequent years it is intended to build\ntoward a substantially larger number, 19,200\nBe Other Que\nh, Operating Funds 9,600\ni. 8% Overhead 7568\nj. Amount requested 102,168\n2nd year 102,168\n3rd year 102,168\nkth year 102,168\nSth year 102,168\n=2he", "img_55257.png": "f. Tuition Fees and Stipends\nIt is regarded as practical to recruit at\nLeast six trainees the first year, It is\npossible a larger number of M. S. candidates\nin Health Physics could be accommodated. In\nsubsequent years it is intended to build\ntoward a substantially larger number, 19,200\nBe Other Que\nh, Operating Funds 9,600\ni. 8% Overhead 7568\nj. Amount requested 102,168\n2nd year 102,168\n3rd year 102,168\nkth year 102,168\nSth year 102,168\n=2he", "img_55258.png": "f. Tuition Fees and Stipends\nIt is regarded as practical to recruit at\nLeast six trainees the first year, It is\npossible a larger number of M. S. candidates\nin Health Physics could be accommodated. In\nsubsequent years it is intended to build\ntoward a substantially larger number, 19,200\nBe Other Que\nh, Operating Funds 9,600\ni. 8% Overhead 7568\nj. Amount requested 102,168\n2nd year 102,168\n3rd year 102,168\nkth year 102,168\nSth year 102,168\n=2he", "img_55259.png": "f. Tuition Fees and Stipends\nIt is regarded as practical to recruit at\nLeast six trainees the first year, It is\npossible a larger number of M. S. candidates\nin Health Physics could be accommodated. In\nsubsequent years it is intended to build\ntoward a substantially larger number, 19,200\nBe Other Que\nh, Operating Funds 9,600\ni. 8% Overhead 7568\nj. Amount requested 102,168\n2nd year 102,168\n3rd year 102,168\nkth year 102,168\nSth year 102,168\n=2he", "img_56359.png": "Chart 2\n0.7 F~ Cornsoy ration Ss \u2014J\u2014\u2014\u2014\ngm gain Se\ngm feed :\n0.6\nCorn-safflower ration\n0.5}\nfo\n0.4 x\n0.3\n0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0:5 0.6 0.7\n% Lysine added\n934-64", "img_56360.png": "Chart 2\n0.7 F~ Cornsoy ration Ss \u2014J\u2014\u2014\u2014\ngm gain Se\ngm feed :\n0.6\nCorn-safflower ration\n0.5}\nfo\n0.4 x\n0.3\n0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0:5 0.6 0.7\n% Lysine added\n934-64", "img_56361.png": "Chart 2\n0.7 F~ Cornsoy ration Ss \u2014J\u2014\u2014\u2014\ngm gain Se\ngm feed :\n0.6\nCorn-safflower ration\n0.5}\nfo\n0.4 x\n0.3\n0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0:5 0.6 0.7\n% Lysine added\n934-64", "img_56362.png": "Chart 2\n0.7 F~ Cornsoy ration Ss \u2014J\u2014\u2014\u2014\ngm gain Se\ngm feed :\n0.6\nCorn-safflower ration\n0.5}\nfo\n0.4 x\n0.3\n0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0:5 0.6 0.7\n% Lysine added\n934-64", "img_56363.png": "Chart 2\n0.7 F~ Cornsoy ration Ss \u2014J\u2014\u2014\u2014\ngm gain Se\ngm feed :\n0.6\nCorn-safflower ration\n0.5}\nfo\n0.4 x\n0.3\n0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0:5 0.6 0.7\n% Lysine added\n934-64", "img_19216.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19218.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19222.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19224.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19226.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19228.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_19229.png": "SNA CT MEDICAL JOURNAL EDFPORS\n2 \u00a2 2\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nee CQac\u20ac\u00bb ca \\\\\nThe purpose of this form is te provide readers of your manuscript with information about your other interests that could\ninfluence how they receive and understand your work. The form is designed to be completed electronically and stored\nelectronically. it contains programming that allows appropriate data display. Each author should submit a separate\nform and is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the submitted information. The form is in six parts.\nidentifying information.\nThe work under consideration for publication.\nThis section asks for information about the work that you have submitted for publication, The time frame for this reporting is that of the\nwork itself, fram the initial conception and planning to the present. The requested information is about resources that you received,\neither directly or indirectly (via your institution), to enable you to complete the work. Checking \"No\" means that you did the work\nwithout receiving any financial support from any third party - that is, the work was supported by funds from the same institution that\npays your salary and that institution did not receive third-party funds with which to pay you. If you or your institution received funds\nfrom a third party to suppart the work, such as a government granting agency, charitable foundation or commercial sponsor, check\n\"Yes\",\nRelevant financial activities outside the submitted work.\nThis section asks about your financial relationships with entities in the bio-medical arena that could be perceived to influence, or that\ngive the appearance cf potentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work. You should disclose interactions with ANY entity\nthat could be considered broadly relevant to the work. For exarnple, if your article is about testing an epidermal growth factor receptor\n(EGFR) antagonist in lung cancer, you should report all associations with entities pursuing diagnastic or therapeutic strategies in cancer\nin general, not just in the area of EGFR or lung cancer.\nReport all sources of revenue paid (or promised to be paid) directly to you or your institution on your behalf over the 36 months prior to\nsubmission of the work. This should include all monies from sources with relevance to the submitted work, nat just monies from the\nentity that sponsored the research. Please note that your interactions with the work's sponsor that are outside the submitted work\nshould also be listed here. If there is any question, it is usually better to disclose a relationship than nat to do so.\n\nFor grants you have received for work outside the submitted work, you should disclose support ONLY from entities that could be\nperceived to be affected financially by the published work, such as drug companies, or foundations supperted by entities that could be\nperceived to have a financial stake in the outcome. Public funding sources, such as government agencies, charitable foundations or\nacademic institutions, need not be disclosed, For example, ifa government agency sponsored a study in which you have been involved\nand drugs were provided by a pharmaceutical company, you need only list the pharmaceutical company.\n\n< Intellectual Propert\nA perty.\nThis section asks about patents and copyrights, whether pending, issued, licensed and/or receiving royalties.\nWW Relationships not covered above\n~ Pp .\nUse this section to report other relationships or activities that readers could perceive to have influenced, or that give the appearance of\npotentially influencing, what you wrote in the submitted work.\nDefinitions.\n\nEntity: government agency, foundation, commercial sponsor, Other: Anything not covered under the previous three boxes\nacademic institution, etc. Pending: The patent has been filed but nat issued\nGrant: A grant from an entity, generally {but not always! paid to your issued: The patent has been issued by the agency\norganization Licemsed: The patent has been licensed to an entity, whether\nPersonal Fees: Monies paid to you for services rendered, generally earning royalties or not\nhonoraria, royalties, or fees for consulting , lectures, speakers bureaus, Royalties: Funds are coming in to you or your institution due to your\nexpert testimony, employment, or other affiliations patent\nNon-Financial Support: Examples include drugs/equipment\nsupplied by the entity, travel paid by the entity, writing assistance,\nadministrative support, etc.\n\nDoaursen i\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/lzbn0226", "img_1623.png": "3 | | INFERNATIONAT COMMPFTER\nICMJE Form for Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest\nhice Name (First Name) neem (Last Name) a vnugust-2016\n4, Are you the corresponding author? 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I Yes No", "img_59490.png": "ere 4/82 SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nWORKING 1982 BUDGET\n(In Thousand $)\nApproved Working\n; 1981 1982 1982\nINCOHE\nSwanson Interests 362.0 362.0 362.0\nConsultant Fees 1955 15.0 15.0\nOther (Contrib., sales, int., etc) 10.0 15.0 15.0\n2 Grants and Contracts 225.7 84.3 (A) 334.5 (A)\nBalance Carried Forward 2.0 -0- (7.6)\nPotential Funding Peace 45.5 _-0-\u2014\nTOTAL INCOME: 619.2 B28 718.9\nEXPENDITURES\nProject Support\nSCN-1 UNMC: Nutritional Biochemistry Lab 140.0 212.0 167.0\nUNMC Grants 27.0 -0- 28.7 (B)\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0 70.0\nClinical Nutrition 12.5 45.0 30.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0- 87.6\nSCN-G-14 Hoffmann-La Roche Subcontracts -- == was.\n: SCN-3 Native Americans 3.0 5.0 5-8\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 22.0 22.0 =\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0 5.0\n) SCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0- -0-\nSCN-8 Symposiums & Consultants = 08: _10.0 Peas\n: Total Project Support: 398.5 378.0 514.3\nCenter Support\nSalaries 170.0 192.0 187.0\nFringe & Reserve 1385 1520 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0 20.0 (\n\u2018 Travel 11.0 12.0 12.0\n: Public Relations 30 10.0 20\nAudit 26 5.0 5.0\nLegal 0.2 0 1.0\n\u2018Insurance Deo 3.0 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 e120; alee\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0 246.0\n\"TOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0 760.3\nBalance: (13.8) (115.2) (41.4)", "img_59492.png": "ere 4/82 SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nWORKING 1982 BUDGET\n(In Thousand $)\nApproved Working\n; 1981 1982 1982\nINCOHE\nSwanson Interests 362.0 362.0 362.0\nConsultant Fees 1955 15.0 15.0\nOther (Contrib., sales, int., etc) 10.0 15.0 15.0\n2 Grants and Contracts 225.7 84.3 (A) 334.5 (A)\nBalance Carried Forward 2.0 -0- (7.6)\nPotential Funding Peace 45.5 _-0-\u2014\nTOTAL INCOME: 619.2 B28 718.9\nEXPENDITURES\nProject Support\nSCN-1 UNMC: Nutritional Biochemistry Lab 140.0 212.0 167.0\nUNMC Grants 27.0 -0- 28.7 (B)\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0 70.0\nClinical Nutrition 12.5 45.0 30.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0- 87.6\nSCN-G-14 Hoffmann-La Roche Subcontracts -- == was.\n: SCN-3 Native Americans 3.0 5.0 5-8\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 22.0 22.0 =\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0 5.0\n) SCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0- -0-\nSCN-8 Symposiums & Consultants = 08: _10.0 Peas\n: Total Project Support: 398.5 378.0 514.3\nCenter Support\nSalaries 170.0 192.0 187.0\nFringe & Reserve 1385 1520 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0 20.0 (\n\u2018 Travel 11.0 12.0 12.0\n: Public Relations 30 10.0 20\nAudit 26 5.0 5.0\nLegal 0.2 0 1.0\n\u2018Insurance Deo 3.0 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 e120; alee\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0 246.0\n\"TOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0 760.3\nBalance: (13.8) (115.2) (41.4)", "img_59495.png": "ere 4/82 SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nWORKING 1982 BUDGET\n(In Thousand $)\nApproved Working\n; 1981 1982 1982\nINCOHE\nSwanson Interests 362.0 362.0 362.0\nConsultant Fees 1955 15.0 15.0\nOther (Contrib., sales, int., etc) 10.0 15.0 15.0\n2 Grants and Contracts 225.7 84.3 (A) 334.5 (A)\nBalance Carried Forward 2.0 -0- (7.6)\nPotential Funding Peace 45.5 _-0-\u2014\nTOTAL INCOME: 619.2 B28 718.9\nEXPENDITURES\nProject Support\nSCN-1 UNMC: Nutritional Biochemistry Lab 140.0 212.0 167.0\nUNMC Grants 27.0 -0- 28.7 (B)\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0 70.0\nClinical Nutrition 12.5 45.0 30.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0- 87.6\nSCN-G-14 Hoffmann-La Roche Subcontracts -- == was.\n: SCN-3 Native Americans 3.0 5.0 5-8\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 22.0 22.0 =\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0 5.0\n) SCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0- -0-\nSCN-8 Symposiums & Consultants = 08: _10.0 Peas\n: Total Project Support: 398.5 378.0 514.3\nCenter Support\nSalaries 170.0 192.0 187.0\nFringe & Reserve 1385 1520 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0 20.0 (\n\u2018 Travel 11.0 12.0 12.0\n: Public Relations 30 10.0 20\nAudit 26 5.0 5.0\nLegal 0.2 0 1.0\n\u2018Insurance Deo 3.0 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 e120; alee\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0 246.0\n\"TOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0 760.3\nBalance: (13.8) (115.2) (41.4)", "img_59497.png": "ere 4/82 SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nWORKING 1982 BUDGET\n(In Thousand $)\nApproved Working\n; 1981 1982 1982\nINCOHE\nSwanson Interests 362.0 362.0 362.0\nConsultant Fees 1955 15.0 15.0\nOther (Contrib., sales, int., etc) 10.0 15.0 15.0\n2 Grants and Contracts 225.7 84.3 (A) 334.5 (A)\nBalance Carried Forward 2.0 -0- (7.6)\nPotential Funding Peace 45.5 _-0-\u2014\nTOTAL INCOME: 619.2 B28 718.9\nEXPENDITURES\nProject Support\nSCN-1 UNMC: Nutritional Biochemistry Lab 140.0 212.0 167.0\nUNMC Grants 27.0 -0- 28.7 (B)\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0 70.0\nClinical Nutrition 12.5 45.0 30.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0- 87.6\nSCN-G-14 Hoffmann-La Roche Subcontracts -- == was.\n: SCN-3 Native Americans 3.0 5.0 5-8\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 22.0 22.0 =\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0 5.0\n) SCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0- -0-\nSCN-8 Symposiums & Consultants = 08: _10.0 Peas\n: Total Project Support: 398.5 378.0 514.3\nCenter Support\nSalaries 170.0 192.0 187.0\nFringe & Reserve 1385 1520 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0 20.0 (\n\u2018 Travel 11.0 12.0 12.0\n: Public Relations 30 10.0 20\nAudit 26 5.0 5.0\nLegal 0.2 0 1.0\n\u2018Insurance Deo 3.0 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 e120; alee\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0 246.0\n\"TOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0 760.3\nBalance: (13.8) (115.2) (41.4)", "img_5855.png": ":\n!\n. t\n, '\nRyan James Potts, Ph.D., DABT . :\n950 Reynolds Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 .\nTelephone: (336) 741-1930 |\nEmail: pottsr@rjrt.com .\noO Professional Experience\na 2017-present _\u2014_\u2014Vice President, Product Integrity\n2016-2017 Senior Director ,\nRAI Services Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n2012-2015 \u201d Senlor Director\n2010-2012 Director ~\n2006-2010 Master Scientist\n2004-2006 Senlor Staff R&D Toxicologist\n. 2001-2004 Senior R&D Toxicologist\n. RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n: Currently Vice President of Product Integrity within Scientific &\nRegulatory Affairs, The position reports to the Senior Vice President of\nScientific & Regulatory Affairs. : :\n. Key responsibilities include: . CO\n\u00a9 Manage Product Stewardship, Nonclinical Studies, Clinical Studies,\nRegulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance groups.\n: \u00a9 Oversee the design of non-clinical and clinical studies conducted\nto support regulatory submissions. :\n\u00b0 Oversee the development of FDA regulatory submission.\ndocuments for tobacco products.\n\u00b0 Engage with the FDA and other stakeholders on pertinent\nscientific topics, :\ne Lead cross-functional technical projects.\n1999-2001 Post-Doctoral Research Toxicologist\nUniversity of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA /\nAccountable for the design and execution of investigative toxicological\nstudies to evaluate the pulmonary effects of cadmium and mechanisms\nof toxicity. .\n: 1996-1999 Ph.D, Graduate Student\n: University of Bath, Bath, UK :\nThesis title: \u201cToxicology of the male reproductive tract; associations with\nsmoking and antioxidants\u201d :\n(SES Rasen ecoee.\npePLAINTIFES <<)\nLeeace 31S\nPage 1 of 6 fs puoernoaTion, 5\nlee eke 8S\nBe SE RPT Oo a\n= ae 3\n. \u00a9\n8\n53757 8510 ~\nnnn S TEE RS testrydecuments.vestedudecsiz7kho22g", "img_5858.png": ":\n!\n. t\n, '\nRyan James Potts, Ph.D., DABT . :\n950 Reynolds Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 .\nTelephone: (336) 741-1930 |\nEmail: pottsr@rjrt.com .\noO Professional Experience\na 2017-present _\u2014_\u2014Vice President, Product Integrity\n2016-2017 Senior Director ,\nRAI Services Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n2012-2015 \u201d Senlor Director\n2010-2012 Director ~\n2006-2010 Master Scientist\n2004-2006 Senlor Staff R&D Toxicologist\n. 2001-2004 Senior R&D Toxicologist\n. RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n: Currently Vice President of Product Integrity within Scientific &\nRegulatory Affairs, The position reports to the Senior Vice President of\nScientific & Regulatory Affairs. : :\n. Key responsibilities include: . CO\n\u00a9 Manage Product Stewardship, Nonclinical Studies, Clinical Studies,\nRegulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance groups.\n: \u00a9 Oversee the design of non-clinical and clinical studies conducted\nto support regulatory submissions. :\n\u00b0 Oversee the development of FDA regulatory submission.\ndocuments for tobacco products.\n\u00b0 Engage with the FDA and other stakeholders on pertinent\nscientific topics, :\ne Lead cross-functional technical projects.\n1999-2001 Post-Doctoral Research Toxicologist\nUniversity of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA /\nAccountable for the design and execution of investigative toxicological\nstudies to evaluate the pulmonary effects of cadmium and mechanisms\nof toxicity. .\n: 1996-1999 Ph.D, Graduate Student\n: University of Bath, Bath, UK :\nThesis title: \u201cToxicology of the male reproductive tract; associations with\nsmoking and antioxidants\u201d :\n(SES Rasen ecoee.\npePLAINTIFES <<)\nLeeace 31S\nPage 1 of 6 fs puoernoaTion, 5\nlee eke 8S\nBe SE RPT Oo a\n= ae 3\n. \u00a9\n8\n53757 8510 ~\nnnn S TEE RS testrydecuments.vestedudecsiz7kho22g", "img_5863.png": ":\n!\n. t\n, '\nRyan James Potts, Ph.D., DABT . :\n950 Reynolds Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 .\nTelephone: (336) 741-1930 |\nEmail: pottsr@rjrt.com .\noO Professional Experience\na 2017-present _\u2014_\u2014Vice President, Product Integrity\n2016-2017 Senior Director ,\nRAI Services Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n2012-2015 \u201d Senlor Director\n2010-2012 Director ~\n2006-2010 Master Scientist\n2004-2006 Senlor Staff R&D Toxicologist\n. 2001-2004 Senior R&D Toxicologist\n. RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n: Currently Vice President of Product Integrity within Scientific &\nRegulatory Affairs, The position reports to the Senior Vice President of\nScientific & Regulatory Affairs. : :\n. Key responsibilities include: . CO\n\u00a9 Manage Product Stewardship, Nonclinical Studies, Clinical Studies,\nRegulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance groups.\n: \u00a9 Oversee the design of non-clinical and clinical studies conducted\nto support regulatory submissions. :\n\u00b0 Oversee the development of FDA regulatory submission.\ndocuments for tobacco products.\n\u00b0 Engage with the FDA and other stakeholders on pertinent\nscientific topics, :\ne Lead cross-functional technical projects.\n1999-2001 Post-Doctoral Research Toxicologist\nUniversity of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA /\nAccountable for the design and execution of investigative toxicological\nstudies to evaluate the pulmonary effects of cadmium and mechanisms\nof toxicity. .\n: 1996-1999 Ph.D, Graduate Student\n: University of Bath, Bath, UK :\nThesis title: \u201cToxicology of the male reproductive tract; associations with\nsmoking and antioxidants\u201d :\n(SES Rasen ecoee.\npePLAINTIFES <<)\nLeeace 31S\nPage 1 of 6 fs puoernoaTion, 5\nlee eke 8S\nBe SE RPT Oo a\n= ae 3\n. \u00a9\n8\n53757 8510 ~\nnnn S TEE RS testrydecuments.vestedudecsiz7kho22g", "img_5865.png": ":\n!\n. t\n, '\nRyan James Potts, Ph.D., DABT . :\n950 Reynolds Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105 .\nTelephone: (336) 741-1930 |\nEmail: pottsr@rjrt.com .\noO Professional Experience\na 2017-present _\u2014_\u2014Vice President, Product Integrity\n2016-2017 Senior Director ,\nRAI Services Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n2012-2015 \u201d Senlor Director\n2010-2012 Director ~\n2006-2010 Master Scientist\n2004-2006 Senlor Staff R&D Toxicologist\n. 2001-2004 Senior R&D Toxicologist\n. RJ, Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, NC, USA\n: Currently Vice President of Product Integrity within Scientific &\nRegulatory Affairs, The position reports to the Senior Vice President of\nScientific & Regulatory Affairs. : :\n. Key responsibilities include: . CO\n\u00a9 Manage Product Stewardship, Nonclinical Studies, Clinical Studies,\nRegulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance groups.\n: \u00a9 Oversee the design of non-clinical and clinical studies conducted\nto support regulatory submissions. :\n\u00b0 Oversee the development of FDA regulatory submission.\ndocuments for tobacco products.\n\u00b0 Engage with the FDA and other stakeholders on pertinent\nscientific topics, :\ne Lead cross-functional technical projects.\n1999-2001 Post-Doctoral Research Toxicologist\nUniversity of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA /\nAccountable for the design and execution of investigative toxicological\nstudies to evaluate the pulmonary effects of cadmium and mechanisms\nof toxicity. .\n: 1996-1999 Ph.D, Graduate Student\n: University of Bath, Bath, UK :\nThesis title: \u201cToxicology of the male reproductive tract; associations with\nsmoking and antioxidants\u201d :\n(SES Rasen ecoee.\npePLAINTIFES <<)\nLeeace 31S\nPage 1 of 6 fs puoernoaTion, 5\nlee eke 8S\nBe SE RPT Oo a\n= ae 3\n. \u00a9\n8\n53757 8510 ~\nnnn S TEE RS testrydecuments.vestedudecsiz7kho22g", "img_51584.png": "THE \u00e9oa q |\nGreat A el\n\u201cWestern (- S&\"\"\nmacht Powell Sus a ee\nESIDE? ar i aa f gag <\nCOMPANY ? aa iS\nDecember 29, 1976 ..; |\nBR alg ds\nae\n, SBS\nAi ee\nPleat\nMr. J. W. Tatum oO SSS\nThe Sugar Association es aa\n1151 K Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20005\nDear Bill: ;\nI am enclosing a letter written by our public relations department\nin response to a widely-syndicated article written by Ms. Ellen\nGoodman of the Washington Post Writers Group which appeared\nrecently in the Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado.\nIf you feel it would be appropriate, would you please respond\nto Ms. Goodman through the Sugar Association. I feel that a\nresponse from you to Ms. Goodman would have more effect H\nthan a response from a single company such as Great Western.\nBest Wishes for the New Year!!\nSincerely,\n\\ oy |\n(J rack B. Powell\nv\nEnclosure fae\n- ag\naa\nbee: C. Fleet-GWU,DEN eae\naa ae\nFl a\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308.TA + DENVER. COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 + A SUBSID:ARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITEO CORPORATION\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Izlk0226", "img_51586.png": "THE \u00e9oa q |\nGreat A el\n\u201cWestern (- S&\"\"\nmacht Powell Sus a ee\nESIDE? ar i aa f gag <\nCOMPANY ? aa iS\nDecember 29, 1976 ..; |\nBR alg ds\nae\n, SBS\nAi ee\nPleat\nMr. J. W. Tatum oO SSS\nThe Sugar Association es aa\n1151 K Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20005\nDear Bill: ;\nI am enclosing a letter written by our public relations department\nin response to a widely-syndicated article written by Ms. Ellen\nGoodman of the Washington Post Writers Group which appeared\nrecently in the Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado.\nIf you feel it would be appropriate, would you please respond\nto Ms. Goodman through the Sugar Association. I feel that a\nresponse from you to Ms. Goodman would have more effect H\nthan a response from a single company such as Great Western.\nBest Wishes for the New Year!!\nSincerely,\n\\ oy |\n(J rack B. Powell\nv\nEnclosure fae\n- ag\naa\nbee: C. Fleet-GWU,DEN eae\naa ae\nFl a\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308.TA + DENVER. COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 + A SUBSID:ARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITEO CORPORATION\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Izlk0226", "img_51587.png": "THE \u00e9oa q |\nGreat A el\n\u201cWestern (- S&\"\"\nmacht Powell Sus a ee\nESIDE? ar i aa f gag <\nCOMPANY ? aa iS\nDecember 29, 1976 ..; |\nBR alg ds\nae\n, SBS\nAi ee\nPleat\nMr. J. W. Tatum oO SSS\nThe Sugar Association es aa\n1151 K Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20005\nDear Bill: ;\nI am enclosing a letter written by our public relations department\nin response to a widely-syndicated article written by Ms. Ellen\nGoodman of the Washington Post Writers Group which appeared\nrecently in the Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado.\nIf you feel it would be appropriate, would you please respond\nto Ms. Goodman through the Sugar Association. I feel that a\nresponse from you to Ms. Goodman would have more effect H\nthan a response from a single company such as Great Western.\nBest Wishes for the New Year!!\nSincerely,\n\\ oy |\n(J rack B. Powell\nv\nEnclosure fae\n- ag\naa\nbee: C. Fleet-GWU,DEN eae\naa ae\nFl a\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308.TA + DENVER. COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 + A SUBSID:ARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITEO CORPORATION\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/Izlk0226", "img_63899.png": "Gate saes : DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS eonei ile H | B | T\nark aa 1977-78\nPROPOSED. RECOMMENDED\nNutrition 22,950\nSupermarket In-Store Information\nIntervention Project 1,700\nTo complete Stage IJI of Pilot\nSupermarket Project) during -\nSeptember & October, 1977.\nRestaurant Project 2,000\nTo evaluate restaurant project in\nrepresentative areas of country. pear.\nFo eS ee ees a meee ry Sen ee Trae ys \\\new Teenage Hyperlipidemia Nutrition \u2018\nEducation Materials 5,250\n' To evaluate teenage hyperlipidemia\nFarry Mia Cena S en mie ipn un a Wee ewer ert\nTo prepare in final form teenage _ aoe\nhyperlipidemia materials. ae\nCookbooklet for Low Income Spanish\nSpeaking ; 2,500 f eS\nTo develop a cookbook for low income\nSpanish speaking to supplement Spanish\nRadio diet program.\nProfessional Education in Nutrition-\nCardiovascular Disease 1,500\nTo plan and implement in cooperation\nwith NHLBI-AHA Affiliates Nutrition-\nCVD Conferences on a Regional basis\nfor Nutritionists.\nTo plan and implement in cooperation 4\nAo with appropriate Councils of AHA\nNutrition-CVD Conferences for physicians\nCS Grade School Education Program $10,000\nTo develop model nutrition education\n8 program for grades K-12 to incorporate\ninto Heart Health Education in the ;\nYoung and concurrently a model program\nfor parents of this age group. :\nHeart Health Education in the Young $ 7,800\n~ To develop a national strategy to\nprevent cardiovascular disease in\nthe young through health education.\nESQoNM rere ares seSSOUA MM NaN AIALe UIST D 0 LOLe10 ag etn leSHUTOTSIAST6 00/6 Le (6TI/0 9177 A", "img_63901.png": "Gate saes : DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS eonei ile H | B | T\nark aa 1977-78\nPROPOSED. RECOMMENDED\nNutrition 22,950\nSupermarket In-Store Information\nIntervention Project 1,700\nTo complete Stage IJI of Pilot\nSupermarket Project) during -\nSeptember & October, 1977.\nRestaurant Project 2,000\nTo evaluate restaurant project in\nrepresentative areas of country. pear.\nFo eS ee ees a meee ry Sen ee Trae ys \\\new Teenage Hyperlipidemia Nutrition \u2018\nEducation Materials 5,250\n' To evaluate teenage hyperlipidemia\nFarry Mia Cena S en mie ipn un a Wee ewer ert\nTo prepare in final form teenage _ aoe\nhyperlipidemia materials. ae\nCookbooklet for Low Income Spanish\nSpeaking ; 2,500 f eS\nTo develop a cookbook for low income\nSpanish speaking to supplement Spanish\nRadio diet program.\nProfessional Education in Nutrition-\nCardiovascular Disease 1,500\nTo plan and implement in cooperation\nwith NHLBI-AHA Affiliates Nutrition-\nCVD Conferences on a Regional basis\nfor Nutritionists.\nTo plan and implement in cooperation 4\nAo with appropriate Councils of AHA\nNutrition-CVD Conferences for physicians\nCS Grade School Education Program $10,000\nTo develop model nutrition education\n8 program for grades K-12 to incorporate\ninto Heart Health Education in the ;\nYoung and concurrently a model program\nfor parents of this age group. :\nHeart Health Education in the Young $ 7,800\n~ To develop a national strategy to\nprevent cardiovascular disease in\nthe young through health education.\nESQoNM rere ares seSSOUA MM NaN AIALe UIST D 0 LOLe10 ag etn leSHUTOTSIAST6 00/6 Le (6TI/0 9177 A", "img_63902.png": "Gate saes : DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS eonei ile H | B | T\nark aa 1977-78\nPROPOSED. RECOMMENDED\nNutrition 22,950\nSupermarket In-Store Information\nIntervention Project 1,700\nTo complete Stage IJI of Pilot\nSupermarket Project) during -\nSeptember & October, 1977.\nRestaurant Project 2,000\nTo evaluate restaurant project in\nrepresentative areas of country. pear.\nFo eS ee ees a meee ry Sen ee Trae ys \\\new Teenage Hyperlipidemia Nutrition \u2018\nEducation Materials 5,250\n' To evaluate teenage hyperlipidemia\nFarry Mia Cena S en mie ipn un a Wee ewer ert\nTo prepare in final form teenage _ aoe\nhyperlipidemia materials. ae\nCookbooklet for Low Income Spanish\nSpeaking ; 2,500 f eS\nTo develop a cookbook for low income\nSpanish speaking to supplement Spanish\nRadio diet program.\nProfessional Education in Nutrition-\nCardiovascular Disease 1,500\nTo plan and implement in cooperation\nwith NHLBI-AHA Affiliates Nutrition-\nCVD Conferences on a Regional basis\nfor Nutritionists.\nTo plan and implement in cooperation 4\nAo with appropriate Councils of AHA\nNutrition-CVD Conferences for physicians\nCS Grade School Education Program $10,000\nTo develop model nutrition education\n8 program for grades K-12 to incorporate\ninto Heart Health Education in the ;\nYoung and concurrently a model program\nfor parents of this age group. :\nHeart Health Education in the Young $ 7,800\n~ To develop a national strategy to\nprevent cardiovascular disease in\nthe young through health education.\nESQoNM rere ares seSSOUA MM NaN AIALe UIST D 0 LOLe10 ag etn leSHUTOTSIAST6 00/6 Le (6TI/0 9177 A", "img_52289.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52297.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52300.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52291.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52295.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52305.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52306.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_52308.png": "<4 RJR and JT License Negotiation\nJuly 17 and 18, 1996\nAttendees\nR.J. Reynolds\nMr.Lucien L. Bass,III Senior Director\n, International Business Development\n: R.L.R.Tobacco International Inc.\n. Mr. Charles A. Blixt Senior Vice President and General Counsel\n; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n= Mr. Frangois C.Stettler General Counsel\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco International,\nAsia Pacific\nMs. Kay Carter Manager, Public Relations\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nMs. Sachiko Takagi Public Affairs Manager\nCorporate Affairs Department\nRJ. Reynolds/M.C. Tobacco Company, Lid.\nJapan Tobacco\nMr. Hideo TADA Managing Director, A board member\nTobacco Planning Division\nMr. Eiji Itoh Associate Group Director\nProduct -Group\nMr. Toshihiro Okawa Division Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\nMr. Tatsuya Fujimoto Group Manager, New Product\nProduct Group\na Mr. Ryuichi Shimomura Vice President, International Legal Division\nMr. Yoshiaki Otsuka General Manager, International Legal Division\n; 4\nyO\nNy\n- Ss\nmn\n-. ~~\nan", "img_6713.png": "Agenda\nWednesday, July 17\n10:00 Welcome Speech cnr. TADA)\n10:05 Report on Europe and US launch amr. Bass)\n11:00 Launch Plan for NSP Product cr. Fujimoto)\n12:00 Launch\n13:00 License Negotiation\n16:30 Adjourn .\n18:30 Dinner\nTuesday, July 18\n10:00 License Negotiation\n12:00 Adjourn", "img_6714.png": "Agenda\nWednesday, July 17\n10:00 Welcome Speech cnr. TADA)\n10:05 Report on Europe and US launch amr. Bass)\n11:00 Launch Plan for NSP Product cr. Fujimoto)\n12:00 Launch\n13:00 License Negotiation\n16:30 Adjourn .\n18:30 Dinner\nTuesday, July 18\n10:00 License Negotiation\n12:00 Adjourn", "img_6715.png": "Agenda\nWednesday, July 17\n10:00 Welcome Speech cnr. TADA)\n10:05 Report on Europe and US launch amr. Bass)\n11:00 Launch Plan for NSP Product cr. Fujimoto)\n12:00 Launch\n13:00 License Negotiation\n16:30 Adjourn .\n18:30 Dinner\nTuesday, July 18\n10:00 License Negotiation\n12:00 Adjourn", "img_887.png": "\u2018 Science, Regulatory & Enviromental Management Cee bely \u2014 _\n\n: . M limes\n\nP.O. Box 1734\nAtlanta, GA 30301\n\nMay 19, 2004 404.676.2121\nMr. Stephen Schmidt, Editor\nNutrition Action Healthletter /\nCenter for Science in the Public Interest\n1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 300\nWashington, DC 20009\nDear Mr. Schmidt:\nThe review of artificial sweeteners in \u201cSweet Nothings,\u201d Nutrition Action Healthletter, May\n2004, provides some helpful information for readers but causes two areas of concern.\nFirst, the article pictures a glass of Coca-Cola in the section on saccharin, mistakenly indicating\nthat the beverage contains this sweetener. However, Coca-Cola does not contain saccharin, and\nreaders should be informed of this error.\nSecond, discussions of the safety of saccharin and acesulfame potassium present a selective and\nbiased review of the data raising unsubstantiated fears among consumers. According to the\nNational Cancer Institute, \u201cThere is no evidence that the regulated artificial sweeteners on the\nmarket in the United States are related to cancer risk in humans.\u201d The U.S. National Toxicology\nProgram has removed saccharin from the list of established human carcinogens. And the World\nHealth Organization\u2019s International Agency for Research on Cancer confirmed that the evidence\nis inadequate to link saccharin with human cancer. More than 90 countries approve the use of\nsaccharin.\nRegarding acesulfame potassium, about 90 scientific studies, versus three mentioned in the story,\n\n: have thoroughly established the safety of acesulfame potassium. These studies are the basis for a\nnumber of government authorities, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the\nCommission of the European Communities, to conclude that acesulfame potassium is safe. The\nAmerican Dietetic Association has also affirmed the safety of acesulfame potassium, even during\npregnancy.\n\nMany individuals count on CSPI for nutrition and health advice. But when the scientific data\nand consensus of experts overwhelmingly differ from that reported in the Healthletter, readers\nare misinformed.\n\nSincerely,\n\nBarbara L. Beck, M.S., R.D. :\n\nPrincipal Manager, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs", "img_888.png": "\u2018 Science, Regulatory & Enviromental Management Cee bely \u2014 _\n\n: . M limes\n\nP.O. Box 1734\nAtlanta, GA 30301\n\nMay 19, 2004 404.676.2121\nMr. Stephen Schmidt, Editor\nNutrition Action Healthletter /\nCenter for Science in the Public Interest\n1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 300\nWashington, DC 20009\nDear Mr. Schmidt:\nThe review of artificial sweeteners in \u201cSweet Nothings,\u201d Nutrition Action Healthletter, May\n2004, provides some helpful information for readers but causes two areas of concern.\nFirst, the article pictures a glass of Coca-Cola in the section on saccharin, mistakenly indicating\nthat the beverage contains this sweetener. However, Coca-Cola does not contain saccharin, and\nreaders should be informed of this error.\nSecond, discussions of the safety of saccharin and acesulfame potassium present a selective and\nbiased review of the data raising unsubstantiated fears among consumers. According to the\nNational Cancer Institute, \u201cThere is no evidence that the regulated artificial sweeteners on the\nmarket in the United States are related to cancer risk in humans.\u201d The U.S. National Toxicology\nProgram has removed saccharin from the list of established human carcinogens. And the World\nHealth Organization\u2019s International Agency for Research on Cancer confirmed that the evidence\nis inadequate to link saccharin with human cancer. More than 90 countries approve the use of\nsaccharin.\nRegarding acesulfame potassium, about 90 scientific studies, versus three mentioned in the story,\n\n: have thoroughly established the safety of acesulfame potassium. These studies are the basis for a\nnumber of government authorities, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the\nCommission of the European Communities, to conclude that acesulfame potassium is safe. The\nAmerican Dietetic Association has also affirmed the safety of acesulfame potassium, even during\npregnancy.\n\nMany individuals count on CSPI for nutrition and health advice. But when the scientific data\nand consensus of experts overwhelmingly differ from that reported in the Healthletter, readers\nare misinformed.\n\nSincerely,\n\nBarbara L. Beck, M.S., R.D. :\n\nPrincipal Manager, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs", "img_893.png": "\u2018 Science, Regulatory & Enviromental Management Cee bely \u2014 _\n\n: . M limes\n\nP.O. Box 1734\nAtlanta, GA 30301\n\nMay 19, 2004 404.676.2121\nMr. Stephen Schmidt, Editor\nNutrition Action Healthletter /\nCenter for Science in the Public Interest\n1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 300\nWashington, DC 20009\nDear Mr. Schmidt:\nThe review of artificial sweeteners in \u201cSweet Nothings,\u201d Nutrition Action Healthletter, May\n2004, provides some helpful information for readers but causes two areas of concern.\nFirst, the article pictures a glass of Coca-Cola in the section on saccharin, mistakenly indicating\nthat the beverage contains this sweetener. However, Coca-Cola does not contain saccharin, and\nreaders should be informed of this error.\nSecond, discussions of the safety of saccharin and acesulfame potassium present a selective and\nbiased review of the data raising unsubstantiated fears among consumers. According to the\nNational Cancer Institute, \u201cThere is no evidence that the regulated artificial sweeteners on the\nmarket in the United States are related to cancer risk in humans.\u201d The U.S. National Toxicology\nProgram has removed saccharin from the list of established human carcinogens. And the World\nHealth Organization\u2019s International Agency for Research on Cancer confirmed that the evidence\nis inadequate to link saccharin with human cancer. More than 90 countries approve the use of\nsaccharin.\nRegarding acesulfame potassium, about 90 scientific studies, versus three mentioned in the story,\n\n: have thoroughly established the safety of acesulfame potassium. These studies are the basis for a\nnumber of government authorities, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the\nCommission of the European Communities, to conclude that acesulfame potassium is safe. The\nAmerican Dietetic Association has also affirmed the safety of acesulfame potassium, even during\npregnancy.\n\nMany individuals count on CSPI for nutrition and health advice. But when the scientific data\nand consensus of experts overwhelmingly differ from that reported in the Healthletter, readers\nare misinformed.\n\nSincerely,\n\nBarbara L. Beck, M.S., R.D. :\n\nPrincipal Manager, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs", "img_60447.png": "oe a : oe A < a\n: See a RoR SRN SNS SS = SRE Roan SSS RRR Be BS eR\nee SN OE oS BS RRA ES SSN\na eo ~~ : < \u2014 ee. eC\n: Vo _ BOO CN : ASA 3 RO RRR. NR\nes ce ASS ee RAC SSS Ke\n: eS NNN sea a\neo ee er \u2014 \u2014 i ..\nSSRIS Se ERR RR SERS soe SS. RENEE\nse ke ee NR a... : ow\n: = es = Se se Eee Sees RS ee cr So RSS\nss S oo eS CN We\n: ee rrtrtstit\u00absi .  \u2014CiCisiCSSCS ~~\nNa SS SS Se BRIE Se aS\n. REE RES - Se BERR EN ss | _\na SN. EC OS . 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Virtually the entire Official\nwhat with acarly Augueian weather ard star notably Nicklans, thrastyagarcuad PGA Tour Media Gaile seemed to be\nduck Nickinus gefung into more fixes among a huach of unknown and wins in contention afer Nicklaus shot the Jini\nthan Nansy Drow and the Hardy Boys. fess pros with omames Uke David sis finles of che day at Febble Beach\nTo addition, this year\u2019s Crosby bad \u2014 Edwards. in QU avekes amd ihe next gis i 27 TL\nmore things going for fi than ueuah\u2014 What the fournament Hoally devel went thusly: par-birdie-birdig-hirdic-par\n24", "img_50106.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50107.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50112.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50114.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50117.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50120.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50122.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50123.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_50104.png": "a FLEISCHMANN BIOCHEMISTRY NUTRITION BUILDING\n& FIRST FLOOR\nSubtotal\n2 Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft.\nI. Animal Faciltities for Small Animals\n& (Rodents)\nA. Animal Rooms\n% 1. Isolation\n(quarantine) 150\n2. Regular animal rooms (11)\nE @ 200 each 2,200\n3. Trace mineral animal facility 200\nB. Small animal surgery 150\ne Cc. Diet mixing room 15:0\nD. Cage washing area 400\nE. Storage for bedding and feed 200\n= F. Cage storage 200\nG. Locker room/shower area for personnel 200 3,850\n= II. Central Dishwashing Facility 300 300\n= ETL... - Cel Room 200 200\n# IV. Storage Room 250 250\n& V. Instrument Room 200 200\na Wie .PitotsPlant 400 400\nVII. Biochemistry Research Laboratories/Offices 17200\n& TOTAL: 6,400\n& SUMMARY: Approximately 10,000 gross sq. ft.\n6,400 net sq. ft.\n# acl", "img_62293.png": "PROGRAMA PARA LA VISITA DEL DR. ROBERT SHANK\nWashington University <= St. Louis\nMIERCOLES 3 de JULLO\n8-9 ame Depto, de Psiquiatrfa.- Dr. Carlos Le\u00e9n\n9-11 am, 8 de Cfenctas Fistol\u00e9gicas.=- Dr. Alfonso Matallana,\nFarmacologfa.\nDr. Antonfo Colas, Bto\nqufimicas\nll- 12 Me Virus = Medicina Preve- Dr, Carlos Sanmartfin\n3-5 pM. Departamento de Patologfa.=- Dr. Carlos Restrepo\nJUEVES 4 DE JULIO\n9\u00b0 \u00ab11 ame Depto, de Obstetricta.= Dr. Jorge Escobar S\u00a2\n11 m, Departamento de Cirugfa.- Doctor Alfonso Ocampoe.\nW72230-4 pm. Depto. de Medicina Preventiva.= Dr. Santiago Renjifo\n426 pm. Decanato.-,Dr. Gabriel Velazquez,\nVIERNES 5 de JULIO\n$= 10 am Depto. de Medicina,= Dr. Jorge Aratjo-\n108/12 Me Depto. de Pediatrfa, Dr. Jaime Korgi\n2230\u20144 _ pMe Depto, de Morfologfa. Dres. Humberto G\u00e9mez y.Vicente Rojo.\nSABADO 6 DE JULIO\n8 ovo ame Consulta Externa Hosp. Deptal. Univ. Dr. Velazquez.\ncc: Jefes de Depto,\nGvp/Mf vp\nCalt, 3 de julio de 1,957\nYoU Tea a]tv OSSH/ ANNA AIAL\u00a9 [UISIin 6 [OL U pasa SMULeSA=16 01,6 [oles in Topco ]0)", "img_62294.png": "PROGRAMA PARA LA VISITA DEL DR. ROBERT SHANK\nWashington University <= St. Louis\nMIERCOLES 3 de JULLO\n8-9 ame Depto, de Psiquiatrfa.- Dr. Carlos Le\u00e9n\n9-11 am, 8 de Cfenctas Fistol\u00e9gicas.=- Dr. Alfonso Matallana,\nFarmacologfa.\nDr. Antonfo Colas, Bto\nqufimicas\nll- 12 Me Virus = Medicina Preve- Dr, Carlos Sanmartfin\n3-5 pM. Departamento de Patologfa.=- Dr. Carlos Restrepo\nJUEVES 4 DE JULIO\n9\u00b0 \u00ab11 ame Depto, de Obstetricta.= Dr. Jorge Escobar S\u00a2\n11 m, Departamento de Cirugfa.- Doctor Alfonso Ocampoe.\nW72230-4 pm. Depto. de Medicina Preventiva.= Dr. Santiago Renjifo\n426 pm. Decanato.-,Dr. Gabriel Velazquez,\nVIERNES 5 de JULIO\n$= 10 am Depto. de Medicina,= Dr. Jorge Aratjo-\n108/12 Me Depto. de Pediatrfa, Dr. Jaime Korgi\n2230\u20144 _ pMe Depto, de Morfologfa. Dres. Humberto G\u00e9mez y.Vicente Rojo.\nSABADO 6 DE JULIO\n8 ovo ame Consulta Externa Hosp. Deptal. Univ. Dr. Velazquez.\ncc: Jefes de Depto,\nGvp/Mf vp\nCalt, 3 de julio de 1,957\nYoU Tea a]tv OSSH/ ANNA AIAL\u00a9 [UISIin 6 [OL U pasa SMULeSA=16 01,6 [oles in Topco ]0)", "img_62299.png": "PROGRAMA PARA LA VISITA DEL DR. ROBERT SHANK\nWashington University <= St. Louis\nMIERCOLES 3 de JULLO\n8-9 ame Depto, de Psiquiatrfa.- Dr. Carlos Le\u00e9n\n9-11 am, 8 de Cfenctas Fistol\u00e9gicas.=- Dr. Alfonso Matallana,\nFarmacologfa.\nDr. Antonfo Colas, Bto\nqufimicas\nll- 12 Me Virus = Medicina Preve- Dr, Carlos Sanmartfin\n3-5 pM. Departamento de Patologfa.=- Dr. Carlos Restrepo\nJUEVES 4 DE JULIO\n9\u00b0 \u00ab11 ame Depto, de Obstetricta.= Dr. Jorge Escobar S\u00a2\n11 m, Departamento de Cirugfa.- Doctor Alfonso Ocampoe.\nW72230-4 pm. Depto. de Medicina Preventiva.= Dr. Santiago Renjifo\n426 pm. Decanato.-,Dr. Gabriel Velazquez,\nVIERNES 5 de JULIO\n$= 10 am Depto. de Medicina,= Dr. Jorge Aratjo-\n108/12 Me Depto. de Pediatrfa, Dr. Jaime Korgi\n2230\u20144 _ pMe Depto, de Morfologfa. Dres. Humberto G\u00e9mez y.Vicente Rojo.\nSABADO 6 DE JULIO\n8 ovo ame Consulta Externa Hosp. Deptal. Univ. Dr. Velazquez.\ncc: Jefes de Depto,\nGvp/Mf vp\nCalt, 3 de julio de 1,957\nYoU Tea a]tv OSSH/ ANNA AIAL\u00a9 [UISIin 6 [OL U pasa SMULeSA=16 01,6 [oles in Topco ]0)", "img_62304.png": "PROGRAMA PARA LA VISITA DEL DR. ROBERT SHANK\nWashington University <= St. Louis\nMIERCOLES 3 de JULLO\n8-9 ame Depto, de Psiquiatrfa.- Dr. Carlos Le\u00e9n\n9-11 am, 8 de Cfenctas Fistol\u00e9gicas.=- Dr. Alfonso Matallana,\nFarmacologfa.\nDr. Antonfo Colas, Bto\nqufimicas\nll- 12 Me Virus = Medicina Preve- Dr, Carlos Sanmartfin\n3-5 pM. Departamento de Patologfa.=- Dr. Carlos Restrepo\nJUEVES 4 DE JULIO\n9\u00b0 \u00ab11 ame Depto, de Obstetricta.= Dr. Jorge Escobar S\u00a2\n11 m, Departamento de Cirugfa.- Doctor Alfonso Ocampoe.\nW72230-4 pm. Depto. de Medicina Preventiva.= Dr. Santiago Renjifo\n426 pm. Decanato.-,Dr. Gabriel Velazquez,\nVIERNES 5 de JULIO\n$= 10 am Depto. de Medicina,= Dr. Jorge Aratjo-\n108/12 Me Depto. de Pediatrfa, Dr. Jaime Korgi\n2230\u20144 _ pMe Depto, de Morfologfa. Dres. Humberto G\u00e9mez y.Vicente Rojo.\nSABADO 6 DE JULIO\n8 ovo ame Consulta Externa Hosp. Deptal. Univ. Dr. Velazquez.\ncc: Jefes de Depto,\nGvp/Mf vp\nCalt, 3 de julio de 1,957\nYoU Tea a]tv OSSH/ ANNA AIAL\u00a9 [UISIin 6 [OL U pasa SMULeSA=16 01,6 [oles in Topco ]0)", "img_54907.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_54908.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_54909.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_54910.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_54911.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_54912.png": "~42-\n\nThis sintered alumina was combined, in a two step\nprocess, with the ingredients shown in Table I, in the\nindicated proportions:\n\n5 Table I\n\nAlumina 67.7%\n\nGlycerin 19.08\n\nSpray Dried Extract 8.5%\n\n10 Flavoring Mixture 4.28%\nGlucose pentaacetate 216%\n\nTotal: 100.0%\n\n15 \u2014 The spray dried extract is the dry powder residue\nresulting from the evaporation of an agueous tobacco\nextract solution. It contains water soluble tobacco\ncomponents. The flavoring mixture is a mixture of\nflavor compounds which simulates the taste of cigarette\n\n20 smoke. One flavoring material used herein was obtained\nfrom Firmenich of Geneva, Switzerland under the\n\nGesignation T69-22.\n\nIn the first step, the spray dried tobacco extract\nwas mixed with sufficient water to form a slurry. This\n\n25 slurry was then applied to the alumina substrate by\nmixing until the slurry was uniformly absorbed (or\nadsorbed) by the alumina. The treated alumina was then\n\u00e9ried to a moisture content of about 1 wt. percent. In\nthe second step, this treated alumina was mixed with a\n\n30 combination of the other listed ingredients until the\nliquid was uniformly adsorbed (or absorbed) by the\nalumina. The capsule was filled with about 325 mg of\n\n, this substrate material.\nA fuel element prepared as above, was inserted into on\n&\n%", "img_58805.png": "\u2018 Planning Form 1\nRELATES TO. 3 / 3} / \u20ac&\n. j. tr.\nand others\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA\n@ 1989 OPERATING PLAN\n/ ACTION PROGRAMS\nDEPARTMENT: Research and Development (Brands) DATE: 8/26/88\nAREA OF FOCUS: Product Performance\nCOMPANY STRATEGY:\n\u2018 com\n| Action Programs |____ Financial Impact ($000) |\n\u2014_\u2014Name/Rescription/Objective =| \u00abTota Ql o2 | 93 04\nStatistical Support\nApply statistical techniques (experimental\n. design, regression analysis, multiple\ncomparisons, analysis of variance, graphical\npresentation of data, etc.) to product\ndevelopment problems to provide for efficient\nuse of resources and controlled error rates\nin decision making. These techniques will\nexpedite learning in research projects.\n@ Send Completed Form by September 28 To: wn\ns\ne@ Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bldg. oo\n# Financial Planning & Control (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza\ne@ Your Functional Financial Services Liaison =\nn\n>", "img_58806.png": "\u2018 Planning Form 1\nRELATES TO. 3 / 3} / \u20ac&\n. j. tr.\nand others\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA\n@ 1989 OPERATING PLAN\n/ ACTION PROGRAMS\nDEPARTMENT: Research and Development (Brands) DATE: 8/26/88\nAREA OF FOCUS: Product Performance\nCOMPANY STRATEGY:\n\u2018 com\n| Action Programs |____ Financial Impact ($000) |\n\u2014_\u2014Name/Rescription/Objective =| \u00abTota Ql o2 | 93 04\nStatistical Support\nApply statistical techniques (experimental\n. design, regression analysis, multiple\ncomparisons, analysis of variance, graphical\npresentation of data, etc.) to product\ndevelopment problems to provide for efficient\nuse of resources and controlled error rates\nin decision making. These techniques will\nexpedite learning in research projects.\n@ Send Completed Form by September 28 To: wn\ns\ne@ Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bldg. oo\n# Financial Planning & Control (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza\ne@ Your Functional Financial Services Liaison =\nn\n>", "img_58807.png": "\u2018 Planning Form 1\nRELATES TO. 3 / 3} / \u20ac&\n. j. tr.\nand others\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA\n@ 1989 OPERATING PLAN\n/ ACTION PROGRAMS\nDEPARTMENT: Research and Development (Brands) DATE: 8/26/88\nAREA OF FOCUS: Product Performance\nCOMPANY STRATEGY:\n\u2018 com\n| Action Programs |____ Financial Impact ($000) |\n\u2014_\u2014Name/Rescription/Objective =| \u00abTota Ql o2 | 93 04\nStatistical Support\nApply statistical techniques (experimental\n. design, regression analysis, multiple\ncomparisons, analysis of variance, graphical\npresentation of data, etc.) to product\ndevelopment problems to provide for efficient\nuse of resources and controlled error rates\nin decision making. These techniques will\nexpedite learning in research projects.\n@ Send Completed Form by September 28 To: wn\ns\ne@ Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bldg. oo\n# Financial Planning & Control (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza\ne@ Your Functional Financial Services Liaison =\nn\n>", "img_58809.png": "\u2018 Planning Form 1\nRELATES TO. 3 / 3} / \u20ac&\n. j. tr.\nand others\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO USA\n@ 1989 OPERATING PLAN\n/ ACTION PROGRAMS\nDEPARTMENT: Research and Development (Brands) DATE: 8/26/88\nAREA OF FOCUS: Product Performance\nCOMPANY STRATEGY:\n\u2018 com\n| Action Programs |____ Financial Impact ($000) |\n\u2014_\u2014Name/Rescription/Objective =| \u00abTota Ql o2 | 93 04\nStatistical Support\nApply statistical techniques (experimental\n. design, regression analysis, multiple\ncomparisons, analysis of variance, graphical\npresentation of data, etc.) to product\ndevelopment problems to provide for efficient\nuse of resources and controlled error rates\nin decision making. These techniques will\nexpedite learning in research projects.\n@ Send Completed Form by September 28 To: wn\ns\ne@ Planning - 12th Fl. Reynolds Bldg. oo\n# Financial Planning & Control (Comptrollers) - 6th Fl. Plaza\ne@ Your Functional Financial Services Liaison =\nn\n>", "img_61244.png": "ROBERT E. SHANK M.D.\nQ AS\n\\iAsve =\nd \u20184 Fj \u2014/ 0h>\nHh = Chee P/HA\nah Tel J Che A MA\nAA <> may fe Sno\n, ee A Cho Heath\nCom AAr A HA\nCart Noh Soha yy pa, Ome a\ni) 4 a \u00a2 waiver\nAyn aantnh A Z An \u201c oo acre < =\nq an / { 2\nGy eM inertia Amwne fy\nU { 2e2e Kehr Poe . _\nool ee\n1 ed ENRIUM\u00ae\nJ frrtstok MENRIUM\u00ae 10-4\nSTOO] roxcoan aint kw /AUUVAAla(e (6 lsstnvZe(OLo10] pale) alee lexsy im 1016) (o(elexcy) an] a}an\\\" Le eaeara", "img_61246.png": "ROBERT E. SHANK M.D.\nQ AS\n\\iAsve =\nd \u20184 Fj \u2014/ 0h>\nHh = Chee P/HA\nah Tel J Che A MA\nAA <> may fe Sno\n, ee A Cho Heath\nCom AAr A HA\nCart Noh Soha yy pa, Ome a\ni) 4 a \u00a2 waiver\nAyn aantnh A Z An \u201c oo acre < =\nq an / { 2\nGy eM inertia Amwne fy\nU { 2e2e Kehr Poe . _\nool ee\n1 ed ENRIUM\u00ae\nJ frrtstok MENRIUM\u00ae 10-4\nSTOO] roxcoan aint kw /AUUVAAla(e (6 lsstnvZe(OLo10] pale) alee lexsy im 1016) (o(elexcy) an] a}an\\\" Le eaeara", "img_61248.png": "ROBERT E. SHANK M.D.\nQ AS\n\\iAsve =\nd \u20184 Fj \u2014/ 0h>\nHh = Chee P/HA\nah Tel J Che A MA\nAA <> may fe Sno\n, ee A Cho Heath\nCom AAr A HA\nCart Noh Soha yy pa, Ome a\ni) 4 a \u00a2 waiver\nAyn aantnh A Z An \u201c oo acre < =\nq an / { 2\nGy eM inertia Amwne fy\nU { 2e2e Kehr Poe . _\nool ee\n1 ed ENRIUM\u00ae\nJ frrtstok MENRIUM\u00ae 10-4\nSTOO] roxcoan aint kw /AUUVAAla(e (6 lsstnvZe(OLo10] pale) alee lexsy im 1016) (o(elexcy) an] a}an\\\" Le eaeara", "img_39121.png": "(for office use)\n\u00b0 THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION\n: f)) /\n\nNAME OF CANDIDATE CG A? EK (SSTERLA VO\nHAS ACADEMIC RANK OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? [| yes |X | No\nHAS ADDRESS OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? (ia YES [x] No\nINDICATE CHANGES:\n\nADDITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY\n\n1) Todd, C.W., Walz, M.A. and Osterland, C.K. Evidence for a common antigen specificity\non heavy chains from human IgG, IgM and IgA. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med. 126:383, 1967\n\n2) Eisen, H.M., Little, J.R., Osterland, C.K. and Simms, E.S. A myeloma protein with anti-\n\non body activity. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium of Quantitative Biology 32:75, 1967.\n\n3) Muller-Eberhard, H.J. and Osterland, C.K. Zone electrophoresis on powder blocks.\nMethods in Immunology and Immunochemistry. Ed. M. W. Chase & C. A. Williams,\npp 57-67, 104-107, 1968.\n\n4) Davie, J.M., Osterland, C.K., Miller, E.J. and Krause, R.M. Immune cryoglobulins in\nrabbit streptococcal antiserum. J. Immunol. 100:314, 1968.\n\n5) Coleman, R.W., Osterland, C.K., Dorfman, R.F. and Chaplin, H. Jr. A unique lymphopro-\nliferative disorder associated with IgM platelet agglutinins, diffuse hypergammaglobu-\nlinemia, amyloid deposition and excess urinary excretion of IgG fragments.\n\nAm. J. Med. (in press).\n\n6) Davie, J.M. and Osterland, C.K. Chemical characterisation of glycopeptides from\nhuman 9M globulins. J. Exp. Med. 110:699, 1968.\n\n7) Osterland, C.K. and Krause, R.M. Immune response in rabbits to streptococcal group-\nspecific carbohydrate. Proc. of International Society of Microbiology, p 120, 1968.\n\n8) Lindqvist, K.J., Coleman, R.W. and Osterland, C.K. Autoantibodies in chronic\ntuberculosis (submitted).\n\n9) Osterland, C.K. and Davie, J.M. Studies on the carbohydrate of macroglobulins. Proc.\nof the XII Congress of the International Society of Hematology, 1968 (in preparation).\n\nABSTRACT - Now published (#/eH>< )\n\n5) The immune cryoglobulins in rabbit streptococcal antiserum. Fed. Proc. 26(2):530, 1967.\nJ. Immunology 100:314, 1968. (J.M. Davie, C.K. (Ley eee\n\nAWA ee as ate oie\ni i andida icatio date. Use the following order: authors (in the order in which they appear /, of.\nBee ee ciecant title lonriels Hoe Uae ee REXGEHATd vase Abateets shoul be doy ened Sts Htc ate\nfrert--esksin the bibliography. If more space is needed request additional sheets or Seo eerae copies on standard paper.\n; 7a\nPLEASE DO NOT FOLD", "img_39127.png": "(for office use)\n\u00b0 THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION\n: f)) /\n\nNAME OF CANDIDATE CG A? EK (SSTERLA VO\nHAS ACADEMIC RANK OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? [| yes |X | No\nHAS ADDRESS OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? (ia YES [x] No\nINDICATE CHANGES:\n\nADDITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY\n\n1) Todd, C.W., Walz, M.A. and Osterland, C.K. Evidence for a common antigen specificity\non heavy chains from human IgG, IgM and IgA. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med. 126:383, 1967\n\n2) Eisen, H.M., Little, J.R., Osterland, C.K. and Simms, E.S. A myeloma protein with anti-\n\non body activity. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium of Quantitative Biology 32:75, 1967.\n\n3) Muller-Eberhard, H.J. and Osterland, C.K. Zone electrophoresis on powder blocks.\nMethods in Immunology and Immunochemistry. Ed. M. W. Chase & C. A. Williams,\npp 57-67, 104-107, 1968.\n\n4) Davie, J.M., Osterland, C.K., Miller, E.J. and Krause, R.M. Immune cryoglobulins in\nrabbit streptococcal antiserum. J. Immunol. 100:314, 1968.\n\n5) Coleman, R.W., Osterland, C.K., Dorfman, R.F. and Chaplin, H. Jr. A unique lymphopro-\nliferative disorder associated with IgM platelet agglutinins, diffuse hypergammaglobu-\nlinemia, amyloid deposition and excess urinary excretion of IgG fragments.\n\nAm. J. Med. (in press).\n\n6) Davie, J.M. and Osterland, C.K. Chemical characterisation of glycopeptides from\nhuman 9M globulins. J. Exp. Med. 110:699, 1968.\n\n7) Osterland, C.K. and Krause, R.M. Immune response in rabbits to streptococcal group-\nspecific carbohydrate. Proc. of International Society of Microbiology, p 120, 1968.\n\n8) Lindqvist, K.J., Coleman, R.W. and Osterland, C.K. Autoantibodies in chronic\ntuberculosis (submitted).\n\n9) Osterland, C.K. and Davie, J.M. Studies on the carbohydrate of macroglobulins. Proc.\nof the XII Congress of the International Society of Hematology, 1968 (in preparation).\n\nABSTRACT - Now published (#/eH>< )\n\n5) The immune cryoglobulins in rabbit streptococcal antiserum. Fed. Proc. 26(2):530, 1967.\nJ. Immunology 100:314, 1968. (J.M. Davie, C.K. (Ley eee\n\nAWA ee as ate oie\ni i andida icatio date. Use the following order: authors (in the order in which they appear /, of.\nBee ee ciecant title lonriels Hoe Uae ee REXGEHATd vase Abateets shoul be doy ened Sts Htc ate\nfrert--esksin the bibliography. If more space is needed request additional sheets or Seo eerae copies on standard paper.\n; 7a\nPLEASE DO NOT FOLD", "img_39132.png": "(for office use)\n\u00b0 THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION\n: f)) /\n\nNAME OF CANDIDATE CG A? EK (SSTERLA VO\nHAS ACADEMIC RANK OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? [| yes |X | No\nHAS ADDRESS OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? (ia YES [x] No\nINDICATE CHANGES:\n\nADDITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY\n\n1) Todd, C.W., Walz, M.A. and Osterland, C.K. Evidence for a common antigen specificity\non heavy chains from human IgG, IgM and IgA. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med. 126:383, 1967\n\n2) Eisen, H.M., Little, J.R., Osterland, C.K. and Simms, E.S. A myeloma protein with anti-\n\non body activity. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium of Quantitative Biology 32:75, 1967.\n\n3) Muller-Eberhard, H.J. and Osterland, C.K. Zone electrophoresis on powder blocks.\nMethods in Immunology and Immunochemistry. Ed. M. W. Chase & C. A. Williams,\npp 57-67, 104-107, 1968.\n\n4) Davie, J.M., Osterland, C.K., Miller, E.J. and Krause, R.M. Immune cryoglobulins in\nrabbit streptococcal antiserum. J. Immunol. 100:314, 1968.\n\n5) Coleman, R.W., Osterland, C.K., Dorfman, R.F. and Chaplin, H. Jr. A unique lymphopro-\nliferative disorder associated with IgM platelet agglutinins, diffuse hypergammaglobu-\nlinemia, amyloid deposition and excess urinary excretion of IgG fragments.\n\nAm. J. Med. (in press).\n\n6) Davie, J.M. and Osterland, C.K. Chemical characterisation of glycopeptides from\nhuman 9M globulins. J. Exp. Med. 110:699, 1968.\n\n7) Osterland, C.K. and Krause, R.M. Immune response in rabbits to streptococcal group-\nspecific carbohydrate. Proc. of International Society of Microbiology, p 120, 1968.\n\n8) Lindqvist, K.J., Coleman, R.W. and Osterland, C.K. Autoantibodies in chronic\ntuberculosis (submitted).\n\n9) Osterland, C.K. and Davie, J.M. Studies on the carbohydrate of macroglobulins. Proc.\nof the XII Congress of the International Society of Hematology, 1968 (in preparation).\n\nABSTRACT - Now published (#/eH>< )\n\n5) The immune cryoglobulins in rabbit streptococcal antiserum. Fed. Proc. 26(2):530, 1967.\nJ. Immunology 100:314, 1968. (J.M. Davie, C.K. (Ley eee\n\nAWA ee as ate oie\ni i andida icatio date. Use the following order: authors (in the order in which they appear /, of.\nBee ee ciecant title lonriels Hoe Uae ee REXGEHATd vase Abateets shoul be doy ened Sts Htc ate\nfrert--esksin the bibliography. If more space is needed request additional sheets or Seo eerae copies on standard paper.\n; 7a\nPLEASE DO NOT FOLD", "img_39139.png": "(for office use)\n\u00b0 THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION\n: f)) /\n\nNAME OF CANDIDATE CG A? EK (SSTERLA VO\nHAS ACADEMIC RANK OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? [| yes |X | No\nHAS ADDRESS OF CANDIDATE CHANGED? (ia YES [x] No\nINDICATE CHANGES:\n\nADDITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY\n\n1) Todd, C.W., Walz, M.A. and Osterland, C.K. Evidence for a common antigen specificity\non heavy chains from human IgG, IgM and IgA. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med. 126:383, 1967\n\n2) Eisen, H.M., Little, J.R., Osterland, C.K. and Simms, E.S. A myeloma protein with anti-\n\non body activity. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium of Quantitative Biology 32:75, 1967.\n\n3) Muller-Eberhard, H.J. and Osterland, C.K. Zone electrophoresis on powder blocks.\nMethods in Immunology and Immunochemistry. Ed. M. W. Chase & C. A. Williams,\npp 57-67, 104-107, 1968.\n\n4) Davie, J.M., Osterland, C.K., Miller, E.J. and Krause, R.M. Immune cryoglobulins in\nrabbit streptococcal antiserum. J. Immunol. 100:314, 1968.\n\n5) Coleman, R.W., Osterland, C.K., Dorfman, R.F. and Chaplin, H. Jr. A unique lymphopro-\nliferative disorder associated with IgM platelet agglutinins, diffuse hypergammaglobu-\nlinemia, amyloid deposition and excess urinary excretion of IgG fragments.\n\nAm. J. Med. (in press).\n\n6) Davie, J.M. and Osterland, C.K. Chemical characterisation of glycopeptides from\nhuman 9M globulins. J. Exp. Med. 110:699, 1968.\n\n7) Osterland, C.K. and Krause, R.M. Immune response in rabbits to streptococcal group-\nspecific carbohydrate. Proc. of International Society of Microbiology, p 120, 1968.\n\n8) Lindqvist, K.J., Coleman, R.W. and Osterland, C.K. Autoantibodies in chronic\ntuberculosis (submitted).\n\n9) Osterland, C.K. and Davie, J.M. Studies on the carbohydrate of macroglobulins. Proc.\nof the XII Congress of the International Society of Hematology, 1968 (in preparation).\n\nABSTRACT - Now published (#/eH>< )\n\n5) The immune cryoglobulins in rabbit streptococcal antiserum. Fed. Proc. 26(2):530, 1967.\nJ. Immunology 100:314, 1968. (J.M. Davie, C.K. (Ley eee\n\nAWA ee as ate oie\ni i andida icatio date. Use the following order: authors (in the order in which they appear /, of.\nBee ee ciecant title lonriels Hoe Uae ee REXGEHATd vase Abateets shoul be doy ened Sts Htc ate\nfrert--esksin the bibliography. If more space is needed request additional sheets or Seo eerae copies on standard paper.\n; 7a\nPLEASE DO NOT FOLD", "img_59465.png": "an oe Page 5\n8. Biographical Dataand Publications:\nBirth Date: 2/ 29/ 44 .\nPlace of Birth: __ Canada .\nCitizenship: _Canadian\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\nCONFERRED\nUniversity of Alberta B.Sce 1964 Chemistry\nUniversity of California Ph.D. 1968 Ag. Chemistry\nHonors: General Foods Fellowship, 1967, 1968\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT:\nMicroanalytical Chemistry Principal Investigator\nof Biological Materials\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNo major support at present.\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\n\n969-73 Assistant Professor of Food Science; Assistant Food Scientist\nin Experiment Station--University of California, Davis.\n\n972 NSF award to attend program \"Digital and Analog Electronics\nfor Scientists--Special Section on Computer Interfacing\",\nDepartment of Chemistry, University of Illinois.\n\n1971 NSF award to attend program \"Digital Computers in Chemical\nInstrumentation\", Department of Chemistry, Purdue University.\nPublications Dealing with Microanalysis of Trace Volatiles:\n1. Russell, G. F. and Jd. Else2, Volatile Compositional Differences\nbetween Cultivars of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), J.A.0.A.C., 56,\n344 (1973).\n2. Zarghami, N.\u00b0 and G. F. Russell, The Volatile Constituents of\nTarragon Artemesia dracunculus, Chem. Microbiol. Technol. Lebensm. ,\n(in press).\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59466.png": "an oe Page 5\n8. Biographical Dataand Publications:\nBirth Date: 2/ 29/ 44 .\nPlace of Birth: __ Canada .\nCitizenship: _Canadian\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\nCONFERRED\nUniversity of Alberta B.Sce 1964 Chemistry\nUniversity of California Ph.D. 1968 Ag. Chemistry\nHonors: General Foods Fellowship, 1967, 1968\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT:\nMicroanalytical Chemistry Principal Investigator\nof Biological Materials\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNo major support at present.\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\n\n969-73 Assistant Professor of Food Science; Assistant Food Scientist\nin Experiment Station--University of California, Davis.\n\n972 NSF award to attend program \"Digital and Analog Electronics\nfor Scientists--Special Section on Computer Interfacing\",\nDepartment of Chemistry, University of Illinois.\n\n1971 NSF award to attend program \"Digital Computers in Chemical\nInstrumentation\", Department of Chemistry, Purdue University.\nPublications Dealing with Microanalysis of Trace Volatiles:\n1. Russell, G. F. and Jd. Else2, Volatile Compositional Differences\nbetween Cultivars of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), J.A.0.A.C., 56,\n344 (1973).\n2. Zarghami, N.\u00b0 and G. F. Russell, The Volatile Constituents of\nTarragon Artemesia dracunculus, Chem. Microbiol. Technol. Lebensm. ,\n(in press).\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59467.png": "an oe Page 5\n8. Biographical Dataand Publications:\nBirth Date: 2/ 29/ 44 .\nPlace of Birth: __ Canada .\nCitizenship: _Canadian\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\nCONFERRED\nUniversity of Alberta B.Sce 1964 Chemistry\nUniversity of California Ph.D. 1968 Ag. Chemistry\nHonors: General Foods Fellowship, 1967, 1968\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT:\nMicroanalytical Chemistry Principal Investigator\nof Biological Materials\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNo major support at present.\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\n\n969-73 Assistant Professor of Food Science; Assistant Food Scientist\nin Experiment Station--University of California, Davis.\n\n972 NSF award to attend program \"Digital and Analog Electronics\nfor Scientists--Special Section on Computer Interfacing\",\nDepartment of Chemistry, University of Illinois.\n\n1971 NSF award to attend program \"Digital Computers in Chemical\nInstrumentation\", Department of Chemistry, Purdue University.\nPublications Dealing with Microanalysis of Trace Volatiles:\n1. Russell, G. F. and Jd. Else2, Volatile Compositional Differences\nbetween Cultivars of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), J.A.0.A.C., 56,\n344 (1973).\n2. Zarghami, N.\u00b0 and G. F. Russell, The Volatile Constituents of\nTarragon Artemesia dracunculus, Chem. Microbiol. Technol. Lebensm. ,\n(in press).\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59468.png": "an oe Page 5\n8. Biographical Dataand Publications:\nBirth Date: 2/ 29/ 44 .\nPlace of Birth: __ Canada .\nCitizenship: _Canadian\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\nCONFERRED\nUniversity of Alberta B.Sce 1964 Chemistry\nUniversity of California Ph.D. 1968 Ag. Chemistry\nHonors: General Foods Fellowship, 1967, 1968\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT:\nMicroanalytical Chemistry Principal Investigator\nof Biological Materials\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNo major support at present.\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\n\n969-73 Assistant Professor of Food Science; Assistant Food Scientist\nin Experiment Station--University of California, Davis.\n\n972 NSF award to attend program \"Digital and Analog Electronics\nfor Scientists--Special Section on Computer Interfacing\",\nDepartment of Chemistry, University of Illinois.\n\n1971 NSF award to attend program \"Digital Computers in Chemical\nInstrumentation\", Department of Chemistry, Purdue University.\nPublications Dealing with Microanalysis of Trace Volatiles:\n1. Russell, G. F. and Jd. Else2, Volatile Compositional Differences\nbetween Cultivars of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), J.A.0.A.C., 56,\n344 (1973).\n2. Zarghami, N.\u00b0 and G. F. Russell, The Volatile Constituents of\nTarragon Artemesia dracunculus, Chem. Microbiol. Technol. Lebensm. ,\n(in press).\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59471.png": "an oe Page 5\n8. Biographical Dataand Publications:\nBirth Date: 2/ 29/ 44 .\nPlace of Birth: __ Canada .\nCitizenship: _Canadian\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\nCONFERRED\nUniversity of Alberta B.Sce 1964 Chemistry\nUniversity of California Ph.D. 1968 Ag. Chemistry\nHonors: General Foods Fellowship, 1967, 1968\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT:\nMicroanalytical Chemistry Principal Investigator\nof Biological Materials\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNo major support at present.\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\n\n969-73 Assistant Professor of Food Science; Assistant Food Scientist\nin Experiment Station--University of California, Davis.\n\n972 NSF award to attend program \"Digital and Analog Electronics\nfor Scientists--Special Section on Computer Interfacing\",\nDepartment of Chemistry, University of Illinois.\n\n1971 NSF award to attend program \"Digital Computers in Chemical\nInstrumentation\", Department of Chemistry, Purdue University.\nPublications Dealing with Microanalysis of Trace Volatiles:\n1. Russell, G. F. and Jd. Else2, Volatile Compositional Differences\nbetween Cultivars of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), J.A.0.A.C., 56,\n344 (1973).\n2. Zarghami, N.\u00b0 and G. F. Russell, The Volatile Constituents of\nTarragon Artemesia dracunculus, Chem. Microbiol. Technol. Lebensm. ,\n(in press).\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_9472.png": "te - * d\nResponse Code Request Form.\nFax # (910) 741-5327\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker .\n\nRJR Brand: Winstons RUR Program#: 700422 _ Response Code; Z37___\n\nProject Name: .MM Smoker-Get-A-Smoker Name Generation Card .\n\nDescription: Smoker-gel-a-smoker name generation card to be Included in afd Malling (4 tree pack box). Firs .\nmailout is 8/25/97. Expiration date on card: 12/34/97.\n\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: DirectMail\nQuantity 126,000 .\nPet. Response 5.00 % Ee\n\nB30\n#of Responders _-.__ De\nAge Verification. 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Box Title: Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany cence\nJob Number ee\nNumber of Items on Order Form\nP.O, Box City CC CC:COC*C*C\u2018(\u2018#\u201c\u2019(C#SS\u201cSttte:\u00abL_\u201c_asZip Code.\n\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project; _Cfessidalozano\n\nProduction Contact: Sharon Dawson\n\nResponse Code Requested By: Cressidatozano\n\nCopies of Confirmation Letter To: w\nMary Cloutier Paula Carter Cressida Lozano aR\nJoyce Bagby Sharon Dawson \u201c\n\nJanet Myers Karen Giddens g\nBonnie Tucker Paul Knouse\nRIRT Form 991 - WML 87187 u", "img_9474.png": "te - * d\nResponse Code Request Form.\nFax # (910) 741-5327\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker .\n\nRJR Brand: Winstons RUR Program#: 700422 _ Response Code; Z37___\n\nProject Name: .MM Smoker-Get-A-Smoker Name Generation Card .\n\nDescription: Smoker-gel-a-smoker name generation card to be Included in afd Malling (4 tree pack box). Firs .\nmailout is 8/25/97. Expiration date on card: 12/34/97.\n\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: DirectMail\nQuantity 126,000 .\nPet. Response 5.00 % Ee\n\nB30\n#of Responders _-.__ De\nAge Verification. Dyes EINo\n\nTiming:\n\npre 08/25/97 Data Entry:\nExpiration Date Supplier MIAIRIC\nOffer Complete OIT5I98\n4\nDays OfferOpen 49 No.DaysTurnaround 9\n(From 4 - 10)\nIncoming mail BRC\n\nAgency: ,\n\nAgency Name Long Haymes Carr Lintas If MAVRIC is supplier, do you\n\nPaulaCarer SCS\nContact Person [aula Garter need a MAVRIC P.O. Box? Yes\nPhone # GOVE B10) 785-3500\n\nP.O. Box Title: Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany cence\nJob Number ee\nNumber of Items on Order Form\nP.O, Box City CC CC:COC*C*C\u2018(\u2018#\u201c\u2019(C#SS\u201cSttte:\u00abL_\u201c_asZip Code.\n\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project; _Cfessidalozano\n\nProduction Contact: Sharon Dawson\n\nResponse Code Requested By: Cressidatozano\n\nCopies of Confirmation Letter To: w\nMary Cloutier Paula Carter Cressida Lozano aR\nJoyce Bagby Sharon Dawson \u201c\n\nJanet Myers Karen Giddens g\nBonnie Tucker Paul Knouse\nRIRT Form 991 - WML 87187 u", "img_9477.png": "te - * d\nResponse Code Request Form.\nFax # (910) 741-5327\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker .\n\nRJR Brand: Winstons RUR Program#: 700422 _ Response Code; Z37___\n\nProject Name: .MM Smoker-Get-A-Smoker Name Generation Card .\n\nDescription: Smoker-gel-a-smoker name generation card to be Included in afd Malling (4 tree pack box). Firs .\nmailout is 8/25/97. Expiration date on card: 12/34/97.\n\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: DirectMail\nQuantity 126,000 .\nPet. Response 5.00 % Ee\n\nB30\n#of Responders _-.__ De\nAge Verification. Dyes EINo\n\nTiming:\n\npre 08/25/97 Data Entry:\nExpiration Date Supplier MIAIRIC\nOffer Complete OIT5I98\n4\nDays OfferOpen 49 No.DaysTurnaround 9\n(From 4 - 10)\nIncoming mail BRC\n\nAgency: ,\n\nAgency Name Long Haymes Carr Lintas If MAVRIC is supplier, do you\n\nPaulaCarer SCS\nContact Person [aula Garter need a MAVRIC P.O. Box? Yes\nPhone # GOVE B10) 785-3500\n\nP.O. 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Expiration date on card: 12/34/97.\n\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: DirectMail\nQuantity 126,000 .\nPet. Response 5.00 % Ee\n\nB30\n#of Responders _-.__ De\nAge Verification. Dyes EINo\n\nTiming:\n\npre 08/25/97 Data Entry:\nExpiration Date Supplier MIAIRIC\nOffer Complete OIT5I98\n4\nDays OfferOpen 49 No.DaysTurnaround 9\n(From 4 - 10)\nIncoming mail BRC\n\nAgency: ,\n\nAgency Name Long Haymes Carr Lintas If MAVRIC is supplier, do you\n\nPaulaCarer SCS\nContact Person [aula Garter need a MAVRIC P.O. Box? Yes\nPhone # GOVE B10) 785-3500\n\nP.O. Box Title: Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany cence\nJob Number ee\nNumber of Items on Order Form\nP.O, Box City CC CC:COC*C*C\u2018(\u2018#\u201c\u2019(C#SS\u201cSttte:\u00abL_\u201c_asZip Code.\n\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project; _Cfessidalozano\n\nProduction Contact: Sharon Dawson\n\nResponse Code Requested By: Cressidatozano\n\nCopies of Confirmation Letter To: w\nMary Cloutier Paula Carter Cressida Lozano aR\nJoyce Bagby Sharon Dawson \u201c\n\nJanet Myers Karen Giddens g\nBonnie Tucker Paul Knouse\nRIRT Form 991 - WML 87187 u", "img_9481.png": "te - * d\nResponse Code Request Form.\nFax # (910) 741-5327\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker .\n\nRJR Brand: Winstons RUR Program#: 700422 _ Response Code; Z37___\n\nProject Name: .MM Smoker-Get-A-Smoker Name Generation Card .\n\nDescription: Smoker-gel-a-smoker name generation card to be Included in afd Malling (4 tree pack box). Firs .\nmailout is 8/25/97. Expiration date on card: 12/34/97.\n\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: DirectMail\nQuantity 126,000 .\nPet. Response 5.00 % Ee\n\nB30\n#of Responders _-.__ De\nAge Verification. Dyes EINo\n\nTiming:\n\npre 08/25/97 Data Entry:\nExpiration Date Supplier MIAIRIC\nOffer Complete OIT5I98\n4\nDays OfferOpen 49 No.DaysTurnaround 9\n(From 4 - 10)\nIncoming mail BRC\n\nAgency: ,\n\nAgency Name Long Haymes Carr Lintas If MAVRIC is supplier, do you\n\nPaulaCarer SCS\nContact Person [aula Garter need a MAVRIC P.O. Box? Yes\nPhone # GOVE B10) 785-3500\n\nP.O. Box Title: Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany cence\nJob Number ee\nNumber of Items on Order Form\nP.O, Box City CC CC:COC*C*C\u2018(\u2018#\u201c\u2019(C#SS\u201cSttte:\u00abL_\u201c_asZip Code.\n\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project; _Cfessidalozano\n\nProduction Contact: Sharon Dawson\n\nResponse Code Requested By: Cressidatozano\n\nCopies of Confirmation Letter To: w\nMary Cloutier Paula Carter Cressida Lozano aR\nJoyce Bagby Sharon Dawson \u201c\n\nJanet Myers Karen Giddens g\nBonnie Tucker Paul Knouse\nRIRT Form 991 - WML 87187 u", "img_64865.png": "WHO IS ELIGIBLE?\nOLD AGE ASSISTANCE Hf\nThe Old Age Assistance program, which was established in Missouri The person who:\nin 1935, is designed to provide assistance to needy persons 65 years of age oe f Id\nor over who do not have sufficient financial resources for their support. ISSO DEY EATSRORABS-OF.OLGSE\nis also the purpose of this program to make available to such persons, \u2018 : ee ae\nIt is also the purp this poe Meee , @ is unable to earn a living and his income or resources from any source are not enough to meet basic\nwhenever possible, social services which they may need resulting from Rees\nlimited income, health problems, loss of family and other personal prob-\nlems. Each eligible person may receive up to $85 a month, except that @ is living in the State\npersons who are \u201ccompletely bedfast and totally disabled\u201d may receive up , 5\nto $110 a month. For the person who is a patient in a licensed practical @ has not given away, sold, or transferred any real or personal property within the past five years unless\nnursing home the maximum is $125 a month and the maximum grant he received fair and valuable consideration\nfor a patient in a licensed domiciliary nursing home is $110 a month. nls ts . \u2018 fr ,\nSS @ if single, may own cash or securities with a value of less than $1,000. If married, and living with\nJi. = spouse, the amount they own, individually or together, cannot exceed $2,000\nYW =X Go\nPS\u201c, eA oe @ does not own property of any kind or character totalling over $10,500\nwy nae \u2018 a i stat ied ie 3 ;\n4, | yh a \u00ae is not a resident of a public institution, unless it is a public medical institution (except that a patient\n: Sas Z 65 years of age or older in the State \u2018Tuberculosis Sanatorium or a State Mental Hospital may be eligible) .\nLY ear \u2014 yt tl ) \u00a7\nY x HN A Py \u2014)-\nYd = ieee /\n4 \\ Pie ir \\ Lp G\nPoel - z .\n: ; g \\\n( a \\ oe b J\n\\\neaedtene\n= 3", "img_64866.png": "WHO IS ELIGIBLE?\nOLD AGE ASSISTANCE Hf\nThe Old Age Assistance program, which was established in Missouri The person who:\nin 1935, is designed to provide assistance to needy persons 65 years of age oe f Id\nor over who do not have sufficient financial resources for their support. ISSO DEY EATSRORABS-OF.OLGSE\nis also the purpose of this program to make available to such persons, \u2018 : ee ae\nIt is also the purp this poe Meee , @ is unable to earn a living and his income or resources from any source are not enough to meet basic\nwhenever possible, social services which they may need resulting from Rees\nlimited income, health problems, loss of family and other personal prob-\nlems. Each eligible person may receive up to $85 a month, except that @ is living in the State\npersons who are \u201ccompletely bedfast and totally disabled\u201d may receive up , 5\nto $110 a month. For the person who is a patient in a licensed practical @ has not given away, sold, or transferred any real or personal property within the past five years unless\nnursing home the maximum is $125 a month and the maximum grant he received fair and valuable consideration\nfor a patient in a licensed domiciliary nursing home is $110 a month. nls ts . \u2018 fr ,\nSS @ if single, may own cash or securities with a value of less than $1,000. If married, and living with\nJi. = spouse, the amount they own, individually or together, cannot exceed $2,000\nYW =X Go\nPS\u201c, eA oe @ does not own property of any kind or character totalling over $10,500\nwy nae \u2018 a i stat ied ie 3 ;\n4, | yh a \u00ae is not a resident of a public institution, unless it is a public medical institution (except that a patient\n: Sas Z 65 years of age or older in the State \u2018Tuberculosis Sanatorium or a State Mental Hospital may be eligible) .\nLY ear \u2014 yt tl ) \u00a7\nY x HN A Py \u2014)-\nYd = ieee /\n4 \\ Pie ir \\ Lp G\nPoel - z .\n: ; g \\\n( a \\ oe b J\n\\\neaedtene\n= 3", "img_64908.png": "WHO IS ELIGIBLE?\nOLD AGE ASSISTANCE Hf\nThe Old Age Assistance program, which was established in Missouri The person who:\nin 1935, is designed to provide assistance to needy persons 65 years of age oe f Id\nor over who do not have sufficient financial resources for their support. ISSO DEY EATSRORABS-OF.OLGSE\nis also the purpose of this program to make available to such persons, \u2018 : ee ae\nIt is also the purp this poe Meee , @ is unable to earn a living and his income or resources from any source are not enough to meet basic\nwhenever possible, social services which they may need resulting from Rees\nlimited income, health problems, loss of family and other personal prob-\nlems. Each eligible person may receive up to $85 a month, except that @ is living in the State\npersons who are \u201ccompletely bedfast and totally disabled\u201d may receive up , 5\nto $110 a month. For the person who is a patient in a licensed practical @ has not given away, sold, or transferred any real or personal property within the past five years unless\nnursing home the maximum is $125 a month and the maximum grant he received fair and valuable consideration\nfor a patient in a licensed domiciliary nursing home is $110 a month. nls ts . \u2018 fr ,\nSS @ if single, may own cash or securities with a value of less than $1,000. If married, and living with\nJi. = spouse, the amount they own, individually or together, cannot exceed $2,000\nYW =X Go\nPS\u201c, eA oe @ does not own property of any kind or character totalling over $10,500\nwy nae \u2018 a i stat ied ie 3 ;\n4, | yh a \u00ae is not a resident of a public institution, unless it is a public medical institution (except that a patient\n: Sas Z 65 years of age or older in the State \u2018Tuberculosis Sanatorium or a State Mental Hospital may be eligible) .\nLY ear \u2014 yt tl ) \u00a7\nY x HN A Py \u2014)-\nYd = ieee /\n4 \\ Pie ir \\ Lp G\nPoel - z .\n: ; g \\\n( a \\ oe b J\n\\\neaedtene\n= 3", "img_64909.png": "WHO IS ELIGIBLE?\nOLD AGE ASSISTANCE Hf\nThe Old Age Assistance program, which was established in Missouri The person who:\nin 1935, is designed to provide assistance to needy persons 65 years of age oe f Id\nor over who do not have sufficient financial resources for their support. ISSO DEY EATSRORABS-OF.OLGSE\nis also the purpose of this program to make available to such persons, \u2018 : ee ae\nIt is also the purp this poe Meee , @ is unable to earn a living and his income or resources from any source are not enough to meet basic\nwhenever possible, social services which they may need resulting from Rees\nlimited income, health problems, loss of family and other personal prob-\nlems. Each eligible person may receive up to $85 a month, except that @ is living in the State\npersons who are \u201ccompletely bedfast and totally disabled\u201d may receive up , 5\nto $110 a month. For the person who is a patient in a licensed practical @ has not given away, sold, or transferred any real or personal property within the past five years unless\nnursing home the maximum is $125 a month and the maximum grant he received fair and valuable consideration\nfor a patient in a licensed domiciliary nursing home is $110 a month. nls ts . \u2018 fr ,\nSS @ if single, may own cash or securities with a value of less than $1,000. If married, and living with\nJi. = spouse, the amount they own, individually or together, cannot exceed $2,000\nYW =X Go\nPS\u201c, eA oe @ does not own property of any kind or character totalling over $10,500\nwy nae \u2018 a i stat ied ie 3 ;\n4, | yh a \u00ae is not a resident of a public institution, unless it is a public medical institution (except that a patient\n: Sas Z 65 years of age or older in the State \u2018Tuberculosis Sanatorium or a State Mental Hospital may be eligible) .\nLY ear \u2014 yt tl ) \u00a7\nY x HN A Py \u2014)-\nYd = ieee /\n4 \\ Pie ir \\ Lp G\nPoel - z .\n: ; g \\\n( a \\ oe b J\n\\\neaedtene\n= 3", "img_58018.png": "~\noO\nN\n8\n\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3\n=\nz\n\nIV. Manuscripts \u2014 Premarin TMG 8\n\neS\n\nLobo R, IAL 300-US Lead paper (3-28-03) Gary Grubb to contact authors for participation\n\nDorin M, Covering vasomotor, VMI, (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by mid April\n\nLewis V, metabolic and basic safety\n\nSimon J,\n\nGrubb G\n\nPickar J, JA2 300-US Endometrial, bleeding (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nYeh I, and safety (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nCunnane M,\n\n[Archer D\n\nLindsey R, JA2 300-US Bone mineral density- (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nGallagher C, Final data analysis (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nHarrison D\n\nZinaman M,\n\nPickar J\n2\noO\nec\n\u00ae\nTo\ntc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\n3\n\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nes\nos\noo", "img_58020.png": "~\noO\nN\n8\n\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3\n=\nz\n\nIV. Manuscripts \u2014 Premarin TMG 8\n\neS\n\nLobo R, IAL 300-US Lead paper (3-28-03) Gary Grubb to contact authors for participation\n\nDorin M, Covering vasomotor, VMI, (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by mid April\n\nLewis V, metabolic and basic safety\n\nSimon J,\n\nGrubb G\n\nPickar J, JA2 300-US Endometrial, bleeding (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nYeh I, and safety (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nCunnane M,\n\n[Archer D\n\nLindsey R, JA2 300-US Bone mineral density- (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nGallagher C, Final data analysis (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nHarrison D\n\nZinaman M,\n\nPickar J\n2\noO\nec\n\u00ae\nTo\ntc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\n3\n\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nes\nos\noo", "img_58021.png": "~\noO\nN\n8\n\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3\n=\nz\n\nIV. Manuscripts \u2014 Premarin TMG 8\n\neS\n\nLobo R, IAL 300-US Lead paper (3-28-03) Gary Grubb to contact authors for participation\n\nDorin M, Covering vasomotor, VMI, (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by mid April\n\nLewis V, metabolic and basic safety\n\nSimon J,\n\nGrubb G\n\nPickar J, JA2 300-US Endometrial, bleeding (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nYeh I, and safety (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nCunnane M,\n\n[Archer D\n\nLindsey R, JA2 300-US Bone mineral density- (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nGallagher C, Final data analysis (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nHarrison D\n\nZinaman M,\n\nPickar J\n2\noO\nec\n\u00ae\nTo\ntc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\n3\n\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nes\nos\noo", "img_58022.png": "~\noO\nN\n8\n\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3\n=\nz\n\nIV. Manuscripts \u2014 Premarin TMG 8\n\neS\n\nLobo R, IAL 300-US Lead paper (3-28-03) Gary Grubb to contact authors for participation\n\nDorin M, Covering vasomotor, VMI, (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by mid April\n\nLewis V, metabolic and basic safety\n\nSimon J,\n\nGrubb G\n\nPickar J, JA2 300-US Endometrial, bleeding (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nYeh I, and safety (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nCunnane M,\n\n[Archer D\n\nLindsey R, JA2 300-US Bone mineral density- (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nGallagher C, Final data analysis (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nHarrison D\n\nZinaman M,\n\nPickar J\n2\noO\nec\n\u00ae\nTo\ntc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\n3\n\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nes\nos\noo", "img_58023.png": "~\noO\nN\n8\n\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3\n=\nz\n\nIV. Manuscripts \u2014 Premarin TMG 8\n\neS\n\nLobo R, IAL 300-US Lead paper (3-28-03) Gary Grubb to contact authors for participation\n\nDorin M, Covering vasomotor, VMI, (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by mid April\n\nLewis V, metabolic and basic safety\n\nSimon J,\n\nGrubb G\n\nPickar J, JA2 300-US Endometrial, bleeding (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nYeh I, and safety (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nCunnane M,\n\n[Archer D\n\nLindsey R, JA2 300-US Bone mineral density- (3-28-03) Jim Pickar to contact authors for participation\n\nGallagher C, Final data analysis (4-2-03) DW preparing outline by late April\n\nHarrison D\n\nZinaman M,\n\nPickar J\n2\noO\nec\n\u00ae\nTo\ntc\n5\noO\n2\nc\na\na\n2\na\na\n3\n\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 9\nes\nos\noo", "img_58444.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58446.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58450.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58451.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58454.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58463.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58464.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_58465.png": "Speakers Bureau Meeting 6\nBUDGET\nMeeting Budget ..........sssssssscsssscsscsscsssesesssssecersssssssacscsssssesesersese D4 109500\n\nFaculty honoraria. 0.00... cscs tesssee tees scesceseeeseeseeeeeseesereree 15,000\n\n(10 x $1,500 per member)\n\nAttendee homoraria.......cccccccescsesscsssesessessssessssessecsseereeeeeee 300,000\n\n(300 x $ 1,000)\n\nMeeting materials............cccccseseeesseteesseressescessssessessseseecsees+0900,000\n\n(Meeting room, AV, transcription, course notebook)\n\nEXpres$ COMMUNICATIONS... cceeseseeeseteeeeeseaesesceeteeeeseeeees 10,000\n\n(Fax, Fedex, telephone)\n\nMeeting implementation/Editorial services.............:.:+++++-+-650,000\n\nManagement fee (@10%)* 0... ceeeeesestseecessesssneaeereresesseseee 643,500\nSupplemental Speakers\u2019 Slide Kit........sssssssssssssssssssersesssscessessersee 45500\n\nLiterature search\n\nCopywriting (editing, proofing, and references)\n\nDesign development\n\nLayout\n\nPhysician approval\n\nType and mechanicals\nTotal. .....scscssscsscsssssssscserscescarassscenstaneceescceessnstssssssesetesssssssesesessereeses 4835000\n*Management fee discounted off customary charge as a courtesy due to meeting budget volume.\nTIMING\nThe National Speakers\u2019 Bureau Meeting will be scheduled by Wyeth-Ayerst sometime in\nOctober or November. A more definitive timeline will be made available once dates have been\nsecured.\n\nDWRITE 065819", "img_25786.png": "oe\n\nAttached herewith are the reports of the four subegroups. Little\nattempt has been made to edit them since it is the substance rather\nthan the form of the material which is important. Copies of these\npapers are being sent only to the members of the Ad Hoc Advisory\nCommittee for their own personal information and use. Additional\ncopies remain in the Office.of War on Hunger, Nutrition and Child\nFeeding Service for guidance in program planning and implementation.\nNo other distribution is being made of these materials.\nAttachments\n(2)\n\n(o}U[RoX=FaN At SS/ATT AVAL [OSU p Z6 OLLI N n= TAleSMULexS | =X6 0] Lelorer=y/nnl (66 [OPA", "img_25788.png": "oe\n\nAttached herewith are the reports of the four subegroups. Little\nattempt has been made to edit them since it is the substance rather\nthan the form of the material which is important. Copies of these\npapers are being sent only to the members of the Ad Hoc Advisory\nCommittee for their own personal information and use. Additional\ncopies remain in the Office.of War on Hunger, Nutrition and Child\nFeeding Service for guidance in program planning and implementation.\nNo other distribution is being made of these materials.\nAttachments\n(2)\n\n(o}U[RoX=FaN At SS/ATT AVAL [OSU p Z6 OLLI N n= TAleSMULexS | =X6 0] Lelorer=y/nnl (66 [OPA", "img_25789.png": "oe\n\nAttached herewith are the reports of the four subegroups. Little\nattempt has been made to edit them since it is the substance rather\nthan the form of the material which is important. Copies of these\npapers are being sent only to the members of the Ad Hoc Advisory\nCommittee for their own personal information and use. Additional\ncopies remain in the Office.of War on Hunger, Nutrition and Child\nFeeding Service for guidance in program planning and implementation.\nNo other distribution is being made of these materials.\nAttachments\n(2)\n\n(o}U[RoX=FaN At SS/ATT AVAL [OSU p Z6 OLLI N n= TAleSMULexS | =X6 0] Lelorer=y/nnl (66 [OPA", "img_61120.png": "Summary Report of Group No. One\n\nProblem: Lack of Nutrients in the Diet\n\nIt was concluded that priorities should not be established for specific facets\nof the problem but, instead, priority should be given to the general need for a\nmulti-discipline, organized approach, aimed at making an adequate diet available\nto the consumer.\n\nTo this end, joint participation should be sought from AID, local governments,\nlocal and U.S. industries, scientists, academic institutions, and even give away\nprograms in which they will share responsibility and input.\n\nSince the approach in a specific country must be structured to reflect the\nneeds of that country and should be flexiale and evolve as the program develops,\nit was suggested that AID might provide a central source of information and\nevaluation in the form of a multi-disciplinary advisory body. This body could\nact as a coordinator and insure that general programs are tailored to meet\nspecific country needs.\n\nWith respect to particular facets of the problem of lack of nutrients in the\ndiet, the following suggestions were offered:\n\n1. Lack of protein availability should be attacked by supplementation or forti-\nfication, depending on what is available under the circumstances.\n\n2. Incentives should be producer oriented, and U.S. industry participation\nshould be part of the total concept. Perhaps this participation could be in the\nform of a consortium. However, it should be kept in mind that local governments\nrequire incentives also.\n\n3. Lack of food standards should be approached both from the need for forti-\nfication and enrichment regulations and from the problem of handling and util-\nization of wastes.\n\n4, U.S. type protein rich foods should not be discouraged.\n\n5. Within a particular country the pilot project approach should receive\npriority since it can serve as a showcase of tangible results.", "img_61121.png": "Summary Report of Group No. One\n\nProblem: Lack of Nutrients in the Diet\n\nIt was concluded that priorities should not be established for specific facets\nof the problem but, instead, priority should be given to the general need for a\nmulti-discipline, organized approach, aimed at making an adequate diet available\nto the consumer.\n\nTo this end, joint participation should be sought from AID, local governments,\nlocal and U.S. industries, scientists, academic institutions, and even give away\nprograms in which they will share responsibility and input.\n\nSince the approach in a specific country must be structured to reflect the\nneeds of that country and should be flexiale and evolve as the program develops,\nit was suggested that AID might provide a central source of information and\nevaluation in the form of a multi-disciplinary advisory body. This body could\nact as a coordinator and insure that general programs are tailored to meet\nspecific country needs.\n\nWith respect to particular facets of the problem of lack of nutrients in the\ndiet, the following suggestions were offered:\n\n1. Lack of protein availability should be attacked by supplementation or forti-\nfication, depending on what is available under the circumstances.\n\n2. Incentives should be producer oriented, and U.S. industry participation\nshould be part of the total concept. Perhaps this participation could be in the\nform of a consortium. However, it should be kept in mind that local governments\nrequire incentives also.\n\n3. Lack of food standards should be approached both from the need for forti-\nfication and enrichment regulations and from the problem of handling and util-\nization of wastes.\n\n4, U.S. type protein rich foods should not be discouraged.\n\n5. Within a particular country the pilot project approach should receive\npriority since it can serve as a showcase of tangible results.", "img_61122.png": "Summary Report of Group No. One\n\nProblem: Lack of Nutrients in the Diet\n\nIt was concluded that priorities should not be established for specific facets\nof the problem but, instead, priority should be given to the general need for a\nmulti-discipline, organized approach, aimed at making an adequate diet available\nto the consumer.\n\nTo this end, joint participation should be sought from AID, local governments,\nlocal and U.S. industries, scientists, academic institutions, and even give away\nprograms in which they will share responsibility and input.\n\nSince the approach in a specific country must be structured to reflect the\nneeds of that country and should be flexiale and evolve as the program develops,\nit was suggested that AID might provide a central source of information and\nevaluation in the form of a multi-disciplinary advisory body. This body could\nact as a coordinator and insure that general programs are tailored to meet\nspecific country needs.\n\nWith respect to particular facets of the problem of lack of nutrients in the\ndiet, the following suggestions were offered:\n\n1. Lack of protein availability should be attacked by supplementation or forti-\nfication, depending on what is available under the circumstances.\n\n2. Incentives should be producer oriented, and U.S. industry participation\nshould be part of the total concept. Perhaps this participation could be in the\nform of a consortium. However, it should be kept in mind that local governments\nrequire incentives also.\n\n3. Lack of food standards should be approached both from the need for forti-\nfication and enrichment regulations and from the problem of handling and util-\nization of wastes.\n\n4, U.S. type protein rich foods should not be discouraged.\n\n5. Within a particular country the pilot project approach should receive\npriority since it can serve as a showcase of tangible results.", "img_61123.png": "Summary Report of Group No. One\n\nProblem: Lack of Nutrients in the Diet\n\nIt was concluded that priorities should not be established for specific facets\nof the problem but, instead, priority should be given to the general need for a\nmulti-discipline, organized approach, aimed at making an adequate diet available\nto the consumer.\n\nTo this end, joint participation should be sought from AID, local governments,\nlocal and U.S. industries, scientists, academic institutions, and even give away\nprograms in which they will share responsibility and input.\n\nSince the approach in a specific country must be structured to reflect the\nneeds of that country and should be flexiale and evolve as the program develops,\nit was suggested that AID might provide a central source of information and\nevaluation in the form of a multi-disciplinary advisory body. This body could\nact as a coordinator and insure that general programs are tailored to meet\nspecific country needs.\n\nWith respect to particular facets of the problem of lack of nutrients in the\ndiet, the following suggestions were offered:\n\n1. Lack of protein availability should be attacked by supplementation or forti-\nfication, depending on what is available under the circumstances.\n\n2. Incentives should be producer oriented, and U.S. industry participation\nshould be part of the total concept. Perhaps this participation could be in the\nform of a consortium. However, it should be kept in mind that local governments\nrequire incentives also.\n\n3. Lack of food standards should be approached both from the need for forti-\nfication and enrichment regulations and from the problem of handling and util-\nization of wastes.\n\n4, U.S. type protein rich foods should not be discouraged.\n\n5. Within a particular country the pilot project approach should receive\npriority since it can serve as a showcase of tangible results.", "img_60877.png": "Summary Report of Group No. 2\nProblem: Lack of Local Resources\nAlthough the group was not required to establish a priority among the four\nproblems presented for discussion, it wished to express an opinion that local\nresources--manpower and material resources--are of utmost importance and are\nbasic to solving other problems,\nWith respect to the following recommendations, it should be noted that condi-\ntions within the country or needs of a country may often require a modification\nof these recommendations or possible development of a completely new approach.\nThe suggested recommendations are:\n1. Three or four regional training centers should be set up during the coming\nyear to train professional, technical, and para-professional assistants in the\nfields of nutrition, food technology, administration of child feeding programs\nand/or other disciplines which might be required.\n2. These technical training centers shall be expansions of existing technical\ncenters or educational centers which already have achieved the competency in one\nor more of these disciplines, e.g. INCAP, National Institute of Nutrition in\nBogota, Nutrition Research Center in the Philippines, Department of Nutrition\nHebrew University in Jerusalem.\n3. The personnel should be trained at in-country institutions or at an institu-\ntion located in the region, and trained in the U.S. only under special circum-\nstances, e.g. training of government personnel in food economics to assist\nindustries attempting to locate in the country or training of personnel in\neducation methods to assist in in-country training.\n4, Training should result in two levels of technical personnel:\na. The degree level or possibly the graduate level.\nb. The para-professional personnel who may receive one or two years of\npractical and limited theoretical training--the relation of these two should\nbe at least ten para-professionals to one higher level personnel.\n5. The competent staff in established centers should be augmented by temporary\njunior staff instructors from U.S., recognizing that as the training progresses,\nnationals may take over the work of visiting junior staff.\n6. The instruction should include practical training involving research for the\nhigher levels of training and experience in local problems for the para-profes-\nsional personnel,\n7. These training programs should coordinate closely with existing programs such\nas: a. the New International Education Act of HEW and its operation; b. the\nUSDA training program in home economics; c. the interagency training centers\nsuch as PAHO and WHO and international agencies.\n8. Emphasis in training of manpower should be placed on instruction and not on\nfacilities. It is recommended that possibly 75% of the funding be for training\nand 25% be for physical facilities.", "img_60878.png": "Summary Report of Group No. 2\nProblem: Lack of Local Resources\nAlthough the group was not required to establish a priority among the four\nproblems presented for discussion, it wished to express an opinion that local\nresources--manpower and material resources--are of utmost importance and are\nbasic to solving other problems,\nWith respect to the following recommendations, it should be noted that condi-\ntions within the country or needs of a country may often require a modification\nof these recommendations or possible development of a completely new approach.\nThe suggested recommendations are:\n1. Three or four regional training centers should be set up during the coming\nyear to train professional, technical, and para-professional assistants in the\nfields of nutrition, food technology, administration of child feeding programs\nand/or other disciplines which might be required.\n2. These technical training centers shall be expansions of existing technical\ncenters or educational centers which already have achieved the competency in one\nor more of these disciplines, e.g. INCAP, National Institute of Nutrition in\nBogota, Nutrition Research Center in the Philippines, Department of Nutrition\nHebrew University in Jerusalem.\n3. The personnel should be trained at in-country institutions or at an institu-\ntion located in the region, and trained in the U.S. only under special circum-\nstances, e.g. training of government personnel in food economics to assist\nindustries attempting to locate in the country or training of personnel in\neducation methods to assist in in-country training.\n4, Training should result in two levels of technical personnel:\na. The degree level or possibly the graduate level.\nb. The para-professional personnel who may receive one or two years of\npractical and limited theoretical training--the relation of these two should\nbe at least ten para-professionals to one higher level personnel.\n5. The competent staff in established centers should be augmented by temporary\njunior staff instructors from U.S., recognizing that as the training progresses,\nnationals may take over the work of visiting junior staff.\n6. The instruction should include practical training involving research for the\nhigher levels of training and experience in local problems for the para-profes-\nsional personnel,\n7. These training programs should coordinate closely with existing programs such\nas: a. the New International Education Act of HEW and its operation; b. the\nUSDA training program in home economics; c. the interagency training centers\nsuch as PAHO and WHO and international agencies.\n8. Emphasis in training of manpower should be placed on instruction and not on\nfacilities. It is recommended that possibly 75% of the funding be for training\nand 25% be for physical facilities.", "img_60880.png": "Summary Report of Group No. 2\nProblem: Lack of Local Resources\nAlthough the group was not required to establish a priority among the four\nproblems presented for discussion, it wished to express an opinion that local\nresources--manpower and material resources--are of utmost importance and are\nbasic to solving other problems,\nWith respect to the following recommendations, it should be noted that condi-\ntions within the country or needs of a country may often require a modification\nof these recommendations or possible development of a completely new approach.\nThe suggested recommendations are:\n1. Three or four regional training centers should be set up during the coming\nyear to train professional, technical, and para-professional assistants in the\nfields of nutrition, food technology, administration of child feeding programs\nand/or other disciplines which might be required.\n2. These technical training centers shall be expansions of existing technical\ncenters or educational centers which already have achieved the competency in one\nor more of these disciplines, e.g. INCAP, National Institute of Nutrition in\nBogota, Nutrition Research Center in the Philippines, Department of Nutrition\nHebrew University in Jerusalem.\n3. The personnel should be trained at in-country institutions or at an institu-\ntion located in the region, and trained in the U.S. only under special circum-\nstances, e.g. training of government personnel in food economics to assist\nindustries attempting to locate in the country or training of personnel in\neducation methods to assist in in-country training.\n4, Training should result in two levels of technical personnel:\na. The degree level or possibly the graduate level.\nb. The para-professional personnel who may receive one or two years of\npractical and limited theoretical training--the relation of these two should\nbe at least ten para-professionals to one higher level personnel.\n5. The competent staff in established centers should be augmented by temporary\njunior staff instructors from U.S., recognizing that as the training progresses,\nnationals may take over the work of visiting junior staff.\n6. The instruction should include practical training involving research for the\nhigher levels of training and experience in local problems for the para-profes-\nsional personnel,\n7. These training programs should coordinate closely with existing programs such\nas: a. the New International Education Act of HEW and its operation; b. the\nUSDA training program in home economics; c. the interagency training centers\nsuch as PAHO and WHO and international agencies.\n8. Emphasis in training of manpower should be placed on instruction and not on\nfacilities. It is recommended that possibly 75% of the funding be for training\nand 25% be for physical facilities.", "img_60881.png": "Summary Report of Group No. 2\nProblem: Lack of Local Resources\nAlthough the group was not required to establish a priority among the four\nproblems presented for discussion, it wished to express an opinion that local\nresources--manpower and material resources--are of utmost importance and are\nbasic to solving other problems,\nWith respect to the following recommendations, it should be noted that condi-\ntions within the country or needs of a country may often require a modification\nof these recommendations or possible development of a completely new approach.\nThe suggested recommendations are:\n1. Three or four regional training centers should be set up during the coming\nyear to train professional, technical, and para-professional assistants in the\nfields of nutrition, food technology, administration of child feeding programs\nand/or other disciplines which might be required.\n2. These technical training centers shall be expansions of existing technical\ncenters or educational centers which already have achieved the competency in one\nor more of these disciplines, e.g. INCAP, National Institute of Nutrition in\nBogota, Nutrition Research Center in the Philippines, Department of Nutrition\nHebrew University in Jerusalem.\n3. The personnel should be trained at in-country institutions or at an institu-\ntion located in the region, and trained in the U.S. only under special circum-\nstances, e.g. training of government personnel in food economics to assist\nindustries attempting to locate in the country or training of personnel in\neducation methods to assist in in-country training.\n4, Training should result in two levels of technical personnel:\na. The degree level or possibly the graduate level.\nb. The para-professional personnel who may receive one or two years of\npractical and limited theoretical training--the relation of these two should\nbe at least ten para-professionals to one higher level personnel.\n5. The competent staff in established centers should be augmented by temporary\njunior staff instructors from U.S., recognizing that as the training progresses,\nnationals may take over the work of visiting junior staff.\n6. The instruction should include practical training involving research for the\nhigher levels of training and experience in local problems for the para-profes-\nsional personnel,\n7. These training programs should coordinate closely with existing programs such\nas: a. the New International Education Act of HEW and its operation; b. the\nUSDA training program in home economics; c. the interagency training centers\nsuch as PAHO and WHO and international agencies.\n8. Emphasis in training of manpower should be placed on instruction and not on\nfacilities. It is recommended that possibly 75% of the funding be for training\nand 25% be for physical facilities.", "img_60928.png": "Page 2 -- Group No. 3\n\n8. That professional and voluntary national organizations interested in com-\nbatting malnutrition be encouraged by the USAIDs and the their professional\njournals be adequately supported.\n\n9. That the War on Hunger Office take over the support of nutrition surveys of\nthe type carried out for many years by the ICNND and that a follow-up on the\nrecommendations of these surveys be anticipated and made part of the project\nagreement with the host country. It is further recommended that the information\nelicited by these surveys be popularized and, whenever needed, translated into\nthe language of the country for dissemination by the local press.\n\n10. In order to increase the awareness of the population, it is recommended that\nprograms involving nutrition rehabilitation centers, mother craft centers, and\nactivators be encouraged by the USAIDs. That the Office of War on Hunger pro-\nvide the USAIDs with information regarding such programs and place at the dis-\nposal of the USAIDs documents allowing Missions to reap the benefits of previous\nexperiences in these programs. It is further suggested that the possibility of\nusing local people as an indigenous Peace Corps be thoroughly explored and that\nwherever possible the new type of local Red Cross personnel be used.\n\n11. The War on Hunger Office include in its program procedures that would\nbring nutrition information to the people of developing countries; that said\nOffice evaluate and inventory existing material and consider supporting the\nwriting of textbooks for school education in nutrition geared to local re-\nsources and foods.\n\n12. That synoptic resum\u00e9s of information pertaining to the state of nutrition\nin countries of AID interest be written up and disseminated to AID personnel in\nthose countries and to relevant personnel from the host country government\nstaffs.", "img_60929.png": "Page 2 -- Group No. 3\n\n8. That professional and voluntary national organizations interested in com-\nbatting malnutrition be encouraged by the USAIDs and the their professional\njournals be adequately supported.\n\n9. That the War on Hunger Office take over the support of nutrition surveys of\nthe type carried out for many years by the ICNND and that a follow-up on the\nrecommendations of these surveys be anticipated and made part of the project\nagreement with the host country. It is further recommended that the information\nelicited by these surveys be popularized and, whenever needed, translated into\nthe language of the country for dissemination by the local press.\n\n10. In order to increase the awareness of the population, it is recommended that\nprograms involving nutrition rehabilitation centers, mother craft centers, and\nactivators be encouraged by the USAIDs. That the Office of War on Hunger pro-\nvide the USAIDs with information regarding such programs and place at the dis-\nposal of the USAIDs documents allowing Missions to reap the benefits of previous\nexperiences in these programs. It is further suggested that the possibility of\nusing local people as an indigenous Peace Corps be thoroughly explored and that\nwherever possible the new type of local Red Cross personnel be used.\n\n11. The War on Hunger Office include in its program procedures that would\nbring nutrition information to the people of developing countries; that said\nOffice evaluate and inventory existing material and consider supporting the\nwriting of textbooks for school education in nutrition geared to local re-\nsources and foods.\n\n12. That synoptic resum\u00e9s of information pertaining to the state of nutrition\nin countries of AID interest be written up and disseminated to AID personnel in\nthose countries and to relevant personnel from the host country government\nstaffs.", "img_54915.png": "oe : OU eae\nII. MARKET DYNAMICS\ne If not reversed, the effects of aging will result in a 22 share point\ngap between RJR and. PM by 1995.\nProjected Effect of Aging ~\u2014\n50\nPM 49.2\n40\n_ RJR 27.0\n20\n84 86 88 90 92 94 96\nYEARS\nLb9S SETes :", "img_54916.png": "oe : OU eae\nII. MARKET DYNAMICS\ne If not reversed, the effects of aging will result in a 22 share point\ngap between RJR and. PM by 1995.\nProjected Effect of Aging ~\u2014\n50\nPM 49.2\n40\n_ RJR 27.0\n20\n84 86 88 90 92 94 96\nYEARS\nLb9S SETes :", "img_60935.png": "; ISSUES\n; FOR GENERAL CONSIDERATION\n@ Sub-Agenda for 9:30 a.m. - Monday, May 10\n1. What should the role of Health Department be as the\nCounty moves toward Comprehensive Coordinated Health\nService Centers? : :\n2. What is the future role of Health Districts? Should\nwe recommend shift in direction of further decentrali- i\nZanGLOUt- 14\n3. Environmental Health -- Should there be a recommendation\nfor organizational changes to provide for stronger focus?\n4. Should there be a central office for planning and\nevaluation? What would the relation of such an office\nbe to Research and to Records and Statistics?\n5. . Should there be a strengthening of the centralized\ndepartmental focus for staff education and training? :\ne@ 6. What should APHA have to say about G.P.C. (Group\nPerformance Control) Programs?\n7. Should there be recommendations with reference to\nutilization of and the ratios of professional to\nclerical and non-professional supporting personnel?\n8. Should there be recommendations concerning the role\n. of program and district staffs in budget planning?\nf 9. Where should the leadership for Mental Health be placed\nin the Department?\n10. What should we recommend with reference to eligibility\n5 / determination? Where should responsibility be placed\nin the Department? What-is the relationship to other\nDepartment standards?\nAeemlis any change in relationship to educational institutions :\nto be recommended?", "img_60936.png": "; ISSUES\n; FOR GENERAL CONSIDERATION\n@ Sub-Agenda for 9:30 a.m. - Monday, May 10\n1. What should the role of Health Department be as the\nCounty moves toward Comprehensive Coordinated Health\nService Centers? : :\n2. What is the future role of Health Districts? Should\nwe recommend shift in direction of further decentrali- i\nZanGLOUt- 14\n3. Environmental Health -- Should there be a recommendation\nfor organizational changes to provide for stronger focus?\n4. Should there be a central office for planning and\nevaluation? What would the relation of such an office\nbe to Research and to Records and Statistics?\n5. . Should there be a strengthening of the centralized\ndepartmental focus for staff education and training? :\ne@ 6. What should APHA have to say about G.P.C. (Group\nPerformance Control) Programs?\n7. Should there be recommendations with reference to\nutilization of and the ratios of professional to\nclerical and non-professional supporting personnel?\n8. Should there be recommendations concerning the role\n. of program and district staffs in budget planning?\nf 9. Where should the leadership for Mental Health be placed\nin the Department?\n10. What should we recommend with reference to eligibility\n5 / determination? Where should responsibility be placed\nin the Department? What-is the relationship to other\nDepartment standards?\nAeemlis any change in relationship to educational institutions :\nto be recommended?", "img_60937.png": "; ISSUES\n; FOR GENERAL CONSIDERATION\n@ Sub-Agenda for 9:30 a.m. - Monday, May 10\n1. What should the role of Health Department be as the\nCounty moves toward Comprehensive Coordinated Health\nService Centers? : :\n2. What is the future role of Health Districts? Should\nwe recommend shift in direction of further decentrali- i\nZanGLOUt- 14\n3. Environmental Health -- Should there be a recommendation\nfor organizational changes to provide for stronger focus?\n4. Should there be a central office for planning and\nevaluation? What would the relation of such an office\nbe to Research and to Records and Statistics?\n5. . Should there be a strengthening of the centralized\ndepartmental focus for staff education and training? :\ne@ 6. What should APHA have to say about G.P.C. (Group\nPerformance Control) Programs?\n7. Should there be recommendations with reference to\nutilization of and the ratios of professional to\nclerical and non-professional supporting personnel?\n8. Should there be recommendations concerning the role\n. of program and district staffs in budget planning?\nf 9. Where should the leadership for Mental Health be placed\nin the Department?\n10. What should we recommend with reference to eligibility\n5 / determination? Where should responsibility be placed\nin the Department? What-is the relationship to other\nDepartment standards?\nAeemlis any change in relationship to educational institutions :\nto be recommended?", "img_60938.png": "; ISSUES\n; FOR GENERAL CONSIDERATION\n@ Sub-Agenda for 9:30 a.m. - Monday, May 10\n1. What should the role of Health Department be as the\nCounty moves toward Comprehensive Coordinated Health\nService Centers? : :\n2. What is the future role of Health Districts? Should\nwe recommend shift in direction of further decentrali- i\nZanGLOUt- 14\n3. Environmental Health -- Should there be a recommendation\nfor organizational changes to provide for stronger focus?\n4. Should there be a central office for planning and\nevaluation? What would the relation of such an office\nbe to Research and to Records and Statistics?\n5. . Should there be a strengthening of the centralized\ndepartmental focus for staff education and training? :\ne@ 6. What should APHA have to say about G.P.C. (Group\nPerformance Control) Programs?\n7. Should there be recommendations with reference to\nutilization of and the ratios of professional to\nclerical and non-professional supporting personnel?\n8. Should there be recommendations concerning the role\n. of program and district staffs in budget planning?\nf 9. Where should the leadership for Mental Health be placed\nin the Department?\n10. What should we recommend with reference to eligibility\n5 / determination? Where should responsibility be placed\nin the Department? What-is the relationship to other\nDepartment standards?\nAeemlis any change in relationship to educational institutions :\nto be recommended?", "img_56968.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56970.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56971.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56972.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56973.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56974.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_56975.png": "AS\nSCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n19. NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Contd.)\n(xiv) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPHS 3, 4C AND 4D OF PART II OF\nSCHEDULE VI OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956.\n(A) Licensed and Installed Capacity and Actual Production\nUnit of Quantity ben CAPACITY PRODUCTION\nCigarettes | Million |1,23,547 (a) |1,23,547 (@) 107,773 99,349 63,038 | 59,1238\nSmoking Tobacco | Tonne : NLA NA. NLA. : NA. 163 118 i\nPrinting and Packaging | i i : /\nincluding Flexibles | Tonne : NLA. NLA. 59,803 : 47,837 46,025 (b) i 38,316 (b) '\nCorrugated Fibre Board | i i \u2018 '\nContainers i Million i 60 NLA. oO NLA: 23 i NLA. |\nRedried Tobacco | Tonne i NA NA NA NA 99,483 (b) | 1,03,889 (b) |\nPulp | Tonne 1 NA NA. 100,000 1,00,000 98,950 (b) 97,615 (b) i\nPaperboards and Paper | Tonne i NLA. NLA. 352,500 | 352,500 3,90, 458 (6) i 3,65,819 (b) |\nSmacks [Tome NA NA 800 NA NA\na) The \u201cRegistered/Licensed Capacity\u201d (including as approved by \u201cLetters of Intent\u201d) is exclusive of additional capacities\npermissible under the policy of the Government of India.\nb) Includes production meant for internal consumption.\nN.A. - Not Applicable\n(B) Particulars in respect of Sales *\n\u201cUnitof | QUANTITY. ~\u2014s\u00ab|\u2014\u2014~=CSACLUESCstCSs\nQUANTI Y eee eee RS. | Crores) _(\n; 2007 2006. 2007 2006\nCigarettes Million 81,265 | 75,894 | 12824.42 | 1132287 _\nSmoking Tobacco Tonne 164 i 93 9.09 6.64 i\nPrinted Materials Tonne | 14,361 7,725 111.50 74.06 |\nAgri Products i i\n- Unmanufactured Tobacco Tonne 49,691 45,714 | 422.34) 356,31 |\n- Soya Extraction Tonne 364,544 | 4,23,778 374.78 | 397.92\n- Soya Oil Tonne 75,623 82,719 | 297.69 | 279.43\n- Soya Seeds Tonne 228,243 | 71472 299.41 89.55 |\n- Rice Tonne 474,230 | 2,70,703 | 502.59 | 285.63 |\n- Wheat Tonne 181,996 | 2,33,241 190.08 | 198.69\n- Others 501.44 | 283.46\nMarine Products Tonne 1,654 | 898 72.02 36.26 |\nSpecialty Paper Tonne i 19,674 19,871 135.30 132.53\nPaperboards and Paper Tonne 301,196 2,90,109 | 1016.41 | -938.37 |\nBranded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, i i i\nConfectionery etc.) Tonne : 4,98,376 i 3,44,745 1071.02 656.70 '\nHotel Sales/Income from Services i 978.77 77785 i\nOthers (Branded Garments, Greeting Cards, i i i\nReady to Eat Foods etc.) i i 698.25 388.16 '\n: 19505.05 | 1622443 |\n* Net of Sales Returns and Damaged Stocks etc. ee\n@\u00ae\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57031.png": "SCHEDULES TO THE ACCOUNTS\n21. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES (Contd.)\n3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS ON 31.03.2007 (Rs. in Crores)\nAssociates & Key Management Employee\n[| __ Subsidiaries | Others Joint Ventures Personnel Trusts\npo 20072006 | 20072006 | 2007 | 2006 | 2007_| 2006 | 2007_| 2006 |\n1. Sale of Goods / Services 102.92 61.84 30.50 34.77\n2. Purchase of Goods / Services 250.75 82.28 162.53 144.61\n3. Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets\n(including project consultancy fees, etc.) 0.01\n4, \u2014 Sale of Fixed Assets / Scrap 0.08 0.12 0.13 0.14\n5. Acquisition of Investments\n- Purchase of CLI3L e-Services Limited Shares from I3L Limited 51.00\n6. Interest Income 0.03 0.03\n7. Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\n\u2014 __ Directors [See Schedule 19 (xi)] 10.27 7.09\n\u2014 Others 3.34 2.26\n8. Rent Paid 257 1.00 0.01 0.03 0.01\n9. Reimbursement of Contractual Remuneration 0.10 0.08\n10. Remuneration of managers on deputation recovered 6.45 4.85 2.02 1.69\n11. Donations 4.00 1.50\n12. Contributions to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 56.95 31.34\n13. Dividend income 18.50 7.10 2.59 1.41\n14. Dividend payments 263.09 205.18 0.67 0.18\n15. \u2014 Expenses recovered 9.04 5.15 0.02 0.02 3.96 2.74\n16. Expenses reimbursed 5.29 6.10 2.53 2.60\n17. Loans Given 75.64 55.24\n18. \u2014 Receipt towards Loan Repayment 64.11 54.64 0.13 0.11\n19. Advances Given 26.27 0.88 6.50\n20. \u2014 Receipt towards refund of Advances 0.13 2.40 2.10\n21. Advances Received 17.97\n22. Payment towards refund of Advances 17.95 0.02\n23. \u2014 Deposits received during the year 0.31\n24. Deposits refunded during the year 0.01\n25. \u2014 Receipt towards refund of Deposits 0.19\n26. Balances as on 31st March,\ni) Debtors / Receivables 9.84 7.34 21.80 30.68\nii) Advances Given 85.36 58.60 6.84 8.06 14.68 0.01\niii) Loans Given 188.86 177.33 1.00 1.13\niv) Deposits with (including Deposits towards\nProperty Options) 2.56 2.56 42.29 42.29\nv) Advances Taken 0.02\nvi) Deposits From 3.36 3.37\nvii) Creditors/Payables 7.38 43.22 6.48 6.70 8.76\nviii) Investments in Non-Convertible Debentures 45.00 15.00\n27. Provision for subsidiary (made in earlier years) 3 XS\nas on 31st March 50.00 50.00 e ine\n@ 28. In addition, remuneration of managers on E\ndeputation, absorbed 0.04 0.03 0.79 0.36 gp", "img_55124.png": "TTC Limited\nFOR THE YEAR ENDED 3157 MARCH, 2007\n(Figures for the previous year have been rearranged to conform with For the year ended For we yes ended.\nthe revised: presentations 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs, in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nA. NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX AND EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS 4049.06 3377.18\nADJUSTMENTS FOR:\nDepreciation 393.78 359.49\nInterest etc. - Net [Excluding Rs. 12.28 Crores (2006 - Rs. 10.70 Crores) (net) (credit)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (20.35) 1.48\nIncome from Long Term Investments (3.06) (3.01)\nIncome from Current Investments [Excluding Rs. 14.71 Crores (2006 - Rs. 11.86 Crores)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (186.14) (157.40)\nFixed Assets - Loss on Sale/Write off - Net 19,70 18.83\n(Profit) / Loss on Sale of Current Investments - Net (6.90) G46)\nExcess of Cost over Fair Value of Investments 20.60 12.76\nUnrealised (Gain) / Loss on Exchange (Net) (3.54) 155\n(Write Back) / Provision for Fixed Assets given on lease \u2014 (4.46)\nAmortisation of Miscellaneous Expenditure 0.10 OAT\nLiability no longer required: written back (27.46) 186.73 (10.64) 2:18:25\nOPERATING PROFIT BEFORE WORKING CAPITAL CHANGES 4235.79 3595.43\nADJUSTMENTS FOR +\nTrade and Other Receivables (236.52) (400,10):\nInventories (819,24) (572.35)\nTrade Payables 379.18 (676.58) 278,58 (393,87)\n\u2018CASH GENERATED: FROM OPERAHONS 3559.21 320156:\nIncome Tax Paid including Fringe Benefit Tax (net of refunds) (1311.60) (1037.08)\nCash Flow before Exceptional Items 2247.61 2164.48\nExceptional items paid [See Schedule 19(i)] _ (67.87)\nNET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2247.61 2096.61\nB. CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES\nPurchase of Fixed: Assets: (1785.11) (227,99)\nSale of Fixed Assets 3.91 5,96\nPurchase of Business (See Note: 1: Below) (38.83) (8.83)\nPurchase of Current Investments (28821.37) (33193.21)\nSale/Redemption of Current Investments 29446.21 3364941\nShare of Profit of Associates in Long Term Investment \u00a7.39 4.54\nPurchase of Long Term Investments (1.60) \u2014\nSale of Long Term Investments 0.01 co\nIncome from Current Investments Received 40.65 24.22\nIncome from bong Term Investments Received 3.06 3.08\nDividend Received from Associates 1.24 1,04\nInterest Received 25.12 10.39\nRefund of Deposits towards Property Options 47.50 46.50\nLoans Given - Net (7.95) (3.48)\nPurchase of Minority Interest in a Subsidiary (2.38) \u2014\nPurchase of Interest in a Subsidiary _ = _ (140)\nNET CASH USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES (1084.15) (282.77)\nC.. CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES\nProceeds from issue of Share Capital 42.39 65.95\nProceeds from Long Term Borrowings ce 30.57 21.01\nNet increase / (decrease) in Cash/Export Credit Facilities and other Short Term Loans 23.65 (148.05)\nInterest etc. Paid (9.73) (16.95)\nDividends Paid (996.97) (773.80)\nIncome Tax on Dividend Paid (144.81) (111.33)\nNET CASH FLOW USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES (1054.90) (963.77)\nNET INCREASE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 108.56 850,07\nOPENING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 977.77 120.06\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON CONVERSION OF JOINT VENTURE TO.\nSUBSIDIARY [See Note 2 below] 0.17 =\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON ACQUISITION OF SUBSIDIARY [See Note 3 Below] = 7.64\nCLOSING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS: 1086.50 OTL TT.\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS COMPRISE :\nCash and Bank Balances 1086.50 977.27\nNotes:\nJ. Purchase consideration of Rs. 232.99 Crores (net of liability of Rs, 15.03 Crores\ntowards sales tax deferment loans assumed) on acquisition of business in 2004, payable\nto: M/s BILT Industrial Packaging Company Limited: 232.99 232.99\nCash paid {including Rs. 38.83 Crores (2006 - Rs. 38.83 Crores) during the year as per\nscheme of repayment} 155.32 116.49\nBalance Payable 77.67 136.50\n2. Cash & Cash Equivalents include Rs. 0.17 Crore of King Maker Marketing Inc. acquired consequent to it ce\n\u2018becoming a subsidiary of ITC Limited during the year and is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\n3. Cash & Cash Puneet include Rs, 7,64 Crores of Wimco Limited, acquired consequent to it becoming\na subsidiary of ITC Limited in 2005-06 is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\nPer our Report attached to the Balance Sheet On behalf of the Board\nFor A. F. FERGUSON & CO, .\nChasteied Accountants YC. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. DHARMADHIKARI Kk. VAIDYANATH \u2018Director\nPartner\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007 BB. CHATTEREE Secretary.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_55126.png": "TTC Limited\nFOR THE YEAR ENDED 3157 MARCH, 2007\n(Figures for the previous year have been rearranged to conform with For the year ended For we yes ended.\nthe revised: presentations 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs, in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nA. NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX AND EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS 4049.06 3377.18\nADJUSTMENTS FOR:\nDepreciation 393.78 359.49\nInterest etc. - Net [Excluding Rs. 12.28 Crores (2006 - Rs. 10.70 Crores) (net) (credit)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (20.35) 1.48\nIncome from Long Term Investments (3.06) (3.01)\nIncome from Current Investments [Excluding Rs. 14.71 Crores (2006 - Rs. 11.86 Crores)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (186.14) (157.40)\nFixed Assets - Loss on Sale/Write off - Net 19,70 18.83\n(Profit) / Loss on Sale of Current Investments - Net (6.90) G46)\nExcess of Cost over Fair Value of Investments 20.60 12.76\nUnrealised (Gain) / Loss on Exchange (Net) (3.54) 155\n(Write Back) / Provision for Fixed Assets given on lease \u2014 (4.46)\nAmortisation of Miscellaneous Expenditure 0.10 OAT\nLiability no longer required: written back (27.46) 186.73 (10.64) 2:18:25\nOPERATING PROFIT BEFORE WORKING CAPITAL CHANGES 4235.79 3595.43\nADJUSTMENTS FOR +\nTrade and Other Receivables (236.52) (400,10):\nInventories (819,24) (572.35)\nTrade Payables 379.18 (676.58) 278,58 (393,87)\n\u2018CASH GENERATED: FROM OPERAHONS 3559.21 320156:\nIncome Tax Paid including Fringe Benefit Tax (net of refunds) (1311.60) (1037.08)\nCash Flow before Exceptional Items 2247.61 2164.48\nExceptional items paid [See Schedule 19(i)] _ (67.87)\nNET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2247.61 2096.61\nB. CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES\nPurchase of Fixed: Assets: (1785.11) (227,99)\nSale of Fixed Assets 3.91 5,96\nPurchase of Business (See Note: 1: Below) (38.83) (8.83)\nPurchase of Current Investments (28821.37) (33193.21)\nSale/Redemption of Current Investments 29446.21 3364941\nShare of Profit of Associates in Long Term Investment \u00a7.39 4.54\nPurchase of Long Term Investments (1.60) \u2014\nSale of Long Term Investments 0.01 co\nIncome from Current Investments Received 40.65 24.22\nIncome from bong Term Investments Received 3.06 3.08\nDividend Received from Associates 1.24 1,04\nInterest Received 25.12 10.39\nRefund of Deposits towards Property Options 47.50 46.50\nLoans Given - Net (7.95) (3.48)\nPurchase of Minority Interest in a Subsidiary (2.38) \u2014\nPurchase of Interest in a Subsidiary _ = _ (140)\nNET CASH USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES (1084.15) (282.77)\nC.. CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES\nProceeds from issue of Share Capital 42.39 65.95\nProceeds from Long Term Borrowings ce 30.57 21.01\nNet increase / (decrease) in Cash/Export Credit Facilities and other Short Term Loans 23.65 (148.05)\nInterest etc. Paid (9.73) (16.95)\nDividends Paid (996.97) (773.80)\nIncome Tax on Dividend Paid (144.81) (111.33)\nNET CASH FLOW USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES (1054.90) (963.77)\nNET INCREASE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 108.56 850,07\nOPENING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 977.77 120.06\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON CONVERSION OF JOINT VENTURE TO.\nSUBSIDIARY [See Note 2 below] 0.17 =\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON ACQUISITION OF SUBSIDIARY [See Note 3 Below] = 7.64\nCLOSING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS: 1086.50 OTL TT.\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS COMPRISE :\nCash and Bank Balances 1086.50 977.27\nNotes:\nJ. Purchase consideration of Rs. 232.99 Crores (net of liability of Rs, 15.03 Crores\ntowards sales tax deferment loans assumed) on acquisition of business in 2004, payable\nto: M/s BILT Industrial Packaging Company Limited: 232.99 232.99\nCash paid {including Rs. 38.83 Crores (2006 - Rs. 38.83 Crores) during the year as per\nscheme of repayment} 155.32 116.49\nBalance Payable 77.67 136.50\n2. Cash & Cash Equivalents include Rs. 0.17 Crore of King Maker Marketing Inc. acquired consequent to it ce\n\u2018becoming a subsidiary of ITC Limited during the year and is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\n3. Cash & Cash Puneet include Rs, 7,64 Crores of Wimco Limited, acquired consequent to it becoming\na subsidiary of ITC Limited in 2005-06 is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\nPer our Report attached to the Balance Sheet On behalf of the Board\nFor A. F. FERGUSON & CO, .\nChasteied Accountants YC. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. DHARMADHIKARI Kk. VAIDYANATH \u2018Director\nPartner\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007 BB. CHATTEREE Secretary.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_55127.png": "TTC Limited\nFOR THE YEAR ENDED 3157 MARCH, 2007\n(Figures for the previous year have been rearranged to conform with For the year ended For we yes ended.\nthe revised: presentations 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs, in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nA. NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX AND EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS 4049.06 3377.18\nADJUSTMENTS FOR:\nDepreciation 393.78 359.49\nInterest etc. - Net [Excluding Rs. 12.28 Crores (2006 - Rs. 10.70 Crores) (net) (credit)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (20.35) 1.48\nIncome from Long Term Investments (3.06) (3.01)\nIncome from Current Investments [Excluding Rs. 14.71 Crores (2006 - Rs. 11.86 Crores)\nin respect of financial enterprises consolidated] (186.14) (157.40)\nFixed Assets - Loss on Sale/Write off - Net 19,70 18.83\n(Profit) / Loss on Sale of Current Investments - Net (6.90) G46)\nExcess of Cost over Fair Value of Investments 20.60 12.76\nUnrealised (Gain) / Loss on Exchange (Net) (3.54) 155\n(Write Back) / Provision for Fixed Assets given on lease \u2014 (4.46)\nAmortisation of Miscellaneous Expenditure 0.10 OAT\nLiability no longer required: written back (27.46) 186.73 (10.64) 2:18:25\nOPERATING PROFIT BEFORE WORKING CAPITAL CHANGES 4235.79 3595.43\nADJUSTMENTS FOR +\nTrade and Other Receivables (236.52) (400,10):\nInventories (819,24) (572.35)\nTrade Payables 379.18 (676.58) 278,58 (393,87)\n\u2018CASH GENERATED: FROM OPERAHONS 3559.21 320156:\nIncome Tax Paid including Fringe Benefit Tax (net of refunds) (1311.60) (1037.08)\nCash Flow before Exceptional Items 2247.61 2164.48\nExceptional items paid [See Schedule 19(i)] _ (67.87)\nNET CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2247.61 2096.61\nB. CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES\nPurchase of Fixed: Assets: (1785.11) (227,99)\nSale of Fixed Assets 3.91 5,96\nPurchase of Business (See Note: 1: Below) (38.83) (8.83)\nPurchase of Current Investments (28821.37) (33193.21)\nSale/Redemption of Current Investments 29446.21 3364941\nShare of Profit of Associates in Long Term Investment \u00a7.39 4.54\nPurchase of Long Term Investments (1.60) \u2014\nSale of Long Term Investments 0.01 co\nIncome from Current Investments Received 40.65 24.22\nIncome from bong Term Investments Received 3.06 3.08\nDividend Received from Associates 1.24 1,04\nInterest Received 25.12 10.39\nRefund of Deposits towards Property Options 47.50 46.50\nLoans Given - Net (7.95) (3.48)\nPurchase of Minority Interest in a Subsidiary (2.38) \u2014\nPurchase of Interest in a Subsidiary _ = _ (140)\nNET CASH USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES (1084.15) (282.77)\nC.. CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES\nProceeds from issue of Share Capital 42.39 65.95\nProceeds from Long Term Borrowings ce 30.57 21.01\nNet increase / (decrease) in Cash/Export Credit Facilities and other Short Term Loans 23.65 (148.05)\nInterest etc. Paid (9.73) (16.95)\nDividends Paid (996.97) (773.80)\nIncome Tax on Dividend Paid (144.81) (111.33)\nNET CASH FLOW USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES (1054.90) (963.77)\nNET INCREASE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 108.56 850,07\nOPENING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 977.77 120.06\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON CONVERSION OF JOINT VENTURE TO.\nSUBSIDIARY [See Note 2 below] 0.17 =\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS ON ACQUISITION OF SUBSIDIARY [See Note 3 Below] = 7.64\nCLOSING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS: 1086.50 OTL TT.\nCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS COMPRISE :\nCash and Bank Balances 1086.50 977.27\nNotes:\nJ. Purchase consideration of Rs. 232.99 Crores (net of liability of Rs, 15.03 Crores\ntowards sales tax deferment loans assumed) on acquisition of business in 2004, payable\nto: M/s BILT Industrial Packaging Company Limited: 232.99 232.99\nCash paid {including Rs. 38.83 Crores (2006 - Rs. 38.83 Crores) during the year as per\nscheme of repayment} 155.32 116.49\nBalance Payable 77.67 136.50\n2. Cash & Cash Equivalents include Rs. 0.17 Crore of King Maker Marketing Inc. acquired consequent to it ce\n\u2018becoming a subsidiary of ITC Limited during the year and is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\n3. Cash & Cash Puneet include Rs, 7,64 Crores of Wimco Limited, acquired consequent to it becoming\na subsidiary of ITC Limited in 2005-06 is included in the closing Cash and Cash Equivalents.\nPer our Report attached to the Balance Sheet On behalf of the Board\nFor A. F. FERGUSON & CO, .\nChasteied Accountants YC. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. DHARMADHIKARI Kk. VAIDYANATH \u2018Director\nPartner\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007 BB. CHATTEREE Secretary.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57083.png": "AS\nBALANCE SHEET\nAS AT 31ST MARCH, 2007\nSchedule 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nL. SOURCES OF FUNDS\n1. Shareholders\u2019 Funds\na) Capital 1 376.22 375.52\nb) Reserves and Surplus 2 10060.86 10437.08 8685.96 9061.48\n2. Loan Funds\na) Secured Loans 3 60.78 25.91\nb) Unsecured Loans 4 _la010 200.88 93.82 PE OFa\n3. Deferred Tax-Net 5 A285 32476\nTotal (110.81 2808.7\nfl. APPLICATION OF FUNDS\n1. Fixed Assets 6\na) Gross Block 7134.31 6227.17\nb) Less : Depreciation 2389.54 2065.44\nc) Net Block ATAA TT 4161.73\nd) Capital Work-in-Progress 866.14 5610.91 243,40 4405.13\n2. Investments 7 3067.77 3517.01\n3. Current Assets, Loans and Advances\na) Inventories 8 3354.03 2636.29\nb) Sundry Debtors 9 636.69 547.96\nc) Cash and Bank Balances 10 900.16 855.82\nd) Other Current Assets 11 183.04 146.80\ne) Loans and Advances 12 1215.80 975.03\n6289.72 5161.90\nLess:\n4. Current Liabilities and Provisions\na) Liabilities 13 2384,75 2189.03\nb) Provisions 14 1472.84 1389.04\n3857.59 3578.07\nNet Current Assets 2432.13 1583.83\nTotal 11110.81 9505.97\nNotes to the Accounts 19\nSegment Reporting 20\nRelated Party Disclosures 21\nSignificant Accounting Policies 22\nThe Schedules referred to above form an integral part of the Balance Sheet.\nPer our Report attached On behalf of the Board\nOr AF BERGUSON & CO. Y.C. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. BHARMADHIKARI K. VAIDYANATH Director\nPartner B.B. CHATTERJEE Secretary\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007\n@\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57084.png": "AS\nBALANCE SHEET\nAS AT 31ST MARCH, 2007\nSchedule 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nL. SOURCES OF FUNDS\n1. Shareholders\u2019 Funds\na) Capital 1 376.22 375.52\nb) Reserves and Surplus 2 10060.86 10437.08 8685.96 9061.48\n2. Loan Funds\na) Secured Loans 3 60.78 25.91\nb) Unsecured Loans 4 _la010 200.88 93.82 PE OFa\n3. Deferred Tax-Net 5 A285 32476\nTotal (110.81 2808.7\nfl. APPLICATION OF FUNDS\n1. Fixed Assets 6\na) Gross Block 7134.31 6227.17\nb) Less : Depreciation 2389.54 2065.44\nc) Net Block ATAA TT 4161.73\nd) Capital Work-in-Progress 866.14 5610.91 243,40 4405.13\n2. Investments 7 3067.77 3517.01\n3. Current Assets, Loans and Advances\na) Inventories 8 3354.03 2636.29\nb) Sundry Debtors 9 636.69 547.96\nc) Cash and Bank Balances 10 900.16 855.82\nd) Other Current Assets 11 183.04 146.80\ne) Loans and Advances 12 1215.80 975.03\n6289.72 5161.90\nLess:\n4. Current Liabilities and Provisions\na) Liabilities 13 2384,75 2189.03\nb) Provisions 14 1472.84 1389.04\n3857.59 3578.07\nNet Current Assets 2432.13 1583.83\nTotal 11110.81 9505.97\nNotes to the Accounts 19\nSegment Reporting 20\nRelated Party Disclosures 21\nSignificant Accounting Policies 22\nThe Schedules referred to above form an integral part of the Balance Sheet.\nPer our Report attached On behalf of the Board\nOr AF BERGUSON & CO. Y.C. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. BHARMADHIKARI K. VAIDYANATH Director\nPartner B.B. CHATTERJEE Secretary\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007\n@\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57085.png": "AS\nBALANCE SHEET\nAS AT 31ST MARCH, 2007\nSchedule 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nL. SOURCES OF FUNDS\n1. Shareholders\u2019 Funds\na) Capital 1 376.22 375.52\nb) Reserves and Surplus 2 10060.86 10437.08 8685.96 9061.48\n2. Loan Funds\na) Secured Loans 3 60.78 25.91\nb) Unsecured Loans 4 _la010 200.88 93.82 PE OFa\n3. Deferred Tax-Net 5 A285 32476\nTotal (110.81 2808.7\nfl. APPLICATION OF FUNDS\n1. Fixed Assets 6\na) Gross Block 7134.31 6227.17\nb) Less : Depreciation 2389.54 2065.44\nc) Net Block ATAA TT 4161.73\nd) Capital Work-in-Progress 866.14 5610.91 243,40 4405.13\n2. Investments 7 3067.77 3517.01\n3. Current Assets, Loans and Advances\na) Inventories 8 3354.03 2636.29\nb) Sundry Debtors 9 636.69 547.96\nc) Cash and Bank Balances 10 900.16 855.82\nd) Other Current Assets 11 183.04 146.80\ne) Loans and Advances 12 1215.80 975.03\n6289.72 5161.90\nLess:\n4. Current Liabilities and Provisions\na) Liabilities 13 2384,75 2189.03\nb) Provisions 14 1472.84 1389.04\n3857.59 3578.07\nNet Current Assets 2432.13 1583.83\nTotal 11110.81 9505.97\nNotes to the Accounts 19\nSegment Reporting 20\nRelated Party Disclosures 21\nSignificant Accounting Policies 22\nThe Schedules referred to above form an integral part of the Balance Sheet.\nPer our Report attached On behalf of the Board\nOr AF BERGUSON & CO. Y.C. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. BHARMADHIKARI K. VAIDYANATH Director\nPartner B.B. CHATTERJEE Secretary\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007\n@\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57086.png": "AS\nBALANCE SHEET\nAS AT 31ST MARCH, 2007\nSchedule 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nL. SOURCES OF FUNDS\n1. Shareholders\u2019 Funds\na) Capital 1 376.22 375.52\nb) Reserves and Surplus 2 10060.86 10437.08 8685.96 9061.48\n2. Loan Funds\na) Secured Loans 3 60.78 25.91\nb) Unsecured Loans 4 _la010 200.88 93.82 PE OFa\n3. Deferred Tax-Net 5 A285 32476\nTotal (110.81 2808.7\nfl. APPLICATION OF FUNDS\n1. Fixed Assets 6\na) Gross Block 7134.31 6227.17\nb) Less : Depreciation 2389.54 2065.44\nc) Net Block ATAA TT 4161.73\nd) Capital Work-in-Progress 866.14 5610.91 243,40 4405.13\n2. Investments 7 3067.77 3517.01\n3. Current Assets, Loans and Advances\na) Inventories 8 3354.03 2636.29\nb) Sundry Debtors 9 636.69 547.96\nc) Cash and Bank Balances 10 900.16 855.82\nd) Other Current Assets 11 183.04 146.80\ne) Loans and Advances 12 1215.80 975.03\n6289.72 5161.90\nLess:\n4. Current Liabilities and Provisions\na) Liabilities 13 2384,75 2189.03\nb) Provisions 14 1472.84 1389.04\n3857.59 3578.07\nNet Current Assets 2432.13 1583.83\nTotal 11110.81 9505.97\nNotes to the Accounts 19\nSegment Reporting 20\nRelated Party Disclosures 21\nSignificant Accounting Policies 22\nThe Schedules referred to above form an integral part of the Balance Sheet.\nPer our Report attached On behalf of the Board\nOr AF BERGUSON & CO. Y.C. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. BHARMADHIKARI K. VAIDYANATH Director\nPartner B.B. CHATTERJEE Secretary\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007\n@\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_57087.png": "AS\nBALANCE SHEET\nAS AT 31ST MARCH, 2007\nSchedule 31st March, 2007 31st March, 2006\n(Rs. in Crores) (Rs. in Crores)\nL. SOURCES OF FUNDS\n1. Shareholders\u2019 Funds\na) Capital 1 376.22 375.52\nb) Reserves and Surplus 2 10060.86 10437.08 8685.96 9061.48\n2. Loan Funds\na) Secured Loans 3 60.78 25.91\nb) Unsecured Loans 4 _la010 200.88 93.82 PE OFa\n3. Deferred Tax-Net 5 A285 32476\nTotal (110.81 2808.7\nfl. APPLICATION OF FUNDS\n1. Fixed Assets 6\na) Gross Block 7134.31 6227.17\nb) Less : Depreciation 2389.54 2065.44\nc) Net Block ATAA TT 4161.73\nd) Capital Work-in-Progress 866.14 5610.91 243,40 4405.13\n2. Investments 7 3067.77 3517.01\n3. Current Assets, Loans and Advances\na) Inventories 8 3354.03 2636.29\nb) Sundry Debtors 9 636.69 547.96\nc) Cash and Bank Balances 10 900.16 855.82\nd) Other Current Assets 11 183.04 146.80\ne) Loans and Advances 12 1215.80 975.03\n6289.72 5161.90\nLess:\n4. Current Liabilities and Provisions\na) Liabilities 13 2384,75 2189.03\nb) Provisions 14 1472.84 1389.04\n3857.59 3578.07\nNet Current Assets 2432.13 1583.83\nTotal 11110.81 9505.97\nNotes to the Accounts 19\nSegment Reporting 20\nRelated Party Disclosures 21\nSignificant Accounting Policies 22\nThe Schedules referred to above form an integral part of the Balance Sheet.\nPer our Report attached On behalf of the Board\nOr AF BERGUSON & CO. Y.C. DEVESHWAR Chairman\nM. S. BHARMADHIKARI K. VAIDYANATH Director\nPartner B.B. CHATTERJEE Secretary\nKolkata, 25th May, 2007\n@\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mnbx0223", "img_45767.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_45777.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_45786.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_45789.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_45792.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_45799.png": "29\nTable 4. Ten of the Estrogenic Compounds Identified and Quantified n Premarin\n\u2018EtonesS~CSs~<CS~ST\n\nEquilin 0.168\n\n17a-Dihydroequilin 0.102\n\n17a-Estradiol 0.027\n\n17B-Dihydroequilin 0.011\n\n17a-Dihydroequilenin 9.011\n\n17B-Dibydroequilenin 0.021\n\nEquilenin 0.015\n\n17B-Estradiol 9,005\n\nA8,9-Dehydroestrone 0 026\n\n*From FDA CDER Memorandum, May 5, 1997.\n\nDWRITE 077987", "img_5552.png": "Global Climate Coalition -- Global Climate Economic Impact Studies http://www.globalclimate.org/studies.htm\noe Study: Energy Information Administration\nlowe Ot For: Department of Energy\nClimate === Date: March 1998\n_ feation ol\naor RSC = The EIA concluded the Kyoto Treaty would only slow modestly the growth of\n\u201cWashington, | GHG emissions. CO2 emissions would grow 32% above 1990 levels by\n_ pe 20005 |, 2010 - slightly less than the 44% growth that would occur without the treaty -\n_. = @ because of growth of emissions in developing countries like China, Mexico\n202-682-9161 | and India. By 2020, emissions would grow by nearly 60% even if the U.S.,\nEurope, Japan and other industrialized nations comply with the Kyoto\nMedia\u2019: e .\n\u201ccontact: | requirements.\nFrank |\n-Maisano \u2014_\u2014 Contact: Jay Hakes or Mary Hutzler at (202) 586-2222\nce > \u2014 Study: Argonne National Laboratory\nee : For: Department of Energy\n| Date: February 1997\n( The Argonne Study concluded that policy restrictions on six energy intensive\n_ industries in developed countries, but not their less developed trading\n_ partners, would result in significant adverse impact. Furthermore, the study\n__ finds emissions would not be reduced significantly. The main effect of the\n_| policy would be to redistribute output, employment and emissions from\n= developed countries to developing countries who are not required to\nparticipate.\ne Contact: Harvey Drucker at (630) 252-3804 or Bill Wicker at (202)\n= 586-5806\n| Study: WEFA, Inc.\ne For: Industry Groups\nDate: April 1998\n: WEFA estimates that a carbon fee of $265 per metric ton would be required\n@ by late next decade to reduce emissions to the Kyoto Protocol's levels,\n_ resulting in (1) Total output reduction of 3.2% or $300 billion (in 1992$) or\n_ $2700 per family; (2) Loss of more than 2.4 million jobs; (3) a competitive\n= advantage for advanced developing countries that are not required to\n| Participate; and (4) Sharply higher gasoline (65 cents per gallon) and gas and\n= electricity prices (double).\n4 Contact: Mary Novak at (781) 221-0340\n2of4 716/99 4:50 PM", "img_5555.png": "Global Climate Coalition -- Global Climate Economic Impact Studies http://www.globalclimate.org/studies.htm\noe Study: Energy Information Administration\nlowe Ot For: Department of Energy\nClimate === Date: March 1998\n_ feation ol\naor RSC = The EIA concluded the Kyoto Treaty would only slow modestly the growth of\n\u201cWashington, | GHG emissions. CO2 emissions would grow 32% above 1990 levels by\n_ pe 20005 |, 2010 - slightly less than the 44% growth that would occur without the treaty -\n_. = @ because of growth of emissions in developing countries like China, Mexico\n202-682-9161 | and India. By 2020, emissions would grow by nearly 60% even if the U.S.,\nEurope, Japan and other industrialized nations comply with the Kyoto\nMedia\u2019: e .\n\u201ccontact: | requirements.\nFrank |\n-Maisano \u2014_\u2014 Contact: Jay Hakes or Mary Hutzler at (202) 586-2222\nce > \u2014 Study: Argonne National Laboratory\nee : For: Department of Energy\n| Date: February 1997\n( The Argonne Study concluded that policy restrictions on six energy intensive\n_ industries in developed countries, but not their less developed trading\n_ partners, would result in significant adverse impact. Furthermore, the study\n__ finds emissions would not be reduced significantly. The main effect of the\n_| policy would be to redistribute output, employment and emissions from\n= developed countries to developing countries who are not required to\nparticipate.\ne Contact: Harvey Drucker at (630) 252-3804 or Bill Wicker at (202)\n= 586-5806\n| Study: WEFA, Inc.\ne For: Industry Groups\nDate: April 1998\n: WEFA estimates that a carbon fee of $265 per metric ton would be required\n@ by late next decade to reduce emissions to the Kyoto Protocol's levels,\n_ resulting in (1) Total output reduction of 3.2% or $300 billion (in 1992$) or\n_ $2700 per family; (2) Loss of more than 2.4 million jobs; (3) a competitive\n= advantage for advanced developing countries that are not required to\n| Participate; and (4) Sharply higher gasoline (65 cents per gallon) and gas and\n= electricity prices (double).\n4 Contact: Mary Novak at (781) 221-0340\n2of4 716/99 4:50 PM", "img_5566.png": "Global Climate Coalition -- Global Climate Economic Impact Studies http://www.globalclimate.org/studies.htm\noe Study: Energy Information Administration\nlowe Ot For: Department of Energy\nClimate === Date: March 1998\n_ feation ol\naor RSC = The EIA concluded the Kyoto Treaty would only slow modestly the growth of\n\u201cWashington, | GHG emissions. CO2 emissions would grow 32% above 1990 levels by\n_ pe 20005 |, 2010 - slightly less than the 44% growth that would occur without the treaty -\n_. = @ because of growth of emissions in developing countries like China, Mexico\n202-682-9161 | and India. By 2020, emissions would grow by nearly 60% even if the U.S.,\nEurope, Japan and other industrialized nations comply with the Kyoto\nMedia\u2019: e .\n\u201ccontact: | requirements.\nFrank |\n-Maisano \u2014_\u2014 Contact: Jay Hakes or Mary Hutzler at (202) 586-2222\nce > \u2014 Study: Argonne National Laboratory\nee : For: Department of Energy\n| Date: February 1997\n( The Argonne Study concluded that policy restrictions on six energy intensive\n_ industries in developed countries, but not their less developed trading\n_ partners, would result in significant adverse impact. Furthermore, the study\n__ finds emissions would not be reduced significantly. The main effect of the\n_| policy would be to redistribute output, employment and emissions from\n= developed countries to developing countries who are not required to\nparticipate.\ne Contact: Harvey Drucker at (630) 252-3804 or Bill Wicker at (202)\n= 586-5806\n| Study: WEFA, Inc.\ne For: Industry Groups\nDate: April 1998\n: WEFA estimates that a carbon fee of $265 per metric ton would be required\n@ by late next decade to reduce emissions to the Kyoto Protocol's levels,\n_ resulting in (1) Total output reduction of 3.2% or $300 billion (in 1992$) or\n_ $2700 per family; (2) Loss of more than 2.4 million jobs; (3) a competitive\n= advantage for advanced developing countries that are not required to\n| Participate; and (4) Sharply higher gasoline (65 cents per gallon) and gas and\n= electricity prices (double).\n4 Contact: Mary Novak at (781) 221-0340\n2of4 716/99 4:50 PM", "img_15003.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 4 Trimegestone Img\nCLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 20\" February 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPaper PC(1) Efficacy Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nAstudy of the efficacy of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone compared with\ncontinuous combined regimens of\nestradiol and norethisterone in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PC(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparison of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone upon the profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PCG) Hemostasis/metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women following a Approval of title awaited\ncontinuous regimen of estradiol with\ntrimegestone compared to Activelle\nover a 1-year period\nPaper PS(1) Climacteric symptoms Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA sstudy of the control of climacteric . .\nsymptoms in postmenopausal Approval of title awaited\nwomen following sequential\nregimens of estradiol and\ntrimegestone compared with\nClimagest over a period of 2 years\nPaper PS(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparative 2-year study of . .\nsequential regiments of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with Climagest updon\nprofiles of endometrial blecding and\nsafety in postmenopausal women\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis\u2018metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women recciving Approval of title awaited\neither a sequential regimen of\ncombined estradiol and trimegestone\nor Climagest over a 1-year period\nPOSTERS\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023446\nOrder", "img_15007.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 4 Trimegestone Img\nCLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 20\" February 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPaper PC(1) Efficacy Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nAstudy of the efficacy of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone compared with\ncontinuous combined regimens of\nestradiol and norethisterone in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PC(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparison of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone upon the profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PCG) Hemostasis/metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women following a Approval of title awaited\ncontinuous regimen of estradiol with\ntrimegestone compared to Activelle\nover a 1-year period\nPaper PS(1) Climacteric symptoms Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA sstudy of the control of climacteric . .\nsymptoms in postmenopausal Approval of title awaited\nwomen following sequential\nregimens of estradiol and\ntrimegestone compared with\nClimagest over a period of 2 years\nPaper PS(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparative 2-year study of . .\nsequential regiments of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with Climagest updon\nprofiles of endometrial blecding and\nsafety in postmenopausal women\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis\u2018metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women recciving Approval of title awaited\neither a sequential regimen of\ncombined estradiol and trimegestone\nor Climagest over a 1-year period\nPOSTERS\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023446\nOrder", "img_15008.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 4 Trimegestone Img\nCLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 20\" February 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPaper PC(1) Efficacy Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nAstudy of the efficacy of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone compared with\ncontinuous combined regimens of\nestradiol and norethisterone in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PC(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparison of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone upon the profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PCG) Hemostasis/metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women following a Approval of title awaited\ncontinuous regimen of estradiol with\ntrimegestone compared to Activelle\nover a 1-year period\nPaper PS(1) Climacteric symptoms Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA sstudy of the control of climacteric . .\nsymptoms in postmenopausal Approval of title awaited\nwomen following sequential\nregimens of estradiol and\ntrimegestone compared with\nClimagest over a period of 2 years\nPaper PS(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparative 2-year study of . .\nsequential regiments of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with Climagest updon\nprofiles of endometrial blecding and\nsafety in postmenopausal women\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis\u2018metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women recciving Approval of title awaited\neither a sequential regimen of\ncombined estradiol and trimegestone\nor Climagest over a 1-year period\nPOSTERS\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023446\nOrder", "img_15013.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 4 Trimegestone Img\nCLIENT i WYETH-AYERST\nCONTACTS | Wyeth: Dave Downey (downey @labs.wyeth.com)\n: Rick Winneker (001 484 865 9394)\ni Jasmine Baleva _ (balevaj@wai.wyeth.com)\n. i Jim Gurr (gurrf@war.wyeth.com)\nCurrent P roj ects : Phil Vinall (vinallp@war.wyeth.com)\n: David Dubinski \u2014 (dubinsd@labs.wyeth.com)\nDATE | 20\" February 2002\nPAPERS\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nPUBLICATION\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPaper PC(1) Efficacy Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nAstudy of the efficacy of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone compared with\ncontinuous combined regimens of\nestradiol and norethisterone in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PC(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparison of continuous . .\ncombined regimens of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone upon the profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women for up to 2\nyears\nPaper PCG) Hemostasis/metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women following a Approval of title awaited\ncontinuous regimen of estradiol with\ntrimegestone compared to Activelle\nover a 1-year period\nPaper PS(1) Climacteric symptoms Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA sstudy of the control of climacteric . .\nsymptoms in postmenopausal Approval of title awaited\nwomen following sequential\nregimens of estradiol and\ntrimegestone compared with\nClimagest over a period of 2 years\nPaper PS(2) Endometrium/safety Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nA comparative 2-year study of . .\nsequential regiments of estradiol and Approval of title awaited\ntrimegestone with Climagest updon\nprofiles of endometrial blecding and\nsafety in postmenopausal women\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis\u2018metabolic Paper being prepared by Parthenon\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of | impact . .\npostmenopausal women recciving Approval of title awaited\neither a sequential regimen of\ncombined estradiol and trimegestone\nor Climagest over a 1-year period\nPOSTERS\n1\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023446\nOrder", "img_4912.png": "eee\nue , , oe |\n: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment?\u201d |\n20 o/ Burley Grower Profile Page _/ of _/ _:\nPLEASE PRI :\nIndividual or Corporate Name: ec ft] , Effective Date : 321/23/o/ :\n| Social Security or Tax 1D No. PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Rt | Box / So4l Irrigation: Yes ___ No 1%\nCity Cedar B lu<F\nState Ui ee rmtp. ZipCode Ybo\u00a2F Delivery Point So avhuest Linweechouses\nHome Telephone No. Sto- 7h\u00a2\u2014-445\u00a28 - Abcnedon OA\nCellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address ee\nContract for Prior | Contract for Current Contract for Total\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n{| 42 Digit Marketing CardNumber | FarmAddress | City sf State | Owned | Leased | Owned [Leased | Owned [ Leased |\n$1 185\u00b0 Qooo 401 _|_ RAI Box 186 H- Cedae BFE | VA | 350 | 656\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\nToe Midehet | BAL, Rox Iao t\na\na\nee\n. : 120\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature pales RURT Representative Signature Lore) Selig: hon\n18z6 TsE7Zs\nPage 9-of.12", "img_4913.png": "eee\nue , , oe |\n: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment?\u201d |\n20 o/ Burley Grower Profile Page _/ of _/ _:\nPLEASE PRI :\nIndividual or Corporate Name: ec ft] , Effective Date : 321/23/o/ :\n| Social Security or Tax 1D No. PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Rt | Box / So4l Irrigation: Yes ___ No 1%\nCity Cedar B lu<F\nState Ui ee rmtp. ZipCode Ybo\u00a2F Delivery Point So avhuest Linweechouses\nHome Telephone No. Sto- 7h\u00a2\u2014-445\u00a28 - Abcnedon OA\nCellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address ee\nContract for Prior | Contract for Current Contract for Total\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n{| 42 Digit Marketing CardNumber | FarmAddress | City sf State | Owned | Leased | Owned [Leased | Owned [ Leased |\n$1 185\u00b0 Qooo 401 _|_ RAI Box 186 H- Cedae BFE | VA | 350 | 656\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\nToe Midehet | BAL, Rox Iao t\na\na\nee\n. : 120\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature pales RURT Representative Signature Lore) Selig: hon\n18z6 TsE7Zs\nPage 9-of.12", "img_4914.png": "eee\nue , , oe |\n: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment?\u201d |\n20 o/ Burley Grower Profile Page _/ of _/ _:\nPLEASE PRI :\nIndividual or Corporate Name: ec ft] , Effective Date : 321/23/o/ :\n| Social Security or Tax 1D No. PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Rt | Box / So4l Irrigation: Yes ___ No 1%\nCity Cedar B lu<F\nState Ui ee rmtp. ZipCode Ybo\u00a2F Delivery Point So avhuest Linweechouses\nHome Telephone No. Sto- 7h\u00a2\u2014-445\u00a28 - Abcnedon OA\nCellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address ee\nContract for Prior | Contract for Current Contract for Total\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n{| 42 Digit Marketing CardNumber | FarmAddress | City sf State | Owned | Leased | Owned [Leased | Owned [ Leased |\n$1 185\u00b0 Qooo 401 _|_ RAI Box 186 H- Cedae BFE | VA | 350 | 656\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\nToe Midehet | BAL, Rox Iao t\na\na\nee\n. : 120\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature pales RURT Representative Signature Lore) Selig: hon\n18z6 TsE7Zs\nPage 9-of.12", "img_4915.png": "eee\nue , , oe |\n: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment?\u201d |\n20 o/ Burley Grower Profile Page _/ of _/ _:\nPLEASE PRI :\nIndividual or Corporate Name: ec ft] , Effective Date : 321/23/o/ :\n| Social Security or Tax 1D No. PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Rt | Box / So4l Irrigation: Yes ___ No 1%\nCity Cedar B lu<F\nState Ui ee rmtp. ZipCode Ybo\u00a2F Delivery Point So avhuest Linweechouses\nHome Telephone No. Sto- 7h\u00a2\u2014-445\u00a28 - Abcnedon OA\nCellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address ee\nContract for Prior | Contract for Current Contract for Total\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n{| 42 Digit Marketing CardNumber | FarmAddress | City sf State | Owned | Leased | Owned [Leased | Owned [ Leased |\n$1 185\u00b0 Qooo 401 _|_ RAI Box 186 H- Cedae BFE | VA | 350 | 656\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\nToe Midehet | BAL, Rox Iao t\na\na\nee\n. : 120\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature pales RURT Representative Signature Lore) Selig: hon\n18z6 TsE7Zs\nPage 9-of.12", "img_6816.png": "EEE eee OE\n|\nRJR Marketing Merchandising Visit\nTentative Agenda\nDate Time Event Action\nTues. Feb. 4 7:45 A.M. Arrive (Sydney) Airport\nMeet and transport to hotel (limo or two RPM\ncars}\n1:00 P.M. Pick up and go to Northpoint for lunch RPM\n(boardroom)\n2:00 P.M. Commence Presentation\n* \u2014 intro (market profile) MMc\n* paissues AK\n* legal issues DG\n* marketing (specific issues) MMc\nsales execution issues DMc\n5:00 P.M. Finish RPM\nTransport back to hotel via rocks/\nbotanical gardens, etc.\n6:30 P.M. \u2014 Low key dinner (at hote!?) RJR\nWed. Feb. 5 8:00 A.M Collect frorn hotel and to Granville RPM\n9:00 A.M. * POS presentation NSW and other DW\nareas (show and tell)\n* \u2014 Individual marketing discussions\n- Camel CB\n- Other (Savings) LR\n- POS DW\n12:30 P.M. \u2014 Lunch (in conference room) RJR/RPM\n1:00 P.M. Start field visit at Parramatta and work\ntowards city\n(Break into twa groups)\n#1 2 RJR (brand)\n3 RPM (Mkt/Rep)\n#2 3 RJR (merchandising)\n2 RPM (Des/Rep)\nSupermarkets (4 calls if possible) RJR and\nWoolworths nominated\nColes RPM staff\nFranklin or\nJewel 8\nto\nBanner (2 calls if possible) \u00b0\nFoodtown 3\nFestival \u00b0\nhb\nRJR00000004 17073920\n70032 D730", "img_6817.png": "EEE eee OE\n|\nRJR Marketing Merchandising Visit\nTentative Agenda\nDate Time Event Action\nTues. Feb. 4 7:45 A.M. Arrive (Sydney) Airport\nMeet and transport to hotel (limo or two RPM\ncars}\n1:00 P.M. Pick up and go to Northpoint for lunch RPM\n(boardroom)\n2:00 P.M. Commence Presentation\n* \u2014 intro (market profile) MMc\n* paissues AK\n* legal issues DG\n* marketing (specific issues) MMc\nsales execution issues DMc\n5:00 P.M. Finish RPM\nTransport back to hotel via rocks/\nbotanical gardens, etc.\n6:30 P.M. \u2014 Low key dinner (at hote!?) RJR\nWed. Feb. 5 8:00 A.M Collect frorn hotel and to Granville RPM\n9:00 A.M. * POS presentation NSW and other DW\nareas (show and tell)\n* \u2014 Individual marketing discussions\n- Camel CB\n- Other (Savings) LR\n- POS DW\n12:30 P.M. \u2014 Lunch (in conference room) RJR/RPM\n1:00 P.M. Start field visit at Parramatta and work\ntowards city\n(Break into twa groups)\n#1 2 RJR (brand)\n3 RPM (Mkt/Rep)\n#2 3 RJR (merchandising)\n2 RPM (Des/Rep)\nSupermarkets (4 calls if possible) RJR and\nWoolworths nominated\nColes RPM staff\nFranklin or\nJewel 8\nto\nBanner (2 calls if possible) \u00b0\nFoodtown 3\nFestival \u00b0\nhb\nRJR00000004 17073920\n70032 D730", "img_6820.png": "EEE eee OE\n|\nRJR Marketing Merchandising Visit\nTentative Agenda\nDate Time Event Action\nTues. Feb. 4 7:45 A.M. Arrive (Sydney) Airport\nMeet and transport to hotel (limo or two RPM\ncars}\n1:00 P.M. Pick up and go to Northpoint for lunch RPM\n(boardroom)\n2:00 P.M. Commence Presentation\n* \u2014 intro (market profile) MMc\n* paissues AK\n* legal issues DG\n* marketing (specific issues) MMc\nsales execution issues DMc\n5:00 P.M. Finish RPM\nTransport back to hotel via rocks/\nbotanical gardens, etc.\n6:30 P.M. \u2014 Low key dinner (at hote!?) RJR\nWed. Feb. 5 8:00 A.M Collect frorn hotel and to Granville RPM\n9:00 A.M. * POS presentation NSW and other DW\nareas (show and tell)\n* \u2014 Individual marketing discussions\n- Camel CB\n- Other (Savings) LR\n- POS DW\n12:30 P.M. \u2014 Lunch (in conference room) RJR/RPM\n1:00 P.M. Start field visit at Parramatta and work\ntowards city\n(Break into twa groups)\n#1 2 RJR (brand)\n3 RPM (Mkt/Rep)\n#2 3 RJR (merchandising)\n2 RPM (Des/Rep)\nSupermarkets (4 calls if possible) RJR and\nWoolworths nominated\nColes RPM staff\nFranklin or\nJewel 8\nto\nBanner (2 calls if possible) \u00b0\nFoodtown 3\nFestival \u00b0\nhb\nRJR00000004 17073920\n70032 D730", "img_6823.png": "EEE eee OE\n|\nRJR Marketing Merchandising Visit\nTentative Agenda\nDate Time Event Action\nTues. Feb. 4 7:45 A.M. Arrive (Sydney) Airport\nMeet and transport to hotel (limo or two RPM\ncars}\n1:00 P.M. Pick up and go to Northpoint for lunch RPM\n(boardroom)\n2:00 P.M. Commence Presentation\n* \u2014 intro (market profile) MMc\n* paissues AK\n* legal issues DG\n* marketing (specific issues) MMc\nsales execution issues DMc\n5:00 P.M. Finish RPM\nTransport back to hotel via rocks/\nbotanical gardens, etc.\n6:30 P.M. \u2014 Low key dinner (at hote!?) RJR\nWed. Feb. 5 8:00 A.M Collect frorn hotel and to Granville RPM\n9:00 A.M. * POS presentation NSW and other DW\nareas (show and tell)\n* \u2014 Individual marketing discussions\n- Camel CB\n- Other (Savings) LR\n- POS DW\n12:30 P.M. \u2014 Lunch (in conference room) RJR/RPM\n1:00 P.M. Start field visit at Parramatta and work\ntowards city\n(Break into twa groups)\n#1 2 RJR (brand)\n3 RPM (Mkt/Rep)\n#2 3 RJR (merchandising)\n2 RPM (Des/Rep)\nSupermarkets (4 calls if possible) RJR and\nWoolworths nominated\nColes RPM staff\nFranklin or\nJewel 8\nto\nBanner (2 calls if possible) \u00b0\nFoodtown 3\nFestival \u00b0\nhb\nRJR00000004 17073920\n70032 D730", "img_53964.png": "me\nTentative Program\n14th Annual Meeting of FPC and the Liaison Panel\nDecember 2~3, 1964\nDecember 2 - NAS Building\n9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Business Meeting of Industry Panel Lecture Room\nExecutive Meeting of FPC Board Room\n10:30 - 3:30 p.m. oint Meeting ~ Chairman, W. J. Darby Lecture Room\n10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Registration\n10:30 Micotoxins as a Food Protection Problem\nGeneral Survey Ben Wilson\nCarcinogenetic Aspects J. A. Miller\nDetection and Identification Henry Fischbach\nDiscussion\n11:30 Implementation of the Recommendations in the\nReport on Food Microbiology John Ayres and I. J. Hutchings\nDiscussion\n12:30 - 1:30 Lunch in the Great Hall\nis30 What Have Been the Effects on Man of\n20 Years' Use of DDT? L. W. Hazleton\nDiscussion\n2:00 Current and Future Problems of the\nCodex Alimentarius H. C. Spencer\nDiscussion\n2550 Naturally Occurring Toxins\nin Foods J. M. Coon\nDiscussion\n3:00 General Discussion\n3:30 - 4:30 Executive Meeting of FPC with the new Board Room\nIndustry Committee\n6:00 Dinner Meeting Crystal Room, Willard Hotel\nSpeaker: Dr. Frederick Seitz, President,\nNational Academy of Sciences\n\"Role of the Academy in the Relationship\nof Science to Public Policy\"", "img_53969.png": "me\nTentative Program\n14th Annual Meeting of FPC and the Liaison Panel\nDecember 2~3, 1964\nDecember 2 - NAS Building\n9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Business Meeting of Industry Panel Lecture Room\nExecutive Meeting of FPC Board Room\n10:30 - 3:30 p.m. oint Meeting ~ Chairman, W. J. Darby Lecture Room\n10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Registration\n10:30 Micotoxins as a Food Protection Problem\nGeneral Survey Ben Wilson\nCarcinogenetic Aspects J. A. Miller\nDetection and Identification Henry Fischbach\nDiscussion\n11:30 Implementation of the Recommendations in the\nReport on Food Microbiology John Ayres and I. J. Hutchings\nDiscussion\n12:30 - 1:30 Lunch in the Great Hall\nis30 What Have Been the Effects on Man of\n20 Years' Use of DDT? L. W. Hazleton\nDiscussion\n2:00 Current and Future Problems of the\nCodex Alimentarius H. C. Spencer\nDiscussion\n2550 Naturally Occurring Toxins\nin Foods J. M. Coon\nDiscussion\n3:00 General Discussion\n3:30 - 4:30 Executive Meeting of FPC with the new Board Room\nIndustry Committee\n6:00 Dinner Meeting Crystal Room, Willard Hotel\nSpeaker: Dr. Frederick Seitz, President,\nNational Academy of Sciences\n\"Role of the Academy in the Relationship\nof Science to Public Policy\"", "img_53974.png": "me\nTentative Program\n14th Annual Meeting of FPC and the Liaison Panel\nDecember 2~3, 1964\nDecember 2 - NAS Building\n9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Business Meeting of Industry Panel Lecture Room\nExecutive Meeting of FPC Board Room\n10:30 - 3:30 p.m. oint Meeting ~ Chairman, W. J. Darby Lecture Room\n10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Registration\n10:30 Micotoxins as a Food Protection Problem\nGeneral Survey Ben Wilson\nCarcinogenetic Aspects J. A. Miller\nDetection and Identification Henry Fischbach\nDiscussion\n11:30 Implementation of the Recommendations in the\nReport on Food Microbiology John Ayres and I. J. Hutchings\nDiscussion\n12:30 - 1:30 Lunch in the Great Hall\nis30 What Have Been the Effects on Man of\n20 Years' Use of DDT? L. W. Hazleton\nDiscussion\n2:00 Current and Future Problems of the\nCodex Alimentarius H. C. Spencer\nDiscussion\n2550 Naturally Occurring Toxins\nin Foods J. M. Coon\nDiscussion\n3:00 General Discussion\n3:30 - 4:30 Executive Meeting of FPC with the new Board Room\nIndustry Committee\n6:00 Dinner Meeting Crystal Room, Willard Hotel\nSpeaker: Dr. Frederick Seitz, President,\nNational Academy of Sciences\n\"Role of the Academy in the Relationship\nof Science to Public Policy\"", "img_53985.png": "me\nTentative Program\n14th Annual Meeting of FPC and the Liaison Panel\nDecember 2~3, 1964\nDecember 2 - NAS Building\n9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Business Meeting of Industry Panel Lecture Room\nExecutive Meeting of FPC Board Room\n10:30 - 3:30 p.m. oint Meeting ~ Chairman, W. J. Darby Lecture Room\n10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Registration\n10:30 Micotoxins as a Food Protection Problem\nGeneral Survey Ben Wilson\nCarcinogenetic Aspects J. A. Miller\nDetection and Identification Henry Fischbach\nDiscussion\n11:30 Implementation of the Recommendations in the\nReport on Food Microbiology John Ayres and I. J. Hutchings\nDiscussion\n12:30 - 1:30 Lunch in the Great Hall\nis30 What Have Been the Effects on Man of\n20 Years' Use of DDT? L. W. Hazleton\nDiscussion\n2:00 Current and Future Problems of the\nCodex Alimentarius H. C. Spencer\nDiscussion\n2550 Naturally Occurring Toxins\nin Foods J. M. Coon\nDiscussion\n3:00 General Discussion\n3:30 - 4:30 Executive Meeting of FPC with the new Board Room\nIndustry Committee\n6:00 Dinner Meeting Crystal Room, Willard Hotel\nSpeaker: Dr. Frederick Seitz, President,\nNational Academy of Sciences\n\"Role of the Academy in the Relationship\nof Science to Public Policy\"", "img_64589.png": "Hotel StRegis,\nBiifth Awonnennd Bifty-fitth Steest\nNetw Dork\n: ef\nere a\ncae :\nPt Sa Mon\n41 Nee a\nSS\neB Ge = Ae\n= a 2a eA)\na cit So\noe :\nCot fre Ce oo hey\nBig ee\nee Sy Se \u2014\naQao ust ee =\nSource: https:/Awww 2S", "img_64590.png": "Hotel StRegis,\nBiifth Awonnennd Bifty-fitth Steest\nNetw Dork\n: ef\nere a\ncae :\nPt Sa Mon\n41 Nee a\nSS\neB Ge = Ae\n= a 2a eA)\na cit So\noe :\nCot fre Ce oo hey\nBig ee\nee Sy Se \u2014\naQao ust ee =\nSource: https:/Awww 2S", "img_56410.png": "SCN -l-\nUNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER\nSUPPORT OF RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND SERVICE\n300.00 300\n2H. aR i\n260 2m\n24a.00 fe\n220.00 210\n248.08 205 EN\n190\n_~ I8a.a0 180 if\nn i\no {688.aa 160 163 i\n2 t4a.u0 i :\nB 128 a i\n> 1z2.04 ql i\nze x e\n144,88 :: =\nBa .aa 3 a\n5a.ua 60 3 3\n4.0 Mg oe\n26 a es\n24.02 h ee a a\n8 9 9.5 i a \u201ca\n2.00 fr Ee ei a a\n74 75 76 77 78 79 80\nC1 SCN Direct to UNMC\nGrants\n@a UNMC - Salary Contribution (exclusive of space and\nadministrative support)", "img_56411.png": "SCN -l-\nUNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER\nSUPPORT OF RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND SERVICE\n300.00 300\n2H. aR i\n260 2m\n24a.00 fe\n220.00 210\n248.08 205 EN\n190\n_~ I8a.a0 180 if\nn i\no {688.aa 160 163 i\n2 t4a.u0 i :\nB 128 a i\n> 1z2.04 ql i\nze x e\n144,88 :: =\nBa .aa 3 a\n5a.ua 60 3 3\n4.0 Mg oe\n26 a es\n24.02 h ee a a\n8 9 9.5 i a \u201ca\n2.00 fr Ee ei a a\n74 75 76 77 78 79 80\nC1 SCN Direct to UNMC\nGrants\n@a UNMC - Salary Contribution (exclusive of space and\nadministrative support)", "img_56412.png": "SCN -l-\nUNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER\nSUPPORT OF RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND SERVICE\n300.00 300\n2H. aR i\n260 2m\n24a.00 fe\n220.00 210\n248.08 205 EN\n190\n_~ I8a.a0 180 if\nn i\no {688.aa 160 163 i\n2 t4a.u0 i :\nB 128 a i\n> 1z2.04 ql i\nze x e\n144,88 :: =\nBa .aa 3 a\n5a.ua 60 3 3\n4.0 Mg oe\n26 a es\n24.02 h ee a a\n8 9 9.5 i a \u201ca\n2.00 fr Ee ei a a\n74 75 76 77 78 79 80\nC1 SCN Direct to UNMC\nGrants\n@a UNMC - Salary Contribution (exclusive of space and\nadministrative support)", "img_62091.png": "Table III. Mean Areas (arbitrary units) for Duplicate Analysis of Contents from ;\nThree Sample Bags, each Containing 50 ppm Hy at Intervals over a\n\n24 hr Period : \\\n\nSample _ ;\n\n. Time. x : : 2 > Average : :\n0:00 | 131.0 127.5 130.0 129.2 / oa\n4:00 | 128.5 128.5 130.0 129.0 ;\n8:00 126.0 125.0 129.0 . 126.7 :\n24:00 127.5 129.0 130.0 128.8\n\n- Average | 128.5 127.5 12978\" :\ns saline yas\" ANAS OSL LOHST LSI 18 00 [OAT AUAT 5", "img_62092.png": "Table III. Mean Areas (arbitrary units) for Duplicate Analysis of Contents from ;\nThree Sample Bags, each Containing 50 ppm Hy at Intervals over a\n\n24 hr Period : \\\n\nSample _ ;\n\n. Time. x : : 2 > Average : :\n0:00 | 131.0 127.5 130.0 129.2 / oa\n4:00 | 128.5 128.5 130.0 129.0 ;\n8:00 126.0 125.0 129.0 . 126.7 :\n24:00 127.5 129.0 130.0 128.8\n\n- Average | 128.5 127.5 12978\" :\ns saline yas\" ANAS OSL LOHST LSI 18 00 [OAT AUAT 5", "img_62093.png": "Table III. Mean Areas (arbitrary units) for Duplicate Analysis of Contents from ;\nThree Sample Bags, each Containing 50 ppm Hy at Intervals over a\n\n24 hr Period : \\\n\nSample _ ;\n\n. Time. x : : 2 > Average : :\n0:00 | 131.0 127.5 130.0 129.2 / oa\n4:00 | 128.5 128.5 130.0 129.0 ;\n8:00 126.0 125.0 129.0 . 126.7 :\n24:00 127.5 129.0 130.0 128.8\n\n- Average | 128.5 127.5 12978\" :\ns saline yas\" ANAS OSL LOHST LSI 18 00 [OAT AUAT 5", "img_62094.png": "Table III. Mean Areas (arbitrary units) for Duplicate Analysis of Contents from ;\nThree Sample Bags, each Containing 50 ppm Hy at Intervals over a\n\n24 hr Period : \\\n\nSample _ ;\n\n. Time. x : : 2 > Average : :\n0:00 | 131.0 127.5 130.0 129.2 / oa\n4:00 | 128.5 128.5 130.0 129.0 ;\n8:00 126.0 125.0 129.0 . 126.7 :\n24:00 127.5 129.0 130.0 128.8\n\n- Average | 128.5 127.5 12978\" :\ns saline yas\" ANAS OSL LOHST LSI 18 00 [OAT AUAT 5", "img_62096.png": "Table III. Mean Areas (arbitrary units) for Duplicate Analysis of Contents from ;\nThree Sample Bags, each Containing 50 ppm Hy at Intervals over a\n\n24 hr Period : \\\n\nSample _ ;\n\n. Time. x : : 2 > Average : :\n0:00 | 131.0 127.5 130.0 129.2 / oa\n4:00 | 128.5 128.5 130.0 129.0 ;\n8:00 126.0 125.0 129.0 . 126.7 :\n24:00 127.5 129.0 130.0 128.8\n\n- Average | 128.5 127.5 12978\" :\ns saline yas\" ANAS OSL LOHST LSI 18 00 [OAT AUAT 5", "img_47603.png": "oe\ny _s +\nor aeR a aah es ae Saat a\nDate $O\\GO eae ee\nWHILE YOU WERE OUT\nmM hevra Horstl\nFrom__A- of Tenn.\nee -\n\nPhone No.__@A% S99 = 2\nArea Code Number Extension\n[TeePHONED | [URGENT |_|\n| PLEASE CALL yf WANTSTOSEEYOU] _|\nWILL CALL AGAIN |_| CAME TO SEE YOU |_|\nRETURNED YOUR CALL iv\n(Wes cpio eee\n\n> 7 <9 LIT\nAf IF PNT ee =\nIP Y= PGP Ie\n\n% L9f, 4 SIS GF Oe\n\nae \u00a2 2 7tat FY yf Pt Keay\n\neri 2 POLE, ae Fe\n\n\u00e9 . wo KW,", "img_47604.png": "oe\ny _s +\nor aeR a aah es ae Saat a\nDate $O\\GO eae ee\nWHILE YOU WERE OUT\nmM hevra Horstl\nFrom__A- of Tenn.\nee -\n\nPhone No.__@A% S99 = 2\nArea Code Number Extension\n[TeePHONED | [URGENT |_|\n| PLEASE CALL yf WANTSTOSEEYOU] _|\nWILL CALL AGAIN |_| CAME TO SEE YOU |_|\nRETURNED YOUR CALL iv\n(Wes cpio eee\n\n> 7 <9 LIT\nAf IF PNT ee =\nIP Y= PGP Ie\n\n% L9f, 4 SIS GF Oe\n\nae \u00a2 2 7tat FY yf Pt Keay\n\neri 2 POLE, ae Fe\n\n\u00e9 . wo KW,", "img_47606.png": "oe\ny _s +\nor aeR a aah es ae Saat a\nDate $O\\GO eae ee\nWHILE YOU WERE OUT\nmM hevra Horstl\nFrom__A- of Tenn.\nee -\n\nPhone No.__@A% S99 = 2\nArea Code Number Extension\n[TeePHONED | [URGENT |_|\n| PLEASE CALL yf WANTSTOSEEYOU] _|\nWILL CALL AGAIN |_| CAME TO SEE YOU |_|\nRETURNED YOUR CALL iv\n(Wes cpio eee\n\n> 7 <9 LIT\nAf IF PNT ee =\nIP Y= PGP Ie\n\n% L9f, 4 SIS GF Oe\n\nae \u00a2 2 7tat FY yf Pt Keay\n\neri 2 POLE, ae Fe\n\n\u00e9 . wo KW,", "img_57122.png": "ta GOLDEN 3\n% y\n\u201cecg .\nLE\n16) The Computation of Earnings per Share: :\n. CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n(a) Numerator: .\nNet Profit/Loss as per Profit and Loss Account (after tax) (33,88,33,475) (11,33,66,330)\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earning per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings per Equity Share .\nBasic and diluted (19.27) (6.45)\n{d) Nominal value per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n17) Disclosure in respect of Operating Leases :\nAssets taken on lease : .\n(a) The Company has taken various residential / commerciat premises under cancelable Operating Leases. The Lease\nAgreements are usually renewable by mutual consent on mutually agreeable terms. .\n(b) The rental expense in respect of Operating Leases are charged as rent under Schedule \u2018O'.\n(c) The rental income in respect of Operating Leases is included in \u201cMiscellaneous Income\u201d amounting to Rs. 10,99,397\n(Previous Year Rs. 24,47,649 ) shown under Schedule \u2018M\u2019.\n18) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged\n{a) to appropriate heads of expenses 62,66,765 78,62,003\n(b) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,02,655 51,67,412\nGratuity 17,85,577 o\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 2,76,191 3,86,502\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 26,969 92,059\n. Stores & Spare parts Consumed 4,131 30,413\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 71,231 50,390\n19) (a) Personnel Expenses include Rs.18,01,38,843 (Previous Year Rs.1,50,17,242) paid on account of Voluntary Retirement\nScheme.\n(b) Miscellaneous Expenses include Rs. 1,44,23,000 (Previous Year Rs. Nil) shifting expenses from Mumbai to Vadodara\nPlant.\n20) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental expenses and maintenance charges of purchasing\ncenters and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 93,38,333 1,04,89,648\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,16,566 14,51,919\nGratuity : 28,40,422 13,27,038\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 44,867 51,939\nPower and Fuel 4,29,199 4,93,263\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 4,14,325 4,81,846\nRates and Taxes . 9,68,926 40,83,336\nInsurance 4,43,225 5,48,118\nRent 1,63,450 1,93,350\n21) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty Charged to Packing Materials 68,772 1,02,485\n22) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 66,70,539 7,56,04,651\nPacking Materials 26,48,032 4,29,34,271\nStores & Spare Parts 6,83,116 8,93,576\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of\nstocks on account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening\nstock plus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale. if any.\na tr", "img_57123.png": "ta GOLDEN 3\n% y\n\u201cecg .\nLE\n16) The Computation of Earnings per Share: :\n. CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n(a) Numerator: .\nNet Profit/Loss as per Profit and Loss Account (after tax) (33,88,33,475) (11,33,66,330)\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earning per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings per Equity Share .\nBasic and diluted (19.27) (6.45)\n{d) Nominal value per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n17) Disclosure in respect of Operating Leases :\nAssets taken on lease : .\n(a) The Company has taken various residential / commerciat premises under cancelable Operating Leases. The Lease\nAgreements are usually renewable by mutual consent on mutually agreeable terms. .\n(b) The rental expense in respect of Operating Leases are charged as rent under Schedule \u2018O'.\n(c) The rental income in respect of Operating Leases is included in \u201cMiscellaneous Income\u201d amounting to Rs. 10,99,397\n(Previous Year Rs. 24,47,649 ) shown under Schedule \u2018M\u2019.\n18) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged\n{a) to appropriate heads of expenses 62,66,765 78,62,003\n(b) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,02,655 51,67,412\nGratuity 17,85,577 o\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 2,76,191 3,86,502\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 26,969 92,059\n. Stores & Spare parts Consumed 4,131 30,413\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 71,231 50,390\n19) (a) Personnel Expenses include Rs.18,01,38,843 (Previous Year Rs.1,50,17,242) paid on account of Voluntary Retirement\nScheme.\n(b) Miscellaneous Expenses include Rs. 1,44,23,000 (Previous Year Rs. Nil) shifting expenses from Mumbai to Vadodara\nPlant.\n20) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental expenses and maintenance charges of purchasing\ncenters and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 93,38,333 1,04,89,648\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,16,566 14,51,919\nGratuity : 28,40,422 13,27,038\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 44,867 51,939\nPower and Fuel 4,29,199 4,93,263\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 4,14,325 4,81,846\nRates and Taxes . 9,68,926 40,83,336\nInsurance 4,43,225 5,48,118\nRent 1,63,450 1,93,350\n21) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty Charged to Packing Materials 68,772 1,02,485\n22) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 66,70,539 7,56,04,651\nPacking Materials 26,48,032 4,29,34,271\nStores & Spare Parts 6,83,116 8,93,576\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of\nstocks on account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening\nstock plus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale. if any.\na tr", "img_57124.png": "ta GOLDEN 3\n% y\n\u201cecg .\nLE\n16) The Computation of Earnings per Share: :\n. CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR\nRupees Rupees\n(a) Numerator: .\nNet Profit/Loss as per Profit and Loss Account (after tax) (33,88,33,475) (11,33,66,330)\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earning per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings per Equity Share .\nBasic and diluted (19.27) (6.45)\n{d) Nominal value per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n17) Disclosure in respect of Operating Leases :\nAssets taken on lease : .\n(a) The Company has taken various residential / commerciat premises under cancelable Operating Leases. The Lease\nAgreements are usually renewable by mutual consent on mutually agreeable terms. .\n(b) The rental expense in respect of Operating Leases are charged as rent under Schedule \u2018O'.\n(c) The rental income in respect of Operating Leases is included in \u201cMiscellaneous Income\u201d amounting to Rs. 10,99,397\n(Previous Year Rs. 24,47,649 ) shown under Schedule \u2018M\u2019.\n18) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged\n{a) to appropriate heads of expenses 62,66,765 78,62,003\n(b) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,02,655 51,67,412\nGratuity 17,85,577 o\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 2,76,191 3,86,502\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 26,969 92,059\n. Stores & Spare parts Consumed 4,131 30,413\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 71,231 50,390\n19) (a) Personnel Expenses include Rs.18,01,38,843 (Previous Year Rs.1,50,17,242) paid on account of Voluntary Retirement\nScheme.\n(b) Miscellaneous Expenses include Rs. 1,44,23,000 (Previous Year Rs. Nil) shifting expenses from Mumbai to Vadodara\nPlant.\n20) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental expenses and maintenance charges of purchasing\ncenters and depots, include :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 93,38,333 1,04,89,648\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 9,16,566 14,51,919\nGratuity : 28,40,422 13,27,038\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 44,867 51,939\nPower and Fuel 4,29,199 4,93,263\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 4,14,325 4,81,846\nRates and Taxes . 9,68,926 40,83,336\nInsurance 4,43,225 5,48,118\nRent 1,63,450 1,93,350\n21) Excise Duty is exclusive of the Duty Charged to Packing Materials 68,772 1,02,485\n22) The respective consumption figures are net of the following sales and profit/loss, if any, remains adjusted therein:\n(a) Raw Materials 66,70,539 7,56,04,651\nPacking Materials 26,48,032 4,29,34,271\nStores & Spare Parts 6,83,116 8,93,576\n(b) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts includes write-offs/diminutions in the value of\nstocks on account of unserviceability / obsolescence / damages / shortages.\n(c) Consumption of raw materials, packing materials and stores & spare parts has been arrived at on the basis of opening\nstock plus purchases less closing stock as physically verified and sale. if any.\na tr", "img_50815.png": "Academic Press Inc.\nOAK TREE ROAD\nPALISADES, N.Y. 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THE CHARGE FOR TRANSATLANTIC AIR FREIGHT SERVICE IS $1.00 PER POUND. aa", "img_40165.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_40190.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39856.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39858.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39860.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39863.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39864.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39874.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_39946.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol ]nnls)elesMulorsym-1e[0),eleles)ians) le Paeara", "img_40158.png": "ita\nTable 1.--Nutrient Content of the Supplements per Cup\nnm BRT y (180 m1)\n\nJanuary 1, 1969 to October 1, 1971 to\n\nSeptember 30, 1971 February 28, 1977\n\nAtole Fresco Atole Fresco\nEnergy (kcal) 163 59 163 59\nProtein (g) LS -- as) --\nFats (g) eT: -- aL. --\nCarbohydrates (g) 2258 os) 27.8 13\nAscorbic acid (mg) \u2014 \u2014 4.0 4.0\nCalcium (g) na \u2014< 4 ==\nPhosphorous (g) ao) -- +3 a\nThiamine (mg) 4 -- AE ed:\noe (mg) 7D \u2014\u2014 eS Leo:\nWiacin (mg) 3 -- oS) B55\nVitamin A (mg) oD -- lez Taz\nIron (mg) avez) -- 5.4 0)\nFlourine (mg) -- -- nie of\n\nSYofUTerswan aii ossH/AnWANVAlAlelUlsiin ye lolol 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Loading Bench 122.40\nloa. sES\u00e90 indirect Celliny Gafeli,ht Bea)\nLf, 000.30", "img_63862.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----= Plan I\nGIRLS == Ages 13 to 17 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n1 quart milk\n2 or more cggs q\n2 servings meat, fish, or fowl\n3 or 4 strips bacon\n1 cup puffed wheat or puffed rice\n1 or 1$ cups 20% croam\n5 or more servings butter or olcoe\n1 serving of tomato, orange, or grapefruit juico (or the whole fruite\nno sugar)\n2 servings of any of the following: asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach,\ntomatoes, green beans, or winter squash\n1 additional serving of a vegetable chosen from the above or cabbage,\ncauliflower, egg plant, or bects\n2 servings of a water=packed fruit or an apple or melon, or berries in\nscason (with saccharin = no sugar)\naeons\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 glass orange juice 1 slice roast\n1 egg with bacon 1 hard boiled egg\n1 cup puffed wheat carrot and celery sticks\n3/4 cup croam = 20% 1 apple\n1 glass milk 1 glass milk\nee en\n1 glass + milkeSeream 1 serving moat\n1 slico cheese 1 serving green beans with butter\nor 1 dish tomatocs\n1 hard boiled ogg 1 gless milk\n1 serving water=packed fruit\n23725 2/49 DH\nSYolU]cex-van alti OSMAN MATA ALS [UlSIin ye eLeLUlnal=ialesMulorsym=18 [01,6 [0leS)/0n1\\)100 | O-eard", "img_63863.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----= Plan I\nGIRLS == Ages 13 to 17 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n1 quart milk\n2 or more cggs q\n2 servings meat, fish, or fowl\n3 or 4 strips bacon\n1 cup puffed wheat or puffed rice\n1 or 1$ cups 20% croam\n5 or more servings butter or olcoe\n1 serving of tomato, orange, or grapefruit juico (or the whole fruite\nno sugar)\n2 servings of any of the following: asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach,\ntomatoes, green beans, or winter squash\n1 additional serving of a vegetable chosen from the above or cabbage,\ncauliflower, egg plant, or bects\n2 servings of a water=packed fruit or an apple or melon, or berries in\nscason (with saccharin = no sugar)\naeons\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 glass orange juice 1 slice roast\n1 egg with bacon 1 hard boiled egg\n1 cup puffed wheat carrot and celery sticks\n3/4 cup croam = 20% 1 apple\n1 glass milk 1 glass milk\nee en\n1 glass + milkeSeream 1 serving moat\n1 slico cheese 1 serving green beans with butter\nor 1 dish tomatocs\n1 hard boiled ogg 1 gless milk\n1 serving water=packed fruit\n23725 2/49 DH\nSYolU]cex-van alti OSMAN MATA ALS [UlSIin ye eLeLUlnal=ialesMulorsym=18 [01,6 [0leS)/0n1\\)100 | O-eard", "img_63864.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----= Plan I\nGIRLS == Ages 13 to 17 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n1 quart milk\n2 or more cggs q\n2 servings meat, fish, or fowl\n3 or 4 strips bacon\n1 cup puffed wheat or puffed rice\n1 or 1$ cups 20% croam\n5 or more servings butter or olcoe\n1 serving of tomato, orange, or grapefruit juico (or the whole fruite\nno sugar)\n2 servings of any of the following: asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach,\ntomatoes, green beans, or winter squash\n1 additional serving of a vegetable chosen from the above or cabbage,\ncauliflower, egg plant, or bects\n2 servings of a water=packed fruit or an apple or melon, or berries in\nscason (with saccharin = no sugar)\naeons\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 glass orange juice 1 slice roast\n1 egg with bacon 1 hard boiled egg\n1 cup puffed wheat carrot and celery sticks\n3/4 cup croam = 20% 1 apple\n1 glass milk 1 glass milk\nee en\n1 glass + milkeSeream 1 serving moat\n1 slico cheese 1 serving green beans with butter\nor 1 dish tomatocs\n1 hard boiled ogg 1 gless milk\n1 serving water=packed fruit\n23725 2/49 DH\nSYolU]cex-van alti OSMAN MATA ALS [UlSIin ye eLeLUlnal=ialesMulorsym=18 [01,6 [0leS)/0n1\\)100 | O-eard", "img_63865.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----= Plan I\nGIRLS == Ages 13 to 17 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n1 quart milk\n2 or more cggs q\n2 servings meat, fish, or fowl\n3 or 4 strips bacon\n1 cup puffed wheat or puffed rice\n1 or 1$ cups 20% croam\n5 or more servings butter or olcoe\n1 serving of tomato, orange, or grapefruit juico (or the whole fruite\nno sugar)\n2 servings of any of the following: asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach,\ntomatoes, green beans, or winter squash\n1 additional serving of a vegetable chosen from the above or cabbage,\ncauliflower, egg plant, or bects\n2 servings of a water=packed fruit or an apple or melon, or berries in\nscason (with saccharin = no sugar)\naeons\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 glass orange juice 1 slice roast\n1 egg with bacon 1 hard boiled egg\n1 cup puffed wheat carrot and celery sticks\n3/4 cup croam = 20% 1 apple\n1 glass milk 1 glass milk\nee en\n1 glass + milkeSeream 1 serving moat\n1 slico cheese 1 serving green beans with butter\nor 1 dish tomatocs\n1 hard boiled ogg 1 gless milk\n1 serving water=packed fruit\n23725 2/49 DH\nSYolU]cex-van alti OSMAN MATA ALS [UlSIin ye eLeLUlnal=ialesMulorsym=18 [01,6 [0leS)/0n1\\)100 | O-eard", "img_63866.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----= Plan I\nGIRLS == Ages 13 to 17 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n1 quart milk\n2 or more cggs q\n2 servings meat, fish, or fowl\n3 or 4 strips bacon\n1 cup puffed wheat or puffed rice\n1 or 1$ cups 20% croam\n5 or more servings butter or olcoe\n1 serving of tomato, orange, or grapefruit juico (or the whole fruite\nno sugar)\n2 servings of any of the following: asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach,\ntomatoes, green beans, or winter squash\n1 additional serving of a vegetable chosen from the above or cabbage,\ncauliflower, egg plant, or bects\n2 servings of a water=packed fruit or an apple or melon, or berries in\nscason (with saccharin = no sugar)\naeons\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 glass orange juice 1 slice roast\n1 egg with bacon 1 hard boiled egg\n1 cup puffed wheat carrot and celery sticks\n3/4 cup croam = 20% 1 apple\n1 glass milk 1 glass milk\nee en\n1 glass + milkeSeream 1 serving moat\n1 slico cheese 1 serving green beans with butter\nor 1 dish tomatocs\n1 hard boiled ogg 1 gless milk\n1 serving water=packed fruit\n23725 2/49 DH\nSYolU]cex-van alti OSMAN MATA ALS [UlSIin ye eLeLUlnal=ialesMulorsym=18 [01,6 [0leS)/0n1\\)100 | O-eard", "img_34128.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_34132.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_34135.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_34139.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_34140.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_34145.png": "7. The cereals suggested have been restricted to puffed rice and\npuffed wheat because it is desirable to provide the greatest\namount of bulk while restricting the carbohydrate; all other\nprepared cereals offer less bulk for the same carbohydrate\ncount and in addition usually are prepared with sugar.\n\n8. Recipes for the preparation of allowed salad dressings are given\nfor commercial preparations usually contain some form of carbo-\nhydrate.\n\nFrench Dressing\n1-13 tbl. oil\n, 1 tsp. vinegar\nSalt, pepper, paprika and salad herbs\n\nPut ingredients in a small jar and shake well, Pour over shredded cabbage,\n\nlettuce or any other vegetable salad.\n\nNote: The use of moderate amounts of salad dressing will not appreciably\n\nincrease your diet except in its caloric content.\nMayonnaise\n(Twenty servings)\n1 egg yolk 1/16 tsp. pepper\n? tsp. mustard 2 tbl, vinegar\ns tsp. salt 1 cup olive or salad oil\nMix dry ingredients, add egg yolk and when well mixcd add oil gradually,\nstirring constantly. As mixture thickens, thin with vinegar. Add oil\nand vinegar alternately until all is used, stirring constantly.\nHollandaise Sauce for Vegetables\n$ cup butter 2 egg yolks\n3 cup water 1 tbl, vinegar\n} tsp, salt\n\nHeat butter, water and salt over boiling water. Beat egg yolks until lemon\n\ncolored and stir in vinegar, then slowly stir in hot mixture. Return to\n\nstove and stir constantly until mixture thickens. Remove immediately and\nserve.\n\nThis sauce may be varied by adding one tablespoonful of chopped parsley\n\nor one tablespoonful of grated horseradish to sauce after it is cooked.\n\nCream Sauce\n1/3 cup water + tsp, salt\n1/3 cup cream (20%) 1 egg\nHeat cream, water and salt to boiling. Beat egg lightly and stir hot mix-\nture slowly into egg, Return to stove and cook over boiling water, stir-\nring all the time until the mixture begins to thicken. Remove from stove\nand serve immediatcly.\n2/49 DH-236.4\nSYolUTgex=Fau aii osSH PANU AWA ale LUlssip ize (elellanl=\\altsMulecs)m=16]0)L6l0lery/ ails 106 [0 -ead", "img_63875.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----\u2014 Plan I\nAge Group - 3 to 6 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n3/4 to 1 quart whole milk\n1 or more eggs\n2 or more slices bacon\n1 or more servings meat, fish, or fowl\n4 cup puffed rice or puffed wheat\n4 or more tablespoons butter or fortified oleomargarine\n1 serving orange, grapefruit or tomato juice (or the whole fruit - no sugar)\n1 serving of asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach, tomatoes, green beans,\nor winter squash\n2 additional servings of vegetables chosen from above or cabbage, cauli~\nflower, egg plant or beets\n1 serving of a water-packed fruit, an apple, or melon or berries in season\n(with saccharin = no sugar)\nSample Menu\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 sliced orange 1 raw vegetable\nl egg (or dish cereal with milk) 1 portion meat or 1 egg\n2 slices bacon 1 large serving vegetable (with\n1 glass milk butter)\n1 glass milk\nAfternoon\n1 glass milk, hard boiled egg, or piece of cheese\nDinner\n1 serving meat\n2 servings of vegetable with butter or olede\n1 glass milk\n1 serving of water-packed fruit\n237.1 2/49 DH\nSYolU] cers Fa alts OSAMU al aL[UISie 26 [eee] nnl- alc UlesiM 1610) (0\\06<0/n01\\)10 OPA", "img_63876.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----\u2014 Plan I\nAge Group - 3 to 6 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n3/4 to 1 quart whole milk\n1 or more eggs\n2 or more slices bacon\n1 or more servings meat, fish, or fowl\n4 cup puffed rice or puffed wheat\n4 or more tablespoons butter or fortified oleomargarine\n1 serving orange, grapefruit or tomato juice (or the whole fruit - no sugar)\n1 serving of asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach, tomatoes, green beans,\nor winter squash\n2 additional servings of vegetables chosen from above or cabbage, cauli~\nflower, egg plant or beets\n1 serving of a water-packed fruit, an apple, or melon or berries in season\n(with saccharin = no sugar)\nSample Menu\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 sliced orange 1 raw vegetable\nl egg (or dish cereal with milk) 1 portion meat or 1 egg\n2 slices bacon 1 large serving vegetable (with\n1 glass milk butter)\n1 glass milk\nAfternoon\n1 glass milk, hard boiled egg, or piece of cheese\nDinner\n1 serving meat\n2 servings of vegetable with butter or olede\n1 glass milk\n1 serving of water-packed fruit\n237.1 2/49 DH\nSYolU] cers Fa alts OSAMU al aL[UISie 26 [eee] nnl- alc UlesiM 1610) (0\\06<0/n01\\)10 OPA", "img_63877.png": "LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET ----\u2014 Plan I\nAge Group - 3 to 6 yrse\nTotal Daily Intake\n3/4 to 1 quart whole milk\n1 or more eggs\n2 or more slices bacon\n1 or more servings meat, fish, or fowl\n4 cup puffed rice or puffed wheat\n4 or more tablespoons butter or fortified oleomargarine\n1 serving orange, grapefruit or tomato juice (or the whole fruit - no sugar)\n1 serving of asparagus, broccoli, carrots, spinach, tomatoes, green beans,\nor winter squash\n2 additional servings of vegetables chosen from above or cabbage, cauli~\nflower, egg plant or beets\n1 serving of a water-packed fruit, an apple, or melon or berries in season\n(with saccharin = no sugar)\nSample Menu\nBreakfast Lunch\n1 sliced orange 1 raw vegetable\nl egg (or dish cereal with milk) 1 portion meat or 1 egg\n2 slices bacon 1 large serving vegetable (with\n1 glass milk butter)\n1 glass milk\nAfternoon\n1 glass milk, hard boiled egg, or piece of cheese\nDinner\n1 serving meat\n2 servings of vegetable with butter or olede\n1 glass milk\n1 serving of water-packed fruit\n237.1 2/49 DH\nSYolU] cers Fa alts OSAMU al aL[UISie 26 [eee] nnl- alc UlesiM 1610) (0\\06<0/n01\\)10 OPA", "img_57311.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57312.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57313.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57314.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57315.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57316.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57317.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57318.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57310.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\n2. Unpaid amounts overdue for mare than thirty days to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise suppliers on account of principal\ntogether with interest is Rs, Nil {Previous year Rs. Nil). This disclosure is on the basis of the information available with the Company\nregarding the status of the suppliers as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.\n3. Information on related party disclosures as per Accounting Standard 18 on \"Related Party Disclosures\":\nRelated Party Relationship Description of Transaction For the year ended | For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n1. |Dewas Soya Ltd | Associate Dividand received Nit 32,18,300\n2, | Siddhartha Mohan} Key Managerial Payment of remuneration 28,92,655 37,07,540\nManaging Director | Personnel and other benefits\n- 3. | Indumati R. Key Payment of remuneration 28,84,114 36,98,274\nMaheshwari Managerial and other benefits\nExecutive Director | Personnel\n4. | Hind Syntex Ltd Associate Advance in Hind Syntex 1,37,57,061 1,29,71,548\nEscrow Account\n4. Information on Eaming Per Share as per Accounting Standard 20 on \u201cEarning Per Share\":\n[St.No[Pariculas i For the year ended March 31, 2011 | For the year ended March 31, 2010\n1. Net Profit after tax for the year (Rs.) 3,51,19,943 5,19,15,944\n2. Number of Equity Shares 31,00,000 37,00,000\n3. Basic Earning Per Share (Rs.) 11.33 16.75\n4, Nominal value of share (Rs.) 10 10\n5. Asum of Rs.8,09,816 (Previous Year Rs. 7,64,348) has been deducted from the value of consumption of raw material towards\namount receivable on account of export benefits, under the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme of the Government of\nIndia, framed under the provisions of Foreign Trade Policy. Such benefits have been quantified, based upon entitlements and on\nthe basis of applications for the issuance of DEPB Licences on post shipment basis, at the rates as notified from time to time and\nthe extent to which the Company perceives to import duty free goods for use in its manufacturing process, of face value of\nsaleable entitlements, to offset the cost of materials used for the manufacture of such exported goods.\n6. Information on Employee Benefits as per Accounting Standard 15 (Revised) on \"Employee Benefits\":\nNo, (Funded Encashment\nFor the For the For the For the\nyear ended year ended year ended year ended\nMarch 31, 2011_| March 31, 2010 | March 31, 2011 | March 31, 2010\n1. | Reconciliation of opening and closing balance of the\npresent value of the defined benefit obligation\nObligation at the period beginning as on 1st April 99,91,081 82,23,459 7,42,363 7,538,355\nCurrent Service Cost 5,26,628 308,325 2,20,008 2,23,219\n* Interest Cost 7,99,286 6,57,877 59,389 60,268\nActuariat (gain) / loss (2,91,982) 8,49,322 (18,177) (99,362)\nBenefits paid '9,16,208 (47,902, 1,97,998) 1,95, 117;\n[| Obligation at the year end as on 31st March 7,01,08,805 99.91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nEe 2. | Change in plan assets\nPlan assets at period beginning at fair value 1,04,00,274 85,64,772 NIL NIL\nExpected return on plan assets 9,69,641 782,414 NIL NIL\nActuarial gain / (loss) (55,067) NiL NIL Nit\nContributions 13,10,000 11,00,990 1,97,998 1,95,117\nBenefits paid (9,16,208 (47,902) (1,97,998) (1,98, 117)\n|__| Plan assets at the year end, at fair value 1,17,08,640 | 1,04,00,274\n3. | Reconciliation of present value for the obligation and\nthe fair value of plan assets\nPresent Value of the defined benefit obligations at 1,01,08,805 99,91,081 8,05,585 742,363\nthe end of the year\nFair value of plan assets at the end of the year 1,17,08,640 1,04,00,274 NiL NIL\n27", "img_57140.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_57141.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_57142.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_57143.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_57144.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_57145.png": "Schedules to the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2011 and to the Profit and Loss\nAccount for the year ended March 31, 2011\nParticulars For the year ended For the year ended\nMarch 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nRupees Rupees\n(o) Remuneration payable to Managing Director and\nExecutive Director at 10% of the net profit as per (a) above 51,165,245 63,71,560\nRestricted to \u00a71,12,849 63,70,694\n. (c) Break-up of remuneration paid/payable to Managing\nDirector and Executive Director\n() Salary 38,66,000 36,268,000\nCommission 8,32,000 24,41,000\nOther perquisites and benefits 4,14,849 3,03,694\nTotal | fas per (b) above] 63,70,694\n(!) Contribution to Provident Fund and 10,35, 120\nSuperannuation Fund\nTotat (I + I) 57,76,769 74,05,814\n(d) Commission payable to other Directors at 1% of\nthe net profit as per (a) above 5,11,525 6,37,156\nRestricted to 5,10,000 6,368,900\n9. Additional information pursuant to the provisions of Part !| of Schedule VI to the Companies Act, 1956\n{. (a) Licensed/Installed Capacity 4850 Million (3201 lac meters) Rods\n(As certified by the management) :\n(b) Class of goods manufactured : Acetate Cigarette Filter Rods\nIt, Production, Turnover, Raw Unit of For the year ended For the year ended\nMaterial and Packing Material Quantity March 31, 2011 March 31, 2010\nconsumption\n1. Production 3501.208 3412.492\n2, Turmover:\n(a) Domestic 3093.040 41,14,07,611 2832.147 37,70,31,609 ,\n(b} Export 458.594 6,65,06,109 521.030 7,08,22,904\n(c) Waste Sales 5,85,806 5,44,440\n. |_Totaljarbic) 8851.64 | 47,84,99,526 3353.177__ | 44,83,98,953\n3. Stock of Finished Goods: Million\nOpening 143.342 1,75,30,535 84.027 82,38,360\nClosing 92.916 1,13,99,598 143.342 1, 75,30,535\n- 4. Baw material consumed\na) Acetate Tow Kg. 12,50,938 30,79,65,159 12,08,092 29,83,56,846\nb) Plasticizer Kg, 1,18,613 72,13,039 1,14,891 1,17,48,355\n\u00a2) Tissue Paper Meter 7 ,43,04,000 1,82,04,472 26,42,86,000 1,74,96,223\nd) Menthol Kg. 825 7,79,121 335 2,97,839\ne) Cotton Yarn Kg. 147 25,135 140 30,858\n|_Total(aebicrdve) | CE atpagag P| 92,79,30,127_|\n5. Packing Material consumed 2,07,38,907 | | 1,06.35,.854 |\n6. Total Raw Material and Packing\nMaterial consumed (4 + 5) 35,49,25 833 34,45,65,975\n29\nb", "img_16352.png": ", ' e es\nSmokers Express Airlines Fact Sheet\n\nSmokers Express Airlines was founded for one reason: To give the 54\n\nmillion Americans who smoke a choice when they fly.\n\nSmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and George\n\n\"Mickey\" Richardson, two successful Florida businessmen who are\n\nthemselves smokers.\n\nBecause of FAA regulations that restrict smoking on domestic\n\nflights, Smokers Express is actually a club, providing air service\n\nfor members only.\n\nThe club membership is $25 annually, and members must be 21 of age.\n\nSmokers Express is headquartered in Cocoa Beach, Florida, and\n\nexpects to launch its inaugural flight in September.\n\nRight now, negotiations are under way to fly up to 30 specially\n\nreconditioned and reequipped DC~9 jetliners. :\n\nSome of the destinations Smokers Express plans to serve include\n\nOrlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City.\n\nSmokers Express is now undergoing the FAA certification process.\n\nThe founders plan to offer competitive fares, as well as many\n\namenities other airlines only offer in First Class, or ignore\n\naltogether. :\n\nPlanned services include:\n\nVIP lounges at some airports\n\nFree cigarettes on all flights\n\nFree headphones\n\nFree inflight movies\n\nFull beverage service\n\nReal food, for real people: steaks, hamburgers, pizza\n\nComplimentary newspapers\n\nIf you would like more information about Smokers Express, Please\n\ncall (407) 783-6124. 2\nWw\n\n25 South Atlantic Avenue, Suite #102 ~ Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 8 |\nS\nSe 1\neo", "img_16356.png": ", ' e es\nSmokers Express Airlines Fact Sheet\n\nSmokers Express Airlines was founded for one reason: To give the 54\n\nmillion Americans who smoke a choice when they fly.\n\nSmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and George\n\n\"Mickey\" Richardson, two successful Florida businessmen who are\n\nthemselves smokers.\n\nBecause of FAA regulations that restrict smoking on domestic\n\nflights, Smokers Express is actually a club, providing air service\n\nfor members only.\n\nThe club membership is $25 annually, and members must be 21 of age.\n\nSmokers Express is headquartered in Cocoa Beach, Florida, and\n\nexpects to launch its inaugural flight in September.\n\nRight now, negotiations are under way to fly up to 30 specially\n\nreconditioned and reequipped DC~9 jetliners. :\n\nSome of the destinations Smokers Express plans to serve include\n\nOrlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City.\n\nSmokers Express is now undergoing the FAA certification process.\n\nThe founders plan to offer competitive fares, as well as many\n\namenities other airlines only offer in First Class, or ignore\n\naltogether. :\n\nPlanned services include:\n\nVIP lounges at some airports\n\nFree cigarettes on all flights\n\nFree headphones\n\nFree inflight movies\n\nFull beverage service\n\nReal food, for real people: steaks, hamburgers, pizza\n\nComplimentary newspapers\n\nIf you would like more information about Smokers Express, Please\n\ncall (407) 783-6124. 2\nWw\n\n25 South Atlantic Avenue, Suite #102 ~ Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 8 |\nS\nSe 1\neo", "img_16358.png": ", ' e es\nSmokers Express Airlines Fact Sheet\n\nSmokers Express Airlines was founded for one reason: To give the 54\n\nmillion Americans who smoke a choice when they fly.\n\nSmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and George\n\n\"Mickey\" Richardson, two successful Florida businessmen who are\n\nthemselves smokers.\n\nBecause of FAA regulations that restrict smoking on domestic\n\nflights, Smokers Express is actually a club, providing air service\n\nfor members only.\n\nThe club membership is $25 annually, and members must be 21 of age.\n\nSmokers Express is headquartered in Cocoa Beach, Florida, and\n\nexpects to launch its inaugural flight in September.\n\nRight now, negotiations are under way to fly up to 30 specially\n\nreconditioned and reequipped DC~9 jetliners. :\n\nSome of the destinations Smokers Express plans to serve include\n\nOrlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City.\n\nSmokers Express is now undergoing the FAA certification process.\n\nThe founders plan to offer competitive fares, as well as many\n\namenities other airlines only offer in First Class, or ignore\n\naltogether. :\n\nPlanned services include:\n\nVIP lounges at some airports\n\nFree cigarettes on all flights\n\nFree headphones\n\nFree inflight movies\n\nFull beverage service\n\nReal food, for real people: steaks, hamburgers, pizza\n\nComplimentary newspapers\n\nIf you would like more information about Smokers Express, Please\n\ncall (407) 783-6124. 2\nWw\n\n25 South Atlantic Avenue, Suite #102 ~ Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 8 |\nS\nSe 1\neo", "img_16359.png": ", ' e es\nSmokers Express Airlines Fact Sheet\n\nSmokers Express Airlines was founded for one reason: To give the 54\n\nmillion Americans who smoke a choice when they fly.\n\nSmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and George\n\n\"Mickey\" Richardson, two successful Florida businessmen who are\n\nthemselves smokers.\n\nBecause of FAA regulations that restrict smoking on domestic\n\nflights, Smokers Express is actually a club, providing air service\n\nfor members only.\n\nThe club membership is $25 annually, and members must be 21 of age.\n\nSmokers Express is headquartered in Cocoa Beach, Florida, and\n\nexpects to launch its inaugural flight in September.\n\nRight now, negotiations are under way to fly up to 30 specially\n\nreconditioned and reequipped DC~9 jetliners. :\n\nSome of the destinations Smokers Express plans to serve include\n\nOrlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City.\n\nSmokers Express is now undergoing the FAA certification process.\n\nThe founders plan to offer competitive fares, as well as many\n\namenities other airlines only offer in First Class, or ignore\n\naltogether. :\n\nPlanned services include:\n\nVIP lounges at some airports\n\nFree cigarettes on all flights\n\nFree headphones\n\nFree inflight movies\n\nFull beverage service\n\nReal food, for real people: steaks, hamburgers, pizza\n\nComplimentary newspapers\n\nIf you would like more information about Smokers Express, Please\n\ncall (407) 783-6124. 2\nWw\n\n25 South Atlantic Avenue, Suite #102 ~ Cocoa Beach, Florida 32931 8 |\nS\nSe 1\neo", "img_56515.png": "51366 2211\n- Organizational Structure for the SMOKERS EXPRESS Group of Companies\niSMOKERS EXPRESS, Inc)\n|\n|\nj\n! SE SE SE SE SERVICES\n_ PUBLICATIONS SE AIR VACATIONS } | PRODUCTS\n4 i : .\n! ! |\n|\n4 SE Air Tickets In-flight Catering\n| 1 i : :\npo | \u2014\u2014~ | | |\n:Catalog Production} ! Maintenance | i t Travel and } | Catalog Sales | | Ground Suppor \\\nand Distribution | Services Po Vacation Services |\nCrew Services | jCompany Meeting | Maintenance\n| and Convention | Suppor\ni '\n| ~\u2014F\nL_{ venbestio a Senty\nSolicitation \u2014j", "img_56516.png": "51366 2211\n- Organizational Structure for the SMOKERS EXPRESS Group of Companies\niSMOKERS EXPRESS, Inc)\n|\n|\nj\n! SE SE SE SE SERVICES\n_ PUBLICATIONS SE AIR VACATIONS } | PRODUCTS\n4 i : .\n! ! |\n|\n4 SE Air Tickets In-flight Catering\n| 1 i : :\npo | \u2014\u2014~ | | |\n:Catalog Production} ! Maintenance | i t Travel and } | Catalog Sales | | Ground Suppor \\\nand Distribution | Services Po Vacation Services |\nCrew Services | jCompany Meeting | Maintenance\n| and Convention | Suppor\ni '\n| ~\u2014F\nL_{ venbestio a Senty\nSolicitation \u2014j", "img_56517.png": "51366 2211\n- Organizational Structure for the SMOKERS EXPRESS Group of Companies\niSMOKERS EXPRESS, Inc)\n|\n|\nj\n! SE SE SE SE SERVICES\n_ PUBLICATIONS SE AIR VACATIONS } | PRODUCTS\n4 i : .\n! ! |\n|\n4 SE Air Tickets In-flight Catering\n| 1 i : :\npo | \u2014\u2014~ | | |\n:Catalog Production} ! Maintenance | i t Travel and } | Catalog Sales | | Ground Suppor \\\nand Distribution | Services Po Vacation Services |\nCrew Services | jCompany Meeting | Maintenance\n| and Convention | Suppor\ni '\n| ~\u2014F\nL_{ venbestio a Senty\nSolicitation \u2014j", "img_56518.png": "51366 2211\n- Organizational Structure for the SMOKERS EXPRESS Group of Companies\niSMOKERS EXPRESS, Inc)\n|\n|\nj\n! SE SE SE SE SERVICES\n_ PUBLICATIONS SE AIR VACATIONS } | PRODUCTS\n4 i : .\n! ! |\n|\n4 SE Air Tickets In-flight Catering\n| 1 i : :\npo | \u2014\u2014~ | | |\n:Catalog Production} ! Maintenance | i t Travel and } | Catalog Sales | | Ground Suppor \\\nand Distribution | Services Po Vacation Services |\nCrew Services | jCompany Meeting | Maintenance\n| and Convention | Suppor\ni '\n| ~\u2014F\nL_{ venbestio a Senty\nSolicitation \u2014j", "img_56291.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_56293.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_56294.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_56296.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_56297.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_56298.png": "I\ngg f\n_ hice SK\n\"aR a =\n\u2018 andi Ag Pa Cannan ; st\nSR Re\n\u00ab1 pap OT GS Cf SS\n\u00ab25 (Get eT A aa\nae \u2014\na fat 4 he fe Bn A\na ay y . 1 ae . 7 Ew 4\u2019\nSmokers EXPRESS B\nExpress oy PIO FD by) e &\nAirlines\nYes thats right. An Airline for smokers is coming! Butyou \u2014 K No screaming babies (members must be 18)\nsay they can'tde that, what about the FAA regulations? M Complimentary newspaper\nNo problem, Smokers Express is a club, providing service N- Free destination area maps\nto members only. With a tittle bit of luck and your strong O Discounts on area attractions\nsupport we may see Smokers Express Airlines making P Inflight phone service\nnews and carrying smokers in style by this summer. Q Discount cruise packages (rom Smokers Travel\nRA subscription to \u201cLet's Party\" (the official Smokers\nsmokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and Express Travel Magazine)\nGeorge \u201cMickey\u201d Richardson, a couple of Cocoa Beach, S Rental car discounts\nFlorida businessmen who like to smoke. They organized T Smokers Express discount home shopping guide\nthe club, in December of last year. The club is headquar- UU Great contests and sweepstakes for members only\ntered at the Space Coast airport near Cocoa Beach and V_ Free Lotto ticket for each passenger\nhas made arrangements to lease up to 29 specially: W Discount air freight rates\nequipped and recently reconditioned DC-9s. Some of X Discount coupons for destination area restaurants\nthe destinations they plan to serve with non-stop service Y Special party Nights to Las Vegas and Adantic City\nfrom Space Coast executive airport include Orlando, with every 7th and 11th flight free\nAdanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas and Adantic City. Z The best rained, most attentive staff of\nemployee/owners in the industry.\nWith the help of consultant, Bryant Chestnut, (formerly\nof the EA.A.), Smokers Express is beginning the FA.A. Those are the ABC's of traveling on a great fun new\nCentification process. smokers airline where membership does have real privi-\nleges. The first 50,000 memberships are charter life-time.\nMembership in the club costs $25 annually and includes\nanumber of special perks which you will find interest- If you would like more information about Smoker\ning. Membership is restricted to persons 18 year of age Express Airlines you can call or write:\nor older, Take a look at what members will receive: i\nSmoker Express Oo\nA> Smokers Express Numbered Members Certificate Suite 102\u00b0 @ |\nB Smokers Express Gold Travel Card 25 South Atlantic Avenue S |\nC VAP Lounges at flight initiating airports Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 ws\nD Free smokes in flight No\nEE Free headphones (407) 783-6124 Bo\nF Free inflight movies\nG Full beverage service Smoker Express is taking applications for personnel for\nHL Real ashtrays practically every aspect of operations. These positions\n1 Real food for real people-Steaks & Burgers are available to members only.\nJ Great tasting munchies for happy hour -\n38 American Smoker's Journal WINTER ISSUE (i", "img_5263.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nrH EG iRoe @uwee Si |\nRequested By. r, Tom Dudley Aug. 14 7 19 |\nCheck to be issued in favor of: Amt ($.e700Grn ai nia ag)\nName Laman for tters, Sy\n; FOR ACCOUNTING USE ONLY\nStraqtAddiacs | itieen! 5. Reiawe ri enn oi i eee eae\nRECEIVED |\nCity & State_Denver. Colorado CC Zipp Codde@_802.23 P-E-R-Pp-Ds |\nVERIFIED\nIn Payment of__ Postace for Great Western '70 Magazine APPROVED |\nFOR A 3\nPAYMEN) 4\nBet mu NNOmnibLeRsaeanSCR Tai seageooe 2! 1 NANA Sacer LWPS RRL Sisley Pie Urs Amie Cay :\nCHECK \u2014 es = |\nRint is NO ihe DATE a ae eet Som\nTRMOUNG 2 Stee en |\ni eS Tae Te an er TR SU RC Sr A UR Ts ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION\nA/C NUMBER AMOUNT\na \u2014|$___ |\neS gent aire ed eS ne 1 lpr eh ti ee he Se ES ek $\n; od 7 oa SO eae ea\nSpecial Instructions__._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Xeturn to arb MacDonald\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mtnh0227", "img_5276.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nrH EG iRoe @uwee Si |\nRequested By. r, Tom Dudley Aug. 14 7 19 |\nCheck to be issued in favor of: Amt ($.e700Grn ai nia ag)\nName Laman for tters, Sy\n; FOR ACCOUNTING USE ONLY\nStraqtAddiacs | itieen! 5. Reiawe ri enn oi i eee eae\nRECEIVED |\nCity & State_Denver. Colorado CC Zipp Codde@_802.23 P-E-R-Pp-Ds |\nVERIFIED\nIn Payment of__ Postace for Great Western '70 Magazine APPROVED |\nFOR A 3\nPAYMEN) 4\nBet mu NNOmnibLeRsaeanSCR Tai seageooe 2! 1 NANA Sacer LWPS RRL Sisley Pie Urs Amie Cay :\nCHECK \u2014 es = |\nRint is NO ihe DATE a ae eet Som\nTRMOUNG 2 Stee en |\ni eS Tae Te an er TR SU RC Sr A UR Ts ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION\nA/C NUMBER AMOUNT\na \u2014|$___ |\neS gent aire ed eS ne 1 lpr eh ti ee he Se ES ek $\n; od 7 oa SO eae ea\nSpecial Instructions__._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Xeturn to arb MacDonald\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mtnh0227", "img_5287.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nrH EG iRoe @uwee Si |\nRequested By. r, Tom Dudley Aug. 14 7 19 |\nCheck to be issued in favor of: Amt ($.e700Grn ai nia ag)\nName Laman for tters, Sy\n; FOR ACCOUNTING USE ONLY\nStraqtAddiacs | itieen! 5. Reiawe ri enn oi i eee eae\nRECEIVED |\nCity & State_Denver. Colorado CC Zipp Codde@_802.23 P-E-R-Pp-Ds |\nVERIFIED\nIn Payment of__ Postace for Great Western '70 Magazine APPROVED |\nFOR A 3\nPAYMEN) 4\nBet mu NNOmnibLeRsaeanSCR Tai seageooe 2! 1 NANA Sacer LWPS RRL Sisley Pie Urs Amie Cay :\nCHECK \u2014 es = |\nRint is NO ihe DATE a ae eet Som\nTRMOUNG 2 Stee en |\ni eS Tae Te an er TR SU RC Sr A UR Ts ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION\nA/C NUMBER AMOUNT\na \u2014|$___ |\neS gent aire ed eS ne 1 lpr eh ti ee he Se ES ek $\n; od 7 oa SO eae ea\nSpecial Instructions__._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Xeturn to arb MacDonald\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mtnh0227", "img_5247.png": "POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT PERE NS:\n= pus\nSTATEMENT OF MAILING MATTER WITH PERMIT IMPRINTS as \u2019\nMAILER: Prepare in duplicate, completing all items by typewriter, pen or indelible pencil.\n\nPOST OFFICE A RECEIPT NO. SACKS CARTONS | OUTSIDE\n\n{/ Yh _| BUNDLES\nAY Biya beo t :\n\n[J Jst\u2014Letters, Et 2nd\u2014Newspapers [sl 3rd\u2014Circulars and oO 3rd\u2014Books or cata- oO 4th\u2014Parcel post, books,|\nwritten matter, and magazines other printed matter, logs of 24 pages merchandise, printed\npost cards, entered as merchandise less or more, seeds, matter, 16 ozs. or\n\nsecond-class mail. than 16 ozs. etc., less than 16 ozs. more.\n\nNAME AND ADDRESS OF PERMIT HOLDER TELEPHONE NO. Check here when mailing is by authorized nonprofit organization\n\n(Include ZIP Code) \u201cFT : i (Section 134.5 P.M.) ee 2 :\n\n4 ade ae f Ua pi AL}yes Mailer (other than authorized nonprofit organization) must\nrj e , of, ; Zz iu AV) nee here Bpueriies nis total matinee made ae Dalle a\nOf ai ~ tAre- Bi t tee\u201d ff ue class rates at all post offices, under any name, for the cur-\nNe\u201d UE AT ~ t Aon ry rent calendar year, exceed 250,000 pieces. : i\nA Zt te Weight of a single piece. O7s. (7\nAx\u00e9ntee \u20acbbre 00)\nNumber of pieces in a pound. (For third-class\nSIGNATURE OF PERMIT HOLDER OR AGENT matter mailed at bulk rates. ) &\n} Total fumber of PIECES in mailing.\n/BAAd AAA a 2\nNAME AND ADQRESS OF INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION FOR WHICH MAIL- . casi\nING IS PREPARED (If other thax permit holder) Total number of POUNDS in mailing. i 7) a\nRate chargeable on x one)\nz a \u00a2\nOUND $a \u201c~\nCe PIECE is 3 \u2018 x\u201d\nTOTAL COMPUTED POSTAGE |$ 5 o. 3 i\nPOD Form\nduly i209 = 9602", "img_5250.png": "POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT PERE NS:\n= pus\nSTATEMENT OF MAILING MATTER WITH PERMIT IMPRINTS as \u2019\nMAILER: Prepare in duplicate, completing all items by typewriter, pen or indelible pencil.\n\nPOST OFFICE A RECEIPT NO. SACKS CARTONS | OUTSIDE\n\n{/ Yh _| BUNDLES\nAY Biya beo t :\n\n[J Jst\u2014Letters, Et 2nd\u2014Newspapers [sl 3rd\u2014Circulars and oO 3rd\u2014Books or cata- oO 4th\u2014Parcel post, books,|\nwritten matter, and magazines other printed matter, logs of 24 pages merchandise, printed\npost cards, entered as merchandise less or more, seeds, matter, 16 ozs. or\n\nsecond-class mail. than 16 ozs. etc., less than 16 ozs. more.\n\nNAME AND ADDRESS OF PERMIT HOLDER TELEPHONE NO. Check here when mailing is by authorized nonprofit organization\n\n(Include ZIP Code) \u201cFT : i (Section 134.5 P.M.) ee 2 :\n\n4 ade ae f Ua pi AL}yes Mailer (other than authorized nonprofit organization) must\nrj e , of, ; Zz iu AV) nee here Bpueriies nis total matinee made ae Dalle a\nOf ai ~ tAre- Bi t tee\u201d ff ue class rates at all post offices, under any name, for the cur-\nNe\u201d UE AT ~ t Aon ry rent calendar year, exceed 250,000 pieces. : i\nA Zt te Weight of a single piece. O7s. (7\nAx\u00e9ntee \u20acbbre 00)\nNumber of pieces in a pound. (For third-class\nSIGNATURE OF PERMIT HOLDER OR AGENT matter mailed at bulk rates. ) &\n} Total fumber of PIECES in mailing.\n/BAAd AAA a 2\nNAME AND ADQRESS OF INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION FOR WHICH MAIL- . casi\nING IS PREPARED (If other thax permit holder) Total number of POUNDS in mailing. i 7) a\nRate chargeable on x one)\nz a \u00a2\nOUND $a \u201c~\nCe PIECE is 3 \u2018 x\u201d\nTOTAL COMPUTED POSTAGE |$ 5 o. 3 i\nPOD Form\nduly i209 = 9602", "img_5253.png": "POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT PERE NS:\n= pus\nSTATEMENT OF MAILING MATTER WITH PERMIT IMPRINTS as \u2019\nMAILER: Prepare in duplicate, completing all items by typewriter, pen or indelible pencil.\n\nPOST OFFICE A RECEIPT NO. 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No:\na\n1 o2\n&\n4 fe pb\ncsbothe [ihe\nih\ni); Z U ()\nOW farle  Lyeo Ioual\nQuantity Description\nis s\nJ 2-5 Arte a1 long lie\n\u2014 pieft |\nTo i ie\nNo. of Packages |\nReceived By\nDate\nThank You -- your business is appreciated.\noT\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mtnh0227", "img_11336.png": "\\\n\"ouR BUSINESS HELPS YOUR BUSINESS\"\nDELIVERY RECEIPT\n; Ne Joeman for Matters, INC\nos AREA CODE 303\nee 744-6153 \\\n2420 So,.Dglaware Street Denver, Colorado 80223\nCoon Our J. \u00a9. No: 36 \u20ac5\nCust. (P.O. No:\na\n1 o2\n&\n4 fe pb\ncsbothe [ihe\nih\ni); Z U ()\nOW farle  Lyeo Ioual\nQuantity Description\nis s\nJ 2-5 Arte a1 long lie\n\u2014 pieft |\nTo i ie\nNo. of Packages |\nReceived By\nDate\nThank You -- your business is appreciated.\noT\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mtnh0227", "img_596.png": "INSOIFIT DRINKS\nA Ul soft drink products of drink bottling plant water found\nCoca-Cola USA are whole- that most local water supplies\nsome beverages produced in contain less than four milligrams\ncompliance with state and of sodium per six-fluid ounces.\nJederal food laws and The amount of sodium in\nregulations. Coca-Cola USA soft drinks is\nnegligible when compared to\n\u201cSoda water\u201d and \u201csoda pop\u201d many other sources of sodium in\nare expressions long used by con- _ the diet. For example, a six-fluid\nsumers to describe carbonated ounce serving of tomato juice\nsoft drinks. But despite these processed with added salt has\nfamiliar names, soft drinks actual- 660 milligrams of sodium, while\nly contribute very little \u201csoda\u2019\u2014 \u2014_ the same size serving of diet Coke\nor sodium\u2014to the average diet. In has 35 milligrams or less.\nfact, the majority of the soft drink Many people confuse sodium\nproducts of Coca-Cola USA have \u2014 with common table salt. The two\nless than 35 milligrams of sodium are not the same. Sodium is an\nper serving\u2014allowing them tobe element, the sixth most common\nclassified by the Food and Drug _on earth; table salt\u2014or sodium\nAdministration as \u201cvery low chloride\u2014is one of its compounds.\nsodium\u2019 foods. Table salt contains 40 percent\nThe sodium present in soft sodium and is one of many\ndrinks comes from small amounts sodium sources in the diet.\nof sodium in the ingredients and Sodium, in the form of salt\nfrom the local water used to make and other sodium compounds, is\nthe beverage. added during the chemical pro-\nAlthough potassium cessing of food for safety, quality\ncompounds are often used as and taste enhancement. The rest\nsubstitutes, four basic sodium is provided by salt added in cook-\ncompounds may be used in ing or at the table, and from\npreparing soft drink syrups. sodium occurring naturally in\nThese include sodium benzoate, foods and water.\na food preservative; sodium Sodium is an essential\nchloride, or salt, for flavoring; nutrient in human physiology. In\nsodium citrate, an acidity buffer; | humans, sodium helps regulate\nand the sweetener sodium sac- water in the body by controlling\ncharin. Each plays an important the transfer of water and other -\nrole in creating the flavor profile _ nutrients across cell membranes.\nfor the soft drinks in which itis It also helps maintain blood\nused. The syrup is then combined pressure and volume, transmit\nwith carbonated water to create nerve impulses and support the\nthe final soft drink product. activity of certain enzyme\nThe amount of sodium con- __ systems.\ntributed by the local water supply Because of its ubiquitous\nwhere the finished beverages ate _ nature, it can be found every-\nproduced can vary seasonally and where in the food supply. This\nby locale. According to a 1975 is because the plants and animals\nsurvey by the U.S. Environmental that make up our food supply\nProtection Agency, sodium con- _also use sodium for their life\ntent in U.S. fresh water ranges process.\nfrom traces to 402 milligrams per Although sodium is essential\nliter (0-71 milligrams per six-fluid to life, medical experts suspect\nounces). But a 1982 survey of soft _ that, in addition to genetic sus-\n(over)\n[Son co SOS", "img_597.png": "INSOIFIT DRINKS\nA Ul soft drink products of drink bottling plant water found\nCoca-Cola USA are whole- that most local water supplies\nsome beverages produced in contain less than four milligrams\ncompliance with state and of sodium per six-fluid ounces.\nJederal food laws and The amount of sodium in\nregulations. Coca-Cola USA soft drinks is\nnegligible when compared to\n\u201cSoda water\u201d and \u201csoda pop\u201d many other sources of sodium in\nare expressions long used by con- _ the diet. For example, a six-fluid\nsumers to describe carbonated ounce serving of tomato juice\nsoft drinks. But despite these processed with added salt has\nfamiliar names, soft drinks actual- 660 milligrams of sodium, while\nly contribute very little \u201csoda\u2019\u2014 \u2014_ the same size serving of diet Coke\nor sodium\u2014to the average diet. In has 35 milligrams or less.\nfact, the majority of the soft drink Many people confuse sodium\nproducts of Coca-Cola USA have \u2014 with common table salt. The two\nless than 35 milligrams of sodium are not the same. Sodium is an\nper serving\u2014allowing them tobe element, the sixth most common\nclassified by the Food and Drug _on earth; table salt\u2014or sodium\nAdministration as \u201cvery low chloride\u2014is one of its compounds.\nsodium\u2019 foods. Table salt contains 40 percent\nThe sodium present in soft sodium and is one of many\ndrinks comes from small amounts sodium sources in the diet.\nof sodium in the ingredients and Sodium, in the form of salt\nfrom the local water used to make and other sodium compounds, is\nthe beverage. added during the chemical pro-\nAlthough potassium cessing of food for safety, quality\ncompounds are often used as and taste enhancement. The rest\nsubstitutes, four basic sodium is provided by salt added in cook-\ncompounds may be used in ing or at the table, and from\npreparing soft drink syrups. sodium occurring naturally in\nThese include sodium benzoate, foods and water.\na food preservative; sodium Sodium is an essential\nchloride, or salt, for flavoring; nutrient in human physiology. In\nsodium citrate, an acidity buffer; | humans, sodium helps regulate\nand the sweetener sodium sac- water in the body by controlling\ncharin. Each plays an important the transfer of water and other -\nrole in creating the flavor profile _ nutrients across cell membranes.\nfor the soft drinks in which itis It also helps maintain blood\nused. The syrup is then combined pressure and volume, transmit\nwith carbonated water to create nerve impulses and support the\nthe final soft drink product. activity of certain enzyme\nThe amount of sodium con- __ systems.\ntributed by the local water supply Because of its ubiquitous\nwhere the finished beverages ate _ nature, it can be found every-\nproduced can vary seasonally and where in the food supply. This\nby locale. According to a 1975 is because the plants and animals\nsurvey by the U.S. Environmental that make up our food supply\nProtection Agency, sodium con- _also use sodium for their life\ntent in U.S. fresh water ranges process.\nfrom traces to 402 milligrams per Although sodium is essential\nliter (0-71 milligrams per six-fluid to life, medical experts suspect\nounces). But a 1982 survey of soft _ that, in addition to genetic sus-\n(over)\n[Son co SOS", "img_598.png": "INSOIFIT DRINKS\nA Ul soft drink products of drink bottling plant water found\nCoca-Cola USA are whole- that most local water supplies\nsome beverages produced in contain less than four milligrams\ncompliance with state and of sodium per six-fluid ounces.\nJederal food laws and The amount of sodium in\nregulations. Coca-Cola USA soft drinks is\nnegligible when compared to\n\u201cSoda water\u201d and \u201csoda pop\u201d many other sources of sodium in\nare expressions long used by con- _ the diet. For example, a six-fluid\nsumers to describe carbonated ounce serving of tomato juice\nsoft drinks. But despite these processed with added salt has\nfamiliar names, soft drinks actual- 660 milligrams of sodium, while\nly contribute very little \u201csoda\u2019\u2014 \u2014_ the same size serving of diet Coke\nor sodium\u2014to the average diet. In has 35 milligrams or less.\nfact, the majority of the soft drink Many people confuse sodium\nproducts of Coca-Cola USA have \u2014 with common table salt. The two\nless than 35 milligrams of sodium are not the same. Sodium is an\nper serving\u2014allowing them tobe element, the sixth most common\nclassified by the Food and Drug _on earth; table salt\u2014or sodium\nAdministration as \u201cvery low chloride\u2014is one of its compounds.\nsodium\u2019 foods. Table salt contains 40 percent\nThe sodium present in soft sodium and is one of many\ndrinks comes from small amounts sodium sources in the diet.\nof sodium in the ingredients and Sodium, in the form of salt\nfrom the local water used to make and other sodium compounds, is\nthe beverage. added during the chemical pro-\nAlthough potassium cessing of food for safety, quality\ncompounds are often used as and taste enhancement. The rest\nsubstitutes, four basic sodium is provided by salt added in cook-\ncompounds may be used in ing or at the table, and from\npreparing soft drink syrups. sodium occurring naturally in\nThese include sodium benzoate, foods and water.\na food preservative; sodium Sodium is an essential\nchloride, or salt, for flavoring; nutrient in human physiology. In\nsodium citrate, an acidity buffer; | humans, sodium helps regulate\nand the sweetener sodium sac- water in the body by controlling\ncharin. Each plays an important the transfer of water and other -\nrole in creating the flavor profile _ nutrients across cell membranes.\nfor the soft drinks in which itis It also helps maintain blood\nused. The syrup is then combined pressure and volume, transmit\nwith carbonated water to create nerve impulses and support the\nthe final soft drink product. activity of certain enzyme\nThe amount of sodium con- __ systems.\ntributed by the local water supply Because of its ubiquitous\nwhere the finished beverages ate _ nature, it can be found every-\nproduced can vary seasonally and where in the food supply. This\nby locale. According to a 1975 is because the plants and animals\nsurvey by the U.S. Environmental that make up our food supply\nProtection Agency, sodium con- _also use sodium for their life\ntent in U.S. fresh water ranges process.\nfrom traces to 402 milligrams per Although sodium is essential\nliter (0-71 milligrams per six-fluid to life, medical experts suspect\nounces). But a 1982 survey of soft _ that, in addition to genetic sus-\n(over)\n[Son co SOS", "img_599.png": "INSOIFIT DRINKS\nA Ul soft drink products of drink bottling plant water found\nCoca-Cola USA are whole- that most local water supplies\nsome beverages produced in contain less than four milligrams\ncompliance with state and of sodium per six-fluid ounces.\nJederal food laws and The amount of sodium in\nregulations. Coca-Cola USA soft drinks is\nnegligible when compared to\n\u201cSoda water\u201d and \u201csoda pop\u201d many other sources of sodium in\nare expressions long used by con- _ the diet. For example, a six-fluid\nsumers to describe carbonated ounce serving of tomato juice\nsoft drinks. But despite these processed with added salt has\nfamiliar names, soft drinks actual- 660 milligrams of sodium, while\nly contribute very little \u201csoda\u2019\u2014 \u2014_ the same size serving of diet Coke\nor sodium\u2014to the average diet. In has 35 milligrams or less.\nfact, the majority of the soft drink Many people confuse sodium\nproducts of Coca-Cola USA have \u2014 with common table salt. The two\nless than 35 milligrams of sodium are not the same. Sodium is an\nper serving\u2014allowing them tobe element, the sixth most common\nclassified by the Food and Drug _on earth; table salt\u2014or sodium\nAdministration as \u201cvery low chloride\u2014is one of its compounds.\nsodium\u2019 foods. Table salt contains 40 percent\nThe sodium present in soft sodium and is one of many\ndrinks comes from small amounts sodium sources in the diet.\nof sodium in the ingredients and Sodium, in the form of salt\nfrom the local water used to make and other sodium compounds, is\nthe beverage. added during the chemical pro-\nAlthough potassium cessing of food for safety, quality\ncompounds are often used as and taste enhancement. The rest\nsubstitutes, four basic sodium is provided by salt added in cook-\ncompounds may be used in ing or at the table, and from\npreparing soft drink syrups. sodium occurring naturally in\nThese include sodium benzoate, foods and water.\na food preservative; sodium Sodium is an essential\nchloride, or salt, for flavoring; nutrient in human physiology. In\nsodium citrate, an acidity buffer; | humans, sodium helps regulate\nand the sweetener sodium sac- water in the body by controlling\ncharin. Each plays an important the transfer of water and other -\nrole in creating the flavor profile _ nutrients across cell membranes.\nfor the soft drinks in which itis It also helps maintain blood\nused. The syrup is then combined pressure and volume, transmit\nwith carbonated water to create nerve impulses and support the\nthe final soft drink product. activity of certain enzyme\nThe amount of sodium con- __ systems.\ntributed by the local water supply Because of its ubiquitous\nwhere the finished beverages ate _ nature, it can be found every-\nproduced can vary seasonally and where in the food supply. This\nby locale. According to a 1975 is because the plants and animals\nsurvey by the U.S. Environmental that make up our food supply\nProtection Agency, sodium con- _also use sodium for their life\ntent in U.S. fresh water ranges process.\nfrom traces to 402 milligrams per Although sodium is essential\nliter (0-71 milligrams per six-fluid to life, medical experts suspect\nounces). But a 1982 survey of soft _ that, in addition to genetic sus-\n(over)\n[Son co SOS", "img_600.png": "INSOIFIT DRINKS\nA Ul soft drink products of drink bottling plant water found\nCoca-Cola USA are whole- that most local water supplies\nsome beverages produced in contain less than four milligrams\ncompliance with state and of sodium per six-fluid ounces.\nJederal food laws and The amount of sodium in\nregulations. Coca-Cola USA soft drinks is\nnegligible when compared to\n\u201cSoda water\u201d and \u201csoda pop\u201d many other sources of sodium in\nare expressions long used by con- _ the diet. For example, a six-fluid\nsumers to describe carbonated ounce serving of tomato juice\nsoft drinks. But despite these processed with added salt has\nfamiliar names, soft drinks actual- 660 milligrams of sodium, while\nly contribute very little \u201csoda\u2019\u2014 \u2014_ the same size serving of diet Coke\nor sodium\u2014to the average diet. In has 35 milligrams or less.\nfact, the majority of the soft drink Many people confuse sodium\nproducts of Coca-Cola USA have \u2014 with common table salt. The two\nless than 35 milligrams of sodium are not the same. Sodium is an\nper serving\u2014allowing them tobe element, the sixth most common\nclassified by the Food and Drug _on earth; table salt\u2014or sodium\nAdministration as \u201cvery low chloride\u2014is one of its compounds.\nsodium\u2019 foods. Table salt contains 40 percent\nThe sodium present in soft sodium and is one of many\ndrinks comes from small amounts sodium sources in the diet.\nof sodium in the ingredients and Sodium, in the form of salt\nfrom the local water used to make and other sodium compounds, is\nthe beverage. added during the chemical pro-\nAlthough potassium cessing of food for safety, quality\ncompounds are often used as and taste enhancement. The rest\nsubstitutes, four basic sodium is provided by salt added in cook-\ncompounds may be used in ing or at the table, and from\npreparing soft drink syrups. sodium occurring naturally in\nThese include sodium benzoate, foods and water.\na food preservative; sodium Sodium is an essential\nchloride, or salt, for flavoring; nutrient in human physiology. In\nsodium citrate, an acidity buffer; | humans, sodium helps regulate\nand the sweetener sodium sac- water in the body by controlling\ncharin. Each plays an important the transfer of water and other -\nrole in creating the flavor profile _ nutrients across cell membranes.\nfor the soft drinks in which itis It also helps maintain blood\nused. The syrup is then combined pressure and volume, transmit\nwith carbonated water to create nerve impulses and support the\nthe final soft drink product. activity of certain enzyme\nThe amount of sodium con- __ systems.\ntributed by the local water supply Because of its ubiquitous\nwhere the finished beverages ate _ nature, it can be found every-\nproduced can vary seasonally and where in the food supply. This\nby locale. According to a 1975 is because the plants and animals\nsurvey by the U.S. Environmental that make up our food supply\nProtection Agency, sodium con- _also use sodium for their life\ntent in U.S. fresh water ranges process.\nfrom traces to 402 milligrams per Although sodium is essential\nliter (0-71 milligrams per six-fluid to life, medical experts suspect\nounces). But a 1982 survey of soft _ that, in addition to genetic sus-\n(over)\n[Son co SOS", "img_636.png": "period, no significant increase in times when other foods and\n\ntooth decay occurred when com- liquids will help remove them\n\npared to those eating a low-sugar from the mouth.\n\ndiet. On the other hand, those \u00a9 Rinse your mouth with water\n\nwho ate sticky carbohydrates after eating if you are unable to\n\nbetween meals developed more brush your teeth.\n\ncavities. \u00a9 Avoid putting infants and young\n\nchildren to bed with a bottle\n\nSoft Drinks and Tooth Decay containing sweetened liquids,\n\nBecause of their liquid form including fruit juice, milk or\nand the short time they remain in formula. The normally rapid\nthe mouth, soft drinks which con- clearance time of liquids\n\ntain sugar do not have as signifi- through the mouth does not\n\ncant an impact on tooth decay as occur in this situation, and the\n\nsugar-containing sticky foods. teeth are exposed to the liquid\nOne question frequently for an extended period of time.\n\nraised about soft drinks is whether \u00a9 Choose a variety of foods from\n\nthey cause teeth to erode or all the basic food groups. Eating\n\ndissolve. This concern arises many different kinds of foods in\n\nbecause many people have seen moderate amounts is the key to\n\n. demonstrations in which a tooth a balanced diet and promotes\n\nerodes or disappears after being general good health.\n\nimmersed ina soft drink for The Coca-Cola Company\n\nseveral days. Unfortunately, these supports the need for further\n\nexperiments do not demonstrate dental research and educational\nwhat actually happens in the programs to clarify the facts about\nmouth and only serve tounneces- \u2014_ tooth decay and good dental\nsarily alarm people. health.\n\nWhen a tooth is placed in any\n\nacidic solution, such as a soft drink + ge\n\nor a fruit juice, and is left there for __ for aft db fee ical infe tat\n\na number of days, erosion will non b soft h TUNRS a odi denta d\n\ntake place. But this is not what ealth or ob vou ingredient-re ate\n\nhappens in the mouth. In the questions, please write or call:\n\nmouth, teeth are exposed to a soft .\n\ndrink for only a very short period Consumer Information Center\n\nof time and are constantly bathed Coca-Cola USA\n\nin a protective wash of saliva, P.O. Drawer 1734\n\nwhich acts to decrease the effect Allanta, Georgia 30301\n\nof the acid. 1-800-GET COKE\n\nIn conclusion, you can (438-2653)\n\nreduce your chances of develop-\n\ning tooth decay by following a\n\nfew simple guidelines. o\n\n\u00a9 Visit your dentist regularly, use\nfluoride routinely and keep your\nteeth clean by frequent brushing Consumer Information Center\nand flossing. on LS ,\n\n\u00a9 Decrease the number of times\nthat sticky carbohydrates are\neaten. The more frequently\nthese foods are eaten, the more\ntimes teeth are subject to condi-\n\n_ tions promoting decay.\n\n\u00a9 Try to limit the consumption\nof sticky carbohydrates to meal-\n\n. eee 1/84\neww v\u2014_sSs\u2014 Sooo\n\nADDITIONAL INFORMATION\n\n\\. Alfano, M.C. Changing perspectives in nutrition and caries research. American\nAcademy of Pedodontics, 1979.\n\n2. Alfano, M.C. Diet and nutrition in the etiology and prevention of oral disease.\n\nJournal of Dental Research 1975; 59:2194.\n\n3. Bibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1975 Jan.; 90(1): 121-132.\n\n4,Carlos, J.P. The prevention of dental caries: ten years later. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1982; 104:193.\n\n5. Edgar, W.M., et al. Acid production in plaques after eating snacks: modifying\nfacors a foods. Journal of the American Dental Association 1975 Feb.; 90(2):\n418-425.\n\n6.Glass, R.L. The first international conference on the declining prevalence of\ndental caries. Journal of Dental Research 1982, 61:1301.\n\n7.Gustafson, B.E., et ai. Vipeholm dental caries study. Acta Odontologica\nScandinavia 1954; 11:232.\n\nsonra Tips Twn ndustrydocuments ucst eduldocsiimiyj0226 |]", "img_637.png": "period, no significant increase in times when other foods and\n\ntooth decay occurred when com- liquids will help remove them\n\npared to those eating a low-sugar from the mouth.\n\ndiet. On the other hand, those \u00a9 Rinse your mouth with water\n\nwho ate sticky carbohydrates after eating if you are unable to\n\nbetween meals developed more brush your teeth.\n\ncavities. \u00a9 Avoid putting infants and young\n\nchildren to bed with a bottle\n\nSoft Drinks and Tooth Decay containing sweetened liquids,\n\nBecause of their liquid form including fruit juice, milk or\nand the short time they remain in formula. The normally rapid\nthe mouth, soft drinks which con- clearance time of liquids\n\ntain sugar do not have as signifi- through the mouth does not\n\ncant an impact on tooth decay as occur in this situation, and the\n\nsugar-containing sticky foods. teeth are exposed to the liquid\nOne question frequently for an extended period of time.\n\nraised about soft drinks is whether \u00a9 Choose a variety of foods from\n\nthey cause teeth to erode or all the basic food groups. Eating\n\ndissolve. This concern arises many different kinds of foods in\n\nbecause many people have seen moderate amounts is the key to\n\n. demonstrations in which a tooth a balanced diet and promotes\n\nerodes or disappears after being general good health.\n\nimmersed ina soft drink for The Coca-Cola Company\n\nseveral days. Unfortunately, these supports the need for further\n\nexperiments do not demonstrate dental research and educational\nwhat actually happens in the programs to clarify the facts about\nmouth and only serve tounneces- \u2014_ tooth decay and good dental\nsarily alarm people. health.\n\nWhen a tooth is placed in any\n\nacidic solution, such as a soft drink + ge\n\nor a fruit juice, and is left there for __ for aft db fee ical infe tat\n\na number of days, erosion will non b soft h TUNRS a odi denta d\n\ntake place. But this is not what ealth or ob vou ingredient-re ate\n\nhappens in the mouth. In the questions, please write or call:\n\nmouth, teeth are exposed to a soft .\n\ndrink for only a very short period Consumer Information Center\n\nof time and are constantly bathed Coca-Cola USA\n\nin a protective wash of saliva, P.O. Drawer 1734\n\nwhich acts to decrease the effect Allanta, Georgia 30301\n\nof the acid. 1-800-GET COKE\n\nIn conclusion, you can (438-2653)\n\nreduce your chances of develop-\n\ning tooth decay by following a\n\nfew simple guidelines. o\n\n\u00a9 Visit your dentist regularly, use\nfluoride routinely and keep your\nteeth clean by frequent brushing Consumer Information Center\nand flossing. on LS ,\n\n\u00a9 Decrease the number of times\nthat sticky carbohydrates are\neaten. The more frequently\nthese foods are eaten, the more\ntimes teeth are subject to condi-\n\n_ tions promoting decay.\n\n\u00a9 Try to limit the consumption\nof sticky carbohydrates to meal-\n\n. eee 1/84\neww v\u2014_sSs\u2014 Sooo\n\nADDITIONAL INFORMATION\n\n\\. Alfano, M.C. Changing perspectives in nutrition and caries research. American\nAcademy of Pedodontics, 1979.\n\n2. Alfano, M.C. Diet and nutrition in the etiology and prevention of oral disease.\n\nJournal of Dental Research 1975; 59:2194.\n\n3. Bibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1975 Jan.; 90(1): 121-132.\n\n4,Carlos, J.P. The prevention of dental caries: ten years later. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1982; 104:193.\n\n5. Edgar, W.M., et al. Acid production in plaques after eating snacks: modifying\nfacors a foods. Journal of the American Dental Association 1975 Feb.; 90(2):\n418-425.\n\n6.Glass, R.L. The first international conference on the declining prevalence of\ndental caries. Journal of Dental Research 1982, 61:1301.\n\n7.Gustafson, B.E., et ai. Vipeholm dental caries study. Acta Odontologica\nScandinavia 1954; 11:232.\n\nsonra Tips Twn ndustrydocuments ucst eduldocsiimiyj0226 |]", "img_639.png": "period, no significant increase in times when other foods and\n\ntooth decay occurred when com- liquids will help remove them\n\npared to those eating a low-sugar from the mouth.\n\ndiet. On the other hand, those \u00a9 Rinse your mouth with water\n\nwho ate sticky carbohydrates after eating if you are unable to\n\nbetween meals developed more brush your teeth.\n\ncavities. \u00a9 Avoid putting infants and young\n\nchildren to bed with a bottle\n\nSoft Drinks and Tooth Decay containing sweetened liquids,\n\nBecause of their liquid form including fruit juice, milk or\nand the short time they remain in formula. The normally rapid\nthe mouth, soft drinks which con- clearance time of liquids\n\ntain sugar do not have as signifi- through the mouth does not\n\ncant an impact on tooth decay as occur in this situation, and the\n\nsugar-containing sticky foods. teeth are exposed to the liquid\nOne question frequently for an extended period of time.\n\nraised about soft drinks is whether \u00a9 Choose a variety of foods from\n\nthey cause teeth to erode or all the basic food groups. Eating\n\ndissolve. This concern arises many different kinds of foods in\n\nbecause many people have seen moderate amounts is the key to\n\n. demonstrations in which a tooth a balanced diet and promotes\n\nerodes or disappears after being general good health.\n\nimmersed ina soft drink for The Coca-Cola Company\n\nseveral days. Unfortunately, these supports the need for further\n\nexperiments do not demonstrate dental research and educational\nwhat actually happens in the programs to clarify the facts about\nmouth and only serve tounneces- \u2014_ tooth decay and good dental\nsarily alarm people. health.\n\nWhen a tooth is placed in any\n\nacidic solution, such as a soft drink + ge\n\nor a fruit juice, and is left there for __ for aft db fee ical infe tat\n\na number of days, erosion will non b soft h TUNRS a odi denta d\n\ntake place. But this is not what ealth or ob vou ingredient-re ate\n\nhappens in the mouth. In the questions, please write or call:\n\nmouth, teeth are exposed to a soft .\n\ndrink for only a very short period Consumer Information Center\n\nof time and are constantly bathed Coca-Cola USA\n\nin a protective wash of saliva, P.O. Drawer 1734\n\nwhich acts to decrease the effect Allanta, Georgia 30301\n\nof the acid. 1-800-GET COKE\n\nIn conclusion, you can (438-2653)\n\nreduce your chances of develop-\n\ning tooth decay by following a\n\nfew simple guidelines. o\n\n\u00a9 Visit your dentist regularly, use\nfluoride routinely and keep your\nteeth clean by frequent brushing Consumer Information Center\nand flossing. on LS ,\n\n\u00a9 Decrease the number of times\nthat sticky carbohydrates are\neaten. The more frequently\nthese foods are eaten, the more\ntimes teeth are subject to condi-\n\n_ tions promoting decay.\n\n\u00a9 Try to limit the consumption\nof sticky carbohydrates to meal-\n\n. eee 1/84\neww v\u2014_sSs\u2014 Sooo\n\nADDITIONAL INFORMATION\n\n\\. Alfano, M.C. Changing perspectives in nutrition and caries research. American\nAcademy of Pedodontics, 1979.\n\n2. Alfano, M.C. Diet and nutrition in the etiology and prevention of oral disease.\n\nJournal of Dental Research 1975; 59:2194.\n\n3. Bibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1975 Jan.; 90(1): 121-132.\n\n4,Carlos, J.P. The prevention of dental caries: ten years later. Journal of the\nAmerican Dental Association 1982; 104:193.\n\n5. Edgar, W.M., et al. Acid production in plaques after eating snacks: modifying\nfacors a foods. Journal of the American Dental Association 1975 Feb.; 90(2):\n418-425.\n\n6.Glass, R.L. The first international conference on the declining prevalence of\ndental caries. Journal of Dental Research 1982, 61:1301.\n\n7.Gustafson, B.E., et ai. Vipeholm dental caries study. Acta Odontologica\nScandinavia 1954; 11:232.\n\nsonra Tips Twn ndustrydocuments ucst eduldocsiimiyj0226 |]", "img_50775.png": "100% saccharin. The \u201cmultiple Although low-calorie sweet-\nsweetener\u201d concept allows for eners contribute little or no\nflexibility in providing the best- energy, saccharin and aspartame\ntasting products for consumers by are important for many Americans.\nmaking available as many sweet- _\u2014_\u2014 By providing an alternative to\neners as possible. As research and \u2014_ sugar-containing foods and bever-\ndevelopment on new sweeteners \u2014_ ages, these low-calorie sweeteners\ncontinue, this flexibility will add to our enjoyment and choice\nbroaden the entire low-calorie of diet foods.\nmarket. The Coca-Cola Company\nmarkets a variety of both sugar-\nOther Considerations sweetened and low-calorie soft\nFoods containing sugar (and \u2014_ drinks, enabling consumers to\ncertain other ingredients) are . select refreshment tailored to\nsometimes criticized for provid- their individual tastes and needs.\ning \u201cempty calories\u2019\u2014because\nthey supply energy with only For more technical infor-\nsmall amounts of other nutrients. \u2014 \u00bb,grion on sweeteners or other\nWhile this may be true, it is the ingredient-related questions,\ntotal dietary intake\u2014the kind and _pjease write or call:\namount of foods eaten\u2014that\ndetermines whether a diet is Consumer Information Center\nhealthful. Of course, one type of Coca-Cola USA\nfood cannot supply all the PO. Drawer 1734\nnutrients needed for good health. Atlanta, Georgia 30301\nOnly a varied diet will supply the\nappropriate combination of 1-800-GET COKE\nessential nutrients. (1-800-438-2653)\nSweeteners which add\ncalories to food provide us with\nenergy and contribute to the\nenjoyment of meals and snacks. \u00b0\nScientific research shows that\nthese sweeteners can contribute\nto a healthy diet\u2014as long as Cor jumar Information\nthey are eaten sensibly and in wenter\nmoderation. y Coca-Cola USA\nTe Cobos Company\n. 9-87\neOaaeeSeSwTYreeeeo ser ee Dm\nADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON SWEETENERS\n1. American Diabetes Association. Position Statement: nutritional recom-\n.. 2 .liffendations and principles for individuals with diabetes mellitus. Diabetes\n\u2014 Care 1987, 10:126-132.\n\n2. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs.\u201cAspartame: Review of Safety Issues.\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:400-402.\n\n3. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs. Saccharin: Review of Safety Issues.\n\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:2622-2624.\n\n4. Bierman, E.L. et al. Carbohydrates, sucrose and human disease. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 1979, 32:2712-2722.\n\n5. Food and Drug Administration. Evaluation of Health Aspects of Sugars\nContained in Carbohydrate Sweeteners. Report of Sugars Task Force.\n\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1986.\n\n6. Institute of Food Technologists. Sweeteners: Nutritive and Non-Nutritive.\nScientific Status Summary by the IFT Expert Panel on Food Safety and\nNutrition. Food Technology 1986; 40(August):195-206.\n\n7. Porikos, K.P. et al. Caloric regulation in normal-weight men maintained on\na palatable diet of conventional foods. Physiology and Behavior 1982;\n29:293-300.\n\nsnr S Tian IHS TOCUETTS UST STUTOCSTAIVIOZIOT", "img_50765.png": "100% saccharin. The \u201cmultiple Although low-calorie sweet-\nsweetener\u201d concept allows for eners contribute little or no\nflexibility in providing the best- energy, saccharin and aspartame\ntasting products for consumers by are important for many Americans.\nmaking available as many sweet- _\u2014_\u2014 By providing an alternative to\neners as possible. As research and \u2014_ sugar-containing foods and bever-\ndevelopment on new sweeteners \u2014_ ages, these low-calorie sweeteners\ncontinue, this flexibility will add to our enjoyment and choice\nbroaden the entire low-calorie of diet foods.\nmarket. The Coca-Cola Company\nmarkets a variety of both sugar-\nOther Considerations sweetened and low-calorie soft\nFoods containing sugar (and \u2014_ drinks, enabling consumers to\ncertain other ingredients) are . select refreshment tailored to\nsometimes criticized for provid- their individual tastes and needs.\ning \u201cempty calories\u2019\u2014because\nthey supply energy with only For more technical infor-\nsmall amounts of other nutrients. \u2014 \u00bb,grion on sweeteners or other\nWhile this may be true, it is the ingredient-related questions,\ntotal dietary intake\u2014the kind and _pjease write or call:\namount of foods eaten\u2014that\ndetermines whether a diet is Consumer Information Center\nhealthful. Of course, one type of Coca-Cola USA\nfood cannot supply all the PO. Drawer 1734\nnutrients needed for good health. Atlanta, Georgia 30301\nOnly a varied diet will supply the\nappropriate combination of 1-800-GET COKE\nessential nutrients. (1-800-438-2653)\nSweeteners which add\ncalories to food provide us with\nenergy and contribute to the\nenjoyment of meals and snacks. \u00b0\nScientific research shows that\nthese sweeteners can contribute\nto a healthy diet\u2014as long as Cor jumar Information\nthey are eaten sensibly and in wenter\nmoderation. y Coca-Cola USA\nTe Cobos Company\n. 9-87\neOaaeeSeSwTYreeeeo ser ee Dm\nADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON SWEETENERS\n1. American Diabetes Association. Position Statement: nutritional recom-\n.. 2 .liffendations and principles for individuals with diabetes mellitus. Diabetes\n\u2014 Care 1987, 10:126-132.\n\n2. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs.\u201cAspartame: Review of Safety Issues.\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:400-402.\n\n3. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs. Saccharin: Review of Safety Issues.\n\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:2622-2624.\n\n4. Bierman, E.L. et al. Carbohydrates, sucrose and human disease. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 1979, 32:2712-2722.\n\n5. Food and Drug Administration. Evaluation of Health Aspects of Sugars\nContained in Carbohydrate Sweeteners. Report of Sugars Task Force.\n\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1986.\n\n6. Institute of Food Technologists. Sweeteners: Nutritive and Non-Nutritive.\nScientific Status Summary by the IFT Expert Panel on Food Safety and\nNutrition. Food Technology 1986; 40(August):195-206.\n\n7. Porikos, K.P. et al. Caloric regulation in normal-weight men maintained on\na palatable diet of conventional foods. Physiology and Behavior 1982;\n29:293-300.\n\nsnr S Tian IHS TOCUETTS UST STUTOCSTAIVIOZIOT", "img_50767.png": "100% saccharin. The \u201cmultiple Although low-calorie sweet-\nsweetener\u201d concept allows for eners contribute little or no\nflexibility in providing the best- energy, saccharin and aspartame\ntasting products for consumers by are important for many Americans.\nmaking available as many sweet- _\u2014_\u2014 By providing an alternative to\neners as possible. As research and \u2014_ sugar-containing foods and bever-\ndevelopment on new sweeteners \u2014_ ages, these low-calorie sweeteners\ncontinue, this flexibility will add to our enjoyment and choice\nbroaden the entire low-calorie of diet foods.\nmarket. The Coca-Cola Company\nmarkets a variety of both sugar-\nOther Considerations sweetened and low-calorie soft\nFoods containing sugar (and \u2014_ drinks, enabling consumers to\ncertain other ingredients) are . select refreshment tailored to\nsometimes criticized for provid- their individual tastes and needs.\ning \u201cempty calories\u2019\u2014because\nthey supply energy with only For more technical infor-\nsmall amounts of other nutrients. \u2014 \u00bb,grion on sweeteners or other\nWhile this may be true, it is the ingredient-related questions,\ntotal dietary intake\u2014the kind and _pjease write or call:\namount of foods eaten\u2014that\ndetermines whether a diet is Consumer Information Center\nhealthful. Of course, one type of Coca-Cola USA\nfood cannot supply all the PO. Drawer 1734\nnutrients needed for good health. Atlanta, Georgia 30301\nOnly a varied diet will supply the\nappropriate combination of 1-800-GET COKE\nessential nutrients. (1-800-438-2653)\nSweeteners which add\ncalories to food provide us with\nenergy and contribute to the\nenjoyment of meals and snacks. \u00b0\nScientific research shows that\nthese sweeteners can contribute\nto a healthy diet\u2014as long as Cor jumar Information\nthey are eaten sensibly and in wenter\nmoderation. y Coca-Cola USA\nTe Cobos Company\n. 9-87\neOaaeeSeSwTYreeeeo ser ee Dm\nADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON SWEETENERS\n1. American Diabetes Association. Position Statement: nutritional recom-\n.. 2 .liffendations and principles for individuals with diabetes mellitus. Diabetes\n\u2014 Care 1987, 10:126-132.\n\n2. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs.\u201cAspartame: Review of Safety Issues.\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:400-402.\n\n3. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs. Saccharin: Review of Safety Issues.\n\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:2622-2624.\n\n4. Bierman, E.L. et al. Carbohydrates, sucrose and human disease. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 1979, 32:2712-2722.\n\n5. Food and Drug Administration. Evaluation of Health Aspects of Sugars\nContained in Carbohydrate Sweeteners. Report of Sugars Task Force.\n\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1986.\n\n6. Institute of Food Technologists. Sweeteners: Nutritive and Non-Nutritive.\nScientific Status Summary by the IFT Expert Panel on Food Safety and\nNutrition. Food Technology 1986; 40(August):195-206.\n\n7. Porikos, K.P. et al. Caloric regulation in normal-weight men maintained on\na palatable diet of conventional foods. Physiology and Behavior 1982;\n29:293-300.\n\nsnr S Tian IHS TOCUETTS UST STUTOCSTAIVIOZIOT", "img_50770.png": "100% saccharin. The \u201cmultiple Although low-calorie sweet-\nsweetener\u201d concept allows for eners contribute little or no\nflexibility in providing the best- energy, saccharin and aspartame\ntasting products for consumers by are important for many Americans.\nmaking available as many sweet- _\u2014_\u2014 By providing an alternative to\neners as possible. As research and \u2014_ sugar-containing foods and bever-\ndevelopment on new sweeteners \u2014_ ages, these low-calorie sweeteners\ncontinue, this flexibility will add to our enjoyment and choice\nbroaden the entire low-calorie of diet foods.\nmarket. The Coca-Cola Company\nmarkets a variety of both sugar-\nOther Considerations sweetened and low-calorie soft\nFoods containing sugar (and \u2014_ drinks, enabling consumers to\ncertain other ingredients) are . select refreshment tailored to\nsometimes criticized for provid- their individual tastes and needs.\ning \u201cempty calories\u2019\u2014because\nthey supply energy with only For more technical infor-\nsmall amounts of other nutrients. \u2014 \u00bb,grion on sweeteners or other\nWhile this may be true, it is the ingredient-related questions,\ntotal dietary intake\u2014the kind and _pjease write or call:\namount of foods eaten\u2014that\ndetermines whether a diet is Consumer Information Center\nhealthful. Of course, one type of Coca-Cola USA\nfood cannot supply all the PO. Drawer 1734\nnutrients needed for good health. Atlanta, Georgia 30301\nOnly a varied diet will supply the\nappropriate combination of 1-800-GET COKE\nessential nutrients. (1-800-438-2653)\nSweeteners which add\ncalories to food provide us with\nenergy and contribute to the\nenjoyment of meals and snacks. \u00b0\nScientific research shows that\nthese sweeteners can contribute\nto a healthy diet\u2014as long as Cor jumar Information\nthey are eaten sensibly and in wenter\nmoderation. y Coca-Cola USA\nTe Cobos Company\n. 9-87\neOaaeeSeSwTYreeeeo ser ee Dm\nADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON SWEETENERS\n1. American Diabetes Association. Position Statement: nutritional recom-\n.. 2 .liffendations and principles for individuals with diabetes mellitus. Diabetes\n\u2014 Care 1987, 10:126-132.\n\n2. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs.\u201cAspartame: Review of Safety Issues.\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:400-402.\n\n3. AMA Council on Scientific Affairs. Saccharin: Review of Safety Issues.\n\nJournal of the American Medical Association 1985; 254:2622-2624.\n\n4. Bierman, E.L. et al. Carbohydrates, sucrose and human disease. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 1979, 32:2712-2722.\n\n5. Food and Drug Administration. Evaluation of Health Aspects of Sugars\nContained in Carbohydrate Sweeteners. Report of Sugars Task Force.\n\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1986.\n\n6. Institute of Food Technologists. Sweeteners: Nutritive and Non-Nutritive.\nScientific Status Summary by the IFT Expert Panel on Food Safety and\nNutrition. Food Technology 1986; 40(August):195-206.\n\n7. Porikos, K.P. et al. Caloric regulation in normal-weight men maintained on\na palatable diet of conventional foods. Physiology and Behavior 1982;\n29:293-300.\n\nsnr S Tian IHS TOCUETTS UST STUTOCSTAIVIOZIOT", "img_50536.png": "ePaper with embossed or multi-colored logos; potential anti-counterfeiting technology.\n\u00abCigarette paper that reveals the company's name (printed with starch) when developed with\niodine; potential anti-counterfeiting technology.\n\u00abMulti-colored/novet design filters with same taste characteristics.\n\u00abEnvironmentally friendly cigarettes that use non-bleached paper and UV fadable inks for\n\n, tipping logos.\nEliminate adhesives by incorporating Velcro-type technology into pulp fibers.\n\u00abCigarette paper that changes color as it burns.\n\u00abCigarette with heat sensitive graphic. Sales promotion; consumer wins a prize if the cigarette\nhe/she is smoking has a heat sensitive graphic that becomes visible on smoking. RIP band in\npaper prevents loss of cigarette far prize redemption.\n\u00abMore natural looking products using transparent paper or paper impregnated with tobacco.\nAlternative feed stock for cigarette paper. .\neUse tobacco in non-tobacco cigarette materials.\n\u00abRecon cigarette paper. :\n\u00a2Wide cigarette.\nAustralian low weight type cigarette.\nDifferently shaped cigarettes; rectangular, triangular etc.\n\u00abCoaxial cigarette.\neAccordion-type cigarette, expand and contract to desired size.\nVariety pack; for e.g. pack containing a mix of lights and full flavor cigarettes.\n\u00abSafety match cigarette.\n\n* Taste/Aroma t\n\naA This category is used for novel cigarettes that taste different or have different aromas but i\nwhose appearance closely resembles that of a normal cigarette. }\n\u00abCigarettes with volatile flavors impregnated on activated carbon. Carbon on the inside of the :\ncigarette paper.\nFlavor incorporated Into cigarettes using a combustible flavor thread. :\n*Print a graduated flavor/additive profile on cigarette paper, inner foil wrap.\nFlavor strip in cigarette paper. .\n*Coat tipping with flavors, vitamin C, citrus. .\neConstant delivery cigarette.\nTailor product to consumers puff profile,\n\u00ab100% Natural cigarette - Additive free cigarette. :\n\u00abCigarette containing a minimum of additives. :\n*Straight grade cigarette. . . i\n\"All American\" 100% US Domestic cigarette, i\nCigarettes with total reclaim inclusion. \u201ces\n*Homogenized biend, e.g. extruded\n*Fermented tobacco. '\n\"Other\" filler materials for cigarettes. . :\n*Tobacco substitutes. \u2018\n\u00abReduced smoke cigarette; e.g. put a low sidestream paper on a 1 mg \"tar\" cigarette\nBetter sidestream aroma/reduce sidestream irritants. .\n\n499150499", "img_50537.png": "ePaper with embossed or multi-colored logos; potential anti-counterfeiting technology.\n\u00abCigarette paper that reveals the company's name (printed with starch) when developed with\niodine; potential anti-counterfeiting technology.\n\u00abMulti-colored/novet design filters with same taste characteristics.\n\u00abEnvironmentally friendly cigarettes that use non-bleached paper and UV fadable inks for\n\n, tipping logos.\nEliminate adhesives by incorporating Velcro-type technology into pulp fibers.\n\u00abCigarette paper that changes color as it burns.\n\u00abCigarette with heat sensitive graphic. Sales promotion; consumer wins a prize if the cigarette\nhe/she is smoking has a heat sensitive graphic that becomes visible on smoking. RIP band in\npaper prevents loss of cigarette far prize redemption.\n\u00abMore natural looking products using transparent paper or paper impregnated with tobacco.\nAlternative feed stock for cigarette paper. .\neUse tobacco in non-tobacco cigarette materials.\n\u00abRecon cigarette paper. :\n\u00a2Wide cigarette.\nAustralian low weight type cigarette.\nDifferently shaped cigarettes; rectangular, triangular etc.\n\u00abCoaxial cigarette.\neAccordion-type cigarette, expand and contract to desired size.\nVariety pack; for e.g. pack containing a mix of lights and full flavor cigarettes.\n\u00abSafety match cigarette.\n\n* Taste/Aroma t\n\naA This category is used for novel cigarettes that taste different or have different aromas but i\nwhose appearance closely resembles that of a normal cigarette. }\n\u00abCigarettes with volatile flavors impregnated on activated carbon. Carbon on the inside of the :\ncigarette paper.\nFlavor incorporated Into cigarettes using a combustible flavor thread. :\n*Print a graduated flavor/additive profile on cigarette paper, inner foil wrap.\nFlavor strip in cigarette paper. .\n*Coat tipping with flavors, vitamin C, citrus. .\neConstant delivery cigarette.\nTailor product to consumers puff profile,\n\u00ab100% Natural cigarette - Additive free cigarette. :\n\u00abCigarette containing a minimum of additives. :\n*Straight grade cigarette. . . i\n\"All American\" 100% US Domestic cigarette, i\nCigarettes with total reclaim inclusion. \u201ces\n*Homogenized biend, e.g. extruded\n*Fermented tobacco. '\n\"Other\" filler materials for cigarettes. . :\n*Tobacco substitutes. \u2018\n\u00abReduced smoke cigarette; e.g. put a low sidestream paper on a 1 mg \"tar\" cigarette\nBetter sidestream aroma/reduce sidestream irritants. .\n\n499150499", "img_296.png": "\u00b0 \u00abIndividually packaged cigarettes; convenience store has roll dispensers of individually\n\npackaged cigarettes. This enables consumer to purchase as many as he/she desires.\nPotential for new brand intreductions.\neMinimize packaging.\n\n. \u00abBulk package cigarettes. .\nEliminate carton. :\nAll recycled packaging materials. i\nBrand Extensions S\n*Gold tipped KOOLS.\n*KOOL 100 Box.\nVery high menthol full flavor cigarette,\nVery low menthot lights product. :\n\u00abShorter version of CAPRI.\nThe next stage will focus on adding to these ideas by organizing additional brainstorming .\nsessions with other groups within and outside R&D, including marketing, consultants and major\nsuppliers. A master list will be compiled following these sessions and ideas rated by\nappropriate personnel in the areas of novelty, likability, feasibility and market potential .\n(domestic and export}. Ratings will range fram 1 - 5, with 5 being the most favorable and 1 the\nleast. Highest scoring ideas will be presented to marketing for final short listing.\n\n499150501", "img_298.png": "\u00b0 \u00abIndividually packaged cigarettes; convenience store has roll dispensers of individually\n\npackaged cigarettes. This enables consumer to purchase as many as he/she desires.\nPotential for new brand intreductions.\neMinimize packaging.\n\n. \u00abBulk package cigarettes. .\nEliminate carton. :\nAll recycled packaging materials. i\nBrand Extensions S\n*Gold tipped KOOLS.\n*KOOL 100 Box.\nVery high menthol full flavor cigarette,\nVery low menthot lights product. :\n\u00abShorter version of CAPRI.\nThe next stage will focus on adding to these ideas by organizing additional brainstorming .\nsessions with other groups within and outside R&D, including marketing, consultants and major\nsuppliers. A master list will be compiled following these sessions and ideas rated by\nappropriate personnel in the areas of novelty, likability, feasibility and market potential .\n(domestic and export}. Ratings will range fram 1 - 5, with 5 being the most favorable and 1 the\nleast. Highest scoring ideas will be presented to marketing for final short listing.\n\n499150501", "img_37076.png": "me re .\nSate d V3 S77\nBIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATIO GALLEY |\n1979 PROOF |\nEdited by Jaques Cattell Press\nYour information as it is scheduled to appear is listed below. Add only new data. Correct only factual errors. Be sure your additions are explicit and\nlegible. Do not abbreviate. Please return this proof even if no corrections are necessary\nDEADLINE: Robert Ely Shank BIOGRAPHEE DISCOUNT\n14 Days wash Univ See order form for special biographee\nFrom 4566 Scott Avs B9x-8113 Bese UeRICe\nReceipt oie :\nSt Louis MO 63110\n: ee *1551756/N/0/000/000/1914 4/0\nOFFICE\nSeen Uae ests 06\n951756 Se Pe Ee ye ae ee ee aes: See\n\\DGH Shank Robert Ely (48) F\n23) b Louisville, Ky, Sept 2, 14. Educ: Westminster Col, BA(biol), 35; wWash\u00e9&\n24| Univ, MD, 39; Barnes Hosp, St Louis, intern & asst resident, 39-41;\n25| Rockefeller Inst Hed hes, Naw York, asst resident 6 asst res, 41-46.\n26| L&C: AD, No, Am Bd Nutrit. Pres P&A Activ: Danforth prof & head dept\n27| prev med, Wash Univ, 48\u2014 Past Prof Exp: Mem, NIH, Pub Health Kes Study\n28| Sect, 53-56, Surg Gen Army Adv Comt Metab, 56-60, Comt Nutrit, 60-72,\n29| cnmn, NIH, Nutrit Study Sect, 64-68; mem, Nat Child Health & Human\n30] Davelop Adv Coun, 69-73. APHA Activ: Counr, APHA, 52-54, wem, Food &\n31] Mutrit Sect Cour, 53-58, chon, 57-59. Mem: Asn Teachers Prev Hed (pres,\n32| 58-59); Am Soc Clin Nutrit (pres, 67-608); Am Asn Study Liver Dis (pres,\n33} 66-67); Am Med Asn (mem, Coun Food & Nutrit, 60-69); hon wem, An\n34| Dietetic Asn. Prof Int: Nutrition and pregnancy outcome; nutrition and\n35| aging; prevention and control of coronary heart diseas\u00a2 and\n36] hypertension.\nTUVH Nailing Add: #\u00a2 Wash Univ 4566 Scott Ave Box 8113 St Louis MO 63110\nDs cn Af PAGE 001\na SHA ee:\nPlease sign and return promptly i= % pees a ie ef ORI ah in\n: seas chews An ee SIGWATIRE Soe ce za opel 2 Sara\nThe editors will make every effort to assure accurate reproduction of the material submitted but reserve the right to edit such material on the basis of format\ncontent and space limitations. Whenever possible, the biographee will be given an opportunity to check the listing before publication. However, in the\nevent of a publication error, the sole responsibility of the publisher will be the entry of corrected information in succeeding editions\nReturn to: BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF THE APHA. Jenuee Cattell Press. P-O- Rs 29092. Tiinpn. Ar\u00e9GRe agode", "img_37084.png": "me re .\nSate d V3 S77\nBIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATIO GALLEY |\n1979 PROOF |\nEdited by Jaques Cattell Press\nYour information as it is scheduled to appear is listed below. Add only new data. Correct only factual errors. Be sure your additions are explicit and\nlegible. Do not abbreviate. Please return this proof even if no corrections are necessary\nDEADLINE: Robert Ely Shank BIOGRAPHEE DISCOUNT\n14 Days wash Univ See order form for special biographee\nFrom 4566 Scott Avs B9x-8113 Bese UeRICe\nReceipt oie :\nSt Louis MO 63110\n: ee *1551756/N/0/000/000/1914 4/0\nOFFICE\nSeen Uae ests 06\n951756 Se Pe Ee ye ae ee ee aes: See\n\\DGH Shank Robert Ely (48) F\n23) b Louisville, Ky, Sept 2, 14. Educ: Westminster Col, BA(biol), 35; wWash\u00e9&\n24| Univ, MD, 39; Barnes Hosp, St Louis, intern & asst resident, 39-41;\n25| Rockefeller Inst Hed hes, Naw York, asst resident 6 asst res, 41-46.\n26| L&C: AD, No, Am Bd Nutrit. Pres P&A Activ: Danforth prof & head dept\n27| prev med, Wash Univ, 48\u2014 Past Prof Exp: Mem, NIH, Pub Health Kes Study\n28| Sect, 53-56, Surg Gen Army Adv Comt Metab, 56-60, Comt Nutrit, 60-72,\n29| cnmn, NIH, Nutrit Study Sect, 64-68; mem, Nat Child Health & Human\n30] Davelop Adv Coun, 69-73. APHA Activ: Counr, APHA, 52-54, wem, Food &\n31] Mutrit Sect Cour, 53-58, chon, 57-59. Mem: Asn Teachers Prev Hed (pres,\n32| 58-59); Am Soc Clin Nutrit (pres, 67-608); Am Asn Study Liver Dis (pres,\n33} 66-67); Am Med Asn (mem, Coun Food & Nutrit, 60-69); hon wem, An\n34| Dietetic Asn. Prof Int: Nutrition and pregnancy outcome; nutrition and\n35| aging; prevention and control of coronary heart diseas\u00a2 and\n36] hypertension.\nTUVH Nailing Add: #\u00a2 Wash Univ 4566 Scott Ave Box 8113 St Louis MO 63110\nDs cn Af PAGE 001\na SHA ee:\nPlease sign and return promptly i= % pees a ie ef ORI ah in\n: seas chews An ee SIGWATIRE Soe ce za opel 2 Sara\nThe editors will make every effort to assure accurate reproduction of the material submitted but reserve the right to edit such material on the basis of format\ncontent and space limitations. Whenever possible, the biographee will be given an opportunity to check the listing before publication. However, in the\nevent of a publication error, the sole responsibility of the publisher will be the entry of corrected information in succeeding editions\nReturn to: BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF THE APHA. Jenuee Cattell Press. P-O- Rs 29092. Tiinpn. Ar\u00e9GRe agode", "img_63761.png": "-\npartment of the Arey te\nwhingtos University Camttect Se, BA-~69+G07-NB-1026\nLindell & Gkinker Boulevards Target/tetinated Coste a7, 785.00\n3%. iwule, Miseouri 3i sD\nSnalyeis of chaimed Current age\num lative cogs, aad Foe farmed\nmeme Lave ueabeciwa Asa\nextent Pax Lox irom inmceptiaa\nnod ee\nivect Salaries 733.09 29,450.13\nixvect Materials 68.24 + 306.65\nrreigat bS 2 Ge\npe Lowment 17,830.45\nther Birene Conte 22483 Pn hod oH\nVET RCES 8 44,946,932\nYotal Amonets Clawime had 22 9? Lag, $89.74\nROS? vatract Reserve Sithhe ld (2,077 83>\nAbb adecot Seton\n; (olUIKor= Pa alti OSSIAN AVA ALeLUlsim ze leLolU]onl=yalesMelersy mayo |0)Le [oles yi nap <nale | OarA", "img_63763.png": "-\npartment of the Arey te\nwhingtos University Camttect Se, BA-~69+G07-NB-1026\nLindell & Gkinker Boulevards Target/tetinated Coste a7, 785.00\n3%. iwule, Miseouri 3i sD\nSnalyeis of chaimed Current age\num lative cogs, aad Foe farmed\nmeme Lave ueabeciwa Asa\nextent Pax Lox irom inmceptiaa\nnod ee\nivect Salaries 733.09 29,450.13\nixvect Materials 68.24 + 306.65\nrreigat bS 2 Ge\npe Lowment 17,830.45\nther Birene Conte 22483 Pn hod oH\nVET RCES 8 44,946,932\nYotal Amonets Clawime had 22 9? Lag, $89.74\nROS? vatract Reserve Sithhe ld (2,077 83>\nAbb adecot Seton\n; (olUIKor= Pa alti OSSIAN AVA ALeLUlsim ze leLolU]onl=yalesMelersy mayo |0)Le [oles yi nap <nale | OarA", "img_63764.png": "-\npartment of the Arey te\nwhingtos University Camttect Se, BA-~69+G07-NB-1026\nLindell & Gkinker Boulevards Target/tetinated Coste a7, 785.00\n3%. iwule, Miseouri 3i sD\nSnalyeis of chaimed Current age\num lative cogs, aad Foe farmed\nmeme Lave ueabeciwa Asa\nextent Pax Lox irom inmceptiaa\nnod ee\nivect Salaries 733.09 29,450.13\nixvect Materials 68.24 + 306.65\nrreigat bS 2 Ge\npe Lowment 17,830.45\nther Birene Conte 22483 Pn hod oH\nVET RCES 8 44,946,932\nYotal Amonets Clawime had 22 9? Lag, $89.74\nROS? vatract Reserve Sithhe ld (2,077 83>\nAbb adecot Seton\n; (olUIKor= Pa alti OSSIAN AVA ALeLUlsim ze leLolU]onl=yalesMelersy mayo |0)Le [oles yi nap <nale | OarA", "img_461.png": "wot * \u00bb\n\u2018 .\n\nEqual Tar with 50% Nicotine Reduction:\n\nPreliminary efforts are underway to develop a new blend using\n\ncombinations of the current ART blend, 215-ET and all or part of the\n\ncurrent B&H blend.\n\nProject BOLD:\n\nAn RTD study to evaluate the MUL blend with 50% expanded at RTD levels\n\nof approximately 75, 100: and 130 mm was completed. Results\u2019 indicate a\n\nsubjective preference for the low RTD models (910 and 100mm).\nAMBROSIA:\n\nMonadiic Menthol POL-0637 cigarettes (1% CR-2898: by weight. on cigarette\nwrapper) have been made and! shipment is scheduled for. the week of May 28.\n\nModels have: been made: utilizing filler oversprayed with CR-2898 and\nAromatek 150 separately for subjective comparison vs. models. with wrapper\nand adhesive: applications. Evaluations are in progress.\n\nCigarette wrapper coated with CR-2911 (t-BOC-protected CR-2898) was\ncompared to CR-2898 on finished cigarettes both subjectively and\nanalytically. Evaluations indicate the CR-2911 was subjectively comparable\nto: CR-2898.\n\nNational Starch is: attempting to assess the adhesive incorporating\nAromatek-150 with regard to quality issues. Additionally, they will attempt\nto formulate adhesives which contain CR vanillin release compounds (CR-2905\n& 2910).\n\nPROJECT GRAIN:\n\nCambridge cigarettes made from filler sprayed in the Semiworks showed\u2019\ncomparable anethole and vanillin levels for control versus test aftercuts\n(sonolated and nonsonolated) with 30% reduction in alcohol. Since: the\nproduction filler control showed a higher than target anethole level, only\nthe Semiworks Cambridge control is being compared to the test cigarettes.\n\nInitial panel screening by Flavor Development showed no obvious differences\nbetween. the control and sonolated test, but differences. were: found between\nthe control and nonsonolated test aftercut cigarettes. Further tests are in\nprogress.\n\nPROJECT\u2019 TARGET (BUCKS) :\n\nSubjective evaluations of previously made Bucks prototypes. with\ncurrent, two modified and. no aftercut are continuing. Additional flavor\nwork aimed at reducing the rod aroma and increasing the Camel-like character N\nis in progress. So\n\na\n\nTwo cases each of Bucks: Full. Flavor and Lights have been received andi N\nsubmitted flor. SOLVIC spotting: determinations. Results were: 0.5 spots per \u00bb\n2,000. cigarettes for the Full Flavor and 1.5 spots: per. 2,000! for the: Lights : \u201cA\nproducts.\n\n*\n'", "img_463.png": "wot * \u00bb\n\u2018 .\n\nEqual Tar with 50% Nicotine Reduction:\n\nPreliminary efforts are underway to develop a new blend using\n\ncombinations of the current ART blend, 215-ET and all or part of the\n\ncurrent B&H blend.\n\nProject BOLD:\n\nAn RTD study to evaluate the MUL blend with 50% expanded at RTD levels\n\nof approximately 75, 100: and 130 mm was completed. Results\u2019 indicate a\n\nsubjective preference for the low RTD models (910 and 100mm).\nAMBROSIA:\n\nMonadiic Menthol POL-0637 cigarettes (1% CR-2898: by weight. on cigarette\nwrapper) have been made and! shipment is scheduled for. the week of May 28.\n\nModels have: been made: utilizing filler oversprayed with CR-2898 and\nAromatek 150 separately for subjective comparison vs. models. with wrapper\nand adhesive: applications. Evaluations are in progress.\n\nCigarette wrapper coated with CR-2911 (t-BOC-protected CR-2898) was\ncompared to CR-2898 on finished cigarettes both subjectively and\nanalytically. Evaluations indicate the CR-2911 was subjectively comparable\nto: CR-2898.\n\nNational Starch is: attempting to assess the adhesive incorporating\nAromatek-150 with regard to quality issues. Additionally, they will attempt\nto formulate adhesives which contain CR vanillin release compounds (CR-2905\n& 2910).\n\nPROJECT GRAIN:\n\nCambridge cigarettes made from filler sprayed in the Semiworks showed\u2019\ncomparable anethole and vanillin levels for control versus test aftercuts\n(sonolated and nonsonolated) with 30% reduction in alcohol. Since: the\nproduction filler control showed a higher than target anethole level, only\nthe Semiworks Cambridge control is being compared to the test cigarettes.\n\nInitial panel screening by Flavor Development showed no obvious differences\nbetween. the control and sonolated test, but differences. were: found between\nthe control and nonsonolated test aftercut cigarettes. Further tests are in\nprogress.\n\nPROJECT\u2019 TARGET (BUCKS) :\n\nSubjective evaluations of previously made Bucks prototypes. with\ncurrent, two modified and. no aftercut are continuing. Additional flavor\nwork aimed at reducing the rod aroma and increasing the Camel-like character N\nis in progress. So\n\na\n\nTwo cases each of Bucks: Full. Flavor and Lights have been received andi N\nsubmitted flor. SOLVIC spotting: determinations. Results were: 0.5 spots per \u00bb\n2,000. cigarettes for the Full Flavor and 1.5 spots: per. 2,000! for the: Lights : \u201cA\nproducts.\n\n*\n'", "img_457.png": "wot * \u00bb\n\u2018 .\n\nEqual Tar with 50% Nicotine Reduction:\n\nPreliminary efforts are underway to develop a new blend using\n\ncombinations of the current ART blend, 215-ET and all or part of the\n\ncurrent B&H blend.\n\nProject BOLD:\n\nAn RTD study to evaluate the MUL blend with 50% expanded at RTD levels\n\nof approximately 75, 100: and 130 mm was completed. Results\u2019 indicate a\n\nsubjective preference for the low RTD models (910 and 100mm).\nAMBROSIA:\n\nMonadiic Menthol POL-0637 cigarettes (1% CR-2898: by weight. on cigarette\nwrapper) have been made and! shipment is scheduled for. the week of May 28.\n\nModels have: been made: utilizing filler oversprayed with CR-2898 and\nAromatek 150 separately for subjective comparison vs. models. with wrapper\nand adhesive: applications. Evaluations are in progress.\n\nCigarette wrapper coated with CR-2911 (t-BOC-protected CR-2898) was\ncompared to CR-2898 on finished cigarettes both subjectively and\nanalytically. Evaluations indicate the CR-2911 was subjectively comparable\nto: CR-2898.\n\nNational Starch is: attempting to assess the adhesive incorporating\nAromatek-150 with regard to quality issues. Additionally, they will attempt\nto formulate adhesives which contain CR vanillin release compounds (CR-2905\n& 2910).\n\nPROJECT GRAIN:\n\nCambridge cigarettes made from filler sprayed in the Semiworks showed\u2019\ncomparable anethole and vanillin levels for control versus test aftercuts\n(sonolated and nonsonolated) with 30% reduction in alcohol. Since: the\nproduction filler control showed a higher than target anethole level, only\nthe Semiworks Cambridge control is being compared to the test cigarettes.\n\nInitial panel screening by Flavor Development showed no obvious differences\nbetween. the control and sonolated test, but differences. were: found between\nthe control and nonsonolated test aftercut cigarettes. Further tests are in\nprogress.\n\nPROJECT\u2019 TARGET (BUCKS) :\n\nSubjective evaluations of previously made Bucks prototypes. with\ncurrent, two modified and. no aftercut are continuing. Additional flavor\nwork aimed at reducing the rod aroma and increasing the Camel-like character N\nis in progress. So\n\na\n\nTwo cases each of Bucks: Full. Flavor and Lights have been received andi N\nsubmitted flor. SOLVIC spotting: determinations. Results were: 0.5 spots per \u00bb\n2,000. cigarettes for the Full Flavor and 1.5 spots: per. 2,000! for the: Lights : \u201cA\nproducts.\n\n*\n'", "img_458.png": "wot * \u00bb\n\u2018 .\n\nEqual Tar with 50% Nicotine Reduction:\n\nPreliminary efforts are underway to develop a new blend using\n\ncombinations of the current ART blend, 215-ET and all or part of the\n\ncurrent B&H blend.\n\nProject BOLD:\n\nAn RTD study to evaluate the MUL blend with 50% expanded at RTD levels\n\nof approximately 75, 100: and 130 mm was completed. Results\u2019 indicate a\n\nsubjective preference for the low RTD models (910 and 100mm).\nAMBROSIA:\n\nMonadiic Menthol POL-0637 cigarettes (1% CR-2898: by weight. on cigarette\nwrapper) have been made and! shipment is scheduled for. the week of May 28.\n\nModels have: been made: utilizing filler oversprayed with CR-2898 and\nAromatek 150 separately for subjective comparison vs. models. with wrapper\nand adhesive: applications. Evaluations are in progress.\n\nCigarette wrapper coated with CR-2911 (t-BOC-protected CR-2898) was\ncompared to CR-2898 on finished cigarettes both subjectively and\nanalytically. Evaluations indicate the CR-2911 was subjectively comparable\nto: CR-2898.\n\nNational Starch is: attempting to assess the adhesive incorporating\nAromatek-150 with regard to quality issues. Additionally, they will attempt\nto formulate adhesives which contain CR vanillin release compounds (CR-2905\n& 2910).\n\nPROJECT GRAIN:\n\nCambridge cigarettes made from filler sprayed in the Semiworks showed\u2019\ncomparable anethole and vanillin levels for control versus test aftercuts\n(sonolated and nonsonolated) with 30% reduction in alcohol. Since: the\nproduction filler control showed a higher than target anethole level, only\nthe Semiworks Cambridge control is being compared to the test cigarettes.\n\nInitial panel screening by Flavor Development showed no obvious differences\nbetween. the control and sonolated test, but differences. were: found between\nthe control and nonsonolated test aftercut cigarettes. Further tests are in\nprogress.\n\nPROJECT\u2019 TARGET (BUCKS) :\n\nSubjective evaluations of previously made Bucks prototypes. with\ncurrent, two modified and. no aftercut are continuing. Additional flavor\nwork aimed at reducing the rod aroma and increasing the Camel-like character N\nis in progress. So\n\na\n\nTwo cases each of Bucks: Full. Flavor and Lights have been received andi N\nsubmitted flor. SOLVIC spotting: determinations. Results were: 0.5 spots per \u00bb\n2,000. cigarettes for the Full Flavor and 1.5 spots: per. 2,000! for the: Lights : \u201cA\nproducts.\n\n*\n'", "img_49528.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49530.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49532.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49534.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49536.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49542.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49544.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49546.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49550.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49555.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_49560.png": "WEEKLY DIET [ML] CONSUMED BY CONTROL [C], THIAMINE DEFICIENT [TD],\nETHANOL-FED [ET], AND [TD + ET] GROUPS: * FOOD PROVIDED AD LIB\n200\n: o\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eC\nCen)\nE ae\nCyenenntne TY +E F\na hee eee\nno\noe\n=\nO\nuw\n=\neae\n3 100\nOo\nO\nFE\na\nQ\n50 d\n0\n1 2 3 4 5\nWEEKS OF CONSUMPTION\n* Expressed as mean + S.E.\nFigure 1\n12", "img_45694.png": "3. BLUNT COMPETITIVE INROADS OF RALOXIFENE\nClinical Evaluation of Selective | American Journal of 2Q98\nEstrogen Receptor Modulators | Cardiology\nSERMs\nHormone Surveillance Studies: | American Journal of 1Q98\nDo we have the data we need? | Health-System Pharma\nSteroid Misadventures: What \u2014\u00a7 Pharmacy Times 4Q97\ncan history tell us? .\nThe Connection between Cancer 2Q98\nUterine Cancer and Estrogen\nTherapy: Fact vs. Fiction.\nReview of tamoxifen, American Journal of 2Q98\nraloxifene, and estrogen on Obstetrics and Gynecology\nteproductive tissue.\n[PrimarySmdies |\n\nRaloxifene and Uterine Weight | Endocrinology 1Q 98\nStud:\nProgesterone Receptor Activity | Endocrinology 1Q98\nStud\nHot Flush Model Stud [Endocrinology 1 1Q98_\nNeuronal Cell Stud 4Q97\nEndothelial Cell-Oxidized LDL 7BD 2Q98\nStud\n\ng\n\n=\n\na\n\n4\n\nm\n\ns\n\n&\n\na", "img_45690.png": "3. BLUNT COMPETITIVE INROADS OF RALOXIFENE\nClinical Evaluation of Selective | American Journal of 2Q98\nEstrogen Receptor Modulators | Cardiology\nSERMs\nHormone Surveillance Studies: | American Journal of 1Q98\nDo we have the data we need? | Health-System Pharma\nSteroid Misadventures: What \u2014\u00a7 Pharmacy Times 4Q97\ncan history tell us? .\nThe Connection between Cancer 2Q98\nUterine Cancer and Estrogen\nTherapy: Fact vs. Fiction.\nReview of tamoxifen, American Journal of 2Q98\nraloxifene, and estrogen on Obstetrics and Gynecology\nteproductive tissue.\n[PrimarySmdies |\n\nRaloxifene and Uterine Weight | Endocrinology 1Q 98\nStud:\nProgesterone Receptor Activity | Endocrinology 1Q98\nStud\nHot Flush Model Stud [Endocrinology 1 1Q98_\nNeuronal Cell Stud 4Q97\nEndothelial Cell-Oxidized LDL 7BD 2Q98\nStud\n\ng\n\n=\n\na\n\n4\n\nm\n\ns\n\n&\n\na", "img_45691.png": "3. BLUNT COMPETITIVE INROADS OF RALOXIFENE\nClinical Evaluation of Selective | American Journal of 2Q98\nEstrogen Receptor Modulators | Cardiology\nSERMs\nHormone Surveillance Studies: | American Journal of 1Q98\nDo we have the data we need? | Health-System Pharma\nSteroid Misadventures: What \u2014\u00a7 Pharmacy Times 4Q97\ncan history tell us? .\nThe Connection between Cancer 2Q98\nUterine Cancer and Estrogen\nTherapy: Fact vs. Fiction.\nReview of tamoxifen, American Journal of 2Q98\nraloxifene, and estrogen on Obstetrics and Gynecology\nteproductive tissue.\n[PrimarySmdies |\n\nRaloxifene and Uterine Weight | Endocrinology 1Q 98\nStud:\nProgesterone Receptor Activity | Endocrinology 1Q98\nStud\nHot Flush Model Stud [Endocrinology 1 1Q98_\nNeuronal Cell Stud 4Q97\nEndothelial Cell-Oxidized LDL 7BD 2Q98\nStud\n\ng\n\n=\n\na\n\n4\n\nm\n\ns\n\n&\n\na", "img_45692.png": "3. BLUNT COMPETITIVE INROADS OF RALOXIFENE\nClinical Evaluation of Selective | American Journal of 2Q98\nEstrogen Receptor Modulators | Cardiology\nSERMs\nHormone Surveillance Studies: | American Journal of 1Q98\nDo we have the data we need? | Health-System Pharma\nSteroid Misadventures: What \u2014\u00a7 Pharmacy Times 4Q97\ncan history tell us? .\nThe Connection between Cancer 2Q98\nUterine Cancer and Estrogen\nTherapy: Fact vs. Fiction.\nReview of tamoxifen, American Journal of 2Q98\nraloxifene, and estrogen on Obstetrics and Gynecology\nteproductive tissue.\n[PrimarySmdies |\n\nRaloxifene and Uterine Weight | Endocrinology 1Q 98\nStud:\nProgesterone Receptor Activity | Endocrinology 1Q98\nStud\nHot Flush Model Stud [Endocrinology 1 1Q98_\nNeuronal Cell Stud 4Q97\nEndothelial Cell-Oxidized LDL 7BD 2Q98\nStud\n\ng\n\n=\n\na\n\n4\n\nm\n\ns\n\n&\n\na", "img_45693.png": "3. BLUNT COMPETITIVE INROADS OF RALOXIFENE\nClinical Evaluation of Selective | American Journal of 2Q98\nEstrogen Receptor Modulators | Cardiology\nSERMs\nHormone Surveillance Studies: | American Journal of 1Q98\nDo we have the data we need? | Health-System Pharma\nSteroid Misadventures: What \u2014\u00a7 Pharmacy Times 4Q97\ncan history tell us? .\nThe Connection between Cancer 2Q98\nUterine Cancer and Estrogen\nTherapy: Fact vs. Fiction.\nReview of tamoxifen, American Journal of 2Q98\nraloxifene, and estrogen on Obstetrics and Gynecology\nteproductive tissue.\n[PrimarySmdies |\n\nRaloxifene and Uterine Weight | Endocrinology 1Q 98\nStud:\nProgesterone Receptor Activity | Endocrinology 1Q98\nStud\nHot Flush Model Stud [Endocrinology 1 1Q98_\nNeuronal Cell Stud 4Q97\nEndothelial Cell-Oxidized LDL 7BD 2Q98\nStud\n\ng\n\n=\n\na\n\n4\n\nm\n\ns\n\n&\n\na", "img_63026.png": "4. DISPEL THE PERCEPTION OF ESTROGENS CAUSING CANCER\nDebate Continues Research\nQuantifying the Real Risk Journal of Clinical 2Q98\nof Cancer in Oncology\nPostmenopausal Women on\nHRT Therap\nin Breast Cancer\nRetrospective Analysis of Geriatrics 1Q98\nthe Association between\nHRT and Endometrial\nCancer\nClinical significance of | Journal of Investigative 1Q98\nSHBG as a surrogate Medicine\nmarker in breast cancer\n2\na\nm ae\ng", "img_63030.png": "4. DISPEL THE PERCEPTION OF ESTROGENS CAUSING CANCER\nDebate Continues Research\nQuantifying the Real Risk Journal of Clinical 2Q98\nof Cancer in Oncology\nPostmenopausal Women on\nHRT Therap\nin Breast Cancer\nRetrospective Analysis of Geriatrics 1Q98\nthe Association between\nHRT and Endometrial\nCancer\nClinical significance of | Journal of Investigative 1Q98\nSHBG as a surrogate Medicine\nmarker in breast cancer\n2\na\nm ae\ng", "img_63033.png": "4. DISPEL THE PERCEPTION OF ESTROGENS CAUSING CANCER\nDebate Continues Research\nQuantifying the Real Risk Journal of Clinical 2Q98\nof Cancer in Oncology\nPostmenopausal Women on\nHRT Therap\nin Breast Cancer\nRetrospective Analysis of Geriatrics 1Q98\nthe Association between\nHRT and Endometrial\nCancer\nClinical significance of | Journal of Investigative 1Q98\nSHBG as a surrogate Medicine\nmarker in breast cancer\n2\na\nm ae\ng", "img_56983.png": "gw,\nung:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n9. GENERAL BODY MEETINGS\nDetails of the last three Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are as follows:\nFinancial | Date of the Time Location Particulars of special\nyear AGM resolutions passed\n2009-10 09.09.2010 3.30 P.M. | Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, No Special Resolution was\nGeneral Jagannath Bhosle passed\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya\nGymkhana}, Mumbai \u2014 400 021\n2010-11 20.09.2011 11.00 A.M. No Special Resolution was\npassed\n2011-12 14.09.2012 3.30 P.M. Reappointment of Mr. K.K.\nModi as Managing Director\nfor a period of three years\nw.e.f. 14.08.2012\nThere was no other General Body Meeting held during the last three years.\nNo resolution was put through postal ballot during the year 2012-13.\nThere is no special resolution proposed to be passed through postal ballot at the ensuing Annual\nGeneral Meeting scheduled on 19% September, 2013.\n10. MEANS OF COMMUNICATION\nThe quarterly, half yearly and annual results are published by the Company in Economic Times\n(English) and in Maharashtra Times (Marathi). The quarterly and yearly results are also available\non the Company's website : www.godfreyphillips.com as well as on Bombay Stock Exchange and\nNational Stock Exchange websites: www.bseindia.com & www.nseindia.com.The halfyearly results\nare not sent to household of the shareholders. During the year, no formal presentations were made\nto the institutional investors/analysts.\nThe Management Discussion and Analysis Report forms a part of the Directors\u2019 Report.\n11. GENERAL SHAREHOLDER INFORMATION\n(i) Annual General Meeting\nDate and Time : 19 September, 2013 at 3.30 P.M.\nVenue : Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, General Jagannath Bhosle\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya Gymkhana), Mumbai \u2014\n400 021\n(ii) Financial Calendar for 2013-14\nFirst Quarter Results : 27* July, 2013 (Actual)\nSecond Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" November, 2013\nThird Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" February, 2014\nAnnual Results : Latest by 30\" May, 2014\n(iii) Date of Book Closure : September 07, 2013 to September 19, 2013-\n(both days inclusive)\n(iv) Dividend Payment Date: Dividend payment shall be made from September 24,\n2013 to those shareholders whose names shall appear\non the Members\u2019 Register as on September 19, 2013.\n23", "img_56984.png": "gw,\nung:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n9. GENERAL BODY MEETINGS\nDetails of the last three Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are as follows:\nFinancial | Date of the Time Location Particulars of special\nyear AGM resolutions passed\n2009-10 09.09.2010 3.30 P.M. | Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, No Special Resolution was\nGeneral Jagannath Bhosle passed\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya\nGymkhana}, Mumbai \u2014 400 021\n2010-11 20.09.2011 11.00 A.M. No Special Resolution was\npassed\n2011-12 14.09.2012 3.30 P.M. Reappointment of Mr. K.K.\nModi as Managing Director\nfor a period of three years\nw.e.f. 14.08.2012\nThere was no other General Body Meeting held during the last three years.\nNo resolution was put through postal ballot during the year 2012-13.\nThere is no special resolution proposed to be passed through postal ballot at the ensuing Annual\nGeneral Meeting scheduled on 19% September, 2013.\n10. MEANS OF COMMUNICATION\nThe quarterly, half yearly and annual results are published by the Company in Economic Times\n(English) and in Maharashtra Times (Marathi). The quarterly and yearly results are also available\non the Company's website : www.godfreyphillips.com as well as on Bombay Stock Exchange and\nNational Stock Exchange websites: www.bseindia.com & www.nseindia.com.The halfyearly results\nare not sent to household of the shareholders. During the year, no formal presentations were made\nto the institutional investors/analysts.\nThe Management Discussion and Analysis Report forms a part of the Directors\u2019 Report.\n11. GENERAL SHAREHOLDER INFORMATION\n(i) Annual General Meeting\nDate and Time : 19 September, 2013 at 3.30 P.M.\nVenue : Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, General Jagannath Bhosle\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya Gymkhana), Mumbai \u2014\n400 021\n(ii) Financial Calendar for 2013-14\nFirst Quarter Results : 27* July, 2013 (Actual)\nSecond Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" November, 2013\nThird Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" February, 2014\nAnnual Results : Latest by 30\" May, 2014\n(iii) Date of Book Closure : September 07, 2013 to September 19, 2013-\n(both days inclusive)\n(iv) Dividend Payment Date: Dividend payment shall be made from September 24,\n2013 to those shareholders whose names shall appear\non the Members\u2019 Register as on September 19, 2013.\n23", "img_56985.png": "gw,\nung:\nGODFREY PHILLIPS\n\u2014INDIA LIMITED\u2014\n9. GENERAL BODY MEETINGS\nDetails of the last three Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are as follows:\nFinancial | Date of the Time Location Particulars of special\nyear AGM resolutions passed\n2009-10 09.09.2010 3.30 P.M. | Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, No Special Resolution was\nGeneral Jagannath Bhosle passed\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya\nGymkhana}, Mumbai \u2014 400 021\n2010-11 20.09.2011 11.00 A.M. No Special Resolution was\npassed\n2011-12 14.09.2012 3.30 P.M. Reappointment of Mr. K.K.\nModi as Managing Director\nfor a period of three years\nw.e.f. 14.08.2012\nThere was no other General Body Meeting held during the last three years.\nNo resolution was put through postal ballot during the year 2012-13.\nThere is no special resolution proposed to be passed through postal ballot at the ensuing Annual\nGeneral Meeting scheduled on 19% September, 2013.\n10. MEANS OF COMMUNICATION\nThe quarterly, half yearly and annual results are published by the Company in Economic Times\n(English) and in Maharashtra Times (Marathi). The quarterly and yearly results are also available\non the Company's website : www.godfreyphillips.com as well as on Bombay Stock Exchange and\nNational Stock Exchange websites: www.bseindia.com & www.nseindia.com.The halfyearly results\nare not sent to household of the shareholders. During the year, no formal presentations were made\nto the institutional investors/analysts.\nThe Management Discussion and Analysis Report forms a part of the Directors\u2019 Report.\n11. GENERAL SHAREHOLDER INFORMATION\n(i) Annual General Meeting\nDate and Time : 19 September, 2013 at 3.30 P.M.\nVenue : Y.B. Chavan Auditorium, General Jagannath Bhosle\nMarg (Next to Sachivalaya Gymkhana), Mumbai \u2014\n400 021\n(ii) Financial Calendar for 2013-14\nFirst Quarter Results : 27* July, 2013 (Actual)\nSecond Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" November, 2013\nThird Quarter Results : Latest by 14\" February, 2014\nAnnual Results : Latest by 30\" May, 2014\n(iii) Date of Book Closure : September 07, 2013 to September 19, 2013-\n(both days inclusive)\n(iv) Dividend Payment Date: Dividend payment shall be made from September 24,\n2013 to those shareholders whose names shall appear\non the Members\u2019 Register as on September 19, 2013.\n23", "img_7020.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7028.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7034.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7025.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7027.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7029.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7031.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7033.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_7059.png": "II\nHe HEALTH EXAMINATION AND CLINICAL OBSERVATION\n( {CONDUCTED DURING QUARANTINE)\nStudy Number__] OX. Obs A xb Study Director Oan Meckley\nPacking Slip Description Packing Slip Description\nNumber of Animals_ SOS Number of Animals\nSpecies/Strain Mouse / Se ncat Species/Strain\nSex Fama fe. Sex\nnos \u2018Weight Range _\u00a2/-(urereKS-\"\"~ Weight Range ms\nAnimals Received g 9O Animals Received\n(actual number) (actual number) .\nSupplier and Control# bf ai la nv Sycague Dawley\n( ror P.0.# (O10\nShip Date: 3-27-96\nTo Be Filled Out By Laboratory Animal Veterinarian\non roach 30, | 84S\" , I examined the above shipment of ,\n(date) , , :\nanimals. There were no observable clinical abnormalities which .\n\u201ca would preclude these animals from being placed on study. toy\nbral a{sol as\nDavid Small, D.V.M., M.P.H. : Date : w\nplomate, A.C.L.A.M. b\nee Laboratory Animal Veterinarian : %\nH ( ce: Study Director 4\nJessica Baker w\n: Sheri Reynolds", "img_2210.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_2211.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_2212.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_2215.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_2216.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_2218.png": "vi\n: TOOLS OF IMPLEMENTATION\n1. Regular News Releases\n2. Feature Story Development\n3. Mailings to Editorial writers\n4. Mailings to Columnists\n5. TV News Clips\n6. Radio Script Releases\n7. Sugar and Health Press Kit\n8. Literature Distribution\n9. Media Seminars\n10. Media Convention Attendance\n11. Federal Government Liaison Representative\n12. State Government Liaison Representative\n13. Government Officials Seminars\n14, Legislative Surveillance Program\n15. Speakers Bureau\n16. Stock Speech with Slides\n17. Speech Forums/National and Regional\n18. Spokesman/Scientific /\n19, Spokesman/Celebrity\n20. TV Talk Shows\n21. \u2018Film on Sugar and Health\n22. Teachers Guide on Dental Health\n23. Generate and Publish Books on the Various Aspects of Sugar\n24, \\Letter-writing Campaigns\n25. Sugar Information to Data Banks\n26. Institutional Advertising (When necessary)\n27, Grant to Public Broadcasting Service\n28. Expand Association's Home Economics Program\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mymk0226", "img_5293.png": "ae es \u2014\u2014 a ee a. to oe ze eee Arc hat eA a agen ee a ind\na ; me\n= TD Nee ren eTrrr, 7\n| PIRATGENEGRAVINGEG BOXES |\nCOCKS-CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY\nB@200 ARAPAHOE STREET + DENVER, COLORADO 80205 - PHONE 825-6242\nOUR ORDER NG. R 5487 YOUR ORDER NO\n\u00ab Great Western Sugar Company\nP, 0, Box 5308 September 10, 1968. F\nDenver, Colorado 80217 : \"\neo ey NTs\nIi} SEP 1 1 1968\n: [NEY cl Cae Il |\na Zine halftone Factory o 9190\n: i es i Portraits of men 20|79\n! : 30 |69\nater Se Less 15% 60\n; 26/09\n200 Mats of factory - 44,100\n225 Mats Portraits 9150\n119159\nState tax 9\n125 |57\n\\ aul\u201d ae\nee eae ae eee teen Soe are re ede ty\n: y\n: eae : ei i i Bays : |\n2 pe eee \u201cSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.u\u00e9sf.edu/docs/myph0227 |", "img_5300.png": "ae es \u2014\u2014 a ee a. to oe ze eee Arc hat eA a agen ee a ind\na ; me\n= TD Nee ren eTrrr, 7\n| PIRATGENEGRAVINGEG BOXES |\nCOCKS-CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY\nB@200 ARAPAHOE STREET + DENVER, COLORADO 80205 - PHONE 825-6242\nOUR ORDER NG. R 5487 YOUR ORDER NO\n\u00ab Great Western Sugar Company\nP, 0, Box 5308 September 10, 1968. F\nDenver, Colorado 80217 : \"\neo ey NTs\nIi} SEP 1 1 1968\n: [NEY cl Cae Il |\na Zine halftone Factory o 9190\n: i es i Portraits of men 20|79\n! : 30 |69\nater Se Less 15% 60\n; 26/09\n200 Mats of factory - 44,100\n225 Mats Portraits 9150\n119159\nState tax 9\n125 |57\n\\ aul\u201d ae\nee eae ae eee teen Soe are re ede ty\n: y\n: eae : ei i i Bays : |\n2 pe eee \u201cSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.u\u00e9sf.edu/docs/myph0227 |", "img_5302.png": "ae es \u2014\u2014 a ee a. to oe ze eee Arc hat eA a agen ee a ind\na ; me\n= TD Nee ren eTrrr, 7\n| PIRATGENEGRAVINGEG BOXES |\nCOCKS-CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY\nB@200 ARAPAHOE STREET + DENVER, COLORADO 80205 - PHONE 825-6242\nOUR ORDER NG. R 5487 YOUR ORDER NO\n\u00ab Great Western Sugar Company\nP, 0, Box 5308 September 10, 1968. F\nDenver, Colorado 80217 : \"\neo ey NTs\nIi} SEP 1 1 1968\n: [NEY cl Cae Il |\na Zine halftone Factory o 9190\n: i es i Portraits of men 20|79\n! : 30 |69\nater Se Less 15% 60\n; 26/09\n200 Mats of factory - 44,100\n225 Mats Portraits 9150\n119159\nState tax 9\n125 |57\n\\ aul\u201d ae\nee eae ae eee teen Soe are re ede ty\n: y\n: eae : ei i i Bays : |\n2 pe eee \u201cSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.u\u00e9sf.edu/docs/myph0227 |", "img_5313.png": "ae es \u2014\u2014 a ee a. to oe ze eee Arc hat eA a agen ee a ind\na ; me\n= TD Nee ren eTrrr, 7\n| PIRATGENEGRAVINGEG BOXES |\nCOCKS-CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY\nB@200 ARAPAHOE STREET + DENVER, COLORADO 80205 - PHONE 825-6242\nOUR ORDER NG. R 5487 YOUR ORDER NO\n\u00ab Great Western Sugar Company\nP, 0, Box 5308 September 10, 1968. F\nDenver, Colorado 80217 : \"\neo ey NTs\nIi} SEP 1 1 1968\n: [NEY cl Cae Il |\na Zine halftone Factory o 9190\n: i es i Portraits of men 20|79\n! : 30 |69\nater Se Less 15% 60\n; 26/09\n200 Mats of factory - 44,100\n225 Mats Portraits 9150\n119159\nState tax 9\n125 |57\n\\ aul\u201d ae\nee eae ae eee teen Soe are re ede ty\n: y\n: eae : ei i i Bays : |\n2 pe eee \u201cSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.u\u00e9sf.edu/docs/myph0227 |", "img_5314.png": "ae es \u2014\u2014 a ee a. to oe ze eee Arc hat eA a agen ee a ind\na ; me\n= TD Nee ren eTrrr, 7\n| PIRATGENEGRAVINGEG BOXES |\nCOCKS-CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY\nB@200 ARAPAHOE STREET + DENVER, COLORADO 80205 - PHONE 825-6242\nOUR ORDER NG. R 5487 YOUR ORDER NO\n\u00ab Great Western Sugar Company\nP, 0, Box 5308 September 10, 1968. F\nDenver, Colorado 80217 : \"\neo ey NTs\nIi} SEP 1 1 1968\n: [NEY cl Cae Il |\na Zine halftone Factory o 9190\n: i es i Portraits of men 20|79\n! : 30 |69\nater Se Less 15% 60\n; 26/09\n200 Mats of factory - 44,100\n225 Mats Portraits 9150\n119159\nState tax 9\n125 |57\n\\ aul\u201d ae\nee eae ae eee teen Soe are re ede ty\n: y\n: eae : ei i i Bays : |\n2 pe eee \u201cSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.u\u00e9sf.edu/docs/myph0227 |", "img_59650.png": "eke aise Page 2\n6. Procedures: (Relate directly to the Specific Aims cited in 5),\n1. Animals\n\nSprague-Dawley rats and C57BL/6J mice will be housed i\na controlled environment (24\u00b0C, 12 hours of light/24 hours),\nA synthetic diet rich in glucose will be given as a single\ndaily meal from 0900 to 1200. Water will be available ad\nlibitum. The animals will be allowed to adjust to the\nfeeding schedule form at least 2 weeks before being used\nfor experiments.\n\nExperiments with animals will conform with the\n\"Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals\u2019.\napproved by the Council of the American Physiological\nSociety and with federal laws and regulations.\n\n2. Acute and chronic treatments of animals with hydroxy-\ncitrate (HC)\n\nAcute administration of HC (0.5 mmole/kg) will be\nperformed by intraperitoneal or intravenous injection of a\nstock solution of sodium salt adjusted to pH = 7.40.\nChronic treatment will be performed by intraperitoneal\ninjection one half hour before the daily meal or by mixing\nHC with the diet mixture (50 mmoles/kg diet).\n\n3. Effect of hydroxycitrate on brain acetylcholine\nsynthesis\n\nAcetylcholine synthesis. will be assayed in brains of\nrats and mice after chronic and acute treatment with HC.\nTotal brain sampling will be performed using the brain\n\n| blowing technique devised by Veech et al (Biochem. J. 134,\n1001, 1973). In order to sample regional samples of the\nbrain like the diencephalon where the appetite center is\nlocated, the animals will be decapitated above liquid freo\nmaintained at -150\u00b0 with liquid nitrogen. The brain will\nbe dissected in the frozen state. Alternatively, brains\nwill be coagulated by microwave irradiation of live animals\n\nAcetylcholine will be determined by radioenzymatic\nassay as described by Goldberg and McCaman (J. Neurochem.\n20, 1, 1973). Acetylcholine synthesis will be measured in\nvitro in brain slices and in nerve cell cultures Brain.\nslices or isolated cells will be incubated with 14\u00a2-g1ucose\neserine and various concentrations of HC. C-acetylcholi\nwill be isolated by the method of Goldberg and McCaman\nbefore being counted.\n\nIn addition, the activities of citrate cleavage enzyme\nand choline acetyl-transferase will be assayed in the brain\nof rats chronically treated with HC as well as in control\nanimals.\n\n4. Effect of hydroxycitrate on the enzymes of cholesterol\nsynthesis and cytoplasmic ketogenesis.\n\nThe following cytoplasmic enzymes will be ea\ninvestigated: acetoacetyl-CoA thiolase, HMG-CoA pean\n\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59653.png": "eke aise Page 2\n6. Procedures: (Relate directly to the Specific Aims cited in 5),\n1. Animals\n\nSprague-Dawley rats and C57BL/6J mice will be housed i\na controlled environment (24\u00b0C, 12 hours of light/24 hours),\nA synthetic diet rich in glucose will be given as a single\ndaily meal from 0900 to 1200. Water will be available ad\nlibitum. The animals will be allowed to adjust to the\nfeeding schedule form at least 2 weeks before being used\nfor experiments.\n\nExperiments with animals will conform with the\n\"Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals\u2019.\napproved by the Council of the American Physiological\nSociety and with federal laws and regulations.\n\n2. Acute and chronic treatments of animals with hydroxy-\ncitrate (HC)\n\nAcute administration of HC (0.5 mmole/kg) will be\nperformed by intraperitoneal or intravenous injection of a\nstock solution of sodium salt adjusted to pH = 7.40.\nChronic treatment will be performed by intraperitoneal\ninjection one half hour before the daily meal or by mixing\nHC with the diet mixture (50 mmoles/kg diet).\n\n3. Effect of hydroxycitrate on brain acetylcholine\nsynthesis\n\nAcetylcholine synthesis. will be assayed in brains of\nrats and mice after chronic and acute treatment with HC.\nTotal brain sampling will be performed using the brain\n\n| blowing technique devised by Veech et al (Biochem. J. 134,\n1001, 1973). In order to sample regional samples of the\nbrain like the diencephalon where the appetite center is\nlocated, the animals will be decapitated above liquid freo\nmaintained at -150\u00b0 with liquid nitrogen. The brain will\nbe dissected in the frozen state. Alternatively, brains\nwill be coagulated by microwave irradiation of live animals\n\nAcetylcholine will be determined by radioenzymatic\nassay as described by Goldberg and McCaman (J. Neurochem.\n20, 1, 1973). Acetylcholine synthesis will be measured in\nvitro in brain slices and in nerve cell cultures Brain.\nslices or isolated cells will be incubated with 14\u00a2-g1ucose\neserine and various concentrations of HC. C-acetylcholi\nwill be isolated by the method of Goldberg and McCaman\nbefore being counted.\n\nIn addition, the activities of citrate cleavage enzyme\nand choline acetyl-transferase will be assayed in the brain\nof rats chronically treated with HC as well as in control\nanimals.\n\n4. Effect of hydroxycitrate on the enzymes of cholesterol\nsynthesis and cytoplasmic ketogenesis.\n\nThe following cytoplasmic enzymes will be ea\ninvestigated: acetoacetyl-CoA thiolase, HMG-CoA pean\n\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59654.png": "eke aise Page 2\n6. Procedures: (Relate directly to the Specific Aims cited in 5),\n1. Animals\n\nSprague-Dawley rats and C57BL/6J mice will be housed i\na controlled environment (24\u00b0C, 12 hours of light/24 hours),\nA synthetic diet rich in glucose will be given as a single\ndaily meal from 0900 to 1200. Water will be available ad\nlibitum. The animals will be allowed to adjust to the\nfeeding schedule form at least 2 weeks before being used\nfor experiments.\n\nExperiments with animals will conform with the\n\"Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals\u2019.\napproved by the Council of the American Physiological\nSociety and with federal laws and regulations.\n\n2. Acute and chronic treatments of animals with hydroxy-\ncitrate (HC)\n\nAcute administration of HC (0.5 mmole/kg) will be\nperformed by intraperitoneal or intravenous injection of a\nstock solution of sodium salt adjusted to pH = 7.40.\nChronic treatment will be performed by intraperitoneal\ninjection one half hour before the daily meal or by mixing\nHC with the diet mixture (50 mmoles/kg diet).\n\n3. Effect of hydroxycitrate on brain acetylcholine\nsynthesis\n\nAcetylcholine synthesis. will be assayed in brains of\nrats and mice after chronic and acute treatment with HC.\nTotal brain sampling will be performed using the brain\n\n| blowing technique devised by Veech et al (Biochem. J. 134,\n1001, 1973). In order to sample regional samples of the\nbrain like the diencephalon where the appetite center is\nlocated, the animals will be decapitated above liquid freo\nmaintained at -150\u00b0 with liquid nitrogen. The brain will\nbe dissected in the frozen state. Alternatively, brains\nwill be coagulated by microwave irradiation of live animals\n\nAcetylcholine will be determined by radioenzymatic\nassay as described by Goldberg and McCaman (J. Neurochem.\n20, 1, 1973). Acetylcholine synthesis will be measured in\nvitro in brain slices and in nerve cell cultures Brain.\nslices or isolated cells will be incubated with 14\u00a2-g1ucose\neserine and various concentrations of HC. C-acetylcholi\nwill be isolated by the method of Goldberg and McCaman\nbefore being counted.\n\nIn addition, the activities of citrate cleavage enzyme\nand choline acetyl-transferase will be assayed in the brain\nof rats chronically treated with HC as well as in control\nanimals.\n\n4. Effect of hydroxycitrate on the enzymes of cholesterol\nsynthesis and cytoplasmic ketogenesis.\n\nThe following cytoplasmic enzymes will be ea\ninvestigated: acetoacetyl-CoA thiolase, HMG-CoA pean\n\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59655.png": "eke aise Page 2\n6. Procedures: (Relate directly to the Specific Aims cited in 5),\n1. Animals\n\nSprague-Dawley rats and C57BL/6J mice will be housed i\na controlled environment (24\u00b0C, 12 hours of light/24 hours),\nA synthetic diet rich in glucose will be given as a single\ndaily meal from 0900 to 1200. Water will be available ad\nlibitum. The animals will be allowed to adjust to the\nfeeding schedule form at least 2 weeks before being used\nfor experiments.\n\nExperiments with animals will conform with the\n\"Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals\u2019.\napproved by the Council of the American Physiological\nSociety and with federal laws and regulations.\n\n2. Acute and chronic treatments of animals with hydroxy-\ncitrate (HC)\n\nAcute administration of HC (0.5 mmole/kg) will be\nperformed by intraperitoneal or intravenous injection of a\nstock solution of sodium salt adjusted to pH = 7.40.\nChronic treatment will be performed by intraperitoneal\ninjection one half hour before the daily meal or by mixing\nHC with the diet mixture (50 mmoles/kg diet).\n\n3. Effect of hydroxycitrate on brain acetylcholine\nsynthesis\n\nAcetylcholine synthesis. will be assayed in brains of\nrats and mice after chronic and acute treatment with HC.\nTotal brain sampling will be performed using the brain\n\n| blowing technique devised by Veech et al (Biochem. J. 134,\n1001, 1973). In order to sample regional samples of the\nbrain like the diencephalon where the appetite center is\nlocated, the animals will be decapitated above liquid freo\nmaintained at -150\u00b0 with liquid nitrogen. The brain will\nbe dissected in the frozen state. Alternatively, brains\nwill be coagulated by microwave irradiation of live animals\n\nAcetylcholine will be determined by radioenzymatic\nassay as described by Goldberg and McCaman (J. Neurochem.\n20, 1, 1973). Acetylcholine synthesis will be measured in\nvitro in brain slices and in nerve cell cultures Brain.\nslices or isolated cells will be incubated with 14\u00a2-g1ucose\neserine and various concentrations of HC. C-acetylcholi\nwill be isolated by the method of Goldberg and McCaman\nbefore being counted.\n\nIn addition, the activities of citrate cleavage enzyme\nand choline acetyl-transferase will be assayed in the brain\nof rats chronically treated with HC as well as in control\nanimals.\n\n4. Effect of hydroxycitrate on the enzymes of cholesterol\nsynthesis and cytoplasmic ketogenesis.\n\nThe following cytoplasmic enzymes will be ea\ninvestigated: acetoacetyl-CoA thiolase, HMG-CoA pean\n\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_59657.png": "eke aise Page 2\n6. Procedures: (Relate directly to the Specific Aims cited in 5),\n1. Animals\n\nSprague-Dawley rats and C57BL/6J mice will be housed i\na controlled environment (24\u00b0C, 12 hours of light/24 hours),\nA synthetic diet rich in glucose will be given as a single\ndaily meal from 0900 to 1200. Water will be available ad\nlibitum. The animals will be allowed to adjust to the\nfeeding schedule form at least 2 weeks before being used\nfor experiments.\n\nExperiments with animals will conform with the\n\"Guiding Principles in the Care and Use of Animals\u2019.\napproved by the Council of the American Physiological\nSociety and with federal laws and regulations.\n\n2. Acute and chronic treatments of animals with hydroxy-\ncitrate (HC)\n\nAcute administration of HC (0.5 mmole/kg) will be\nperformed by intraperitoneal or intravenous injection of a\nstock solution of sodium salt adjusted to pH = 7.40.\nChronic treatment will be performed by intraperitoneal\ninjection one half hour before the daily meal or by mixing\nHC with the diet mixture (50 mmoles/kg diet).\n\n3. Effect of hydroxycitrate on brain acetylcholine\nsynthesis\n\nAcetylcholine synthesis. will be assayed in brains of\nrats and mice after chronic and acute treatment with HC.\nTotal brain sampling will be performed using the brain\n\n| blowing technique devised by Veech et al (Biochem. J. 134,\n1001, 1973). In order to sample regional samples of the\nbrain like the diencephalon where the appetite center is\nlocated, the animals will be decapitated above liquid freo\nmaintained at -150\u00b0 with liquid nitrogen. The brain will\nbe dissected in the frozen state. Alternatively, brains\nwill be coagulated by microwave irradiation of live animals\n\nAcetylcholine will be determined by radioenzymatic\nassay as described by Goldberg and McCaman (J. Neurochem.\n20, 1, 1973). Acetylcholine synthesis will be measured in\nvitro in brain slices and in nerve cell cultures Brain.\nslices or isolated cells will be incubated with 14\u00a2-g1ucose\neserine and various concentrations of HC. C-acetylcholi\nwill be isolated by the method of Goldberg and McCaman\nbefore being counted.\n\nIn addition, the activities of citrate cleavage enzyme\nand choline acetyl-transferase will be assayed in the brain\nof rats chronically treated with HC as well as in control\nanimals.\n\n4. Effect of hydroxycitrate on the enzymes of cholesterol\nsynthesis and cytoplasmic ketogenesis.\n\nThe following cytoplasmic enzymes will be ea\ninvestigated: acetoacetyl-CoA thiolase, HMG-CoA pean\n\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION", "img_49104.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nA % BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nApril 8, 1982 1:00 p.m.\nSwanson Center\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden E. Swisher. / i ze\n| eral yg br ly Pon ommnce lL,\n1:00 p.m, Minutes of the Dec\u00e9mb\u00e9r 10, 1981 and\nJanuary 13, 1982 Meetings Chairman\nSaid 106900 Vier Yr Report on Labels for Education Program\nKats BO%e72 kee and Davis Project Ze (ak % aevpl ) Dr. Schaefer\nBudget Update and Presentation of\ndig 1982 Working Budget Dr. Schaefer\nge 7\nWEE The 45. 15=p 2m. VEndowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nPAA og dys > 3 , Swanson Center Building Status and\n(Becer - GE of Building Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nAe (harm up / Nomination of Kurt Bucholz to Board Chairman\nME ATi coe\n1:40 p-m., _, Swanson Center for Nutrition Internal\nee = Currkakene cepresbeGReview Committee Report \u00a2,,ie ; Dr. Schaefer\n\u00ab oer dS Be ies Fs\nea 1:45 p.m. Closed Board Session :\n3530; 0.0 Board Report to Executive Director\n3:45 p.m. Election of Officers for 1982 Chairman\n~ Appointment of Committees for 1982 :\n: 4:00 p.m. Adjourn\nTour Swanson Center :\n- 5 f\nNrrne, Zitenral bambicwel rpiveb) ; :d2) gaa tecel I ype Le Ae -\nVite, hee gck ee te, ORS meee\na Jur\no a see / s i 0 f\nfad drt\u2019 (bn\nFetus 3 , RE pare weet Be\nSu ferry Li Ul uf Junky \u00a7 melt JZ \u00a59\nR Mas (isco\nas OUrce\u201d Ww ind OO ner CO OO nZdvO 8", "img_49107.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nA % BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nApril 8, 1982 1:00 p.m.\nSwanson Center\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden E. Swisher. / i ze\n| eral yg br ly Pon ommnce lL,\n1:00 p.m, Minutes of the Dec\u00e9mb\u00e9r 10, 1981 and\nJanuary 13, 1982 Meetings Chairman\nSaid 106900 Vier Yr Report on Labels for Education Program\nKats BO%e72 kee and Davis Project Ze (ak % aevpl ) Dr. Schaefer\nBudget Update and Presentation of\ndig 1982 Working Budget Dr. Schaefer\nge 7\nWEE The 45. 15=p 2m. VEndowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nPAA og dys > 3 , Swanson Center Building Status and\n(Becer - GE of Building Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nAe (harm up / Nomination of Kurt Bucholz to Board Chairman\nME ATi coe\n1:40 p-m., _, Swanson Center for Nutrition Internal\nee = Currkakene cepresbeGReview Committee Report \u00a2,,ie ; Dr. Schaefer\n\u00ab oer dS Be ies Fs\nea 1:45 p.m. Closed Board Session :\n3530; 0.0 Board Report to Executive Director\n3:45 p.m. Election of Officers for 1982 Chairman\n~ Appointment of Committees for 1982 :\n: 4:00 p.m. Adjourn\nTour Swanson Center :\n- 5 f\nNrrne, Zitenral bambicwel rpiveb) ; :d2) gaa tecel I ype Le Ae -\nVite, hee gck ee te, ORS meee\na Jur\no a see / s i 0 f\nfad drt\u2019 (bn\nFetus 3 , RE pare weet Be\nSu ferry Li Ul uf Junky \u00a7 melt JZ \u00a59\nR Mas (isco\nas OUrce\u201d Ww ind OO ner CO OO nZdvO 8", "img_49108.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nA % BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nApril 8, 1982 1:00 p.m.\nSwanson Center\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden E. Swisher. / i ze\n| eral yg br ly Pon ommnce lL,\n1:00 p.m, Minutes of the Dec\u00e9mb\u00e9r 10, 1981 and\nJanuary 13, 1982 Meetings Chairman\nSaid 106900 Vier Yr Report on Labels for Education Program\nKats BO%e72 kee and Davis Project Ze (ak % aevpl ) Dr. Schaefer\nBudget Update and Presentation of\ndig 1982 Working Budget Dr. Schaefer\nge 7\nWEE The 45. 15=p 2m. VEndowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nPAA og dys > 3 , Swanson Center Building Status and\n(Becer - GE of Building Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nAe (harm up / Nomination of Kurt Bucholz to Board Chairman\nME ATi coe\n1:40 p-m., _, Swanson Center for Nutrition Internal\nee = Currkakene cepresbeGReview Committee Report \u00a2,,ie ; Dr. Schaefer\n\u00ab oer dS Be ies Fs\nea 1:45 p.m. Closed Board Session :\n3530; 0.0 Board Report to Executive Director\n3:45 p.m. Election of Officers for 1982 Chairman\n~ Appointment of Committees for 1982 :\n: 4:00 p.m. Adjourn\nTour Swanson Center :\n- 5 f\nNrrne, Zitenral bambicwel rpiveb) ; :d2) gaa tecel I ype Le Ae -\nVite, hee gck ee te, ORS meee\na Jur\no a see / s i 0 f\nfad drt\u2019 (bn\nFetus 3 , RE pare weet Be\nSu ferry Li Ul uf Junky \u00a7 melt JZ \u00a59\nR Mas (isco\nas OUrce\u201d Ww ind OO ner CO OO nZdvO 8", "img_49109.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\nA % BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING\nApril 8, 1982 1:00 p.m.\nSwanson Center\nAgenda\nActing Chairman - Mr. Arden E. Swisher. / i ze\n| eral yg br ly Pon ommnce lL,\n1:00 p.m, Minutes of the Dec\u00e9mb\u00e9r 10, 1981 and\nJanuary 13, 1982 Meetings Chairman\nSaid 106900 Vier Yr Report on Labels for Education Program\nKats BO%e72 kee and Davis Project Ze (ak % aevpl ) Dr. Schaefer\nBudget Update and Presentation of\ndig 1982 Working Budget Dr. Schaefer\nge 7\nWEE The 45. 15=p 2m. VEndowment Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nPAA og dys > 3 , Swanson Center Building Status and\n(Becer - GE of Building Fund Report Mr. Bucholz\nAe (harm up / Nomination of Kurt Bucholz to Board Chairman\nME ATi coe\n1:40 p-m., _, Swanson Center for Nutrition Internal\nee = Currkakene cepresbeGReview Committee Report \u00a2,,ie ; Dr. Schaefer\n\u00ab oer dS Be ies Fs\nea 1:45 p.m. Closed Board Session :\n3530; 0.0 Board Report to Executive Director\n3:45 p.m. Election of Officers for 1982 Chairman\n~ Appointment of Committees for 1982 :\n: 4:00 p.m. Adjourn\nTour Swanson Center :\n- 5 f\nNrrne, Zitenral bambicwel rpiveb) ; :d2) gaa tecel I ype Le Ae -\nVite, hee gck ee te, ORS meee\na Jur\no a see / s i 0 f\nfad drt\u2019 (bn\nFetus 3 , RE pare weet Be\nSu ferry Li Ul uf Junky \u00a7 melt JZ \u00a59\nR Mas (isco\nas OUrce\u201d Ww ind OO ner CO OO nZdvO 8", "img_59846.png": "| | |\nOFFICIAL RECORD\u2014IMMEDIATE RESPONSE REQUESTED\nRECORD OF PHYSICIANS\u2019\nDIRECTORY OF PHYSICIANS\n\u201clease .\n70.\nMA eh is no RE an,\n\u20187 a 20 ap),  Rt% 9p ing\n5 5 Mh 1)\nENS 13; \u201caba Nation\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\n535 N. Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nDear Doctor: 7\nRecent information indicates there may have been a change in your\nprofessional mailing address and/or professional status. Therefore, : 00401370137\nwill you please take a moment to assist us in correcting our records. a)\nThank You Se ee ene\nGROUP NAME\nInstructions \u2018ADDRESS\n1, Please answer every question on the basis of your current activities. CsraTene sa\n2. Indicate any changes. Information which you provided previously has been\nprinted in this form, Please comp/ete unanswered sections and make dis-\ncrete changes where applicable.\n3. Upon completion, return the questionnaire at your earliest possible con-\nvenience, using the preaddressed envelope.\nContents .\nThe questionnaire is divided into three sections:\nBars seen : ee 00401370137 00401370137\n|. Professional Activities\u2014the types of activities in which each physician spends\nthe most time during an average week. WM JEFFERSON DARBY MD\nll. Specialization\u2014the time physicians spend in their major fields of specialization.\nVANDERBILT UNIV SCH MED\nIll. Present Employment Status\u2014the number of hours per average week spent\nunder various practice arrangements, by type of practice organization NASHVILLE TENN 37232\nor employer.\n\u2018ADDRESS\n\u2014> CITY-STATE-ZIP\nOurce bite www ind documen edu/dacc/m7fimo", "img_22304.png": "W.AUNY DE RBek PU NeGVE RISA EY:\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37232 Teveruone (615) 322-7311\nEz\nDirector of Finance + Medical Center \u00bb Direct phone 322-6684\nAugust 20, 1974\n5302-4837\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nIMPROVEMENT OF METHODOLOGIES FOR NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT\nDR. GEORGE E. NICHOALDS\nJuly 1, 1972 - June 30, 1974\nIncome\nReceived $10,000.00\nBalance June 30, 1972 2,378.70\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nExpenditures\nResearch Assistant 6,885.45\nFringe Benefits 490.06\nSupplies - Chemicals & Glassware 2,073.71\n\nLab Supplies O7Fo32\n\nMisc. Exp. 555.91\nTravel 1,209.75\nEquipment 192.50\n\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nBalance June 30, 1974 60\nc - Dr. George E. Nichoalds", "img_22306.png": "W.AUNY DE RBek PU NeGVE RISA EY:\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37232 Teveruone (615) 322-7311\nEz\nDirector of Finance + Medical Center \u00bb Direct phone 322-6684\nAugust 20, 1974\n5302-4837\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nIMPROVEMENT OF METHODOLOGIES FOR NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT\nDR. GEORGE E. NICHOALDS\nJuly 1, 1972 - June 30, 1974\nIncome\nReceived $10,000.00\nBalance June 30, 1972 2,378.70\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nExpenditures\nResearch Assistant 6,885.45\nFringe Benefits 490.06\nSupplies - Chemicals & Glassware 2,073.71\n\nLab Supplies O7Fo32\n\nMisc. Exp. 555.91\nTravel 1,209.75\nEquipment 192.50\n\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nBalance June 30, 1974 60\nc - Dr. George E. Nichoalds", "img_22307.png": "W.AUNY DE RBek PU NeGVE RISA EY:\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37232 Teveruone (615) 322-7311\nEz\nDirector of Finance + Medical Center \u00bb Direct phone 322-6684\nAugust 20, 1974\n5302-4837\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nIMPROVEMENT OF METHODOLOGIES FOR NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT\nDR. GEORGE E. NICHOALDS\nJuly 1, 1972 - June 30, 1974\nIncome\nReceived $10,000.00\nBalance June 30, 1972 2,378.70\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nExpenditures\nResearch Assistant 6,885.45\nFringe Benefits 490.06\nSupplies - Chemicals & Glassware 2,073.71\n\nLab Supplies O7Fo32\n\nMisc. Exp. 555.91\nTravel 1,209.75\nEquipment 192.50\n\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nBalance June 30, 1974 60\nc - Dr. George E. Nichoalds", "img_22309.png": "W.AUNY DE RBek PU NeGVE RISA EY:\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37232 Teveruone (615) 322-7311\nEz\nDirector of Finance + Medical Center \u00bb Direct phone 322-6684\nAugust 20, 1974\n5302-4837\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nIMPROVEMENT OF METHODOLOGIES FOR NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT\nDR. GEORGE E. NICHOALDS\nJuly 1, 1972 - June 30, 1974\nIncome\nReceived $10,000.00\nBalance June 30, 1972 2,378.70\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nExpenditures\nResearch Assistant 6,885.45\nFringe Benefits 490.06\nSupplies - Chemicals & Glassware 2,073.71\n\nLab Supplies O7Fo32\n\nMisc. Exp. 555.91\nTravel 1,209.75\nEquipment 192.50\n\nTOTAL $12,378.70\n\nBalance June 30, 1974 60\nc - Dr. George E. Nichoalds", "img_60960.png": "ae Betty Strauss\nSlam LOUIS Children's y it\nS s CI ) Hospit\n500 S. Kingshighway ae\nSt. Louis, Mo. 63110\nSfolUinerswan nuts o\\se/ AMM iV ale Ulsiinyz6 (ele |ealsTalesmulecymsy6|0).6 (eles), para | ieee", "img_60961.png": "ae Betty Strauss\nSlam LOUIS Children's y it\nS s CI ) Hospit\n500 S. Kingshighway ae\nSt. Louis, Mo. 63110\nSfolUinerswan nuts o\\se/ AMM iV ale Ulsiinyz6 (ele |ealsTalesmulecymsy6|0).6 (eles), para | ieee", "img_60962.png": "ae Betty Strauss\nSlam LOUIS Children's y it\nS s CI ) Hospit\n500 S. Kingshighway ae\nSt. Louis, Mo. 63110\nSfolUinerswan nuts o\\se/ AMM iV ale Ulsiinyz6 (ele |ealsTalesmulecymsy6|0).6 (eles), para | ieee", "img_60963.png": "ae Betty Strauss\nSlam LOUIS Children's y it\nS s CI ) Hospit\n500 S. Kingshighway ae\nSt. Louis, Mo. 63110\nSfolUinerswan nuts o\\se/ AMM iV ale Ulsiinyz6 (ele |ealsTalesmulecymsy6|0).6 (eles), para | ieee", "img_60964.png": "ae Betty Strauss\nSlam LOUIS Children's y it\nS s CI ) Hospit\n500 S. Kingshighway ae\nSt. Louis, Mo. 63110\nSfolUinerswan nuts o\\se/ AMM iV ale Ulsiinyz6 (ele |ealsTalesmulecymsy6|0).6 (eles), para | ieee", "img_26933.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26942.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26944.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26946.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26926.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26938.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_26939.png": "The American Board of Preventive Medicine\nINCORPORATED\nWALTER L. BIERRING, M.D., Chairman\nVv. A. VAN VOLKENBURGH, M.D. OTIS O. BENSON, JR., M.D. ROBERT A. KEHOE, M.D.\nVice Chairman in Public Health Vice Chairman in Aviation Medicine Vice Chairman in Occupational Medicine\nOffice of the Secretary TOM WHAYNE, M.D.\nERNEST L. STEBBINS, M. D. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer\n615 North Wolfe Street University of Pennsylvania\nBALTIMORE 5, MARYLAND PHILADELPHIA 4, PA.\nApril 10, 1957\nDr. Robert E. Shank\nWashington University\nSchool of Medicine\nDept. of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\nEuclid Avenue and Kingshighway\nSt. Louis, Missouri\nDear Doctor Shank:\nFor your information there is enclosed a mimeographed\ncopy of the instructions sent to the examinees. The time for the\noral examination was filled in on an individual basis. The examiners\nwere asked to arrive at 8:30 A.M. for instructions for the oral\ninterview and the first group of 9 examinees will arrive at 9:30 A.M.\nThe break for lunch is planned for 12:30 to 1:30 and\nthe last group to be examined is scheduled for 3:00 and finishing\nat 3:30 P.M, The total number of examinees is 85.\nSincerely yours,\n/) J er .\nfleck Kepeticedd\n[ ij\nOffice of the Secretary\nSTolU] cer= Fan ali OSH PANU AMV AIALS IU lsstn\\z0 (OL pals) alesM eles) m=16]0)L6[olerv/ 911 0f6 [0 ead", "img_55091.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55092.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55093.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55094.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55095.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55096.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55097.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_55098.png": "Table 3 \u2018 Number of animals at beginning of test\nRats Hamsters\nmale female male female\nExposure 65 35 65 35\nReversibility 40 - 40 -\n/ , 105 + 35 + 108 + 35 = 280\nAnimals in the\nexposure chamber .\n_.\nSham control 80 + 35 + 80 + \u00ab635 = 230\na\n\"Gage control 55+ 40 + 55 + 40 = 190\n: wee\nTotal 240 + \u00a9 140 + 240 + 110 = 700 :\nye - oe - . , . i , . wi\nte a te Lo : - : : oO\n. : . oO\n: 11 3\n| .\nsrc cma mamma, ns cmc. 222", "img_58897.png": "Page 8\n(milk and eggs); peanut butter sandwiches with milk.\n\n3) Why do we get hungry soon after eating only carbohydrates?\nOur cells are asking for needed proteins.\n\n4) Milk is the most nourishing fluid available, rich in\nprotein, vitamins and minerals.\n\nJ. Carbohydrates and Fat\n1. They are needed for energy.\n2. They are fuels; the body burns them to produce heat and to\nprovide energy for work and play.\n3. Any amounts of carbohydrate and fat consumed beyond what is\nneeded for energy are turned into fat and contribute to overweight.\nK. Carbohydrates = Sugars and Starches\n1. Sugar\na. Sugar is pure carbohydrate = no fat, no vitamins, no\nminerals, no protein.\nb. Types of sugar\n1) Sucrose = table sugar; provides food energy but nothing else\n2) Glucose = blood sugar; manufactured by the body from its\ndaily intake of food, mainly from proteins, also from\ncarbohydrates,\n\n3) Fructose = fruit and honey sugar; fruit = fructose plus\nvaluable nutrients.\n\n4) Lactose = milk sugar.\n\nc. Sugar is useful as a quick fuel for your muscles; one of the\nsugars that is a source of energy = glucose = found in fruit\njuices.\n\nd. Why should we limit the amount of sugar we eat?\n\n1) We should have some sugar rich food each day, but should\nnot eat too much of these foods, because we need to save", "img_58898.png": "Page 8\n(milk and eggs); peanut butter sandwiches with milk.\n\n3) Why do we get hungry soon after eating only carbohydrates?\nOur cells are asking for needed proteins.\n\n4) Milk is the most nourishing fluid available, rich in\nprotein, vitamins and minerals.\n\nJ. Carbohydrates and Fat\n1. They are needed for energy.\n2. They are fuels; the body burns them to produce heat and to\nprovide energy for work and play.\n3. Any amounts of carbohydrate and fat consumed beyond what is\nneeded for energy are turned into fat and contribute to overweight.\nK. Carbohydrates = Sugars and Starches\n1. Sugar\na. Sugar is pure carbohydrate = no fat, no vitamins, no\nminerals, no protein.\nb. Types of sugar\n1) Sucrose = table sugar; provides food energy but nothing else\n2) Glucose = blood sugar; manufactured by the body from its\ndaily intake of food, mainly from proteins, also from\ncarbohydrates,\n\n3) Fructose = fruit and honey sugar; fruit = fructose plus\nvaluable nutrients.\n\n4) Lactose = milk sugar.\n\nc. Sugar is useful as a quick fuel for your muscles; one of the\nsugars that is a source of energy = glucose = found in fruit\njuices.\n\nd. Why should we limit the amount of sugar we eat?\n\n1) We should have some sugar rich food each day, but should\nnot eat too much of these foods, because we need to save", "img_58901.png": "Page 8\n(milk and eggs); peanut butter sandwiches with milk.\n\n3) Why do we get hungry soon after eating only carbohydrates?\nOur cells are asking for needed proteins.\n\n4) Milk is the most nourishing fluid available, rich in\nprotein, vitamins and minerals.\n\nJ. Carbohydrates and Fat\n1. They are needed for energy.\n2. They are fuels; the body burns them to produce heat and to\nprovide energy for work and play.\n3. Any amounts of carbohydrate and fat consumed beyond what is\nneeded for energy are turned into fat and contribute to overweight.\nK. Carbohydrates = Sugars and Starches\n1. Sugar\na. Sugar is pure carbohydrate = no fat, no vitamins, no\nminerals, no protein.\nb. Types of sugar\n1) Sucrose = table sugar; provides food energy but nothing else\n2) Glucose = blood sugar; manufactured by the body from its\ndaily intake of food, mainly from proteins, also from\ncarbohydrates,\n\n3) Fructose = fruit and honey sugar; fruit = fructose plus\nvaluable nutrients.\n\n4) Lactose = milk sugar.\n\nc. Sugar is useful as a quick fuel for your muscles; one of the\nsugars that is a source of energy = glucose = found in fruit\njuices.\n\nd. Why should we limit the amount of sugar we eat?\n\n1) We should have some sugar rich food each day, but should\nnot eat too much of these foods, because we need to save", "img_58903.png": "Page 8\n(milk and eggs); peanut butter sandwiches with milk.\n\n3) Why do we get hungry soon after eating only carbohydrates?\nOur cells are asking for needed proteins.\n\n4) Milk is the most nourishing fluid available, rich in\nprotein, vitamins and minerals.\n\nJ. Carbohydrates and Fat\n1. They are needed for energy.\n2. They are fuels; the body burns them to produce heat and to\nprovide energy for work and play.\n3. Any amounts of carbohydrate and fat consumed beyond what is\nneeded for energy are turned into fat and contribute to overweight.\nK. Carbohydrates = Sugars and Starches\n1. Sugar\na. Sugar is pure carbohydrate = no fat, no vitamins, no\nminerals, no protein.\nb. Types of sugar\n1) Sucrose = table sugar; provides food energy but nothing else\n2) Glucose = blood sugar; manufactured by the body from its\ndaily intake of food, mainly from proteins, also from\ncarbohydrates,\n\n3) Fructose = fruit and honey sugar; fruit = fructose plus\nvaluable nutrients.\n\n4) Lactose = milk sugar.\n\nc. Sugar is useful as a quick fuel for your muscles; one of the\nsugars that is a source of energy = glucose = found in fruit\njuices.\n\nd. Why should we limit the amount of sugar we eat?\n\n1) We should have some sugar rich food each day, but should\nnot eat too much of these foods, because we need to save", "img_59263.png": "Page 4\n1) One does not have to eat much of these foods to gain weight.\n2) Overweight = more likely to get certain diseases,\nce. Many people eat a lot and yet do not gain much weight. If you\nask what they eat: eggs, tomatoes, oranges, carrots, lean meat,\nbaked potatoes without butter, fish, chicken, liver, Chinese\nfood, fresh fruits and vegetables.\n5. Eating a variety of foods insures better nutrition = preventive\nmedicine,\na. It is a good idea to take 2 bites of everything we are served\nbecause we want to acquire a taste for a variety of foods.\nb. Many diseases develop because right balance of nutrients is\nnot present.\n6. It is more fun and interesting to eat all kinds of food.\n7. Good nutrition can be found in foods of all cultures.\nNutritious staples in diets of various countries:\na. Italian = green salad, green beans, pasta, cheese\nb. Chinese = green vegetables, fish, chicken, pork\nc, Japanese = green vegetables, soy beans, fish, chicken, pork\nd. Spanish = green salad, beans, beef\ne. Greeks = cheese, green salad, fish, lamb, eggplant\nf, French = cheese, vegetables, fruit, fish, chicken, eggs\ng. Swiss = cheese, veal\nh. Danes = fish, cheese\ni. Russians = fish, chicken, beef, cheese, cabbage, eggplant, beets,\nplums, pears, melons, apples, cherries\nj- Persians = lamb, yogurt, cucumbers, pistachio nuts\nk. Arabs= yogurt, eggplant, cucumber, rice, potatoes, lamb, fish,\nlocusts\nSource. LANL lo ' ; s) y)", "img_59264.png": "Page 4\n1) One does not have to eat much of these foods to gain weight.\n2) Overweight = more likely to get certain diseases,\nce. Many people eat a lot and yet do not gain much weight. If you\nask what they eat: eggs, tomatoes, oranges, carrots, lean meat,\nbaked potatoes without butter, fish, chicken, liver, Chinese\nfood, fresh fruits and vegetables.\n5. Eating a variety of foods insures better nutrition = preventive\nmedicine,\na. It is a good idea to take 2 bites of everything we are served\nbecause we want to acquire a taste for a variety of foods.\nb. Many diseases develop because right balance of nutrients is\nnot present.\n6. It is more fun and interesting to eat all kinds of food.\n7. Good nutrition can be found in foods of all cultures.\nNutritious staples in diets of various countries:\na. Italian = green salad, green beans, pasta, cheese\nb. Chinese = green vegetables, fish, chicken, pork\nc, Japanese = green vegetables, soy beans, fish, chicken, pork\nd. Spanish = green salad, beans, beef\ne. Greeks = cheese, green salad, fish, lamb, eggplant\nf, French = cheese, vegetables, fruit, fish, chicken, eggs\ng. Swiss = cheese, veal\nh. Danes = fish, cheese\ni. Russians = fish, chicken, beef, cheese, cabbage, eggplant, beets,\nplums, pears, melons, apples, cherries\nj- Persians = lamb, yogurt, cucumbers, pistachio nuts\nk. Arabs= yogurt, eggplant, cucumber, rice, potatoes, lamb, fish,\nlocusts\nSource. LANL lo ' ; s) y)", "img_59265.png": "Page 4\n1) One does not have to eat much of these foods to gain weight.\n2) Overweight = more likely to get certain diseases,\nce. Many people eat a lot and yet do not gain much weight. If you\nask what they eat: eggs, tomatoes, oranges, carrots, lean meat,\nbaked potatoes without butter, fish, chicken, liver, Chinese\nfood, fresh fruits and vegetables.\n5. Eating a variety of foods insures better nutrition = preventive\nmedicine,\na. It is a good idea to take 2 bites of everything we are served\nbecause we want to acquire a taste for a variety of foods.\nb. Many diseases develop because right balance of nutrients is\nnot present.\n6. It is more fun and interesting to eat all kinds of food.\n7. Good nutrition can be found in foods of all cultures.\nNutritious staples in diets of various countries:\na. Italian = green salad, green beans, pasta, cheese\nb. Chinese = green vegetables, fish, chicken, pork\nc, Japanese = green vegetables, soy beans, fish, chicken, pork\nd. Spanish = green salad, beans, beef\ne. Greeks = cheese, green salad, fish, lamb, eggplant\nf, French = cheese, vegetables, fruit, fish, chicken, eggs\ng. Swiss = cheese, veal\nh. Danes = fish, cheese\ni. Russians = fish, chicken, beef, cheese, cabbage, eggplant, beets,\nplums, pears, melons, apples, cherries\nj- Persians = lamb, yogurt, cucumbers, pistachio nuts\nk. Arabs= yogurt, eggplant, cucumber, rice, potatoes, lamb, fish,\nlocusts\nSource. LANL lo ' ; s) y)", "img_59029.png": "Page 4\n1) One does not have to eat much of these foods to gain weight.\n2) Overweight = more likely to get certain diseases,\nce. Many people eat a lot and yet do not gain much weight. If you\nask what they eat: eggs, tomatoes, oranges, carrots, lean meat,\nbaked potatoes without butter, fish, chicken, liver, Chinese\nfood, fresh fruits and vegetables.\n5. Eating a variety of foods insures better nutrition = preventive\nmedicine,\na. It is a good idea to take 2 bites of everything we are served\nbecause we want to acquire a taste for a variety of foods.\nb. Many diseases develop because right balance of nutrients is\nnot present.\n6. It is more fun and interesting to eat all kinds of food.\n7. Good nutrition can be found in foods of all cultures.\nNutritious staples in diets of various countries:\na. Italian = green salad, green beans, pasta, cheese\nb. Chinese = green vegetables, fish, chicken, pork\nc, Japanese = green vegetables, soy beans, fish, chicken, pork\nd. Spanish = green salad, beans, beef\ne. Greeks = cheese, green salad, fish, lamb, eggplant\nf, French = cheese, vegetables, fruit, fish, chicken, eggs\ng. Swiss = cheese, veal\nh. Danes = fish, cheese\ni. Russians = fish, chicken, beef, cheese, cabbage, eggplant, beets,\nplums, pears, melons, apples, cherries\nj- Persians = lamb, yogurt, cucumbers, pistachio nuts\nk. Arabs= yogurt, eggplant, cucumber, rice, potatoes, lamb, fish,\nlocusts\nSource. LANL lo ' ; s) y)", "img_59032.png": "Page 4\n1) One does not have to eat much of these foods to gain weight.\n2) Overweight = more likely to get certain diseases,\nce. Many people eat a lot and yet do not gain much weight. If you\nask what they eat: eggs, tomatoes, oranges, carrots, lean meat,\nbaked potatoes without butter, fish, chicken, liver, Chinese\nfood, fresh fruits and vegetables.\n5. Eating a variety of foods insures better nutrition = preventive\nmedicine,\na. It is a good idea to take 2 bites of everything we are served\nbecause we want to acquire a taste for a variety of foods.\nb. Many diseases develop because right balance of nutrients is\nnot present.\n6. It is more fun and interesting to eat all kinds of food.\n7. Good nutrition can be found in foods of all cultures.\nNutritious staples in diets of various countries:\na. Italian = green salad, green beans, pasta, cheese\nb. Chinese = green vegetables, fish, chicken, pork\nc, Japanese = green vegetables, soy beans, fish, chicken, pork\nd. Spanish = green salad, beans, beef\ne. Greeks = cheese, green salad, fish, lamb, eggplant\nf, French = cheese, vegetables, fruit, fish, chicken, eggs\ng. Swiss = cheese, veal\nh. Danes = fish, cheese\ni. Russians = fish, chicken, beef, cheese, cabbage, eggplant, beets,\nplums, pears, melons, apples, cherries\nj- Persians = lamb, yogurt, cucumbers, pistachio nuts\nk. Arabs= yogurt, eggplant, cucumber, rice, potatoes, lamb, fish,\nlocusts\nSource. LANL lo ' ; s) y)", "img_62097.png": "GENERAL INFORMATION\n\nThe American Public Health Association wel-\ncomes you to the National Conference on Food\nProtection. This conference represents the coop-\nerative efforts of many dedicated individuals over\na period of six years, and it is financed through a\ncontract with the Public Health Service, Food and\nDrug Administration, DHEW. We also wish to\nacknowledge the cooperation of the U. S. Depart-\nment of Agriculture, and the many cooperating\nuniversities and professional associations. |\nWORKSHOP SESSIONS\n\nEach of the ten separate workshops will discuss\nand prepare a revision of its assigned position\npaper and action plan. The revisions should be\ncompleted by Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Each work-\nshop will have its own chairman and reporter to\nrecord the specifics of changes in position papers\nand action plans.\n\nYour badge number identifies your workshop\nassignment. All Workshops No. 1 through No. 6\nare on the Mezzanine floor, and Workshops No. 7\nthrough No. 10 are on the first level. Workshop\nrooms are listed on the Monday program.\nCONFERENCE AND PRESS HEADQUARTERS\n\nConference press room and Conference head-\nquarters are in Rooms 508 and 509 respectively. |\nCONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS\n\nThe proceedings of the conference will be pre-\npared and submitted to the U. S. Food and Drug\nAdministration for reproduction and distribution\nto interested parties.\n\n4", "img_62098.png": "GENERAL INFORMATION\n\nThe American Public Health Association wel-\ncomes you to the National Conference on Food\nProtection. This conference represents the coop-\nerative efforts of many dedicated individuals over\na period of six years, and it is financed through a\ncontract with the Public Health Service, Food and\nDrug Administration, DHEW. We also wish to\nacknowledge the cooperation of the U. S. Depart-\nment of Agriculture, and the many cooperating\nuniversities and professional associations. |\nWORKSHOP SESSIONS\n\nEach of the ten separate workshops will discuss\nand prepare a revision of its assigned position\npaper and action plan. The revisions should be\ncompleted by Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Each work-\nshop will have its own chairman and reporter to\nrecord the specifics of changes in position papers\nand action plans.\n\nYour badge number identifies your workshop\nassignment. All Workshops No. 1 through No. 6\nare on the Mezzanine floor, and Workshops No. 7\nthrough No. 10 are on the first level. Workshop\nrooms are listed on the Monday program.\nCONFERENCE AND PRESS HEADQUARTERS\n\nConference press room and Conference head-\nquarters are in Rooms 508 and 509 respectively. |\nCONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS\n\nThe proceedings of the conference will be pre-\npared and submitted to the U. S. Food and Drug\nAdministration for reproduction and distribution\nto interested parties.\n\n4", "img_62099.png": "GENERAL INFORMATION\n\nThe American Public Health Association wel-\ncomes you to the National Conference on Food\nProtection. This conference represents the coop-\nerative efforts of many dedicated individuals over\na period of six years, and it is financed through a\ncontract with the Public Health Service, Food and\nDrug Administration, DHEW. We also wish to\nacknowledge the cooperation of the U. S. Depart-\nment of Agriculture, and the many cooperating\nuniversities and professional associations. |\nWORKSHOP SESSIONS\n\nEach of the ten separate workshops will discuss\nand prepare a revision of its assigned position\npaper and action plan. The revisions should be\ncompleted by Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Each work-\nshop will have its own chairman and reporter to\nrecord the specifics of changes in position papers\nand action plans.\n\nYour badge number identifies your workshop\nassignment. All Workshops No. 1 through No. 6\nare on the Mezzanine floor, and Workshops No. 7\nthrough No. 10 are on the first level. Workshop\nrooms are listed on the Monday program.\nCONFERENCE AND PRESS HEADQUARTERS\n\nConference press room and Conference head-\nquarters are in Rooms 508 and 509 respectively. |\nCONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS\n\nThe proceedings of the conference will be pre-\npared and submitted to the U. S. Food and Drug\nAdministration for reproduction and distribution\nto interested parties.\n\n4", "img_62102.png": "GENERAL INFORMATION\n\nThe American Public Health Association wel-\ncomes you to the National Conference on Food\nProtection. This conference represents the coop-\nerative efforts of many dedicated individuals over\na period of six years, and it is financed through a\ncontract with the Public Health Service, Food and\nDrug Administration, DHEW. We also wish to\nacknowledge the cooperation of the U. S. Depart-\nment of Agriculture, and the many cooperating\nuniversities and professional associations. |\nWORKSHOP SESSIONS\n\nEach of the ten separate workshops will discuss\nand prepare a revision of its assigned position\npaper and action plan. The revisions should be\ncompleted by Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Each work-\nshop will have its own chairman and reporter to\nrecord the specifics of changes in position papers\nand action plans.\n\nYour badge number identifies your workshop\nassignment. All Workshops No. 1 through No. 6\nare on the Mezzanine floor, and Workshops No. 7\nthrough No. 10 are on the first level. Workshop\nrooms are listed on the Monday program.\nCONFERENCE AND PRESS HEADQUARTERS\n\nConference press room and Conference head-\nquarters are in Rooms 508 and 509 respectively. |\nCONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS\n\nThe proceedings of the conference will be pre-\npared and submitted to the U. S. Food and Drug\nAdministration for reproduction and distribution\nto interested parties.\n\n4", "img_62110.png": "GENERAL INFORMATION\n\nThe American Public Health Association wel-\ncomes you to the National Conference on Food\nProtection. This conference represents the coop-\nerative efforts of many dedicated individuals over\na period of six years, and it is financed through a\ncontract with the Public Health Service, Food and\nDrug Administration, DHEW. We also wish to\nacknowledge the cooperation of the U. S. Depart-\nment of Agriculture, and the many cooperating\nuniversities and professional associations. |\nWORKSHOP SESSIONS\n\nEach of the ten separate workshops will discuss\nand prepare a revision of its assigned position\npaper and action plan. The revisions should be\ncompleted by Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Each work-\nshop will have its own chairman and reporter to\nrecord the specifics of changes in position papers\nand action plans.\n\nYour badge number identifies your workshop\nassignment. All Workshops No. 1 through No. 6\nare on the Mezzanine floor, and Workshops No. 7\nthrough No. 10 are on the first level. Workshop\nrooms are listed on the Monday program.\nCONFERENCE AND PRESS HEADQUARTERS\n\nConference press room and Conference head-\nquarters are in Rooms 508 and 509 respectively. |\nCONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS\n\nThe proceedings of the conference will be pre-\npared and submitted to the U. S. Food and Drug\nAdministration for reproduction and distribution\nto interested parties.\n\n4", "img_56448.png": "_ DOMINION yg@py \u00a2 Foreign Draft\n_- BANK se. gs FD- 018186\nsy \\44\nDominion Bank \u201cWw aye Co ' / re\nPO. Bon 13327, Roanoke Virginia 24040 U.S.A. : \"ae ARRST 28, 1982 _\nIn Favor Of co PAGGS BRIIHERS \u00a3ID . _ . ee 0.00+* -\n. . * \u201c Amount In Figures at\nAmount POUND STERLING TWO HUNDRED FORTY AD 00/100\n-.. BARCEAYS BANK PLC\n168 FENOEACH STREET bts: b QUI\nLONDON, ENGLAND Ch\n: . . Authorized Signature OER F HARRTS :\n/ C/O OR WILLIAt.J DARBY .\nPurchaser's Name and Address . : : .\n~ DR WILLTAM J DARBY \u2018\n4683 COLUMBIA PIKE : .\n__ THOMPSON STATION TENNESSEE 37179\nStatement of Charges\n@8P240.00**\nDEMT BR 1 2.0238 485.72 |\nCommission\n15.00\nTotal Collected :\n\nThe sale of this draft is subject to the conditions stated on the reverse side. 500.72\n\n. PURCHASER :", "img_56446.png": "_ DOMINION yg@py \u00a2 Foreign Draft\n_- BANK se. gs FD- 018186\nsy \\44\nDominion Bank \u201cWw aye Co ' / re\nPO. Bon 13327, Roanoke Virginia 24040 U.S.A. : \"ae ARRST 28, 1982 _\nIn Favor Of co PAGGS BRIIHERS \u00a3ID . _ . ee 0.00+* -\n. . * \u201c Amount In Figures at\nAmount POUND STERLING TWO HUNDRED FORTY AD 00/100\n-.. BARCEAYS BANK PLC\n168 FENOEACH STREET bts: b QUI\nLONDON, ENGLAND Ch\n: . . Authorized Signature OER F HARRTS :\n/ C/O OR WILLIAt.J DARBY .\nPurchaser's Name and Address . : : .\n~ DR WILLTAM J DARBY \u2018\n4683 COLUMBIA PIKE : .\n__ THOMPSON STATION TENNESSEE 37179\nStatement of Charges\n@8P240.00**\nDEMT BR 1 2.0238 485.72 |\nCommission\n15.00\nTotal Collected :\n\nThe sale of this draft is subject to the conditions stated on the reverse side. 500.72\n\n. PURCHASER :", "img_56447.png": "_ DOMINION yg@py \u00a2 Foreign Draft\n_- BANK se. gs FD- 018186\nsy \\44\nDominion Bank \u201cWw aye Co ' / re\nPO. Bon 13327, Roanoke Virginia 24040 U.S.A. : \"ae ARRST 28, 1982 _\nIn Favor Of co PAGGS BRIIHERS \u00a3ID . _ . ee 0.00+* -\n. . * \u201c Amount In Figures at\nAmount POUND STERLING TWO HUNDRED FORTY AD 00/100\n-.. BARCEAYS BANK PLC\n168 FENOEACH STREET bts: b QUI\nLONDON, ENGLAND Ch\n: . . Authorized Signature OER F HARRTS :\n/ C/O OR WILLIAt.J DARBY .\nPurchaser's Name and Address . : : .\n~ DR WILLTAM J DARBY \u2018\n4683 COLUMBIA PIKE : .\n__ THOMPSON STATION TENNESSEE 37179\nStatement of Charges\n@8P240.00**\nDEMT BR 1 2.0238 485.72 |\nCommission\n15.00\nTotal Collected :\n\nThe sale of this draft is subject to the conditions stated on the reverse side. 500.72\n\n. PURCHASER :", "img_5586.png": "Grower: Dawsal JTehasor/ Phone:\nOffice:\nCell: F/4- AF/- Ces\nHome: 7/>- 449-3955\"\nAddress: Fax:\n2247 daniel Rd,\nBlane G@ 3/5/10 .\nCounty: Face.\nDirections to Site:\nR/AcK shena. Rd \u00a3303 To Savset Rd To (Ado Shia Gated\nTurn J/eft Go mlb Tard le$t ow 210 ba Ade\u2019 Re\nGo To 12+ Deat Rd Faupn Jefe :\n.\n| Propane Service: Fea) Gas Phone: /* 672-774 |\nHome:\n_ Contact: Bo Pete Cell:\nElectrical Service: WAy we Ogun) Phone: Wr YY9- YP\u00a2E. :\nHome: :\nContact; I) Ay.we Cell:\nBlacks acne\nTotal Number of Barns to be Converted\n2000 and 2001 Seasons:\na 4\nNotes:\nwu\nNy\nWw\n3\nwW\n. Ss\nfh", "img_5589.png": "Grower: Dawsal JTehasor/ Phone:\nOffice:\nCell: F/4- AF/- Ces\nHome: 7/>- 449-3955\"\nAddress: Fax:\n2247 daniel Rd,\nBlane G@ 3/5/10 .\nCounty: Face.\nDirections to Site:\nR/AcK shena. Rd \u00a3303 To Savset Rd To (Ado Shia Gated\nTurn J/eft Go mlb Tard le$t ow 210 ba Ade\u2019 Re\nGo To 12+ Deat Rd Faupn Jefe :\n.\n| Propane Service: Fea) Gas Phone: /* 672-774 |\nHome:\n_ Contact: Bo Pete Cell:\nElectrical Service: WAy we Ogun) Phone: Wr YY9- YP\u00a2E. :\nHome: :\nContact; I) Ay.we Cell:\nBlacks acne\nTotal Number of Barns to be Converted\n2000 and 2001 Seasons:\na 4\nNotes:\nwu\nNy\nWw\n3\nwW\n. Ss\nfh", "img_26590.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26592.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26593.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26594.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26596.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26599.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26600.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_26602.png": "; WASHINGTON\u2014UNIVER SITY f\n: TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT |\n> ;\nNAME ; det gee\nADDRESS Poet \\\n: :\nDEPARTMENT\ni\n: Account(s) To Be Charged f\n: c : C1! Dept | Bu ! Ob! Fund i\nTravel Adv. No. . TOTAL EXPENSE e\n13. 6540 00 00 Less Travel Adv. ( jm\nVoucher check explanation BALANCE DUE YOU |\nTRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT , =\nBALANCE DUE W. U. =\n\u2018 (Attach Check)\nPrepared iby and: date, prepared 2\nEXPENDITURES i\nc :\n\u2014 . . A,\u00a7 AUTOMOBILE Miles Rate\nTrip to ---------: Bott. a Nor \u201cEXPENSE x\n3 \u00a2 =\n= gy\nDeparture Date --: geet Re \u00a7 (97S GPM AIR FARE - Attach Receipt 14 \u00a3. 1s\n: (Excluding excise tax) ee F\nReturn Date -----: Sela. wei F 1975 Vey HM, tors, T PrStigrn er) archer\n\u2018 A RAIL FARE - Attach Receipt e\nPurpose of Trip -: ar F ; y\n' (Show Social ee eee og SCENE - Attach Receipt \u00a9 \u2014\u2014\nSecurity number @A**+ oY a mit ay ee\nif honorarium or Zf, Meloi.2 Ahrnonr | MEALS Se: ae\nmoving expense Cc 7 2 cH\nis included.) eee ~ ss BANQUET. FEE - Attach Receipt _ :\n\u201cUA Ss ; \u2018Ore A bptA 9 oo, tf eA Ne,\nTELEPHONE i\nSUPPLEMENTARY p i .\nINFORMATION -----: & fee Ks ] GRATUITIES (Other than meals) e\n: REGISTRATION FEE - Attach Receipt\nOTHEL - OTHER /ZGO _\nhim osip \u00e9 Bt Na 4 (Explain under SUPPLEMENTARY\nae HM oa os 5,20 INFORMATION or use the reverse\npeas aC a cee a side of this form.) Y\neset) * ay 7\nlAx.1 Fre MH uTow Hove \u00ab Be oie TOTAL 6 S, 3\nTo Skees ery law AUD RETURN 7 0\nfa RKIOGS Sz \u00e9 ke owls Al rR P? 2 CES)\nSubmitted by: Approved by:\nDean or Department Head\n: (Instructions on Reverse Side)", "img_51224.png": "John Cowden, Ph.D.\n\nJanice Lee, Ph.D.\n\nJanuary 28, 2013\n\nPage 2\n\nAdditionally, it would be helpful to give the public sufficient advance notice of upcoming\nstakeholder meetings to provide all stakeholders with an opportunity to suggest panelists for the\nworkshops. Unfortunately, scientific experts with industry experience and perspectives were not\nsufficiently represented at the stakeholder workshop. To the extent possible, the panels should be\nbalanced to represent as many scientific perspectives as possible. Going forward, if the IRIS\nProgram needs assistance in identifying experts with industry experience, ACC would be glad to\nprovide suggestions.\n\nAs was discussed at the workshop, it is clear that there is already a great deal of scientific\ninformation, as well as consensus, regarding the effects of inorganic arsenic at high doses which are\nnot relevant to today\u2019s environmental exposures in the U.S. However, there did not appear to be\nagreement regarding human health risks at low dose exposures. We were thus disappointed that the\ndraft Scope does not specifically focus on evaluating cancer and non-cancer health effects in the\nexposure range relevant to U.S. citizens. As part of scoping and planning, EPA could conduct\nsurveys, review literature, and take public comment on what the appropriate range of exposures\nshould be to conduct a focused and targeted assessment.\n\nIn addition, we suggest that mode of action be considered as a central organizing principle of the\nassessment. In this manner, data from laboratory experiments, epidemiological investigations, and\ncutting-edge mechanistic research from all relevant studies and from all investigators, regardless of\naffiliation or funding source, can be comprehensively reviewed, given appropriate weight, and\nintegrated in a manner that provides a robust, biologically plausible understanding of the potential\nhazards and risks that environmentally relevant exposures could pose. The extent to which the data\ndo or do not support specific hypothesized modes of action can then be compared.\n\nThe draft Scope should also describe the approaches that will be used for developing the dose\nresponse relationships for evaluating potential risks to humans at environmentally relevant levels of\nexposure. ACC encourages EPA to evaluate and include alternative extrapolation models,\nincluding scientifically plausible threshold models for the analysis of cancer data in addition to a\ndefault linear model to account for the uncertainties associated with the dose response extrapolation.\nSuch an approach would be consistent with the EPA 2005 Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk\nAssessment as well as the recommendations provided to EPA in the 2011 National Academies\nReview of the EPA\u2019s Draft IRIS Assessment of Formaldehyde. Furthermore, to ensure appropriate\ncontext for risk managers and policymakers and to promote a more complete characterization of\npotential hazards and risks, the scoping document should contain plans for including in the\nassessment 1) central tendency estimates of dose-response curves in addition to upper bound\nestimates and 2) a plausibility check to compare the resulting reference values and cancer risk value\nestimates with data on the actual health outcomes at environmentally relevant levels of exposures.\nIt would also be useful for the draft scope to describe the qualitative and quantitative approaches\nthat will be used to evaluate uncertainties associated with the risk values that will be derived.\n\nIn conclusion, we believe sharpening the focus of the scope of the hazard identification and dose-\nresponse analyses to the most relevant range of exposures and on the key scientific issues such as", "img_51225.png": "John Cowden, Ph.D.\n\nJanice Lee, Ph.D.\n\nJanuary 28, 2013\n\nPage 2\n\nAdditionally, it would be helpful to give the public sufficient advance notice of upcoming\nstakeholder meetings to provide all stakeholders with an opportunity to suggest panelists for the\nworkshops. Unfortunately, scientific experts with industry experience and perspectives were not\nsufficiently represented at the stakeholder workshop. To the extent possible, the panels should be\nbalanced to represent as many scientific perspectives as possible. Going forward, if the IRIS\nProgram needs assistance in identifying experts with industry experience, ACC would be glad to\nprovide suggestions.\n\nAs was discussed at the workshop, it is clear that there is already a great deal of scientific\ninformation, as well as consensus, regarding the effects of inorganic arsenic at high doses which are\nnot relevant to today\u2019s environmental exposures in the U.S. However, there did not appear to be\nagreement regarding human health risks at low dose exposures. We were thus disappointed that the\ndraft Scope does not specifically focus on evaluating cancer and non-cancer health effects in the\nexposure range relevant to U.S. citizens. As part of scoping and planning, EPA could conduct\nsurveys, review literature, and take public comment on what the appropriate range of exposures\nshould be to conduct a focused and targeted assessment.\n\nIn addition, we suggest that mode of action be considered as a central organizing principle of the\nassessment. In this manner, data from laboratory experiments, epidemiological investigations, and\ncutting-edge mechanistic research from all relevant studies and from all investigators, regardless of\naffiliation or funding source, can be comprehensively reviewed, given appropriate weight, and\nintegrated in a manner that provides a robust, biologically plausible understanding of the potential\nhazards and risks that environmentally relevant exposures could pose. The extent to which the data\ndo or do not support specific hypothesized modes of action can then be compared.\n\nThe draft Scope should also describe the approaches that will be used for developing the dose\nresponse relationships for evaluating potential risks to humans at environmentally relevant levels of\nexposure. ACC encourages EPA to evaluate and include alternative extrapolation models,\nincluding scientifically plausible threshold models for the analysis of cancer data in addition to a\ndefault linear model to account for the uncertainties associated with the dose response extrapolation.\nSuch an approach would be consistent with the EPA 2005 Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk\nAssessment as well as the recommendations provided to EPA in the 2011 National Academies\nReview of the EPA\u2019s Draft IRIS Assessment of Formaldehyde. Furthermore, to ensure appropriate\ncontext for risk managers and policymakers and to promote a more complete characterization of\npotential hazards and risks, the scoping document should contain plans for including in the\nassessment 1) central tendency estimates of dose-response curves in addition to upper bound\nestimates and 2) a plausibility check to compare the resulting reference values and cancer risk value\nestimates with data on the actual health outcomes at environmentally relevant levels of exposures.\nIt would also be useful for the draft scope to describe the qualitative and quantitative approaches\nthat will be used to evaluate uncertainties associated with the risk values that will be derived.\n\nIn conclusion, we believe sharpening the focus of the scope of the hazard identification and dose-\nresponse analyses to the most relevant range of exposures and on the key scientific issues such as", "img_51226.png": "John Cowden, Ph.D.\n\nJanice Lee, Ph.D.\n\nJanuary 28, 2013\n\nPage 2\n\nAdditionally, it would be helpful to give the public sufficient advance notice of upcoming\nstakeholder meetings to provide all stakeholders with an opportunity to suggest panelists for the\nworkshops. Unfortunately, scientific experts with industry experience and perspectives were not\nsufficiently represented at the stakeholder workshop. To the extent possible, the panels should be\nbalanced to represent as many scientific perspectives as possible. Going forward, if the IRIS\nProgram needs assistance in identifying experts with industry experience, ACC would be glad to\nprovide suggestions.\n\nAs was discussed at the workshop, it is clear that there is already a great deal of scientific\ninformation, as well as consensus, regarding the effects of inorganic arsenic at high doses which are\nnot relevant to today\u2019s environmental exposures in the U.S. However, there did not appear to be\nagreement regarding human health risks at low dose exposures. We were thus disappointed that the\ndraft Scope does not specifically focus on evaluating cancer and non-cancer health effects in the\nexposure range relevant to U.S. citizens. As part of scoping and planning, EPA could conduct\nsurveys, review literature, and take public comment on what the appropriate range of exposures\nshould be to conduct a focused and targeted assessment.\n\nIn addition, we suggest that mode of action be considered as a central organizing principle of the\nassessment. In this manner, data from laboratory experiments, epidemiological investigations, and\ncutting-edge mechanistic research from all relevant studies and from all investigators, regardless of\naffiliation or funding source, can be comprehensively reviewed, given appropriate weight, and\nintegrated in a manner that provides a robust, biologically plausible understanding of the potential\nhazards and risks that environmentally relevant exposures could pose. The extent to which the data\ndo or do not support specific hypothesized modes of action can then be compared.\n\nThe draft Scope should also describe the approaches that will be used for developing the dose\nresponse relationships for evaluating potential risks to humans at environmentally relevant levels of\nexposure. ACC encourages EPA to evaluate and include alternative extrapolation models,\nincluding scientifically plausible threshold models for the analysis of cancer data in addition to a\ndefault linear model to account for the uncertainties associated with the dose response extrapolation.\nSuch an approach would be consistent with the EPA 2005 Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk\nAssessment as well as the recommendations provided to EPA in the 2011 National Academies\nReview of the EPA\u2019s Draft IRIS Assessment of Formaldehyde. Furthermore, to ensure appropriate\ncontext for risk managers and policymakers and to promote a more complete characterization of\npotential hazards and risks, the scoping document should contain plans for including in the\nassessment 1) central tendency estimates of dose-response curves in addition to upper bound\nestimates and 2) a plausibility check to compare the resulting reference values and cancer risk value\nestimates with data on the actual health outcomes at environmentally relevant levels of exposures.\nIt would also be useful for the draft scope to describe the qualitative and quantitative approaches\nthat will be used to evaluate uncertainties associated with the risk values that will be derived.\n\nIn conclusion, we believe sharpening the focus of the scope of the hazard identification and dose-\nresponse analyses to the most relevant range of exposures and on the key scientific issues such as", "img_51227.png": "John Cowden, Ph.D.\n\nJanice Lee, Ph.D.\n\nJanuary 28, 2013\n\nPage 2\n\nAdditionally, it would be helpful to give the public sufficient advance notice of upcoming\nstakeholder meetings to provide all stakeholders with an opportunity to suggest panelists for the\nworkshops. Unfortunately, scientific experts with industry experience and perspectives were not\nsufficiently represented at the stakeholder workshop. To the extent possible, the panels should be\nbalanced to represent as many scientific perspectives as possible. Going forward, if the IRIS\nProgram needs assistance in identifying experts with industry experience, ACC would be glad to\nprovide suggestions.\n\nAs was discussed at the workshop, it is clear that there is already a great deal of scientific\ninformation, as well as consensus, regarding the effects of inorganic arsenic at high doses which are\nnot relevant to today\u2019s environmental exposures in the U.S. However, there did not appear to be\nagreement regarding human health risks at low dose exposures. We were thus disappointed that the\ndraft Scope does not specifically focus on evaluating cancer and non-cancer health effects in the\nexposure range relevant to U.S. citizens. As part of scoping and planning, EPA could conduct\nsurveys, review literature, and take public comment on what the appropriate range of exposures\nshould be to conduct a focused and targeted assessment.\n\nIn addition, we suggest that mode of action be considered as a central organizing principle of the\nassessment. In this manner, data from laboratory experiments, epidemiological investigations, and\ncutting-edge mechanistic research from all relevant studies and from all investigators, regardless of\naffiliation or funding source, can be comprehensively reviewed, given appropriate weight, and\nintegrated in a manner that provides a robust, biologically plausible understanding of the potential\nhazards and risks that environmentally relevant exposures could pose. The extent to which the data\ndo or do not support specific hypothesized modes of action can then be compared.\n\nThe draft Scope should also describe the approaches that will be used for developing the dose\nresponse relationships for evaluating potential risks to humans at environmentally relevant levels of\nexposure. ACC encourages EPA to evaluate and include alternative extrapolation models,\nincluding scientifically plausible threshold models for the analysis of cancer data in addition to a\ndefault linear model to account for the uncertainties associated with the dose response extrapolation.\nSuch an approach would be consistent with the EPA 2005 Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk\nAssessment as well as the recommendations provided to EPA in the 2011 National Academies\nReview of the EPA\u2019s Draft IRIS Assessment of Formaldehyde. Furthermore, to ensure appropriate\ncontext for risk managers and policymakers and to promote a more complete characterization of\npotential hazards and risks, the scoping document should contain plans for including in the\nassessment 1) central tendency estimates of dose-response curves in addition to upper bound\nestimates and 2) a plausibility check to compare the resulting reference values and cancer risk value\nestimates with data on the actual health outcomes at environmentally relevant levels of exposures.\nIt would also be useful for the draft scope to describe the qualitative and quantitative approaches\nthat will be used to evaluate uncertainties associated with the risk values that will be derived.\n\nIn conclusion, we believe sharpening the focus of the scope of the hazard identification and dose-\nresponse analyses to the most relevant range of exposures and on the key scientific issues such as", "img_30358.png": "@ Amp roumseReAiC..\n1. Preparing Institution: Vanderbilt University\n2.) bivbev or iReports Final. Scientific Report, \"Study\nof the Correlation Between the Le-\nvels of Salt Intake and the Inci-\ndence of Hypertension in the Sou-\nthern American Negro.?\n3. Principal Investigator: George R. Meneely, M.D., AsSociate\n(title & address during Professor of Medicine; Director,\ncontract) Division of Nuclear Medicine and\nBiophysics, Vanderbilt University,\nSchool of Medicine, Nashville, Tenn,\n37203.\nTitle & address 1963-; Professor of Nuclear Medicine,\nUniversity of Texas, M.D, Anderson\nHospital, Houston 25, Texas,\n4, Number of pages, oH\nIllustrations, 49\n@ Dates: October 1, 1959 ~ December 31, 1962,\nSen Contract: No xs DA -49-193-MD-2067\n6. Supported by: U.S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D.C.\n\nThis investigation was addressed to two hypotheses, first,\nthat increased dietary sodium chloride is associated with an in-\ncreased incidence of clinically significant elevation of blood pres-\nSure, and second, that the Negro in the Southern United States who\nexhibits a higher incidence of high blood pressure might do so by\nreason of a higher salt intake,\n\nA Significant Negro-white difference was found for bucket\ncollection dietary sodium intake, with whites having the higher value.\n\n& aii,\nSYolU]Rer= Fa aul OSH/AUUANVALALSLUIs\\in ize [ole )nal=)pltsm eles) male] 0),0lolers)) ple) (9 [0 Para", "img_30356.png": "@ Amp roumseReAiC..\n1. Preparing Institution: Vanderbilt University\n2.) bivbev or iReports Final. Scientific Report, \"Study\nof the Correlation Between the Le-\nvels of Salt Intake and the Inci-\ndence of Hypertension in the Sou-\nthern American Negro.?\n3. Principal Investigator: George R. Meneely, M.D., AsSociate\n(title & address during Professor of Medicine; Director,\ncontract) Division of Nuclear Medicine and\nBiophysics, Vanderbilt University,\nSchool of Medicine, Nashville, Tenn,\n37203.\nTitle & address 1963-; Professor of Nuclear Medicine,\nUniversity of Texas, M.D, Anderson\nHospital, Houston 25, Texas,\n4, Number of pages, oH\nIllustrations, 49\n@ Dates: October 1, 1959 ~ December 31, 1962,\nSen Contract: No xs DA -49-193-MD-2067\n6. Supported by: U.S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D.C.\n\nThis investigation was addressed to two hypotheses, first,\nthat increased dietary sodium chloride is associated with an in-\ncreased incidence of clinically significant elevation of blood pres-\nSure, and second, that the Negro in the Southern United States who\nexhibits a higher incidence of high blood pressure might do so by\nreason of a higher salt intake,\n\nA Significant Negro-white difference was found for bucket\ncollection dietary sodium intake, with whites having the higher value.\n\n& aii,\nSYolU]Rer= Fa aul OSH/AUUANVALALSLUIs\\in ize [ole )nal=)pltsm eles) male] 0),0lolers)) ple) (9 [0 Para", "img_30361.png": "@ Amp roumseReAiC..\n1. Preparing Institution: Vanderbilt University\n2.) bivbev or iReports Final. Scientific Report, \"Study\nof the Correlation Between the Le-\nvels of Salt Intake and the Inci-\ndence of Hypertension in the Sou-\nthern American Negro.?\n3. Principal Investigator: George R. Meneely, M.D., AsSociate\n(title & address during Professor of Medicine; Director,\ncontract) Division of Nuclear Medicine and\nBiophysics, Vanderbilt University,\nSchool of Medicine, Nashville, Tenn,\n37203.\nTitle & address 1963-; Professor of Nuclear Medicine,\nUniversity of Texas, M.D, Anderson\nHospital, Houston 25, Texas,\n4, Number of pages, oH\nIllustrations, 49\n@ Dates: October 1, 1959 ~ December 31, 1962,\nSen Contract: No xs DA -49-193-MD-2067\n6. Supported by: U.S. Army Medical Research and\nDevelopment Command, Department of\nthe Army, Washington 25, D.C.\n\nThis investigation was addressed to two hypotheses, first,\nthat increased dietary sodium chloride is associated with an in-\ncreased incidence of clinically significant elevation of blood pres-\nSure, and second, that the Negro in the Southern United States who\nexhibits a higher incidence of high blood pressure might do so by\nreason of a higher salt intake,\n\nA Significant Negro-white difference was found for bucket\ncollection dietary sodium intake, with whites having the higher value.\n\n& aii,\nSYolU]Rer= Fa aul OSH/AUUANVALALSLUIs\\in ize [ole )nal=)pltsm eles) male] 0),0lolers)) ple) (9 [0 Para", "img_61124.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61125.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61126.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61127.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61128.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61129.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_61130.png": "MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES\nBROADWAY STATE OFFICE BUILDING\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103\n\u00a2\n) la ee\nPr Co )\nsie | fe\n; 30 L- ) 200 7\nSHANK\u00bb Roget, S-4T pegetoe\nWASHINGTON y MED MD\nST LOUIS, wo ate\n) 53110", "img_3132.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_3135.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_3136.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_3156.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_3196.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_3204.png": "FORM ee -62\nJohnstown. Sugan...............Faetory March.1,..1962, to Merch 1.,.........19.63...\nKind of Water: Well Water\nDescription of Sample: Composited approximately every two weeks, March 1, 1962 to March 1, 1963\nSource of Water: Water pumped from three new wells located along the Little Thompson\nRiver, South of factory.\nANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiOz 37.8 Silica SiOz 37.8\nIron Fe 3h. Sodium Chloride NaCl Qlywil-\nCalcium Ca 108.2 Sodium Sulfate NazSO, 77\nMagnesium Mg 119.8 Sodium Carbonate NagCOg\nSodium Na 261.1 Sodium Phosphate NagPO4\nChlorine cl 14.6 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 969.0 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO, 555.8\nCarbonic Acid COs 183.8 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 26.0\nPhosphoric Acid POs, Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 270.22\nCalcium Phosphate Cag(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 bah,\nFerrous Phosphate Fe3(POa)2\n1697.4 ; les 169704\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) 112.0 Organic and Volatile (by difference) wal Bap 28\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 1809.4 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 1809.4\nPRON eae ite wae tee koe OM eRe) el op OME ele yy tine Rip ep iD conn ea\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory 5\nmiintiimunbl 27Z02, | a\nChief Chemist.\n(3)\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngph0227", "img_63787.png": "Ms mi :\nPo nai V Siok lbe MDs March 27, 1979\ns Northwestern MRFIT Center\nNorthwestern Annual Report -- July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979\n; Pricing Proposal -- 1979-1980\nSummary:\n1) Report disorganized, incomplete in parts, confused in format and\nnot uniformly or well written,\n: 2) . Much above average performance in follow-up.\n3) Average performance in weight reduction - below average in choles-\nterol, blood pressure and smoking control in SI group.\n- Weight - + 1.9% versus 1.9% for all clinics @ 36 months\n- Cholesterol - + 4.7% versus 6.5% for all clinics @ 36 months\n- Diastolic Blood Pressure - + 6.5% versus 9.1% for all clinics\n@ 36 months\n- Smoking Quit Rate - + 28% versus 36% for all clinics @ 36 months\n: (corrected by thiocyanate - therefore in bottom 1/3)\n(uncorrected 44% versus 45% - therefore average middle 1/3)\n(corrected per CC on 7 variables 3% versus 16% therefore #22)\nj 4) Excellent patient card returns\n5) Low missed annual visit rates NW All Clinics\nSUG STarUe\n3% 4% vs. 7% 8%\nLow missed 4 & 8 month visits\n6) One SI lost to follow-up\n7) 7 UC and 5 SI drop-outs 4\n8) High error correction menio rate\n9) Problems noted by contractor:\n(a) Participants object to ECG at ST. Joseph and rest of. exam at\nNorthwestern\n(b) 3 participants live out of state - try to come in\n3 participants not able to come in due to illness\n(c) Ethical problem of high risk UC participants asking MRFIT MD\nfor.advice, diagnosis etc.\n(d) Ethical problem of SI's who do not continue to see personal\nphysician\nSYolUI Kors Han alt OSH/ANUN AAO L6 US] in Vz6 (OLCLUlnlsTalesMUley mye [01 Le[elesy/ale alee", "img_63789.png": "Ms mi :\nPo nai V Siok lbe MDs March 27, 1979\ns Northwestern MRFIT Center\nNorthwestern Annual Report -- July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979\n; Pricing Proposal -- 1979-1980\nSummary:\n1) Report disorganized, incomplete in parts, confused in format and\nnot uniformly or well written,\n: 2) . Much above average performance in follow-up.\n3) Average performance in weight reduction - below average in choles-\nterol, blood pressure and smoking control in SI group.\n- Weight - + 1.9% versus 1.9% for all clinics @ 36 months\n- Cholesterol - + 4.7% versus 6.5% for all clinics @ 36 months\n- Diastolic Blood Pressure - + 6.5% versus 9.1% for all clinics\n@ 36 months\n- Smoking Quit Rate - + 28% versus 36% for all clinics @ 36 months\n: (corrected by thiocyanate - therefore in bottom 1/3)\n(uncorrected 44% versus 45% - therefore average middle 1/3)\n(corrected per CC on 7 variables 3% versus 16% therefore #22)\nj 4) Excellent patient card returns\n5) Low missed annual visit rates NW All Clinics\nSUG STarUe\n3% 4% vs. 7% 8%\nLow missed 4 & 8 month visits\n6) One SI lost to follow-up\n7) 7 UC and 5 SI drop-outs 4\n8) High error correction menio rate\n9) Problems noted by contractor:\n(a) Participants object to ECG at ST. Joseph and rest of. exam at\nNorthwestern\n(b) 3 participants live out of state - try to come in\n3 participants not able to come in due to illness\n(c) Ethical problem of high risk UC participants asking MRFIT MD\nfor.advice, diagnosis etc.\n(d) Ethical problem of SI's who do not continue to see personal\nphysician\nSYolUI Kors Han alt OSH/ANUN AAO L6 US] in Vz6 (OLCLUlnlsTalesMUley mye [01 Le[elesy/ale alee", "img_61235.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center New Haven, CONNECTICUT \u20ac\nDESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT BY CENTER, continued\nfibrosis.\nThe grant permits a closer and more continuous contact between the patient and\nthe physicians responsible for his care throughout the hospital. In addition,\nit enables better communication with the patient's family physician. It also\nmakes possible an improved teaching program for students, residents, and\ngraduate physicians.\nNational Foundation State Representative - Mrs. Ruth Shiffrin\n\n1184 Chapel Street\n\nNew Haven, Connecticut 06511\n\nTel: Code #203;62-5105\n\nO81 Corea a1 SHANNA yore Sia) ise ae 9 74018)", "img_61240.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center New Haven, CONNECTICUT \u20ac\nDESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT BY CENTER, continued\nfibrosis.\nThe grant permits a closer and more continuous contact between the patient and\nthe physicians responsible for his care throughout the hospital. In addition,\nit enables better communication with the patient's family physician. It also\nmakes possible an improved teaching program for students, residents, and\ngraduate physicians.\nNational Foundation State Representative - Mrs. Ruth Shiffrin\n\n1184 Chapel Street\n\nNew Haven, Connecticut 06511\n\nTel: Code #203;62-5105\n\nO81 Corea a1 SHANNA yore Sia) ise ae 9 74018)", "img_61224.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Boston, MASSACHUSETTS @\nNational Foundation State Representative - Jean Dargis\nRoom 07\nTwo Park Square\nBoston, Massachusetts 02116\nTel: Code #617; 26-107\nOb fo= pa AU AWAVAMLAT\u00a9 1811876 [oLeH UI pal \u20141g) MU (ex) 10 [UI (6 [oLATfaTeb dale", "img_61225.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Boston, MASSACHUSETTS @\nNational Foundation State Representative - Jean Dargis\nRoom 07\nTwo Park Square\nBoston, Massachusetts 02116\nTel: Code #617; 26-107\nOb fo= pa AU AWAVAMLAT\u00a9 1811876 [oLeH UI pal \u20141g) MU (ex) 10 [UI (6 [oLATfaTeb dale", "img_61226.png": "Birth Defects Clinical Study Center Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA *\nDESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT BY CENTER, continued\nof a uniform protocol, but patient care is provided largely within the\neconomic tradition of private and clinic services. The expansion of The\nNational Foundation Clinical Study Center will permit more intensive and\nbetter coordinated follow-up of all patients.\nNational Foundation State Representative -\nEastern Pennsylvania - Paul Hungerford\n1125 Old York Road\nAbington, Pennsylvania\nTel: Code #215; Turner 7-0127\nOo) 0] Kor=H PAW AWA LaL0 181s} ayo [oXed 8 gala} a) koH U[exs) =T0 10) (0 [oreisHsalepdale)", "img_61229.png": "Birth Defects Clinical Study Center Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA *\nDESCRIPTIVE STATEMENT BY CENTER, continued\nof a uniform protocol, but patient care is provided largely within the\neconomic tradition of private and clinic services. The expansion of The\nNational Foundation Clinical Study Center will permit more intensive and\nbetter coordinated follow-up of all patients.\nNational Foundation State Representative -\nEastern Pennsylvania - Paul Hungerford\n1125 Old York Road\nAbington, Pennsylvania\nTel: Code #215; Turner 7-0127\nOo) 0] Kor=H PAW AWA LaL0 181s} ayo [oXed 8 gala} a) koH U[exs) =T0 10) (0 [oreisHsalepdale)", "img_61196.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Little Rock, ARKANSAS te\nNational Foundation State Representative - Larry J. Morgan\n501 Woodlane\nLittle Rock, Arkansas\nTel: Code #501; Franklin 5-5513 &\n5-55.14\nOL CoH a) AN OSHAWA UWA TO LUE Aele 1g) KS ULoAs} MI=T0|U/L0[oLex=y1gTe pda", "img_61243.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Morgantown, WEST VIRGINIA ie\nNational Foundation State Representative -\nNorthern West Virginia - T. Sterling Evans\n612 Virginia Street, East\nCharleston, West Virginia 25301\nTel: Code #304; 346-082)\nOU foH OSHAWA ATO LK} arsele) S b As: e) alepdaie)", "img_61245.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Morgantown, WEST VIRGINIA ie\nNational Foundation State Representative -\nNorthern West Virginia - T. Sterling Evans\n612 Virginia Street, East\nCharleston, West Virginia 25301\nTel: Code #304; 346-082)\nOU foH OSHAWA ATO LK} arsele) S b As: e) alepdaie)", "img_61247.png": "Birth Defects Special Treatment Center Morgantown, WEST VIRGINIA ie\nNational Foundation State Representative -\nNorthern West Virginia - T. Sterling Evans\n612 Virginia Street, East\nCharleston, West Virginia 25301\nTel: Code #304; 346-082)\nOU foH OSHAWA ATO LK} arsele) S b As: e) alepdaie)", "img_5605.png": "Plastic Management\nPurpose: Correlate curing rate with TSNA formation.\ne Use regular crop tobacco\ne Use 6\" stick spacing\ne Black plastic on ground with plastic down after loading tobacco\n* Tyvek pulled down after loading tobacco\nTest Curing Barns\nPurpose: Test controlled curing environment and effects on TSNA formation.\n* Use regular crop tobacco\ne Two cures per barn\ne Curing schedules to be determined\nPost Harvest\nPurpose: Test tobacco moisture and bale density versus TSNA formation\ne Use regular crop tobacco\ne Sampling\no Time 0 (stripping)\no 1month\no 2month\ne Bale at various moisture contents for three stalk positions\nMoisture Stalk Unitized\n(%) Position Pallets\n<14 L,M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n48-20 L,.M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n>25 L,M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n\u00ab Bale at two densities for one stalk position (Mid) and one\nmoisture content (18% - 20%)\nDensity Unitized\nVariable Ibs/bale Pallets\nLow 65 1 on\nHigh 100 1 x\n-\nQD\nSo\noO\na", "img_5612.png": "Plastic Management\nPurpose: Correlate curing rate with TSNA formation.\ne Use regular crop tobacco\ne Use 6\" stick spacing\ne Black plastic on ground with plastic down after loading tobacco\n* Tyvek pulled down after loading tobacco\nTest Curing Barns\nPurpose: Test controlled curing environment and effects on TSNA formation.\n* Use regular crop tobacco\ne Two cures per barn\ne Curing schedules to be determined\nPost Harvest\nPurpose: Test tobacco moisture and bale density versus TSNA formation\ne Use regular crop tobacco\ne Sampling\no Time 0 (stripping)\no 1month\no 2month\ne Bale at various moisture contents for three stalk positions\nMoisture Stalk Unitized\n(%) Position Pallets\n<14 L,M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n48-20 L,.M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n>25 L,M,H 3 (1 per stalk position)\n\u00ab Bale at two densities for one stalk position (Mid) and one\nmoisture content (18% - 20%)\nDensity Unitized\nVariable Ibs/bale Pallets\nLow 65 1 on\nHigh 100 1 x\n-\nQD\nSo\noO\na", "img_62271.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62274.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62276.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62279.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62280.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62282.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_62284.png": "Developed and produced by\nHEALTH LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.\n1455 Broad Street\n\nBloomfield, New Jersey 07003\n\nUnder educational grants from\nMead jinem\nNUTRITIONAL DIVISION\n\nMead Johnson & Company (U.S.)\nMead {ins\nCANADA\nL-B22-1-78 Printed in U.S.A.\nSYovU]ereveu aii osser/A WANA LUlsiip eee) nate lplecme exci m vo [6] (0 (elecy/alala 10 yaad", "img_867.png": "July 27, 1972\nMr, Bob Goldsmith\nMarketing Director\nBoys' Life\n271 Madison Avenue\nNew York, NY 10016\nDear Mr. Goldsmith:\n\nI have been studying the use and safety of food\nadditives and the nutritive value of foods, particularly\nthose consumed by children.\n\nBoys! Life's ad in Advertising age mentioned the fact\nthat your Reader Panel drinks (on the average) more than\nthree soft drinks each day. I would appreciate your\nsending me further details on this study, such as how\nmany readers were involved, how large were the drinks, etc.\n\nLooking forward to hearing from you, I am,\n\n. Sincerely,\n\u00ab |\n/ jMichaey \u2018Jacobson, Ph.D.\n[Michaed Fi Jfeobegn,\na oo s~\n{", "img_868.png": "July 27, 1972\nMr, Bob Goldsmith\nMarketing Director\nBoys' Life\n271 Madison Avenue\nNew York, NY 10016\nDear Mr. Goldsmith:\n\nI have been studying the use and safety of food\nadditives and the nutritive value of foods, particularly\nthose consumed by children.\n\nBoys! Life's ad in Advertising age mentioned the fact\nthat your Reader Panel drinks (on the average) more than\nthree soft drinks each day. I would appreciate your\nsending me further details on this study, such as how\nmany readers were involved, how large were the drinks, etc.\n\nLooking forward to hearing from you, I am,\n\n. Sincerely,\n\u00ab |\n/ jMichaey \u2018Jacobson, Ph.D.\n[Michaed Fi Jfeobegn,\na oo s~\n{", "img_869.png": "July 27, 1972\nMr, Bob Goldsmith\nMarketing Director\nBoys' Life\n271 Madison Avenue\nNew York, NY 10016\nDear Mr. Goldsmith:\n\nI have been studying the use and safety of food\nadditives and the nutritive value of foods, particularly\nthose consumed by children.\n\nBoys! Life's ad in Advertising age mentioned the fact\nthat your Reader Panel drinks (on the average) more than\nthree soft drinks each day. I would appreciate your\nsending me further details on this study, such as how\nmany readers were involved, how large were the drinks, etc.\n\nLooking forward to hearing from you, I am,\n\n. Sincerely,\n\u00ab |\n/ jMichaey \u2018Jacobson, Ph.D.\n[Michaed Fi Jfeobegn,\na oo s~\n{", "img_283.png": "sidestream TPM collection procedure. Correlation of the two sets of results was excellent. The\nvalues Ecusta obtains for sidestream reduction are about 2/3 of the values we obtain.\nCigarettes have been requested in Semiworks for mechanistic studies of magnesium\ncontaining papers.\nA study was completed in the hand sheet lab to determine if drainage times for\nmagnesium carbonate fillers could be predicted by the amount of material centrifuged down\nfrom an aqueous slurry in a given period of time. Such a correlation was indeed shown to exist.\nThis provides us with a screening tool to investigate whether or not fillers will have\nunacceptably long drainage times.\nProject Tomorrow ,\nThe second trial run of the \u201cdaubing dandy\" at the University of Maine took place last\nweek. Attempts to use a more viscous cellulose slurry in order to obtain well-defined bands\nwere not successful, The short distance between the \"daubing dandy\" and the couch roll did\nnot allow for sufficient drainage, and the still wet web continually wound itself around the first\npress roll. When the cellulose level was cut in half, paper was made successfully. However,\n: band definition was not sufficient. The last attempt utilized a 2% microcrystalline cellulose as\n\u2018 the feedstock. Drainage time was adequate for this material, and a considerable amount of\n: paper was run. Band spreading still occurred; however, the resulting paper was clearly banded.\n\u00b0 For the next trial a second shell will be made with 2 mm instead of 5 mm slits. This change\nwill lead to less band spreading. Work will be carried out in the hand sheet lab in order to find\na material which will increase slurry viscosity without increasing drainage time. Lastly,\nattempts. will be made to increase.the distance between the dandy and the couch roll in order to\nallow for longer drainage time.\nPM Web\nThe patent specification from James River describing their proprietary cellulose acetate\nweb has been requested and will be sent.\nWe have located a Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, which has\nconsiderable experience in the acetylation of cellulose webs as well as cellulose pulps. They\nhave indicated that they would be quite willing to work with us on collaborative projects. We\nare being sent a number of reprints and reports. Once we have looked these over, we will\nnegotiate a secrecy agreement, and visit the laboratory to discuss what they can do for us. &\nnN\nMiscellaneous &\nC1\n\u201cA\n@\n3 2", "img_284.png": "sidestream TPM collection procedure. Correlation of the two sets of results was excellent. The\nvalues Ecusta obtains for sidestream reduction are about 2/3 of the values we obtain.\nCigarettes have been requested in Semiworks for mechanistic studies of magnesium\ncontaining papers.\nA study was completed in the hand sheet lab to determine if drainage times for\nmagnesium carbonate fillers could be predicted by the amount of material centrifuged down\nfrom an aqueous slurry in a given period of time. Such a correlation was indeed shown to exist.\nThis provides us with a screening tool to investigate whether or not fillers will have\nunacceptably long drainage times.\nProject Tomorrow ,\nThe second trial run of the \u201cdaubing dandy\" at the University of Maine took place last\nweek. Attempts to use a more viscous cellulose slurry in order to obtain well-defined bands\nwere not successful, The short distance between the \"daubing dandy\" and the couch roll did\nnot allow for sufficient drainage, and the still wet web continually wound itself around the first\npress roll. When the cellulose level was cut in half, paper was made successfully. However,\n: band definition was not sufficient. The last attempt utilized a 2% microcrystalline cellulose as\n\u2018 the feedstock. Drainage time was adequate for this material, and a considerable amount of\n: paper was run. Band spreading still occurred; however, the resulting paper was clearly banded.\n\u00b0 For the next trial a second shell will be made with 2 mm instead of 5 mm slits. This change\nwill lead to less band spreading. Work will be carried out in the hand sheet lab in order to find\na material which will increase slurry viscosity without increasing drainage time. Lastly,\nattempts. will be made to increase.the distance between the dandy and the couch roll in order to\nallow for longer drainage time.\nPM Web\nThe patent specification from James River describing their proprietary cellulose acetate\nweb has been requested and will be sent.\nWe have located a Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, which has\nconsiderable experience in the acetylation of cellulose webs as well as cellulose pulps. They\nhave indicated that they would be quite willing to work with us on collaborative projects. We\nare being sent a number of reprints and reports. Once we have looked these over, we will\nnegotiate a secrecy agreement, and visit the laboratory to discuss what they can do for us. &\nnN\nMiscellaneous &\nC1\n\u201cA\n@\n3 2", "img_285.png": "sidestream TPM collection procedure. Correlation of the two sets of results was excellent. The\nvalues Ecusta obtains for sidestream reduction are about 2/3 of the values we obtain.\nCigarettes have been requested in Semiworks for mechanistic studies of magnesium\ncontaining papers.\nA study was completed in the hand sheet lab to determine if drainage times for\nmagnesium carbonate fillers could be predicted by the amount of material centrifuged down\nfrom an aqueous slurry in a given period of time. Such a correlation was indeed shown to exist.\nThis provides us with a screening tool to investigate whether or not fillers will have\nunacceptably long drainage times.\nProject Tomorrow ,\nThe second trial run of the \u201cdaubing dandy\" at the University of Maine took place last\nweek. Attempts to use a more viscous cellulose slurry in order to obtain well-defined bands\nwere not successful, The short distance between the \"daubing dandy\" and the couch roll did\nnot allow for sufficient drainage, and the still wet web continually wound itself around the first\npress roll. When the cellulose level was cut in half, paper was made successfully. However,\n: band definition was not sufficient. The last attempt utilized a 2% microcrystalline cellulose as\n\u2018 the feedstock. Drainage time was adequate for this material, and a considerable amount of\n: paper was run. Band spreading still occurred; however, the resulting paper was clearly banded.\n\u00b0 For the next trial a second shell will be made with 2 mm instead of 5 mm slits. This change\nwill lead to less band spreading. Work will be carried out in the hand sheet lab in order to find\na material which will increase slurry viscosity without increasing drainage time. Lastly,\nattempts. will be made to increase.the distance between the dandy and the couch roll in order to\nallow for longer drainage time.\nPM Web\nThe patent specification from James River describing their proprietary cellulose acetate\nweb has been requested and will be sent.\nWe have located a Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin, which has\nconsiderable experience in the acetylation of cellulose webs as well as cellulose pulps. They\nhave indicated that they would be quite willing to work with us on collaborative projects. We\nare being sent a number of reprints and reports. Once we have looked these over, we will\nnegotiate a secrecy agreement, and visit the laboratory to discuss what they can do for us. &\nnN\nMiscellaneous &\nC1\n\u201cA\n@\n3 2", "img_63133.png": "FORM 164 D i\neos aaa Please See That All Checks Are Endorsed\n[ , | Dollars | Cents\nW. J. Darby, M.D. Currency | |\nRoute 2, Box 218 an ana aiiaan\nThompson Station, Tenn. 37179 Coins\nCheck |\nc \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nAugust ?, 976 19\n\u201d\nFirst American National Bank of Nashville receives all items, whether for credit or collec- a - |\ntion, as depositor\u2019s agent with authority to forward items for collection direct to the drawee ]\nor payor bank or through any other bank or clearing house at its discretion, and to receive \u201d | |\npayment in drafts drawn by any of the said banks. This bank shall not be liable for loss |\nof items in transit, or for misconduct, negligence, or any other defaults of sub-agents, all ee \u2014__+\u2014_,\nof whom shall be deemed agents of depositor. All credits are conditional subject to charge i\nback to depositor\u2019s account if not collected, whether drawn on this bank or another. L\nfx FirstAme |\"\ng \u2122 FITS \u00a5ICAN National Bank _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nwed Nashville, Tennessee | Total 0 \u2018\n- 100 |00\nHillsboro Office a oo\nCredit (If additional spaces are needed see reverse side)\n. .\n1568648\"0000!: a2, 28S ait", "img_63135.png": "FORM 164 D i\neos aaa Please See That All Checks Are Endorsed\n[ , | Dollars | Cents\nW. J. Darby, M.D. Currency | |\nRoute 2, Box 218 an ana aiiaan\nThompson Station, Tenn. 37179 Coins\nCheck |\nc \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nAugust ?, 976 19\n\u201d\nFirst American National Bank of Nashville receives all items, whether for credit or collec- a - |\ntion, as depositor\u2019s agent with authority to forward items for collection direct to the drawee ]\nor payor bank or through any other bank or clearing house at its discretion, and to receive \u201d | |\npayment in drafts drawn by any of the said banks. This bank shall not be liable for loss |\nof items in transit, or for misconduct, negligence, or any other defaults of sub-agents, all ee \u2014__+\u2014_,\nof whom shall be deemed agents of depositor. All credits are conditional subject to charge i\nback to depositor\u2019s account if not collected, whether drawn on this bank or another. L\nfx FirstAme |\"\ng \u2122 FITS \u00a5ICAN National Bank _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nwed Nashville, Tennessee | Total 0 \u2018\n- 100 |00\nHillsboro Office a oo\nCredit (If additional spaces are needed see reverse side)\n. .\n1568648\"0000!: a2, 28S ait", "img_63137.png": "FORM 164 D i\neos aaa Please See That All Checks Are Endorsed\n[ , | Dollars | Cents\nW. J. Darby, M.D. Currency | |\nRoute 2, Box 218 an ana aiiaan\nThompson Station, Tenn. 37179 Coins\nCheck |\nc \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nAugust ?, 976 19\n\u201d\nFirst American National Bank of Nashville receives all items, whether for credit or collec- a - |\ntion, as depositor\u2019s agent with authority to forward items for collection direct to the drawee ]\nor payor bank or through any other bank or clearing house at its discretion, and to receive \u201d | |\npayment in drafts drawn by any of the said banks. This bank shall not be liable for loss |\nof items in transit, or for misconduct, negligence, or any other defaults of sub-agents, all ee \u2014__+\u2014_,\nof whom shall be deemed agents of depositor. All credits are conditional subject to charge i\nback to depositor\u2019s account if not collected, whether drawn on this bank or another. L\nfx FirstAme |\"\ng \u2122 FITS \u00a5ICAN National Bank _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nwed Nashville, Tennessee | Total 0 \u2018\n- 100 |00\nHillsboro Office a oo\nCredit (If additional spaces are needed see reverse side)\n. .\n1568648\"0000!: a2, 28S ait", "img_59874.png": "TABLE II\nBaseline Amino Acid Concentrations in Six Monkeys\n\n(mean + SEM umol per dl)\n\nMaternal plasma Fetal plasma Amniotic fluid\nTaurine 13.0 (+ 1.64) 16.8 (+ 2.9) 12.1 (+ 2.32)\nAspartate 0.12 (+ 0.05) 0.22 (+ 0.09) 0.4 (+ 0.13)\nThreonine 8.7 (+ 0.34) 17.56 (+ 1.82) 4.21 (+ 0.38)\nSerine 10.54 (+ 1.02) 26.75 (+ 2.53) 4.35 (+ 0.48)\nGlutamine 37.4 (41.70) 71,11 G@: 3.02) 13.08 (+ 2.46)\nGlutamate 3.78 (+ 0.38) 6.56 (+ 1.04) 7.40 (+ 1.24)\nProline 8299\u00bb (+:0.61) 2357 CE As 27) 12.02 (+ 1.67)\nCitrulline 1.0 (+ 0.08) 2.06 (+ 0.23) ND*\nGlycine 28.2 (G+ -2.54) 38.3. (+ 2.07) 30.9 (+ 2.2)\nAlanine 14.53 (41231) 33.18 .GP 2.56) 12.57 (-0-79)\nAlpha-anmiobutyrate 0.57 (+ 0.04) 1.27 05 29) 0.19 (+ 0.02)\nValine 11.9 (+ 0.86) 28.6 (+ 1.97) 3.73 (+ 0.09)\nHalf-cystine 10.02 (+ 0.79) 6.82 (+ 0.45) 1.54 (+ 0.14)\nMethionine 1.45 (+ 0.15) 3.14 (40.22) 0.88 (+ 0.1)\nIsoleucine 4.55 (+ 0.42) 10.21 (+ 0.67) 119 CEO 187\nLeucine 8.54 (+ 0.71) 15.8 (41.14) 2.69 (+ 0.22)\nTyrosine 3512 (+ 0.17) 7.91 (+ 0.68) 1.63: (+ 0.15)\nPhenylalanine 3-89: (+ 0.32) 8.29 (+ 0.76) 2.24 (+ 0.24)\nOrnithine 3.65 (+ 0.39) 7.13 (+ 0.86) 1.30 (+ 0.13)\nLysine 24.2 (+ 0.84) 42.9 (4 1.72) 15.6 (+ 0.81)\nHistidine 6.48 (+ 0.37) 13.8 (+ 0.35) 4.09 (+ 0.25)\nArginine 5.41 (+ 0.32) 10.2 (+ 0.65) 0.98 (+ 0.07)\n3-methyl-histidine 9.23: (0.45) A751 2G: 1.08) 5.98 (+ 0.19)\n\n*ND = non-detectable ;", "img_59875.png": "TABLE II\nBaseline Amino Acid Concentrations in Six Monkeys\n\n(mean + SEM umol per dl)\n\nMaternal plasma Fetal plasma Amniotic fluid\nTaurine 13.0 (+ 1.64) 16.8 (+ 2.9) 12.1 (+ 2.32)\nAspartate 0.12 (+ 0.05) 0.22 (+ 0.09) 0.4 (+ 0.13)\nThreonine 8.7 (+ 0.34) 17.56 (+ 1.82) 4.21 (+ 0.38)\nSerine 10.54 (+ 1.02) 26.75 (+ 2.53) 4.35 (+ 0.48)\nGlutamine 37.4 (41.70) 71,11 G@: 3.02) 13.08 (+ 2.46)\nGlutamate 3.78 (+ 0.38) 6.56 (+ 1.04) 7.40 (+ 1.24)\nProline 8299\u00bb (+:0.61) 2357 CE As 27) 12.02 (+ 1.67)\nCitrulline 1.0 (+ 0.08) 2.06 (+ 0.23) ND*\nGlycine 28.2 (G+ -2.54) 38.3. (+ 2.07) 30.9 (+ 2.2)\nAlanine 14.53 (41231) 33.18 .GP 2.56) 12.57 (-0-79)\nAlpha-anmiobutyrate 0.57 (+ 0.04) 1.27 05 29) 0.19 (+ 0.02)\nValine 11.9 (+ 0.86) 28.6 (+ 1.97) 3.73 (+ 0.09)\nHalf-cystine 10.02 (+ 0.79) 6.82 (+ 0.45) 1.54 (+ 0.14)\nMethionine 1.45 (+ 0.15) 3.14 (40.22) 0.88 (+ 0.1)\nIsoleucine 4.55 (+ 0.42) 10.21 (+ 0.67) 119 CEO 187\nLeucine 8.54 (+ 0.71) 15.8 (41.14) 2.69 (+ 0.22)\nTyrosine 3512 (+ 0.17) 7.91 (+ 0.68) 1.63: (+ 0.15)\nPhenylalanine 3-89: (+ 0.32) 8.29 (+ 0.76) 2.24 (+ 0.24)\nOrnithine 3.65 (+ 0.39) 7.13 (+ 0.86) 1.30 (+ 0.13)\nLysine 24.2 (+ 0.84) 42.9 (4 1.72) 15.6 (+ 0.81)\nHistidine 6.48 (+ 0.37) 13.8 (+ 0.35) 4.09 (+ 0.25)\nArginine 5.41 (+ 0.32) 10.2 (+ 0.65) 0.98 (+ 0.07)\n3-methyl-histidine 9.23: (0.45) A751 2G: 1.08) 5.98 (+ 0.19)\n\n*ND = non-detectable ;", "img_59876.png": "TABLE II\nBaseline Amino Acid Concentrations in Six Monkeys\n\n(mean + SEM umol per dl)\n\nMaternal plasma Fetal plasma Amniotic fluid\nTaurine 13.0 (+ 1.64) 16.8 (+ 2.9) 12.1 (+ 2.32)\nAspartate 0.12 (+ 0.05) 0.22 (+ 0.09) 0.4 (+ 0.13)\nThreonine 8.7 (+ 0.34) 17.56 (+ 1.82) 4.21 (+ 0.38)\nSerine 10.54 (+ 1.02) 26.75 (+ 2.53) 4.35 (+ 0.48)\nGlutamine 37.4 (41.70) 71,11 G@: 3.02) 13.08 (+ 2.46)\nGlutamate 3.78 (+ 0.38) 6.56 (+ 1.04) 7.40 (+ 1.24)\nProline 8299\u00bb (+:0.61) 2357 CE As 27) 12.02 (+ 1.67)\nCitrulline 1.0 (+ 0.08) 2.06 (+ 0.23) ND*\nGlycine 28.2 (G+ -2.54) 38.3. (+ 2.07) 30.9 (+ 2.2)\nAlanine 14.53 (41231) 33.18 .GP 2.56) 12.57 (-0-79)\nAlpha-anmiobutyrate 0.57 (+ 0.04) 1.27 05 29) 0.19 (+ 0.02)\nValine 11.9 (+ 0.86) 28.6 (+ 1.97) 3.73 (+ 0.09)\nHalf-cystine 10.02 (+ 0.79) 6.82 (+ 0.45) 1.54 (+ 0.14)\nMethionine 1.45 (+ 0.15) 3.14 (40.22) 0.88 (+ 0.1)\nIsoleucine 4.55 (+ 0.42) 10.21 (+ 0.67) 119 CEO 187\nLeucine 8.54 (+ 0.71) 15.8 (41.14) 2.69 (+ 0.22)\nTyrosine 3512 (+ 0.17) 7.91 (+ 0.68) 1.63: (+ 0.15)\nPhenylalanine 3-89: (+ 0.32) 8.29 (+ 0.76) 2.24 (+ 0.24)\nOrnithine 3.65 (+ 0.39) 7.13 (+ 0.86) 1.30 (+ 0.13)\nLysine 24.2 (+ 0.84) 42.9 (4 1.72) 15.6 (+ 0.81)\nHistidine 6.48 (+ 0.37) 13.8 (+ 0.35) 4.09 (+ 0.25)\nArginine 5.41 (+ 0.32) 10.2 (+ 0.65) 0.98 (+ 0.07)\n3-methyl-histidine 9.23: (0.45) A751 2G: 1.08) 5.98 (+ 0.19)\n\n*ND = non-detectable ;", "img_59877.png": "TABLE II\nBaseline Amino Acid Concentrations in Six Monkeys\n\n(mean + SEM umol per dl)\n\nMaternal plasma Fetal plasma Amniotic fluid\nTaurine 13.0 (+ 1.64) 16.8 (+ 2.9) 12.1 (+ 2.32)\nAspartate 0.12 (+ 0.05) 0.22 (+ 0.09) 0.4 (+ 0.13)\nThreonine 8.7 (+ 0.34) 17.56 (+ 1.82) 4.21 (+ 0.38)\nSerine 10.54 (+ 1.02) 26.75 (+ 2.53) 4.35 (+ 0.48)\nGlutamine 37.4 (41.70) 71,11 G@: 3.02) 13.08 (+ 2.46)\nGlutamate 3.78 (+ 0.38) 6.56 (+ 1.04) 7.40 (+ 1.24)\nProline 8299\u00bb (+:0.61) 2357 CE As 27) 12.02 (+ 1.67)\nCitrulline 1.0 (+ 0.08) 2.06 (+ 0.23) ND*\nGlycine 28.2 (G+ -2.54) 38.3. (+ 2.07) 30.9 (+ 2.2)\nAlanine 14.53 (41231) 33.18 .GP 2.56) 12.57 (-0-79)\nAlpha-anmiobutyrate 0.57 (+ 0.04) 1.27 05 29) 0.19 (+ 0.02)\nValine 11.9 (+ 0.86) 28.6 (+ 1.97) 3.73 (+ 0.09)\nHalf-cystine 10.02 (+ 0.79) 6.82 (+ 0.45) 1.54 (+ 0.14)\nMethionine 1.45 (+ 0.15) 3.14 (40.22) 0.88 (+ 0.1)\nIsoleucine 4.55 (+ 0.42) 10.21 (+ 0.67) 119 CEO 187\nLeucine 8.54 (+ 0.71) 15.8 (41.14) 2.69 (+ 0.22)\nTyrosine 3512 (+ 0.17) 7.91 (+ 0.68) 1.63: (+ 0.15)\nPhenylalanine 3-89: (+ 0.32) 8.29 (+ 0.76) 2.24 (+ 0.24)\nOrnithine 3.65 (+ 0.39) 7.13 (+ 0.86) 1.30 (+ 0.13)\nLysine 24.2 (+ 0.84) 42.9 (4 1.72) 15.6 (+ 0.81)\nHistidine 6.48 (+ 0.37) 13.8 (+ 0.35) 4.09 (+ 0.25)\nArginine 5.41 (+ 0.32) 10.2 (+ 0.65) 0.98 (+ 0.07)\n3-methyl-histidine 9.23: (0.45) A751 2G: 1.08) 5.98 (+ 0.19)\n\n*ND = non-detectable ;", "img_32525.png": "FSToLUIROV= FULT OSH AUU AVA A16 ULSI BZ0 0 (610110 (2a SMU CSI =T6INIL6 01051110 [Od", "img_32534.png": "FSToLUIROV= FULT OSH AUU AVA A16 ULSI BZ0 0 (610110 (2a SMU CSI =T6INIL6 01051110 [Od", "img_60827.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_64705.png": "TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION\nAmbard, Beaujard 1904 7\nAllen, Sherrill 1922\nKempner 1948\n\nsevere) | Dahl 1958\n\nrestriction aware 1978\nKawasaki 1978 on ee\nParijys 1973\n\nOdenate Morgan 1975\n\nrestriction Morgnani 1976\nMorgan 1978\n\nCOMMUNITY INTERVENTION\nSasaki 1977\nFarquhar 1978\n(o) 0 deon ATA AT 110 [elo p \u201c [e) ier", "img_64706.png": "TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION\nAmbard, Beaujard 1904 7\nAllen, Sherrill 1922\nKempner 1948\n\nsevere) | Dahl 1958\n\nrestriction aware 1978\nKawasaki 1978 on ee\nParijys 1973\n\nOdenate Morgan 1975\n\nrestriction Morgnani 1976\nMorgan 1978\n\nCOMMUNITY INTERVENTION\nSasaki 1977\nFarquhar 1978\n(o) 0 deon ATA AT 110 [elo p \u201c [e) ier", "img_64707.png": "TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION\nAmbard, Beaujard 1904 7\nAllen, Sherrill 1922\nKempner 1948\n\nsevere) | Dahl 1958\n\nrestriction aware 1978\nKawasaki 1978 on ee\nParijys 1973\n\nOdenate Morgan 1975\n\nrestriction Morgnani 1976\nMorgan 1978\n\nCOMMUNITY INTERVENTION\nSasaki 1977\nFarquhar 1978\n(o) 0 deon ATA AT 110 [elo p \u201c [e) ier", "img_64704.png": "TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION\nAmbard, Beaujard 1904 7\nAllen, Sherrill 1922\nKempner 1948\n\nsevere) | Dahl 1958\n\nrestriction aware 1978\nKawasaki 1978 on ee\nParijys 1973\n\nOdenate Morgan 1975\n\nrestriction Morgnani 1976\nMorgan 1978\n\nCOMMUNITY INTERVENTION\nSasaki 1977\nFarquhar 1978\n(o) 0 deon ATA AT 110 [elo p \u201c [e) ier", "img_65008.png": "180\n2\n2 160 = e 2\nSs : <eor\na e AX\n140 @ = AN te\ne Y= me\n@\ne Paes\ne e\n> 120 e@ \u00b0\u00ae\na\nE\nww 100 s\n5 =o\nn Guo Bee.\n2 90 ae 585\nc Ae\na\na\n. 80 8 : ioe\nS\noO oF 1S oO\noo\n70\n=\n2\na Oo D two values\n=\n60\n4 8 12 16 20 24 28\nSALT INTAKE (g/day)\n(OLUIK OLS ALL OSH ANAT UVAIATOLUESIAY(0 [ofo1\u00a5 gate IaLESMU LCS) EB [oleis) oy", "img_64999.png": "180\n2\n2 160 = e 2\nSs : <eor\na e AX\n140 @ = AN te\ne Y= me\n@\ne Paes\ne e\n> 120 e@ \u00b0\u00ae\na\nE\nww 100 s\n5 =o\nn Guo Bee.\n2 90 ae 585\nc Ae\na\na\n. 80 8 : ioe\nS\noO oF 1S oO\noo\n70\n=\n2\na Oo D two values\n=\n60\n4 8 12 16 20 24 28\nSALT INTAKE (g/day)\n(OLUIK OLS ALL OSH ANAT UVAIATOLUESIAY(0 [ofo1\u00a5 gate IaLESMU LCS) EB [oleis) oy", "img_65005.png": "180\n2\n2 160 = e 2\nSs : <eor\na e AX\n140 @ = AN te\ne Y= me\n@\ne Paes\ne e\n> 120 e@ \u00b0\u00ae\na\nE\nww 100 s\n5 =o\nn Guo Bee.\n2 90 ae 585\nc Ae\na\na\n. 80 8 : ioe\nS\noO oF 1S oO\noo\n70\n=\n2\na Oo D two values\n=\n60\n4 8 12 16 20 24 28\nSALT INTAKE (g/day)\n(OLUIK OLS ALL OSH ANAT UVAIATOLUESIAY(0 [ofo1\u00a5 gate IaLESMU LCS) EB [oleis) oy", "img_64998.png": "180\n2\n2 160 = e 2\nSs : <eor\na e AX\n140 @ = AN te\ne Y= me\n@\ne Paes\ne e\n> 120 e@ \u00b0\u00ae\na\nE\nww 100 s\n5 =o\nn Guo Bee.\n2 90 ae 585\nc Ae\na\na\n. 80 8 : ioe\nS\noO oF 1S oO\noo\n70\n=\n2\na Oo D two values\n=\n60\n4 8 12 16 20 24 28\nSALT INTAKE (g/day)\n(OLUIK OLS ALL OSH ANAT UVAIATOLUESIAY(0 [ofo1\u00a5 gate IaLESMU LCS) EB [oleis) oy", "img_65007.png": "180\n2\n2 160 = e 2\nSs : <eor\na e AX\n140 @ = AN te\ne Y= me\n@\ne Paes\ne e\n> 120 e@ \u00b0\u00ae\na\nE\nww 100 s\n5 =o\nn Guo Bee.\n2 90 ae 585\nc Ae\na\na\n. 80 8 : ioe\nS\noO oF 1S oO\noo\n70\n=\n2\na Oo D two values\n=\n60\n4 8 12 16 20 24 28\nSALT INTAKE (g/day)\n(OLUIK OLS ALL OSH ANAT UVAIATOLUESIAY(0 [ofo1\u00a5 gate IaLESMU LCS) EB [oleis) oy", "img_59790.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... F \u2014 Cs\n\u2014 - f, mw ea == =\nee ao as\nar % \u2014\u2014- Z i = _-. fi ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\nPI Ge \u00bbdJi. ><\n| > Pe 8\nge i se | \u00e9 ag\n4 ae . age yey F \" i\nV4 ey me e & Sy\nApia t T\nj My, SS ; ii i\nSr, \u2014 :\n( 7 =\na <= a \u2014\n; : \u2014 \u2014\n' 4 3", "img_59791.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... F \u2014 Cs\n\u2014 - f, mw ea == =\nee ao as\nar % \u2014\u2014- Z i = _-. fi ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\nPI Ge \u00bbdJi. ><\n| > Pe 8\nge i se | \u00e9 ag\n4 ae . age yey F \" i\nV4 ey me e & Sy\nApia t T\nj My, SS ; ii i\nSr, \u2014 :\n( 7 =\na <= a \u2014\n; : \u2014 \u2014\n' 4 3", "img_59794.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... F \u2014 Cs\n\u2014 - f, mw ea == =\nee ao as\nar % \u2014\u2014- Z i = _-. fi ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\nPI Ge \u00bbdJi. ><\n| > Pe 8\nge i se | \u00e9 ag\n4 ae . age yey F \" i\nV4 ey me e & Sy\nApia t T\nj My, SS ; ii i\nSr, \u2014 :\n( 7 =\na <= a \u2014\n; : \u2014 \u2014\n' 4 3", "img_59795.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... F \u2014 Cs\n\u2014 - f, mw ea == =\nee ao as\nar % \u2014\u2014- Z i = _-. fi ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\nPI Ge \u00bbdJi. ><\n| > Pe 8\nge i se | \u00e9 ag\n4 ae . age yey F \" i\nV4 ey me e & Sy\nApia t T\nj My, SS ; ii i\nSr, \u2014 :\n( 7 =\na <= a \u2014\n; : \u2014 \u2014\n' 4 3", "img_59796.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... F \u2014 Cs\n\u2014 - f, mw ea == =\nee ao as\nar % \u2014\u2014- Z i = _-. fi ; \u2014_\u2014\u2014\nPI Ge \u00bbdJi. ><\n| > Pe 8\nge i se | \u00e9 ag\n4 ae . age yey F \" i\nV4 ey me e & Sy\nApia t T\nj My, SS ; ii i\nSr, \u2014 :\n( 7 =\na <= a \u2014\n; : \u2014 \u2014\n' 4 3", "img_59797.png": "Antique Opera Glasses These beauti- The Met Mirror The magnificent prosce- eo Tihs f ys iw\nful, multi-shaded mother-of-pearl opera nium of the Old Metropolitan Opera House US ees Seige natal 52 TN\nglasses are genuine turn-of-the-century is lovingly recreated in this finely crafted, 1% & a ees\nFrench antiques. Each is one-of-a-kind, distinctive piece. Neal Martz\u2019s design is i had NS 4 iY) eh\nand comes with a Met Costume Opera hand cast in hydrastone, with a beautiful ta i ts;\n~ Glass Case, made frd\u00e9m costume handcrafted gold patina. 11\" high, 10\" wide Hh 3] es\nswatches from Met productions of Aida, and 142\" deep, the Met Mirror comes ready ip vere } to Beec\ni Lucia, Trovatore, Lohengrin and Boris for hanging. $45(2.25)#G41 Pel ee ee\n| Godunov. $250(2.00)#G70 He 1} een\nH Ban aN bP ae\nap Nhe as)\nan 4 i Ui Pisa\nBa sf iat\nge bh\nO_o\nwig Sa anh *\n2 Pe es : aE a Se\u00bb... 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P\n\\ Bo Ag) \u2018 4\nea GE Se ret \u00a9 \u2014\noa \u2018s \u00bby tlle Pa . \u2018waidec? >\n16", "img_59820.png": "|\n} me Oosuronees ooae OC me ore atm Moar ie ma melccal eel hc os\n\u2018 \u2014p j one ee REM tot On rie ho tome re eC eco m Chto hmcot oem)\nRe a ie cas a bY La ers TTS Ce Ree cy Biraatar Sito meee Giro\nYd a KC S (eat Porat mes mel Oey ere shri awrite: some mame rsnee dit\n| ene oie | hoe) PT occ t Mara atm er RO Meat mua nr mance enn 6100 Mee 6108)\ni cee DIESE > NEE AY a] | me rege PUNO oe acorn mace hy me ae ony mahg\ni AY ssi Sat oe eG rey iat e ee (Qari Cite gaerter re Ortan ta Mea cruePam rience l(cemaccucre(G K\nH iF Ry a rel cn ns) | Oud eed (Otro tacor or krill (ai muoomue nest entmuntag\nel Be ing \u2019 (> Weg eye ORR Ee Press it Mente ReCcm ree me (otth Comat emai hTo (eso\ni | cee = ee bag SPSLORUU Estate: e708 03)\n\u2014|CU LEI : I Jeva eae zea er\u2122 2:\nee SIU PAE LU) E46! og y\ni cet i . Xo 3 Ora\neee OS ooo\n4 i ceo <p ee, Sa ~\ni . , , ;\n5 o Z 4 f 4 \\\n] ] K 9g, \u00a5 ,\ni Pater | : t 3 \\\nf D Sf\n\\ < ar a\u201d Zl\nony, 7) lee |) _ es\nY ae Xi 3 \u201cA\u201d: y) SS. \u2014\u2014 a -\nBien % - h = oe \u2014 ;\naes a, nde * ae a, ~ om ;\nnas % ie sii . Z wall 5!\n{ ae x $\nwe a a : a e ie . 5\n& i) py . XS \u2018\nr Awe 5 \u2014_ \u2018 :\nLS? AS \\.\nom S15 we ey AAT A Aes \\o Asie, aS wiv wie) PAu,", "img_54334.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54337.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54341.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54346.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54350.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54351.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54353.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54355.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54357.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_54359.png": ". ESTIMATED BUDGET\nfor\nNutrition Education of Physicians Proposal\nTHIRD YEAR\n(January 1, 1987-December 31, 1987)\nPersonnel ~ Fringe\nTitle & Salary Benefits Total\nM. Wigren Secretary 25 $5,589. $1,230. $6,819.\nB. Levine, Ph.D. Nutrition 40 15,803. 4,425. 20,228.\nDirector\nR. Tannenbaum, Ph.D. Program - 20,000. - 20,000.\nEvaluator 47,047.\nSupplies and Services\nComputer time 5,000.\nKeypunch 3,000.\nPost test printing (10,000, copies) : 2,600.\nPostage 5,000.\n: 15,600.\nTotal Personnel 47,047.\nTotal Supplies & Services 15,600.\nIndirect Costs (20%) 12,529.\nTOTAL $75,176.", "img_24580.png": "UNIVERSITY OP CALIBORNIA, SAN DIEGO\n\ned of\n\nTe ok edie nv\nDate _L\u00e9f BO fdr Time 26 LEM\n\nWHILE YOU WERE OUT\n\nse 7 / 2 ern mene\nMr corti batleaerenrd $SS~SOSEC\nMa. cS . ee\n\n4 : 8 oe 3\ntfTelephoned C} Wil phone again (] Please phone\nCiCametosee vou [] Willcome again C] Rush\ni 5 \u2014\n\n8 ae. s 5 Re aps sense\nfek os td Pole LE &e 7\ncy 4, . oe ft oe : ay. et\n\nfeteaerte, Le [tor 2\n\nsoe So Sos ek oe SP vet A ,\neta he ix. 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Wiki teke \u00a3 {e i 3).\nMhthig Mo beine had llea bef\n\n38 Soy yey ee ee\n_prosepmnrnte Jarre be Ce te feck.)\neen De : oo oe:\nTaken by 2\nTai \u00a3 ,\nBircs\u00ae res pans eons ments.ucsf.edu/docs/nkbl0226", "img_24582.png": "UNIVERSITY OP CALIBORNIA, SAN DIEGO\n\ned of\n\nTe ok edie nv\nDate _L\u00e9f BO fdr Time 26 LEM\n\nWHILE YOU WERE OUT\n\nse 7 / 2 ern mene\nMr corti batleaerenrd $SS~SOSEC\nMa. cS . ee\n\n4 : 8 oe 3\ntfTelephoned C} Wil phone again (] Please phone\nCiCametosee vou [] Willcome again C] Rush\ni 5 \u2014\n\n8 ae. s 5 Re aps sense\nfek os td Pole LE &e 7\ncy 4, . oe ft oe : ay. et\n\nfeteaerte, Le [tor 2\n\nsoe So Sos ek oe SP vet A ,\neta he ix. Wiki teke \u00a3 {e i 3).\nMhthig Mo beine had llea bef\n\n38 Soy yey ee ee\n_prosepmnrnte Jarre be Ce te feck.)\neen De : oo oe:\nTaken by 2\nTai \u00a3 ,\nBircs\u00ae res pans eons ments.ucsf.edu/docs/nkbl0226", "img_37234.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37239.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37243.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37246.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37252.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37229.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_37232.png": "APRIL MEETING\n| COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\n/ AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / 7 will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel on April 4-5, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nPress Single Room Le Double Room ae, Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate ee) ee ee\nTime z\nDEPARTURE:\nDate si ee\nTime . :\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nae (elU] gers van alat SSH/AAN AWA ale LO Fsitm a6 eLelO[parsvalesme| ers) exe | 0) /6[elersyial core [0 -aearg", "img_65372.png": "MAY MEETING\nHi COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / / will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Ambassador Hotel on May 9-10, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nSpe Single Room rh yh Double Room LET Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate\nTime\nDEPARTURE:\nDate\nTime\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nSOUT TOTS HaN pT OSS /ATUAU NVA a1 [OTST UA Z6 (OY GTU Ingle Ya ESUTCISI CSTs IUTL6 [oTCISY/ a] ye 0/27 Aaa", "img_65373.png": "MAY MEETING\nHi COMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nI will / / will not / / attend the Committee on Health Care of the Poor\nmeeting at the Ambassador Hotel on May 9-10, 1970.\nPlease reserve the following accommodations for me:\nSpe Single Room rh yh Double Room LET Twin Bedded Room\nAPPROXIMATE TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE\nARRIVAL:\nDate\nTime\nDEPARTURE:\nDate\nTime\nNAME\nADDRESS\nPlease return as soon as possible to:\nJean Breivogel, Administrative Assistant\nDepartment of Health Care Organization\nAmerican Medical Association\n535 North Dearborn Street\nChicago, Illinois 60610\nSOUT TOTS HaN pT OSS /ATUAU NVA a1 [OTST UA Z6 (OY GTU Ingle Ya ESUTCISI CSTs IUTL6 [oTCISY/ a] ye 0/27 Aaa", "img_63729.png": "5/80\nSECTION 18 ICD-9-CM DIAGNOSIS CODES\nThe following codes are the most common ICD-9-CM codes. For a complete list\nof the ICD-9-CM codes, refer to the ICD-9-CM Volumes published by CPHA.\n-A-\nAbortion - Spontaneous 634\nAbortion - Legally induced 635\nIncludes: abortion or termination of pregnancy:\nelective\nlegal\ntherapeutic\nComplicated by genital tract and pelvic infection 635.0\nComplicated by delayed or excessive hemorrhage 635.1\nComplicated by damage to pelvic organs or tissues 635.2\nComplicated by renal failure 63563\nComplicated by metabolic disorder 635.4\nComplicated by shock Gspm5\nComplicated by embolism 635.6\nWith other specified complications 635.07\nWith unspecified complication 635.8\nWithout mention of complication 635.9\nAbortion - Threatened 640\nAbrasion from injury OF9\nAbscess 682\nAbscessed Tooth 522\nAcne (Vulgaris) 706\nAddison's Disease 255\nAdenitis 289\nAdenoids & Tonsils 474\nAdhesions, abdominal 568\nAlcohol dependence 303\nAllergy 477\nAllergy (contact dermatitis) 692\nAnemia 285\nHypochromic 280\nIron Deficiency 280\nPernicious 281\nSickle Cell 282\nAneurysm 442\nAngina Pectoria 413\nAnxiety Depression 300\nAortic Stenosis 424\nRheumatic 395\nAppendicitis 541\nAcute 540\nArteriosclerosis 440\nArteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease (ASCVD) 429\nwith Hypertension 402\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - DIAGNOSIS CODES\n18-1", "img_63730.png": "5/80\nSECTION 18 ICD-9-CM DIAGNOSIS CODES\nThe following codes are the most common ICD-9-CM codes. For a complete list\nof the ICD-9-CM codes, refer to the ICD-9-CM Volumes published by CPHA.\n-A-\nAbortion - Spontaneous 634\nAbortion - Legally induced 635\nIncludes: abortion or termination of pregnancy:\nelective\nlegal\ntherapeutic\nComplicated by genital tract and pelvic infection 635.0\nComplicated by delayed or excessive hemorrhage 635.1\nComplicated by damage to pelvic organs or tissues 635.2\nComplicated by renal failure 63563\nComplicated by metabolic disorder 635.4\nComplicated by shock Gspm5\nComplicated by embolism 635.6\nWith other specified complications 635.07\nWith unspecified complication 635.8\nWithout mention of complication 635.9\nAbortion - Threatened 640\nAbrasion from injury OF9\nAbscess 682\nAbscessed Tooth 522\nAcne (Vulgaris) 706\nAddison's Disease 255\nAdenitis 289\nAdenoids & Tonsils 474\nAdhesions, abdominal 568\nAlcohol dependence 303\nAllergy 477\nAllergy (contact dermatitis) 692\nAnemia 285\nHypochromic 280\nIron Deficiency 280\nPernicious 281\nSickle Cell 282\nAneurysm 442\nAngina Pectoria 413\nAnxiety Depression 300\nAortic Stenosis 424\nRheumatic 395\nAppendicitis 541\nAcute 540\nArteriosclerosis 440\nArteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease (ASCVD) 429\nwith Hypertension 402\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - DIAGNOSIS CODES\n18-1", "img_63731.png": "5/80\nSECTION 18 ICD-9-CM DIAGNOSIS CODES\nThe following codes are the most common ICD-9-CM codes. For a complete list\nof the ICD-9-CM codes, refer to the ICD-9-CM Volumes published by CPHA.\n-A-\nAbortion - Spontaneous 634\nAbortion - Legally induced 635\nIncludes: abortion or termination of pregnancy:\nelective\nlegal\ntherapeutic\nComplicated by genital tract and pelvic infection 635.0\nComplicated by delayed or excessive hemorrhage 635.1\nComplicated by damage to pelvic organs or tissues 635.2\nComplicated by renal failure 63563\nComplicated by metabolic disorder 635.4\nComplicated by shock Gspm5\nComplicated by embolism 635.6\nWith other specified complications 635.07\nWith unspecified complication 635.8\nWithout mention of complication 635.9\nAbortion - Threatened 640\nAbrasion from injury OF9\nAbscess 682\nAbscessed Tooth 522\nAcne (Vulgaris) 706\nAddison's Disease 255\nAdenitis 289\nAdenoids & Tonsils 474\nAdhesions, abdominal 568\nAlcohol dependence 303\nAllergy 477\nAllergy (contact dermatitis) 692\nAnemia 285\nHypochromic 280\nIron Deficiency 280\nPernicious 281\nSickle Cell 282\nAneurysm 442\nAngina Pectoria 413\nAnxiety Depression 300\nAortic Stenosis 424\nRheumatic 395\nAppendicitis 541\nAcute 540\nArteriosclerosis 440\nArteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease (ASCVD) 429\nwith Hypertension 402\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - DIAGNOSIS CODES\n18-1", "img_63867.png": "5/80\nBee \u00ab Spec.\nExcision\n58700 Salpingectomy, complete or partial, 248.00 248.00\nunilateral or bilateral (separate\nprocedure)\n58720 Salpingo-oophorectomy, complete or 193.00 220.00\npartial, unilateral or bilateral\n(separate procedure)\nOvary\nExcision\n58940 Oophorectomy, partial or total, 193.00 220.00\nunilateral or bilateral\nEndoscopy-Laparoscopy\n58980 Laparoscopy for visualization of 60.00 75.00\npelvic viscera\n58982 With fulguration of oviducts (with 88.00 110.00\nor without transection)\n58984 With fulguration of ovarian or 88.00 110.00\nperitoneal lesions\n58985 With lysis of adhesions 88.00 110.00\n58986 With biopsy (single or multiple) 88.00 110.00\n58987 With aspiration (single or multiple) 88.00 110.00\nMaternity Care and Delivery\nIncision\n59101 Hysterotomy for removal, Hydatiform 200.00 250.00\nmole, with tubal ligation\nDelivery\n59410 Vaginal delivery only (with or without 193.00 220.00\nepisiotomy, forceps or breech delivery\nincluding in-hospital postpartum care\n(separate procedure)\nCesarean Section\n59500 Cesarean section, low cervical, 200.00 250.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59520 Cesarean section, classic, including 220.00 275.00\nin-hospital postpartum care\n(separate procedure)\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-43", "img_63868.png": "5/80\nBee \u00ab Spec.\nExcision\n58700 Salpingectomy, complete or partial, 248.00 248.00\nunilateral or bilateral (separate\nprocedure)\n58720 Salpingo-oophorectomy, complete or 193.00 220.00\npartial, unilateral or bilateral\n(separate procedure)\nOvary\nExcision\n58940 Oophorectomy, partial or total, 193.00 220.00\nunilateral or bilateral\nEndoscopy-Laparoscopy\n58980 Laparoscopy for visualization of 60.00 75.00\npelvic viscera\n58982 With fulguration of oviducts (with 88.00 110.00\nor without transection)\n58984 With fulguration of ovarian or 88.00 110.00\nperitoneal lesions\n58985 With lysis of adhesions 88.00 110.00\n58986 With biopsy (single or multiple) 88.00 110.00\n58987 With aspiration (single or multiple) 88.00 110.00\nMaternity Care and Delivery\nIncision\n59101 Hysterotomy for removal, Hydatiform 200.00 250.00\nmole, with tubal ligation\nDelivery\n59410 Vaginal delivery only (with or without 193.00 220.00\nepisiotomy, forceps or breech delivery\nincluding in-hospital postpartum care\n(separate procedure)\nCesarean Section\n59500 Cesarean section, low cervical, 200.00 250.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59520 Cesarean section, classic, including 220.00 275.00\nin-hospital postpartum care\n(separate procedure)\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-43", "img_60789.png": "5/80\nG.P. Spec.\n59540 Cesarean section, extraperitoneal, 240.00 300.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59560 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\nsubtotal, including in-hospital\npostpartum care (separate procedure)\n59580 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\ntotal, including in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\nAbortion*\n59820 Treatment of missed abortion, any 72.00 83.00\ntrimester, completed medically or\nsurgically\n59830 Treatment of septic abortion By Report\n59840 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, 75.00\ncompleted with dilation and\ncurettage, and/or vacuum extraction\n59850 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, by 75.00\none or more intra-amniotic injections\n59851 with dilation and curettage 75.00\nNervous System\nSpine and Spinal Cord\nLaminectomy or Laminotomy\nFor Exploration or Decompression\n63020 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for 400.00 400.00\nherniated intervertebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root;\none interspace, cervical, unilateral ;\n63021 One interspace, cervical, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63030 One interspace, lumbar, unilateral 400.00 400.00\n63031 One interspace, lumbar, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63035 Additional interspaces, cervical 400.00 400.00\nor lumbar\n63040 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for By Report\nherniated inververtebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root,\nany level, extensive or re-exploration;\ncervical\n63041 Thoracic By Report\n63042 Lumbar By Report\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-44", "img_60790.png": "5/80\nG.P. Spec.\n59540 Cesarean section, extraperitoneal, 240.00 300.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59560 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\nsubtotal, including in-hospital\npostpartum care (separate procedure)\n59580 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\ntotal, including in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\nAbortion*\n59820 Treatment of missed abortion, any 72.00 83.00\ntrimester, completed medically or\nsurgically\n59830 Treatment of septic abortion By Report\n59840 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, 75.00\ncompleted with dilation and\ncurettage, and/or vacuum extraction\n59850 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, by 75.00\none or more intra-amniotic injections\n59851 with dilation and curettage 75.00\nNervous System\nSpine and Spinal Cord\nLaminectomy or Laminotomy\nFor Exploration or Decompression\n63020 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for 400.00 400.00\nherniated intervertebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root;\none interspace, cervical, unilateral ;\n63021 One interspace, cervical, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63030 One interspace, lumbar, unilateral 400.00 400.00\n63031 One interspace, lumbar, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63035 Additional interspaces, cervical 400.00 400.00\nor lumbar\n63040 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for By Report\nherniated inververtebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root,\nany level, extensive or re-exploration;\ncervical\n63041 Thoracic By Report\n63042 Lumbar By Report\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-44", "img_60791.png": "5/80\nG.P. Spec.\n59540 Cesarean section, extraperitoneal, 240.00 300.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59560 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\nsubtotal, including in-hospital\npostpartum care (separate procedure)\n59580 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\ntotal, including in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\nAbortion*\n59820 Treatment of missed abortion, any 72.00 83.00\ntrimester, completed medically or\nsurgically\n59830 Treatment of septic abortion By Report\n59840 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, 75.00\ncompleted with dilation and\ncurettage, and/or vacuum extraction\n59850 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, by 75.00\none or more intra-amniotic injections\n59851 with dilation and curettage 75.00\nNervous System\nSpine and Spinal Cord\nLaminectomy or Laminotomy\nFor Exploration or Decompression\n63020 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for 400.00 400.00\nherniated intervertebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root;\none interspace, cervical, unilateral ;\n63021 One interspace, cervical, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63030 One interspace, lumbar, unilateral 400.00 400.00\n63031 One interspace, lumbar, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63035 Additional interspaces, cervical 400.00 400.00\nor lumbar\n63040 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for By Report\nherniated inververtebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root,\nany level, extensive or re-exploration;\ncervical\n63041 Thoracic By Report\n63042 Lumbar By Report\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-44", "img_60792.png": "5/80\nG.P. Spec.\n59540 Cesarean section, extraperitoneal, 240.00 300.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59560 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\nsubtotal, including in-hospital\npostpartum care (separate procedure)\n59580 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\ntotal, including in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\nAbortion*\n59820 Treatment of missed abortion, any 72.00 83.00\ntrimester, completed medically or\nsurgically\n59830 Treatment of septic abortion By Report\n59840 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, 75.00\ncompleted with dilation and\ncurettage, and/or vacuum extraction\n59850 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, by 75.00\none or more intra-amniotic injections\n59851 with dilation and curettage 75.00\nNervous System\nSpine and Spinal Cord\nLaminectomy or Laminotomy\nFor Exploration or Decompression\n63020 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for 400.00 400.00\nherniated intervertebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root;\none interspace, cervical, unilateral ;\n63021 One interspace, cervical, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63030 One interspace, lumbar, unilateral 400.00 400.00\n63031 One interspace, lumbar, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63035 Additional interspaces, cervical 400.00 400.00\nor lumbar\n63040 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for By Report\nherniated inververtebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root,\nany level, extensive or re-exploration;\ncervical\n63041 Thoracic By Report\n63042 Lumbar By Report\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-44", "img_60793.png": "5/80\nG.P. Spec.\n59540 Cesarean section, extraperitoneal, 240.00 300.00\nincluding in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\n59560 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\nsubtotal, including in-hospital\npostpartum care (separate procedure)\n59580 Cesarean section with hysterectomy, 240.00 300.00\ntotal, including in-hospital postpartum\ncare (separate procedure)\nAbortion*\n59820 Treatment of missed abortion, any 72.00 83.00\ntrimester, completed medically or\nsurgically\n59830 Treatment of septic abortion By Report\n59840 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, 75.00\ncompleted with dilation and\ncurettage, and/or vacuum extraction\n59850 Legal (therapeutic) abortion, by 75.00\none or more intra-amniotic injections\n59851 with dilation and curettage 75.00\nNervous System\nSpine and Spinal Cord\nLaminectomy or Laminotomy\nFor Exploration or Decompression\n63020 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for 400.00 400.00\nherniated intervertebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root;\none interspace, cervical, unilateral ;\n63021 One interspace, cervical, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63030 One interspace, lumbar, unilateral 400.00 400.00\n63031 One interspace, lumbar, bilateral 400.00 400.00\n63035 Additional interspaces, cervical 400.00 400.00\nor lumbar\n63040 Laminotomy (hemilaminectomy), for By Report\nherniated inververtebral disk,\nand/or decompression of nerve root,\nany level, extensive or re-exploration;\ncervical\n63041 Thoracic By Report\n63042 Lumbar By Report\nMO MEDICAID PROVIDER MANUAL\nPHYSICIAN - PROCEDURE CODES\n19-44", "img_51232.png": "force agency inaction is often exactly what industry and OMBmay seek to\naccomplish with such pwposak. The tobacco industry into duced the technique\nof manufactured doubtasa meansto deny health mpactsand delay\n\nre gulation of its pw ducts: \u201cDoubt isourprmduct since it isthe best meansof\ncompeting with the \u2018body of fact\u2019 that exists in the mind of the generalpublc. I\nisalo a means ofestablishing controversy.\u201d (1969 intemaltobacco mdustry\nmemo, stamped \u201cconfidential\u2019) Studies of documents from the tobacco industry\narc hives have revealed evidence ofconcerted mdustry efforts to obsc ure the\ncontrib ution of secondhand smoke and otherenviunmental toxics to disease\nthro ugh the develo pment of theiro wn version of \u201cgood epidemiobgical\npractices\u201d and \u201csound science\u201d, thereby infusing the scientific literature with\n\u201canti-data\u201d intended to obfuscate scientific consensus (Ong and Glantz 2001).\nThe OMB Buletin standsin a lng tadition of infusing uncertainty, subjec ting\nevidence of ham to repeated chalengesad infinitum, and derailng ordelayng\nregulatory actions.\n\nOMB has not pre sented a compe ling empirc al justific ation for fore ing a\none - size - must- fit- all approach forall age ncie s. OMBinsists on empiric al\nevidence in the wlemaking pwcess. But the Buletin lacks any empirical\nevidence about the nature and extent ofthe problems with risk assessment\npracticesin each of the agencies. The Bulletin only contains general\npronouncements that the risk assessment pocesscan be impwved to be better\nunderstood, transparent, and more objective. Without kno wimg the spec ific ity of\nthe problems that the agencies and interested stakeholders are confronting, it\nbecomes diffic ult to craftan appw priate solution orso lutions.\n\nInstead of presenting empiric alevidence of the problems, OMBleaped to\na solution, but again it failed to pwvide any evidence demonstrating the\nefficacy of its pw posed one-size -fits-allso ution forallagencies.\n\nBy mshing to judgment, OMBs Bule tin would effec tively force the\ngovemment to engage ina vast, unwieldy experment. Whatisappwpnate and\nnecessary forthe Fyod and Dmg Administration in c ak ulating and conducting\nrisk assessments may notbe appwpriate forthe Fnvio nmental Pw tec tion\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 12", "img_51233.png": "force agency inaction is often exactly what industry and OMBmay seek to\naccomplish with such pwposak. The tobacco industry into duced the technique\nof manufactured doubtasa meansto deny health mpactsand delay\n\nre gulation of its pw ducts: \u201cDoubt isourprmduct since it isthe best meansof\ncompeting with the \u2018body of fact\u2019 that exists in the mind of the generalpublc. I\nisalo a means ofestablishing controversy.\u201d (1969 intemaltobacco mdustry\nmemo, stamped \u201cconfidential\u2019) Studies of documents from the tobacco industry\narc hives have revealed evidence ofconcerted mdustry efforts to obsc ure the\ncontrib ution of secondhand smoke and otherenviunmental toxics to disease\nthro ugh the develo pment of theiro wn version of \u201cgood epidemiobgical\npractices\u201d and \u201csound science\u201d, thereby infusing the scientific literature with\n\u201canti-data\u201d intended to obfuscate scientific consensus (Ong and Glantz 2001).\nThe OMB Buletin standsin a lng tadition of infusing uncertainty, subjec ting\nevidence of ham to repeated chalengesad infinitum, and derailng ordelayng\nregulatory actions.\n\nOMB has not pre sented a compe ling empirc al justific ation for fore ing a\none - size - must- fit- all approach forall age ncie s. OMBinsists on empiric al\nevidence in the wlemaking pwcess. But the Buletin lacks any empirical\nevidence about the nature and extent ofthe problems with risk assessment\npracticesin each of the agencies. The Bulletin only contains general\npronouncements that the risk assessment pocesscan be impwved to be better\nunderstood, transparent, and more objective. Without kno wimg the spec ific ity of\nthe problems that the agencies and interested stakeholders are confronting, it\nbecomes diffic ult to craftan appw priate solution orso lutions.\n\nInstead of presenting empiric alevidence of the problems, OMBleaped to\na solution, but again it failed to pwvide any evidence demonstrating the\nefficacy of its pw posed one-size -fits-allso ution forallagencies.\n\nBy mshing to judgment, OMBs Bule tin would effec tively force the\ngovemment to engage ina vast, unwieldy experment. Whatisappwpnate and\nnecessary forthe Fyod and Dmg Administration in c ak ulating and conducting\nrisk assessments may notbe appwpriate forthe Fnvio nmental Pw tec tion\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 12", "img_1820.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1821.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1824.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1825.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1829.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1832.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1834.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1841.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_1843.png": "Judicial re view\n\nA specialsec tion, XJ on judic ialze vie w states that the Bull tin, \u201cis not\nintended to, and doesnotcreate any nght orbenefit, substantive orprwcedural,\nenforceable at law orin equity, against the Unites States, itsagenciesorother\nentities, its offic ers oremplh yees, orany otherperson\u201d (XI p. 26). A presstelease\nissued by the US. Chamberof Commewe last week (May 18, 2006) stated, \"the\nBulk tin is not judicially reviewabk, thenagenciescangnor it,\u201d said Wiliam\nKovacs, vice preside nt of the Chamber's envionme nt, technobgy & rgulatory\naffairs division. \"What measure s wil OMB unde rtake to ensure that the agencies\nfollow the instruc tions set out in the Bulle tin? Unfortunate ly, the Bulk tin lacks\nclanty on this important matter.\"% The ChamberofCommere isconect that\nOMBhas been disc onc ertingly vague on this c nitic alissue. k it any wonderthat\nCorporate America wants to increase the force of this Bulletin? I is very like ly to\nbung regulatory actions to a stand-still, especially if outside parties like the\nChamberof Commerce can brung a legalchalenge against the agencies every\ntime they step out of the straightjac ket that this Bulle tin placesawund them.\nCONCIDSION\n\nAs it is now pw posed, this Bule tin contains se ve ral sig nific ant weaknesses\nthat ate likely to be used by industry and the regulated community to challenge\nregulatory actionsad infinitum. The Bulle tin mposesc ostly and time-c onsuming\nburdens on federalagenciesto respond to chalengesby outside parties. kis\nunnecessarily boad mn itsapplication and gives little orno deference to the\njudgments of the agencies which have the actualscientific expertise to conduct\nand evaluate risk analyses. kis unfaily burdensome to regulators while giving\nindustry assessments a free pass. And, it pre-ordainsa built-in bias against\nissuance of health pwtection on key scientific and policy issues. Most conceming\n1 US ChamberofCommeue Press Statement. US Chamber OMB Risk Asse ssme nt\nBulle tin Must Be Judic ia lly Re viewable. May 18, 2006.\nhttp ://www.uschamberinfo/\u00a2t/ulav2W91xz09/\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulk tin June 2006 14", "img_51369.png": "observed range of data to the unobserved range, and with the use of\n\nmathe maticalmodek. Allof these appwaches rely heavily on expert judgment,\nassumptions, and extrapolations. The finalrsk assessment, including model\n\nre sults, can vary widely depending on the built-in judgments, assumptions, and\ndata. Forexample, a modelmay assume an average resting breathing rate, or\na heavier breathing rate to capture a working orexew ising scenano; the choice\nmay pwduce widely diverent predictions forthe amount of an ar po Iutant that\nenters the lungsin a given time.\n\nRegulatory agencies know that the realities of constantly emerging new\nscience and the frailties mherent in available evidence dictate that it willnever\neliminate allmajorassumptions and judgments fr m its decision-making. Our\npublic health and envionmentalpwgrams, however, would not be effec tive if\ninc onto ve rtible evidence of ham wer a prerequisite of rgulatory action. Tb\nquote Bradford Hill the fatherof knowledge criteria forepidemiolgy:\n\n\"Al sc ie ntific wor isincompk te -whe the rit be obsenationalor\n\nexperme ntal Al scientific work islabk to be upset ormodified by\n\nadvancing knowk dge. that doesnot conferupon usa freedom to ignore\nthe knowkdge we aleady have, orto postpone the action tt appears to\n\ndemand ata gwen time.\" (Bradford Hill, 1965)\n\nHo wever, without any scientific support forregulatory decisions, co urts will strike\ndown any proposed pwtec tions forlackof suffic ie nt evidence. The temble\nparadoxis that waiting for\u201cevidence\u201d is usually a matterof waiting foran\nincrease in disease and death among the exposed population. Thus, a\n\nsig nific ant issue foragenciesishow much analysis is nec essary be fore\npromulgating a mle. Courts have consistently acknowledged the need to\nprwceed without fullevidence, citing the precautionary goalsof most\nenvio nme ntalstatutes, see Reserve Mining, Ethyl, recent DC CrClean Ar\nopinion. hh the legaldecision of American Tuc king on remand, the DC Cr\naffrme d the pwprety of \u201cenfing] on the side of caution\u201d. American Tuc king\nAssns. v. EPA, 283 F3d 355, 369 (D.C. Cir. 2002).\n\nNRDC CONCERNS WIH THEOMB PROPOSED RA BUITEIIN\n\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulle tin June 2006 4", "img_51358.png": "observed range of data to the unobserved range, and with the use of\n\nmathe maticalmodek. Allof these appwaches rely heavily on expert judgment,\nassumptions, and extrapolations. The finalrsk assessment, including model\n\nre sults, can vary widely depending on the built-in judgments, assumptions, and\ndata. Forexample, a modelmay assume an average resting breathing rate, or\na heavier breathing rate to capture a working orexew ising scenano; the choice\nmay pwduce widely diverent predictions forthe amount of an ar po Iutant that\nenters the lungsin a given time.\n\nRegulatory agencies know that the realities of constantly emerging new\nscience and the frailties mherent in available evidence dictate that it willnever\neliminate allmajorassumptions and judgments fr m its decision-making. Our\npublic health and envionmentalpwgrams, however, would not be effec tive if\ninc onto ve rtible evidence of ham wer a prerequisite of rgulatory action. Tb\nquote Bradford Hill the fatherof knowledge criteria forepidemiolgy:\n\n\"Al sc ie ntific wor isincompk te -whe the rit be obsenationalor\n\nexperme ntal Al scientific work islabk to be upset ormodified by\n\nadvancing knowk dge. that doesnot conferupon usa freedom to ignore\nthe knowkdge we aleady have, orto postpone the action tt appears to\n\ndemand ata gwen time.\" (Bradford Hill, 1965)\n\nHo wever, without any scientific support forregulatory decisions, co urts will strike\ndown any proposed pwtec tions forlackof suffic ie nt evidence. The temble\nparadoxis that waiting for\u201cevidence\u201d is usually a matterof waiting foran\nincrease in disease and death among the exposed population. Thus, a\n\nsig nific ant issue foragenciesishow much analysis is nec essary be fore\npromulgating a mle. Courts have consistently acknowledged the need to\nprwceed without fullevidence, citing the precautionary goalsof most\nenvio nme ntalstatutes, see Reserve Mining, Ethyl, recent DC CrClean Ar\nopinion. hh the legaldecision of American Tuc king on remand, the DC Cr\naffrme d the pwprety of \u201cenfing] on the side of caution\u201d. American Tuc king\nAssns. v. EPA, 283 F3d 355, 369 (D.C. Cir. 2002).\n\nNRDC CONCERNS WIH THEOMB PROPOSED RA BUITEIIN\n\nNRDC on OMBRA Bulle tin June 2006 4", "img_33923.png": "Table 1 - Regional Bureau Activities in NCF\n. ae\nProposed FY 1968 Obligation\n\nGoal No. 6\nLysine and Vitamin Fortification of $5,000\nWheat Products, Tunisia\n\nif\n\nSYolU]Rer= Fun ali OSH /AUU MMA ALS [UISiip\\z6 OLeLU/anl=laltsM eles) m=16] 0), [0ler)/p]l6[8[@ParA", "img_35311.png": "Table 1 - Regional Bureau Activities in NCF\n. ae\nProposed FY 1968 Obligation\n\nGoal No. 6\nLysine and Vitamin Fortification of $5,000\nWheat Products, Tunisia\n\nif\n\nSYolU]Rer= Fun ali OSH /AUU MMA ALS [UISiip\\z6 OLeLU/anl=laltsM eles) m=16] 0), [0ler)/p]l6[8[@ParA", "img_63770.png": "fable 2. WOH-Funded MS ivities\nTitle 1967 1968 1969 Source\nGoal No. 1: a) Equipment for Improvement/ $250,000 $3,089,000 $4,000,000 WOH Fund\n, Expansion Chil.d Feeding\nGoal No. 2: a) Train middle and upper level\npersonnel in nutrition, food\nscience and program adminis. $ 500,000 $ 500,000 WOH Fund\nb) Promote and Facilitate Regional\ncooperation in the planning and :\nexecution of programs and in the\nfree exchange of information $ 124,000 $ 185,000 WOH Fund\nGoal No. 3: a) Educate Mothers and Children\nin Basics ot Nutrition $ 150,000 $ 300,000 WOH Fund\nGoal No. 4: a) Establishment of Regional food\ntesting and evaluation centers $ 264,000 $ 420,000 WOH Fund\nb) Advisory Consortium of Scientific\nand Technical Societies $ 45,000 $ 75,000 WOH Fund\nec) Research concerned with the develop\nment of new nutritious foods or\nstudies to increase knowledge of\nnutrition, food technology as. . \u2018 :\ntollows:\n1 evelopment ef Protein Food \u00b0 ($3 0,000; $ 107,000 IG Fund\n) Teens OSpa=An8 _ $190, Tee 0s\n2) Improving Nutritive Value of\n: Cereal-Based Food, Kansas U. (280,000) $ 290,000 IG Fund\n3) Effects ot Extrusion Process-\u2014 (110,000) $ 35,000 $ 35,000 IG Fund\ning variables on nutritive,\ni quality or inexpensive food\nmixtures, U. of Calif. &U. of\nChile", "img_63771.png": "fable 2. WOH-Funded MS ivities\nTitle 1967 1968 1969 Source\nGoal No. 1: a) Equipment for Improvement/ $250,000 $3,089,000 $4,000,000 WOH Fund\n, Expansion Chil.d Feeding\nGoal No. 2: a) Train middle and upper level\npersonnel in nutrition, food\nscience and program adminis. $ 500,000 $ 500,000 WOH Fund\nb) Promote and Facilitate Regional\ncooperation in the planning and :\nexecution of programs and in the\nfree exchange of information $ 124,000 $ 185,000 WOH Fund\nGoal No. 3: a) Educate Mothers and Children\nin Basics ot Nutrition $ 150,000 $ 300,000 WOH Fund\nGoal No. 4: a) Establishment of Regional food\ntesting and evaluation centers $ 264,000 $ 420,000 WOH Fund\nb) Advisory Consortium of Scientific\nand Technical Societies $ 45,000 $ 75,000 WOH Fund\nec) Research concerned with the develop\nment of new nutritious foods or\nstudies to increase knowledge of\nnutrition, food technology as. . \u2018 :\ntollows:\n1 evelopment ef Protein Food \u00b0 ($3 0,000; $ 107,000 IG Fund\n) Teens OSpa=An8 _ $190, Tee 0s\n2) Improving Nutritive Value of\n: Cereal-Based Food, Kansas U. (280,000) $ 290,000 IG Fund\n3) Effects ot Extrusion Process-\u2014 (110,000) $ 35,000 $ 35,000 IG Fund\ning variables on nutritive,\ni quality or inexpensive food\nmixtures, U. of Calif. &U. of\nChile", "img_63717.png": ". .\nx\nae Equipment for Imp rovement/Expansion of Child Feeding Programs\nb. Obligations: 1967 1968 1969\n$250,000 $3,000,000 $4,000 , 000\nCie Envisaged 3-year build-up with drop in increase beginning in 1970\n(to $2,000,000) and only minimal amounts in subsequent years to meet\nspecial requests where an impact might be made. Five-year total:\n$12,000,000.\n\u00a3 m . 3 5 a4\nd. Equipment for transportation and for food serving and preparation will\nbe granted in order to make supplementary feeding available to children\nnot previously served and to improve existing programs, where there is\nthe clear expectation that local input will be augmented and the program\nwill continue unaided, and where an effective impact can be made.\nRecipients will be either host government or voluntary agency as advised\nby the USAID. Following is a breakdown of equipment estimates for FY 1968\n(at a cost of $1.00 per additional child):\nNo. Item Unit Cost Total\n400 Tracks @ 2,000 $ 800,000\n75,000 Stoves @ 4.00 300 ,000\n75,000 Pots @ 16.00 1,200,000\n500,000 Plates @ 51 255,000\n500,000 Cups @ .21 105,000\n500 ,000 Spoons @ .06 30,000\nMiscellaneous and Shipping Se SLOROOON\n$3,000,000\ne. The above project is proposed in response to the Presidential initiative\nfor increased attention to child feeding. There is a need for flexibility\nin choice of country programs and for quick response for impact purposes.\nTo facilitate this and to permit the most efficient procurement of equipment,\nfunds should be available centrally as in the case of the successful prece~\ndent followed in the Operation Ninos program in 1962-64.\n\u2018 i", "img_63718.png": ". .\nx\nae Equipment for Imp rovement/Expansion of Child Feeding Programs\nb. Obligations: 1967 1968 1969\n$250,000 $3,000,000 $4,000 , 000\nCie Envisaged 3-year build-up with drop in increase beginning in 1970\n(to $2,000,000) and only minimal amounts in subsequent years to meet\nspecial requests where an impact might be made. Five-year total:\n$12,000,000.\n\u00a3 m . 3 5 a4\nd. Equipment for transportation and for food serving and preparation will\nbe granted in order to make supplementary feeding available to children\nnot previously served and to improve existing programs, where there is\nthe clear expectation that local input will be augmented and the program\nwill continue unaided, and where an effective impact can be made.\nRecipients will be either host government or voluntary agency as advised\nby the USAID. Following is a breakdown of equipment estimates for FY 1968\n(at a cost of $1.00 per additional child):\nNo. Item Unit Cost Total\n400 Tracks @ 2,000 $ 800,000\n75,000 Stoves @ 4.00 300 ,000\n75,000 Pots @ 16.00 1,200,000\n500,000 Plates @ 51 255,000\n500,000 Cups @ .21 105,000\n500 ,000 Spoons @ .06 30,000\nMiscellaneous and Shipping Se SLOROOON\n$3,000,000\ne. The above project is proposed in response to the Presidential initiative\nfor increased attention to child feeding. There is a need for flexibility\nin choice of country programs and for quick response for impact purposes.\nTo facilitate this and to permit the most efficient procurement of equipment,\nfunds should be available centrally as in the case of the successful prece~\ndent followed in the Operation Ninos program in 1962-64.\n\u2018 i", "img_63719.png": ". .\nx\nae Equipment for Imp rovement/Expansion of Child Feeding Programs\nb. Obligations: 1967 1968 1969\n$250,000 $3,000,000 $4,000 , 000\nCie Envisaged 3-year build-up with drop in increase beginning in 1970\n(to $2,000,000) and only minimal amounts in subsequent years to meet\nspecial requests where an impact might be made. Five-year total:\n$12,000,000.\n\u00a3 m . 3 5 a4\nd. Equipment for transportation and for food serving and preparation will\nbe granted in order to make supplementary feeding available to children\nnot previously served and to improve existing programs, where there is\nthe clear expectation that local input will be augmented and the program\nwill continue unaided, and where an effective impact can be made.\nRecipients will be either host government or voluntary agency as advised\nby the USAID. Following is a breakdown of equipment estimates for FY 1968\n(at a cost of $1.00 per additional child):\nNo. Item Unit Cost Total\n400 Tracks @ 2,000 $ 800,000\n75,000 Stoves @ 4.00 300 ,000\n75,000 Pots @ 16.00 1,200,000\n500,000 Plates @ 51 255,000\n500,000 Cups @ .21 105,000\n500 ,000 Spoons @ .06 30,000\nMiscellaneous and Shipping Se SLOROOON\n$3,000,000\ne. The above project is proposed in response to the Presidential initiative\nfor increased attention to child feeding. There is a need for flexibility\nin choice of country programs and for quick response for impact purposes.\nTo facilitate this and to permit the most efficient procurement of equipment,\nfunds should be available centrally as in the case of the successful prece~\ndent followed in the Operation Ninos program in 1962-64.\n\u2018 i", "img_63809.png": "1 >\na. Promote and Facilitate Regional Cooperation in the Planning and Execution\n. of Programs and in the Free Exchange of Information\n\nb. Obligations: FY 67 FY 68 FY 69\n\n$124,000 $185,000\n\nec. Continuing obligation which will average about $200-300,000 annually.\n\nd. The problem of malnutrition and the potential solutions that have been proposed\nrequire a close working relationship and understanding among several disciplines.\nAID can serve as the catalyst for cooperative action by sponsoring and parti-\ncipating in international work sessions which bring together the many components--\nbiochemists, food technologists, industry and marketing experts, government\n\n, representatives, nutritionists, agriculturists, etc, A great deal of informa-\ntion is available to each of the fields, and an important step at this time is\nto ensure that it is efficiently pooled and coordinated. Since each country\n,in a region cannot usually afford the personnel and monetary resources required\nfor various support facilities such as training centers, food testing centers,\netec., international workshops can serve to promote regional cooperation in\nprogram planning and implementation. International workshops are planned as\nfollows in FY 68 and 69, with estimated WOH costs:\n\n1968 1969\nT 348 A \u00e9 4 \u00e9& ) a\nLatin America (1) $ 34,000 (14) $ 40,000\nNESA - CENTO Countries (is) 10,000 ---\nAfrica (2) 80,000 (2) 80,000\nSE Asia --- (1) 65,000\n$124,000 $185,000\nFunds will cover per diem and travel for foreign participants and U.S, and\nother lecturers and assistants, and other logistical support such as costs for\nroom rentals, simultaneous translation, printing of reports, etc.\n\ne. WOH requires flexibility to determine choice of workshop locations, dependent\non progress being made or special developments in the various nutrition-\nrelated fields.\n\nf. The 1968 programmed conference in Lima, Peru, September 24-30, will be the\nFifth Conference on Malnutrition in the Americas under the \"Operation Ninos\"\nprogram. Valuable exchanges have taken place, awareness and urgency of the\nproblem has been created, and programs to develop low-cost nutritious foods\nhave evolved. This. program was originally initiated by the central office of\nMaterial Resources and was turned over to the LA Bureau after 2 years. In\na stage of transition now, the Bureay has requested WOH assistance in imple-\nmenting the program. The FY 1968 workshop is being jointly financed by the\nLatin America Bureau and WOH.", "img_63816.png": "1 >\na. Promote and Facilitate Regional Cooperation in the Planning and Execution\n. of Programs and in the Free Exchange of Information\n\nb. Obligations: FY 67 FY 68 FY 69\n\n$124,000 $185,000\n\nec. Continuing obligation which will average about $200-300,000 annually.\n\nd. The problem of malnutrition and the potential solutions that have been proposed\nrequire a close working relationship and understanding among several disciplines.\nAID can serve as the catalyst for cooperative action by sponsoring and parti-\ncipating in international work sessions which bring together the many components--\nbiochemists, food technologists, industry and marketing experts, government\n\n, representatives, nutritionists, agriculturists, etc, A great deal of informa-\ntion is available to each of the fields, and an important step at this time is\nto ensure that it is efficiently pooled and coordinated. Since each country\n,in a region cannot usually afford the personnel and monetary resources required\nfor various support facilities such as training centers, food testing centers,\netec., international workshops can serve to promote regional cooperation in\nprogram planning and implementation. International workshops are planned as\nfollows in FY 68 and 69, with estimated WOH costs:\n\n1968 1969\nT 348 A \u00e9 4 \u00e9& ) a\nLatin America (1) $ 34,000 (14) $ 40,000\nNESA - CENTO Countries (is) 10,000 ---\nAfrica (2) 80,000 (2) 80,000\nSE Asia --- (1) 65,000\n$124,000 $185,000\nFunds will cover per diem and travel for foreign participants and U.S, and\nother lecturers and assistants, and other logistical support such as costs for\nroom rentals, simultaneous translation, printing of reports, etc.\n\ne. WOH requires flexibility to determine choice of workshop locations, dependent\non progress being made or special developments in the various nutrition-\nrelated fields.\n\nf. The 1968 programmed conference in Lima, Peru, September 24-30, will be the\nFifth Conference on Malnutrition in the Americas under the \"Operation Ninos\"\nprogram. Valuable exchanges have taken place, awareness and urgency of the\nproblem has been created, and programs to develop low-cost nutritious foods\nhave evolved. This. program was originally initiated by the central office of\nMaterial Resources and was turned over to the LA Bureau after 2 years. In\na stage of transition now, the Bureay has requested WOH assistance in imple-\nmenting the program. The FY 1968 workshop is being jointly financed by the\nLatin America Bureau and WOH.", "img_63826.png": "1 >\na. Promote and Facilitate Regional Cooperation in the Planning and Execution\n. of Programs and in the Free Exchange of Information\n\nb. Obligations: FY 67 FY 68 FY 69\n\n$124,000 $185,000\n\nec. Continuing obligation which will average about $200-300,000 annually.\n\nd. The problem of malnutrition and the potential solutions that have been proposed\nrequire a close working relationship and understanding among several disciplines.\nAID can serve as the catalyst for cooperative action by sponsoring and parti-\ncipating in international work sessions which bring together the many components--\nbiochemists, food technologists, industry and marketing experts, government\n\n, representatives, nutritionists, agriculturists, etc, A great deal of informa-\ntion is available to each of the fields, and an important step at this time is\nto ensure that it is efficiently pooled and coordinated. Since each country\n,in a region cannot usually afford the personnel and monetary resources required\nfor various support facilities such as training centers, food testing centers,\netec., international workshops can serve to promote regional cooperation in\nprogram planning and implementation. International workshops are planned as\nfollows in FY 68 and 69, with estimated WOH costs:\n\n1968 1969\nT 348 A \u00e9 4 \u00e9& ) a\nLatin America (1) $ 34,000 (14) $ 40,000\nNESA - CENTO Countries (is) 10,000 ---\nAfrica (2) 80,000 (2) 80,000\nSE Asia --- (1) 65,000\n$124,000 $185,000\nFunds will cover per diem and travel for foreign participants and U.S, and\nother lecturers and assistants, and other logistical support such as costs for\nroom rentals, simultaneous translation, printing of reports, etc.\n\ne. WOH requires flexibility to determine choice of workshop locations, dependent\non progress being made or special developments in the various nutrition-\nrelated fields.\n\nf. The 1968 programmed conference in Lima, Peru, September 24-30, will be the\nFifth Conference on Malnutrition in the Americas under the \"Operation Ninos\"\nprogram. Valuable exchanges have taken place, awareness and urgency of the\nproblem has been created, and programs to develop low-cost nutritious foods\nhave evolved. This. program was originally initiated by the central office of\nMaterial Resources and was turned over to the LA Bureau after 2 years. In\na stage of transition now, the Bureay has requested WOH assistance in imple-\nmenting the program. The FY 1968 workshop is being jointly financed by the\nLatin America Bureau and WOH.", "img_58729.png": "\" INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES INDEX\nFor each of the 9 categories below:\n\u2018 a) indicate the approximate number of persons involved during\n'. the past year (July 1963 thru June 1964), and,\nb) indicate whether any personnel were thus involved during .\nthe preceeding 3-year period (July 1960 thru June 1963).\nIn.calculating your figures, please exclude persons working in or\n; coming from the following countries:\nPuerto Rico Europe (all countries)\n\\ Canada Japan\n; Australia Israel ,\n: New Zealand Republic of South Africa \u2018 '\n(a) (pb)\nCurrent Programs \\ ; CATEGORIES Past Programs '\nNumber Involved (Circle appropriate\n(If none, so state) \\ Your Personnel Working Abroad ; response)\n\nyes Medical students in clerkships or research programs Yes (9\nA than House staff members in clinical or research programs =: Yes (aig\n\nYon Visiting faculty at foreign medical schools Yes (id)\n\nYrney Faculty members in research programs Yes No\n\nForeign Personnel in Your School\n\nyom In internship progrems of affiliated hospitals Yes (io)\n\nok In residency programs of affiliated hospitals Yes Clo)\n; In fellowship programs of affiliated hospitals Yes No)\n\nFoes 5 |\n2 Post-graduate fellows in the basic gciences (fes) No\nrs As visiting faculty Yes No )\n\n| (e)\nAmt\nDoes your school have any grants or contracts which provide\nfunds for programs in international medical education? If .so,\nplease describe briefly. on reverse side.\nAlso, please describe any activities in international medical f\neducation engaged in by your school, other than those in the |\nabove categories. Sea othe tthe\nPLEASE PROVIDE ANY REPORTS, ARTICLES, OR OTHER MATERIALS, PUB- :\nLISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, WHICH DESCRIBE YOUR SCHOOL'S INTERNATIONAL\nACTIVITIES.\nSUBMITTED BY: Mh A he. Professor and Chairman, Dept. of Pharmacology, Sch.Med.\n\u20ac Title School i", "img_40768.png": "METHOD OF OR ABSENCE OF ADVERTISING :\nMETHOD OF ADVERTISING\n1. Advertising in newspapers Ves [J No [. J\n2. (a) Advertising by circular letters sent to______dealers.\n(6) And by notices posted in public places Yes O No (i.\n(if notices were not posted in addition to advertising by circular letters sent to dealers, explanation of such omission must be\nmade below.)\nABSENCE OF ADVERTISING\ns, AGE advertising, under an exigency of the service which existed prior to the order and would not admit of the delay incident to\nadvertising.\n\noo WV TE ROO EXE, chen ee ESE NAIE NED) SRENT OCA UIC | OEE er\n5. Without advertising, it being impracticable to secure competition because oh _____E\n(Bere state in detail the nature of the exigency or circumstances under which the securing of competition was impracticable under 3 and 4)\n\nNote:\u2014The above form \u201cMethod of or Absence of Advertising\u201d is to be used when purchases are made or services secured under proper\nauthority without written agreement in any form. In case of a written agreement (formal contract, proposal, and acceptance, or less formal\nagreement) Standard Form No. 1036 should be used for abstracting the method of or absence of advertising and award of contract. (See 7\nGAO 4500 and 5000.)\n\nSYoLUIKOL= Pay alti OSHA AVA ALG LUIS) Ih YZ6oLelelpal=YalesMme [ers mt =6 [01,6 eex=)/ 011 (6 | 0-2", "img_6193.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_6194.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_6196.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_6198.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_6206.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_6208.png": "CHAIN PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION\n_ | CHAIN NAME: Cumberland Farms | CID#: 0107-XX-XX |\n| (Except Florida)\n| DESCRIPTION: 2 - 20 package displays: |\n(1) Winston Ultra Box #537953\n(1) Winston Multi style #545423\n(1) Winston 2x2 Price Sign #535445\n(1) Winston \u201cNo Bull\u201d Window Paster\n[BRANDS: \u2018| Winston Family SY .\n| AUTHORIZED LOCATIONS: | All stores except Florida. Store Bulletin and\naaa. | tectaiaratinaaces |\n[TIMING: ___ Immediate through September\nDISPLAY METHOD: 2 - 20 pack displays where space permits.\n1 - 2x2 pricer placed in a visible location\ninside or outside.\n1 - Winston Window Paster (stick to stick\nACTION REQUIRED: 20 pack displays and 2x2 pricer will be directly\nshipped to stores and will arrive week of\n7/20/98. Window paster to be supplied by RJR\nrep.\nSIS Reporting: Report # of displays each\nmonth under WIN 1.50 PK DISPLAY\n| COMMENTS: This advertising display program is not tied to |\nPlein\nconsidered when determining contract\ncompliance,\nLae \u2014 bg\na\ncc: Helen Burke *\nAudrey Evanchik S\nDinarte Mota 8 |\nJim Piscitelli |\nt\n. t", "img_50321.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_50317.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_50318.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_50319.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_50320.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_50322.png": "oA\nTable 1\nACUTE TOXICITY OF SODIUM SACCHARIN\nLD50 g/kg\nSpecies Oral LP Reference\nMouse F759 643 1\nMouse 14.2 --- Z\nMouse 17,5 6225 3\nMouse nee lee S 4\nRat (Mongrel) LAO: 7c i\nRat (Wistar) 14.2 a 1\nRat (Wistar) 22.0 EO 3\nRabbit 5-8 (LD100) --- 5\nDog wane 2.5 (LD100) 6\nI.P. - Intraperitoneal injection", "img_3845.png": ". SELECTED LIST OF REFERENCES ON THE SAFETY OF SUGAR\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association. Principles of nutrition and dietary\nrecommendations for patients with diabetes mellitus: 1971. Diabetes\n22:633-634, 1971.\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association; Endocrine Society; American Medical\nAssociation. Statement on hypoglycemia. Journal of the American\nMedical Association 223:682, 1973.\n\nAnderson, J. W.; Herman, R.H.; and Zakim, D. Effect of high glucose\nand high sucrose diets on glucose tolerance of normal men. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 26:600-607, 1973.\n\nBibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal\nof the American Dental Association 90:121-132, 1975.\n\nBierman, E.L. and Nelson, R. Carbohydrates, diabetes and blood lipids.\nWorld Review of Nutrition and Dietetics 22:280-287, 1975.\n\nClydesdale, F.M. Carbohydrate sweeteners in nutrition: fact and\nfancy. in Carbohydrates and Health edited by L.F. Hood, E.K. Wardrip,\nand G.N. Bollenback. Westport, CT: AVI, 1977.\n\nConnor, W.E. and Connor, S.L. Sucrose and carbohydrate. in Present\nKnowledge in Nutrition, 4th ed. Washington, DC: The Nutrition\nFoundation, 1976.\n\nDanowski, T.S.; Nolan, S. and Stephan, T. Hypoglycemia. World Review\nof Nutrition and Dietetics 22:288-303,1975.\n\nDePaola, D.P. and Alfano, M.C. Diet and oral health. Nutrition Today\nMay/June 1977.\n\nDesor, J.A.; Maller, O.; and Turner, R.E. Taste in acceptance of\nsugars by human infants. Journal of Comparative & Physiological\nPsychology. 84:496-501, 1973.\n\nEvaluation of the Health Aspects of Sucrose as a Food Ingredient. pre-\npared for Food & Drug Administration. Bethesda, MD: Federation of\nAmerican Societies for Experimental Biology, 1976.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Glass, R.L. Sugar and dental decay. World Review of\nNutrition & Dietetics 22:304-326, 1975.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Jamison, H. The relative effect on dental caries of\nthree food supplements to the diet. Journal of Dental Research 48:\n207, 1969. \u2014\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments:ucsf.edu/docs/nmmk0226", "img_3846.png": ". SELECTED LIST OF REFERENCES ON THE SAFETY OF SUGAR\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association. Principles of nutrition and dietary\nrecommendations for patients with diabetes mellitus: 1971. Diabetes\n22:633-634, 1971.\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association; Endocrine Society; American Medical\nAssociation. Statement on hypoglycemia. Journal of the American\nMedical Association 223:682, 1973.\n\nAnderson, J. W.; Herman, R.H.; and Zakim, D. Effect of high glucose\nand high sucrose diets on glucose tolerance of normal men. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 26:600-607, 1973.\n\nBibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal\nof the American Dental Association 90:121-132, 1975.\n\nBierman, E.L. and Nelson, R. Carbohydrates, diabetes and blood lipids.\nWorld Review of Nutrition and Dietetics 22:280-287, 1975.\n\nClydesdale, F.M. Carbohydrate sweeteners in nutrition: fact and\nfancy. in Carbohydrates and Health edited by L.F. Hood, E.K. Wardrip,\nand G.N. Bollenback. Westport, CT: AVI, 1977.\n\nConnor, W.E. and Connor, S.L. Sucrose and carbohydrate. in Present\nKnowledge in Nutrition, 4th ed. Washington, DC: The Nutrition\nFoundation, 1976.\n\nDanowski, T.S.; Nolan, S. and Stephan, T. Hypoglycemia. World Review\nof Nutrition and Dietetics 22:288-303,1975.\n\nDePaola, D.P. and Alfano, M.C. Diet and oral health. Nutrition Today\nMay/June 1977.\n\nDesor, J.A.; Maller, O.; and Turner, R.E. Taste in acceptance of\nsugars by human infants. Journal of Comparative & Physiological\nPsychology. 84:496-501, 1973.\n\nEvaluation of the Health Aspects of Sucrose as a Food Ingredient. pre-\npared for Food & Drug Administration. Bethesda, MD: Federation of\nAmerican Societies for Experimental Biology, 1976.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Glass, R.L. Sugar and dental decay. World Review of\nNutrition & Dietetics 22:304-326, 1975.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Jamison, H. The relative effect on dental caries of\nthree food supplements to the diet. Journal of Dental Research 48:\n207, 1969. \u2014\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments:ucsf.edu/docs/nmmk0226", "img_3847.png": ". SELECTED LIST OF REFERENCES ON THE SAFETY OF SUGAR\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association. Principles of nutrition and dietary\nrecommendations for patients with diabetes mellitus: 1971. Diabetes\n22:633-634, 1971.\n\nAmerican Diabetes Association; Endocrine Society; American Medical\nAssociation. Statement on hypoglycemia. Journal of the American\nMedical Association 223:682, 1973.\n\nAnderson, J. W.; Herman, R.H.; and Zakim, D. Effect of high glucose\nand high sucrose diets on glucose tolerance of normal men. American\nJournal of Clinical Nutrition 26:600-607, 1973.\n\nBibby, B.G. The cariogenicity of snack foods and confections. Journal\nof the American Dental Association 90:121-132, 1975.\n\nBierman, E.L. and Nelson, R. Carbohydrates, diabetes and blood lipids.\nWorld Review of Nutrition and Dietetics 22:280-287, 1975.\n\nClydesdale, F.M. Carbohydrate sweeteners in nutrition: fact and\nfancy. in Carbohydrates and Health edited by L.F. Hood, E.K. Wardrip,\nand G.N. Bollenback. Westport, CT: AVI, 1977.\n\nConnor, W.E. and Connor, S.L. Sucrose and carbohydrate. in Present\nKnowledge in Nutrition, 4th ed. Washington, DC: The Nutrition\nFoundation, 1976.\n\nDanowski, T.S.; Nolan, S. and Stephan, T. Hypoglycemia. World Review\nof Nutrition and Dietetics 22:288-303,1975.\n\nDePaola, D.P. and Alfano, M.C. Diet and oral health. Nutrition Today\nMay/June 1977.\n\nDesor, J.A.; Maller, O.; and Turner, R.E. Taste in acceptance of\nsugars by human infants. Journal of Comparative & Physiological\nPsychology. 84:496-501, 1973.\n\nEvaluation of the Health Aspects of Sucrose as a Food Ingredient. pre-\npared for Food & Drug Administration. Bethesda, MD: Federation of\nAmerican Societies for Experimental Biology, 1976.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Glass, R.L. Sugar and dental decay. World Review of\nNutrition & Dietetics 22:304-326, 1975.\n\nFinn, S.B. and Jamison, H. The relative effect on dental caries of\nthree food supplements to the diet. Journal of Dental Research 48:\n207, 1969. \u2014\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments:ucsf.edu/docs/nmmk0226", "img_57200.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57201.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57202.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57203.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57204.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57205.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57206.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57207.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\nIncorporation \u00ab=== ofownership == ofownership,\nStet Meret coo Stet Maren, 2007\n(a 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) india \u2014\n(2 100% subsidiary of Wimco Limited) India eee\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n\u2014\u2014_ Bubsidiaty of Wimco\nSerre tte\n(a 100% subsidiary of Russell Creit Limited) Auraie\nTechnico isc Pty Limited SE\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\n\u2018Technico Technologies Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Ganada 100\" .\nChambal Agritech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) India 100\" .\nTechnico Asia Holdings Pty Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) Australia yoo\" =\nTechnico Horticultural (Kunming) Co. Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Asia\nHoldings Pty Limited) China 100%\" =\nTechnico Group America Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited) USA at =\n(Dissolved on 15.03.2008)\nITC Infotech India Limited India 100. 100\nITG Infotech Limited\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) UK 100: 100\nITG Infotech (USA), Inc.\n(a 100% subsidiary of ITC Infotech India Limited) USA 100: 100\nWills Corporation Limited India 100 100\nGold Flake Corporation Limited India 100 100\nKing Maker Marketing Inc. USA 106 50.98\n{iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57134.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57135.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57136.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57137.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57138.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_57139.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Consolidated Accounts\n_ W.Notestothe Accounts (Contd)\na petition dated 14th August, 2005 for administrative review with the Director General, Inland Revenue Department.\nThe Director General vide his Order dated 17th January, 2006 rejected the said petition. SNPL thereafter filed an\nappeal to the Revenue Tribunal, which refused to entertain the appeal in the absence of a pre-deposit of the entire\nsum. Immediately thereafter, SNPL filed a petition to the Tribunal praying that its appeal may be heard by accepting\na bank guarantee for the said amount. This petition was dismissed by the Tribunal on 11th August, 2006. SNPL has\nchallenged the demand in the Supreme Court of Nepal which has admitted the petition on 21st September, 2006 and\nissued notices to the respondents on 16th October, 2006. The next date of hearing on the matter is on 3rd July, 2008.\n(b) (i) Ademand letter dated 7th August, 2006 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 4.72 Crores (NRs. 7.55 Crores) was\n\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. The basis of the demand is on the\nsame lines as the Excise Demand. An administrative review petition on the Value Added Tax matter has been filed\nbefore the Director General on 1st September, 2006. The Director General\u2019s order on the matter is awaited.\n\n(ii) A demand letter dated 8th August, 2007 in respect of Value Added Tax for INR 3.58 Crores (NRs. 5.72 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The Company has filed a writ petition\nin the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting that the said demand order be quashed and orders\nissued such that the tax demand not be collected. The Supreme Court of Nepal admitted the petition on 12th September,\n2007 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The date of appearance at the court on the matter\nis 11th June, 2008. A date of hearing will be fixed subsequently.\n\n(c) (i) Ademand letter dated 13th October, 2006 in respect of Income Tax for INR 10.54 Crores (NRs. 16.86 Crores) was\nissued to SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Kathmandu for the period 2001-02. Of the total demand, the basis of\na demand for INR 10.05 Crores (NRs. 16.08 Crores) is on the same lines as the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a\npetition on 7th November, 2006 before the Supreme Court of Nepal requesting it to direct the authorities not to proceed\non the matter as it is pending before the same court in respect of the excise matter. The Supreme Court has admitted\nthe matter and issued notices to the respondents on 9th November, 2006. The date of hearing on the matter is 3rd\nJuly, 2008.\n\n(ii) Ademand letter dated 12th August, 2007 in respect of Income Tax for INR 12.25 Crores (NRs. 19.61 Crores) was issued\nto SNPL by the Large Taxpayers\u2019 Office, Lalitpur for the period 2002-03. The basis of the demand is on the same lines\nas the Excise Demand. SNPL has filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 11th September, 2007 requesting\nthat the said demand order be quashed and orders issued such that the tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme\nCourt admitted the petition on 12th September, 2007. The next date of appearance on the matter is 11th June, 2008.\n\nThe company considers that all the above demands have no legal or factual basis. This position is re-inforced by opinion\nreceived from eminent counsel. Accordingly, the company is of the view that there is no liability that is likely to arise.\n(a) Ademand letter dated 22nd February, 2008 in respect of Excise Duty on similar lines issued by the Inland Revenue Office,\n\nSimra was received on 29th February, 2008. The total demand of INR 9.34 Crores (NRs. 14.95 Crores) related to the years.\n\n2003-04 to 2005-06. The company had filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court of Nepal on 1st April, 2008 requesting\n\nthat the said demand order be quashed and tax demanded not be collected. The Supreme Court admitted the petition on\n\n2nd April, 2008 and directed issue of Show Cause Notices to the respondents. The next date of appearance at the Supreme\n\nCourt is 2nd June, 2008.\n\nFor the years 1993-94 and 1994-95, revenue authorities raised a demand for INR 8.49 Crores (NARs. 13.59 Crores) on\n\ntheoretical production which was quashed by a division bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal (2 Judges) on 8th April,\n\n1998. Government filed a review petition on 8th October, 1998 which was finally admitted by a full bench (3 Judges) on\n\n22nd July, 2007. The matter is slated for a hearing on 12th June, 2008.\n\n* Other matters Rs. 47.63 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 26.02 Crores).\n(b) Guarantees and Counter Guarantees outstanding\n+ Excise Rs. 5.77 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 24.76 Crores)\n* Others Rs. 9.67 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs, 10.19 Crores)\n(c) Uncalled liability on shares partly paid Rs. 3.13 Crores (2007 \u2014 Rs. 3.13 Crores).\n(ii) The status on excise matters which is treated as an annexure to these accounts are as outlined in this year's Report of the Directors\nof ITC Limited under the Excise section. In the opinion of the Directors, the Company does not accept any further liability.\n(iC Report and Accounts 2008\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nnbx0223", "img_5960.png": "Up (240?\nTobacco Company\nAn Growers Questionnaire , _ :\nName Alin c0e Je .\nMalling Address _ 7777 Lew Dyer ek\nCity Fea tue Eig\nState_ J, \"ZipCode ZG\nHome Telephone __ SO4\u00a2 -PYF-36C(- FY7-FOF2-\u2014\u2014-\nWork Telephone :\nCeliTelephone {24-52 -~ 2757 a, wo\nE-Mail Address wee\nQwned Barns - 7.\n[| Type | Model| Fuel (| -Number | oye\nfKiemte | Boy  |r7s | 26 JT yy\nLEE OTe)\n. Land . Production 1999 Crop \u00b0 : MA. 2000 Crop .\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned__ Owned Owned og\nLeased_ Leased. Leased BOO\n2 oa 8?\nHeati - Le,\nYes -- NO Co 7 \u201c\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\n|\n| Comments:\n% a", "img_5962.png": "Up (240?\nTobacco Company\nAn Growers Questionnaire , _ :\nName Alin c0e Je .\nMalling Address _ 7777 Lew Dyer ek\nCity Fea tue Eig\nState_ J, \"ZipCode ZG\nHome Telephone __ SO4\u00a2 -PYF-36C(- FY7-FOF2-\u2014\u2014-\nWork Telephone :\nCeliTelephone {24-52 -~ 2757 a, wo\nE-Mail Address wee\nQwned Barns - 7.\n[| Type | Model| Fuel (| -Number | oye\nfKiemte | Boy  |r7s | 26 JT yy\nLEE OTe)\n. Land . Production 1999 Crop \u00b0 : MA. 2000 Crop .\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned__ Owned Owned og\nLeased_ Leased. Leased BOO\n2 oa 8?\nHeati - Le,\nYes -- NO Co 7 \u201c\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\n|\n| Comments:\n% a", "img_5964.png": "Up (240?\nTobacco Company\nAn Growers Questionnaire , _ :\nName Alin c0e Je .\nMalling Address _ 7777 Lew Dyer ek\nCity Fea tue Eig\nState_ J, \"ZipCode ZG\nHome Telephone __ SO4\u00a2 -PYF-36C(- FY7-FOF2-\u2014\u2014-\nWork Telephone :\nCeliTelephone {24-52 -~ 2757 a, wo\nE-Mail Address wee\nQwned Barns - 7.\n[| Type | Model| Fuel (| -Number | oye\nfKiemte | Boy  |r7s | 26 JT yy\nLEE OTe)\n. Land . Production 1999 Crop \u00b0 : MA. 2000 Crop .\n(Acres) (Pounds) (Pounds)\nOwned__ Owned Owned og\nLeased_ Leased. Leased BOO\n2 oa 8?\nHeati - Le,\nYes -- NO Co 7 \u201c\nWhen will your farm be available for a visit from RJR representatives?\n|\n| Comments:\n% a", "img_8560.png": "THE PRESIDENT CEICONTRIBUTORS. SS\n. . . The following foundations, tions, indivi\nF. red L Smith, Jr. is CEI's founder and president. 4 support the Institute's Work. These sopporters may ct\nCalled a \"resourceful and imaginative coalition-builder' course, differ with specific policy initiatives, however, \u2014\u2014\nby the National Journal, Fred Smith brings together their support indicates their recognition of the value of COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE\nleading scientists, business people, and free-market CET's candid and innovative public policy research\nadvocates to promote market-oriented public policy. examining market-based solutions based on individual\nAn honors graduate of Tulane University, he received liberty.\nhis graduate training in economics and operations tgs .\nresearch at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Comp etitive Allies\nco-editor of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, (annual contributions of $10,000 or more)\nPrivate Rewards and has contributed to a number of Aequus Institute P\nbooks including Market Liberalism: A Paradigm for Amoco Foundation, Inc. LY, \u2014\u2014\nthe 21st Century and Assessing the Reagan Years. The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation - i fe ff\nThe Carthage Foundation Aa me, aH\noe Anonymous A er Yi a / ae\nINSTITUTE STAFF The Coca-Cola Company ee ony HTT 5 oe\nELL. Craig Foundation We \u201cof SX COT Se\n\nJonathan Adler - Associate Director of Environmental Studies CSX Corpor: ation \u00a5 it Oo pun ST -\nJames Bovard - Adjunct Analyst Fae Foundation a ol on ToT Es: oe\n\n\u2018onko - Policy Analyst . \" ro on TIM Ra\nPatrick Cox \"Drctor tes Research Center FMC Foundation \u201ched roa qd OIE) ores - \u00b0 .\nChristopher Culp - Senior Fellow in Financial Regulation Anonymous ay Fund a f re mo ft CTOs\nMichael DeAlessi - Research Associ oe Fe OOOO ee oe\nJulie DeFaleo Policy nai seein Aaavetine Hime Foundation 4 e (eco 7 feet mk.\n\nI na ? . Michael Keiser 0 ei,\nJulie Eagle - Assistant Director of: Development David H. Koch Charitable Foundation bree Pala de i creer\nPaul Georgia - Research Associate Anonymous oe BF Baie eee ee i a\n\n. = PTUNWP DA BF tT hee\nJ.J. Green - Research Director / Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc, i \u201c7 Y : i fe Rea Veh\nJames Heetderks - Director of Administration Anonymous . ~~ pe Ty re A\nHelen Hewitt - Assistant to the President Philip Morris Companies Inc. es i r Gili \u201c1 1 ~ \u00b0 wen\nSam Kazman - General Counsel Pfizer Inc. Sf / wa i us A BL F7r oeue ss\nUrs Kreuter - Adjunct Analyst Anonymous AE At ee 5 Nn\nMarlo Lewis - Executive Di isi : ey Lae Ef: Ml of ok\n- Executive Director Precision Valve Corporation wo \\ cf \"sok (oa\nBen Lieberman - Environmental Research Associate Prince Foundation : iS Ny rem Tr\nMichelle Malkin - 1995 Warren T. Brookes Fellow Anonymous <8 .\nThomas Miller - Senior Policy Analyst Anonymous\nCassandra Chrones Moore - Adjunct Analyst The Rodney Fund\nRobert Nelson - Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies Mr. Sheldon Rose\nJames Sheehan - Research Associate Sarah Scaife Foundation age : -\n: peti iterprise Institute\nGreg Smith - Director of Public Relations Anonymous Competitive En NW\nR.J. Smith - Senior Environmental Scholar Anonymous 1001 Connecticut Avenue,\nBrian Seasholes - Environmental Research Associate Anonymous Suite 1250\nIke Sugg - Fellow in Wildlife and Land Use Policy qonymous Washington, DC 20036\nJason Taylor - Director of Development exaco inc. 202) 331-1010\nJonathan Tolman - Exvironmental Policy Analyst Texaco Foundation (202)\nMr. William Dunn", "img_8565.png": "THE PRESIDENT CEICONTRIBUTORS. SS\n. . . The following foundations, tions, indivi\nF. red L Smith, Jr. is CEI's founder and president. 4 support the Institute's Work. These sopporters may ct\nCalled a \"resourceful and imaginative coalition-builder' course, differ with specific policy initiatives, however, \u2014\u2014\nby the National Journal, Fred Smith brings together their support indicates their recognition of the value of COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE\nleading scientists, business people, and free-market CET's candid and innovative public policy research\nadvocates to promote market-oriented public policy. examining market-based solutions based on individual\nAn honors graduate of Tulane University, he received liberty.\nhis graduate training in economics and operations tgs .\nresearch at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Comp etitive Allies\nco-editor of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, (annual contributions of $10,000 or more)\nPrivate Rewards and has contributed to a number of Aequus Institute P\nbooks including Market Liberalism: A Paradigm for Amoco Foundation, Inc. LY, \u2014\u2014\nthe 21st Century and Assessing the Reagan Years. The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation - i fe ff\nThe Carthage Foundation Aa me, aH\noe Anonymous A er Yi a / ae\nINSTITUTE STAFF The Coca-Cola Company ee ony HTT 5 oe\nELL. Craig Foundation We \u201cof SX COT Se\n\nJonathan Adler - Associate Director of Environmental Studies CSX Corpor: ation \u00a5 it Oo pun ST -\nJames Bovard - Adjunct Analyst Fae Foundation a ol on ToT Es: oe\n\n\u2018onko - Policy Analyst . \" ro on TIM Ra\nPatrick Cox \"Drctor tes Research Center FMC Foundation \u201ched roa qd OIE) ores - \u00b0 .\nChristopher Culp - Senior Fellow in Financial Regulation Anonymous ay Fund a f re mo ft CTOs\nMichael DeAlessi - Research Associ oe Fe OOOO ee oe\nJulie DeFaleo Policy nai seein Aaavetine Hime Foundation 4 e (eco 7 feet mk.\n\nI na ? . Michael Keiser 0 ei,\nJulie Eagle - Assistant Director of: Development David H. Koch Charitable Foundation bree Pala de i creer\nPaul Georgia - Research Associate Anonymous oe BF Baie eee ee i a\n\n. = PTUNWP DA BF tT hee\nJ.J. Green - Research Director / Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc, i \u201c7 Y : i fe Rea Veh\nJames Heetderks - Director of Administration Anonymous . ~~ pe Ty re A\nHelen Hewitt - Assistant to the President Philip Morris Companies Inc. es i r Gili \u201c1 1 ~ \u00b0 wen\nSam Kazman - General Counsel Pfizer Inc. Sf / wa i us A BL F7r oeue ss\nUrs Kreuter - Adjunct Analyst Anonymous AE At ee 5 Nn\nMarlo Lewis - Executive Di isi : ey Lae Ef: Ml of ok\n- Executive Director Precision Valve Corporation wo \\ cf \"sok (oa\nBen Lieberman - Environmental Research Associate Prince Foundation : iS Ny rem Tr\nMichelle Malkin - 1995 Warren T. Brookes Fellow Anonymous <8 .\nThomas Miller - Senior Policy Analyst Anonymous\nCassandra Chrones Moore - Adjunct Analyst The Rodney Fund\nRobert Nelson - Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies Mr. Sheldon Rose\nJames Sheehan - Research Associate Sarah Scaife Foundation age : -\n: peti iterprise Institute\nGreg Smith - Director of Public Relations Anonymous Competitive En NW\nR.J. Smith - Senior Environmental Scholar Anonymous 1001 Connecticut Avenue,\nBrian Seasholes - Environmental Research Associate Anonymous Suite 1250\nIke Sugg - Fellow in Wildlife and Land Use Policy qonymous Washington, DC 20036\nJason Taylor - Director of Development exaco inc. 202) 331-1010\nJonathan Tolman - Exvironmental Policy Analyst Texaco Foundation (202)\nMr. William Dunn", "img_8570.png": "THE PRESIDENT CEICONTRIBUTORS. SS\n. . . The following foundations, tions, indivi\nF. red L Smith, Jr. is CEI's founder and president. 4 support the Institute's Work. These sopporters may ct\nCalled a \"resourceful and imaginative coalition-builder' course, differ with specific policy initiatives, however, \u2014\u2014\nby the National Journal, Fred Smith brings together their support indicates their recognition of the value of COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE\nleading scientists, business people, and free-market CET's candid and innovative public policy research\nadvocates to promote market-oriented public policy. examining market-based solutions based on individual\nAn honors graduate of Tulane University, he received liberty.\nhis graduate training in economics and operations tgs .\nresearch at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Comp etitive Allies\nco-editor of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, (annual contributions of $10,000 or more)\nPrivate Rewards and has contributed to a number of Aequus Institute P\nbooks including Market Liberalism: A Paradigm for Amoco Foundation, Inc. LY, \u2014\u2014\nthe 21st Century and Assessing the Reagan Years. The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation - i fe ff\nThe Carthage Foundation Aa me, aH\noe Anonymous A er Yi a / ae\nINSTITUTE STAFF The Coca-Cola Company ee ony HTT 5 oe\nELL. Craig Foundation We \u201cof SX COT Se\n\nJonathan Adler - Associate Director of Environmental Studies CSX Corpor: ation \u00a5 it Oo pun ST -\nJames Bovard - Adjunct Analyst Fae Foundation a ol on ToT Es: oe\n\n\u2018onko - Policy Analyst . \" ro on TIM Ra\nPatrick Cox \"Drctor tes Research Center FMC Foundation \u201ched roa qd OIE) ores - \u00b0 .\nChristopher Culp - Senior Fellow in Financial Regulation Anonymous ay Fund a f re mo ft CTOs\nMichael DeAlessi - Research Associ oe Fe OOOO ee oe\nJulie DeFaleo Policy nai seein Aaavetine Hime Foundation 4 e (eco 7 feet mk.\n\nI na ? . Michael Keiser 0 ei,\nJulie Eagle - Assistant Director of: Development David H. Koch Charitable Foundation bree Pala de i creer\nPaul Georgia - Research Associate Anonymous oe BF Baie eee ee i a\n\n. = PTUNWP DA BF tT hee\nJ.J. Green - Research Director / Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc, i \u201c7 Y : i fe Rea Veh\nJames Heetderks - Director of Administration Anonymous . ~~ pe Ty re A\nHelen Hewitt - Assistant to the President Philip Morris Companies Inc. es i r Gili \u201c1 1 ~ \u00b0 wen\nSam Kazman - General Counsel Pfizer Inc. Sf / wa i us A BL F7r oeue ss\nUrs Kreuter - Adjunct Analyst Anonymous AE At ee 5 Nn\nMarlo Lewis - Executive Di isi : ey Lae Ef: Ml of ok\n- Executive Director Precision Valve Corporation wo \\ cf \"sok (oa\nBen Lieberman - Environmental Research Associate Prince Foundation : iS Ny rem Tr\nMichelle Malkin - 1995 Warren T. Brookes Fellow Anonymous <8 .\nThomas Miller - Senior Policy Analyst Anonymous\nCassandra Chrones Moore - Adjunct Analyst The Rodney Fund\nRobert Nelson - Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies Mr. Sheldon Rose\nJames Sheehan - Research Associate Sarah Scaife Foundation age : -\n: peti iterprise Institute\nGreg Smith - Director of Public Relations Anonymous Competitive En NW\nR.J. Smith - Senior Environmental Scholar Anonymous 1001 Connecticut Avenue,\nBrian Seasholes - Environmental Research Associate Anonymous Suite 1250\nIke Sugg - Fellow in Wildlife and Land Use Policy qonymous Washington, DC 20036\nJason Taylor - Director of Development exaco inc. 202) 331-1010\nJonathan Tolman - Exvironmental Policy Analyst Texaco Foundation (202)\nMr. William Dunn", "img_5464.png": "THE PRESIDENT CEICONTRIBUTORS. SS\n. . . The following foundations, tions, indivi\nF. red L Smith, Jr. is CEI's founder and president. 4 support the Institute's Work. These sopporters may ct\nCalled a \"resourceful and imaginative coalition-builder' course, differ with specific policy initiatives, however, \u2014\u2014\nby the National Journal, Fred Smith brings together their support indicates their recognition of the value of COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE\nleading scientists, business people, and free-market CET's candid and innovative public policy research\nadvocates to promote market-oriented public policy. examining market-based solutions based on individual\nAn honors graduate of Tulane University, he received liberty.\nhis graduate training in economics and operations tgs .\nresearch at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Comp etitive Allies\nco-editor of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, (annual contributions of $10,000 or more)\nPrivate Rewards and has contributed to a number of Aequus Institute P\nbooks including Market Liberalism: A Paradigm for Amoco Foundation, Inc. LY, \u2014\u2014\nthe 21st Century and Assessing the Reagan Years. The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation - i fe ff\nThe Carthage Foundation Aa me, aH\noe Anonymous A er Yi a / ae\nINSTITUTE STAFF The Coca-Cola Company ee ony HTT 5 oe\nELL. Craig Foundation We \u201cof SX COT Se\n\nJonathan Adler - Associate Director of Environmental Studies CSX Corpor: ation \u00a5 it Oo pun ST -\nJames Bovard - Adjunct Analyst Fae Foundation a ol on ToT Es: oe\n\n\u2018onko - Policy Analyst . \" ro on TIM Ra\nPatrick Cox \"Drctor tes Research Center FMC Foundation \u201ched roa qd OIE) ores - \u00b0 .\nChristopher Culp - Senior Fellow in Financial Regulation Anonymous ay Fund a f re mo ft CTOs\nMichael DeAlessi - Research Associ oe Fe OOOO ee oe\nJulie DeFaleo Policy nai seein Aaavetine Hime Foundation 4 e (eco 7 feet mk.\n\nI na ? . Michael Keiser 0 ei,\nJulie Eagle - Assistant Director of: Development David H. Koch Charitable Foundation bree Pala de i creer\nPaul Georgia - Research Associate Anonymous oe BF Baie eee ee i a\n\n. = PTUNWP DA BF tT hee\nJ.J. Green - Research Director / Phillip M. McKenna Foundation, Inc, i \u201c7 Y : i fe Rea Veh\nJames Heetderks - Director of Administration Anonymous . ~~ pe Ty re A\nHelen Hewitt - Assistant to the President Philip Morris Companies Inc. es i r Gili \u201c1 1 ~ \u00b0 wen\nSam Kazman - General Counsel Pfizer Inc. Sf / wa i us A BL F7r oeue ss\nUrs Kreuter - Adjunct Analyst Anonymous AE At ee 5 Nn\nMarlo Lewis - Executive Di isi : ey Lae Ef: Ml of ok\n- Executive Director Precision Valve Corporation wo \\ cf \"sok (oa\nBen Lieberman - Environmental Research Associate Prince Foundation : iS Ny rem Tr\nMichelle Malkin - 1995 Warren T. Brookes Fellow Anonymous <8 .\nThomas Miller - Senior Policy Analyst Anonymous\nCassandra Chrones Moore - Adjunct Analyst The Rodney Fund\nRobert Nelson - Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies Mr. Sheldon Rose\nJames Sheehan - Research Associate Sarah Scaife Foundation age : -\n: peti iterprise Institute\nGreg Smith - Director of Public Relations Anonymous Competitive En NW\nR.J. Smith - Senior Environmental Scholar Anonymous 1001 Connecticut Avenue,\nBrian Seasholes - Environmental Research Associate Anonymous Suite 1250\nIke Sugg - Fellow in Wildlife and Land Use Policy qonymous Washington, DC 20036\nJason Taylor - Director of Development exaco inc. 202) 331-1010\nJonathan Tolman - Exvironmental Policy Analyst Texaco Foundation (202)\nMr. William Dunn", "img_18950.png": "a eee\nRIRT . REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n\u00a5F-1001 8/88 . RFC\nORIGINATOR Name: : Date Prepared Page \u2014 |Date\n: Russe tf Kav vues gjas Xs _lof__\nPosition : Telephone No. Received By\nLjeve fee ge Ags ey : S249\nDepartment Name and Location 3 Change Order Number\n\u00e9 A PTL\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected\nLebo: Paper Prog Kod tirrth Merete! aud Carbon\nof Change \u201c*\nAddition Design Spec Change Emergency\nX. Deletion Compatibity ____ Cost Reduction \u201cUrgent\nChange Manufacturability \u2014 Other Routine\n\u2014\u2014 SSS\nDescription of Problem\nCu vrent syn i Prea tron has 2 tauzet\n, - . * Sy\n. Ine. + hel ct \u201c4 y\u00a5 Me tail hi wi bs ot t S to Sil fo.\na - i ~ e\nJ his \u00b0 per brow fev brew +hel 1&\nho lo yer [7 New wreck . A he, Speci Li atron cs\nJY OW\u2019G,\nWen\u201d BEgr\nCopy} .\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 SSS\nProposed Solution\nNelete  nrenthel syeei G cotton.\n: it o\nc e\n\u00a9\n: N\nuw\nSs\n: &\n0\neee\n: Signature Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Merrett Darnn rhs ys\nPRODUCT REVIEW ON Te\nJ RBG MPT ee EAN\nKM L0e/\nEffective Date: [PR goucT/AG EPTANCE COMMITTEE\nION", "img_18956.png": "a eee\nRIRT . REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n\u00a5F-1001 8/88 . RFC\nORIGINATOR Name: : Date Prepared Page \u2014 |Date\n: Russe tf Kav vues gjas Xs _lof__\nPosition : Telephone No. Received By\nLjeve fee ge Ags ey : S249\nDepartment Name and Location 3 Change Order Number\n\u00e9 A PTL\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected\nLebo: Paper Prog Kod tirrth Merete! aud Carbon\nof Change \u201c*\nAddition Design Spec Change Emergency\nX. Deletion Compatibity ____ Cost Reduction \u201cUrgent\nChange Manufacturability \u2014 Other Routine\n\u2014\u2014 SSS\nDescription of Problem\nCu vrent syn i Prea tron has 2 tauzet\n, - . * Sy\n. Ine. + hel ct \u201c4 y\u00a5 Me tail hi wi bs ot t S to Sil fo.\na - i ~ e\nJ his \u00b0 per brow fev brew +hel 1&\nho lo yer [7 New wreck . A he, Speci Li atron cs\nJY OW\u2019G,\nWen\u201d BEgr\nCopy} .\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 SSS\nProposed Solution\nNelete  nrenthel syeei G cotton.\n: it o\nc e\n\u00a9\n: N\nuw\nSs\n: &\n0\neee\n: Signature Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Merrett Darnn rhs ys\nPRODUCT REVIEW ON Te\nJ RBG MPT ee EAN\nKM L0e/\nEffective Date: [PR goucT/AG EPTANCE COMMITTEE\nION", "img_18961.png": "a eee\nRIRT . REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n\u00a5F-1001 8/88 . RFC\nORIGINATOR Name: : Date Prepared Page \u2014 |Date\n: Russe tf Kav vues gjas Xs _lof__\nPosition : Telephone No. Received By\nLjeve fee ge Ags ey : S249\nDepartment Name and Location 3 Change Order Number\n\u00e9 A PTL\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected\nLebo: Paper Prog Kod tirrth Merete! aud Carbon\nof Change \u201c*\nAddition Design Spec Change Emergency\nX. Deletion Compatibity ____ Cost Reduction \u201cUrgent\nChange Manufacturability \u2014 Other Routine\n\u2014\u2014 SSS\nDescription of Problem\nCu vrent syn i Prea tron has 2 tauzet\n, - . * Sy\n. Ine. + hel ct \u201c4 y\u00a5 Me tail hi wi bs ot t S to Sil fo.\na - i ~ e\nJ his \u00b0 per brow fev brew +hel 1&\nho lo yer [7 New wreck . A he, Speci Li atron cs\nJY OW\u2019G,\nWen\u201d BEgr\nCopy} .\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 SSS\nProposed Solution\nNelete  nrenthel syeei G cotton.\n: it o\nc e\n\u00a9\n: N\nuw\nSs\n: &\n0\neee\n: Signature Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Merrett Darnn rhs ys\nPRODUCT REVIEW ON Te\nJ RBG MPT ee EAN\nKM L0e/\nEffective Date: [PR goucT/AG EPTANCE COMMITTEE\nION", "img_18964.png": "a eee\nRIRT . REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n\u00a5F-1001 8/88 . RFC\nORIGINATOR Name: : Date Prepared Page \u2014 |Date\n: Russe tf Kav vues gjas Xs _lof__\nPosition : Telephone No. Received By\nLjeve fee ge Ags ey : S249\nDepartment Name and Location 3 Change Order Number\n\u00e9 A PTL\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected\nLebo: Paper Prog Kod tirrth Merete! aud Carbon\nof Change \u201c*\nAddition Design Spec Change Emergency\nX. Deletion Compatibity ____ Cost Reduction \u201cUrgent\nChange Manufacturability \u2014 Other Routine\n\u2014\u2014 SSS\nDescription of Problem\nCu vrent syn i Prea tron has 2 tauzet\n, - . * Sy\n. Ine. + hel ct \u201c4 y\u00a5 Me tail hi wi bs ot t S to Sil fo.\na - i ~ e\nJ his \u00b0 per brow fev brew +hel 1&\nho lo yer [7 New wreck . A he, Speci Li atron cs\nJY OW\u2019G,\nWen\u201d BEgr\nCopy} .\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 SSS\nProposed Solution\nNelete  nrenthel syeei G cotton.\n: it o\nc e\n\u00a9\n: N\nuw\nSs\n: &\n0\neee\n: Signature Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Merrett Darnn rhs ys\nPRODUCT REVIEW ON Te\nJ RBG MPT ee EAN\nKM L0e/\nEffective Date: [PR goucT/AG EPTANCE COMMITTEE\nION", "img_18968.png": "a eee\nRIRT . REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n\u00a5F-1001 8/88 . RFC\nORIGINATOR Name: : Date Prepared Page \u2014 |Date\n: Russe tf Kav vues gjas Xs _lof__\nPosition : Telephone No. Received By\nLjeve fee ge Ags ey : S249\nDepartment Name and Location 3 Change Order Number\n\u00e9 A PTL\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected\nLebo: Paper Prog Kod tirrth Merete! aud Carbon\nof Change \u201c*\nAddition Design Spec Change Emergency\nX. Deletion Compatibity ____ Cost Reduction \u201cUrgent\nChange Manufacturability \u2014 Other Routine\n\u2014\u2014 SSS\nDescription of Problem\nCu vrent syn i Prea tron has 2 tauzet\n, - . * Sy\n. Ine. + hel ct \u201c4 y\u00a5 Me tail hi wi bs ot t S to Sil fo.\na - i ~ e\nJ his \u00b0 per brow fev brew +hel 1&\nho lo yer [7 New wreck . A he, Speci Li atron cs\nJY OW\u2019G,\nWen\u201d BEgr\nCopy} .\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 SSS\nProposed Solution\nNelete  nrenthel syeei G cotton.\n: it o\nc e\n\u00a9\n: N\nuw\nSs\n: &\n0\neee\n: Signature Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Merrett Darnn rhs ys\nPRODUCT REVIEW ON Te\nJ RBG MPT ee EAN\nKM L0e/\nEffective Date: [PR goucT/AG EPTANCE COMMITTEE\nION", "img_18836.png": "ee\nRIRT \u00b0 \u201coo REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n. : F-1001 7/88 RFC\n\u2018 5FO03/\nORIGINATOR \u201cName: Date Prepared Page Date\nCarolyn R. Carpenter 8-24-88 _i of _/ E24 -E:\nPosition Telephone No. Received By\nAssociate R&D Technologist 741-2483 Lt\nDepartment Name and Location . Change Order Number\nR_& D New Product Technology - BGTC a\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected |\nMenthol Product De j\nof Change\nAddition Design x. Spec Change Emergency\nDeletion Compatibity Cost Reduction Urgent\nx. Change Manufacturability Other x Routine\nDescription of Problem\nInitial menthol product delivery specifications were developed based on data from one\nrun in April 1988. Since that time several modifications to the product have been made.\nSpecifications need to be revised to reflect acceptable delivery ranges of the current\nSP-6M product. .\nProposed Solution\nA sensory test was conducted on test products 8-033B and 8-035 to explore perceptual\neffects related to delivery extremes. From that test specification limits were\nrecommended. Targets were verified on a recent menthol production run (8-049) mn\nusing final production materials. The recommended specifications are attached. e\n-4 oo\n. . nN\n\u201c . uw\n. Ss\n- i\n\u00a9\n\u2019 Signature - Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Chishytt Coy ater 8-24\nif PRODUCT REVIEW COMMITTEE\n: SD a0\n> -[PRODUCT CHANGE COMMITTEE\n. er\" Effective Date: PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEE", "img_18838.png": "ee\nRIRT \u00b0 \u201coo REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n. : F-1001 7/88 RFC\n\u2018 5FO03/\nORIGINATOR \u201cName: Date Prepared Page Date\nCarolyn R. Carpenter 8-24-88 _i of _/ E24 -E:\nPosition Telephone No. Received By\nAssociate R&D Technologist 741-2483 Lt\nDepartment Name and Location . Change Order Number\nR_& D New Product Technology - BGTC a\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected |\nMenthol Product De j\nof Change\nAddition Design x. Spec Change Emergency\nDeletion Compatibity Cost Reduction Urgent\nx. Change Manufacturability Other x Routine\nDescription of Problem\nInitial menthol product delivery specifications were developed based on data from one\nrun in April 1988. Since that time several modifications to the product have been made.\nSpecifications need to be revised to reflect acceptable delivery ranges of the current\nSP-6M product. .\nProposed Solution\nA sensory test was conducted on test products 8-033B and 8-035 to explore perceptual\neffects related to delivery extremes. From that test specification limits were\nrecommended. Targets were verified on a recent menthol production run (8-049) mn\nusing final production materials. The recommended specifications are attached. e\n-4 oo\n. . nN\n\u201c . uw\n. Ss\n- i\n\u00a9\n\u2019 Signature - Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Chishytt Coy ater 8-24\nif PRODUCT REVIEW COMMITTEE\n: SD a0\n> -[PRODUCT CHANGE COMMITTEE\n. er\" Effective Date: PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEE", "img_18841.png": "ee\nRIRT \u00b0 \u201coo REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n. : F-1001 7/88 RFC\n\u2018 5FO03/\nORIGINATOR \u201cName: Date Prepared Page Date\nCarolyn R. Carpenter 8-24-88 _i of _/ E24 -E:\nPosition Telephone No. Received By\nAssociate R&D Technologist 741-2483 Lt\nDepartment Name and Location . Change Order Number\nR_& D New Product Technology - BGTC a\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected |\nMenthol Product De j\nof Change\nAddition Design x. Spec Change Emergency\nDeletion Compatibity Cost Reduction Urgent\nx. Change Manufacturability Other x Routine\nDescription of Problem\nInitial menthol product delivery specifications were developed based on data from one\nrun in April 1988. Since that time several modifications to the product have been made.\nSpecifications need to be revised to reflect acceptable delivery ranges of the current\nSP-6M product. .\nProposed Solution\nA sensory test was conducted on test products 8-033B and 8-035 to explore perceptual\neffects related to delivery extremes. From that test specification limits were\nrecommended. Targets were verified on a recent menthol production run (8-049) mn\nusing final production materials. The recommended specifications are attached. e\n-4 oo\n. . nN\n\u201c . uw\n. Ss\n- i\n\u00a9\n\u2019 Signature - Title Date\nAccepted for\nInvestigation\nFinal Disposition Approved Rejected SPEC HOLDER DATE\nAction Taken or Reason for Rejection Chishytt Coy ater 8-24\nif PRODUCT REVIEW COMMITTEE\n: SD a0\n> -[PRODUCT CHANGE COMMITTEE\n. er\" Effective Date: PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEE", "img_18842.png": "ee\nRIRT \u00b0 \u201coo REQUEST FOR CHANGE\n. : F-1001 7/88 RFC\n\u2018 5FO03/\nORIGINATOR \u201cName: Date Prepared Page Date\nCarolyn R. Carpenter 8-24-88 _i of _/ E24 -E:\nPosition Telephone No. Received By\nAssociate R&D Technologist 741-2483 Lt\nDepartment Name and Location . Change Order Number\nR_& D New Product Technology - BGTC a\nBrand/Assembly/Material Affected |\nMenthol Product De j\nof Change\nAddition Design x. Spec Change Emergency\nDeletion Compatibity Cost Reduction Urgent\nx. Change Manufacturability Other x Routine\nDescription of Problem\nInitial menthol product delivery specifications were developed based on data from one\nrun in April 1988. Since that time several modifications to the product have been made.\nSpecifications need to be revised to reflect acceptable delivery ranges of the current\nSP-6M product. .\nProposed Solution\nA sensory test was conducted on test products 8-033B and 8-035 to explore perceptual\neffects related to delivery extremes. From that test specification limits were\nrecommended. Targets were verified on a recent menthol production run (8-049) mn\nusing final production materials. The recommended specifications are attached. e\n-4 oo\n. . nN\n\u201c . uw\n. 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Psycho/social support a = Not completely followed\nf. Referral to community resources through on\ng. Nutritional considerations\nh. Rest/activity/exercise considerations\ni. Financial counseling/resources explored\nj. Personal hygiene\nk. Physical comfort\n1. Housing/transportation considerations\nm. Safety measures\nn. Preventive measures\no. Spiritual support\np. Observation of mental/emotional condition\nq. Speech/communication considerations\nMinimally Above\nUnacceptable Acceptable Average Average Comprehensive\na 2 3 4 5\nSYolU]ger=van aii OSH JAN UNAM AIALe [Ols\\im\\qe (eleLU)pnl-\\altsM eles) -16 10) Lelelersy/n] 0) [OPParA", "img_65203.png": "U.R.C. Special Project Abstract Sheet - Page 2\nDATE PROBLEMS PLANNED INTERVENTIONS FOLLOWED THROUGH ON\nCODE: a. Patient/family teaching a+ = Approach not in care\nb. Procedures/technical care plan, but documented\nc. Medication monitoring elsewhere\nd. Observation of physical condition\ne. Psycho/social support a = Not completely followed\nf. Referral to community resources through on\ng. Nutritional considerations\nh. Rest/activity/exercise considerations\ni. Financial counseling/resources explored\nj. Personal hygiene\nk. Physical comfort\n1. Housing/transportation considerations\nm. Safety measures\nn. Preventive measures\no. Spiritual support\np. Observation of mental/emotional condition\nq. Speech/communication considerations\nMinimally Above\nUnacceptable Acceptable Average Average Comprehensive\na 2 3 4 5\nSYolU]ger=van aii OSH JAN UNAM AIALe [Ols\\im\\qe (eleLU)pnl-\\altsM eles) -16 10) Lelelersy/n] 0) [OPParA", "img_65204.png": "U.R.C. Special Project Abstract Sheet - Page 2\nDATE PROBLEMS PLANNED INTERVENTIONS FOLLOWED THROUGH ON\nCODE: a. Patient/family teaching a+ = Approach not in care\nb. Procedures/technical care plan, but documented\nc. Medication monitoring elsewhere\nd. Observation of physical condition\ne. Psycho/social support a = Not completely followed\nf. Referral to community resources through on\ng. Nutritional considerations\nh. Rest/activity/exercise considerations\ni. Financial counseling/resources explored\nj. Personal hygiene\nk. Physical comfort\n1. Housing/transportation considerations\nm. Safety measures\nn. Preventive measures\no. Spiritual support\np. Observation of mental/emotional condition\nq. Speech/communication considerations\nMinimally Above\nUnacceptable Acceptable Average Average Comprehensive\na 2 3 4 5\nSYolU]ger=van aii OSH JAN UNAM AIALe [Ols\\im\\qe (eleLU)pnl-\\altsM eles) -16 10) Lelelersy/n] 0) [OPParA", "img_58299.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58300.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58301.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58302.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58303.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58304.png": "EAGAR subject flow\nSubjects Signed Consent .\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nGo\n=\n2\n+\nm\n\u00a3\na\na. \u2014\u2014 \u2014~ \u2014 pe", "img_58289.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nOo\n=\na\n+\nm\ng\na\nN -", "img_58291.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nOo\n=\na\n+\nm\ng\na\nN -", "img_58292.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nOo\n=\na\n+\nm\ng\na\nN -", "img_58294.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103\nstudy Subjects Enrolled drug Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline angiogram Subject refused to continue in study\nn=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 18\nAll SVG occluded or diseased\nOo\n=\na\n+\nm\ng\na\nN -", "img_58054.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103 -\nSubjects Enrolled Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline Subjects refused to\nangiogram continue in study\nN=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 N=18\nAll SVG occluded\ng or diseased", "img_58056.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103 -\nSubjects Enrolled Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline Subjects refused to\nangiogram continue in study\nN=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 N=18\nAll SVG occluded\ng or diseased", "img_58059.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103 -\nSubjects Enrolled Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline Subjects refused to\nangiogram continue in study\nN=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 N=18\nAll SVG occluded\ng or diseased", "img_58061.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103 -\nSubjects Enrolled Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline Subjects refused to\nangiogram continue in study\nN=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 N=18\nAll SVG occluded\ng or diseased", "img_58064.png": "Subjects Signed Consent\n(signed consent form)\nN=103 -\nSubjects Enrolled Protocol violation\nN=100 N=3\n(Table 1)\nSubject with baseline Subjects refused to\nangiogram continue in study\nN=81 N=19\n(Table 2)\nIVUS No IVUS\nN=63 N=18\nAll SVG occluded\ng or diseased", "img_5668.png": "- Attachment 2\nEffective Date 3-/f-ol.\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n- 4, RJRT Authorized Agent: Terry. Wwihrtoor\n2. Point of Delivery: [ he 02 Rema\n0 foe hone -\nDuvepins ville Tr 37673\nGrower: ONWLE Wy urd\n: . __ ce \u00b0\nRJRT Representative: New, dif .\na\nNy\nwo\nie\n: wo\ni Ww\n. [ Oo\noe\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 :", "img_5670.png": "- Attachment 2\nEffective Date 3-/f-ol.\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n- 4, RJRT Authorized Agent: Terry. Wwihrtoor\n2. Point of Delivery: [ he 02 Rema\n0 foe hone -\nDuvepins ville Tr 37673\nGrower: ONWLE Wy urd\n: . __ ce \u00b0\nRJRT Representative: New, dif .\na\nNy\nwo\nie\n: wo\ni Ww\n. [ Oo\noe\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 :", "img_5675.png": "- Attachment 2\nEffective Date 3-/f-ol.\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n- 4, RJRT Authorized Agent: Terry. Wwihrtoor\n2. Point of Delivery: [ he 02 Rema\n0 foe hone -\nDuvepins ville Tr 37673\nGrower: ONWLE Wy urd\n: . __ ce \u00b0\nRJRT Representative: New, dif .\na\nNy\nwo\nie\n: wo\ni Ww\n. [ Oo\noe\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 :", "img_5676.png": "- Attachment 2\nEffective Date 3-/f-ol.\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n- 4, RJRT Authorized Agent: Terry. Wwihrtoor\n2. Point of Delivery: [ he 02 Rema\n0 foe hone -\nDuvepins ville Tr 37673\nGrower: ONWLE Wy urd\n: . __ ce \u00b0\nRJRT Representative: New, dif .\na\nNy\nwo\nie\n: wo\ni Ww\n. [ Oo\noe\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 :", "img_5603.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_5616.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_5606.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_5609.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_5611.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_5613.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014re\u2014\u2014 |\na R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment + \u201d\n20 Burley Grower Profile Page of\nIndividual or Corporate Name: KR Asl ss A a : . Effective Date : S- /G-ol\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED ,\nMailing Address toute # / Irrigation: , Yes __ No\nCity Eidsonw\nState ZN Zipcode 37731 Delivery Point _f he pes Pomel,\nHome Telephone No. Y93- G L\u00a24 ~ 3l 1S\n_ Cellular Telephone No.\nFax Telephone No.\nE-Mail Address $$\n[ri eer oti\n| Crop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n| 2 Digit Marketing Card Number Farm Address City [State_| Owned { Leased [Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased\na t .\n1\u00a57-067-090 A520 | Ronwie Ma rd Edson [TH | | (3,20 |\nLIEN HOLDER DATA oe\nronnie turd B18\na\npo\n|| |\noe\nPercent Total (100%)\n|\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n/ OC RLEASE GOMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FAR\nXv .\nGrower Signature S WRK Niwa RJRT Representative Signature Tory udhl=\n89E6 TSECS Pace 9 nf 17", "img_54969.png": "pobre\n|\n\n6. We sometimes hear about YES. ee ee ee ee ee BAK\n\"passive smoking\" or NOLL Le ce tee et ee ee bd\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking.\" Have DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.. 2... 20. ee ee?\npersonally heard or read\nanything about this subject?\n\n7. What. specifically have you heard about \u201cpassive smoking\" or \u201cinvoluntary\nsmoking\"? (PROBE FULLY. WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of the major first responses of those who have\nheard of PS.\n\nPS Harmful to Non-smoker (45%)\n\nPS is Inhaling unwanted Cigarette Smoke (20%)\n\nPS Risk/Disease (6%) /\n\n8. And where do you get your information about \"passive smoking\" or\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking?\" (IF NEWSPAPER OR TV, PROBE FOR SPECIFIC SOURCE,\nE.G., NAME OF NEWSPAPER, TV PROGRAMME AND/OR CHANNEL)\n\nNOTE: This is a summary of the first and second responses asked only of\nthose who had heard of PS.\n\nNewspapers (18% of sample) Television (20% of sample)\n\nRadio (2% of sample) Magazines and Brochures (6% of sample)\nPersonal Contacts, Health Care Practitioners, Classes (18% of sample)\n\n9. What is referred to as HARMLESS. ..-.....-002 0. eeeeee ee 7%\n\"passive\" or \"involuntary\" DISCOMFORT (ANNOYANCE).......+++34\nsmoking is being exposed to SOMEWHAT OF A RISK...........+.-31\nother people's tobacco smoke. VERY SERIOUS RISK.............-.17\nDo you think that for the non- EXTREMELY SERIOUS RISK...........9\nsmoker, \u2018passive smoking\" is DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............2\nharmless, can cause discomfort\n(is an annoyance), or is a risk\nto a non-smoker's health? (IF\n\"RISK\" ASK:) Would that be an\nextremely serious risk, a very\nserious risk or \u2018just somewhat\nof a risk? al\n\ni\n, oO\n@\ng\nrs OUI PCE DS WWW. INQuStryaOCumMer", "img_54970.png": "pobre\n|\n\n6. We sometimes hear about YES. ee ee ee ee ee BAK\n\"passive smoking\" or NOLL Le ce tee et ee ee bd\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking.\" Have DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.. 2... 20. ee ee?\npersonally heard or read\nanything about this subject?\n\n7. What. specifically have you heard about \u201cpassive smoking\" or \u201cinvoluntary\nsmoking\"? (PROBE FULLY. WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of the major first responses of those who have\nheard of PS.\n\nPS Harmful to Non-smoker (45%)\n\nPS is Inhaling unwanted Cigarette Smoke (20%)\n\nPS Risk/Disease (6%) /\n\n8. And where do you get your information about \"passive smoking\" or\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking?\" (IF NEWSPAPER OR TV, PROBE FOR SPECIFIC SOURCE,\nE.G., NAME OF NEWSPAPER, TV PROGRAMME AND/OR CHANNEL)\n\nNOTE: This is a summary of the first and second responses asked only of\nthose who had heard of PS.\n\nNewspapers (18% of sample) Television (20% of sample)\n\nRadio (2% of sample) Magazines and Brochures (6% of sample)\nPersonal Contacts, Health Care Practitioners, Classes (18% of sample)\n\n9. What is referred to as HARMLESS. ..-.....-002 0. eeeeee ee 7%\n\"passive\" or \"involuntary\" DISCOMFORT (ANNOYANCE).......+++34\nsmoking is being exposed to SOMEWHAT OF A RISK...........+.-31\nother people's tobacco smoke. VERY SERIOUS RISK.............-.17\nDo you think that for the non- EXTREMELY SERIOUS RISK...........9\nsmoker, \u2018passive smoking\" is DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............2\nharmless, can cause discomfort\n(is an annoyance), or is a risk\nto a non-smoker's health? (IF\n\"RISK\" ASK:) Would that be an\nextremely serious risk, a very\nserious risk or \u2018just somewhat\nof a risk? al\n\ni\n, oO\n@\ng\nrs OUI PCE DS WWW. INQuStryaOCumMer", "img_54971.png": "pobre\n|\n\n6. We sometimes hear about YES. ee ee ee ee ee BAK\n\"passive smoking\" or NOLL Le ce tee et ee ee bd\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking.\" Have DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.. 2... 20. ee ee?\npersonally heard or read\nanything about this subject?\n\n7. What. specifically have you heard about \u201cpassive smoking\" or \u201cinvoluntary\nsmoking\"? (PROBE FULLY. WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of the major first responses of those who have\nheard of PS.\n\nPS Harmful to Non-smoker (45%)\n\nPS is Inhaling unwanted Cigarette Smoke (20%)\n\nPS Risk/Disease (6%) /\n\n8. And where do you get your information about \"passive smoking\" or\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking?\" (IF NEWSPAPER OR TV, PROBE FOR SPECIFIC SOURCE,\nE.G., NAME OF NEWSPAPER, TV PROGRAMME AND/OR CHANNEL)\n\nNOTE: This is a summary of the first and second responses asked only of\nthose who had heard of PS.\n\nNewspapers (18% of sample) Television (20% of sample)\n\nRadio (2% of sample) Magazines and Brochures (6% of sample)\nPersonal Contacts, Health Care Practitioners, Classes (18% of sample)\n\n9. What is referred to as HARMLESS. ..-.....-002 0. eeeeee ee 7%\n\"passive\" or \"involuntary\" DISCOMFORT (ANNOYANCE).......+++34\nsmoking is being exposed to SOMEWHAT OF A RISK...........+.-31\nother people's tobacco smoke. VERY SERIOUS RISK.............-.17\nDo you think that for the non- EXTREMELY SERIOUS RISK...........9\nsmoker, \u2018passive smoking\" is DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............2\nharmless, can cause discomfort\n(is an annoyance), or is a risk\nto a non-smoker's health? (IF\n\"RISK\" ASK:) Would that be an\nextremely serious risk, a very\nserious risk or \u2018just somewhat\nof a risk? al\n\ni\n, oO\n@\ng\nrs OUI PCE DS WWW. INQuStryaOCumMer", "img_54972.png": "pobre\n|\n\n6. We sometimes hear about YES. ee ee ee ee ee BAK\n\"passive smoking\" or NOLL Le ce tee et ee ee bd\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking.\" Have DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.. 2... 20. ee ee?\npersonally heard or read\nanything about this subject?\n\n7. What. specifically have you heard about \u201cpassive smoking\" or \u201cinvoluntary\nsmoking\"? (PROBE FULLY. WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of the major first responses of those who have\nheard of PS.\n\nPS Harmful to Non-smoker (45%)\n\nPS is Inhaling unwanted Cigarette Smoke (20%)\n\nPS Risk/Disease (6%) /\n\n8. And where do you get your information about \"passive smoking\" or\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking?\" (IF NEWSPAPER OR TV, PROBE FOR SPECIFIC SOURCE,\nE.G., NAME OF NEWSPAPER, TV PROGRAMME AND/OR CHANNEL)\n\nNOTE: This is a summary of the first and second responses asked only of\nthose who had heard of PS.\n\nNewspapers (18% of sample) Television (20% of sample)\n\nRadio (2% of sample) Magazines and Brochures (6% of sample)\nPersonal Contacts, Health Care Practitioners, Classes (18% of sample)\n\n9. What is referred to as HARMLESS. ..-.....-002 0. eeeeee ee 7%\n\"passive\" or \"involuntary\" DISCOMFORT (ANNOYANCE).......+++34\nsmoking is being exposed to SOMEWHAT OF A RISK...........+.-31\nother people's tobacco smoke. VERY SERIOUS RISK.............-.17\nDo you think that for the non- EXTREMELY SERIOUS RISK...........9\nsmoker, \u2018passive smoking\" is DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............2\nharmless, can cause discomfort\n(is an annoyance), or is a risk\nto a non-smoker's health? (IF\n\"RISK\" ASK:) Would that be an\nextremely serious risk, a very\nserious risk or \u2018just somewhat\nof a risk? al\n\ni\n, oO\n@\ng\nrs OUI PCE DS WWW. INQuStryaOCumMer", "img_54974.png": "pobre\n|\n\n6. We sometimes hear about YES. ee ee ee ee ee BAK\n\"passive smoking\" or NOLL Le ce tee et ee ee bd\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking.\" Have DON'T KNOW/REFUSED.. 2... 20. ee ee?\npersonally heard or read\nanything about this subject?\n\n7. What. specifically have you heard about \u201cpassive smoking\" or \u201cinvoluntary\nsmoking\"? (PROBE FULLY. WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of the major first responses of those who have\nheard of PS.\n\nPS Harmful to Non-smoker (45%)\n\nPS is Inhaling unwanted Cigarette Smoke (20%)\n\nPS Risk/Disease (6%) /\n\n8. And where do you get your information about \"passive smoking\" or\n\u201cinvoluntary smoking?\" (IF NEWSPAPER OR TV, PROBE FOR SPECIFIC SOURCE,\nE.G., NAME OF NEWSPAPER, TV PROGRAMME AND/OR CHANNEL)\n\nNOTE: This is a summary of the first and second responses asked only of\nthose who had heard of PS.\n\nNewspapers (18% of sample) Television (20% of sample)\n\nRadio (2% of sample) Magazines and Brochures (6% of sample)\nPersonal Contacts, Health Care Practitioners, Classes (18% of sample)\n\n9. What is referred to as HARMLESS. ..-.....-002 0. eeeeee ee 7%\n\"passive\" or \"involuntary\" DISCOMFORT (ANNOYANCE).......+++34\nsmoking is being exposed to SOMEWHAT OF A RISK...........+.-31\nother people's tobacco smoke. VERY SERIOUS RISK.............-.17\nDo you think that for the non- EXTREMELY SERIOUS RISK...........9\nsmoker, \u2018passive smoking\" is DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............2\nharmless, can cause discomfort\n(is an annoyance), or is a risk\nto a non-smoker's health? (IF\n\"RISK\" ASK:) Would that be an\nextremely serious risk, a very\nserious risk or \u2018just somewhat\nof a risk? al\n\ni\n, oO\n@\ng\nrs OUI PCE DS WWW. INQuStryaOCumMer", "img_54959.png": "4\n\n40. If someone says that he or she is addicted to something, what. does that\nmean to you? (PROBE FULLY, WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of major first mention xesponses:\nDependency (51%) Tabacco Dependency (5%)\nNo will/ Self Control (4%)\n\n41. According to your definition of ADDICTED, (6... cece ee BPS\naddiction, are people who smoke NOT ADDICTED............-22.02-+-23\ncigarettes regularly throughout DON'T KNOW/REFUSED,.............10\nthe day addicted or not\naddicted?\n\n42, How hard is it for someone who VERY EASY... 0.0 cee eect ee ee 3S\nsmokes regularly to quit on NOT EASY BUT POSSIBLE...........69\ntheir own -- very easy, not POSSIBLE WITH HELP FROM OTHERS. .17\neasy but possible, possible ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP........9\nonly with help from others, DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............3\nalmost impossible to do even\nwith help from others?\n\n| Some people say there are good reasons to increase taxes on cigarettes to\nproduce effective change. Other people disagree, saying the reason is not\ngood because it will be ineffective. For each of the reasons for increasing\ntaxes on cigarettes that I read to you, please tell me whether you think it\n\nis a good effective reason or if it is ineffective and not a good reason to\n\nincrease taxes on cigarettes?\n\n43. Increasing taxes on cigarettes GOOD/EFFECTIVE, 0... ccc eee BoE\nwill raise more money for the INEFFECTIVE/NOT GOOD. ... 2.6545. +56\ngovernment to deal with DON'T KNOW... 2. 2. eee 12\nsocicty's problems.\n\n44. Increasing taxes on cigarettes GOOD/EFFECTIVE...,......026+4.-.25%\nwill reduce the amount of INEFFECTIVE/NOT GOOD...........64\ncigarettes adults smoke\u2019 by DON'T KNOW... .....00.2....2.0..-71\nmaking it more expensive.\n\na\n\noh\n\n3\n\n\u00a9\n\nx\n_________ Source: https://www.industrydocuments.u", "img_54962.png": "4\n\n40. If someone says that he or she is addicted to something, what. does that\nmean to you? (PROBE FULLY, WRITE IN ALL MENTIONS)\n\nNOTE: These are summary of major first mention xesponses:\nDependency (51%) Tabacco Dependency (5%)\nNo will/ Self Control (4%)\n\n41. According to your definition of ADDICTED, (6... cece ee BPS\naddiction, are people who smoke NOT ADDICTED............-22.02-+-23\ncigarettes regularly throughout DON'T KNOW/REFUSED,.............10\nthe day addicted or not\naddicted?\n\n42, How hard is it for someone who VERY EASY... 0.0 cee eect ee ee 3S\nsmokes regularly to quit on NOT EASY BUT POSSIBLE...........69\ntheir own -- very easy, not POSSIBLE WITH HELP FROM OTHERS. .17\neasy but possible, possible ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP........9\nonly with help from others, DON'T KNOW/REFUSED...............3\nalmost impossible to do even\nwith help from others?\n\n| Some people say there are good reasons to increase taxes on cigarettes to\nproduce effective change. Other people disagree, saying the reason is not\ngood because it will be ineffective. For each of the reasons for increasing\ntaxes on cigarettes that I read to you, please tell me whether you think it\n\nis a good effective reason or if it is ineffective and not a good reason to\n\nincrease taxes on cigarettes?\n\n43. Increasing taxes on cigarettes GOOD/EFFECTIVE, 0... ccc eee BoE\nwill raise more money for the INEFFECTIVE/NOT GOOD. ... 2.6545. +56\ngovernment to deal with DON'T KNOW... 2. 2. eee 12\nsocicty's problems.\n\n44. Increasing taxes on cigarettes GOOD/EFFECTIVE...,......026+4.-.25%\nwill reduce the amount of INEFFECTIVE/NOT GOOD...........64\ncigarettes adults smoke\u2019 by DON'T KNOW... .....00.2....2.0..-71\nmaking it more expensive.\n\na\n\noh\n\n3\n\n\u00a9\n\nx\n_________ Source: https://www.industrydocuments.u", "img_60740.png": "ea FRASER-UNIVERSITY. 600\nBURNABY 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA Cae\nDr. E. W. Bahlstep > 80\nKinesiology Stifies 1979\n! 8.\nDr. Robert E, Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\n4550 Scott Avenue\nWashington University School of Medicine\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nU.S.A.\nASYolU] cexcwee alu ep /AnVAW Aven arelBls}iavce(efere|aa\\a\\ajesmu[es) mare [0/0 [elexcysare [ere | @-eard", "img_60743.png": "ea FRASER-UNIVERSITY. 600\nBURNABY 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA Cae\nDr. E. W. Bahlstep > 80\nKinesiology Stifies 1979\n! 8.\nDr. Robert E, Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\n4550 Scott Avenue\nWashington University School of Medicine\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nU.S.A.\nASYolU] cexcwee alu ep /AnVAW Aven arelBls}iavce(efere|aa\\a\\ajesmu[es) mare [0/0 [elexcysare [ere | @-eard", "img_60744.png": "ea FRASER-UNIVERSITY. 600\nBURNABY 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA Cae\nDr. E. W. Bahlstep > 80\nKinesiology Stifies 1979\n! 8.\nDr. Robert E, Shank\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\n4550 Scott Avenue\nWashington University School of Medicine\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nU.S.A.\nASYolU] cexcwee alu ep /AnVAW Aven arelBls}iavce(efere|aa\\a\\ajesmu[es) mare [0/0 [elexcysare [ere | @-eard", "img_56601.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56602.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56603.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56604.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56605.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56606.png": "a eeeSLS_\u2014\u201c\u2014_\"\u201d\nSecurity on Self Service Carton Merchandisers (Continued)\nLobby Versus End Cap Fixtures Ralph's, Los Angeles - 1985\nTested in-line lobby fixture with sliding windows against a flex end cap\nfixture with sliding windows security. The method of pack merchandising used\nis unclear from test documents.\nResults\nCarton shrink was slightly higher (3.9% of movement) with the end cap\nlocation than with the lobby location (3.3% of movement).\nPack shrink was comparable with both carton methods - 5.0% of movement with\n| end cap versus 4.7% of movement with the lobby location.\nCarton sales were 4.0% higher with the end cap location compared to the\nlobby location.\nwn\ne\nWw\nwW\noo\nn\nn\n31 \u201d", "img_56882.png": "ee eee eeeesSsSseneeeesS,, SSS\n, . Permanent Counter Displays (Continued)\nPCD Configurations Time Savers, New Orleans - 1977\nTested three different PCD configurations with varying capacities. Objective\nwas to determine which generated the highest share for displayed brands.\n1. A continuous counter display (original PCD) with add-on units. Capacity\nwas 101 packs.\n2. A four sided rotating display (pack spinner) capacity was 118 packs.\n3. A smaller display with capacity for 30 packs.\nEach display was loaded with various styles of VANTAGE, MORE and/or NOW.\nResults\nShare of market for the displayed items was 3.6% under each of the\nconfigurations tested.\nTotal cigarette sales were not significantly different for each\nconfiguration.\nPCD Effectiveness Bonded Oi1, Dayton - 1977\nTested the effect of having PCD\u2019s present on total RJR sales. A single PCD\nwith a capacity of 104 packs was used in the test.\nResults\nSales of brand styles loaded on the PCD were 5.8% higher than when the PCD\nwas not used.\nIncremental sales of display brand styles (purchases by smokers who did not\nclaim the display brands as their usual brand) was 2.7% higher with a PCD\npresent.\nTotal cigarette category sales increased 0.3% with displays (not\nsignificant).\nwn\nw\nwW\noo\na\nwn\noe\nwo\n5\nsrc aaa aaa casas eaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasisadaasaaaaaaaaaacasacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacaacaaaaaaaaauacssmssascccmaccscasascsa", "img_56883.png": "ee eee eeeesSsSseneeeesS,, SSS\n, . Permanent Counter Displays (Continued)\nPCD Configurations Time Savers, New Orleans - 1977\nTested three different PCD configurations with varying capacities. Objective\nwas to determine which generated the highest share for displayed brands.\n1. A continuous counter display (original PCD) with add-on units. Capacity\nwas 101 packs.\n2. A four sided rotating display (pack spinner) capacity was 118 packs.\n3. A smaller display with capacity for 30 packs.\nEach display was loaded with various styles of VANTAGE, MORE and/or NOW.\nResults\nShare of market for the displayed items was 3.6% under each of the\nconfigurations tested.\nTotal cigarette sales were not significantly different for each\nconfiguration.\nPCD Effectiveness Bonded Oi1, Dayton - 1977\nTested the effect of having PCD\u2019s present on total RJR sales. A single PCD\nwith a capacity of 104 packs was used in the test.\nResults\nSales of brand styles loaded on the PCD were 5.8% higher than when the PCD\nwas not used.\nIncremental sales of display brand styles (purchases by smokers who did not\nclaim the display brands as their usual brand) was 2.7% higher with a PCD\npresent.\nTotal cigarette category sales increased 0.3% with displays (not\nsignificant).\nwn\nw\nwW\noo\na\nwn\noe\nwo\n5\nsrc aaa aaa casas eaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasisadaasaaaaaaaaaacasacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacaacaaaaaaaaauacssmssascccmaccscasascsa", "img_56885.png": "ee eee eeeesSsSseneeeesS,, SSS\n, . Permanent Counter Displays (Continued)\nPCD Configurations Time Savers, New Orleans - 1977\nTested three different PCD configurations with varying capacities. Objective\nwas to determine which generated the highest share for displayed brands.\n1. A continuous counter display (original PCD) with add-on units. Capacity\nwas 101 packs.\n2. A four sided rotating display (pack spinner) capacity was 118 packs.\n3. A smaller display with capacity for 30 packs.\nEach display was loaded with various styles of VANTAGE, MORE and/or NOW.\nResults\nShare of market for the displayed items was 3.6% under each of the\nconfigurations tested.\nTotal cigarette sales were not significantly different for each\nconfiguration.\nPCD Effectiveness Bonded Oi1, Dayton - 1977\nTested the effect of having PCD\u2019s present on total RJR sales. A single PCD\nwith a capacity of 104 packs was used in the test.\nResults\nSales of brand styles loaded on the PCD were 5.8% higher than when the PCD\nwas not used.\nIncremental sales of display brand styles (purchases by smokers who did not\nclaim the display brands as their usual brand) was 2.7% higher with a PCD\npresent.\nTotal cigarette category sales increased 0.3% with displays (not\nsignificant).\nwn\nw\nwW\noo\na\nwn\noe\nwo\n5\nsrc aaa aaa casas eaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasisadaasaaaaaaaaaacasacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacaacaaaaaaaaauacssmssascccmaccscasascsa", "img_56886.png": "ee eee eeeesSsSseneeeesS,, SSS\n, . Permanent Counter Displays (Continued)\nPCD Configurations Time Savers, New Orleans - 1977\nTested three different PCD configurations with varying capacities. Objective\nwas to determine which generated the highest share for displayed brands.\n1. A continuous counter display (original PCD) with add-on units. Capacity\nwas 101 packs.\n2. A four sided rotating display (pack spinner) capacity was 118 packs.\n3. A smaller display with capacity for 30 packs.\nEach display was loaded with various styles of VANTAGE, MORE and/or NOW.\nResults\nShare of market for the displayed items was 3.6% under each of the\nconfigurations tested.\nTotal cigarette sales were not significantly different for each\nconfiguration.\nPCD Effectiveness Bonded Oi1, Dayton - 1977\nTested the effect of having PCD\u2019s present on total RJR sales. A single PCD\nwith a capacity of 104 packs was used in the test.\nResults\nSales of brand styles loaded on the PCD were 5.8% higher than when the PCD\nwas not used.\nIncremental sales of display brand styles (purchases by smokers who did not\nclaim the display brands as their usual brand) was 2.7% higher with a PCD\npresent.\nTotal cigarette category sales increased 0.3% with displays (not\nsignificant).\nwn\nw\nwW\noo\na\nwn\noe\nwo\n5\nsrc aaa aaa casas eaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadasisadaasaaaaaaaaaacasacaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacaacaaaaaaaaauacssmssascccmaccscasascsa", "img_56557.png": "nai eEeEeSeE\n, Pack Fixtures In Supermarkets\nResearch Conclusions\nThe results of tests conducted on pack merchandising methods the last 13 years\nyield one consistent result:\nRJR pack sales and share of pack sales are maximized with a strong presence\nat the checkout.\nPack fixtures incorporated into checklane merchandising for other categories\ngenerate higher sales and share than front-end fixtures not part of the\ncheckout. Beltline racks, universal merchandisers and express checklane\ndisplays (in conjunction with another industry fixture) will generally yield\nhigher RJR sales and share than centralized spinners or gondola end frames.\nResearch Results\nThree major package merchandising tests involving various pack fixtures and\nlocations in supermarkets have been completed. The objective of each test was\nto identify the method that yielded the highest RJR share and total category\npack sales. Attempts were made to measure pack shrink in two of the tests,\nbut results were unreliable.\nUPM\u2019s Versus CPM\u2019s Von's, Los Angeles - 1990\nTest objective was to determine the financial value to RJR of having RJR\npackage fixtures in a major chain versus Philip Morris\u2019 package fixtures. RJR\ncentralized and universal package fixtures were tested against Philip Morris\ncentralized fixtures. RJR\u2019s universal fixtures included flighted pack\npromotion using promotional toppers of the fixtures. RJR load plans placed\nRJR brands in the top section of each fixture, while RJR brands were located\nat the bottom of the Philip Morris fixture. Two centralized fixtures were\nused in each store and located near the first and last checkouts. Two\nuniversal fixtures were used in each store, located at an express checkout and\na frequently used regular checkout.\nResults\nRJR centralized versus PM centralized:\nRJR\u2019s share of pack sales was a significant 3.9 share points higher with\nthe RUR fixtures.\nThere was no significant change in total category pack volume.\nThere was no difference in RJR share of total cigarette sales (packs and\ncartons) when either the RJR or PM spinner was used. w\noo\nWw\nao\na\nwn\nwo\nbb\n7", "img_56558.png": "nai eEeEeSeE\n, Pack Fixtures In Supermarkets\nResearch Conclusions\nThe results of tests conducted on pack merchandising methods the last 13 years\nyield one consistent result:\nRJR pack sales and share of pack sales are maximized with a strong presence\nat the checkout.\nPack fixtures incorporated into checklane merchandising for other categories\ngenerate higher sales and share than front-end fixtures not part of the\ncheckout. Beltline racks, universal merchandisers and express checklane\ndisplays (in conjunction with another industry fixture) will generally yield\nhigher RJR sales and share than centralized spinners or gondola end frames.\nResearch Results\nThree major package merchandising tests involving various pack fixtures and\nlocations in supermarkets have been completed. The objective of each test was\nto identify the method that yielded the highest RJR share and total category\npack sales. Attempts were made to measure pack shrink in two of the tests,\nbut results were unreliable.\nUPM\u2019s Versus CPM\u2019s Von's, Los Angeles - 1990\nTest objective was to determine the financial value to RJR of having RJR\npackage fixtures in a major chain versus Philip Morris\u2019 package fixtures. RJR\ncentralized and universal package fixtures were tested against Philip Morris\ncentralized fixtures. RJR\u2019s universal fixtures included flighted pack\npromotion using promotional toppers of the fixtures. RJR load plans placed\nRJR brands in the top section of each fixture, while RJR brands were located\nat the bottom of the Philip Morris fixture. Two centralized fixtures were\nused in each store and located near the first and last checkouts. Two\nuniversal fixtures were used in each store, located at an express checkout and\na frequently used regular checkout.\nResults\nRJR centralized versus PM centralized:\nRJR\u2019s share of pack sales was a significant 3.9 share points higher with\nthe RUR fixtures.\nThere was no significant change in total category pack volume.\nThere was no difference in RJR share of total cigarette sales (packs and\ncartons) when either the RJR or PM spinner was used. w\noo\nWw\nao\na\nwn\nwo\nbb\n7", "img_56559.png": "nai eEeEeSeE\n, Pack Fixtures In Supermarkets\nResearch Conclusions\nThe results of tests conducted on pack merchandising methods the last 13 years\nyield one consistent result:\nRJR pack sales and share of pack sales are maximized with a strong presence\nat the checkout.\nPack fixtures incorporated into checklane merchandising for other categories\ngenerate higher sales and share than front-end fixtures not part of the\ncheckout. Beltline racks, universal merchandisers and express checklane\ndisplays (in conjunction with another industry fixture) will generally yield\nhigher RJR sales and share than centralized spinners or gondola end frames.\nResearch Results\nThree major package merchandising tests involving various pack fixtures and\nlocations in supermarkets have been completed. The objective of each test was\nto identify the method that yielded the highest RJR share and total category\npack sales. Attempts were made to measure pack shrink in two of the tests,\nbut results were unreliable.\nUPM\u2019s Versus CPM\u2019s Von's, Los Angeles - 1990\nTest objective was to determine the financial value to RJR of having RJR\npackage fixtures in a major chain versus Philip Morris\u2019 package fixtures. RJR\ncentralized and universal package fixtures were tested against Philip Morris\ncentralized fixtures. RJR\u2019s universal fixtures included flighted pack\npromotion using promotional toppers of the fixtures. RJR load plans placed\nRJR brands in the top section of each fixture, while RJR brands were located\nat the bottom of the Philip Morris fixture. Two centralized fixtures were\nused in each store and located near the first and last checkouts. Two\nuniversal fixtures were used in each store, located at an express checkout and\na frequently used regular checkout.\nResults\nRJR centralized versus PM centralized:\nRJR\u2019s share of pack sales was a significant 3.9 share points higher with\nthe RUR fixtures.\nThere was no significant change in total category pack volume.\nThere was no difference in RJR share of total cigarette sales (packs and\ncartons) when either the RJR or PM spinner was used. w\noo\nWw\nao\na\nwn\nwo\nbb\n7", "img_56560.png": "nai eEeEeSeE\n, Pack Fixtures In Supermarkets\nResearch Conclusions\nThe results of tests conducted on pack merchandising methods the last 13 years\nyield one consistent result:\nRJR pack sales and share of pack sales are maximized with a strong presence\nat the checkout.\nPack fixtures incorporated into checklane merchandising for other categories\ngenerate higher sales and share than front-end fixtures not part of the\ncheckout. Beltline racks, universal merchandisers and express checklane\ndisplays (in conjunction with another industry fixture) will generally yield\nhigher RJR sales and share than centralized spinners or gondola end frames.\nResearch Results\nThree major package merchandising tests involving various pack fixtures and\nlocations in supermarkets have been completed. The objective of each test was\nto identify the method that yielded the highest RJR share and total category\npack sales. Attempts were made to measure pack shrink in two of the tests,\nbut results were unreliable.\nUPM\u2019s Versus CPM\u2019s Von's, Los Angeles - 1990\nTest objective was to determine the financial value to RJR of having RJR\npackage fixtures in a major chain versus Philip Morris\u2019 package fixtures. RJR\ncentralized and universal package fixtures were tested against Philip Morris\ncentralized fixtures. RJR\u2019s universal fixtures included flighted pack\npromotion using promotional toppers of the fixtures. RJR load plans placed\nRJR brands in the top section of each fixture, while RJR brands were located\nat the bottom of the Philip Morris fixture. Two centralized fixtures were\nused in each store and located near the first and last checkouts. Two\nuniversal fixtures were used in each store, located at an express checkout and\na frequently used regular checkout.\nResults\nRJR centralized versus PM centralized:\nRJR\u2019s share of pack sales was a significant 3.9 share points higher with\nthe RUR fixtures.\nThere was no significant change in total category pack volume.\nThere was no difference in RJR share of total cigarette sales (packs and\ncartons) when either the RJR or PM spinner was used. w\noo\nWw\nao\na\nwn\nwo\nbb\n7", "img_50538.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50539.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50541.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50716.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50717.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50718.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50719.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50720.png": ". . PAGE 2 .\nAppendix | - Results of Method Development Project Survey\nboars [| mene\nPROJECT CUSTOMER __|PRIORITY MONTHS. NEEDED\nee ete eee Ee OSS\u201c \u201c SS\n[Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK || EC 93 [GPC CostReduction\nIMACON QA Flavor/Concentrate Methods | KAKO . 7 | CMAR94 [Project T/Ci/ Prod. Qual./Consistency\n[Develop Filter Hardness Method = SC*~dSC\u201c(\u2018;#SXKRKK | CG. Ci\u2018HS\u2014C*dSC CS JUN 94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition \u2014|\n[Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method CT CKRK OFT UN94 [Benchmark Standard VS Competition |\n[Replace Flex Tester CT CMETH DEV [1ST Improve ExistingMethod\njateron Tobacea | MET EY | tale\nMETH DEV 2. _4_|____mprove Existing RAA Sugar Method _|\n[RAA tnoganictons METH EV | 4 Ti mprove Lab Produetivi\nptae.Ges Elgeativencenvate Methods Tf MARGS TProject FICh Pros, QusliCowitengy\n[Automate HFP Sample Prep [ RHHiDWe) [| 200 3 ec og\n{Quantate HEP for Tebaceo \u2014\u2014________{_nuuipwe) {2 __i2___}_b8\u00a2 83_{ci/Domestie PO__.... |\nJAutomate DS Scan Sample Prep | SRHH(DWE) |. ASAP |\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Sean for Tobacco | \u00abSRHHIDWC) [3 TASAP ch\n|Automate/Quantitate Teabags SRHHIDWC) |\nRRB 1.0 [ASAP |STP/DOMESTICPD i\nPAA Niite-on Tebecco/Snutf \u2014\u2014_\u2014___{__anp_} _a.g__/}____ [Domestic Po/inesmations|\u2018Superiodty__.\n[Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco | RBG ASAP _|STPtProd Improvement, Domestic PD)\nGC Method for Snuff Flavors RRB 5.0 4 | ASAP __ |STP(Domestic PD)\niC) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff | RB | ASAP [Domestic PD me\nICV) Oven Moisture for STP RAB | 7 Support Existing Business, Domestic PO .\n[Quantitate HFP for Tobacco | RB LBC, Domestic PD .\nuate eay on Sriath RB.\nJAN 94 [Domestic PD/international/Superiarit\n[(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON) Cid RB OT improve Lab Productivi\n[RAA Organic Tobacco Acids C~\u2014\u201c\u2018S3WS!W!WUOC\\W;COOARBSUOU|OUOUOI2Q)~)\u00a9~=612)~\u2014Sid| ~S JUNG Domestic PD/International/Superiorit:\n[HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco Cid ARB OT Domestic PD/internationl\n[wismote Ol ndimetien\u2019sep Be te Superiority/QC/Competitive Analysis/Research\nARB 15.0 4 san ga See {Domestic FO\nIRAA Sugars in Casings (F,G.SM) CT RBOT 2 ANG\nCi [Sandfinorganics in Tobacco, SSSSSCSC\u2014~\u2014CSCSCSSSRAB | | _\u2014\u00ab(Superiority/Domestic PO/intermational\nI Co HEN Acataldehyde in Smoke ________|_som__{_.__4_{_8\u20ac.83 \u2014_[Superionty\n\u00a92 [ouantitate HFP for tobacco \u2014\u2014S\u2014SCS~CS SS SCM | 2 2 \u00ab| 8\nR [Automate HFP Sample Prep CC*~dSC\u201c\u2018#$S SCM] JUN 9G\nS (Vi Triglycer/Butterfaton Tobacco SM\nos\nBc = current . *NMD1 = STH Replacement, GC-MSD\n*V = Method Validation * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n* NMD3 = VLG Replacement", "img_50503.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50504.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50505.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50506.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50507.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50508.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50509.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_50510.png": "Appendix IIA\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan .\n\nPROJECTS COMMITTED TO DO . CUSTOMER PRIORITY MONTHS | LEADER\n\n_\u2014_ po\n1. CV HCN/Acetaldehyda in Smoke NMD2\nj3.PackSealvsMTVA KAR a\n4, RAA Lancaster Glycerin. CST GG .\nib-RAAHCNiAcetaldehyde SCM IG :\noe eee\n7. RAA Lancaster Sugars pogo a :\n|\n[9.RAA Lancaster Phosphate GTi\n[1O.HAA LancasterAmmonia | LG i\n(14. (C) HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff KW FY |\n[12.(ChNicotineforSTP RAB Te\n[16.{C,V) Oven Moisture forSTP KM at TVve\n17. Revise Hot Water Extractables [ ooKMWwo TT\n78. RAA Ammonia on Tabacco Blends, Grades, Recon KM G4 ViG\n19. Quantitate HFP for Tobacco __ _. _ RHHiDWCi 12 NMDt\n20. Optimize/Standardize In-Cig. Obj. Stem Method [| KRK z2qG 3 | FY\n21. Quantitate HFP for tobacco . [scm 22 NMI |\n22. Finish Quantitation of DS Scan for Tobacco cee __4 OLG 2 DCH\n23. Automate HFP Sample Prep a RHH{DWC} 20 3 | NMD2 |\n24. RAA Nitrite on Tobacco/Snuft aw . RRB nee 2.0 4. VLG\n25. {C) RAA Urea, Glycerin (RECONT - ___KMW . 2.1 a\n26. Automated pH for Tobacco/RECON KMW 2.2] 4\n27, Automated RAA Sample Prep Kw BCH\n(28, HP Automated Sample Prep Feasibility for Megabore | | CKMW Ta CH\n[29. Automate DS Scan Sample Prep TT RHHIDWY 8. CH\n[30. Standardize WTS OBJ. Stem Method SCS SSCXAK S| 3. \u00ab| NM _|\n[37. {C) Methods Physical Properties Tabacco (TA, Instron) | UG\n(32. Re-evaluate CTS-400 Performance, TAM BNI |\n(33, RoboticReconBasewWr. KM Ba CH\n(34. DAPinMGC-Ot7 AMT We |\n[35. Develop Better Cut Width Measurement Method | KRK |S NMD2 |\nFY.\nVLG i\nTv8 |\nVLG\nJ40.RAAPGonTobacco AMT\nNMD3_\n43. Automate/Quantitate Teabag RHIC) TOTTI |\n44, RAA Phosphate on Paper ne [ KMW 2 NMS]\n45. (Vi Megabore Men/Tip/Tob Sec {AM TB\n46. (C} HPLC For Licorice On Wet Snuff ; RRBC\u2018\u00e9dL;#:UNR\u2019#HNRNN BQEs\u2014Ciwsa2]s\u201d~ss\u00e9\u2018iL;SCSFY=CS!\n47. Smoke Ammonia ~ ty NMD1_}\n48. (V) Puff by Puff AM [6.3] 4 ND\n49. AAA Sugars in Casings (F,G,S,M) __ }\u2014\u2014AM __{ __7. 2. NMD3._|\n80. (CVI Oven Moisture for STP RAS.\n51. Finish HPLC Lic/Co\u00a2 for Cigarette Tobacco : [AMT COSC*SHCS*~\u201c\u2018\u00e9\u2018LSCSTVBBS*CO\u2018*dS\nIS2.(C)RAA Urea, Glycerin(RECON} ABO TOOT CLG\n14.0 NMD1\n4 qa DCH\n12 | NMD2\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n*V = Validation * NMB2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n*C = Current * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\n9703634936\nht", "img_303.png": "Appendix IIB\n\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan\n\nF R&D PROJECT\n\nPROJECTS TO BE DELEGATED OR DROPPED CUSTOMER PRIORITY | MONTHS LEADER\n\n1. Replace Flex Tester METHDEV | 1.90 #26 | FY\n\n2. Water on Tobacco METH DEV [ 20 4 | TVB\n\n3. Develop Filter Hardness Method AM\n\n|4. RAA Starch on Tobacco METH DEV 3. 4 | NMD3 |\n\n5, R&D Smoke vs ISO Method for H20/Nicotine 4.0.3. |_NMD2\n\n6. RAA Inorganic lons METH DEV qo 8 | NMD3 |\n\n7. Develop Filter Hardness Method KRK _ Oo 4 #x| FY |\n\n8. Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method KRK\n\n9. Water Activity on Snuff - RRB | So 9 CSTV CY\n\n10. Instron Tob. Firmness/Fill Value AM [100 #8 | FY |\n\n11. RAA Organic Tobacco Acids 12.9 12, NMD3 |\n\n12. HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco ee 13.0 4 | TVB |\n\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n. . * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n\nul * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\nat\n\u00b0\noo\n& |\na\nipa\nGs\n~I", "img_304.png": "Appendix IIB\n\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan\n\nF R&D PROJECT\n\nPROJECTS TO BE DELEGATED OR DROPPED CUSTOMER PRIORITY | MONTHS LEADER\n\n1. Replace Flex Tester METHDEV | 1.90 #26 | FY\n\n2. Water on Tobacco METH DEV [ 20 4 | TVB\n\n3. Develop Filter Hardness Method AM\n\n|4. RAA Starch on Tobacco METH DEV 3. 4 | NMD3 |\n\n5, R&D Smoke vs ISO Method for H20/Nicotine 4.0.3. |_NMD2\n\n6. RAA Inorganic lons METH DEV qo 8 | NMD3 |\n\n7. Develop Filter Hardness Method KRK _ Oo 4 #x| FY |\n\n8. Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method KRK\n\n9. Water Activity on Snuff - RRB | So 9 CSTV CY\n\n10. Instron Tob. Firmness/Fill Value AM [100 #8 | FY |\n\n11. RAA Organic Tobacco Acids 12.9 12, NMD3 |\n\n12. HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco ee 13.0 4 | TVB |\n\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n. . * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n\nul * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\nat\n\u00b0\noo\n& |\na\nipa\nGs\n~I", "img_305.png": "Appendix IIB\n\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan\n\nF R&D PROJECT\n\nPROJECTS TO BE DELEGATED OR DROPPED CUSTOMER PRIORITY | MONTHS LEADER\n\n1. Replace Flex Tester METHDEV | 1.90 #26 | FY\n\n2. Water on Tobacco METH DEV [ 20 4 | TVB\n\n3. Develop Filter Hardness Method AM\n\n|4. RAA Starch on Tobacco METH DEV 3. 4 | NMD3 |\n\n5, R&D Smoke vs ISO Method for H20/Nicotine 4.0.3. |_NMD2\n\n6. RAA Inorganic lons METH DEV qo 8 | NMD3 |\n\n7. Develop Filter Hardness Method KRK _ Oo 4 #x| FY |\n\n8. Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method KRK\n\n9. Water Activity on Snuff - RRB | So 9 CSTV CY\n\n10. Instron Tob. Firmness/Fill Value AM [100 #8 | FY |\n\n11. RAA Organic Tobacco Acids 12.9 12, NMD3 |\n\n12. HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco ee 13.0 4 | TVB |\n\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n. . * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n\nul * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\nat\n\u00b0\noo\n& |\na\nipa\nGs\n~I", "img_307.png": "Appendix IIB\n\nMethods Development Two-Year Project Plan\n\nF R&D PROJECT\n\nPROJECTS TO BE DELEGATED OR DROPPED CUSTOMER PRIORITY | MONTHS LEADER\n\n1. Replace Flex Tester METHDEV | 1.90 #26 | FY\n\n2. Water on Tobacco METH DEV [ 20 4 | TVB\n\n3. Develop Filter Hardness Method AM\n\n|4. RAA Starch on Tobacco METH DEV 3. 4 | NMD3 |\n\n5, R&D Smoke vs ISO Method for H20/Nicotine 4.0.3. |_NMD2\n\n6. RAA Inorganic lons METH DEV qo 8 | NMD3 |\n\n7. Develop Filter Hardness Method KRK _ Oo 4 #x| FY |\n\n8. Develop Hot Collapse Hardness Method KRK\n\n9. Water Activity on Snuff - RRB | So 9 CSTV CY\n\n10. Instron Tob. Firmness/Fill Value AM [100 #8 | FY |\n\n11. RAA Organic Tobacco Acids 12.9 12, NMD3 |\n\n12. HPLC Methoprene Method for Tobacco ee 13.0 4 | TVB |\n\n* NMD1 = STH Replacement\n. . * NMD2 = Robotics/Analytical Chemist\n\nul * NMD3 = VLG Replacement\nat\n\u00b0\noo\n& |\na\nipa\nGs\n~I", "img_62332.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62334.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62336.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62340.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62342.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62349.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_62351.png": "ad 2 ae\nSCHEDULE FOR THE VISIT OF DR. ARTHUR NELSON (CONT.\nSeptember 13\n1:30 - 2:00 p.m. \u201c Miss Isabelle Bohman, Assistant Professor and\nAssociate Director, Program in Physical Therapy\n2:00 - 2:30 p.m. =/Miss\u00bb Barbara Nash, Assistant Professor of\nPhysical Therapy\n2. 30m] (300) pois pic. Jerivwaeonnson,. Processor, and. Director sot tthe\nProgram in Occupational Therapy\n3:00 - 4:00 p.m. -/Dr. Maxwell Cowan, Professor and Head of the\nDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology\n4:00 p.m. - Dr. Sven Eliasson,. Professor of Neurology,\nAssociate Medical Director of the Irene Walter\nJohnson Institute of Rehabilitation\nTO AIRPORT\nRSYoyel cerapar alii ols ANU Aver arele\\siiavze(oYel6|pal=iajsmelesyer=6|0/,elelesia lain 16", "img_63755.png": "ont P\nWALL\nROOM TYPES EQUIPMENT REMARKS\nBases & Desk Uphol.\nChair Frames Table Tops\n\n539 15 Miller\n544 3 Blue Miller\n545 10x B.T. WH BLA\n547 2x Biue WH BLA\n548 2x Blue BLA\n549 2x B.T. BLA\n550 2x B.T. BLA\n551 2x Blue BLA\n552 2x Blue WH BLA\n554 2x B.T; WH BLA\n555 2x B.T. BLA\n556 2x B.T. BLA\n557 2x B.T. BLA\n558 2x BT: BLA\n559 x B.T. WH BLA\n561 7 B.T. : BLA\n\n5A 10 B.Ts WAL PAR\n\n12s", "img_63756.png": "ont P\nWALL\nROOM TYPES EQUIPMENT REMARKS\nBases & Desk Uphol.\nChair Frames Table Tops\n\n539 15 Miller\n544 3 Blue Miller\n545 10x B.T. WH BLA\n547 2x Biue WH BLA\n548 2x Blue BLA\n549 2x B.T. BLA\n550 2x B.T. BLA\n551 2x Blue BLA\n552 2x Blue WH BLA\n554 2x B.T; WH BLA\n555 2x B.T. BLA\n556 2x B.T. BLA\n557 2x B.T. BLA\n558 2x BT: BLA\n559 x B.T. WH BLA\n561 7 B.T. : BLA\n\n5A 10 B.Ts WAL PAR\n\n12s", "img_63758.png": "ont P\nWALL\nROOM TYPES EQUIPMENT REMARKS\nBases & Desk Uphol.\nChair Frames Table Tops\n\n539 15 Miller\n544 3 Blue Miller\n545 10x B.T. WH BLA\n547 2x Biue WH BLA\n548 2x Blue BLA\n549 2x B.T. BLA\n550 2x B.T. BLA\n551 2x Blue BLA\n552 2x Blue WH BLA\n554 2x B.T; WH BLA\n555 2x B.T. BLA\n556 2x B.T. BLA\n557 2x B.T. BLA\n558 2x BT: BLA\n559 x B.T. WH BLA\n561 7 B.T. : BLA\n\n5A 10 B.Ts WAL PAR\n\n12s", "img_63760.png": "ont P\nWALL\nROOM TYPES EQUIPMENT REMARKS\nBases & Desk Uphol.\nChair Frames Table Tops\n\n539 15 Miller\n544 3 Blue Miller\n545 10x B.T. WH BLA\n547 2x Biue WH BLA\n548 2x Blue BLA\n549 2x B.T. BLA\n550 2x B.T. BLA\n551 2x Blue BLA\n552 2x Blue WH BLA\n554 2x B.T; WH BLA\n555 2x B.T. BLA\n556 2x B.T. BLA\n557 2x B.T. BLA\n558 2x BT: BLA\n559 x B.T. WH BLA\n561 7 B.T. : BLA\n\n5A 10 B.Ts WAL PAR\n\n12s", "img_63762.png": "ont P\nWALL\nROOM TYPES EQUIPMENT REMARKS\nBases & Desk Uphol.\nChair Frames Table Tops\n\n539 15 Miller\n544 3 Blue Miller\n545 10x B.T. WH BLA\n547 2x Biue WH BLA\n548 2x Blue BLA\n549 2x B.T. BLA\n550 2x B.T. BLA\n551 2x Blue BLA\n552 2x Blue WH BLA\n554 2x B.T; WH BLA\n555 2x B.T. BLA\n556 2x B.T. BLA\n557 2x B.T. BLA\n558 2x BT: BLA\n559 x B.T. WH BLA\n561 7 B.T. : BLA\n\n5A 10 B.Ts WAL PAR\n\n12s", "img_63853.png": "GENERAL NOTES\nThis schedule supplements all other finish schedules. Sc\u00bb\nColor Coordination Schedule for wall colors and other\nfinishes, :\nAll items not shown on this or on other schedules will be\nexecuted as directed by the owner.\nAll metal and vinyl colors below are based on \"Steelcase\nCustom Finishes\", All table top colors below are\n\"Textolite\".\nSTEELCASE CUSTOM FINISHES\nSymbol: Metal Color:\nB.T. 580 Blond Tan\nBlue 966. Blue\nGrey 911 Grey\nA.H. 842 Autumn Haze\nM.G. 316 Mist Green\nSymbol : Textolite Color:\nWH TX 1400 White\nWAL TX 9503 Wainut\nSymbol: Vinyl Cclor:\nPAR 5861 Parchment\nDOV 5854 Dover\nBLA 5641 Black\n\u00able", "img_63855.png": "GENERAL NOTES\nThis schedule supplements all other finish schedules. Sc\u00bb\nColor Coordination Schedule for wall colors and other\nfinishes, :\nAll items not shown on this or on other schedules will be\nexecuted as directed by the owner.\nAll metal and vinyl colors below are based on \"Steelcase\nCustom Finishes\", All table top colors below are\n\"Textolite\".\nSTEELCASE CUSTOM FINISHES\nSymbol: Metal Color:\nB.T. 580 Blond Tan\nBlue 966. Blue\nGrey 911 Grey\nA.H. 842 Autumn Haze\nM.G. 316 Mist Green\nSymbol : Textolite Color:\nWH TX 1400 White\nWAL TX 9503 Wainut\nSymbol: Vinyl Cclor:\nPAR 5861 Parchment\nDOV 5854 Dover\nBLA 5641 Black\n\u00able", "img_63856.png": "GENERAL NOTES\nThis schedule supplements all other finish schedules. Sc\u00bb\nColor Coordination Schedule for wall colors and other\nfinishes, :\nAll items not shown on this or on other schedules will be\nexecuted as directed by the owner.\nAll metal and vinyl colors below are based on \"Steelcase\nCustom Finishes\", All table top colors below are\n\"Textolite\".\nSTEELCASE CUSTOM FINISHES\nSymbol: Metal Color:\nB.T. 580 Blond Tan\nBlue 966. Blue\nGrey 911 Grey\nA.H. 842 Autumn Haze\nM.G. 316 Mist Green\nSymbol : Textolite Color:\nWH TX 1400 White\nWAL TX 9503 Wainut\nSymbol: Vinyl Cclor:\nPAR 5861 Parchment\nDOV 5854 Dover\nBLA 5641 Black\n\u00able", "img_63857.png": "GENERAL NOTES\nThis schedule supplements all other finish schedules. Sc\u00bb\nColor Coordination Schedule for wall colors and other\nfinishes, :\nAll items not shown on this or on other schedules will be\nexecuted as directed by the owner.\nAll metal and vinyl colors below are based on \"Steelcase\nCustom Finishes\", All table top colors below are\n\"Textolite\".\nSTEELCASE CUSTOM FINISHES\nSymbol: Metal Color:\nB.T. 580 Blond Tan\nBlue 966. Blue\nGrey 911 Grey\nA.H. 842 Autumn Haze\nM.G. 316 Mist Green\nSymbol : Textolite Color:\nWH TX 1400 White\nWAL TX 9503 Wainut\nSymbol: Vinyl Cclor:\nPAR 5861 Parchment\nDOV 5854 Dover\nBLA 5641 Black\n\u00able", "img_63858.png": "GENERAL NOTES\nThis schedule supplements all other finish schedules. Sc\u00bb\nColor Coordination Schedule for wall colors and other\nfinishes, :\nAll items not shown on this or on other schedules will be\nexecuted as directed by the owner.\nAll metal and vinyl colors below are based on \"Steelcase\nCustom Finishes\", All table top colors below are\n\"Textolite\".\nSTEELCASE CUSTOM FINISHES\nSymbol: Metal Color:\nB.T. 580 Blond Tan\nBlue 966. Blue\nGrey 911 Grey\nA.H. 842 Autumn Haze\nM.G. 316 Mist Green\nSymbol : Textolite Color:\nWH TX 1400 White\nWAL TX 9503 Wainut\nSymbol: Vinyl Cclor:\nPAR 5861 Parchment\nDOV 5854 Dover\nBLA 5641 Black\n\u00able", "img_49075.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49077.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49078.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49079.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49080.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49081.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49082.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49083.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_49076.png": "fx Deis aan\u2019\n(Ve cS\n& 2a\nOns Lom iy\nee\n-) ) ;\n\\ vy, Gis } Dor,\nVv i ; TE\ndW. 9 uber? ee\nTe VV pera Unc DOPED\n| Wn oa te ; 4 5 y U Dee\n: Vi\nOIF ae", "img_62513.png": "Y\nStandard Form No. 1034a\u2014Revised IDO; Vou. Noss, 2. sotens San gncns non nceaen\n* Complrciler General U. 8. PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND\nee Ne am Ne aD SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Bus Vou. Nowe. aie ee ea\nFederal Trade Commission\n5S seta eT UE ers Ay ERM Soe ITE de Sap WE Po PA\nWash i ORB bogey or establishment) 3 1 7 6 5 ID BY\nVoucheripreparedratiee <= tte te wears Stet en eR NENG CN ean an\n(Give place and date)\nTHE UNITED STATES, Dr., Payee\u2019s Account No. _....\u2014\nTr Robert E. Shank M. D., Washington University School\nee Ne a SY OS ee re oe OE ee Se ee RS ee a\nof Medicine, St. Louis, W%8souri.\nNoagdpateof|DatsefDlny| Cte, nition mere eogeneg Redeat eons | qyggy| ee |__ MOU _\nDiscount Terms c ee Dollars itil eos\n2/4/65 |3/9/65 (Conference with Trial Attorneys\nlin Dollar Vitamin Plan, Inc., et\n1, Decket 8636, and Internationa\nil & Metals Corporation, et al,\nDocket 8637 ~ 1 day @ $25.00 25 PO\n/15/65 |Testified at hearing in Dockets\nPAYMENT: 8636 and 8637 -1 day @ $50.00\nComplete * ex day 50 oo\nPartial Oo ( FORWARD )\nFinal Oo Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary |\nSRpediber a aS ae ee Weight uals P Goverment BRNemeees or se leh Motalat ae a6\nx (Payee must NOT use this space)\n| Differences 2222. cca eee eee a ane eee\n3/17/65 pes ones seme\nAmount verified; correct for -_----.---|_____\u2014\u2014i|\nseeB (Signature or initials) nansennnnnmnnnnoneonesnncenennnnnnnnees\nContract No. Date oo) Reg No. Date Invoice Rec'd,\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional) 5\n| Check Noy one ane enna nnn dtd oan ance cnet Pacey fr Soeecenneeenenesceeecaceeeeconene{ om Treasurer of the United States in\nPaid by favor of payee named above.\nGash. $- oo ooo ep On emt ences A tes 2 eG s 16\u201422900a\u20144\nSfolU[ger-Ha alts OXSH/AN UNA Ae [Ulta VZ6 1 OL1U]apl=TalesM Ul ers) Mave 16),6(6\\ers)/ 01m ZelO aera", "img_62514.png": "Y\nStandard Form No. 1034a\u2014Revised IDO; Vou. Noss, 2. sotens San gncns non nceaen\n* Complrciler General U. 8. PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND\nee Ne am Ne aD SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Bus Vou. Nowe. aie ee ea\nFederal Trade Commission\n5S seta eT UE ers Ay ERM Soe ITE de Sap WE Po PA\nWash i ORB bogey or establishment) 3 1 7 6 5 ID BY\nVoucheripreparedratiee <= tte te wears Stet en eR NENG CN ean an\n(Give place and date)\nTHE UNITED STATES, Dr., Payee\u2019s Account No. _....\u2014\nTr Robert E. Shank M. D., Washington University School\nee Ne a SY OS ee re oe OE ee Se ee RS ee a\nof Medicine, St. Louis, W%8souri.\nNoagdpateof|DatsefDlny| Cte, nition mere eogeneg Redeat eons | qyggy| ee |__ MOU _\nDiscount Terms c ee Dollars itil eos\n2/4/65 |3/9/65 (Conference with Trial Attorneys\nlin Dollar Vitamin Plan, Inc., et\n1, Decket 8636, and Internationa\nil & Metals Corporation, et al,\nDocket 8637 ~ 1 day @ $25.00 25 PO\n/15/65 |Testified at hearing in Dockets\nPAYMENT: 8636 and 8637 -1 day @ $50.00\nComplete * ex day 50 oo\nPartial Oo ( FORWARD )\nFinal Oo Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary |\nSRpediber a aS ae ee Weight uals P Goverment BRNemeees or se leh Motalat ae a6\nx (Payee must NOT use this space)\n| Differences 2222. cca eee eee a ane eee\n3/17/65 pes ones seme\nAmount verified; correct for -_----.---|_____\u2014\u2014i|\nseeB (Signature or initials) nansennnnnmnnnnoneonesnncenennnnnnnnees\nContract No. Date oo) Reg No. Date Invoice Rec'd,\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional) 5\n| Check Noy one ane enna nnn dtd oan ance cnet Pacey fr Soeecenneeenenesceeecaceeeeconene{ om Treasurer of the United States in\nPaid by favor of payee named above.\nGash. $- oo ooo ep On emt ences A tes 2 eG s 16\u201422900a\u20144\nSfolU[ger-Ha alts OXSH/AN UNA Ae [Ulta VZ6 1 OL1U]apl=TalesM Ul ers) Mave 16),6(6\\ers)/ 01m ZelO aera", "img_62515.png": "Y\nStandard Form No. 1034a\u2014Revised IDO; Vou. Noss, 2. sotens San gncns non nceaen\n* Complrciler General U. 8. PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND\nee Ne am Ne aD SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Bus Vou. Nowe. aie ee ea\nFederal Trade Commission\n5S seta eT UE ers Ay ERM Soe ITE de Sap WE Po PA\nWash i ORB bogey or establishment) 3 1 7 6 5 ID BY\nVoucheripreparedratiee <= tte te wears Stet en eR NENG CN ean an\n(Give place and date)\nTHE UNITED STATES, Dr., Payee\u2019s Account No. _....\u2014\nTr Robert E. Shank M. D., Washington University School\nee Ne a SY OS ee re oe OE ee Se ee RS ee a\nof Medicine, St. Louis, W%8souri.\nNoagdpateof|DatsefDlny| Cte, nition mere eogeneg Redeat eons | qyggy| ee |__ MOU _\nDiscount Terms c ee Dollars itil eos\n2/4/65 |3/9/65 (Conference with Trial Attorneys\nlin Dollar Vitamin Plan, Inc., et\n1, Decket 8636, and Internationa\nil & Metals Corporation, et al,\nDocket 8637 ~ 1 day @ $25.00 25 PO\n/15/65 |Testified at hearing in Dockets\nPAYMENT: 8636 and 8637 -1 day @ $50.00\nComplete * ex day 50 oo\nPartial Oo ( FORWARD )\nFinal Oo Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary |\nSRpediber a aS ae ee Weight uals P Goverment BRNemeees or se leh Motalat ae a6\nx (Payee must NOT use this space)\n| Differences 2222. cca eee eee a ane eee\n3/17/65 pes ones seme\nAmount verified; correct for -_----.---|_____\u2014\u2014i|\nseeB (Signature or initials) nansennnnnmnnnnoneonesnncenennnnnnnnees\nContract No. Date oo) Reg No. Date Invoice Rec'd,\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional) 5\n| Check Noy one ane enna nnn dtd oan ance cnet Pacey fr Soeecenneeenenesceeecaceeeeconene{ om Treasurer of the United States in\nPaid by favor of payee named above.\nGash. $- oo ooo ep On emt ences A tes 2 eG s 16\u201422900a\u20144\nSfolU[ger-Ha alts OXSH/AN UNA Ae [Ulta VZ6 1 OL1U]apl=TalesM Ul ers) Mave 16),6(6\\ers)/ 01m ZelO aera", "img_62517.png": "Y\nStandard Form No. 1034a\u2014Revised IDO; Vou. Noss, 2. sotens San gncns non nceaen\n* Complrciler General U. 8. PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND\nee Ne am Ne aD SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Bus Vou. Nowe. aie ee ea\nFederal Trade Commission\n5S seta eT UE ers Ay ERM Soe ITE de Sap WE Po PA\nWash i ORB bogey or establishment) 3 1 7 6 5 ID BY\nVoucheripreparedratiee <= tte te wears Stet en eR NENG CN ean an\n(Give place and date)\nTHE UNITED STATES, Dr., Payee\u2019s Account No. _....\u2014\nTr Robert E. Shank M. D., Washington University School\nee Ne a SY OS ee re oe OE ee Se ee RS ee a\nof Medicine, St. Louis, W%8souri.\nNoagdpateof|DatsefDlny| Cte, nition mere eogeneg Redeat eons | qyggy| ee |__ MOU _\nDiscount Terms c ee Dollars itil eos\n2/4/65 |3/9/65 (Conference with Trial Attorneys\nlin Dollar Vitamin Plan, Inc., et\n1, Decket 8636, and Internationa\nil & Metals Corporation, et al,\nDocket 8637 ~ 1 day @ $25.00 25 PO\n/15/65 |Testified at hearing in Dockets\nPAYMENT: 8636 and 8637 -1 day @ $50.00\nComplete * ex day 50 oo\nPartial Oo ( FORWARD )\nFinal Oo Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary |\nSRpediber a aS ae ee Weight uals P Goverment BRNemeees or se leh Motalat ae a6\nx (Payee must NOT use this space)\n| Differences 2222. cca eee eee a ane eee\n3/17/65 pes ones seme\nAmount verified; correct for -_----.---|_____\u2014\u2014i|\nseeB (Signature or initials) nansennnnnmnnnnoneonesnncenennnnnnnnees\nContract No. Date oo) Reg No. Date Invoice Rec'd,\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional) 5\n| Check Noy one ane enna nnn dtd oan ance cnet Pacey fr Soeecenneeenenesceeecaceeeeconene{ om Treasurer of the United States in\nPaid by favor of payee named above.\nGash. $- oo ooo ep On emt ences A tes 2 eG s 16\u201422900a\u20144\nSfolU[ger-Ha alts OXSH/AN UNA Ae [Ulta VZ6 1 OL1U]apl=TalesM Ul ers) Mave 16),6(6\\ers)/ 01m ZelO aera", "img_30434.png": "Standard Form No. 1035 a\u2014Revised &\n2 Complote General U8 Public Voucher for Purchases and\n(Gen. Reg. No. 51, Supp. No. 11) Services Other Than Personal MEMORANDUM\nFederal Trade CommisS?OWNUATION SHEET 2\nSee oe Re el ae eee ee re Ue we 8 Sheet Nos 28\u201d of urea. MoucherNon << oo\nee (Department, bureau, or establishment)\n| i | UNIT PRICE AMOUNT\n_\u2014 BEESD, | comer among ne of cnt Eee sol aha oe\nsis RWARD Bataee ke a eo ee\n1 } | 1\n3/ 1s |\n3/15/65| Transportation from St. Louis, Mo.;\nto Washington, D.C., and return, | |\n801 miles each way, totalling |\n1602 miles @ 8\u00a2 per mile | | 128 16\nSubsistence from 5:00 P.M. 3/14/65)\nto 9:00 P.M. 3/15/65 -- 1 days |\n@ $16.00 per day i 24, |00\nDAR inn csene | 227 |16\n|\n|\n|\nI\n|\n| |\n| |\n|\n|\n|\n|\nRaa Woe PORE Sc ik Ra ee eee ee\nSYolUIcersPa alti OSM /A MUNA NIALeLUISlip ye leLeUlanlsTalesmulesym sve 0) .eleles ial nee Pears", "img_47587.png": "e-", "img_47633.png": "e-", "img_47639.png": "e-", "img_47644.png": "e-", "img_45016.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45103.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45110.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45118.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45122.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45128.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45133.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45137.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45149.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_45154.png": "RETURNS FROM 1956 SUGAR QUOTA QUESTIONAIRE\nAS OF NOVEMBER 23, 1956\n\u2018TRADING NO. OF FIRUS QUESTION I. QUESTION II. QUESTION III.\n(AREAS. REFORTING (1955 USAGE) (1956 USAGE) (BST. 1957\nUSAGE)\n\nAREA 1. 13 49,241,137 53,002,326 57,233,683\nAREA 2. 25 $4,354,976 95,691,981 100,442,913,\nAREA 3, 37 92,211,106 94,481,889 101,188,911\nAREA 4. 19 55,885,977 60,698,386 65,417,600\nAREA 5. 45 335,048,420 349,627,327 377,530,815\nAREA 6. 12 13,836,910 15,635,398 17,713,424\n\u2018AREA 7. 5 7,090,559 7,410,000 7,760,000\nAREA 8. 5 4,348,050 4,475,000 4,540,000\nAREA 9. 14 25,585,350 28,496,485 31,236,592\nAREA 10. 9 7,521,100 8,236,980 8,757 ,200\n\n184 685,123,585 717,755,772 771,821,138\n\n1956 shows 4.8%\nincrease over 1955.\n1957 estimate shows\n7.5% increase over\n1956\n11-23-56\nNCA\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nsnl0226", "img_47373.png": "NUTRITION AWARDS COMMITTEE\nTheodore Cooper, M.D., Ph.D., Chairman\nDean, Cornell University Medical College and\nProvost for Medical Affairs, Cornell University\nCornell University Medical College\n1300 York Avenue\nNew York, NY 10021\nWilitam J. Darby, Jr. M-Dz,, *Ph.D.\nExecutive Director\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue\nNew York, NY 10016\nPaul S. Entmacher, M.D., Ph.D.\nVice-President and Chief Medical Director\nMetropolitan Life Insurance Company\n1 Madison Avenue\nNew York, New York 10010\nPhilip Felig, M.D.\nDepartment of Internal Medicine\nYale University School of Medicine\nNew Haven, Connecticut 06520\nDr. Joan D. Gussow\nChairman, Program in Nutrition\nTeachers College\nColumbia University\nBox 137\nNew York, NY 10027\nD. Mark Hegsted, Ph.D.\nDirector\nHuman Nutrition Center\nU.S. Dept. of Agriculture\nWashington, DC\nDr. Janice Neville\nChairman, Dept. of Nutrition\nCase Western Reserve University\n2121 Abington Road, Room 218A\nCleveland, Ohio 44106\nGerald D. Wogan, Ph.D.\nChairman\nNutrition and Food Sciences Department\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge, MA 02139\nOurce. bitoc Jn id rida an educa Dia)", "img_47374.png": "NUTRITION AWARDS COMMITTEE\nTheodore Cooper, M.D., Ph.D., Chairman\nDean, Cornell University Medical College and\nProvost for Medical Affairs, Cornell University\nCornell University Medical College\n1300 York Avenue\nNew York, NY 10021\nWilitam J. Darby, Jr. M-Dz,, *Ph.D.\nExecutive Director\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue\nNew York, NY 10016\nPaul S. Entmacher, M.D., Ph.D.\nVice-President and Chief Medical Director\nMetropolitan Life Insurance Company\n1 Madison Avenue\nNew York, New York 10010\nPhilip Felig, M.D.\nDepartment of Internal Medicine\nYale University School of Medicine\nNew Haven, Connecticut 06520\nDr. Joan D. Gussow\nChairman, Program in Nutrition\nTeachers College\nColumbia University\nBox 137\nNew York, NY 10027\nD. 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US Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines 3\noO\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission _\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society) \u2014 September 18-20, 2003 | Mayist,2003\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL CC\nASRM (American Society for Reproductive October 11-16, 2003 \u2014 May1,2003\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX \u2014\nSGI (Society for Gynecologic Investigation) \u2014 March 24-27, 2004 October, 2003\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX Exact Date, TBD\nACOG \u2014 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004 September 26, 2003\nPhiladelphia, PA (regular)\nOctober 17, 2003 (film\nfestival\nEndocrine Society - ENDO 2004 June 16-19, 2004 January, 2004\nNew Orleans, LA Exact Date, TBD\nARHP \u2014 41st Annual Meeting September 7-12, 2004 June, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nNAMS \u2014 15th Annual Meeting October 6-9, 2004 May, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nASRM \u2014 60th Annual Meeting October 16-21, 2004\nPhiladelphia, PA\n2\ns\nc\n3\n5\n\u00b0\n2\n5\n2\na\n3B\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 8\n52\noo", "img_46501.png": "8\nin\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/30/03 3\n=\nIi. US Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines 3\noO\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission _\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society) \u2014 September 18-20, 2003 | Mayist,2003\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL CC\nASRM (American Society for Reproductive October 11-16, 2003 \u2014 May1,2003\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX \u2014\nSGI (Society for Gynecologic Investigation) \u2014 March 24-27, 2004 October, 2003\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX Exact Date, TBD\nACOG \u2014 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004 September 26, 2003\nPhiladelphia, PA (regular)\nOctober 17, 2003 (film\nfestival\nEndocrine Society - ENDO 2004 June 16-19, 2004 January, 2004\nNew Orleans, LA Exact Date, TBD\nARHP \u2014 41st Annual Meeting September 7-12, 2004 June, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nNAMS \u2014 15th Annual Meeting October 6-9, 2004 May, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nASRM \u2014 60th Annual Meeting October 16-21, 2004\nPhiladelphia, PA\n2\ns\nc\n3\n5\n\u00b0\n2\n5\n2\na\n3B\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 8\n52\noo", "img_46503.png": "8\nin\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/30/03 3\n=\nIi. US Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines 3\noO\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission _\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society) \u2014 September 18-20, 2003 | Mayist,2003\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL CC\nASRM (American Society for Reproductive October 11-16, 2003 \u2014 May1,2003\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX \u2014\nSGI (Society for Gynecologic Investigation) \u2014 March 24-27, 2004 October, 2003\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX Exact Date, TBD\nACOG \u2014 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004 September 26, 2003\nPhiladelphia, PA (regular)\nOctober 17, 2003 (film\nfestival\nEndocrine Society - ENDO 2004 June 16-19, 2004 January, 2004\nNew Orleans, LA Exact Date, TBD\nARHP \u2014 41st Annual Meeting September 7-12, 2004 June, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nNAMS \u2014 15th Annual Meeting October 6-9, 2004 May, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nASRM \u2014 60th Annual Meeting October 16-21, 2004\nPhiladelphia, PA\n2\ns\nc\n3\n5\n\u00b0\n2\n5\n2\na\n3B\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 8\n52\noo", "img_46507.png": "8\nin\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/30/03 3\n=\nIi. US Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines 3\noO\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission _\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society) \u2014 September 18-20, 2003 | Mayist,2003\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL CC\nASRM (American Society for Reproductive October 11-16, 2003 \u2014 May1,2003\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX \u2014\nSGI (Society for Gynecologic Investigation) \u2014 March 24-27, 2004 October, 2003\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX Exact Date, TBD\nACOG \u2014 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004 September 26, 2003\nPhiladelphia, PA (regular)\nOctober 17, 2003 (film\nfestival\nEndocrine Society - ENDO 2004 June 16-19, 2004 January, 2004\nNew Orleans, LA Exact Date, TBD\nARHP \u2014 41st Annual Meeting September 7-12, 2004 June, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nNAMS \u2014 15th Annual Meeting October 6-9, 2004 May, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nASRM \u2014 60th Annual Meeting October 16-21, 2004\nPhiladelphia, PA\n2\ns\nc\n3\n5\n\u00b0\n2\n5\n2\na\n3B\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 8\n52\noo", "img_46509.png": "8\nin\nTrimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/30/03 3\n=\nIi. US Upcoming Meetings and Deadlines 3\noO\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission _\nNAMS (North American Menopause Society) \u2014 September 18-20, 2003 | Mayist,2003\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL CC\nASRM (American Society for Reproductive October 11-16, 2003 \u2014 May1,2003\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX \u2014\nSGI (Society for Gynecologic Investigation) \u2014 March 24-27, 2004 October, 2003\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX Exact Date, TBD\nACOG \u2014 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004 September 26, 2003\nPhiladelphia, PA (regular)\nOctober 17, 2003 (film\nfestival\nEndocrine Society - ENDO 2004 June 16-19, 2004 January, 2004\nNew Orleans, LA Exact Date, TBD\nARHP \u2014 41st Annual Meeting September 7-12, 2004 June, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nNAMS \u2014 15th Annual Meeting October 6-9, 2004 May, 2004\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nASRM \u2014 60th Annual Meeting October 16-21, 2004\nPhiladelphia, PA\n2\ns\nc\n3\n5\n\u00b0\n2\n5\n2\na\n3B\nPage [Page] of [Pages] DesignWrite, Inc. 8\n52\noo", "img_5193.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5195.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5199.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5204.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5208.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5213.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5216.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5218.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_5220.png": "o\nSeptember 15, 1972\nDATE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA\nNAME Mr. Milovan Bosnjak\nADDRESS 6\u00a5\u00a2 9S HaP7\u00a2 cawyor RD.\nDENVER, Coto. PO23T7\nEDUCATION (University, dates, degree)\nUniversity of Belgrade, Faculty of Technology, Degree in\nChemical Engineering LE 1957, Dipeor7A 1958.\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (In decending chronological order; position\nheld, company name, dates\n1972 - Special assistant to vice president of agricultural\nand technical services.\n1969 - 1972: American Crystal Sugar Company--Process Engineer\nand Special Assistant to General Superintendent\n1969 - 1968: Canadian sugar factories --Chief Chemist and Technical\nControl Coordinator\n1967 - 1963: Factory Manager, or technical director for a new\nsugar factory\n1960 - 1962: Chief Technologist in charge of design and construction\nof a new beet sugar factory\n(continued. on back)\nMILITARY SERVICE (Branch, dates) \u2018\nYuaGost avian AR , (9 SG/s4\nPERSONAL (Birthdate, parents names, birthplace; marital status, wife's\nmaiden name, number of children)\nDECEPIBER 17, 1933 ? DCE KSANDIR AND Con4 BosnsaK :\nSKOPIE, Pee Stgerg f MARRIED | MARIIG CHIDBSEVIC }\nOWE ,\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/nxkh0227", "img_50776.png": "KHALIL RGI HALEEFY\nORIENTAL STORES\nBLISS St.\n\noe eT .\nWe RS bE\npqvanry | - _piscription [PRICE \"TOTAL\nPO\n| tl Fab\u00a7 off th gyi |. Sd\n\u20143| Th CLM SYP p00 ~| 404\n| of TER 6, Al\npf Se 7 (ed Boted= 8:00\n\u2014 fo ee\n| | Va, 7 grt... w\u2014", "img_50777.png": "KHALIL RGI HALEEFY\nORIENTAL STORES\nBLISS St.\n\noe eT .\nWe RS bE\npqvanry | - _piscription [PRICE \"TOTAL\nPO\n| tl Fab\u00a7 off th gyi |. Sd\n\u20143| Th CLM SYP p00 ~| 404\n| of TER 6, Al\npf Se 7 (ed Boted= 8:00\n\u2014 fo ee\n| | Va, 7 grt... w\u2014", "img_50778.png": "KHALIL RGI HALEEFY\nORIENTAL STORES\nBLISS St.\n\noe eT .\nWe RS bE\npqvanry | - _piscription [PRICE \"TOTAL\nPO\n| tl Fab\u00a7 off th gyi |. Sd\n\u20143| Th CLM SYP p00 ~| 404\n| of TER 6, Al\npf Se 7 (ed Boted= 8:00\n\u2014 fo ee\n| | Va, 7 grt... w\u2014", "img_65308.png": "FIGURE 1\nIt is noted that the Department of Nutrition of the University of Valle, in a +\n\u2018| : . \u2018 pp =a 7 a \u201coe ar |\nconjunction with the Harvard School of Public Health, is presently studying the pest or amt ets ie ee ee 1 ae Ss oa 11\ndevelopment of food protein supplements from locally grown vegetable products. 1 | 3 Ek Se eee pe eee a 3 j\nThe essential functions of such a food research institute and bi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- . 20 } = a - eee boas | |\nneeds of a food laboratory are listed in Appendix IV. This list should be con- ' A nhrl monncraga eure fom? * cee | |\nsidered minimal. Other equipment would be found necessary as research programs | | \u2018 3 SANTA MARTAGS ye \\ 7 | ; Sere \"1\n} 7 Zee y\ndevelop. i DAReanouna Rd See a fe ig Stn oe ogee Sa\n1 | | | =n ATLANTICO 2. Lsdien \u2014 LS I Banco de Quitasueto |\n| N ; t 0 a. 1] 2 eanco de Sarana\n10. A School of Home Economics should be established, possibly within i cE Ae concen. Se reer . L 7 A \u2018 lo}\nthe National University, to provide graduates for youth work, school programs fo 1 ee \u2014 : + $+ 3 ccare ao Romer \u00a9 |\nand home demonstration projects in conjunction with the program in nutrition edu- ya ae | . choos elles fae : ; eee es |\n\u2014 A. eines : > } in Andres S |\ncation. | ic | ithe he a a ees: eee ane coun\nQ or jrnan R oan ; \u2018 les a ( we ? corner oct | |\nll. Training of agricultural scientists should be encouraged and ex- , [| = ay AX fo mR ao | HER char oe tt |\n< | rpc ) S}CORDOBA BOLIVAR | ms a) |\npanded. , AY = { ee 1) VENEZUELA | |\n3 \u20ac es pees 1 eo CN, apt Saas ae CONVENCIONES\npe a 1 \\ eee Beam e |\n12. Better coordination of existing agricultural development programs, best \\ . 2 G x lf Zo | Meee 7 dd 1 | |\ni , os i 3 acerenyy | | Ss] Be Capi ents 1\nofficial and semiofficial, should be established. | | skeet Ns AY y 2 |e N roe eas eee : | I\ni arn \u00bb y FisWicne | a ee beat\na ae ae iz [se abe! ye ay be re ed a. = | |\n13. Attention should be given to strengthening public confidence in [| S ee i \u2018 ATIOQUIA 0 Q id Ba Me tae oma j\nquality control and enforcement programs for feeds, fertilizers and agricultural \u00bb | So MON oy gn fe Socaro a es i. ome! beet |\n\u2014 | ~ 5 if Lox Nose fae BTCA \u00b0\nchemicals by vigorous administration of present policies and extension of these [el ee CHOCO) =~ =) peer ee by bie money SA\npolicies where needed to assure provision of reliable sources of agricultural eras = yet v7 Yen \u201cSie 8 ; | i, | | |\ni a / SV ctomahr. eal Tou a aK gy | |\nEEpeese | tea ee Acai shge \u2018uD hese Palate yy | a 4 sll\n: Si Keane) (petions Sites Fem Pac, je rh 4\n14. The food processing industry should be strengthened by: [| % a Tee. fovea g\u2019] ae \u2014o A | victiaon eo eae\n'yaono}\u2014 | % iy \u201cangue Pa { Ning i agit \\, |\nS \u00a30 @ fom Leet | oo t\na. The development of quality grading systems for raw products 1. | R @ta > [tae te o_o Ma tA or | ee Bie cass el 4\n. | _\u2014_ > * oe eee ee i \u00a2 .\nas a basis for purchases and payment. Such standards create an incentive for anes FQ 27) (ome) 7/1 Pee | 1S a4 |\n\u00ab Sea\u2019 Sue sas\nproduction of high quality by producers. | . : Pepe pi \u2018 or LS\n| eas WA 2 i. \u00a5 | i\n|x y Reside Wd 1% P 4\nb. Establishment of effective Government regulations for purity | d XN a puna p=\" \\ lero \u201cie |\nof processed foods. Safe, wholesome food is important for the health of the | | cea Panes densi pos ot |\nOe Pee SSescreuooss Wt ta\npeople as well as for the protection of reputable producers. I. | Co NY Boston \u201cee i 1 aes 4 anes Oy | if\n\"| |x Wes. aaa : eee | > vaures\u201d ; se IN Se\nc. Development of a can manufacturing industry, which would re- * | eT {Name oF FLORENCIA \u2018 SS i St. me |\nlieve the food processors of such problems as ob pa Doe tin plate, fabricating \u2018 ; a + Passes < cea \u201cae 2 hy, neo Pre oS |,\nand enameling cans, obtaining proper closures, etc.= cf ce hee \\ ee e \u2014 | |\n| if Se ~ | | II\n: By fe {| aw b aps Eacinot : i ~ | ( |\nd. The construction of additional processing and storage facilities oe colanoee \\ Nace i| Fe eh th call\ni Se t 2 You eS \u2014 = }\nnear the source of raw material supplies. For example, the establishment of meat fe on Sa A de | |\nprocessing plants in the areas of cattle production would eliminate great losses y | 7 (fe, = BRASIL |\nin quantity and quality of meat incurred during transportation to market. Invest- hie MAPA | | | |x|\nment of capital in equipment for the catching, freezing and canning of fish should eet DELA | j | |\nbe encouraged in order to take advantage of the abundant supply of this great food | BLIGR. DE! COLOMBIA AMAZONAS | pig | | |\nresource in Colombia. |. | REPU Lo Ne | | lel\n| 1967 oe i | _ Fy\nLi ced | ae ie |\n| | INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO DE COLOMBIA | ] Gatpeteiannes || |\n| \u201cAgustin. Codazzi\" Apen! ak e | |\nSei es dn Pus sto niun eee see 2 St tee ee PERU ale oe ey\n1/ In March of 1961 the American Can Company announced its plans to establish a [| ESCALA 5000000 - | a not & \u00e9 : | } 4 |}\nfactory for the production of cans in Barranquilla. | | es \u00e9 | bw ayo stage, 1 A) oto ee\ny Ei / | y | os I \\ 1 \u00a3\n| | | | se - <= *\nee Nate een \u2014____1_____\u2014 oo Ee j\n| a 8 8 npn sulle te Nines Fae 2 |\n[a a |", "img_65310.png": "FIGURE 1\nIt is noted that the Department of Nutrition of the University of Valle, in a +\n\u2018| : . \u2018 pp =a 7 a \u201coe ar |\nconjunction with the Harvard School of Public Health, is presently studying the pest or amt ets ie ee ee 1 ae Ss oa 11\ndevelopment of food protein supplements from locally grown vegetable products. 1 | 3 Ek Se eee pe eee a 3 j\nThe essential functions of such a food research institute and bi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- . 20 } = a - eee boas | |\nneeds of a food laboratory are listed in Appendix IV. This list should be con- ' A nhrl monncraga eure fom? * cee | |\nsidered minimal. Other equipment would be found necessary as research programs | | \u2018 3 SANTA MARTAGS ye \\ 7 | ; Sere \"1\n} 7 Zee y\ndevelop. i DAReanouna Rd See a fe ig Stn oe ogee Sa\n1 | | | =n ATLANTICO 2. Lsdien \u2014 LS I Banco de Quitasueto |\n| N ; t 0 a. 1] 2 eanco de Sarana\n10. A School of Home Economics should be established, possibly within i cE Ae concen. Se reer . L 7 A \u2018 lo}\nthe National University, to provide graduates for youth work, school programs fo 1 ee \u2014 : + $+ 3 ccare ao Romer \u00a9 |\nand home demonstration projects in conjunction with the program in nutrition edu- ya ae | . choos elles fae : ; eee es |\n\u2014 A. eines : > } in Andres S |\ncation. | ic | ithe he a a ees: eee ane coun\nQ or jrnan R oan ; \u2018 les a ( we ? corner oct | |\nll. Training of agricultural scientists should be encouraged and ex- , [| = ay AX fo mR ao | HER char oe tt |\n< | rpc ) S}CORDOBA BOLIVAR | ms a) |\npanded. , AY = { ee 1) VENEZUELA | |\n3 \u20ac es pees 1 eo CN, apt Saas ae CONVENCIONES\npe a 1 \\ eee Beam e |\n12. Better coordination of existing agricultural development programs, best \\ . 2 G x lf Zo | Meee 7 dd 1 | |\ni , os i 3 acerenyy | | Ss] Be Capi ents 1\nofficial and semiofficial, should be established. | | skeet Ns AY y 2 |e N roe eas eee : | I\ni arn \u00bb y FisWicne | a ee beat\na ae ae iz [se abe! ye ay be re ed a. = | |\n13. Attention should be given to strengthening public confidence in [| S ee i \u2018 ATIOQUIA 0 Q id Ba Me tae oma j\nquality control and enforcement programs for feeds, fertilizers and agricultural \u00bb | So MON oy gn fe Socaro a es i. ome! beet |\n\u2014 | ~ 5 if Lox Nose fae BTCA \u00b0\nchemicals by vigorous administration of present policies and extension of these [el ee CHOCO) =~ =) peer ee by bie money SA\npolicies where needed to assure provision of reliable sources of agricultural eras = yet v7 Yen \u201cSie 8 ; | i, | | |\ni a / SV ctomahr. eal Tou a aK gy | |\nEEpeese | tea ee Acai shge \u2018uD hese Palate yy | a 4 sll\n: Si Keane) (petions Sites Fem Pac, je rh 4\n14. The food processing industry should be strengthened by: [| % a Tee. fovea g\u2019] ae \u2014o A | victiaon eo eae\n'yaono}\u2014 | % iy \u201cangue Pa { Ning i agit \\, |\nS \u00a30 @ fom Leet | oo t\na. The development of quality grading systems for raw products 1. | R @ta > [tae te o_o Ma tA or | ee Bie cass el 4\n. | _\u2014_ > * oe eee ee i \u00a2 .\nas a basis for purchases and payment. Such standards create an incentive for anes FQ 27) (ome) 7/1 Pee | 1S a4 |\n\u00ab Sea\u2019 Sue sas\nproduction of high quality by producers. | . : Pepe pi \u2018 or LS\n| eas WA 2 i. \u00a5 | i\n|x y Reside Wd 1% P 4\nb. Establishment of effective Government regulations for purity | d XN a puna p=\" \\ lero \u201cie |\nof processed foods. Safe, wholesome food is important for the health of the | | cea Panes densi pos ot |\nOe Pee SSescreuooss Wt ta\npeople as well as for the protection of reputable producers. I. | Co NY Boston \u201cee i 1 aes 4 anes Oy | if\n\"| |x Wes. aaa : eee | > vaures\u201d ; se IN Se\nc. Development of a can manufacturing industry, which would re- * | eT {Name oF FLORENCIA \u2018 SS i St. me |\nlieve the food processors of such problems as ob pa Doe tin plate, fabricating \u2018 ; a + Passes < cea \u201cae 2 hy, neo Pre oS |,\nand enameling cans, obtaining proper closures, etc.= cf ce hee \\ ee e \u2014 | |\n| if Se ~ | | II\n: By fe {| aw b aps Eacinot : i ~ | ( |\nd. The construction of additional processing and storage facilities oe colanoee \\ Nace i| Fe eh th call\ni Se t 2 You eS \u2014 = }\nnear the source of raw material supplies. For example, the establishment of meat fe on Sa A de | |\nprocessing plants in the areas of cattle production would eliminate great losses y | 7 (fe, = BRASIL |\nin quantity and quality of meat incurred during transportation to market. Invest- hie MAPA | | | |x|\nment of capital in equipment for the catching, freezing and canning of fish should eet DELA | j | |\nbe encouraged in order to take advantage of the abundant supply of this great food | BLIGR. DE! COLOMBIA AMAZONAS | pig | | |\nresource in Colombia. |. | REPU Lo Ne | | lel\n| 1967 oe i | _ Fy\nLi ced | ae ie |\n| | INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO DE COLOMBIA | ] Gatpeteiannes || |\n| \u201cAgustin. Codazzi\" Apen! ak e | |\nSei es dn Pus sto niun eee see 2 St tee ee PERU ale oe ey\n1/ In March of 1961 the American Can Company announced its plans to establish a [| ESCALA 5000000 - | a not & \u00e9 : | } 4 |}\nfactory for the production of cans in Barranquilla. | | es \u00e9 | bw ayo stage, 1 A) oto ee\ny Ei / | y | os I \\ 1 \u00a3\n| | | | se - <= *\nee Nate een \u2014____1_____\u2014 oo Ee j\n| a 8 8 npn sulle te Nines Fae 2 |\n[a a |", "img_65311.png": "FIGURE 1\nIt is noted that the Department of Nutrition of the University of Valle, in a +\n\u2018| : . \u2018 pp =a 7 a \u201coe ar |\nconjunction with the Harvard School of Public Health, is presently studying the pest or amt ets ie ee ee 1 ae Ss oa 11\ndevelopment of food protein supplements from locally grown vegetable products. 1 | 3 Ek Se eee pe eee a 3 j\nThe essential functions of such a food research institute and bi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- . 20 } = a - eee boas | |\nneeds of a food laboratory are listed in Appendix IV. This list should be con- ' A nhrl monncraga eure fom? * cee | |\nsidered minimal. Other equipment would be found necessary as research programs | | \u2018 3 SANTA MARTAGS ye \\ 7 | ; Sere \"1\n} 7 Zee y\ndevelop. i DAReanouna Rd See a fe ig Stn oe ogee Sa\n1 | | | =n ATLANTICO 2. Lsdien \u2014 LS I Banco de Quitasueto |\n| N ; t 0 a. 1] 2 eanco de Sarana\n10. A School of Home Economics should be established, possibly within i cE Ae concen. Se reer . L 7 A \u2018 lo}\nthe National University, to provide graduates for youth work, school programs fo 1 ee \u2014 : + $+ 3 ccare ao Romer \u00a9 |\nand home demonstration projects in conjunction with the program in nutrition edu- ya ae | . choos elles fae : ; eee es |\n\u2014 A. eines : > } in Andres S |\ncation. | ic | ithe he a a ees: eee ane coun\nQ or jrnan R oan ; \u2018 les a ( we ? corner oct | |\nll. Training of agricultural scientists should be encouraged and ex- , [| = ay AX fo mR ao | HER char oe tt |\n< | rpc ) S}CORDOBA BOLIVAR | ms a) |\npanded. , AY = { ee 1) VENEZUELA | |\n3 \u20ac es pees 1 eo CN, apt Saas ae CONVENCIONES\npe a 1 \\ eee Beam e |\n12. Better coordination of existing agricultural development programs, best \\ . 2 G x lf Zo | Meee 7 dd 1 | |\ni , os i 3 acerenyy | | Ss] Be Capi ents 1\nofficial and semiofficial, should be established. | | skeet Ns AY y 2 |e N roe eas eee : | I\ni arn \u00bb y FisWicne | a ee beat\na ae ae iz [se abe! ye ay be re ed a. = | |\n13. Attention should be given to strengthening public confidence in [| S ee i \u2018 ATIOQUIA 0 Q id Ba Me tae oma j\nquality control and enforcement programs for feeds, fertilizers and agricultural \u00bb | So MON oy gn fe Socaro a es i. ome! beet |\n\u2014 | ~ 5 if Lox Nose fae BTCA \u00b0\nchemicals by vigorous administration of present policies and extension of these [el ee CHOCO) =~ =) peer ee by bie money SA\npolicies where needed to assure provision of reliable sources of agricultural eras = yet v7 Yen \u201cSie 8 ; | i, | | |\ni a / SV ctomahr. eal Tou a aK gy | |\nEEpeese | tea ee Acai shge \u2018uD hese Palate yy | a 4 sll\n: Si Keane) (petions Sites Fem Pac, je rh 4\n14. The food processing industry should be strengthened by: [| % a Tee. fovea g\u2019] ae \u2014o A | victiaon eo eae\n'yaono}\u2014 | % iy \u201cangue Pa { Ning i agit \\, |\nS \u00a30 @ fom Leet | oo t\na. The development of quality grading systems for raw products 1. | R @ta > [tae te o_o Ma tA or | ee Bie cass el 4\n. | _\u2014_ > * oe eee ee i \u00a2 .\nas a basis for purchases and payment. Such standards create an incentive for anes FQ 27) (ome) 7/1 Pee | 1S a4 |\n\u00ab Sea\u2019 Sue sas\nproduction of high quality by producers. | . : Pepe pi \u2018 or LS\n| eas WA 2 i. \u00a5 | i\n|x y Reside Wd 1% P 4\nb. Establishment of effective Government regulations for purity | d XN a puna p=\" \\ lero \u201cie |\nof processed foods. Safe, wholesome food is important for the health of the | | cea Panes densi pos ot |\nOe Pee SSescreuooss Wt ta\npeople as well as for the protection of reputable producers. I. | Co NY Boston \u201cee i 1 aes 4 anes Oy | if\n\"| |x Wes. aaa : eee | > vaures\u201d ; se IN Se\nc. Development of a can manufacturing industry, which would re- * | eT {Name oF FLORENCIA \u2018 SS i St. me |\nlieve the food processors of such problems as ob pa Doe tin plate, fabricating \u2018 ; a + Passes < cea \u201cae 2 hy, neo Pre oS |,\nand enameling cans, obtaining proper closures, etc.= cf ce hee \\ ee e \u2014 | |\n| if Se ~ | | II\n: By fe {| aw b aps Eacinot : i ~ | ( |\nd. The construction of additional processing and storage facilities oe colanoee \\ Nace i| Fe eh th call\ni Se t 2 You eS \u2014 = }\nnear the source of raw material supplies. For example, the establishment of meat fe on Sa A de | |\nprocessing plants in the areas of cattle production would eliminate great losses y | 7 (fe, = BRASIL |\nin quantity and quality of meat incurred during transportation to market. Invest- hie MAPA | | | |x|\nment of capital in equipment for the catching, freezing and canning of fish should eet DELA | j | |\nbe encouraged in order to take advantage of the abundant supply of this great food | BLIGR. DE! COLOMBIA AMAZONAS | pig | | |\nresource in Colombia. |. | REPU Lo Ne | | lel\n| 1967 oe i | _ Fy\nLi ced | ae ie |\n| | INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO DE COLOMBIA | ] Gatpeteiannes || |\n| \u201cAgustin. Codazzi\" Apen! ak e | |\nSei es dn Pus sto niun eee see 2 St tee ee PERU ale oe ey\n1/ In March of 1961 the American Can Company announced its plans to establish a [| ESCALA 5000000 - | a not & \u00e9 : | } 4 |}\nfactory for the production of cans in Barranquilla. | | es \u00e9 | bw ayo stage, 1 A) oto ee\ny Ei / | y | os I \\ 1 \u00a3\n| | | | se - <= *\nee Nate een \u2014____1_____\u2014 oo Ee j\n| a 8 8 npn sulle te Nines Fae 2 |\n[a a |", "img_47582.png": "Sener THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY\nSPECIAL REQUEST ec\n. (CArach list if.\n\u2018 * FOR CHECK more than one): Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine\n= \u2014Ss\u00ab150 City Avenue\nAddress: = | Se ae\n- City/State/Zip: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131\n\"VENDOR NUMBER (Accounting Use Only) |. Discount Taken {Social Seourity No. ;\n2:24:78 frost\nf. Kode.\n$/ 320330. 3 CCE BS FOROS\nsili eimocemiineil 77/78- ,\nSh EE | 1g25 loig-12 | pa. Nutri. Ba. 3293 [411 | F {$1,200.00\n& Se eon oa\n6 |\nOG Dice PI OE ne og hed\nmeee lo aes ee] ae |\nO attached extra copy.\nPicea Leite Mage) a Le\nName Natalie M. Stover\nPhone 865-1717\nFh se et nie Pane es a ee ee eh |\nAUTHORIZATIONS: boa\nfe ADVANCE - (Over $150) state purpose under EXPLANATION EgTA, [$1,200\nIf travel, settlement [Dept Name; No\nDepartment Head Date is to be charged to: No:\nDate advance is to be accounted for,\nAdmin, Officer Date LJ HONORARIUM ar grate purpose and duration of visit under EXPLANATION, and\nI CONSULTING FEES - Social Security No, and current home mailing address above,\nPREPAYMENT - Mark Bursar instructions and state purpose under EXPLANATION,\n= FINAL APPROVAL: a fe] PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT - Periodic Summary - All supporting detail attached,\nSERIA SoG Ses ON RS CS SRS\nO UTILITY - If the name of the payee does not mention the service received, list the service\nunder EXPLANATION, Invoice attached,\nGnincalOneae lL. Daa [-] RENTALS, AUTHORIZED SERVICE, AND REPAIRS - Invoice attached, Explain below.\nO AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIPS - Invoice attached, Explain below,\nSpe a ee ae ee\nController's Office Date [x] OTHER AUTHORIZED USE - State purpose under EXPLANATION and attach support,\nEXPLANATION:\nPAYMENT OF SERVICES AS DESCRIBED IN ATTACHED LETTERS.\n(5-11-76) Form G1, 60 White - Accounting Blue - Dean or Admin, Officer Pink - Originating Office\na as a u 4 = o 5 . \u201c3 ara", "img_47584.png": "Sener THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY\nSPECIAL REQUEST ec\n. (CArach list if.\n\u2018 * FOR CHECK more than one): Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine\n= \u2014Ss\u00ab150 City Avenue\nAddress: = | Se ae\n- City/State/Zip: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131\n\"VENDOR NUMBER (Accounting Use Only) |. Discount Taken {Social Seourity No. ;\n2:24:78 frost\nf. Kode.\n$/ 320330. 3 CCE BS FOROS\nsili eimocemiineil 77/78- ,\nSh EE | 1g25 loig-12 | pa. Nutri. Ba. 3293 [411 | F {$1,200.00\n& Se eon oa\n6 |\nOG Dice PI OE ne og hed\nmeee lo aes ee] ae |\nO attached extra copy.\nPicea Leite Mage) a Le\nName Natalie M. Stover\nPhone 865-1717\nFh se et nie Pane es a ee ee eh |\nAUTHORIZATIONS: boa\nfe ADVANCE - (Over $150) state purpose under EXPLANATION EgTA, [$1,200\nIf travel, settlement [Dept Name; No\nDepartment Head Date is to be charged to: No:\nDate advance is to be accounted for,\nAdmin, Officer Date LJ HONORARIUM ar grate purpose and duration of visit under EXPLANATION, and\nI CONSULTING FEES - Social Security No, and current home mailing address above,\nPREPAYMENT - Mark Bursar instructions and state purpose under EXPLANATION,\n= FINAL APPROVAL: a fe] PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT - Periodic Summary - All supporting detail attached,\nSERIA SoG Ses ON RS CS SRS\nO UTILITY - If the name of the payee does not mention the service received, list the service\nunder EXPLANATION, Invoice attached,\nGnincalOneae lL. Daa [-] RENTALS, AUTHORIZED SERVICE, AND REPAIRS - Invoice attached, Explain below.\nO AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIPS - Invoice attached, Explain below,\nSpe a ee ae ee\nController's Office Date [x] OTHER AUTHORIZED USE - State purpose under EXPLANATION and attach support,\nEXPLANATION:\nPAYMENT OF SERVICES AS DESCRIBED IN ATTACHED LETTERS.\n(5-11-76) Form G1, 60 White - Accounting Blue - Dean or Admin, Officer Pink - Originating Office\na as a u 4 = o 5 . \u201c3 ara", "img_47368.png": "unermerne ue ese THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY\nSPECIAL REQUEST poe\n(Attach list if :\nFOR CHECK more than one); University of Pittsburgh\n\u2019 e SoA s :\nD adda School of Medicine\nCity Stare /Zip. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213\nee <<, VENDOR NUMBER {Accounting Use Only)... |: Discount Taken | Social Seeurity No... ,\n(Post\n(.. Code\nSSRN\n= Pe \u201c= CHARGE AS FOLLOWS 3\nSK 218-12 | Pa.Nutri.\u20acd. 3293F ig $500.00\nBis conta\nOo\n7 hae cites NE TET go REPAIR See) at\nsia oC fe hall Ter\nO attached extra copy.\nak rae 1\nPhone. ieee\nAUTHORIZATIONS: a | Lo\nRIL A TIONS a | Total | $500.00\nCL ADVANCE - (Over $150) state purpose under EXPLANATION, ceed\nIf travel, settlement epee Nae ual Gee aD.\nDepartment Head Date is to be charged to: fpmidinarnes\u2019: Ws, aes a es\nDate advance is to be accounted for =\nes a Se eee eee ee ee ee ee\na eiceeeee Hf\nAdmin, Officer Date LJ HONORARIUM ot grate purpose and duration of visit under EXPLANATION, and\nI CONSULTING FEES - Social Security No, and current home mailing address above,\nfe PREPAYMENT - Mark Bursar instructions and state purpose under EXPILANATION,\n: FINAL APPROVAL: fea} PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT - Periodic Summary - All supporting detail attached,\nalte Ci EN LNB,\nC] UTILITY - If the name of the payee does not mention the service received, list the service\n| under EXPLANATION, Invoice attached,\nae a eee eee eee\nFinancial Officer Date Cl RENTALS, AUTHORIZED SERVICE, AND REPAIRS - Invoice attached, Explain below.\nrae ois i ee ee te A Cee ee a eee\n| L AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIPS - Invoice attached, Explain below,\n{J\nController's Office Date | [x] OTHER AUTHORIZED USE - State purpose under EXPLANATION and attach support.\nEXPLANATION:\n, Payment of services as described in attached letters.\n!\n5-11-76) Form G1, 60 I White - Accounting Blue - Dean or Admin. Officer Pink - Originating Office\na t Y\n+ =", "img_47369.png": "unermerne ue ese THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY\nSPECIAL REQUEST poe\n(Attach list if :\nFOR CHECK more than one); University of Pittsburgh\n\u2019 e SoA s :\nD adda School of Medicine\nCity Stare /Zip. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213\nee <<, VENDOR NUMBER {Accounting Use Only)... |: Discount Taken | Social Seeurity No... ,\n(Post\n(.. Code\nSSRN\n= Pe \u201c= CHARGE AS FOLLOWS 3\nSK 218-12 | Pa.Nutri.\u20acd. 3293F ig $500.00\nBis conta\nOo\n7 hae cites NE TET go REPAIR See) at\nsia oC fe hall Ter\nO attached extra copy.\nak rae 1\nPhone. ieee\nAUTHORIZATIONS: a | Lo\nRIL A TIONS a | Total | $500.00\nCL ADVANCE - (Over $150) state purpose under EXPLANATION, ceed\nIf travel, settlement epee Nae ual Gee aD.\nDepartment Head Date is to be charged to: fpmidinarnes\u2019: Ws, aes a es\nDate advance is to be accounted for =\nes a Se eee eee ee ee ee ee\na eiceeeee Hf\nAdmin, Officer Date LJ HONORARIUM ot grate purpose and duration of visit under EXPLANATION, and\nI CONSULTING FEES - Social Security No, and current home mailing address above,\nfe PREPAYMENT - Mark Bursar instructions and state purpose under EXPILANATION,\n: FINAL APPROVAL: fea} PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT - Periodic Summary - All supporting detail attached,\nalte Ci EN LNB,\nC] UTILITY - If the name of the payee does not mention the service received, list the service\n| under EXPLANATION, Invoice attached,\nae a eee eee eee\nFinancial Officer Date Cl RENTALS, AUTHORIZED SERVICE, AND REPAIRS - Invoice attached, Explain below.\nrae ois i ee ee te A Cee ee a eee\n| L AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIPS - Invoice attached, Explain below,\n{J\nController's Office Date | [x] OTHER AUTHORIZED USE - State purpose under EXPLANATION and attach support.\nEXPLANATION:\n, Payment of services as described in attached letters.\n!\n5-11-76) Form G1, 60 I White - Accounting Blue - Dean or Admin. Officer Pink - Originating Office\na t Y\n+ =", "img_47365.png": "unermerne ue ese THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY\nSPECIAL REQUEST poe\n(Attach list if :\nFOR CHECK more than one); University of Pittsburgh\n\u2019 e SoA s :\nD adda School of Medicine\nCity Stare /Zip. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213\nee <<, VENDOR NUMBER {Accounting Use Only)... |: Discount Taken | Social Seeurity No... ,\n(Post\n(.. Code\nSSRN\n= Pe \u201c= CHARGE AS FOLLOWS 3\nSK 218-12 | Pa.Nutri.\u20acd. 3293F ig $500.00\nBis conta\nOo\n7 hae cites NE TET go REPAIR See) at\nsia oC fe hall Ter\nO attached extra copy.\nak rae 1\nPhone. ieee\nAUTHORIZATIONS: a | Lo\nRIL A TIONS a | Total | $500.00\nCL ADVANCE - (Over $150) state purpose under EXPLANATION, ceed\nIf travel, settlement epee Nae ual Gee aD.\nDepartment Head Date is to be charged to: fpmidinarnes\u2019: Ws, aes a es\nDate advance is to be accounted for =\nes a Se eee eee ee ee ee ee\na eiceeeee Hf\nAdmin, Officer Date LJ HONORARIUM ot grate purpose and duration of visit under EXPLANATION, and\nI CONSULTING FEES - Social Security No, and current home mailing address above,\nfe PREPAYMENT - Mark Bursar instructions and state purpose under EXPILANATION,\n: FINAL APPROVAL: fea} PETTY CASH REIMBURSEMENT - Periodic Summary - All supporting detail attached,\nalte Ci EN LNB,\nC] UTILITY - If the name of the payee does not mention the service received, list the service\n| under EXPLANATION, Invoice attached,\nae a eee eee eee\nFinancial Officer Date Cl RENTALS, AUTHORIZED SERVICE, AND REPAIRS - Invoice attached, Explain below.\nrae ois i ee ee te A Cee ee a eee\n| L AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIPS - Invoice attached, Explain below,\n{J\nController's Office Date | [x] OTHER AUTHORIZED USE - State purpose under EXPLANATION and attach support.\nEXPLANATION:\n, Payment of services as described in attached letters.\n!\n5-11-76) Form G1, 60 I White - Accounting Blue - Dean or Admin. Officer Pink - Originating Office\na t Y\n+ =", "img_56541.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56542.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56547.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56552.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56553.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56555.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_56556.png": "Key Measures Summary\n: Control Test Significance\nCell Cell Testing\nBase - Total Respondents (299) (276)\n- % %\nEver Tried : - 94 97 *\nRecent Trial 28 18 *\nEver Purchased - 77 80\nRecent Purchase 20 13 *\nRecall Receiving Offer 81 61 *\nOffer Changed Opinion of WINSTON 18 16 .\nBase - Recall Offer (241) (167)\n, a /\nUsed Offer 38 50 . *\nPositive Usage (Net) 65 63\nRecall Insert (Net) . NA 38\nCorrect Message Recall N/A 1\nInsert Changed Opinion of WINSTON N/A 7\n. t\nwn\n* Control vs, Test significantly different at the 80% confidence level. w\n\u2014_\u2014 e\nPage 6 w", "img_60745.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_60746.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_60747.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_60748.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_60749.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_60750.png": "THE INDIANA DIETETIC ASSOCIATION\nIndiana State University\nHome Economics Department : :\nTerre Haute, Indiana 47809\nVe YO\nESTosU coven ale esHe/ANUU UY AlaLe|Uh\\inyZe(oLeLe[nnl-1alecMulexci-16 [0/0 [elec gy401e Oar", "img_50802.png": "| , For, OTD\nmes fed we\nNe tig ily =\nens\nA Bon 3 - 992-393\nFees 7pm |\npie vide olen \u00ab|\nen Narck. Fareaileag Boeke\nee ee\ntbl fhe EEN, =", "img_50803.png": "| , For, OTD\nmes fed we\nNe tig ily =\nens\nA Bon 3 - 992-393\nFees 7pm |\npie vide olen \u00ab|\nen Narck. Fareaileag Boeke\nee ee\ntbl fhe EEN, =", "img_50804.png": "| , For, OTD\nmes fed we\nNe tig ily =\nens\nA Bon 3 - 992-393\nFees 7pm |\npie vide olen \u00ab|\nen Narck. Fareaileag Boeke\nee ee\ntbl fhe EEN, =", "img_50805.png": "| , For, OTD\nmes fed we\nNe tig ily =\nens\nA Bon 3 - 992-393\nFees 7pm |\npie vide olen \u00ab|\nen Narck. Fareaileag Boeke\nee ee\ntbl fhe EEN, =", "img_50806.png": "| , For, OTD\nmes fed we\nNe tig ily =\nens\nA Bon 3 - 992-393\nFees 7pm |\npie vide olen \u00ab|\nen Narck. Fareaileag Boeke\nee ee\ntbl fhe EEN, =", "img_62972.png": "NUTRITION REVIEWS: Reviews received during January 1957 4,\nJournal Authors Title Reviewer\nLancet II, 975 (1956) Boyland et al. Serotonin, 5-hydroxylindoleacetic\nacid and cancer Levey\nMetabolism 5, 624 (1956) Clements & Wishart An antithyroid factor in milk Daughaday\nMetabolism 14, 744 (1956) Fritz et al. Current investigation of the hypo-\nglycemic action of sulfonylureas Daughaday\nMetabolism 14, 778 (1956) Purnell et al. Current investigation of the hypo-\nglycemic action of sulfonylureas Daughaday\nMetabolism 14, 788 (1956) Goetz et al. Current investigation of the hypo-\nglycemic action of sulfonylureas Daughaday\nNature 172, 910 (1953) Lembeck Serotonin, 5-hydroxyindoleacetic\nacid and cancer Levey\nPoultry Sci. 35, 739 (1956) Morrison & Norris Lipoic acid in animal nutrition Briggs\nProc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med. 92, 88(1956) Stokstad et al. Lipoic acid in animal nutrition Briggs\nSouth African J. of Lab. & Clin. Med. Hansen Electrolyte metabolism in\n2, 206 (1956) kwashiorkor Woodruff\n\"Symposi#m on Medicated Feeds, '' Welch & Marti- Estrogens and carcass composition\nMedical Jsncyclopedia, Inc., New York Ibafex, editors of beef cattle Briggs\n(1956)\njob\nSYolUlKer= Pan alt OXSM/AN UWA VA AL6 [UKS1UR 126 (OLOLU an =VAalESMULOSIM=10 1016 [olers/ P46] 0 OPA", "img_47060.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47062.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47064.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47066.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47069.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47071.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47074.png": "INDEX OF AUTHORS\nName and Abstract Number\n\nAbbas, H. -592 Alvarez, A. -564\nAbdel-Aal, Y. -815 Amerson, H. -639\nAbdel-Aziz, M.I. -73 Anagnostakis, S.L. -659\nAbdel-Hak, T.M. -83, 799, Anderson, A.J. -388\n\n864 Anderson, E. -511\nAbdelmoeti, M. -503 Anderson, N.A. -623\nAbdelmoeti, M.A. -504 Andrews, J. -157, 941\nAbd-Elrazik, A.A. -172, 843 Angus, J. F. -770\nAbid, M.K. -94 Anjor, R. -482\nAbdul-Wahab, W. -289, 293 Antle, C.E. -108\nAbney, T. -561, 608 Antognini, J. -71\nAbu-Heilah, A.N. -250, 656  Apostol, R.F. -771\nAbu Zinada, A.H. -100 Apt, W.J. -612\nAdams, P. -168 Arakelyan, A.O. -896\nAddoh, P. -260 Arias, B. -777\nAdkisson, P.L. -6, 278B Arimoto, Y. -317, 832, 923,\nAdlung, K. -460 924\nAdvani, S.B. -319 Armstrong, D.L. -265\nAgnihothrudu, V. -175 Arny, D.C. -661\nAhmed, MS. -288 Ascher, K.R. -824\nAhoomanesh, A. -164 Ashall, C. -744\nAkesson, N. -467, 694 Ashbaugh, M. -645\nAko, H. -335 Asher, J.H., Jr. -212\nAL-Adil, K.M. -96, 109, 554,  Ashour, W.E. -83, 799\n\n763, 913 Ashworth, L.J.,Jr. -142\nAlameddine, A. -135 Asker, N.N. -496\nAl-Ani, H. -66 Assem, M.A. -490, 921\nAlL-Azawi, A. -97, 98, 289, Asshauer, J. -493\n\n293 Athow, K.L. -151\nAl-Beldawi, A.A. -185, 891 Ausher, R. -178\nAldwinckle, H.S. -431 Ayanru, D.K. -890\nAlexander, S. -875 Ayers, G.S. -265\nAlexidze, G.N. -519 Ayers, W. -168\nAl-Gboory, I.J. -94 Azaryan, G.H. -463\nAl-Haidary, HS. -94, 98 Aziz, F.M. -98, 774\nAl-Hakkak, Z.S. -288\nAl-Hassan, K.K. -496\nAl-Hassan, S.A. -533, 592\nAl-Hassawy, G.S, -174 Ba-Angood, S.A. -800\nAl-Heeti, A.A. -109, 554 Babadoost, M. -543\nAli, M.I. -656 Bachthaler, G. -99\nAli, T.M. -891 Backman, P.A. -107\nAl-Juboory, B.A. -174 Baicu, T. -514\nAll, JN. -126 Bailey, J. -844\nAllen, J.C. -676 Baker, C.J. -341\nAl-Maliky, S.K. -288 Baker, F.A. -634\nAl-Marsomi, J.1. -105 Balasubramanian, K.A. -78\nAlosi, M. -595 Bald, J.G. -210\nAl-Sammare, A.I. -913 Baloch, S.H. -589\nAl Saud, H. -97 Bandong, J.P. -771\nAltevogt, R.F. -37 Banerjee, B. -285\nAlthaus, W.A. -817 Banttari, E. -215\nAltieri, M.A. -120, 121, 292 Barash, I. -790\nAltman, J. -61 Barfield, C.S. -703\nAluisio, A.L. -195 Barnett, O.W. -246\n\n119", "img_47891.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47902.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47813.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47833.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47860.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47874.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_47883.png": "FRIDAY, AUGUST 10\n1000 Intermission\n1030 685. Breeding for Multicrop Systems. Boerma, H.R.\n(USA)\n1100 686. Multiple Cropping from the Grower\u2019s Viewpoint.\nNewton, A. (USA)\n1130 687. Herbicide Effectiveness and Weed Population in No-\nTillage Corn. Rieck, C.R. (USA)\nSECTION V\nSymposium 3\nPalladian Room, Shoreham\nPOPULATION DYNAMICS\nCo-Moderators: Caten, C. E. (UK), and Leonard, K. (USA)\n0830 688. Powdery Mildew on Barley. Wolfe, M.S. (UK)\n0915 689. Deploying Rust Resistance. Parlevliet, J.E.\n(Netherlands)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 690. Viral Controls of Insects. Summers, M. (USA)\n1115 691. Insect Pest Dynamics. Pimentel, D. (USA)\nSECTION VII\nSymposium 2\nPark Ballroom, Sheraton-Park\nPESTICIDE FORMULATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND\nAPPLICATION FOR SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE\nModerator: Seymour, K.G. (USA)\n0830 692. Transportation Emergency Handling. Zercher, J.\n(USA)\n0915 693. Packaging for Pesticide Containment and for Safe-\nty. Mays, T. (USA)\n1000 Intermission\n1030 694. Aerial Pesticide Application Efficiency. Akesson,\nN.B., and Yates, W.E. (USA)\n1100 695. Design of Formulations for Pesticide Efficacy, Safe-\nty and Reliability. Furmidge, C.G.L. (UK)\n1130 696. Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulations.\nLindsay, A.D. (USA)\n93", "img_58826.png": "THE INTERNATIONAL LIFE ScIENCES INSTITUTE\nBoaRD OF\nBoarp OF TRUSTEES\nOFFICERS\nOF THE\nLy\nSPECIAL\nInpustrY TECHNICAL ComMITTEES hebrrtsce SCIENTIFIC Expert CommiTTEES\noop HANOVER\nCAFFEINE Bar oe GUIDELINE PATHOLOGY/ NUTRITION\nUSERS MEETING TOXICOLOGY\nsaiasa sf e Mit a\na ws ee eae a or ee ne mal te, Ms a Se a\nORAL \\ ! 1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON ' | 1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON\n: \u2019 1 1 1\nHEALTH vargntn we STATISTICS Bei, TERATOLOGY\nbe ee = = 2 Se eS ee Se Se ot ae? Ripe ms Fie ee ee aN eer ey hn!\n!\n!\n1\na ref ee ee ee, | ae Pee tay Oe ee\n1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON\nEPIDEMIOLOGY\n~ = OS PEA W AW ATVI OLO 18 KSI AYL0 LOLOLG I AaTSl aL hSMUTOS =a INT La aT awav Toate)", "img_58827.png": "THE INTERNATIONAL LIFE ScIENCES INSTITUTE\nBoaRD OF\nBoarp OF TRUSTEES\nOFFICERS\nOF THE\nLy\nSPECIAL\nInpustrY TECHNICAL ComMITTEES hebrrtsce SCIENTIFIC Expert CommiTTEES\noop HANOVER\nCAFFEINE Bar oe GUIDELINE PATHOLOGY/ NUTRITION\nUSERS MEETING TOXICOLOGY\nsaiasa sf e Mit a\na ws ee eae a or ee ne mal te, Ms a Se a\nORAL \\ ! 1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON ' | 1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON\n: \u2019 1 1 1\nHEALTH vargntn we STATISTICS Bei, TERATOLOGY\nbe ee = = 2 Se eS ee Se Se ot ae? Ripe ms Fie ee ee aN eer ey hn!\n!\n!\n1\na ref ee ee ee, | ae Pee tay Oe ee\n1 SUBCOMMITTEE ON\nEPIDEMIOLOGY\n~ = OS PEA W AW ATVI OLO 18 KSI AYL0 LOLOLG I AaTSl aL hSMUTOS =a INT La aT awav Toate)", "img_8069.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8070.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8071.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8072.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8073.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8074.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_8075.png": ". Page 16\n. 9/13/99\nRJ Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWorkplan Logistics\n|. Selling/Execution Detail\nDTS Date: 11/22/99\nPromotion: December DORAL B10G2F - CTS/High Carton Volume Accounts\nPromotion #: 803358 (live product #613) Pre-Sleeved: No\nItem #: Sleeve Kits 561971 (LM100), 561974 (FF Box 83)\n\u00a761983 (Uit Box 100), 561980 (Lt 100 SP)\nSKU Quantity: 40\nPromotion Details: 41) Promotion Description: DORAL Buy 10 packs Get 2 packs free\nBORAL discounting strategy should be applied to this promotion.\n2) Materials Description: Each style specific sleeve kit/shipper POS\ncontains 10 offers/sleeves. Only the Ultra Lts. Box 100 sleeve kit\ncontains promotional paster-no other POS is being shipped to stores.\n3) Recommended Displays: ttem #562034, Semi-permanent\nFloor Base Display on open order. Use #559874 September Floor Base\nif inventory is depleted. Floor Base Display holds 40 offers of B10G2F.\n4) Special Instructions: POS Kits and Floorbase displays should\nbe ordered by ROU to arrive in stores week of 11/15/99.\nB10G2F Supplemental POS Kits will be shipped to ROU\nfor distribution to all Sales and Retail Reps beginning 11/4/99.\nPricing Details: 4) Invoice Description: DOR 1299 B10G2F\n2) Pricing: N/A\n3) Terms: Handling Allowance $.10 per carton\n4) Additional Alowance: State Tax on free product\nUPC: Brand 8M Case Sleeve\nLt Menthol 100 21855 0 12300-26065 7\nFF Box 83 21777 0 12300-26066 4\nUltra Lts Box 100 26094 0 12300-26069 5\nLt 100 SP 22652 0 12300-26190 6\nVAP Payment per 6M Case: $14.00 (includes all promotional product live and gratis)\nqi\nnO\n>\na\na\n%\ntO\noO", "img_62325.png": "What health care\nprofessionals need to know\nabout the\n\nprogram", "img_62328.png": "What health care\nprofessionals need to know\nabout the\n\nprogram", "img_63199.png": "THE SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM FOR\nWOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN (WIC) provides specified\nWIC focuses at\nnutritious food supplements to pregnant and postpartum women,\non th e p reve nti on \u2018 and to children under five who are determined by qualified health\nprofessionals (physicians, nurses, nutritionists, or other health\nof growth problems ee eta\nofficials) to be at nutritional risk, as defined by the medical\nan d me ntal reta rd ati on criteria on the following pages.\nTo receive the foods, a person must live in an area covered by a\nWIC agency and be eligible for free or reduced cost health services\nYou as a health care professional can make referrals by sending the\nperson to the local WIC program site with a note or letter from\nyou stating the medical criteria that qualify the person.\nIN ORDER FOR THE PATIENT to be certified the WIC agency\nTHE WIC PROGRAM is funded and administrated at the needs information: suchas.\nnational level by the US Department of Agriculture and is\noperated at ie state level by the Department of Social height and weight\nServices, Division of Health. ace 2\nhemoglobin or hematocrit levels\nTHOMDIUAREDE | Hes inMiCon trace SWithecoun tt cheat head circumference (only on infants under 12 months)\ndepartments and health providers to operate the WIC\nrogram on the local level. Gas \u00b0 :\nOres, If you have this information; you should send it with your referral\nnote, otherwise, the WIC staff can do the necessary testing.\nsSYole  neqwn ahti els / ANU A Velaro lUksiaa ye (eforelpatsiairsne (ercyin'=16|0),0 Lele) 0) |.) Osea", "img_52151.png": "Energy consumption per capita remains In \u201cDematerialisation\u2019, the rate of market\nvirtually stable for the next 30 years penetration for identified renewable energy -\nAn attempt is made here to illustrate what energy wind, b iomass, PV solar - is lower than in\n. . . Sustained Growth\u201d. The second wave of\nsupply would be consistent with : :\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d. Improvement in energy renewables is not needed until 2060.\nintensity gradually reaches a sustained 2% p.a. To Conclusions\nsupport a 3% p.a. growth in GDP, primary energy\nincreases at about 1.3% p.a. until 2030, as \u00bb Hydrocarbons are needed for economic\ndeveloping economies expand. Thereafter, energy development\ngrowth slows down to 1% p.a., as \u00ae Productivity improvement in supply and use\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, started in the more advanced will continue\nregions of OECD countries, gradually spreads to . .\nindustrialising and developing countries, once * Energy needs will be met by more diverse\ninfrastructure has been built and GDP per capita is sources\nhigh enough. Countries restructuring their * \u201cCarbon free\u201d newcomers can become\neconomies would improve their energy competitive through market mechanisms.\nefficiencies drastically. Markets will decide which technology is\nCoal and oil growth is lower in Dest. 7\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d than in \u201cSustained Growth\u2019. \u00a9 CO2 emissions from fossil fuels peak at ;\nHowever, more gas is being used to compensate around 10 GtC before the middle of the next '\nfor the delayed take-off of PV solar, postponed century and decline to 4GtC/year by 2100, \u2018\nfrom 2020 to 2050, This technology remains a leading to stabilisation of CO2 content in the {\nniche application until nanotechnology becomes atmosphere at about 550 - 600 ppm, :\nwidely applicable! according to current models, or 60% above\ntoday's level.\nA 2% p.a improvement in energy intensity has -\nonly been seen for limited periods in the past. In Ce ee ee\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, relentless advances in\ninformation technology, telecommunication, Grennes \u00a9 ciimase apanee ote!\nmaterials and biotechnology would enable high 8 page o2ee ee\nenergy intensity improvements to be sustained for i a\u201c oe\nseveral decades. 2 oe\n10 Ze Sustained Growth\nDe LCC Leth oC) : a\nexajoules 4 Dematerialisation \u201c=\n1500 | Surprise ; .\nOGeoth. 4900 \u00ab1920 \u00ab19401960 1980 2000 2020 2080 \u00ab2060 \u00ab20802100\nCelomass\n1000 Owing\noe Among many different possible paths along which\nCGas the world energy system could develop,\nsoo -| [BONE NGL \u201cSustained Growth\u2019 and \u201cDematerialisation\u201d are\nTrad Bio. two sustainable and plausible archetypes which\ncould happen through market mechanisms and\n\u00b0 * with minimum stimulation. These scenarios\ntee 18801900 1920 18491860 188020002020 2a40 2060 provide low economic cost options to policy\nmakers and are genuinely \u201cno regret\u201d.\nA different life style, possibly linked to changing . .\nindividuals\u2019 and customers\u2019 behaviour, could Like 100 years ago, there are many talents in the\nemerge. Signs may already be perceivable such as world. Provided governments maintain a .\nvirtual reality, but consequences are difficult to framework in which inventiveness, competition\nanticipate fully, perhaps similar to the scale of and productivity are encouraged and rewarded\nchanges brought about by the automobile and and where decisions are the result ofa rational\nindividual mobility during the 20th century. and open debate, business can do a lot to support\nsustained economic growth, supplying and using\nenergy in an environmentally responsible manner.\n6", "img_52155.png": "Energy consumption per capita remains In \u201cDematerialisation\u2019, the rate of market\nvirtually stable for the next 30 years penetration for identified renewable energy -\nAn attempt is made here to illustrate what energy wind, b iomass, PV solar - is lower than in\n. . . Sustained Growth\u201d. The second wave of\nsupply would be consistent with : :\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d. Improvement in energy renewables is not needed until 2060.\nintensity gradually reaches a sustained 2% p.a. To Conclusions\nsupport a 3% p.a. growth in GDP, primary energy\nincreases at about 1.3% p.a. until 2030, as \u00bb Hydrocarbons are needed for economic\ndeveloping economies expand. Thereafter, energy development\ngrowth slows down to 1% p.a., as \u00ae Productivity improvement in supply and use\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, started in the more advanced will continue\nregions of OECD countries, gradually spreads to . .\nindustrialising and developing countries, once * Energy needs will be met by more diverse\ninfrastructure has been built and GDP per capita is sources\nhigh enough. Countries restructuring their * \u201cCarbon free\u201d newcomers can become\neconomies would improve their energy competitive through market mechanisms.\nefficiencies drastically. Markets will decide which technology is\nCoal and oil growth is lower in Dest. 7\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d than in \u201cSustained Growth\u2019. \u00a9 CO2 emissions from fossil fuels peak at ;\nHowever, more gas is being used to compensate around 10 GtC before the middle of the next '\nfor the delayed take-off of PV solar, postponed century and decline to 4GtC/year by 2100, \u2018\nfrom 2020 to 2050, This technology remains a leading to stabilisation of CO2 content in the {\nniche application until nanotechnology becomes atmosphere at about 550 - 600 ppm, :\nwidely applicable! according to current models, or 60% above\ntoday's level.\nA 2% p.a improvement in energy intensity has -\nonly been seen for limited periods in the past. In Ce ee ee\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, relentless advances in\ninformation technology, telecommunication, Grennes \u00a9 ciimase apanee ote!\nmaterials and biotechnology would enable high 8 page o2ee ee\nenergy intensity improvements to be sustained for i a\u201c oe\nseveral decades. 2 oe\n10 Ze Sustained Growth\nDe LCC Leth oC) : a\nexajoules 4 Dematerialisation \u201c=\n1500 | Surprise ; .\nOGeoth. 4900 \u00ab1920 \u00ab19401960 1980 2000 2020 2080 \u00ab2060 \u00ab20802100\nCelomass\n1000 Owing\noe Among many different possible paths along which\nCGas the world energy system could develop,\nsoo -| [BONE NGL \u201cSustained Growth\u2019 and \u201cDematerialisation\u201d are\nTrad Bio. two sustainable and plausible archetypes which\ncould happen through market mechanisms and\n\u00b0 * with minimum stimulation. These scenarios\ntee 18801900 1920 18491860 188020002020 2a40 2060 provide low economic cost options to policy\nmakers and are genuinely \u201cno regret\u201d.\nA different life style, possibly linked to changing . .\nindividuals\u2019 and customers\u2019 behaviour, could Like 100 years ago, there are many talents in the\nemerge. Signs may already be perceivable such as world. Provided governments maintain a .\nvirtual reality, but consequences are difficult to framework in which inventiveness, competition\nanticipate fully, perhaps similar to the scale of and productivity are encouraged and rewarded\nchanges brought about by the automobile and and where decisions are the result ofa rational\nindividual mobility during the 20th century. and open debate, business can do a lot to support\nsustained economic growth, supplying and using\nenergy in an environmentally responsible manner.\n6", "img_52158.png": "Energy consumption per capita remains In \u201cDematerialisation\u2019, the rate of market\nvirtually stable for the next 30 years penetration for identified renewable energy -\nAn attempt is made here to illustrate what energy wind, b iomass, PV solar - is lower than in\n. . . Sustained Growth\u201d. The second wave of\nsupply would be consistent with : :\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d. Improvement in energy renewables is not needed until 2060.\nintensity gradually reaches a sustained 2% p.a. To Conclusions\nsupport a 3% p.a. growth in GDP, primary energy\nincreases at about 1.3% p.a. until 2030, as \u00bb Hydrocarbons are needed for economic\ndeveloping economies expand. Thereafter, energy development\ngrowth slows down to 1% p.a., as \u00ae Productivity improvement in supply and use\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, started in the more advanced will continue\nregions of OECD countries, gradually spreads to . .\nindustrialising and developing countries, once * Energy needs will be met by more diverse\ninfrastructure has been built and GDP per capita is sources\nhigh enough. Countries restructuring their * \u201cCarbon free\u201d newcomers can become\neconomies would improve their energy competitive through market mechanisms.\nefficiencies drastically. Markets will decide which technology is\nCoal and oil growth is lower in Dest. 7\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d than in \u201cSustained Growth\u2019. \u00a9 CO2 emissions from fossil fuels peak at ;\nHowever, more gas is being used to compensate around 10 GtC before the middle of the next '\nfor the delayed take-off of PV solar, postponed century and decline to 4GtC/year by 2100, \u2018\nfrom 2020 to 2050, This technology remains a leading to stabilisation of CO2 content in the {\nniche application until nanotechnology becomes atmosphere at about 550 - 600 ppm, :\nwidely applicable! according to current models, or 60% above\ntoday's level.\nA 2% p.a improvement in energy intensity has -\nonly been seen for limited periods in the past. In Ce ee ee\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, relentless advances in\ninformation technology, telecommunication, Grennes \u00a9 ciimase apanee ote!\nmaterials and biotechnology would enable high 8 page o2ee ee\nenergy intensity improvements to be sustained for i a\u201c oe\nseveral decades. 2 oe\n10 Ze Sustained Growth\nDe LCC Leth oC) : a\nexajoules 4 Dematerialisation \u201c=\n1500 | Surprise ; .\nOGeoth. 4900 \u00ab1920 \u00ab19401960 1980 2000 2020 2080 \u00ab2060 \u00ab20802100\nCelomass\n1000 Owing\noe Among many different possible paths along which\nCGas the world energy system could develop,\nsoo -| [BONE NGL \u201cSustained Growth\u2019 and \u201cDematerialisation\u201d are\nTrad Bio. two sustainable and plausible archetypes which\ncould happen through market mechanisms and\n\u00b0 * with minimum stimulation. These scenarios\ntee 18801900 1920 18491860 188020002020 2a40 2060 provide low economic cost options to policy\nmakers and are genuinely \u201cno regret\u201d.\nA different life style, possibly linked to changing . .\nindividuals\u2019 and customers\u2019 behaviour, could Like 100 years ago, there are many talents in the\nemerge. Signs may already be perceivable such as world. Provided governments maintain a .\nvirtual reality, but consequences are difficult to framework in which inventiveness, competition\nanticipate fully, perhaps similar to the scale of and productivity are encouraged and rewarded\nchanges brought about by the automobile and and where decisions are the result ofa rational\nindividual mobility during the 20th century. and open debate, business can do a lot to support\nsustained economic growth, supplying and using\nenergy in an environmentally responsible manner.\n6", "img_52159.png": "Energy consumption per capita remains In \u201cDematerialisation\u2019, the rate of market\nvirtually stable for the next 30 years penetration for identified renewable energy -\nAn attempt is made here to illustrate what energy wind, b iomass, PV solar - is lower than in\n. . . Sustained Growth\u201d. The second wave of\nsupply would be consistent with : :\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d. Improvement in energy renewables is not needed until 2060.\nintensity gradually reaches a sustained 2% p.a. To Conclusions\nsupport a 3% p.a. growth in GDP, primary energy\nincreases at about 1.3% p.a. until 2030, as \u00bb Hydrocarbons are needed for economic\ndeveloping economies expand. Thereafter, energy development\ngrowth slows down to 1% p.a., as \u00ae Productivity improvement in supply and use\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, started in the more advanced will continue\nregions of OECD countries, gradually spreads to . .\nindustrialising and developing countries, once * Energy needs will be met by more diverse\ninfrastructure has been built and GDP per capita is sources\nhigh enough. Countries restructuring their * \u201cCarbon free\u201d newcomers can become\neconomies would improve their energy competitive through market mechanisms.\nefficiencies drastically. Markets will decide which technology is\nCoal and oil growth is lower in Dest. 7\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d than in \u201cSustained Growth\u2019. \u00a9 CO2 emissions from fossil fuels peak at ;\nHowever, more gas is being used to compensate around 10 GtC before the middle of the next '\nfor the delayed take-off of PV solar, postponed century and decline to 4GtC/year by 2100, \u2018\nfrom 2020 to 2050, This technology remains a leading to stabilisation of CO2 content in the {\nniche application until nanotechnology becomes atmosphere at about 550 - 600 ppm, :\nwidely applicable! according to current models, or 60% above\ntoday's level.\nA 2% p.a improvement in energy intensity has -\nonly been seen for limited periods in the past. In Ce ee ee\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, relentless advances in\ninformation technology, telecommunication, Grennes \u00a9 ciimase apanee ote!\nmaterials and biotechnology would enable high 8 page o2ee ee\nenergy intensity improvements to be sustained for i a\u201c oe\nseveral decades. 2 oe\n10 Ze Sustained Growth\nDe LCC Leth oC) : a\nexajoules 4 Dematerialisation \u201c=\n1500 | Surprise ; .\nOGeoth. 4900 \u00ab1920 \u00ab19401960 1980 2000 2020 2080 \u00ab2060 \u00ab20802100\nCelomass\n1000 Owing\noe Among many different possible paths along which\nCGas the world energy system could develop,\nsoo -| [BONE NGL \u201cSustained Growth\u2019 and \u201cDematerialisation\u201d are\nTrad Bio. two sustainable and plausible archetypes which\ncould happen through market mechanisms and\n\u00b0 * with minimum stimulation. These scenarios\ntee 18801900 1920 18491860 188020002020 2a40 2060 provide low economic cost options to policy\nmakers and are genuinely \u201cno regret\u201d.\nA different life style, possibly linked to changing . .\nindividuals\u2019 and customers\u2019 behaviour, could Like 100 years ago, there are many talents in the\nemerge. Signs may already be perceivable such as world. Provided governments maintain a .\nvirtual reality, but consequences are difficult to framework in which inventiveness, competition\nanticipate fully, perhaps similar to the scale of and productivity are encouraged and rewarded\nchanges brought about by the automobile and and where decisions are the result ofa rational\nindividual mobility during the 20th century. and open debate, business can do a lot to support\nsustained economic growth, supplying and using\nenergy in an environmentally responsible manner.\n6", "img_52186.png": "Energy consumption per capita remains In \u201cDematerialisation\u2019, the rate of market\nvirtually stable for the next 30 years penetration for identified renewable energy -\nAn attempt is made here to illustrate what energy wind, b iomass, PV solar - is lower than in\n. . . Sustained Growth\u201d. The second wave of\nsupply would be consistent with : :\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d. Improvement in energy renewables is not needed until 2060.\nintensity gradually reaches a sustained 2% p.a. To Conclusions\nsupport a 3% p.a. growth in GDP, primary energy\nincreases at about 1.3% p.a. until 2030, as \u00bb Hydrocarbons are needed for economic\ndeveloping economies expand. Thereafter, energy development\ngrowth slows down to 1% p.a., as \u00ae Productivity improvement in supply and use\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, started in the more advanced will continue\nregions of OECD countries, gradually spreads to . .\nindustrialising and developing countries, once * Energy needs will be met by more diverse\ninfrastructure has been built and GDP per capita is sources\nhigh enough. Countries restructuring their * \u201cCarbon free\u201d newcomers can become\neconomies would improve their energy competitive through market mechanisms.\nefficiencies drastically. Markets will decide which technology is\nCoal and oil growth is lower in Dest. 7\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d than in \u201cSustained Growth\u2019. \u00a9 CO2 emissions from fossil fuels peak at ;\nHowever, more gas is being used to compensate around 10 GtC before the middle of the next '\nfor the delayed take-off of PV solar, postponed century and decline to 4GtC/year by 2100, \u2018\nfrom 2020 to 2050, This technology remains a leading to stabilisation of CO2 content in the {\nniche application until nanotechnology becomes atmosphere at about 550 - 600 ppm, :\nwidely applicable! according to current models, or 60% above\ntoday's level.\nA 2% p.a improvement in energy intensity has -\nonly been seen for limited periods in the past. In Ce ee ee\n\u201cDematerialisation\u201d, relentless advances in\ninformation technology, telecommunication, Grennes \u00a9 ciimase apanee ote!\nmaterials and biotechnology would enable high 8 page o2ee ee\nenergy intensity improvements to be sustained for i a\u201c oe\nseveral decades. 2 oe\n10 Ze Sustained Growth\nDe LCC Leth oC) : a\nexajoules 4 Dematerialisation \u201c=\n1500 | Surprise ; .\nOGeoth. 4900 \u00ab1920 \u00ab19401960 1980 2000 2020 2080 \u00ab2060 \u00ab20802100\nCelomass\n1000 Owing\noe Among many different possible paths along which\nCGas the world energy system could develop,\nsoo -| [BONE NGL \u201cSustained Growth\u2019 and \u201cDematerialisation\u201d are\nTrad Bio. two sustainable and plausible archetypes which\ncould happen through market mechanisms and\n\u00b0 * with minimum stimulation. These scenarios\ntee 18801900 1920 18491860 188020002020 2a40 2060 provide low economic cost options to policy\nmakers and are genuinely \u201cno regret\u201d.\nA different life style, possibly linked to changing . .\nindividuals\u2019 and customers\u2019 behaviour, could Like 100 years ago, there are many talents in the\nemerge. Signs may already be perceivable such as world. Provided governments maintain a .\nvirtual reality, but consequences are difficult to framework in which inventiveness, competition\nanticipate fully, perhaps similar to the scale of and productivity are encouraged and rewarded\nchanges brought about by the automobile and and where decisions are the result ofa rational\nindividual mobility during the 20th century. and open debate, business can do a lot to support\nsustained economic growth, supplying and using\nenergy in an environmentally responsible manner.\n6", "img_62329.png": "sponsored by\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nCOUNCIL ON FOODS AND NUTRITION\nwith the cooperation of\nDepartment of Pediatrics, Stanford University School of Medicine\nState Department of Public Health (California)\nCalifornia Medical Association\nSanta Clara County Medical Society\nSan Mateo County Medical Society\nCubberley Auditorium\nStanford University\nStanford, California\nqa,\nconference on ; ;\ni dares A a x\niS \u00a5 \\\n(eo) 0 | cere OSS STFA AAA KS} a0 [e) &, 3 As. 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(oe) sie)", "img_45076.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45079.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45080.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45085.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45090.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45093.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45099.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_45106.png": "\u2018THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY\nCOMPARISON OF BASIC HOURLY WAGE RATES FOR MALE\nWORKERS AND COST OF LIVING IN VARIOUS SUGAR REFINING CENTERS\nigk1-2\nBasic Cost\nHourly of\nee Bate TMving\n2\n\u00a2 Boston oe $272. -\n(\n) Hew York THe $1,553.\nVv\nPhiladelphia 68\u00a2 $2,383.\ni Baltimore S7a\u00a2 $1,384,\nSan Francisco\n79\u00a2 $2,504,\nSavannah hag $1,369.\u00b0\n1g42 Mew Orleans 39\u00a2 - Leg\n1941 Wew Orleans 324 = Nog $1,323.\nige2 Galveston 47i\u00a2\n19p1 Galveston  40\u00a2 $1,339.\u00b0*\nGost of Living date fron U. S. Durean of labor Statietics, 6 of Jane 25, 2942:\nBasic hourly vege rates from various onion contracts. =\n* Actually, Jacksonville, Florida\n: ** Actually, Houston, Texas\n| Narch 26, 1942\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pggl0226", "img_62401.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62404.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62406.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62408.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62409.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62413.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_62416.png": "_ *\nSOME CALCIUM SALTS\nTablet Equivalent of 1 Gram Cost of One\nDrug Size Calcium per Day Months\u2019 Dosage*\n1 ee eee eee\nCalcium carbonate (40% calcium)\ngeneric - Lilly 600 mg 4 tablets $ 3.60\n- Rugby 600 mg 4 tablets EO\n(Alka-2 \u2014 Miles) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.66\n(Amitone \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 350 mg 7 tablets 3.70\n\u201c (Equilet \u2014 Mission) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.60\n(Dicarbosil \u2014 Norcliff Thayer) 500 mg 5 tablets 3.40\n(Mallamint \u2014 Mallard) 420 mg 6 tablets 3.75\n(QsCal \u2014 Marion) 1250 mg 2 tablets 5.75\nCalcium gluconate (9% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 18.5 tablets 8.76\n(range $2.19 [Rosow] 1000 mg 11 tablets\nto $22.11 [Lilly]) 650 mg 17 tablets\n930 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium lactate (13% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 600 mg 13 tablets 4.80\n(range $1.70 [Rosow} 648 mg 12 tablets\nto $10.80 [Lilly]) 650 mg 12 tablets\nCalcium glucobinate (6.5% calcium)\n(Neo-Calglucon \u2014 Dorsey) 1800 mg/5 ml 9 teaspoonsful 16.65\nDibasic calcium phosphate (23.3% Calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 average price 500 mg 9 tablets fess\n(range 73\u00a2 [Interstate]\nto $3.63 [Lilly])\nChelated calcium (20% calcium)\ngeneric \u2014 Arco 750 mg 7 tablets 4.58\n\u2014 Bio-Nutritional 4.02\n\u2014 Nature\u2019s Bounty 7.04\n* Cost to the pharmacist for 30 grams of calcium, based on manufacturers\u2019 listings in Drug Topics Red Book, 1982.\nSYol 0] cexzvan alii espe / ANU aivat are lUlsiaavcelelerelne(-a) tomo (esc) ero10 8) (0 [efensy) ale] \\/\\ Opera", "img_37304.png": "OTHER PUBLICATIONS, AVAILABLE AS Dre =e ae.\nINDICATED. PLEASE ORDER AS Selanne nea een consent \u2018S) \u00a9)\nSPECIFIED BELOW. \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD \u2019\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\u2014 : ;\nGeeriniony MEreNhe Reet tee RE ea ll Men Minin lead\nran ee cee re FOOD and Nutrition Board is an : _ ins eo\nok activity of the National Academy of ee\nSurvey of Food andi Nuttifion\u2019Researchi in the Sciences - National Research Council, ] | MONE GESTED\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- administered by the Council\u2019s Division i\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- of Biology and Agriculture. Members : :\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance 5 ; : \u2018\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. of the Board and its committees serve /\nwithout compensation beyond their\nactual expenses. Financial support for\nthe meetings and publications of the iti\nBoard has been provided primarily Uo) [fee tifa '\nfrom private sources such as the Mil- 4 Thy att\nbank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition 7 '\nFoundation, and the Williams-Water-\nman Fund of the Research Corporation. Qf\nGrants for the work of the Food and Wend to ED\nNutrition Board are received and ad-\nministered by the National Academy\nof Sciences. Established by Act of Con-\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri-\nvate non-profit organization of scien- om\ntists dedicated to the furtherance of = \\\nscience and to its use for the general a\nwelfare. Pursuant to a request made =\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- ee\nemy organized the National Research\nCouncil.\nSS \u2014s Gc 6}", "img_37311.png": "OTHER PUBLICATIONS, AVAILABLE AS Dre =e ae.\nINDICATED. PLEASE ORDER AS Selanne nea een consent \u2018S) \u00a9)\nSPECIFIED BELOW. \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD \u2019\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\u2014 : ;\nGeeriniony MEreNhe Reet tee RE ea ll Men Minin lead\nran ee cee re FOOD and Nutrition Board is an : _ ins eo\nok activity of the National Academy of ee\nSurvey of Food andi Nuttifion\u2019Researchi in the Sciences - National Research Council, ] | MONE GESTED\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- administered by the Council\u2019s Division i\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- of Biology and Agriculture. Members : :\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance 5 ; : \u2018\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. of the Board and its committees serve /\nwithout compensation beyond their\nactual expenses. Financial support for\nthe meetings and publications of the iti\nBoard has been provided primarily Uo) [fee tifa '\nfrom private sources such as the Mil- 4 Thy att\nbank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition 7 '\nFoundation, and the Williams-Water-\nman Fund of the Research Corporation. Qf\nGrants for the work of the Food and Wend to ED\nNutrition Board are received and ad-\nministered by the National Academy\nof Sciences. Established by Act of Con-\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri-\nvate non-profit organization of scien- om\ntists dedicated to the furtherance of = \\\nscience and to its use for the general a\nwelfare. Pursuant to a request made =\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- ee\nemy organized the National Research\nCouncil.\nSS \u2014s Gc 6}", "img_37333.png": "OTHER PUBLICATIONS, AVAILABLE AS Dre =e ae.\nINDICATED. PLEASE ORDER AS Selanne nea een consent \u2018S) \u00a9)\nSPECIFIED BELOW. \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD \u2019\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\u2014 : ;\nGeeriniony MEreNhe Reet tee RE ea ll Men Minin lead\nran ee cee re FOOD and Nutrition Board is an : _ ins eo\nok activity of the National Academy of ee\nSurvey of Food andi Nuttifion\u2019Researchi in the Sciences - National Research Council, ] | MONE GESTED\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- administered by the Council\u2019s Division i\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- of Biology and Agriculture. Members : :\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance 5 ; : \u2018\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. of the Board and its committees serve /\nwithout compensation beyond their\nactual expenses. Financial support for\nthe meetings and publications of the iti\nBoard has been provided primarily Uo) [fee tifa '\nfrom private sources such as the Mil- 4 Thy att\nbank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition 7 '\nFoundation, and the Williams-Water-\nman Fund of the Research Corporation. Qf\nGrants for the work of the Food and Wend to ED\nNutrition Board are received and ad-\nministered by the National Academy\nof Sciences. Established by Act of Con-\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri-\nvate non-profit organization of scien- om\ntists dedicated to the furtherance of = \\\nscience and to its use for the general a\nwelfare. Pursuant to a request made =\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- ee\nemy organized the National Research\nCouncil.\nSS \u2014s Gc 6}", "img_37340.png": "OTHER PUBLICATIONS, AVAILABLE AS Dre =e ae.\nINDICATED. PLEASE ORDER AS Selanne nea een consent \u2018S) \u00a9)\nSPECIFIED BELOW. \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nSanitary Milk and Ice Cream Legislation in the\nUnited States. (Bull. 121, 1950). 59 pp. A FOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD \u2019\nstudy of laws and ordinances establishing\nstandards for milk, cream, and ice cream in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\u2014 : ;\nGeeriniony MEreNhe Reet tee RE ea ll Men Minin lead\nran ee cee re FOOD and Nutrition Board is an : _ ins eo\nok activity of the National Academy of ee\nSurvey of Food andi Nuttifion\u2019Researchi in the Sciences - National Research Council, ] | MONE GESTED\nUnited States, 1952-53. Order from Super- administered by the Council\u2019s Division i\nintendent of Documents, Government Print- of Biology and Agriculture. Members : :\ning Office, Washington 25, D. C. Remittance 5 ; : \u2018\npayable to Treasurer of the U.S. $1.75. of the Board and its committees serve /\nwithout compensation beyond their\nactual expenses. Financial support for\nthe meetings and publications of the iti\nBoard has been provided primarily Uo) [fee tifa '\nfrom private sources such as the Mil- 4 Thy att\nbank Memorial Fund, the Nutrition 7 '\nFoundation, and the Williams-Water-\nman Fund of the Research Corporation. Qf\nGrants for the work of the Food and Wend to ED\nNutrition Board are received and ad-\nministered by the National Academy\nof Sciences. Established by Act of Con-\ngress in 1863, the Academy is a pri-\nvate non-profit organization of scien- om\ntists dedicated to the furtherance of = \\\nscience and to its use for the general a\nwelfare. Pursuant to a request made =\nby President Wilson in 1916, the Acad- ee\nemy organized the National Research\nCouncil.\nSS \u2014s Gc 6}", "img_6064.png": "GS List\nLLL,\nGoldman Sachs 5/16 Conference\na\nProposed Agenda\nDepart W-S: 2:00pm on Monday, 5/15/00\nRJR Presentation: 9:45 to 10:40 (allow 15 minutes for Q&A)\nBreakout session: 10:40 to ~11:15 or 11:30\nLunch: 12:00 to ~1:20 with Capital Research\nOne on one: 1:30 to 2:00 with Bank of America\nOne on one: 2:00 to 2:30 with Oppenheimer Funds, Inc.\nOne on one: 2:30 to 3:00 with Fidelity\nDepart NY: 4:30pm on Tuesday, 5/16/00\nIssues to Discuss\nReview Powerpoint Presentation\nAJS: Business fundamentals and Eclipse\nCAB: Litigation\nTalking points per slide still in progress\nPresenters change their own slides? Or Keith handle?\n7 Rooms are reserved at World Trade Center for 5/15/00\n(AJS, KJL, CAB, TJP, LUB, DMN, and Keith)\nChecking into location for early dinner on 5/15 near the World Trade Center\nAnyone from RJR to G. Bible lunch presentation?\nor\n8\n3\no\n8\nAnalyst Visits.xls", "img_6025.png": "Sheet\nKe WU, .\nOT aaa Analysts / Investor Annual Meeting Plan\neee errr rere eee eee ee ence eee\nWhy: Provide analysts and top investors with opportunity to learn about RJR's\nreduced risk policy statement.\nProposed Agenda\nWk of 4/10 Invitation letter to sell side analysts and top 25 investors\n- media letter used as a guide regarding policy statement\n4/19/2000 Annual Meeting\n9:00 to 10:45 Analysts / Investors attend annual meeting\n- check in at guest registration section (Stacy in registration area)\n- reserved seating in meeting room about three rows back\n10:55 to 11:40 Analysts / Investors invited to attend press conference\n- they are asked not to ask questions during the press conference :\n12:00 to 1:00 Analyst / Investor briefing\n- RJR represented by Gary, Melinda, and Dianne\n- AJS presence ?\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n- Provide some type of access to Eclipse website (TBD)\n- Provide light lunch\n4/20/00 (Time TBD) Analyst / Investor conference call\n- Conference Call invitation would be sent out immediately following\nthe annual meeting\n- Call participants from RJR include Dave, Tommy and Dianne\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n|\nS882 6262S\nAnnual Mtg Analyst Plan.xis", "img_6027.png": "Sheet\nKe WU, .\nOT aaa Analysts / Investor Annual Meeting Plan\neee errr rere eee eee ee ence eee\nWhy: Provide analysts and top investors with opportunity to learn about RJR's\nreduced risk policy statement.\nProposed Agenda\nWk of 4/10 Invitation letter to sell side analysts and top 25 investors\n- media letter used as a guide regarding policy statement\n4/19/2000 Annual Meeting\n9:00 to 10:45 Analysts / Investors attend annual meeting\n- check in at guest registration section (Stacy in registration area)\n- reserved seating in meeting room about three rows back\n10:55 to 11:40 Analysts / Investors invited to attend press conference\n- they are asked not to ask questions during the press conference :\n12:00 to 1:00 Analyst / Investor briefing\n- RJR represented by Gary, Melinda, and Dianne\n- AJS presence ?\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n- Provide some type of access to Eclipse website (TBD)\n- Provide light lunch\n4/20/00 (Time TBD) Analyst / Investor conference call\n- Conference Call invitation would be sent out immediately following\nthe annual meeting\n- Call participants from RJR include Dave, Tommy and Dianne\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n|\nS882 6262S\nAnnual Mtg Analyst Plan.xis", "img_6030.png": "Sheet\nKe WU, .\nOT aaa Analysts / Investor Annual Meeting Plan\neee errr rere eee eee ee ence eee\nWhy: Provide analysts and top investors with opportunity to learn about RJR's\nreduced risk policy statement.\nProposed Agenda\nWk of 4/10 Invitation letter to sell side analysts and top 25 investors\n- media letter used as a guide regarding policy statement\n4/19/2000 Annual Meeting\n9:00 to 10:45 Analysts / Investors attend annual meeting\n- check in at guest registration section (Stacy in registration area)\n- reserved seating in meeting room about three rows back\n10:55 to 11:40 Analysts / Investors invited to attend press conference\n- they are asked not to ask questions during the press conference :\n12:00 to 1:00 Analyst / Investor briefing\n- RJR represented by Gary, Melinda, and Dianne\n- AJS presence ?\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n- Provide some type of access to Eclipse website (TBD)\n- Provide light lunch\n4/20/00 (Time TBD) Analyst / Investor conference call\n- Conference Call invitation would be sent out immediately following\nthe annual meeting\n- Call participants from RJR include Dave, Tommy and Dianne\n- Brief opening remarks followed by Q&A\n|\nS882 6262S\nAnnual Mtg Analyst Plan.xis", "img_60510.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_60511.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_60512.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_60515.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_60517.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_60520.png": "PROGRAM POR DR, ROBERT SHANK\n\n19 Wednesday 12:00 =~ To S30 Paulo by VASP.\n\n13315. \u00ab+ Arrive S80 Paulo - to Hotel kxcelsior - lunch there or nearby\n14:30 ~ To Escola Paulista de Medicina ~ Dean Jos\u00e9 Maria de Freitas -\nbasic sciences.\n\n20 Thursday 09:00 ~ Uscola Paulista de Medicina \u2014 Complete basie sciences, if\nnecessary, in forenoon (Microbiology, Pharmacology, Bioe\nchemistry are principal AF interests). Rest of day with\nClinical medicine,\n\n21 Friday 09:00 = To iscola Paulista de Medicina ~ Entire day in Clinical\nMedicine,\n\n22 Saturday 09:00 - To Escola Paulista de Medicina, with Zerbini and Decourt\nin forenoon, Afternoon free for sightseeing or further\nvisits as desired,\n\n23. Sunday = Free = Could go to Ribeirfo Preto if Zeferino Vag desires.\n\n24 Monday 07:00. =. To Ribeiro Preto by WASP, Buy ticket after consulting\nwith Dr. Zeferine Vazy he may buy ticket for RS, and will\nwither acoompany RES to Ribeir&o Preto or send someone.\n\nS15 = Arrive Aibeirao Preto - Hotel Umugrama = rest of day in\nbasic science departments.\n\n25 Tuesday ~ Ribeirfo Preto \u2014 Preventive Medicine, Clinica Medicine, ete.\n\n26 Wednesday -  Ribeirdo Preto \u00ab as for Tuesday\n\n27 \u00abThursday - Return to Sho Paulo\n\n28 \u00abFriday ~ 840 Paulo to Lima\n\neee &\nSfolUI cers Pay aja oS=e/ AUN AVA Ale LUF=)tm\\Z6[oLelU]pnlsYalesMUl es) maY0 [01,6 [0exs)) 016 ).6 | O--ard", "img_6981.png": "t\nPartS. Execution by Authorized Designee :\nUnder penalty of perjury, I state that the information contained in this Certification is true and\naccurate,\nAuthorized Designee (Print or Type Name):__6-_\u00a9- Petree Title: Assistant Secretary\nSignature of Authorized Designee: __ iC ah Date: t/a! /e 3\nMail the completed Certificate to:\nMelissa 8S. Whipkey\nStaff Attorney/Manager - Tobacco Product Manufacturer Compliance Unit\n. Office of the Attorney General of Maryland\n200 St. Paul Place, 20th Floor .\nBaltimore, Maryland 21202\nSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA\n. to wit: .\nCOUNTY OF FORSYTH .\n. Subscribed to and, sworn to before me this 2y@ day of July, 2003\nby G. CG. Petree, who having first been duly. sworn, made oath the foregoing is accurate .\nand correct to the best of his\u2019 knowledge and belief. ,\n, . Notary ef\nMy Commission expires: May 4, 2008 .\n: oa\n\u2014 ee eee ee ee ee ee ee oes eee ee ee . - tht .\n\u00a9\n\u00b0\n8.\n~s\n. oO\no", "img_6983.png": "t\nPartS. Execution by Authorized Designee :\nUnder penalty of perjury, I state that the information contained in this Certification is true and\naccurate,\nAuthorized Designee (Print or Type Name):__6-_\u00a9- Petree Title: Assistant Secretary\nSignature of Authorized Designee: __ iC ah Date: t/a! /e 3\nMail the completed Certificate to:\nMelissa 8S. Whipkey\nStaff Attorney/Manager - Tobacco Product Manufacturer Compliance Unit\n. Office of the Attorney General of Maryland\n200 St. Paul Place, 20th Floor .\nBaltimore, Maryland 21202\nSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA\n. to wit: .\nCOUNTY OF FORSYTH .\n. Subscribed to and, sworn to before me this 2y@ day of July, 2003\nby G. CG. Petree, who having first been duly. sworn, made oath the foregoing is accurate .\nand correct to the best of his\u2019 knowledge and belief. ,\n, . Notary ef\nMy Commission expires: May 4, 2008 .\n: oa\n\u2014 ee eee ee ee ee ee ee oes eee ee ee . - tht .\n\u00a9\n\u00b0\n8.\n~s\n. oO\no", "img_6985.png": "t\nPartS. Execution by Authorized Designee :\nUnder penalty of perjury, I state that the information contained in this Certification is true and\naccurate,\nAuthorized Designee (Print or Type Name):__6-_\u00a9- Petree Title: Assistant Secretary\nSignature of Authorized Designee: __ iC ah Date: t/a! /e 3\nMail the completed Certificate to:\nMelissa 8S. Whipkey\nStaff Attorney/Manager - Tobacco Product Manufacturer Compliance Unit\n. Office of the Attorney General of Maryland\n200 St. Paul Place, 20th Floor .\nBaltimore, Maryland 21202\nSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA\n. to wit: .\nCOUNTY OF FORSYTH .\n. Subscribed to and, sworn to before me this 2y@ day of July, 2003\nby G. CG. Petree, who having first been duly. sworn, made oath the foregoing is accurate .\nand correct to the best of his\u2019 knowledge and belief. ,\n, . Notary ef\nMy Commission expires: May 4, 2008 .\n: oa\n\u2014 ee eee ee ee ee ee ee oes eee ee ee . - tht .\n\u00a9\n\u00b0\n8.\n~s\n. oO\no", "img_6988.png": "t\nPartS. Execution by Authorized Designee :\nUnder penalty of perjury, I state that the information contained in this Certification is true and\naccurate,\nAuthorized Designee (Print or Type Name):__6-_\u00a9- Petree Title: Assistant Secretary\nSignature of Authorized Designee: __ iC ah Date: t/a! /e 3\nMail the completed Certificate to:\nMelissa 8S. Whipkey\nStaff Attorney/Manager - Tobacco Product Manufacturer Compliance Unit\n. Office of the Attorney General of Maryland\n200 St. Paul Place, 20th Floor .\nBaltimore, Maryland 21202\nSTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA\n. to wit: .\nCOUNTY OF FORSYTH .\n. Subscribed to and, sworn to before me this 2y@ day of July, 2003\nby G. CG. Petree, who having first been duly. sworn, made oath the foregoing is accurate .\nand correct to the best of his\u2019 knowledge and belief. ,\n, . Notary ef\nMy Commission expires: May 4, 2008 .\n: oa\n\u2014 ee eee ee ee ee ee ee oes eee ee ee . - tht .\n\u00a9\n\u00b0\n8.\n~s\n. oO\no", "img_5435.png": "a 2\n. 3\nSeminar Program\nMonday, May 31 Chairmen\u2014J.A. Cogan/L.D. Fraser Pcie Ail\n9:00 a.m.\n\nProvincial Room W.O. Twaits Welcome and Introduction\n} POLLUTION\u2014\nH.H. Clare Definition, Effects, Organization\n} OIL IN PERSPECTIVE\u2014\nR.M. Maier 1) Demand/Supply\nJ.C. Underhill 2) Frontier/Offshore Logistics\nTHE ARCTIC AND OIL\u2014\nR.A. Hemstock Environmental Considerations\n12:30 p.m.\nLondon Room LUNCHEON\n2:00 p.m.\nProvincial Room COMPANY/INDUSTRY/PLANT REQUIREMENTS\nGordon Haight 1) Producing\nA.W. Wirth 2) Refining\nR.S. Grout 3) Transportation\n5:45-6:45 p.m.\nNew York Room RECEPTION\u2014DINNER\nTuesday, June |\nener\n9:00 a.m.\nProvincial Room George Brydon CONSUMER IMPLICATIONS\nD.L. McGillivray :\nW.N. Sande\n12:30 p.m.\nStarlight Room t LUNCHEON\n2:00 p.m.\nProvincial Room Dr. D.A.L. Auld THE BROAD SOCIAL COST/BENEFIT PICTURE\nUniversity of Guelph\nDr. Arthur Smith CLOSING DISCUSSION\nChairman,\nThe Economic Council\nof Canada\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/phgl0228", "img_5437.png": "a 2\n. 3\nSeminar Program\nMonday, May 31 Chairmen\u2014J.A. Cogan/L.D. Fraser Pcie Ail\n9:00 a.m.\n\nProvincial Room W.O. Twaits Welcome and Introduction\n} POLLUTION\u2014\nH.H. Clare Definition, Effects, Organization\n} OIL IN PERSPECTIVE\u2014\nR.M. Maier 1) Demand/Supply\nJ.C. Underhill 2) Frontier/Offshore Logistics\nTHE ARCTIC AND OIL\u2014\nR.A. Hemstock Environmental Considerations\n12:30 p.m.\nLondon Room LUNCHEON\n2:00 p.m.\nProvincial Room COMPANY/INDUSTRY/PLANT REQUIREMENTS\nGordon Haight 1) Producing\nA.W. Wirth 2) Refining\nR.S. Grout 3) Transportation\n5:45-6:45 p.m.\nNew York Room RECEPTION\u2014DINNER\nTuesday, June |\nener\n9:00 a.m.\nProvincial Room George Brydon CONSUMER IMPLICATIONS\nD.L. McGillivray :\nW.N. Sande\n12:30 p.m.\nStarlight Room t LUNCHEON\n2:00 p.m.\nProvincial Room Dr. D.A.L. Auld THE BROAD SOCIAL COST/BENEFIT PICTURE\nUniversity of Guelph\nDr. Arthur Smith CLOSING DISCUSSION\nChairman,\nThe Economic Council\nof Canada\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/phgl0228", "img_54312.png": ". co \"a9. 81/98 10:28 R. J. REYNCLDS TOB. S26 499 e572 oe\nOne Enterprise Place Zea a\nHickeville, NY 11801 sf AZO FS I BVini QP Bal\n(516) 822-0068 SEP UU Ui heh beh VIET WWI\nFax (516) 822-2182 ASSOCIATES\nrere ee nner ence een\nee July 6, 1998\nTo: RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nRe: Tax Stamps\nInvoice: #068-0101\nDate: 3/9/98\nAmount Due: $$2,630.40\n, wn\n. @\na\nwn\nn\n8\nSut A Distributor~ importer \u2014 Cigars - Pipes - Lighters ~ Smokers Accessories", "img_54315.png": ". co \"a9. 81/98 10:28 R. J. REYNCLDS TOB. S26 499 e572 oe\nOne Enterprise Place Zea a\nHickeville, NY 11801 sf AZO FS I BVini QP Bal\n(516) 822-0068 SEP UU Ui heh beh VIET WWI\nFax (516) 822-2182 ASSOCIATES\nrere ee nner ence een\nee July 6, 1998\nTo: RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nRe: Tax Stamps\nInvoice: #068-0101\nDate: 3/9/98\nAmount Due: $$2,630.40\n, wn\n. @\na\nwn\nn\n8\nSut A Distributor~ importer \u2014 Cigars - Pipes - Lighters ~ Smokers Accessories", "img_54319.png": ". co \"a9. 81/98 10:28 R. J. REYNCLDS TOB. S26 499 e572 oe\nOne Enterprise Place Zea a\nHickeville, NY 11801 sf AZO FS I BVini QP Bal\n(516) 822-0068 SEP UU Ui heh beh VIET WWI\nFax (516) 822-2182 ASSOCIATES\nrere ee nner ence een\nee July 6, 1998\nTo: RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nRe: Tax Stamps\nInvoice: #068-0101\nDate: 3/9/98\nAmount Due: $$2,630.40\n, wn\n. @\na\nwn\nn\n8\nSut A Distributor~ importer \u2014 Cigars - Pipes - Lighters ~ Smokers Accessories", "img_54321.png": ". co \"a9. 81/98 10:28 R. J. REYNCLDS TOB. S26 499 e572 oe\nOne Enterprise Place Zea a\nHickeville, NY 11801 sf AZO FS I BVini QP Bal\n(516) 822-0068 SEP UU Ui heh beh VIET WWI\nFax (516) 822-2182 ASSOCIATES\nrere ee nner ence een\nee July 6, 1998\nTo: RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nRe: Tax Stamps\nInvoice: #068-0101\nDate: 3/9/98\nAmount Due: $$2,630.40\n, wn\n. @\na\nwn\nn\n8\nSut A Distributor~ importer \u2014 Cigars - Pipes - Lighters ~ Smokers Accessories", "img_54329.png": ". co \"a9. 81/98 10:28 R. J. REYNCLDS TOB. S26 499 e572 oe\nOne Enterprise Place Zea a\nHickeville, NY 11801 sf AZO FS I BVini QP Bal\n(516) 822-0068 SEP UU Ui heh beh VIET WWI\nFax (516) 822-2182 ASSOCIATES\nrere ee nner ence een\nee July 6, 1998\nTo: RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\nRe: Tax Stamps\nInvoice: #068-0101\nDate: 3/9/98\nAmount Due: $$2,630.40\n, wn\n. @\na\nwn\nn\n8\nSut A Distributor~ importer \u2014 Cigars - Pipes - Lighters ~ Smokers Accessories", "img_60808.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60809.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60811.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60813.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60816.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60817.png": "se i . : \u2018 \u2018 ee es 3 a i\naoe ,  @ (es\n(f Admissions and Admission Rates\n} to State Hospitals and Bureau of Social Work by ;\nLos Angeles County Public Health Districts :\n- Health District Population Admissions to Patients on f i\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aie State Hospitals Indefinite Leave?\nTotalt .Negro@ Mex. 2 No.3 Rate per* No. Rate per ;\nAmer. 100,000 ey 100.000\n(in 1000s)\nAlhambra : 269 - 19 laa 63 230 85\nsellflower 25) = 2b 214 We, ei 26\nCentral 178 es 1} \u00b0 30 477 267 286, 160 -\nCompton 239 60 16 251 105 a 66 69\nMast Los Angeles 164 as ie) Faia 92 108 65 -\nsast Valley 293 5 7D) 22 275 aoe | 182 62. >\nSl Monte 205) - 28 168 63 [fe te kOe 61 3 :\nGlendale i 338 co Ae 268 79 138 40 i 2 s\nHarbor SY; 5 12 gn? Te vie 38 au BS\nHol lywood-Wilshire 375 13 12 470 - 125.6 376- 100 - ae\nth\nInglewood Ol: ne nee 403 Helse 204 56 on\n: Long Beach 379 Oe Bie) Bape 2788) 186 4g |\nMonrovia i eer s a5 3 168 62 100 37\nNortheast 202 \u201cdag 88 285 141 160 a?\nPasadena 12 14 6 ADM Los 56 45\n* Pomona 281 1- ONG aa ou 174 61 Gane\nSan Antonio 284 - 19 275 96 156: 3 oy\nsan ernando sO Oe - ae 9h. oe 60 33\nSanta Monica-West 488 11s au 399 81 256. 52\nSouth : 128 99. 20 208 162- T6or 129\nSoutheast ior 25 ites, 20 Big Nes 156 104\nSouthwest 362 ea 25 396 109 348-- 96\nTorrance 303 - 22 184. 60 94 ou\nWest Valley 495 a 1 275 Was o: 180 36\nWhittier 268 - 32 147 ou 106 39\n5\nDistrict Unknown : = i a a ca 214 -\nLos Angeles County 6821 462 Le ' 6264 92 ares 64\nNote: ALL footnotes on attached sheet.\nSYolU [gers Hau alt OSH /ANUW AVA ALe [UISIia ye (OLeL |p alelaltSMULOSIM=Xe IU) L6 eles) 0] al\\z6 Oar", "img_60633.png": "; Health Department\nFunctions\n; Item 6. page 4 (Selected Materials on Health Department Problems)\nAccessibility of Health Services\nFSToNUI ROTH AIT OSSIAN AUN NI AL6 USI UZ OXOIU pale aTeSM TOS m=Y6 [00 6101/0] 96 [ONE", "img_60634.png": "; Health Department\nFunctions\n; Item 6. page 4 (Selected Materials on Health Department Problems)\nAccessibility of Health Services\nFSToNUI ROTH AIT OSSIAN AUN NI AL6 USI UZ OXOIU pale aTeSM TOS m=Y6 [00 6101/0] 96 [ONE", "img_60721.png": "Other County\n; ; Health Services\nhet) $C)  LOS_ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ROSPIEALS\nPRESENT FUNCL TONS :\nNeen ake Ome Cases. a inpatient, outpatient, clinic, extended\ni 9 9 9\ncare, long term and home care; (b) acute and non-acute care\n- dncluding diagnostic, therapeutical, rehabilitative and\npreventive care.\n2. Specialized care for post polio, communicable diseases,\nmental health, emexgency and trauma, chest, rehabilitation,\ntuberculosis, geriatric, alcoholic, extended care, chronic\n4 long term and similar specialized services.\n3, Medical school training programs fox medical students, in-\ntexns and resident physicians, and direct training of\nyi \u2019 :\n: nurses and allied paramedical personnel.\n4, Research programs related to and suppoxting satient care\nPEOG g\nservices,\n; 5, Non-hospital services: e.g., the Outside Medical Relief\nProgram, the Home Health Care Progran, the special East\n\neS Los Angeles Childrens Clinic and the special Chil\u00e9rens\n\nNeurology and Teaching Programs.\n6, Major new programs such as cardiac surgery, Renal Dialysis,\ney kidney transplants, etc.\n7. Contract programs for inpatient hospital and emergency hos-\npital care and ambulance services,\n3 8, Rehabilitation services to the chronically disabled indigent\n: male with special emphasis on chronic alcoholism problems.\n9, Ancillary services: professional medical social services;\ncollections of revenue owed to the County; the Crippled\nChildrens Services program for Los Angeles County.\n: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE\n1. Services not provided for by the private sector: e.g.,\n\n; alcoholism services, services for narcotics, psychiatric\nhospital services, communicable disease services, emexgency\nand trauma services.\n\n2, Major new types of programs such as the Heart, Cancer and\nStroke Program, other \\regional.medical care programs, etc.\n3, Education and training for the development of present and\nfuture health manpower for the public and private health\nsectors.", "img_60722.png": "Other County\n; ; Health Services\nhet) $C)  LOS_ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ROSPIEALS\nPRESENT FUNCL TONS :\nNeen ake Ome Cases. a inpatient, outpatient, clinic, extended\ni 9 9 9\ncare, long term and home care; (b) acute and non-acute care\n- dncluding diagnostic, therapeutical, rehabilitative and\npreventive care.\n2. Specialized care for post polio, communicable diseases,\nmental health, emexgency and trauma, chest, rehabilitation,\ntuberculosis, geriatric, alcoholic, extended care, chronic\n4 long term and similar specialized services.\n3, Medical school training programs fox medical students, in-\ntexns and resident physicians, and direct training of\nyi \u2019 :\n: nurses and allied paramedical personnel.\n4, Research programs related to and suppoxting satient care\nPEOG g\nservices,\n; 5, Non-hospital services: e.g., the Outside Medical Relief\nProgram, the Home Health Care Progran, the special East\n\neS Los Angeles Childrens Clinic and the special Chil\u00e9rens\n\nNeurology and Teaching Programs.\n6, Major new programs such as cardiac surgery, Renal Dialysis,\ney kidney transplants, etc.\n7. Contract programs for inpatient hospital and emergency hos-\npital care and ambulance services,\n3 8, Rehabilitation services to the chronically disabled indigent\n: male with special emphasis on chronic alcoholism problems.\n9, Ancillary services: professional medical social services;\ncollections of revenue owed to the County; the Crippled\nChildrens Services program for Los Angeles County.\n: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE\n1. Services not provided for by the private sector: e.g.,\n\n; alcoholism services, services for narcotics, psychiatric\nhospital services, communicable disease services, emexgency\nand trauma services.\n\n2, Major new types of programs such as the Heart, Cancer and\nStroke Program, other \\regional.medical care programs, etc.\n3, Education and training for the development of present and\nfuture health manpower for the public and private health\nsectors.", "img_60723.png": "Other County\n; ; Health Services\nhet) $C)  LOS_ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ROSPIEALS\nPRESENT FUNCL TONS :\nNeen ake Ome Cases. a inpatient, outpatient, clinic, extended\ni 9 9 9\ncare, long term and home care; (b) acute and non-acute care\n- dncluding diagnostic, therapeutical, rehabilitative and\npreventive care.\n2. Specialized care for post polio, communicable diseases,\nmental health, emexgency and trauma, chest, rehabilitation,\ntuberculosis, geriatric, alcoholic, extended care, chronic\n4 long term and similar specialized services.\n3, Medical school training programs fox medical students, in-\ntexns and resident physicians, and direct training of\nyi \u2019 :\n: nurses and allied paramedical personnel.\n4, Research programs related to and suppoxting satient care\nPEOG g\nservices,\n; 5, Non-hospital services: e.g., the Outside Medical Relief\nProgram, the Home Health Care Progran, the special East\n\neS Los Angeles Childrens Clinic and the special Chil\u00e9rens\n\nNeurology and Teaching Programs.\n6, Major new programs such as cardiac surgery, Renal Dialysis,\ney kidney transplants, etc.\n7. Contract programs for inpatient hospital and emergency hos-\npital care and ambulance services,\n3 8, Rehabilitation services to the chronically disabled indigent\n: male with special emphasis on chronic alcoholism problems.\n9, Ancillary services: professional medical social services;\ncollections of revenue owed to the County; the Crippled\nChildrens Services program for Los Angeles County.\n: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE\n1. Services not provided for by the private sector: e.g.,\n\n; alcoholism services, services for narcotics, psychiatric\nhospital services, communicable disease services, emexgency\nand trauma services.\n\n2, Major new types of programs such as the Heart, Cancer and\nStroke Program, other \\regional.medical care programs, etc.\n3, Education and training for the development of present and\nfuture health manpower for the public and private health\nsectors.", "img_60724.png": "Other County\n; ; Health Services\nhet) $C)  LOS_ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ROSPIEALS\nPRESENT FUNCL TONS :\nNeen ake Ome Cases. a inpatient, outpatient, clinic, extended\ni 9 9 9\ncare, long term and home care; (b) acute and non-acute care\n- dncluding diagnostic, therapeutical, rehabilitative and\npreventive care.\n2. Specialized care for post polio, communicable diseases,\nmental health, emexgency and trauma, chest, rehabilitation,\ntuberculosis, geriatric, alcoholic, extended care, chronic\n4 long term and similar specialized services.\n3, Medical school training programs fox medical students, in-\ntexns and resident physicians, and direct training of\nyi \u2019 :\n: nurses and allied paramedical personnel.\n4, Research programs related to and suppoxting satient care\nPEOG g\nservices,\n; 5, Non-hospital services: e.g., the Outside Medical Relief\nProgram, the Home Health Care Progran, the special East\n\neS Los Angeles Childrens Clinic and the special Chil\u00e9rens\n\nNeurology and Teaching Programs.\n6, Major new programs such as cardiac surgery, Renal Dialysis,\ney kidney transplants, etc.\n7. Contract programs for inpatient hospital and emergency hos-\npital care and ambulance services,\n3 8, Rehabilitation services to the chronically disabled indigent\n: male with special emphasis on chronic alcoholism problems.\n9, Ancillary services: professional medical social services;\ncollections of revenue owed to the County; the Crippled\nChildrens Services program for Los Angeles County.\n: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE\n1. Services not provided for by the private sector: e.g.,\n\n; alcoholism services, services for narcotics, psychiatric\nhospital services, communicable disease services, emexgency\nand trauma services.\n\n2, Major new types of programs such as the Heart, Cancer and\nStroke Program, other \\regional.medical care programs, etc.\n3, Education and training for the development of present and\nfuture health manpower for the public and private health\nsectors.", "img_60696.png": ": To: Dr. Heidbreder\nFrom: Dr. Soroker Page 5 -\nDate: Nov. 14, 1967 ;\nSubj: PPBS\nC. Environmental Health\n1. Reduce enviromaental health hazards and dilapidated housing 20% in\n1 year in SE, Central, Harbor, E.L.A. and NE districts (see attach-\nment #3). z\nD. Mental Health\n1. Reduce high rate of admissions to mental hospital 20% in 1 year in\nCentral, S, SE, HY, SW, Inglewood and Compton districts (see attach-\nment #6).\n2. Reduce high suicide rates 20% in 1 year in Central district (& others).\n3. Reduce high rate of alcoholism 20% in 1 year in Central, SE, Harbor\ndistricts.\n4. Reduce high incidence of narcotics and drug abuse 20% in 1 year an\nNE, E.L.A. and among college population.\n:\n5. Reduce incidence of emotional disturbance associated with ER in all\ndistricts. 5 :\nE. Chronic Disease .\n; 1. Reduce high rate of death and disability from heart disease, CA, stroke\n6 and diabetes 20% in 2 years County-tide. : 7\n2. Reduce high mortality from lung CA 20% in 2 years in Central, Hil and\nSM districts (see attachment #5).\n; . :\nFSTODUIRot= HIN ANAT SHIA AU AL a16 [USI UZ [OLOIU Ia =a CSU OTS A=To [UTL6 010051) 0] p26 ON", "img_60697.png": ": To: Dr. Heidbreder\nFrom: Dr. Soroker Page 5 -\nDate: Nov. 14, 1967 ;\nSubj: PPBS\nC. Environmental Health\n1. Reduce enviromaental health hazards and dilapidated housing 20% in\n1 year in SE, Central, Harbor, E.L.A. and NE districts (see attach-\nment #3). z\nD. Mental Health\n1. Reduce high rate of admissions to mental hospital 20% in 1 year in\nCentral, S, SE, HY, SW, Inglewood and Compton districts (see attach-\nment #6).\n2. Reduce high suicide rates 20% in 1 year in Central district (& others).\n3. Reduce high rate of alcoholism 20% in 1 year in Central, SE, Harbor\ndistricts.\n4. Reduce high incidence of narcotics and drug abuse 20% in 1 year an\nNE, E.L.A. and among college population.\n:\n5. Reduce incidence of emotional disturbance associated with ER in all\ndistricts. 5 :\nE. Chronic Disease .\n; 1. Reduce high rate of death and disability from heart disease, CA, stroke\n6 and diabetes 20% in 2 years County-tide. : 7\n2. Reduce high mortality from lung CA 20% in 2 years in Central, Hil and\nSM districts (see attachment #5).\n; . :\nFSTODUIRot= HIN ANAT SHIA AU AL a16 [USI UZ [OLOIU Ia =a CSU OTS A=To [UTL6 010051) 0] p26 ON", "img_60700.png": ": To: Dr. Heidbreder\nFrom: Dr. Soroker Page 5 -\nDate: Nov. 14, 1967 ;\nSubj: PPBS\nC. Environmental Health\n1. Reduce enviromaental health hazards and dilapidated housing 20% in\n1 year in SE, Central, Harbor, E.L.A. and NE districts (see attach-\nment #3). z\nD. Mental Health\n1. Reduce high rate of admissions to mental hospital 20% in 1 year in\nCentral, S, SE, HY, SW, Inglewood and Compton districts (see attach-\nment #6).\n2. Reduce high suicide rates 20% in 1 year in Central district (& others).\n3. Reduce high rate of alcoholism 20% in 1 year in Central, SE, Harbor\ndistricts.\n4. Reduce high incidence of narcotics and drug abuse 20% in 1 year an\nNE, E.L.A. and among college population.\n:\n5. Reduce incidence of emotional disturbance associated with ER in all\ndistricts. 5 :\nE. Chronic Disease .\n; 1. Reduce high rate of death and disability from heart disease, CA, stroke\n6 and diabetes 20% in 2 years County-tide. : 7\n2. Reduce high mortality from lung CA 20% in 2 years in Central, Hil and\nSM districts (see attachment #5).\n; . :\nFSTODUIRot= HIN ANAT SHIA AU AL a16 [USI UZ [OLOIU Ia =a CSU OTS A=To [UTL6 010051) 0] p26 ON", "img_60701.png": ": To: Dr. Heidbreder\nFrom: Dr. Soroker Page 5 -\nDate: Nov. 14, 1967 ;\nSubj: PPBS\nC. Environmental Health\n1. Reduce enviromaental health hazards and dilapidated housing 20% in\n1 year in SE, Central, Harbor, E.L.A. and NE districts (see attach-\nment #3). z\nD. Mental Health\n1. Reduce high rate of admissions to mental hospital 20% in 1 year in\nCentral, S, SE, HY, SW, Inglewood and Compton districts (see attach-\nment #6).\n2. Reduce high suicide rates 20% in 1 year in Central district (& others).\n3. Reduce high rate of alcoholism 20% in 1 year in Central, SE, Harbor\ndistricts.\n4. Reduce high incidence of narcotics and drug abuse 20% in 1 year an\nNE, E.L.A. and among college population.\n:\n5. Reduce incidence of emotional disturbance associated with ER in all\ndistricts. 5 :\nE. Chronic Disease .\n; 1. Reduce high rate of death and disability from heart disease, CA, stroke\n6 and diabetes 20% in 2 years County-tide. : 7\n2. Reduce high mortality from lung CA 20% in 2 years in Central, Hil and\nSM districts (see attachment #5).\n; . :\nFSTODUIRot= HIN ANAT SHIA AU AL a16 [USI UZ [OLOIU Ia =a CSU OTS A=To [UTL6 010051) 0] p26 ON", "img_60702.png": ": To: Dr. Heidbreder\nFrom: Dr. Soroker Page 5 -\nDate: Nov. 14, 1967 ;\nSubj: PPBS\nC. Environmental Health\n1. Reduce enviromaental health hazards and dilapidated housing 20% in\n1 year in SE, Central, Harbor, E.L.A. and NE districts (see attach-\nment #3). z\nD. Mental Health\n1. Reduce high rate of admissions to mental hospital 20% in 1 year in\nCentral, S, SE, HY, SW, Inglewood and Compton districts (see attach-\nment #6).\n2. Reduce high suicide rates 20% in 1 year in Central district (& others).\n3. Reduce high rate of alcoholism 20% in 1 year in Central, SE, Harbor\ndistricts.\n4. Reduce high incidence of narcotics and drug abuse 20% in 1 year an\nNE, E.L.A. and among college population.\n:\n5. Reduce incidence of emotional disturbance associated with ER in all\ndistricts. 5 :\nE. Chronic Disease .\n; 1. Reduce high rate of death and disability from heart disease, CA, stroke\n6 and diabetes 20% in 2 years County-tide. : 7\n2. Reduce high mortality from lung CA 20% in 2 years in Central, Hil and\nSM districts (see attachment #5).\n; . :\nFSTODUIRot= HIN ANAT SHIA AU AL a16 [USI UZ [OLOIU Ia =a CSU OTS A=To [UTL6 010051) 0] p26 ON", "img_9297.png": "ot, PARTNERS RESOURCE PROGRAM\nMATCHING DOCUMENTATION\nChain/Store Name: Cutts 3 ih) 3) (cut (evar tee DYS3u\nZBrasswr Cl Prsh lege\nsIs#: \u201cDY S3u\nProgram Period: S35 HL\nEquivalent Value of One Week\u2019s\nDiscounts: Go- |\n1. Retailer Provided Additional Week\u2019s Buydown\n[| Yes x] No\n2. Retailer Provided Equivalent Value/Service\nValue/Service pice 20s | Abverhy $ 3N-\npire 4cinp LD My). L Walon irk, 5 Ber |\nJ. WHITING |\n69607\n|\n|\nw |\nSs |\nSs\noo\nO7 0am. doc'S-1808 8 |\ni", "img_9295.png": "ot, PARTNERS RESOURCE PROGRAM\nMATCHING DOCUMENTATION\nChain/Store Name: Cutts 3 ih) 3) (cut (evar tee DYS3u\nZBrasswr Cl Prsh lege\nsIs#: \u201cDY S3u\nProgram Period: S35 HL\nEquivalent Value of One Week\u2019s\nDiscounts: Go- |\n1. 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They are pleasant to eat and a Mee Rao?\ndrink, so enjoy them, but come to the table with a i oo i\n: good appetite and eat heartily at every meal if you Ses\n/ want to be strong and healthy. A snack or a soft drink\n\u2018 in the middle of the morning or afternoon will help\n\u2018 keep you feeling good and full of pep. \u00aeBariched refers te white bread the! haw been returned\n: \u201c to whole grain levels Gs certain ealuable nutrients.", "img_59914.png": "- lam\n| Ce ab) a Hee are the Foods\n\n: fe ty co a + whele grain and enriched bread and cereals,*\n\ne EE SNE EAA CSE RRC SS :\n\ni sh \u2014 ae : * potaines,\n\n: a Va CO ' Peas,\n\nye ee ESAS Gc ccc: RBS 3 or eee : OOS... VC\n\ni Foods for Pep Seta\n\nDe you like to swim, dance, play tennis, kick a foot- YG oh ee\u201d\n\n. strong museles, there isn't enough left ta give you all ee oe CN ee\npep \u2014 eal bread, potatoes, cereals and vegetables lke NS - CY\nbeans and peas. These foods give you energy - plus... Wr ; a\u201c\nplus vim, vigor and vitality. \u2018 |\n\nCoolties, Jam, jelly, syrup, peanuts and soft drinks sit, oe oc\n\n1 also give you energy. They are pleasant to eat and a Mee Rao?\ndrink, so enjoy them, but come to the table with a i oo i\n: good appetite and eat heartily at every meal if you Ses\n/ want to be strong and healthy. A snack or a soft drink\n\u2018 in the middle of the morning or afternoon will help\n\u2018 keep you feeling good and full of pep. \u00aeBariched refers te white bread the! haw been returned\n: \u201c to whole grain levels Gs certain ealuable nutrients.", "img_59915.png": "- lam\n| Ce ab) a Hee are the Foods\n\n: fe ty co a + whele grain and enriched bread and cereals,*\n\ne EE SNE EAA CSE RRC SS :\n\ni sh \u2014 ae : * potaines,\n\n: a Va CO ' Peas,\n\nye ee ESAS Gc ccc: RBS 3 or eee : OOS... VC\n\ni Foods for Pep Seta\n\nDe you like to swim, dance, play tennis, kick a foot- YG oh ee\u201d\n\n. strong museles, there isn't enough left ta give you all ee oe CN ee\npep \u2014 eal bread, potatoes, cereals and vegetables lke NS - CY\nbeans and peas. These foods give you energy - plus... Wr ; a\u201c\nplus vim, vigor and vitality. \u2018 |\n\nCoolties, Jam, jelly, syrup, peanuts and soft drinks sit, oe oc\n\n1 also give you energy. They are pleasant to eat and a Mee Rao?\ndrink, so enjoy them, but come to the table with a i oo i\n: good appetite and eat heartily at every meal if you Ses\n/ want to be strong and healthy. A snack or a soft drink\n\u2018 in the middle of the morning or afternoon will help\n\u2018 keep you feeling good and full of pep. \u00aeBariched refers te white bread the! haw been returned\n: \u201c to whole grain levels Gs certain ealuable nutrients.", "img_60046.png": "| So | Foods That\noe 2 Give You Staying Power\n| . ey\n> Ca ee . y Aa . /\n~~ OO lO iCt\u2014'\u2014D ~ * butter * eggs\no a are A 4 ~ y Gy \u00ab margarine * bacon or other meats\n| i nae Ct |\n| Endurance e. ci arppyp\nin training if you want to tarry on to the end of a hard : r }\u00ab\n#ame but, apart frony this, there are certain kinds of Ge \\\\\nfood that will give you endurance. They stay with you oS A . es\n\\ longer than the foods that give you pep. EG cw <<\nmargarine, vream, cooking oils, cheese, eggs, baeon, See gr 2. _\n| other meats and nuts. : en me << 7 a Saaticn\n: or grapefruit and a glass of milk, This kind of breakiast Se SS SS ms\n. gives you endurance for a full morning's werk, \u201cee \u201c \u201c \u00ae SO", "img_60047.png": "<> sO .\n: \u201c2 _>\u00bb do. \u2122 Your eyes will sparkle if you have the good health\n: a Cr . C _ & that comes from eating, every day, a variety of nour-\n/ Noy (2 - ishing foods\u2014meat, fish, eggs, fruits, vegetables, en-\n\u2018 Y eS \u201c\u2014 uo riched and whole grain breads and cereals.\n| A . t= Brushing your teeth regularly after eating removes\n, AS the food particles clinging to the teeth and helps pre-\nee FE WW Ke ee << ON :\n, C8 co a |= vent tooth decay, The teeth should be brushed in such\n4 \u00ab SOS \u201ca . a way as to reach every possible surface, and as di-\n: \u00e9 < CS . < A. 4 rected hy your dentist.\n( \\ i < a ~ ok Kg Dp, Tf you do not have access to a toothbrush after meals\n, oe \\ sc SNP \\ sating snat Js, rinse your mouth\na SS & ACS ) or after cating snacks between meals, rinse y n\nA we C , \\ . with water to remove the food particles adhering to\n\\ < a WH the teeth. 4 Lak . 4\n8 oO . \\S a c Visit your dentist regularly, Remember, your cen-\n\\ : | : - ~ \\ . tist is your friend anid he will help you to have good-\n. S Se \u00a3 eeBren |\ney act a\n: SS )\n| For a Bright Smile Oe a7\n: BOAO\nThere's nothing like a good smile to make you papu- . < gee\nlar among your friends. Twa things go to make up a \u2014 ESE\n\u2018 charming smile \u2014 sparkling eyes and beautiful teeth.", "img_60048.png": "<> sO .\n: \u201c2 _>\u00bb do. \u2122 Your eyes will sparkle if you have the good health\n: a Cr . C _ & that comes from eating, every day, a variety of nour-\n/ Noy (2 - ishing foods\u2014meat, fish, eggs, fruits, vegetables, en-\n\u2018 Y eS \u201c\u2014 uo riched and whole grain breads and cereals.\n| A . t= Brushing your teeth regularly after eating removes\n, AS the food particles clinging to the teeth and helps pre-\nee FE WW Ke ee << ON :\n, C8 co a |= vent tooth decay, The teeth should be brushed in such\n4 \u00ab SOS \u201ca . a way as to reach every possible surface, and as di-\n: \u00e9 < CS . < A. 4 rected hy your dentist.\n( \\ i < a ~ ok Kg Dp, Tf you do not have access to a toothbrush after meals\n, oe \\ sc SNP \\ sating snat Js, rinse your mouth\na SS & ACS ) or after cating snacks between meals, rinse y n\nA we C , \\ . with water to remove the food particles adhering to\n\\ < a WH the teeth. 4 Lak . 4\n8 oO . \\S a c Visit your dentist regularly, Remember, your cen-\n\\ : | : - ~ \\ . tist is your friend anid he will help you to have good-\n. S Se \u00a3 eeBren |\ney act a\n: SS )\n| For a Bright Smile Oe a7\n: BOAO\nThere's nothing like a good smile to make you papu- . < gee\nlar among your friends. Twa things go to make up a \u2014 ESE\n\u2018 charming smile \u2014 sparkling eyes and beautiful teeth.", "img_60049.png": "<> sO .\n: \u201c2 _>\u00bb do. \u2122 Your eyes will sparkle if you have the good health\n: a Cr . C _ & that comes from eating, every day, a variety of nour-\n/ Noy (2 - ishing foods\u2014meat, fish, eggs, fruits, vegetables, en-\n\u2018 Y eS \u201c\u2014 uo riched and whole grain breads and cereals.\n| A . t= Brushing your teeth regularly after eating removes\n, AS the food particles clinging to the teeth and helps pre-\nee FE WW Ke ee << ON :\n, C8 co a |= vent tooth decay, The teeth should be brushed in such\n4 \u00ab SOS \u201ca . a way as to reach every possible surface, and as di-\n: \u00e9 < CS . < A. 4 rected hy your dentist.\n( \\ i < a ~ ok Kg Dp, Tf you do not have access to a toothbrush after meals\n, oe \\ sc SNP \\ sating snat Js, rinse your mouth\na SS & ACS ) or after cating snacks between meals, rinse y n\nA we C , \\ . with water to remove the food particles adhering to\n\\ < a WH the teeth. 4 Lak . 4\n8 oO . \\S a c Visit your dentist regularly, Remember, your cen-\n\\ : | : - ~ \\ . tist is your friend anid he will help you to have good-\n. S Se \u00a3 eeBren |\ney act a\n: SS )\n| For a Bright Smile Oe a7\n: BOAO\nThere's nothing like a good smile to make you papu- . < gee\nlar among your friends. Twa things go to make up a \u2014 ESE\n\u2018 charming smile \u2014 sparkling eyes and beautiful teeth.", "img_383.png": "[ cde\nPHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. C90-039. 193\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Richard Carchman Date: May 24, 1990\nFrom: Martha Smith harcda  Lrnrk\nSubject: NNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone\nNNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone is a tobacco- specific\nnitrosamine which is formed during the curing and smoking of tobacco. Formation during\ncuring occurs through nitrosation. Occurrence in smoke results from pyrosynthesis or by direct\ntransfer from tobacco. NNK is found in both mainstream smoke and in sidestream smoke.\nNNK is carcinogenic in laboratory animals. Hoffmann et al ,1981, (Reference 1) states NNK is :\na strong carcinogen which induces lung adenomas in mice, carcinomas in the nasal cavity, liver\nand lung of rats, tracheal tumors and carcinomas of the nasal cavity and lung of hamsters.\nHoffmann et al, 1986, (Reference 2) depict NNK as one of the most powerful carcinogens in\ntobacco smoke. They say NNK induces benign and malignant tumors in laboratory animals in\nboth the upper respiratory tract and in the lung. According to Hoffman et al, 1985, (Reference\n3) 1 mg of NNK will induce lung tumors in hamsters.\nBurley tobacco contains higher levels of NNK and other tobacco-specific nitrosamines\n: than do other types of tobaccos. Air-curing under hot, humid conditions increases the. amounts\n: found (Reference 4). Andersen et al, 1985, (Reference 5) measured levels of NNK. They used\nKy 14 burley grown under different shade conditions and air-cured. They also used air-cured\nand homogenized-leaf-cured burley tobaccos from conventionally grown tobaccos with\ndifferent alkaloid genotypes. They found NNK contents ranged from 0.2s\u00a2/g - 0.5,\u00a2/g in air-\ncured Ky 14 tobacco lamina from leaves grown under 0 - 65% shade (100, 65, 35% of natural\nlight). The highest NNK concentrations were from 45% shade-growil lamina from the lower\nleaf positions on stalks according to this study. Andersen et al concluded that NNK contents\nincreased in lamina from successively lower leaf positions of non-shade-grown and 45% shade-\ngrown plants. They believe this is due to the leaves of the lower stalk positions being more\nmature than the leaves from the upper stalk positions. Andersen et al concluded that levels of\nNNK increased during each stage of homogenized-leaf-curing in the tested tobacco genotypes.\nTheir study indicated that NNK accumulated to a larger extent than NNN'in the homogenized-\njeaf-cured high-alkaloid burley tobacco. NNK was significantly lower in the low-alkaloid line\nthan in the high-alkaloid line for both the air-cured and the homogenized-leaf-cured tobaccos at\neach period of measurement throughout storage.according to this study. MacKown et al, 1984,\n(Reference 6) postulate that fertilization with nitrogen plays a role in the amounts of tobacco- 8\nspecific nitrosamines found in tobacco. Burley tobacco generally receives more nitrogen a\nfertilizer than does flue-cured tobacco. NNK levels were measured in several burley genotypes &\nin 1981 when there was no nitrogen fertilization. The levels ranged from 0.05 - 0.23 ppm. In on\n1982, with nitrogen fertilizer applied, the levels ranged from 0.08 - 0.71 ppm. Their findings 4\n~\no", "img_384.png": "[ cde\nPHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. C90-039. 193\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Richard Carchman Date: May 24, 1990\nFrom: Martha Smith harcda  Lrnrk\nSubject: NNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone\nNNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone is a tobacco- specific\nnitrosamine which is formed during the curing and smoking of tobacco. Formation during\ncuring occurs through nitrosation. Occurrence in smoke results from pyrosynthesis or by direct\ntransfer from tobacco. NNK is found in both mainstream smoke and in sidestream smoke.\nNNK is carcinogenic in laboratory animals. Hoffmann et al ,1981, (Reference 1) states NNK is :\na strong carcinogen which induces lung adenomas in mice, carcinomas in the nasal cavity, liver\nand lung of rats, tracheal tumors and carcinomas of the nasal cavity and lung of hamsters.\nHoffmann et al, 1986, (Reference 2) depict NNK as one of the most powerful carcinogens in\ntobacco smoke. They say NNK induces benign and malignant tumors in laboratory animals in\nboth the upper respiratory tract and in the lung. According to Hoffman et al, 1985, (Reference\n3) 1 mg of NNK will induce lung tumors in hamsters.\nBurley tobacco contains higher levels of NNK and other tobacco-specific nitrosamines\n: than do other types of tobaccos. Air-curing under hot, humid conditions increases the. amounts\n: found (Reference 4). Andersen et al, 1985, (Reference 5) measured levels of NNK. They used\nKy 14 burley grown under different shade conditions and air-cured. They also used air-cured\nand homogenized-leaf-cured burley tobaccos from conventionally grown tobaccos with\ndifferent alkaloid genotypes. They found NNK contents ranged from 0.2s\u00a2/g - 0.5,\u00a2/g in air-\ncured Ky 14 tobacco lamina from leaves grown under 0 - 65% shade (100, 65, 35% of natural\nlight). The highest NNK concentrations were from 45% shade-growil lamina from the lower\nleaf positions on stalks according to this study. Andersen et al concluded that NNK contents\nincreased in lamina from successively lower leaf positions of non-shade-grown and 45% shade-\ngrown plants. They believe this is due to the leaves of the lower stalk positions being more\nmature than the leaves from the upper stalk positions. Andersen et al concluded that levels of\nNNK increased during each stage of homogenized-leaf-curing in the tested tobacco genotypes.\nTheir study indicated that NNK accumulated to a larger extent than NNN'in the homogenized-\njeaf-cured high-alkaloid burley tobacco. NNK was significantly lower in the low-alkaloid line\nthan in the high-alkaloid line for both the air-cured and the homogenized-leaf-cured tobaccos at\neach period of measurement throughout storage.according to this study. MacKown et al, 1984,\n(Reference 6) postulate that fertilization with nitrogen plays a role in the amounts of tobacco- 8\nspecific nitrosamines found in tobacco. Burley tobacco generally receives more nitrogen a\nfertilizer than does flue-cured tobacco. NNK levels were measured in several burley genotypes &\nin 1981 when there was no nitrogen fertilization. The levels ranged from 0.05 - 0.23 ppm. In on\n1982, with nitrogen fertilizer applied, the levels ranged from 0.08 - 0.71 ppm. Their findings 4\n~\no", "img_385.png": "[ cde\nPHILIP MORRIS U.S. A. C90-039. 193\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\nRichmond, Virginia\nTo: Richard Carchman Date: May 24, 1990\nFrom: Martha Smith harcda  Lrnrk\nSubject: NNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone\nNNK or 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone is a tobacco- specific\nnitrosamine which is formed during the curing and smoking of tobacco. Formation during\ncuring occurs through nitrosation. Occurrence in smoke results from pyrosynthesis or by direct\ntransfer from tobacco. NNK is found in both mainstream smoke and in sidestream smoke.\nNNK is carcinogenic in laboratory animals. Hoffmann et al ,1981, (Reference 1) states NNK is :\na strong carcinogen which induces lung adenomas in mice, carcinomas in the nasal cavity, liver\nand lung of rats, tracheal tumors and carcinomas of the nasal cavity and lung of hamsters.\nHoffmann et al, 1986, (Reference 2) depict NNK as one of the most powerful carcinogens in\ntobacco smoke. They say NNK induces benign and malignant tumors in laboratory animals in\nboth the upper respiratory tract and in the lung. According to Hoffman et al, 1985, (Reference\n3) 1 mg of NNK will induce lung tumors in hamsters.\nBurley tobacco contains higher levels of NNK and other tobacco-specific nitrosamines\n: than do other types of tobaccos. Air-curing under hot, humid conditions increases the. amounts\n: found (Reference 4). Andersen et al, 1985, (Reference 5) measured levels of NNK. They used\nKy 14 burley grown under different shade conditions and air-cured. They also used air-cured\nand homogenized-leaf-cured burley tobaccos from conventionally grown tobaccos with\ndifferent alkaloid genotypes. They found NNK contents ranged from 0.2s\u00a2/g - 0.5,\u00a2/g in air-\ncured Ky 14 tobacco lamina from leaves grown under 0 - 65% shade (100, 65, 35% of natural\nlight). The highest NNK concentrations were from 45% shade-growil lamina from the lower\nleaf positions on stalks according to this study. Andersen et al concluded that NNK contents\nincreased in lamina from successively lower leaf positions of non-shade-grown and 45% shade-\ngrown plants. They believe this is due to the leaves of the lower stalk positions being more\nmature than the leaves from the upper stalk positions. Andersen et al concluded that levels of\nNNK increased during each stage of homogenized-leaf-curing in the tested tobacco genotypes.\nTheir study indicated that NNK accumulated to a larger extent than NNN'in the homogenized-\njeaf-cured high-alkaloid burley tobacco. NNK was significantly lower in the low-alkaloid line\nthan in the high-alkaloid line for both the air-cured and the homogenized-leaf-cured tobaccos at\neach period of measurement throughout storage.according to this study. MacKown et al, 1984,\n(Reference 6) postulate that fertilization with nitrogen plays a role in the amounts of tobacco- 8\nspecific nitrosamines found in tobacco. Burley tobacco generally receives more nitrogen a\nfertilizer than does flue-cured tobacco. NNK levels were measured in several burley genotypes &\nin 1981 when there was no nitrogen fertilization. The levels ranged from 0.05 - 0.23 ppm. In on\n1982, with nitrogen fertilizer applied, the levels ranged from 0.08 - 0.71 ppm. Their findings 4\n~\no", "img_50517.png": "~ \u00a2\nare not significantly different for the two years they measured. Usage of low-alkaloid burley\ntobaccos are recommended by their study to reduce exposure to NNK. Hoffmann et al,\n(Reference 1) measured levels of NNK which ranged from 0.13 - 35 ppm in tobacco products.\nAndersen et al, (Reference 5), conclude usage of low-alkaloid burley tobaccos and control of\nthe postharvest processes can lower levels of NNK in tobacco products.\nNNK is suspected to be a causative factor in oral cancers among smokeless tobacco\nusers. Hecht et al, 1988, (Reference 7) measured levels of NNK for smokeless tobacco\nproducts as well as cigarette smoke. The amounts of NNK in smokeless tobacco ranged from\n0.03 - 14 ppm. Hoffmann et al (Reference 1) measured levels of NNK in smokeless tobacco\nproducts which ranged from 0.59 - 4.65 ppm. Chamberlain et al, 1988, (Reference 8)\nmeasured levels of NNK between 0.3 - 7.37 ppm in smokeless tobacco products. Exposure of\nhumans to NNK and other nitrosamines is higher with smokeless tobacco products than from\ncigar or cigarette smoke (Reference 9). Levels of NNK in the saliva of snuff-dipping women\nranged from 2.1 - 201 ng/g according to Hoffmann et al (Reference 1). Hecht et al (Reference\n7) cite work done by Winn et al in 1981, (Reference 10), showing oral cancer rates among\nsnuff-dipping white non-smoking women to be 4.2 and among chronic users the risk increased\n50-fold for cancers of the gum and buccal mucosa. Another study done by Winn et al, 1984,\n(Reference 11) indicates a diet high in fruits and vegetables protects against the formation of\noral cancers among snuff dippers and cigarette smokers.\nThe largest nonoccupational exposure to preformed nitrosamines is derived from\n\ntobacco products and tobacco smoke (Reference 9). It has been estimated that US residents\n\nreceive the highest degree of exposure to nitrosamines from cigarette smoking (Reference 2).\nNNK is one of the most powerful carcinogens in cigarette smoke according to Hoffmann et al\n(Reference 2). As previously discussed, NNK causes tumors and carcinomas in laboratory.\nanimals. Hoffmann et al, 1980 (Reference 12) measured levels of NNK in mainstream smoke\nwhich ranged from 0.11 - 4.2yg/cigarette in selected cigarettes and cigars. Hecht et al\n(Reference.7) cites levels of NNK in mainstream smoke to range from 0.017 - 0.43 yg/cigarette.\nHoffmann et al (Reference 3) states there is between 80 - 770 ng/cigarette of NNK in\nmainstream smoke from nonfiltered cigarettes. They give a range of 30 - 150 ng/cigarette of ~\nNNK in mainstream smoke of filtered cigarettes. For cigars, they give a range of 1,900 - 4,200\nng/cigar of NNK. They also state that a cigarette smoker inhales about 0.07\u00abmol. of NNK/kg\nper year on the average. Work by Adams et al, 1983, (Reference 12) indicate that 26 - 37% of\nNNK found in mainstream smoke transfers directly from the tobacco. Their work also states\nthat 63 - 74% of the NNK found in mainstream smoke forms by pyrosynthesis during smoking,\nFischer et al, 1990, (Reference 13) conducted a study on German nonfiltered cigarettes. They\nlist values of NNK to range from 186 - 432 ng/cigarette. They. indicate that the amount of\nNNK in the mainstream smoke depends on the nitrate level of the tobacco. The tobacco type,\nthe filter type, and the butt length are factors. which can influence the amounts of NNK found in a\nmainstream smoke. Fischer et al (Reference 13) believe that pyrosynthesis of NNK during QS\nsmoking is unlikely for tobaccos with lower nitrate.levels. They indicate NNK formation a\nduring smoking is possible for dark tobaccos or tobaccos with high nitrate levels. The results &\n\nn\ng\n-2- =\npu", "img_50518.png": "~ \u00a2\nare not significantly different for the two years they measured. Usage of low-alkaloid burley\ntobaccos are recommended by their study to reduce exposure to NNK. Hoffmann et al,\n(Reference 1) measured levels of NNK which ranged from 0.13 - 35 ppm in tobacco products.\nAndersen et al, (Reference 5), conclude usage of low-alkaloid burley tobaccos and control of\nthe postharvest processes can lower levels of NNK in tobacco products.\nNNK is suspected to be a causative factor in oral cancers among smokeless tobacco\nusers. Hecht et al, 1988, (Reference 7) measured levels of NNK for smokeless tobacco\nproducts as well as cigarette smoke. The amounts of NNK in smokeless tobacco ranged from\n0.03 - 14 ppm. Hoffmann et al (Reference 1) measured levels of NNK in smokeless tobacco\nproducts which ranged from 0.59 - 4.65 ppm. Chamberlain et al, 1988, (Reference 8)\nmeasured levels of NNK between 0.3 - 7.37 ppm in smokeless tobacco products. Exposure of\nhumans to NNK and other nitrosamines is higher with smokeless tobacco products than from\ncigar or cigarette smoke (Reference 9). Levels of NNK in the saliva of snuff-dipping women\nranged from 2.1 - 201 ng/g according to Hoffmann et al (Reference 1). Hecht et al (Reference\n7) cite work done by Winn et al in 1981, (Reference 10), showing oral cancer rates among\nsnuff-dipping white non-smoking women to be 4.2 and among chronic users the risk increased\n50-fold for cancers of the gum and buccal mucosa. Another study done by Winn et al, 1984,\n(Reference 11) indicates a diet high in fruits and vegetables protects against the formation of\noral cancers among snuff dippers and cigarette smokers.\nThe largest nonoccupational exposure to preformed nitrosamines is derived from\n\ntobacco products and tobacco smoke (Reference 9). It has been estimated that US residents\n\nreceive the highest degree of exposure to nitrosamines from cigarette smoking (Reference 2).\nNNK is one of the most powerful carcinogens in cigarette smoke according to Hoffmann et al\n(Reference 2). As previously discussed, NNK causes tumors and carcinomas in laboratory.\nanimals. Hoffmann et al, 1980 (Reference 12) measured levels of NNK in mainstream smoke\nwhich ranged from 0.11 - 4.2yg/cigarette in selected cigarettes and cigars. Hecht et al\n(Reference.7) cites levels of NNK in mainstream smoke to range from 0.017 - 0.43 yg/cigarette.\nHoffmann et al (Reference 3) states there is between 80 - 770 ng/cigarette of NNK in\nmainstream smoke from nonfiltered cigarettes. They give a range of 30 - 150 ng/cigarette of ~\nNNK in mainstream smoke of filtered cigarettes. For cigars, they give a range of 1,900 - 4,200\nng/cigar of NNK. They also state that a cigarette smoker inhales about 0.07\u00abmol. of NNK/kg\nper year on the average. Work by Adams et al, 1983, (Reference 12) indicate that 26 - 37% of\nNNK found in mainstream smoke transfers directly from the tobacco. Their work also states\nthat 63 - 74% of the NNK found in mainstream smoke forms by pyrosynthesis during smoking,\nFischer et al, 1990, (Reference 13) conducted a study on German nonfiltered cigarettes. They\nlist values of NNK to range from 186 - 432 ng/cigarette. They. indicate that the amount of\nNNK in the mainstream smoke depends on the nitrate level of the tobacco. The tobacco type,\nthe filter type, and the butt length are factors. which can influence the amounts of NNK found in a\nmainstream smoke. Fischer et al (Reference 13) believe that pyrosynthesis of NNK during QS\nsmoking is unlikely for tobaccos with lower nitrate.levels. They indicate NNK formation a\nduring smoking is possible for dark tobaccos or tobaccos with high nitrate levels. 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HEINRICH-000000008\nPLT-03832-00008", "img_62375.png": "THE\n\u2018BASIC FOUR\u2019\nWAY\nTO\nGOOD MEALS\n| Number 1 in the\nFood Makes the Difference Series\n| U.S. Department of Agriculture-\nConsumer & Marketing Service\nin cooperation with\nEvaporated Milk Association\nNarrative Guide for Slide Set\nand Filmstrip Presentation C-158\nSeptember 1969.\nConsumer and Marketing Service,\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nFood Makes The Difference!\nj - yo j\n| z ) .\n7 i", "img_62376.png": "THE\n\u2018BASIC FOUR\u2019\nWAY\nTO\nGOOD MEALS\n| Number 1 in the\nFood Makes the Difference Series\n| U.S. Department of Agriculture-\nConsumer & Marketing Service\nin cooperation with\nEvaporated Milk Association\nNarrative Guide for Slide Set\nand Filmstrip Presentation C-158\nSeptember 1969.\nConsumer and Marketing Service,\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nFood Makes The Difference!\nj - yo j\n| z ) .\n7 i", "img_62377.png": "THE\n\u2018BASIC FOUR\u2019\nWAY\nTO\nGOOD MEALS\n| Number 1 in the\nFood Makes the Difference Series\n| U.S. Department of Agriculture-\nConsumer & Marketing Service\nin cooperation with\nEvaporated Milk Association\nNarrative Guide for Slide Set\nand Filmstrip Presentation C-158\nSeptember 1969.\nConsumer and Marketing Service,\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nFood Makes The Difference!\nj - yo j\n| z ) .\n7 i", "img_64461.png": ". es. . I\nBoda EMS St, eg Bo ee \u00b0 >. a.\nSes a\no ea oe , we Bubs :\n. PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR a He\nen 1996 OPERATING PLAN | PS\nee pacha ee\nfoes aotbS ~ -s | PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT i Bg -\nGeet, Waae \u201d : Tee i \u2018 . The Filta 4\nPeis te 4 - ANTICONVULSANT MARKET i A\nBeak . . a O\nint oy CLASS SALES AND TRX\u2019HISTORY AND TREND . Me\nPS oe ag MME ~ TRX vol MM gy\n2 4200 50.0 g\nea a. ey Be\n. a ane . Be g\nes ~ _ con 10.0 O Hy\n> wee tg! 00 DO igs.\na An oo = 91993 1994 1995 EST 1996 PROJ Go He\nMm = 621 730 823 979 SO eek\na4 > % CHG. 9.9 _ 17.5 12.7 \u201c49.0 \u2014 ip\na _-TRX (000) 204 0. - 20.6 21.7. 22.6 ree\ns : acag . \u201c2.7 3.3 . 4.7 aot 4.0 ie", "img_64462.png": ". es. . I\nBoda EMS St, eg Bo ee \u00b0 >. a.\nSes a\no ea oe , we Bubs :\n. PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR a He\nen 1996 OPERATING PLAN | PS\nee pacha ee\nfoes aotbS ~ -s | PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT i Bg -\nGeet, Waae \u201d : Tee i \u2018 . The Filta 4\nPeis te 4 - ANTICONVULSANT MARKET i A\nBeak . . a O\nint oy CLASS SALES AND TRX\u2019HISTORY AND TREND . Me\nPS oe ag MME ~ TRX vol MM gy\n2 4200 50.0 g\nea a. ey Be\n. a ane . Be g\nes ~ _ con 10.0 O Hy\n> wee tg! 00 DO igs.\na An oo = 91993 1994 1995 EST 1996 PROJ Go He\nMm = 621 730 823 979 SO eek\na4 > % CHG. 9.9 _ 17.5 12.7 \u201c49.0 \u2014 ip\na _-TRX (000) 204 0. - 20.6 21.7. 22.6 ree\ns : acag . \u201c2.7 3.3 . 4.7 aot 4.0 ie", "img_64464.png": ". es. . I\nBoda EMS St, eg Bo ee \u00b0 >. a.\nSes a\no ea oe , we Bubs :\n. PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR a He\nen 1996 OPERATING PLAN | PS\nee pacha ee\nfoes aotbS ~ -s | PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT i Bg -\nGeet, Waae \u201d : Tee i \u2018 . The Filta 4\nPeis te 4 - ANTICONVULSANT MARKET i A\nBeak . . a O\nint oy CLASS SALES AND TRX\u2019HISTORY AND TREND . Me\nPS oe ag MME ~ TRX vol MM gy\n2 4200 50.0 g\nea a. ey Be\n. a ane . Be g\nes ~ _ con 10.0 O Hy\n> wee tg! 00 DO igs.\na An oo = 91993 1994 1995 EST 1996 PROJ Go He\nMm = 621 730 823 979 SO eek\na4 > % CHG. 9.9 _ 17.5 12.7 \u201c49.0 \u2014 ip\na _-TRX (000) 204 0. - 20.6 21.7. 22.6 ree\ns : acag . \u201c2.7 3.3 . 4.7 aot 4.0 ie", "img_64465.png": ". es. . I\nBoda EMS St, eg Bo ee \u00b0 >. a.\nSes a\no ea oe , we Bubs :\n. PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR a He\nen 1996 OPERATING PLAN | PS\nee pacha ee\nfoes aotbS ~ -s | PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT i Bg -\nGeet, Waae \u201d : Tee i \u2018 . The Filta 4\nPeis te 4 - ANTICONVULSANT MARKET i A\nBeak . . a O\nint oy CLASS SALES AND TRX\u2019HISTORY AND TREND . Me\nPS oe ag MME ~ TRX vol MM gy\n2 4200 50.0 g\nea a. ey Be\n. a ane . Be g\nes ~ _ con 10.0 O Hy\n> wee tg! 00 DO igs.\na An oo = 91993 1994 1995 EST 1996 PROJ Go He\nMm = 621 730 823 979 SO eek\na4 > % CHG. 9.9 _ 17.5 12.7 \u201c49.0 \u2014 ip\na _-TRX (000) 204 0. - 20.6 21.7. 22.6 ree\ns : acag . \u201c2.7 3.3 . 4.7 aot 4.0 ie", "img_64466.png": ". es. . I\nBoda EMS St, eg Bo ee \u00b0 >. a.\nSes a\no ea oe , we Bubs :\n. PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR a He\nen 1996 OPERATING PLAN | PS\nee pacha ee\nfoes aotbS ~ -s | PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT i Bg -\nGeet, Waae \u201d : Tee i \u2018 . The Filta 4\nPeis te 4 - ANTICONVULSANT MARKET i A\nBeak . . a O\nint oy CLASS SALES AND TRX\u2019HISTORY AND TREND . Me\nPS oe ag MME ~ TRX vol MM gy\n2 4200 50.0 g\nea a. ey Be\n. a ane . Be g\nes ~ _ con 10.0 O Hy\n> wee tg! 00 DO igs.\na An oo = 91993 1994 1995 EST 1996 PROJ Go He\nMm = 621 730 823 979 SO eek\na4 > % CHG. 9.9 _ 17.5 12.7 \u201c49.0 \u2014 ip\na _-TRX (000) 204 0. - 20.6 21.7. 22.6 ree\ns : acag . \u201c2.7 3.3 . 4.7 aot 4.0 ie", "img_59821.png": "toA by. Merle.\ne 5-5 -S6 ime. LS? A\nDet HILE YOU ERE OUT\nM \u2018 :\nof JC\nPhone (9/6) PI A- A\n\u2018Area Code Number Extension\nfreuernowed | yjueasecaut |\nuumresavor | fmucaan |_|\n[wanrstoseevou | jurcert ||\n| | rerurneo vou can) |\nMessage\n7 0 3\nMC 0343", "img_59822.png": "toA by. 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A\nDet HILE YOU ERE OUT\nM \u2018 :\nof JC\nPhone (9/6) PI A- A\n\u2018Area Code Number Extension\nfreuernowed | yjueasecaut |\nuumresavor | fmucaan |_|\n[wanrstoseevou | jurcert ||\n| | rerurneo vou can) |\nMessage\n7 0 3\nMC 0343", "img_5694.png": "2012 US Tobacco Brand Tracker\n\nUsual Brand\n\nFactory-Made Versus Roll-Your-Own\nUsual Brand So.\nFactory-Made 97.9%\nRoll-Your-Own _ 1.3%\nNo Usual Brand 0.8%\n\n: Base: Adult Smokers 21+ (21,294)", "img_5698.png": "2012 US Tobacco Brand Tracker\n\nUsual Brand\n\nFactory-Made Versus Roll-Your-Own\nUsual Brand So.\nFactory-Made 97.9%\nRoll-Your-Own _ 1.3%\nNo Usual Brand 0.8%\n\n: Base: Adult Smokers 21+ (21,294)", "img_5700.png": "2012 US Tobacco Brand Tracker\n\nUsual Brand\n\nFactory-Made Versus Roll-Your-Own\nUsual Brand So.\nFactory-Made 97.9%\nRoll-Your-Own _ 1.3%\nNo Usual Brand 0.8%\n\n: Base: Adult Smokers 21+ (21,294)", "img_5701.png": "2012 US Tobacco Brand Tracker\n\nUsual Brand\n\nFactory-Made Versus Roll-Your-Own\nUsual Brand So.\nFactory-Made 97.9%\nRoll-Your-Own _ 1.3%\nNo Usual Brand 0.8%\n\n: Base: Adult Smokers 21+ (21,294)", "img_30236.png": "Friday, June 25 DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY\nHEALTH PROGRAMS\n9:00-12:00 Summary of the week ene 28 Suly 9)41958\nDav M. Hecstep, Px.D. Monday, Sent a5\nAssociate Professor of Nutrition\nHarvard University\nSchool of Public Health 9:00-12:00 AN ADMINISTRATOR LOOKS AT\nPROGRAM PLANNING\n1:00- 4:00 Student Panel Joun T. Gentry, M.D.\nDistrict Health Officer \u2014 Syracuse\nDiscussion Chairman: New York State Department of Health\nCatuerineE M. Leamy es \u2014-\nRegional Nutrition Consultant oe = aD\nCilldees\u2019e Disa mondaga Healt! sociation\nSyracuse\nDiscussion Chairman:\nJosep P. Ganen, M.D.\nRegional Health Director\nNew York State Department of Health\nRochester, N. Y.\n8 9", "img_30238.png": "Friday, June 25 DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY\nHEALTH PROGRAMS\n9:00-12:00 Summary of the week ene 28 Suly 9)41958\nDav M. Hecstep, Px.D. Monday, Sent a5\nAssociate Professor of Nutrition\nHarvard University\nSchool of Public Health 9:00-12:00 AN ADMINISTRATOR LOOKS AT\nPROGRAM PLANNING\n1:00- 4:00 Student Panel Joun T. Gentry, M.D.\nDistrict Health Officer \u2014 Syracuse\nDiscussion Chairman: New York State Department of Health\nCatuerineE M. Leamy es \u2014-\nRegional Nutrition Consultant oe = aD\nCilldees\u2019e Disa mondaga Healt! sociation\nSyracuse\nDiscussion Chairman:\nJosep P. Ganen, M.D.\nRegional Health Director\nNew York State Department of Health\nRochester, N. Y.\n8 9", "img_58305.png": "\u2018 , 29\nTable 3. Possible Reasons for the Discrepancy Between the Findings of Observational Studies\nand Those of Randomized Trials in the Prevention of CHD in Postmenopausal Women.\n~FERSIERA\u2014~\u2014~\u2014~*~*~*\u00abSiservatiomal SSS\n\u201cCHD status Secondary prevention of Primary prevention of CHD\nestablished CHD :\nAge of participants Mean 265 years \u201cMean = ~55-60 years\nTreatment CEE plus progestins Usually unopposed estrogens\nStudy design/Selection bias Random assignment toHRT _Self-selection bias -HRT\nor placebo users younger, healthier\nEvent-related dropout Excess early CV events Possible loss of those with\nearly CV events\nObservation time Shorter Longer\nTime since menopause Mean = 23.1 years Mean <5 years\nMethod of analysis Intent-to-treat On-treatment\nSojattential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ010-002105", "img_21048.png": "PROGRAM\nSeventeenth Annual Meeting\nTHE FOOD PROTECTION COMMITTEE\n\n. AND THE\nLIAISON PANEL\nNovember 28-29, 1967\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nWashington, D, C.", "img_9364.png": ": 4 / Routing # ~ A Q\nee ,\nNM \u2018MATERIAL APPROVAL - RELATIONSHIP MARKETING\nApproval Deadline:\nProgram# 70/993 Commodity #: 534762\nBrand(s) Eclipse\n/ Item_ Zw see7- LETIER. _ Five. baer Qrecer See\nFesT- ffoacram\nDescription of Use.\nOriginator Joe_A Leinster ne Date, ge ZF g 7\nItem Area wis\nheme, PE * Se - WS sie, Bit P=\na i\nsg i\n8\nComments:\nAPPROVALS\nInitials Date Comments\n1. Purchasing A elulan\n2. Legal\n3, Tax <<<\n4, Brand Management w\nA. 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Brand Manager 4\nwn\nSS I\n\u00b0\n=\nwo\ncc: PO #", "img_9381.png": ": 4 / Routing # ~ A Q\nee ,\nNM \u2018MATERIAL APPROVAL - RELATIONSHIP MARKETING\nApproval Deadline:\nProgram# 70/993 Commodity #: 534762\nBrand(s) Eclipse\n/ Item_ Zw see7- LETIER. _ Five. baer Qrecer See\nFesT- ffoacram\nDescription of Use.\nOriginator Joe_A Leinster ne Date, ge ZF g 7\nItem Area wis\nheme, PE * Se - WS sie, Bit P=\na i\nsg i\n8\nComments:\nAPPROVALS\nInitials Date Comments\n1. Purchasing A elulan\n2. Legal\n3, Tax <<<\n4, Brand Management w\nA. Brand Manager 4\nwn\nSS I\n\u00b0\n=\nwo\ncc: PO #", "img_47520.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47525.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47528.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47530.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47531.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47533.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47535.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_47537.png": "Dr. W. J. Darby: 1980\nDATE DAYS IN NYC DAYS OUTSIDE OF NYC LOCATION OUTSIDE NYC PURPOSE OF TRIP.\nAUGUST\ni 1\n4,75 765 748 5\n2E 1 Nashville Vanderbilt\n12,13,14 3 Los Angeles Western Hemisphere Nutr. Conf.\n15 aL\n18,19,20, 21,22 5 :\n25706 ,27,298,29 : --vacation--- Nashville vacation\nSloe =e", "img_62358.png": "2\n\u2018\ne\nCE IO ee eae SU Re eh Gr eeton ho te Sea enh\nBs bark ROME aS SRR ee ee grear wie ar PEN yar ie MRR SEE Stone ins meme ane Po ay Ra haar aoe ates , f\na cn ag hu en eee ec gasem Ut setter: ARTO Ride Bigea MME\u201d renee see Ooooh an peta ROR | nny pur?\nR Bei sins Cama ee Ds We aE a ee am eh nce RECT Wye Eauas cada Myc Ae ha Ss Rea ee eee Lia Oa\nie ease RR ge lb? 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THANK YOU.\nTO: Mike Madigan/r.J, Reynolds Tobacco FAX: \u2014 336/741-7598 co\nCompany SWB: 336/741-2548 L\u00bb/ Jou fa,\nuN [he ny .\nFROM: _H. Joseph Escher III / \u201c\nnvm\nTOTAL NO. OF PAGES (including this cover page): 6 4 | hsp\nWN oe\nCOMMENTS:\nIf you do not receive all pages, call the fax room at 4) 5/765-4612 (after 9:00 p.m. call 415/399-3040) to speak directly wo a facsimile operator.\nOpr: _ a\nRETURN TO: _C. Foster for M. Leahy (8)\n3970212\nPRIVILEGED MATERIAL REDACTED\noa\nNy\nol\nSo\nhp\n: wo\n: =\n: \u00a9", "img_3388.png": "January 10, 1969\nAllen's Press Clipping Bureau\n657 Mission Street\nSan Francisco, California 94105\nDear Sir:\n\nPayment of our account (# $.F. 7476) in the\namount shown on the enclosed statement will be made\nunder separate cover.\n\nWe would like to at this time close our\naccount with you. Please discontinue service as of\nJanuary, 1969.\n\nThank you for your cooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJames Lyon\n\nDirector\n\nInformation Services\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pnph0227", "img_3392.png": "January 10, 1969\nAllen's Press Clipping Bureau\n657 Mission Street\nSan Francisco, California 94105\nDear Sir:\n\nPayment of our account (# $.F. 7476) in the\namount shown on the enclosed statement will be made\nunder separate cover.\n\nWe would like to at this time close our\naccount with you. Please discontinue service as of\nJanuary, 1969.\n\nThank you for your cooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJames Lyon\n\nDirector\n\nInformation Services\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pnph0227", "img_4087.png": "January 10, 1969\nAllen's Press Clipping Bureau\n657 Mission Street\nSan Francisco, California 94105\nDear Sir:\n\nPayment of our account (# $.F. 7476) in the\namount shown on the enclosed statement will be made\nunder separate cover.\n\nWe would like to at this time close our\naccount with you. Please discontinue service as of\nJanuary, 1969.\n\nThank you for your cooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJames Lyon\n\nDirector\n\nInformation Services\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pnph0227", "img_4091.png": "January 10, 1969\nAllen's Press Clipping Bureau\n657 Mission Street\nSan Francisco, California 94105\nDear Sir:\n\nPayment of our account (# $.F. 7476) in the\namount shown on the enclosed statement will be made\nunder separate cover.\n\nWe would like to at this time close our\naccount with you. Please discontinue service as of\nJanuary, 1969.\n\nThank you for your cooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJames Lyon\n\nDirector\n\nInformation Services\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pnph0227", "img_51605.png": "ah Wiring Reese cee\n\nSEPA Grweimental Sprachen\n\nNews Releases from Headquarters \u00bb Chemical\nSafety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP)\nWidespread Praise for Dr. Michael Dourson\nDourson Set to Be Head of EPA Office of Chemical\nSafety And Pollution Prevention\n\n07/17/2017\n\nContact Information:\n\n(press@epa.gov)\n\nWASHINGTON (July 17, 2017) Today, President Donald J. Trump announced\nhis intention to nominate Dr. Michael Dourson of Ohio to be head EPA\u2019s chemical\nand pesticides office. Dr. Dourson is a professor in the Risk Science Center at the\nUniversity of Cincinnati, College of Medicine. He founded the nonprofit\nToxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment and worked at the U.S.\nEnvironmental Protection Agency, where he won four medals. Dr. Dourson\nserved in multiple positions at the American Board of Toxicology, Society of\nToxicology, Society for Risk Analysis, and Toxicology Education Foundation. In\naddition, to serving on numerous government panels, he is also a member on the\neditorial board of three toxicology journals.\n\nHis nomination is receiving high accolades from across the country:\n\nSamuel M. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Pathology and\nMicrobiology Havlik-Wall Professor of Oncology University of Nebraska\nMedical Center: \u201cDr. Dourson is an outstanding, hard-working scientist with a\ndistinguished record in toxicology and risk assessment... He is widely recognized\nas a leader in the field of risk assessment... Dr. Dourson is well suited for the\nposition of Assistant Administrator for the EPA given his long track record of\nbringing together individuals from academia, industry, and government regulatory\nagencies to work together.\u201d\n\nJay I. Goodman, Ph.D., Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Michigan\nState University: \u201cDr. Dourson has pursued a very successful career track\ncentered around advancing science-based safety/risk assessment of chemicals... It\nis without reservation that I recommend Dr. Dourson with my highest level of\nenthusiasm with regard to his scientific and communication skills, and as an\nindividual of character and integrity.\u201d\n\nDr. Gio Batta Gori, Editor-in-Chief, Regulatory Toxicology and\nPharmacology, an international journal: \u201cDr. Dourson is an outstanding\nscientist whose career in toxicology spans nearly forty years, the early half of", "img_51610.png": "ah Wiring Reese cee\n\nSEPA Grweimental Sprachen\n\nNews Releases from Headquarters \u00bb Chemical\nSafety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP)\nWidespread Praise for Dr. Michael Dourson\nDourson Set to Be Head of EPA Office of Chemical\nSafety And Pollution Prevention\n\n07/17/2017\n\nContact Information:\n\n(press@epa.gov)\n\nWASHINGTON (July 17, 2017) Today, President Donald J. Trump announced\nhis intention to nominate Dr. Michael Dourson of Ohio to be head EPA\u2019s chemical\nand pesticides office. Dr. Dourson is a professor in the Risk Science Center at the\nUniversity of Cincinnati, College of Medicine. He founded the nonprofit\nToxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment and worked at the U.S.\nEnvironmental Protection Agency, where he won four medals. Dr. Dourson\nserved in multiple positions at the American Board of Toxicology, Society of\nToxicology, Society for Risk Analysis, and Toxicology Education Foundation. In\naddition, to serving on numerous government panels, he is also a member on the\neditorial board of three toxicology journals.\n\nHis nomination is receiving high accolades from across the country:\n\nSamuel M. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Pathology and\nMicrobiology Havlik-Wall Professor of Oncology University of Nebraska\nMedical Center: \u201cDr. Dourson is an outstanding, hard-working scientist with a\ndistinguished record in toxicology and risk assessment... He is widely recognized\nas a leader in the field of risk assessment... Dr. Dourson is well suited for the\nposition of Assistant Administrator for the EPA given his long track record of\nbringing together individuals from academia, industry, and government regulatory\nagencies to work together.\u201d\n\nJay I. Goodman, Ph.D., Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Michigan\nState University: \u201cDr. Dourson has pursued a very successful career track\ncentered around advancing science-based safety/risk assessment of chemicals... It\nis without reservation that I recommend Dr. Dourson with my highest level of\nenthusiasm with regard to his scientific and communication skills, and as an\nindividual of character and integrity.\u201d\n\nDr. Gio Batta Gori, Editor-in-Chief, Regulatory Toxicology and\nPharmacology, an international journal: \u201cDr. Dourson is an outstanding\nscientist whose career in toxicology spans nearly forty years, the early half of", "img_1901.png": "BERRA RSs\nse\nSESS RR PEER PIU WIS Qar yer ETey TRE!\na REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY\nROPER LS we & EERE eR wR\nSy. Gio Natva Gard\nThe Honorable John Barrasso\nChairman, Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works\n416 Dirksen Senate Office Building\nWashington, DC 20510-6175\nDear Senator Barrasso,\nThis letter is to endorse the nomination of Dr. Michael L. Dourson, as Assistant Administrator of the\nEnvironmental Protection Agency's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Preverrtion.\nDr. Dourson is an outstanding scientist whose career in toxicology spans nearly forty years, the early half\nof which with the EPA itself in critical positions of science, policy and administration. Or. Dourson would\nbring an unparalleled breadth of experience and savvy to this position, and is ready to run full speed\nfrom the start.\nDr. Dourson has a can do and winning temperament that Inspires confidence, and is well known as an\nengaging and skilful negotiator. | wholeheartedly endorse his nomination.\nRespectfully,\nbceGema wa.\n6704 Barr Road\nBethesda, MD 2016\n4+4-301-229-4277\ngorigh@msn.com\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ppbn0226", "img_9605.png": "(Attachment #3 Region Monthly Telmark Program Evaluation Survey) .\nRegion Name:\nt. Retail Survey Summary\n: : # Stores Surveyed\n. # Stores That Received Promo\n#DIV/O! %Stores That Received Promo\n# Stores That Placed Display in Visible Location\n#DIV/O! % Stores That Placed Display In Visible Location\n: # Stores That Placed POS in Visible Location\n#DIV/O!_% Stores That Placed POS In Visible Location ,\n# Stores Promotion Selling In\n#DIV/O! _% Stores Promotion Selling In\n# Stores That Will Participate in Next Authorized Promotion\n#DIV/O! % Stores That Will Participate in Next Authorized Promotion\nSummary Notes:\nIl. Wholesale Summary\n# Accounts Sold by Telmark in the Region\n/ # Telmark Sold Accounts Promotion Shipped To\n#DIV/O!_ _% Telmark Sold Accounts Promotion Shipped To\n# Telmark Sold Accounts Promotion Shipped To That Refused It\n#DIV/O!_ % Telmark Sold Accounts Promotion Shipped To That Refused it\nSummary Notes:\n*Also attach Recap of Attachment 2 for All Wholesalers Surveyed in the Region.\nsurvey/Telmark.xls 2Ts6 Ste7zs", "img_50501.png": "Taylor & Francis\nn a 7 rate Taylor & Francis Group\nA oe Pr . . + ae\nReece Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association\nFad\nPa) ISSN: 0002-2470 (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/uawm16\ne Tt e e\nThe Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution Control\nProgram\nG. A. Lloyd\nTo cite this article: G. A. Lloyd (1961) The Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution\nControl Program , Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 11:1, 6-44, DOI:\n10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\nTo link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\noo Published online: 19 Mar 2012.\noo\n(G Submit your article to this journal @\n{stall Article views: 153\na\nCy View related articles\nFull Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/action/journallnformation?journalCcode=uawm16\n(| Download by: [70.88.140.126] Date: 09 May 2016, At: 11:17 )", "img_50502.png": "Taylor & Francis\nn a 7 rate Taylor & Francis Group\nA oe Pr . . + ae\nReece Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association\nFad\nPa) ISSN: 0002-2470 (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/uawm16\ne Tt e e\nThe Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution Control\nProgram\nG. A. Lloyd\nTo cite this article: G. A. Lloyd (1961) The Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution\nControl Program , Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 11:1, 6-44, DOI:\n10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\nTo link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\noo Published online: 19 Mar 2012.\noo\n(G Submit your article to this journal @\n{stall Article views: 153\na\nCy View related articles\nFull Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/action/journallnformation?journalCcode=uawm16\n(| Download by: [70.88.140.126] Date: 09 May 2016, At: 11:17 )", "img_50512.png": "Taylor & Francis\nn a 7 rate Taylor & Francis Group\nA oe Pr . . + ae\nReece Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association\nFad\nPa) ISSN: 0002-2470 (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/uawm16\ne Tt e e\nThe Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution Control\nProgram\nG. A. Lloyd\nTo cite this article: G. A. Lloyd (1961) The Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution\nControl Program , Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 11:1, 6-44, DOI:\n10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\nTo link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\noo Published online: 19 Mar 2012.\noo\n(G Submit your article to this journal @\n{stall Article views: 153\na\nCy View related articles\nFull Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/action/journallnformation?journalCcode=uawm16\n(| Download by: [70.88.140.126] Date: 09 May 2016, At: 11:17 )", "img_50515.png": "Taylor & Francis\nn a 7 rate Taylor & Francis Group\nA oe Pr . . + ae\nReece Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association\nFad\nPa) ISSN: 0002-2470 (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/uawm16\ne Tt e e\nThe Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution Control\nProgram\nG. A. Lloyd\nTo cite this article: G. A. Lloyd (1961) The Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution\nControl Program , Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 11:1, 6-44, DOI:\n10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\nTo link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\noo Published online: 19 Mar 2012.\noo\n(G Submit your article to this journal @\n{stall Article views: 153\na\nCy View related articles\nFull Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/action/journallnformation?journalCcode=uawm16\n(| Download by: [70.88.140.126] Date: 09 May 2016, At: 11:17 )", "img_50516.png": "Taylor & Francis\nn a 7 rate Taylor & Francis Group\nA oe Pr . . + ae\nReece Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association\nFad\nPa) ISSN: 0002-2470 (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/uawm16\ne Tt e e\nThe Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution Control\nProgram\nG. A. Lloyd\nTo cite this article: G. A. Lloyd (1961) The Petroleum Industries\u2019 Air Pollution\nControl Program , Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 11:1, 6-44, DOI:\n10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\nTo link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00022470.1961.10467967\noo Published online: 19 Mar 2012.\noo\n(G Submit your article to this journal @\n{stall Article views: 153\na\nCy View related articles\nFull Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/action/journallnformation?journalCcode=uawm16\n(| Download by: [70.88.140.126] Date: 09 May 2016, At: 11:17 )", "img_5407.png": "ALCAN/DEMPSTER GAS PIPELINE PROPOSAL\n\nThis proposal is the sixth northern pipeline proposal put forward by\nAlberta Gas Trunk Line Company Limited in six years, their third in the\nlast 12 months. It proposes a pipeline to carry Alaskan gas from\nPrudhoe Bay across the Yukon Territory and western Canada to the United\nStates. At some unknown future date, it would be expanded to include a\nspur line from the Mackenzie Delta along the Dempster highway to carry\nCanadian gas to Canadian markets. The current proposal before the NEB\ndoes not include an application to build this spur.\n\nTiming\n\nConstruction of the Alcan line would start as soon as approvals are\nreceived and would probably be completed within the same time frame as\nthe Canadian Arctic Gas proposal.\n\nIf, at a future date, the decision is made that the Alcan line should\ntransport Canadian gas also, a substantial section of the original line\nwould have to be expanded. Financial consultants believe that those\nfinancing the Alcan line would want to see the system built and operating\nbefore they would consider expanding it to transport Canada's gas.\nBecause of this, it is possible construction of the Dempster spur would\nnot start until at least two years after the Alcan line begins operation.\nThis would mean that Mackenzie Delta gas would not start flowing south\nuntil 1987 or 1988, five or six years later than the start-up date\nproposed in the Canadian Arctic Gas timetable.\n\nConstruction and Operating Costs\n\nThe Alcan/Dempster route would be about 835 miles longer than the\nproposed Arctic Gas route. At initial capacities the Alcan/Dempster\nline would cost nearly $2.5 billion more to build than the Arctic Gas\nline.\n\nThe Dempster spur line to the Mackenzie Delta would carry only Canadian\ngas. Because of this and other factors such as overall distance, the\ncosts of transporting Delta gas would be higher than transmission by\nthe Arctic Gas line by something like 40 cents a thousand cubic feet.\nAt 1% billion cubic feet of Delta gas a day, this is an additional cost\nof nearly $200 million a year.", "img_7224.png": "\" ISLANDWIDE STORE AUDIT (PROJECT W.LT.) MRPPRO4/95\nIV. SAMPLE COMPOSITION/QUOTAS /\nChannel! \u2014 % # ~\nSmall Independents, Colmados (Grocery Stores) | 451. ~\u00ab(| \u00ab226\nGas Stations, C-Stores 25.6 128\nLiquor Stores 49 24\nDrug Stores 2.4 12\nCafeterias/Restaurants/Bars/Bakeries 22.0 110\nTotal 100.0 500\nRegion | Total! San Juan | Ponce Mayaguez! Caquas | Others\nSmall Independents, Colmados | 226 113 38\u00b0 32 32 11\n| Gas Stations, C-Stores 128 64 22 18 18 6\noy\n\u201crLiquor Stores 24 12 4 3 4 1\nDrug Stores 12 6 2 2 1 1\nCafeterias/Restarurants/Bars/\nBakeries 110 55 19 15 15 6\nTotal 500 250 85 70 70 25\n% 100 50 7 14 14 5\na\n. >\nC3 2\n\u2014 g\n=~]", "img_7236.png": "\" ISLANDWIDE STORE AUDIT (PROJECT W.LT.) MRPPRO4/95\nIV. SAMPLE COMPOSITION/QUOTAS /\nChannel! \u2014 % # ~\nSmall Independents, Colmados (Grocery Stores) | 451. ~\u00ab(| \u00ab226\nGas Stations, C-Stores 25.6 128\nLiquor Stores 49 24\nDrug Stores 2.4 12\nCafeterias/Restaurants/Bars/Bakeries 22.0 110\nTotal 100.0 500\nRegion | Total! San Juan | Ponce Mayaguez! Caquas | Others\nSmall Independents, Colmados | 226 113 38\u00b0 32 32 11\n| Gas Stations, C-Stores 128 64 22 18 18 6\noy\n\u201crLiquor Stores 24 12 4 3 4 1\nDrug Stores 12 6 2 2 1 1\nCafeterias/Restarurants/Bars/\nBakeries 110 55 19 15 15 6\nTotal 500 250 85 70 70 25\n% 100 50 7 14 14 5\na\n. >\nC3 2\n\u2014 g\n=~]", "img_63245.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63246.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63248.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63250.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63252.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63255.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_63257.png": "\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s\nJesr (7em Ass! @vmMeEN rs\n\n(RET ste\n\nParkeowy | Paral Segure | Dewsen | Beowd |Bovoor |Feamnd 757 re |\n| | L Gade nc ested a |\nite ies ee ee ee |\n|Z ca wosmmred 3 | 6 | 2 | ag | 2 | ig | ve\neek oP ede Ae ao\nae divane we De Glew fs ee \u2014\u2014 Shoe ae es a as.\n| Weryerr an ee ee ee ae\nj | 72 TAH , | ; \\\n\u2018gum 2 |e feta ta ee\n|_[__Asarhs neocons 2 | @ | fo | 2 | 2 bd a\neee reel a es | Pp | a\ni ee ee ee oe ke ee |\n40 Faber acer ae ee ee eee S| Of |\n\\eom YI aM Ls {\nL\\panew sam F | 7 | 2 |g | 7 |g a7 |\nPe pencil Fo | go mel ye | ee g.\nAce PEW | |\n[As akeermoe | \u00a3 | 4. | @ | 2 | g | 2 | v2]\nPe aeaeree ff ee de np _|\n| |\nes ae 1 ae hee Boe? oo\n| | | f py Lae ob se | ss | eae\nosc e, | a ns ee ee =e Se\n\noe es sl Oe ees ea Nae Boat a J", "img_51085.png": "_ Main Goal of VA Evaluation\n* Provide guidance to the more than 2600 PHAs that |\nwill adopt the new rule via evaluation of Executive |\nDirectors, staff, and residents at 150 randomly |\nselected sites and critique of written policies |\n* Funded by American Cancer Society, Robert Wood\n/ Johnson Foundation, Harvard Catalyst, and Boston\n/ University Clinical and Translational Science\nInstitute", "img_51091.png": "_ Main Goal of VA Evaluation\n* Provide guidance to the more than 2600 PHAs that |\nwill adopt the new rule via evaluation of Executive |\nDirectors, staff, and residents at 150 randomly |\nselected sites and critique of written policies |\n* Funded by American Cancer Society, Robert Wood\n/ Johnson Foundation, Harvard Catalyst, and Boston\n/ University Clinical and Translational Science\nInstitute", "img_51092.png": "_ Main Goal of VA Evaluation\n* Provide guidance to the more than 2600 PHAs that |\nwill adopt the new rule via evaluation of Executive |\nDirectors, staff, and residents at 150 randomly |\nselected sites and critique of written policies |\n* Funded by American Cancer Society, Robert Wood\n/ Johnson Foundation, Harvard Catalyst, and Boston\n/ University Clinical and Translational Science\nInstitute", "img_7024.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7026.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7014.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7016.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7017.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7019.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_7022.png": "\u2014\n\n04/04/2000 TUE 14:26 FAX 396 741 4189 RIRT 008/008\n\nRJ Reynolds Tob Co 4/4/00 2:49: BAGF 5/9 RightFax\nO:DENNIS JACOBS COMPANY:\n\n\u00b0 RG Pmt RETURNED GOODS\nWinston Salem, NG. 27102 MANUFACTURERS AFFIDAVIT\nMan eae cn AND CREDIT MEMORANDUM\n\nStal 9\n3807340 12/13/99 9900623\n- BILLING ADDRESS SOLD TO\nMCLANE/SUNEAST, INC, MCLANE/SUNEAST, INC,\nCENTRAL TRADE PAYABLES 1818 POINCIANA BOULEVARD\nP. QO. BOX 6131 P. 0. BOX 422649\nTEMPLE TX 765036131 KISSIMMEE FL 347422649 ,\n11/19/99 | \u00a70001661393 L. M. PELTON geo7s4ol 2szea1( 4 was\nUPON PROCESSING YOUR RETURN UNDER RUR RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION NUMB\n5000166133 , WE FOUND 1120 PACKS OF SALEABLE PRODUCT,\nCONSEQUENTLY, R.uU. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY IS NOT REIMBURSING YOU THE\n: PRODUCT VALUE AND HANOLING ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNAPPROVED SALEABLE PACKS\nAS FOLLows: - . . .\nPACKS PRODUCT VALUE HANDLING TOTAL\nPRIVATE LABEL 913 447,28 447.:\n: FULL PRICE 581 1234.04 34.66 1268.!\nBRANDED SAVINGS 226 419.00 5.65 . 424.\n. TOTAL 1120 2100.32 40.51 2140.1\n: THE MANUFACTURER\u2019S AFFIDAVIT WILL LIST ALL PACKS PROCESSED BY US FOR\n- YOUR USE IN FILING FOR STATE TAX CREDITS. :\n\n- PLEASE REVIEW OUR GUIDELINES FOR ENSURING THAT SALEABLE PRODUCT IS PROPI\nROTATED IN YOUR INVENTORY AND NOT RETURNED TO US UNLESS AGED,\nUNINTENTIONALLY DAMAGED OR OTHERWISE APPROVED BY YOUR RUR SALES\n\n: REPRESENTATIVE. \u2018\nIF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS DEDUCTION, PLEASE CALL |\nRJR RETURNED GOODS HOTLINE AT 1-800-992-3284, OPTION #2.\nSINCERELY,\nRETURNED GOODS DEPARTMENT\nORIGINAL TO BE RETAINED BY Rd REYNOLDS\n: PAGE 2\n: o\nnN\n\u00a9\nA\n. So\n\u00a9\n: ' pf\nwee ee ee &\n- . ai", "img_59475.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_59479.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_59481.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_59487.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_59491.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_59499.png": ". | ,\nADMINISTRATION |\nILSI is a non-profit international organization which is | 7\nrd of Trustees\ndirected by a Board of Members, a Board of Trustees and an Boa 7\nExecutive Committee. ' The Board of Trustees is composed of an equal number of\nA broad base of support enables ILSI to combine the resources of both | industry and non-industry representatives plus legal counsel.\nuser and supplier companies in a neutral forum for open discussion of | Non-industry representatives may include university\nproblems common to many industries. Financial support comes from | scientists, foundation members and government officials.\nfoe ee By basic membership fee and contribute to | The Board of Trustees is the chief administrative body of\nthe support of the activities, 1ch F\n: ILSI is recognized as a non-governmental organization by the Food and \\\nAgriculture Organization (FAQ). This status allows ILSI to attend | The Rs functions of the Board of Trustees ee the\nmeetings of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and meetings of | administration of the Institute, authorize formation of committees and\ncommittees of the Commission, and to participate in the activities of sponsor other activities which enable ILS] to function effectively as a\nthe International Programme of Chemical Safety and its subsidiary positive force in the resolution of international scientific questions. The\nJoint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives Board of Trustees also elects the Executive Committee which consists of\ni the President, two Vice Presidents, and a Secretary/Treasurer. The\nILSI's headquarters are in Washington, D.C. Certain activities are | Executive Committee administers the daily affairs of the Institute.\nadministered through offices in Canada, West Germany, Japan and the i\nUnited Kingdom.\nCommittees\nBoard of Members | :\n| Within ILSI there are two types of committees: Technical\nThe Board of Members is composed of one representative of Committees and Scientific Expert Committees. Both generate\neach member company. This Board recommends the } and disseminate scientific information on national and\nestablishment of Technical and Expert Committees. international questions of interest to the members, but each\nThe Board of Members elects the Board of Trustees and develops pro- eet has its own set of objectives and membership\ngram guidelines for the operation of Technical and Expert Committees. | ormat.\n|\na\n|\n?", "img_1023.png": "aed\n\u201c ~~ Please report suspected adverse reactions with pioglitazone to the MHRA through the Yellow Card\u201d \u201c_\n. 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Takeda\u2019s-Pharmacovigilance Department vo\n\n. \u201cat Takeda UR Lid on Tel; 01628 537 900 or via e-mail to\u201d Drugsafery@takeda couk Wher on\n: ~-reporting please provide as-much\u2019 information as possible, including information about medical sr\n. ml history any concomitant medication, onset and ireathient dates... i as so soi\ni .\u00ab Should-you have any questions or require additional information, please call Medical Information:at ein\n_..takeda UK Ltd on Tel,01628 537 900 or send aii.e-mail to Medinfo@takeda. co.uk. so so\nBRC Ba\nwo _. Europear Medi\u00a2al Director tn iii ne\ncoun. bakeda Pharmageuticals Europe Limited oe nent\nConfidential Subject to Protective Order eter sommerren FA TY NANG 002132007\"\n\nSource: https://www.indupiggaqcggoggs.ucsf.edu/docs/psjf0226", "img_1025.png": "aed\n\u201c ~~ Please report suspected adverse reactions with pioglitazone to the MHRA through the Yellow Card\u201d \u201c_\n. Scheme online\u2019 at www. vellowcard wow uk\u201c Alternatively; prepaid Yellow Cards for reporting are\u2122 mee\nong FGI BY tall\" FREBPOST YELLOW CARD\" - nee ssanasts\n\nat the back of the British National Formulary (BNP)\n\u201ci \u00ab...by telephoning the Commission.of Human-M\u00e9dicines (CHM) free phone line: 0800-73 1-6789... wo\ngg hy electronio download through the MHRA website omni ses\n\u201conions uspected adversedrug reactions. may also-be.repotted to. Takeda\u2019s-Pharmacovigilance Department vo\n\n. \u201cat Takeda UR Lid on Tel; 01628 537 900 or via e-mail to\u201d Drugsafery@takeda couk Wher on\n: ~-reporting please provide as-much\u2019 information as possible, including information about medical sr\n. ml history any concomitant medication, onset and ireathient dates... i as so soi\ni .\u00ab Should-you have any questions or require additional information, please call Medical Information:at ein\n_..takeda UK Ltd on Tel,01628 537 900 or send aii.e-mail to Medinfo@takeda. co.uk. so so\nBRC Ba\nwo _. Europear Medi\u00a2al Director tn iii ne\ncoun. bakeda Pharmageuticals Europe Limited oe nent\nConfidential Subject to Protective Order eter sommerren FA TY NANG 002132007\"\n\nSource: https://www.indupiggaqcggoggs.ucsf.edu/docs/psjf0226", "img_1026.png": "aed\n\u201c ~~ Please report suspected adverse reactions with pioglitazone to the MHRA through the Yellow Card\u201d \u201c_\n. Scheme online\u2019 at www. vellowcard wow uk\u201c Alternatively; prepaid Yellow Cards for reporting are\u2122 mee\nong FGI BY tall\" FREBPOST YELLOW CARD\" - nee ssanasts\n\nat the back of the British National Formulary (BNP)\n\u201ci \u00ab...by telephoning the Commission.of Human-M\u00e9dicines (CHM) free phone line: 0800-73 1-6789... wo\ngg hy electronio download through the MHRA website omni ses\n\u201conions uspected adversedrug reactions. may also-be.repotted to. Takeda\u2019s-Pharmacovigilance Department vo\n\n. \u201cat Takeda UR Lid on Tel; 01628 537 900 or via e-mail to\u201d Drugsafery@takeda couk Wher on\n: ~-reporting please provide as-much\u2019 information as possible, including information about medical sr\n. ml history any concomitant medication, onset and ireathient dates... i as so soi\ni .\u00ab Should-you have any questions or require additional information, please call Medical Information:at ein\n_..takeda UK Ltd on Tel,01628 537 900 or send aii.e-mail to Medinfo@takeda. co.uk. so so\nBRC Ba\nwo _. Europear Medi\u00a2al Director tn iii ne\ncoun. bakeda Pharmageuticals Europe Limited oe nent\nConfidential Subject to Protective Order eter sommerren FA TY NANG 002132007\"\n\nSource: https://www.indupiggaqcggoggs.ucsf.edu/docs/psjf0226", "img_10536.png": "aed\n\u201c ~~ Please report suspected adverse reactions with pioglitazone to the MHRA through the Yellow Card\u201d \u201c_\n. Scheme online\u2019 at www. vellowcard wow uk\u201c Alternatively; prepaid Yellow Cards for reporting are\u2122 mee\nong FGI BY tall\" FREBPOST YELLOW CARD\" - nee ssanasts\n\nat the back of the British National Formulary (BNP)\n\u201ci \u00ab...by telephoning the Commission.of Human-M\u00e9dicines (CHM) free phone line: 0800-73 1-6789... wo\ngg hy electronio download through the MHRA website omni ses\n\u201conions uspected adversedrug reactions. may also-be.repotted to. Takeda\u2019s-Pharmacovigilance Department vo\n\n. \u201cat Takeda UR Lid on Tel; 01628 537 900 or via e-mail to\u201d Drugsafery@takeda couk Wher on\n: ~-reporting please provide as-much\u2019 information as possible, including information about medical sr\n. ml history any concomitant medication, onset and ireathient dates... i as so soi\ni .\u00ab Should-you have any questions or require additional information, please call Medical Information:at ein\n_..takeda UK Ltd on Tel,01628 537 900 or send aii.e-mail to Medinfo@takeda. co.uk. so so\nBRC Ba\nwo _. Europear Medi\u00a2al Director tn iii ne\ncoun. bakeda Pharmageuticals Europe Limited oe nent\nConfidential Subject to Protective Order eter sommerren FA TY NANG 002132007\"\n\nSource: https://www.indupiggaqcggoggs.ucsf.edu/docs/psjf0226", "img_1024.png": "aed\n\u201c ~~ Please report suspected adverse reactions with pioglitazone to the MHRA through the Yellow Card\u201d \u201c_\n. Scheme online\u2019 at www. vellowcard wow uk\u201c Alternatively; prepaid Yellow Cards for reporting are\u2122 mee\nong FGI BY tall\" FREBPOST YELLOW CARD\" - nee ssanasts\n\nat the back of the British National Formulary (BNP)\n\u201ci \u00ab...by telephoning the Commission.of Human-M\u00e9dicines (CHM) free phone line: 0800-73 1-6789... wo\ngg hy electronio download through the MHRA website omni ses\n\u201conions uspected adversedrug reactions. may also-be.repotted to. Takeda\u2019s-Pharmacovigilance Department vo\n\n. \u201cat Takeda UR Lid on Tel; 01628 537 900 or via e-mail to\u201d Drugsafery@takeda couk Wher on\n: ~-reporting please provide as-much\u2019 information as possible, including information about medical sr\n. ml history any concomitant medication, onset and ireathient dates... i as so soi\ni .\u00ab Should-you have any questions or require additional information, please call Medical Information:at ein\n_..takeda UK Ltd on Tel,01628 537 900 or send aii.e-mail to Medinfo@takeda. co.uk. so so\nBRC Ba\nwo _. Europear Medi\u00a2al Director tn iii ne\ncoun. bakeda Pharmageuticals Europe Limited oe nent\nConfidential Subject to Protective Order eter sommerren FA TY NANG 002132007\"\n\nSource: https://www.indupiggaqcggoggs.ucsf.edu/docs/psjf0226", "img_6945.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6948.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6958.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6959.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6969.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6971.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6974.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_6977.png": "|\n. : RJRT SCIENTIFIC ADVISTORY BOARD\nTRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FORM\nName: Maxcku, C\\ ue\nGolf Outing:\nOo Yes ~ I would like to play golf with the group on Sunday, October 13\ngo No \u2014I am not interested in playing golf on Sunday, October 13\nHotel:\nWould you prefera SMOKING or {NON-SMOKING room?\n. Air Travel:\noO I will be making my own airline reservations\ni I would like Teresa to make my airline reservations . . ,\nPlease provide this information, if you want Teresa to make your airline reservations ~\nPreferred Airport for Departing TO Chicago: Stu \u20ac Ad MEAD Dy\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing TO Chicago _{ Ook. 1S\nPreferred Day/Date/Time for Departing FROM Chicago: \u00a9 che IS 2 PM\n(SAB Meeting ends at noon on Tuesday, October 15)\nPreferred Airlines: .\n1\" Choice: United PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n2\u2122 Choice: \u201cDelta Frequent Flyer No.: fo\n. : \u2018 : +. 7st :\nPreferred Seating \u2014 seating will be in 1\u00b0 Class: on\n[) Aisle Seat be R\nae Window Seat bx z 3 t\nPheu a |\nsl! :\n8\nIfyou have any questions regarding your Travel Arrangements, contact Teresa Lyalls at --\nTelephone: (336) 741-4499 Fax: (336) 741-0597 e-mail: lyallst@rjrt.com", "img_16444.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_16447.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_16455.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_16456.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_16463.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_16468.png": "Emotional Enhancement\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nSmokers show above average\ninterest in romance and excitement\nFeel the need to find more excitement and _\nsensation in life 64\nFeel the need to restore romance and mystery\nto modern life 57\nBut are more materialistic than non-smokers\nDoing enjoyable things means more to me than\nhaving a lot of prized possessions 68 75\nThere should be less emphasis on money\nin our society 80 82\nThe only meaningful measure of success\nis money 23\nFURTIZMMONTOR/ma/Pl = \u00ab7886 9EETS 29", "img_55521.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55898.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55899.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55900.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55901.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55902.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55903.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_55909.png": "The Physical Self\nt= Diet and exercise concerns continues to abate\nYankelovich MONITOR 1986 Yankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon- Non-\nSmokers Smokers Smokers Smokers\n% % % %\nConcerned about:\nMaintaining right weight 51 56 37 43\nEating a balanced diet 41 43 28 33\nGetting enough exercise 46 51 40 / 45\nEating too many non-nutritious snacks 18 22 18 20\nSmoking too much - [52] 11\nHaving too much sugar in diet 25 30 19 22\nEating too many foods with chemical\nadditives , 36 35 27 26\nUsing too much salt 31 32 21 23\nDrinking too much coffee (29) 17 13\nDrinking too much alcohol 2D 14 15 | 11\nGetting enough fiber in diet 16 24 16 16\nEating foods high in cholesterol 24 28 24 28\nGetting enough calcium in diet 26 29 [25] 15\nEating too many high-fat foods NA NA 26 31\nRURTI2/MONITOR mg/l 8886 9\u00a2et\u00a2 35", "img_16450.png": "The Environment\n= Willingness to take consumer action remains strong\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon-\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWould be willing to:\nSpend a few hours a week of my own\ntime to reduce the pollution problem 71 72\nGive up convenience products | now enjoy\nif it meant helping preserve our natural\nresources 78 79\nPay as much as 10% more for groceries\nif | could be sure they would not harm\nthe environment 65\nBoycott manufacturers whose products\ncontribute to pollution 78\n* Not asked in 1987 and 1988.\nEEE\nFunviemonrronimafel = \u00ab1686 9EETS \u201c4", "img_56520.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_56521.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_56522.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_56523.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_56524.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_56525.png": "The Environment\n#2 Rapidly growing interest in nature and the simple life\nYankelovich MONITOR 1990\nNon\nSmokers Smokers\n% %\nWe should return to more natural ways even\nif it means giving up modern conveniences 60\nMore and more | find | dream of moving way\nout into the country to be closer to nature 57\n* Not asked in 1988 and 1989.\nFURTIZMONTORMOP 6686 9EETS 46", "img_50923.png": "~ see this story from CNN for more detaiis\n\n3. Regulators may order Iressa off market after trial failure\n\nThe FDA is considering removing AstraZeneca\u2019s Iressa from the market after a trial showed\n\nthat it was ineffective in prolonging the lives of lung cancer patients. AstraZeneca says it\n\nwill not pull the drug on its own but has decided to stop promoting it. Iressa was one of the\n\nfirst in a n\u00e9w category of cancer drugs that promised to interfere with the development of a\n\ntumor without the harsh side effects associated with chemotherapy. In trials, the drug\n\nshrank tumors in 10 percent of patients who had failed to respond to other treatments. But\n\nwhen the FDA gave its approval to Iressa, it required a follow-up study to demonstrate that\n\nthe drug prolonged patients\u2019 lives. That led to the results announced late last. week and\nleaves Iressa with a doubtful future.\n\n~ see this story from The New York Times for more details (reg. req.)\n\n4, Pharmos shares in meltdown after dexanabinoi fails Phase ITI\n\nShares of Israel's Pharmos melted away in pre-market trading after the company\n\nannounced that its lead drug candidate flunked a late-stage trial for treating severe\n\ntraumatic brain injury. Researchers said that patients taking dexanabinol, which some\n\nanalysts believed had blockbuster potential, did not demonstrate any significant\n\nimprovement. Pharmos shares lost 77 percent of their value on the news. Pharmos has\n\nbeen developing compounds developed from cannabis for treating central nervous system\n\ndisorders. \"We are very disappointed and frankly somewhat perplexed that we did not\n\nobserve any neuroprotective effect of dexanabinol in TBI,\u201d said Pharmos CEO Haim Aviv. \u201cIn\n\nthe next few weeks, we will carefully analyze the results of this trial before making final\n\ndecisions about our future plans, but it is unlikely that. we will continue to develop\n\ndexanabinol for TBI.\u201d\n\n~ go to this article from the Associated Press. for more information\n\nALSO: There was some good news for Pharmos, however. The company will be receiving 4\n\n$10 million milestone payment from Bausch & Lomb for the eye treatment Zylet. Article\n\n5. Takeda suspends Phase III trial of diabetes drug\nJapan's Takeda has stopped a Phase III trial of its experimental diabetes drug TAK-559\nafter researchers received abnormal liver enzyme test results from patients taking the drug.\nElevated liver enzyme results have stopped the FDA from approving other diabetes drugs.\nTAK-559 was being developed as a successor to Takeda\u2019s Actos, which loses patent\nprotection in 2010.\n\n- $ee this article from the Financial Times for more details\n\nALSO NOTED\n\nTODAY'S SPOTLIGHT... Cardiome touts heart drug trial data Canada\u2019s Cardiome\n\nPharma says that a Phase III trial of RSD1235 shows it was effective in restoring normal\n\nheart rhvihm jo 5? percent of natien fforing atric brillation comnared to 4 nercean\n\nPLA-TAK-00020531\nP6078\u00b000003)", "img_50924.png": "~ see this story from CNN for more detaiis\n\n3. Regulators may order Iressa off market after trial failure\n\nThe FDA is considering removing AstraZeneca\u2019s Iressa from the market after a trial showed\n\nthat it was ineffective in prolonging the lives of lung cancer patients. AstraZeneca says it\n\nwill not pull the drug on its own but has decided to stop promoting it. Iressa was one of the\n\nfirst in a n\u00e9w category of cancer drugs that promised to interfere with the development of a\n\ntumor without the harsh side effects associated with chemotherapy. In trials, the drug\n\nshrank tumors in 10 percent of patients who had failed to respond to other treatments. But\n\nwhen the FDA gave its approval to Iressa, it required a follow-up study to demonstrate that\n\nthe drug prolonged patients\u2019 lives. That led to the results announced late last. week and\nleaves Iressa with a doubtful future.\n\n~ see this story from The New York Times for more details (reg. req.)\n\n4, Pharmos shares in meltdown after dexanabinoi fails Phase ITI\n\nShares of Israel's Pharmos melted away in pre-market trading after the company\n\nannounced that its lead drug candidate flunked a late-stage trial for treating severe\n\ntraumatic brain injury. Researchers said that patients taking dexanabinol, which some\n\nanalysts believed had blockbuster potential, did not demonstrate any significant\n\nimprovement. Pharmos shares lost 77 percent of their value on the news. Pharmos has\n\nbeen developing compounds developed from cannabis for treating central nervous system\n\ndisorders. \"We are very disappointed and frankly somewhat perplexed that we did not\n\nobserve any neuroprotective effect of dexanabinol in TBI,\u201d said Pharmos CEO Haim Aviv. \u201cIn\n\nthe next few weeks, we will carefully analyze the results of this trial before making final\n\ndecisions about our future plans, but it is unlikely that. we will continue to develop\n\ndexanabinol for TBI.\u201d\n\n~ go to this article from the Associated Press. for more information\n\nALSO: There was some good news for Pharmos, however. The company will be receiving 4\n\n$10 million milestone payment from Bausch & Lomb for the eye treatment Zylet. Article\n\n5. Takeda suspends Phase III trial of diabetes drug\nJapan's Takeda has stopped a Phase III trial of its experimental diabetes drug TAK-559\nafter researchers received abnormal liver enzyme test results from patients taking the drug.\nElevated liver enzyme results have stopped the FDA from approving other diabetes drugs.\nTAK-559 was being developed as a successor to Takeda\u2019s Actos, which loses patent\nprotection in 2010.\n\n- $ee this article from the Financial Times for more details\n\nALSO NOTED\n\nTODAY'S SPOTLIGHT... Cardiome touts heart drug trial data Canada\u2019s Cardiome\n\nPharma says that a Phase III trial of RSD1235 shows it was effective in restoring normal\n\nheart rhvihm jo 5? percent of natien fforing atric brillation comnared to 4 nercean\n\nPLA-TAK-00020531\nP6078\u00b000003)", "img_50930.png": "~ see this story from CNN for more detaiis\n\n3. Regulators may order Iressa off market after trial failure\n\nThe FDA is considering removing AstraZeneca\u2019s Iressa from the market after a trial showed\n\nthat it was ineffective in prolonging the lives of lung cancer patients. AstraZeneca says it\n\nwill not pull the drug on its own but has decided to stop promoting it. Iressa was one of the\n\nfirst in a n\u00e9w category of cancer drugs that promised to interfere with the development of a\n\ntumor without the harsh side effects associated with chemotherapy. In trials, the drug\n\nshrank tumors in 10 percent of patients who had failed to respond to other treatments. But\n\nwhen the FDA gave its approval to Iressa, it required a follow-up study to demonstrate that\n\nthe drug prolonged patients\u2019 lives. That led to the results announced late last. week and\nleaves Iressa with a doubtful future.\n\n~ see this story from The New York Times for more details (reg. req.)\n\n4, Pharmos shares in meltdown after dexanabinoi fails Phase ITI\n\nShares of Israel's Pharmos melted away in pre-market trading after the company\n\nannounced that its lead drug candidate flunked a late-stage trial for treating severe\n\ntraumatic brain injury. Researchers said that patients taking dexanabinol, which some\n\nanalysts believed had blockbuster potential, did not demonstrate any significant\n\nimprovement. Pharmos shares lost 77 percent of their value on the news. Pharmos has\n\nbeen developing compounds developed from cannabis for treating central nervous system\n\ndisorders. \"We are very disappointed and frankly somewhat perplexed that we did not\n\nobserve any neuroprotective effect of dexanabinol in TBI,\u201d said Pharmos CEO Haim Aviv. \u201cIn\n\nthe next few weeks, we will carefully analyze the results of this trial before making final\n\ndecisions about our future plans, but it is unlikely that. we will continue to develop\n\ndexanabinol for TBI.\u201d\n\n~ go to this article from the Associated Press. for more information\n\nALSO: There was some good news for Pharmos, however. The company will be receiving 4\n\n$10 million milestone payment from Bausch & Lomb for the eye treatment Zylet. Article\n\n5. Takeda suspends Phase III trial of diabetes drug\nJapan's Takeda has stopped a Phase III trial of its experimental diabetes drug TAK-559\nafter researchers received abnormal liver enzyme test results from patients taking the drug.\nElevated liver enzyme results have stopped the FDA from approving other diabetes drugs.\nTAK-559 was being developed as a successor to Takeda\u2019s Actos, which loses patent\nprotection in 2010.\n\n- $ee this article from the Financial Times for more details\n\nALSO NOTED\n\nTODAY'S SPOTLIGHT... Cardiome touts heart drug trial data Canada\u2019s Cardiome\n\nPharma says that a Phase III trial of RSD1235 shows it was effective in restoring normal\n\nheart rhvihm jo 5? percent of natien fforing atric brillation comnared to 4 nercean\n\nPLA-TAK-00020531\nP6078\u00b000003)", "img_50931.png": "~ see this story from CNN for more detaiis\n\n3. Regulators may order Iressa off market after trial failure\n\nThe FDA is considering removing AstraZeneca\u2019s Iressa from the market after a trial showed\n\nthat it was ineffective in prolonging the lives of lung cancer patients. AstraZeneca says it\n\nwill not pull the drug on its own but has decided to stop promoting it. Iressa was one of the\n\nfirst in a n\u00e9w category of cancer drugs that promised to interfere with the development of a\n\ntumor without the harsh side effects associated with chemotherapy. In trials, the drug\n\nshrank tumors in 10 percent of patients who had failed to respond to other treatments. But\n\nwhen the FDA gave its approval to Iressa, it required a follow-up study to demonstrate that\n\nthe drug prolonged patients\u2019 lives. That led to the results announced late last. week and\nleaves Iressa with a doubtful future.\n\n~ see this story from The New York Times for more details (reg. req.)\n\n4, Pharmos shares in meltdown after dexanabinoi fails Phase ITI\n\nShares of Israel's Pharmos melted away in pre-market trading after the company\n\nannounced that its lead drug candidate flunked a late-stage trial for treating severe\n\ntraumatic brain injury. Researchers said that patients taking dexanabinol, which some\n\nanalysts believed had blockbuster potential, did not demonstrate any significant\n\nimprovement. Pharmos shares lost 77 percent of their value on the news. Pharmos has\n\nbeen developing compounds developed from cannabis for treating central nervous system\n\ndisorders. \"We are very disappointed and frankly somewhat perplexed that we did not\n\nobserve any neuroprotective effect of dexanabinol in TBI,\u201d said Pharmos CEO Haim Aviv. \u201cIn\n\nthe next few weeks, we will carefully analyze the results of this trial before making final\n\ndecisions about our future plans, but it is unlikely that. we will continue to develop\n\ndexanabinol for TBI.\u201d\n\n~ go to this article from the Associated Press. for more information\n\nALSO: There was some good news for Pharmos, however. The company will be receiving 4\n\n$10 million milestone payment from Bausch & Lomb for the eye treatment Zylet. Article\n\n5. Takeda suspends Phase III trial of diabetes drug\nJapan's Takeda has stopped a Phase III trial of its experimental diabetes drug TAK-559\nafter researchers received abnormal liver enzyme test results from patients taking the drug.\nElevated liver enzyme results have stopped the FDA from approving other diabetes drugs.\nTAK-559 was being developed as a successor to Takeda\u2019s Actos, which loses patent\nprotection in 2010.\n\n- $ee this article from the Financial Times for more details\n\nALSO NOTED\n\nTODAY'S SPOTLIGHT... Cardiome touts heart drug trial data Canada\u2019s Cardiome\n\nPharma says that a Phase III trial of RSD1235 shows it was effective in restoring normal\n\nheart rhvihm jo 5? percent of natien fforing atric brillation comnared to 4 nercean\n\nPLA-TAK-00020531\nP6078\u00b000003)", "img_50933.png": "~ see this story from CNN for more detaiis\n\n3. Regulators may order Iressa off market after trial failure\n\nThe FDA is considering removing AstraZeneca\u2019s Iressa from the market after a trial showed\n\nthat it was ineffective in prolonging the lives of lung cancer patients. AstraZeneca says it\n\nwill not pull the drug on its own but has decided to stop promoting it. Iressa was one of the\n\nfirst in a n\u00e9w category of cancer drugs that promised to interfere with the development of a\n\ntumor without the harsh side effects associated with chemotherapy. In trials, the drug\n\nshrank tumors in 10 percent of patients who had failed to respond to other treatments. But\n\nwhen the FDA gave its approval to Iressa, it required a follow-up study to demonstrate that\n\nthe drug prolonged patients\u2019 lives. That led to the results announced late last. week and\nleaves Iressa with a doubtful future.\n\n~ see this story from The New York Times for more details (reg. req.)\n\n4, Pharmos shares in meltdown after dexanabinoi fails Phase ITI\n\nShares of Israel's Pharmos melted away in pre-market trading after the company\n\nannounced that its lead drug candidate flunked a late-stage trial for treating severe\n\ntraumatic brain injury. Researchers said that patients taking dexanabinol, which some\n\nanalysts believed had blockbuster potential, did not demonstrate any significant\n\nimprovement. Pharmos shares lost 77 percent of their value on the news. Pharmos has\n\nbeen developing compounds developed from cannabis for treating central nervous system\n\ndisorders. \"We are very disappointed and frankly somewhat perplexed that we did not\n\nobserve any neuroprotective effect of dexanabinol in TBI,\u201d said Pharmos CEO Haim Aviv. \u201cIn\n\nthe next few weeks, we will carefully analyze the results of this trial before making final\n\ndecisions about our future plans, but it is unlikely that. we will continue to develop\n\ndexanabinol for TBI.\u201d\n\n~ go to this article from the Associated Press. for more information\n\nALSO: There was some good news for Pharmos, however. The company will be receiving 4\n\n$10 million milestone payment from Bausch & Lomb for the eye treatment Zylet. Article\n\n5. Takeda suspends Phase III trial of diabetes drug\nJapan's Takeda has stopped a Phase III trial of its experimental diabetes drug TAK-559\nafter researchers received abnormal liver enzyme test results from patients taking the drug.\nElevated liver enzyme results have stopped the FDA from approving other diabetes drugs.\nTAK-559 was being developed as a successor to Takeda\u2019s Actos, which loses patent\nprotection in 2010.\n\n- $ee this article from the Financial Times for more details\n\nALSO NOTED\n\nTODAY'S SPOTLIGHT... Cardiome touts heart drug trial data Canada\u2019s Cardiome\n\nPharma says that a Phase III trial of RSD1235 shows it was effective in restoring normal\n\nheart rhvihm jo 5? percent of natien fforing atric brillation comnared to 4 nercean\n\nPLA-TAK-00020531\nP6078\u00b000003)", "img_64178.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64179.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64180.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64181.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64183.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64184.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64185.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64187.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64188.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64190.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64191.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_64192.png": "32\nD-4-c. Data on Histopathology: organ weights for all animals\nsacrificed.\nWeights of Organs (gm.) at Necropsy\n\nDog a Body Wt. Heart Liver Spleen ge ee fee\nFX BO 12028 112 335 102 60 (Combined wt.)\n\nt 27F BO 9534 87 408 he 31 Su\n6M BO 12995 107 325 65 32 32 11 11\n8M BO 8850 78 26 69 26 26 16 16\noF B3 10582 96 370 98 33 33\n25F B3 10328 87 388 49 30 30\n11M B3 8909 71 231 kg 23 23 9 9\n12M B3 10268 90 265 719 a1 20 10 10\noF B6 10215 Th 266 he al 21;\n26F B6 14613 109 485 43 33 Be\n7\u2122 B6 TTT 72 216 61 20 19 10 10\n13M B6 11009 105 9-317 62 35 35 3 14\n* F = Female M = Male\n\nOe -35\nSYolU]gexov alti OSMAN UM ANAL ALOLULS1inyze ele] nat=1altcMulensym-1e[ 0) (0 [0lex-)/ 0)1.\u00a20|0PPArA", "img_4445.png": "52566 4641\nCAMEL Turkish Royal |\nSmoothness\n: \u00b0 Turkish Gold \u00a2 Turkish Royal\n\nLess More\nTobacco Tobacco\nFlavor Flavor\n\ne Camel\n\nLights\n. Strength", "img_4447.png": "52566 4641\nCAMEL Turkish Royal |\nSmoothness\n: \u00b0 Turkish Gold \u00a2 Turkish Royal\n\nLess More\nTobacco Tobacco\nFlavor Flavor\n\ne Camel\n\nLights\n. Strength", "img_4449.png": "52566 4641\nCAMEL Turkish Royal |\nSmoothness\n: \u00b0 Turkish Gold \u00a2 Turkish Royal\n\nLess More\nTobacco Tobacco\nFlavor Flavor\n\ne Camel\n\nLights\n. Strength", "img_64202.png": "Hasumura 10\n\n\\ | a |\n\nt i\n\ni e\n| Chronic eT consumption \u2018\n\n| Increased acetaldehyde concentration\n\n: Mitochondrial Decreased acetaldehyde\nimpairment metabolism\n|\ni '\n| 3\nFigure 1,\nASYo]U] nex= yan alt okw/ AVA ValalelUKsiiny{elelel6 | alalaleswelexsyeraye [0 )/@[eles-y) 0). \u00a2a1e 6 paar", "img_64203.png": "Hasumura 10\n\n\\ | a |\n\nt i\n\ni e\n| Chronic eT consumption \u2018\n\n| Increased acetaldehyde concentration\n\n: Mitochondrial Decreased acetaldehyde\nimpairment metabolism\n|\ni '\n| 3\nFigure 1,\nASYo]U] nex= yan alt okw/ AVA ValalelUKsiiny{elelel6 | alalaleswelexsyeraye [0 )/@[eles-y) 0). \u00a2a1e 6 paar", "img_64204.png": "Hasumura 10\n\n\\ | a |\n\nt i\n\ni e\n| Chronic eT consumption \u2018\n\n| Increased acetaldehyde concentration\n\n: Mitochondrial Decreased acetaldehyde\nimpairment metabolism\n|\ni '\n| 3\nFigure 1,\nASYo]U] nex= yan alt okw/ AVA ValalelUKsiiny{elelel6 | alalaleswelexsyeraye [0 )/@[eles-y) 0). \u00a2a1e 6 paar", "img_65151.png": "Standard Form-No, 1035a PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND 641 F\n-41033-206-01 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Ment@R2noum\n: CONTINUATION SHEET SHEET NO. 2\nARMY - OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nANG Race pale Ok eae i pGLES CR SERVICES rey ; QUAN. UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 4\nOF ORDER OR SERVICE CE ne iand LS ee utdtoed weet ne . TY | cost | ree |\nCONTRACT DA~-49-007-MD- 1024 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. |Louis, Missouri\n5 /1-4/31 164\nDirect Salerie:\nSee attached sheets $ 292.00\nDix pMateriaig:\nItems under $50.00 309.80\nguipment: 7\n5/14/64| (67240) | A. S. Aloe 3-Attachdble Stage A\\O.1584A 211.68\nOth Direct Cogts:\nSocial Security 10.59\nTravel\n$/25/64 (3115Jr) George Morrison Trip to Chicagd, Illinois\n7:20 AM 4/13/66-9:45) PM\n4/15/64.| To attend\nFederation Soc\nTransportation 37.50\nLodging 15.46\nMeald\u00e9 26.20\nOther Ys a8 14.11\nTotal Other Direct Cpats 124.70\nVyernedd:\n44% X 292.00 428.48\n; Total Vopcher $ 1,066.66\nSYolU cers Panis SSH /ANU Mali ale Ulsien ice leleve nals laine lem =16]0),6 [61039] 0).416 | 0/Pard", "img_65152.png": "Standard Form-No, 1035a PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND 641 F\n-41033-206-01 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Ment@R2noum\n: CONTINUATION SHEET SHEET NO. 2\nARMY - OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nANG Race pale Ok eae i pGLES CR SERVICES rey ; QUAN. UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 4\nOF ORDER OR SERVICE CE ne iand LS ee utdtoed weet ne . TY | cost | ree |\nCONTRACT DA~-49-007-MD- 1024 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. |Louis, Missouri\n5 /1-4/31 164\nDirect Salerie:\nSee attached sheets $ 292.00\nDix pMateriaig:\nItems under $50.00 309.80\nguipment: 7\n5/14/64| (67240) | A. S. Aloe 3-Attachdble Stage A\\O.1584A 211.68\nOth Direct Cogts:\nSocial Security 10.59\nTravel\n$/25/64 (3115Jr) George Morrison Trip to Chicagd, Illinois\n7:20 AM 4/13/66-9:45) PM\n4/15/64.| To attend\nFederation Soc\nTransportation 37.50\nLodging 15.46\nMeald\u00e9 26.20\nOther Ys a8 14.11\nTotal Other Direct Cpats 124.70\nVyernedd:\n44% X 292.00 428.48\n; Total Vopcher $ 1,066.66\nSYolU cers Panis SSH /ANU Mali ale Ulsien ice leleve nals laine lem =16]0),6 [61039] 0).416 | 0/Pard", "img_65153.png": "Standard Form-No, 1035a PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND 641 F\n-41033-206-01 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Ment@R2noum\n: CONTINUATION SHEET SHEET NO. 2\nARMY - OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nANG Race pale Ok eae i pGLES CR SERVICES rey ; QUAN. UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 4\nOF ORDER OR SERVICE CE ne iand LS ee utdtoed weet ne . TY | cost | ree |\nCONTRACT DA~-49-007-MD- 1024 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. |Louis, Missouri\n5 /1-4/31 164\nDirect Salerie:\nSee attached sheets $ 292.00\nDix pMateriaig:\nItems under $50.00 309.80\nguipment: 7\n5/14/64| (67240) | A. S. Aloe 3-Attachdble Stage A\\O.1584A 211.68\nOth Direct Cogts:\nSocial Security 10.59\nTravel\n$/25/64 (3115Jr) George Morrison Trip to Chicagd, Illinois\n7:20 AM 4/13/66-9:45) PM\n4/15/64.| To attend\nFederation Soc\nTransportation 37.50\nLodging 15.46\nMeald\u00e9 26.20\nOther Ys a8 14.11\nTotal Other Direct Cpats 124.70\nVyernedd:\n44% X 292.00 428.48\n; Total Vopcher $ 1,066.66\nSYolU cers Panis SSH /ANU Mali ale Ulsien ice leleve nals laine lem =16]0),6 [61039] 0).416 | 0/Pard", "img_65155.png": "Standard Form-No, 1035a PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND 641 F\n-41033-206-01 SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL Ment@R2noum\n: CONTINUATION SHEET SHEET NO. 2\nARMY - OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nANG Race pale Ok eae i pGLES CR SERVICES rey ; QUAN. UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 4\nOF ORDER OR SERVICE CE ne iand LS ee utdtoed weet ne . TY | cost | ree |\nCONTRACT DA~-49-007-MD- 1024 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. |Louis, Missouri\n5 /1-4/31 164\nDirect Salerie:\nSee attached sheets $ 292.00\nDix pMateriaig:\nItems under $50.00 309.80\nguipment: 7\n5/14/64| (67240) | A. S. Aloe 3-Attachdble Stage A\\O.1584A 211.68\nOth Direct Cogts:\nSocial Security 10.59\nTravel\n$/25/64 (3115Jr) George Morrison Trip to Chicagd, Illinois\n7:20 AM 4/13/66-9:45) PM\n4/15/64.| To attend\nFederation Soc\nTransportation 37.50\nLodging 15.46\nMeald\u00e9 26.20\nOther Ys a8 14.11\nTotal Other Direct Cpats 124.70\nVyernedd:\n44% X 292.00 428.48\n; Total Vopcher $ 1,066.66\nSYolU cers Panis SSH /ANU Mali ale Ulsien ice leleve nals laine lem =16]0),6 [61039] 0).416 | 0/Pard", "img_51592.png": "a eee <<\nee Ca ag\n- ao Eee Se OS\n: oe a ee FE A\nae = 4 + ee _ _ j Z\n. A> Tb eee Se |e _. Great Western\nRy ES -\n3 Re\n! Page Welcome\nOp?\nA\nto\n7G\n( \u201caagee ) Goodland, Kansas\nSATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 AGRICULTURAL\nWAREHOUSE\nHR HEE HH HHH HHH Ht\n. o\nz |\n3 | MATERIAL YARD\nPULP PELLET WAREHOUSE PULP DRYER < | |\nPELLET BIN e\n& SCALE w\nLIME\n/ KILN RAIL SIDING\nBREE H+ HE -\n: _ ry < STORE\nKANGOL suGAR FACTORY Ty} ay 3 H | 00m\na\nGoodland, Kansas BLDG. B06. 8 | sacuine\nPLOT PLAN of STRUCTURES & | sHop\n<\n, g BOILER\n: 2 HOUSE\n\u00e9\nSUGAR WAREHOUSE\n(BULK CAR LOADING) RAIL SIDING\n5 MILES TO GOODLAND d ( ) ( ) C ) C )\n\u00e9 28 MILES TO BURLINGTON <q > BULK SUGAR STORAGE BINS\nVIA U.S. 24 (INTERSTATE 70} C ) ( ) ( )\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pxvx0227 a", "img_51594.png": "a eee <<\nee Ca ag\n- ao Eee Se OS\n: oe a ee FE A\nae = 4 + ee _ _ j Z\n. A> Tb eee Se |e _. Great Western\nRy ES -\n3 Re\n! Page Welcome\nOp?\nA\nto\n7G\n( \u201caagee ) Goodland, Kansas\nSATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 AGRICULTURAL\nWAREHOUSE\nHR HEE HH HHH HHH Ht\n. o\nz |\n3 | MATERIAL YARD\nPULP PELLET WAREHOUSE PULP DRYER < | |\nPELLET BIN e\n& SCALE w\nLIME\n/ KILN RAIL SIDING\nBREE H+ HE -\n: _ ry < STORE\nKANGOL suGAR FACTORY Ty} ay 3 H | 00m\na\nGoodland, Kansas BLDG. B06. 8 | sacuine\nPLOT PLAN of STRUCTURES & | sHop\n<\n, g BOILER\n: 2 HOUSE\n\u00e9\nSUGAR WAREHOUSE\n(BULK CAR LOADING) RAIL SIDING\n5 MILES TO GOODLAND d ( ) ( ) C ) C )\n\u00e9 28 MILES TO BURLINGTON <q > BULK SUGAR STORAGE BINS\nVIA U.S. 24 (INTERSTATE 70} C ) ( ) ( )\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pxvx0227 a", "img_60139.png": "21\n{from copper gluconate} is also administered to each pa-\ntient.\nThe density of the subject\u2019s lumbar vertebrae is\n5 determined by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The human\nsubject is then administered 4 of the calcium tablets and\none trace mineral capsules comprised as above, each day for\n12 months. The mass of the subject\u2019s vertebrae is then\nremeasured, indicating a net increase in bone mass. The\n10 following results are achieved after 1 year.\nChange in Spine Bone Mineral Density\nNet\nIncrease\nNumber % Change In\n15 Treatments Of Patients After_1 Year Bone Mass\nCalcium placebo/ 42 ~2.41 + 0.63 0.00\nTrace minerals placebo\nCalcium placebo/ 38 -1.55 + 0.66 0.86\ntrace minerals\n20 Calcium/trace minerals 34 ~1.28 + 0.70 1.13\nplacebo\nCalcium and trace minerals 37 ~O.17 + 0.67 2.24\nThe table shows that the calcium and trace minerals\n25 supplement affects bone density and shows a net bone build-\ning effect of about 2.24% compared to the placebo group.\nThe calcium trace mineral supplement effect is significant-\nly different from the dual placebo treatment at a 95%\nconfidence level. The dual placebo patients had at least a\n30 2% loss over the one year period, the calcium/trace miner-\nals patients showed little or no bone loss and thus a net\nincrease of bone mass.\nExample If\nPreparation of Calcium-Citrate-Malate\n35 A calcium-citrate-malate solution is prepared by\ndissolving 2 parts sucrose and then 0.1 part citric and\n0.28 part malic acids in 28.19 parts water. Calcium", "img_60141.png": "21\n{from copper gluconate} is also administered to each pa-\ntient.\nThe density of the subject\u2019s lumbar vertebrae is\n5 determined by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The human\nsubject is then administered 4 of the calcium tablets and\none trace mineral capsules comprised as above, each day for\n12 months. The mass of the subject\u2019s vertebrae is then\nremeasured, indicating a net increase in bone mass. The\n10 following results are achieved after 1 year.\nChange in Spine Bone Mineral Density\nNet\nIncrease\nNumber % Change In\n15 Treatments Of Patients After_1 Year Bone Mass\nCalcium placebo/ 42 ~2.41 + 0.63 0.00\nTrace minerals placebo\nCalcium placebo/ 38 -1.55 + 0.66 0.86\ntrace minerals\n20 Calcium/trace minerals 34 ~1.28 + 0.70 1.13\nplacebo\nCalcium and trace minerals 37 ~O.17 + 0.67 2.24\nThe table shows that the calcium and trace minerals\n25 supplement affects bone density and shows a net bone build-\ning effect of about 2.24% compared to the placebo group.\nThe calcium trace mineral supplement effect is significant-\nly different from the dual placebo treatment at a 95%\nconfidence level. The dual placebo patients had at least a\n30 2% loss over the one year period, the calcium/trace miner-\nals patients showed little or no bone loss and thus a net\nincrease of bone mass.\nExample If\nPreparation of Calcium-Citrate-Malate\n35 A calcium-citrate-malate solution is prepared by\ndissolving 2 parts sucrose and then 0.1 part citric and\n0.28 part malic acids in 28.19 parts water. Calcium", "img_60142.png": "21\n{from copper gluconate} is also administered to each pa-\ntient.\nThe density of the subject\u2019s lumbar vertebrae is\n5 determined by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The human\nsubject is then administered 4 of the calcium tablets and\none trace mineral capsules comprised as above, each day for\n12 months. The mass of the subject\u2019s vertebrae is then\nremeasured, indicating a net increase in bone mass. The\n10 following results are achieved after 1 year.\nChange in Spine Bone Mineral Density\nNet\nIncrease\nNumber % Change In\n15 Treatments Of Patients After_1 Year Bone Mass\nCalcium placebo/ 42 ~2.41 + 0.63 0.00\nTrace minerals placebo\nCalcium placebo/ 38 -1.55 + 0.66 0.86\ntrace minerals\n20 Calcium/trace minerals 34 ~1.28 + 0.70 1.13\nplacebo\nCalcium and trace minerals 37 ~O.17 + 0.67 2.24\nThe table shows that the calcium and trace minerals\n25 supplement affects bone density and shows a net bone build-\ning effect of about 2.24% compared to the placebo group.\nThe calcium trace mineral supplement effect is significant-\nly different from the dual placebo treatment at a 95%\nconfidence level. The dual placebo patients had at least a\n30 2% loss over the one year period, the calcium/trace miner-\nals patients showed little or no bone loss and thus a net\nincrease of bone mass.\nExample If\nPreparation of Calcium-Citrate-Malate\n35 A calcium-citrate-malate solution is prepared by\ndissolving 2 parts sucrose and then 0.1 part citric and\n0.28 part malic acids in 28.19 parts water. Calcium", "img_60143.png": "21\n{from copper gluconate} is also administered to each pa-\ntient.\nThe density of the subject\u2019s lumbar vertebrae is\n5 determined by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The human\nsubject is then administered 4 of the calcium tablets and\none trace mineral capsules comprised as above, each day for\n12 months. The mass of the subject\u2019s vertebrae is then\nremeasured, indicating a net increase in bone mass. The\n10 following results are achieved after 1 year.\nChange in Spine Bone Mineral Density\nNet\nIncrease\nNumber % Change In\n15 Treatments Of Patients After_1 Year Bone Mass\nCalcium placebo/ 42 ~2.41 + 0.63 0.00\nTrace minerals placebo\nCalcium placebo/ 38 -1.55 + 0.66 0.86\ntrace minerals\n20 Calcium/trace minerals 34 ~1.28 + 0.70 1.13\nplacebo\nCalcium and trace minerals 37 ~O.17 + 0.67 2.24\nThe table shows that the calcium and trace minerals\n25 supplement affects bone density and shows a net bone build-\ning effect of about 2.24% compared to the placebo group.\nThe calcium trace mineral supplement effect is significant-\nly different from the dual placebo treatment at a 95%\nconfidence level. The dual placebo patients had at least a\n30 2% loss over the one year period, the calcium/trace miner-\nals patients showed little or no bone loss and thus a net\nincrease of bone mass.\nExample If\nPreparation of Calcium-Citrate-Malate\n35 A calcium-citrate-malate solution is prepared by\ndissolving 2 parts sucrose and then 0.1 part citric and\n0.28 part malic acids in 28.19 parts water. Calcium", "img_60144.png": "21\n{from copper gluconate} is also administered to each pa-\ntient.\nThe density of the subject\u2019s lumbar vertebrae is\n5 determined by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry. The human\nsubject is then administered 4 of the calcium tablets and\none trace mineral capsules comprised as above, each day for\n12 months. The mass of the subject\u2019s vertebrae is then\nremeasured, indicating a net increase in bone mass. The\n10 following results are achieved after 1 year.\nChange in Spine Bone Mineral Density\nNet\nIncrease\nNumber % Change In\n15 Treatments Of Patients After_1 Year Bone Mass\nCalcium placebo/ 42 ~2.41 + 0.63 0.00\nTrace minerals placebo\nCalcium placebo/ 38 -1.55 + 0.66 0.86\ntrace minerals\n20 Calcium/trace minerals 34 ~1.28 + 0.70 1.13\nplacebo\nCalcium and trace minerals 37 ~O.17 + 0.67 2.24\nThe table shows that the calcium and trace minerals\n25 supplement affects bone density and shows a net bone build-\ning effect of about 2.24% compared to the placebo group.\nThe calcium trace mineral supplement effect is significant-\nly different from the dual placebo treatment at a 95%\nconfidence level. The dual placebo patients had at least a\n30 2% loss over the one year period, the calcium/trace miner-\nals patients showed little or no bone loss and thus a net\nincrease of bone mass.\nExample If\nPreparation of Calcium-Citrate-Malate\n35 A calcium-citrate-malate solution is prepared by\ndissolving 2 parts sucrose and then 0.1 part citric and\n0.28 part malic acids in 28.19 parts water. Calcium", "img_51243.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51244.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51247.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51248.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51250.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51252.png": "3\nMeeting with WA State Members of the American Farm Bureau Federation\nWednesday March | 2017 Al Alm Coafereace Room EPA Headquarters\nEPA Staff from the Office of the Administrator:\nDen Benton\nLayne Bangerter\nPatrick Davis\nLena Ferris\nWA State Farm Bureau Participants:\nMaitast inet Laitant\nRoe 8 Sethadiey\nBradley LAREaes Habermas\nJane Cheisiqgher Budkimider\nSaray LAs Hosen\nMylde Hale Hick\nSayin SicNay\nHanGhs Peta Siasby\nSebES dae Vane\nFan caveat Wyant\nSam Low\nDon Benton began the meeting with a series of opening remarks focused on the below themes:\n\u00bb The new Administration is committed te a transparent and inchisive way of moving forward.\n> The new Administration recognizes that farmers are stewards and conservationists as their\ntiveldhood is based ona healthy cuvironment and therefore farmers and ranchers already come\nwith an understanding and an inherit desire to protect the environment.\n> The new Administration is committed to developing new relationships between EPA and the\nageicohtural commanity; a relationship based on partnerships not on regulations and enforcement.\n\u00bb The new Administration will be appointing many new political appointees to help implemen this\nnew relationship between EPA and the agricultural community. [0 new RA\u2019s will be appointed\nand thousands of other positions across the Administration.\n> Qur goal is to help farmers comply with the law in a way that make sense.\n\u00ae Discussed the role of EPA\u2018s Farm Ranch and Rural Communities FACA Cormittee and\nopportunities for sew membership in the next few months.\n? Don also indicated that be has already talked to the Dairy Federation regarding issues related 10\nthe Yakima Valley uitrates and understands this is a real concern for the WA Stats Dairies.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51478.png": "4\nAdministrator Pruitt joined the group for brief remarks. His remarks focused on the following\nthemes:\n> Stressed that this is a new day. a new futare, fora common sense approach to environmental\nprotection.\n\u00ae President Trump signed Executive Order for EPA to reconsider and rewrite the WOTUS\nregulation and Administrator Pruitt wasted no time signing a FR Notice to begin implementation\nof that process.\n> Regulations must be regular and provide the impacted communities with certainty about how to\ncomply so that businesses can plan for necessary changes and resources.\n> Regulations need to be written based on language specifically addressed within the environmenta!\nstatutes and not have the statutes interrupted 1o meet broader goals they were not specifically\ndesigned to meet.\n\u00bb The new Administration understands the tremendous economic impact agriculture plays in our\neconomy and is looking forward to working closely with the agricultural community.\nThe meeting then proceeded by allowing for each of the participants to go around the room and\nmake ao observation or raise a concern. Topics were not resolved rather it was designed as a\nlistening session for EPA to hear the concerns of the participants.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_51479.png": "4\nAdministrator Pruitt joined the group for brief remarks. His remarks focused on the following\nthemes:\n> Stressed that this is a new day. a new futare, fora common sense approach to environmental\nprotection.\n\u00ae President Trump signed Executive Order for EPA to reconsider and rewrite the WOTUS\nregulation and Administrator Pruitt wasted no time signing a FR Notice to begin implementation\nof that process.\n> Regulations must be regular and provide the impacted communities with certainty about how to\ncomply so that businesses can plan for necessary changes and resources.\n> Regulations need to be written based on language specifically addressed within the environmenta!\nstatutes and not have the statutes interrupted 1o meet broader goals they were not specifically\ndesigned to meet.\n\u00bb The new Administration understands the tremendous economic impact agriculture plays in our\neconomy and is looking forward to working closely with the agricultural community.\nThe meeting then proceeded by allowing for each of the participants to go around the room and\nmake ao observation or raise a concern. Topics were not resolved rather it was designed as a\nlistening session for EPA to hear the concerns of the participants.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/pybn0226", "img_49153.png": "FIGURE C.2.\nAGE ADJUSTED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT MORTALITY RATE\nCANADA\n @.3\n@.28 fs\nfe. J 4\nS \"7\nP \u201css %\n: 8.26 \u2018\nR\n1\n8 - 6.24\n@ /\n: /\n8.22 /\nSy\n8.2 :\n1950 1955 1968 1965 1978 1975 1988\ntom acruat\n*--- MULTIVARIATE PREDICTOR\ne\nO12 AAP BS PEPER AAU LE ACY, : 1 ARR)", "img_49146.png": "FIGURE C.2.\nAGE ADJUSTED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT MORTALITY RATE\nCANADA\n @.3\n@.28 fs\nfe. J 4\nS \"7\nP \u201css %\n: 8.26 \u2018\nR\n1\n8 - 6.24\n@ /\n: /\n8.22 /\nSy\n8.2 :\n1950 1955 1968 1965 1978 1975 1988\ntom acruat\n*--- MULTIVARIATE PREDICTOR\ne\nO12 AAP BS PEPER AAU LE ACY, : 1 ARR)", "img_49147.png": "FIGURE C.2.\nAGE ADJUSTED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT MORTALITY RATE\nCANADA\n @.3\n@.28 fs\nfe. J 4\nS \"7\nP \u201css %\n: 8.26 \u2018\nR\n1\n8 - 6.24\n@ /\n: /\n8.22 /\nSy\n8.2 :\n1950 1955 1968 1965 1978 1975 1988\ntom acruat\n*--- MULTIVARIATE PREDICTOR\ne\nO12 AAP BS PEPER AAU LE ACY, : 1 ARR)", "img_49150.png": "FIGURE C.2.\nAGE ADJUSTED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT MORTALITY RATE\nCANADA\n @.3\n@.28 fs\nfe. J 4\nS \"7\nP \u201css %\n: 8.26 \u2018\nR\n1\n8 - 6.24\n@ /\n: /\n8.22 /\nSy\n8.2 :\n1950 1955 1968 1965 1978 1975 1988\ntom acruat\n*--- MULTIVARIATE PREDICTOR\ne\nO12 AAP BS PEPER AAU LE ACY, : 1 ARR)", "img_49151.png": "FIGURE C.2.\nAGE ADJUSTED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT MORTALITY RATE\nCANADA\n @.3\n@.28 fs\nfe. J 4\nS \"7\nP \u201css %\n: 8.26 \u2018\nR\n1\n8 - 6.24\n@ /\n: /\n8.22 /\nSy\n8.2 :\n1950 1955 1968 1965 1978 1975 1988\ntom acruat\n*--- MULTIVARIATE PREDICTOR\ne\nO12 AAP BS PEPER AAU LE ACY, : 1 ARR)", "img_476.png": "[een enna set en neti oS agit\nBRAND SHARE ANALYSIS - RANKED ON 12 MONTH SHARE :\nSHARE AND CHANGE VERSUS YEAR AGO - MAY, 1994\nTOTAL UNITED STATES\n\nYEAR TO DATE CURRENT MO. PREVIOUS MO. 3 MONTH MVG. 6 - MONTH MVG. 42 MONTH MVG.\n\nMAY SHARE MAY SHARE APR. SHARE MAY SHARE MAY SHARE MAY SHARE\n\n1994 oF 1994 DIF 1994 DIF 1994 OIF 1384 DIF 1994 DIF\n\nRALEIGH FR O.11 -0.02 O.t1 \u201c0.04 0.10 -0.07 oO.41 -0.02 Oo. -0.03 0.12 0.05\nKS NF 301 0.00COiO1C\u00ab00\u2014\u00abOF 9.01 0.01.00 0.01 0.000.010. 00\n\n100 0104. 0.00004. (0.000.038. 0.02, 0104 0000.04 0.04 0.04 -0.01\n\nKSF 0.08 0.01 \u00ab0.05 0.01 \u00ab6.08 0.03. \u00ab0.05 0.01 0,05 0.01 0.06 -0..02\n\nLT KSF 0.01 0.0001 i000s\u2014\u00ab*.4s 0.01 0100.01 0.00 0.01 9.00\n\nLT 100 O01 000) Ot 0G 0.01001 000.01 9-08.01 0.00\nBARCLAY 0.10 -0.01 0,09 -0.02- \u00ab0.08 -0.08 0. 10 0.01 0,10 0.02011 0.03\nKSF 0.05 40.00 \u00ab008-004. 0.04 0.03008 0.04 0.05 0.01 = 0.08 0.02\n\nKSF B oot. 4 0.00COitCis\u2014\u00ab=<\u2018\u201c 1 tS .00s.1 0.00 0.02 0.00\n\n100 6.03 0.0003 0.9108 0.02 0.03.00 0.03 0,04 0.04 -0.01\nRICHLAND 20 0.06 -0.09 0.05 -0.06 0.08 -0.11 0.08 -0.07 0.06 -0.08 0.08 -0.10\nFF KSF LP 0.01 -0,02 0.01 -0.014 0.01 -9.03 o.01 -0.02 \u00a9.01 -0.02 0.02 -G.01\n\nKSF B 200 LP 3.00 4 0.00C00s\u2014\u00ab\u201cs\u2014iDs\u2014s\u00ab.00-\u2014s\u00ab.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0,00 -0.04\n\nFF 100 LP 0.0t -0.02\u00abO 01-001 0.01. 0.08.04 0.02, 0.02, 0.02 0.02-0.04\n\n100 8 200 LP 0.00 \u00ab(000ti\u00abwGs\u2014(iCisi\u2018\u201c LCDs\u201c. .00 9.00 -0.01\n\nFF KSF M LP 0.01 -0.01 0.01 \u201c0.01 0.01 -O.01 0.01 -O.01 0.01 -0.01 0.01 -O.01\n\nFF 100 M LP Ooi -O.01 Ot 0.01 004 0.04. 0.01 0.01 9.01 0.01 0.01 0.01\n\nLT XSF LP B00 0.04. \u00ab00\u00ab00s00 0,01 100-001 0.00 0.04 0.01 0.04\n\nLT 100 LP bol 0.0200 -0.01 0.00 0.026.010.0101 0.01 0.04 0.01\nSAVANNAH LIGHTS 0.00 -0.04 0,00 --0.08 = 0.00 -0.08 = 0.00 0.04 0.00 0.04 0.01 -0.04\n\n- SLM 100 B LP G.00 -6,02 C,00 -0,02 9,00 -0.03 3.00 -90.02 0.00 -O.02 0.01 -0.02\nSim 100 MB LP 6.00 -0.02 \u00ab0.00 0.02 0.00 0.03. 0.00 0.02 0.00 9.02, 0.01 -0.02\nRICHLAND 25 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 9.00 0.00 0.00 -0.04\nKSF 250 0.00 \u00ab6 000Ci00s\u2014\u00ab\u2018i0s\u2014=\u201cDs\u2014s\u00ab sis. 00 0.00 9.00 0.00 0.00\n100 250 0.00 0.00 00s\u2014i\u2018is\u2014i\u00abis\u2014i\u2014ia sss D020 9,000.00\nKSF M 250 6.00 \u00ab0.0008\u2014is\u2014is\u2014\u00abi\u00abis\u2014s.00s\u00ab.00\u2014s.00 \u00ab0.009.009, 00\nLT KSF 250 200 (800COOL00:\u2014i\u00abis\u2014i\u2018 sisi 00s 00.00 9.00 0.00 9.00\nLT 100 250 9.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Q.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.00 0.00\nBELAIR LP 0.00 0.00 6.00 0.00 6.09 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 0.00\nGy RSF M LP 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 9.00\ntS 100. LP 0.00 \u00ab\u00ab0.00-SCi00s\u2014\u00ab.00\u2014\u00ab 00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 8.000.009. 00\nLT KSF M LP 500 \u00abO\u00ab00si\u00abiDs\u2014iDs\u2014iD\u2014s\u00ab.00-\u2014\u00ab*.00-\u2014\u00ab.00\u2014\u00ab. 00.00 0,000.00\nS Lr 100 M LP 0.00\u00ab(000i\u00abi0Hs\u2014iDs\u2014iDs\u2014s\u00ab.00 \u00abG00 0.00.00 0.00 9.00 0.00\n\u00a9 FALCON 9,000.00 (0.000.000.00 0.00 0.00 9.009.000.00 9.00 0..00\nLt Kse ue 5100 \u00ab\u00ab000:\u2014i\u00abDsis\u2014i sisi. 00.\u2014 \u00ab0.000.000.0000\noy ET 190 uP boo (000i\u00ab00s\u2014\u00ab\u2018s\u2014i0s\u2014i.00\u2014s*.G0\u2014s\u00ab.00\u201cO0.0 9.00 0.00 9.00\nLT \u00abSF M LP 0100 (000Ci\u00abs\u2014i\u2018iDs\u00ab00\u2014\u00ab.00 0.00.0 0.00 0.00 8.00 0.00\na LT 100 M LP ooo 8 00C\u00abs\u2014\u00abs\u2014i\u00abO\u2014s\u00abD\u2014 00,00.\u201c 0.00.00\nTOTAL AMERICAN 7.08 0.28 7.00 0.85 6.81 -O.74 7.aAd 0.44 6.98 O.12 6.88 0.18\n\nPAGE 45", "img_474.png": "[een enna set en neti oS agit\nBRAND SHARE ANALYSIS - RANKED ON 12 MONTH SHARE :\nSHARE AND CHANGE VERSUS YEAR AGO - MAY, 1994\nTOTAL UNITED STATES\n\nYEAR TO DATE CURRENT MO. PREVIOUS MO. 3 MONTH MVG. 6 - MONTH MVG. 42 MONTH MVG.\n\nMAY SHARE MAY SHARE APR. SHARE MAY SHARE MAY SHARE MAY SHARE\n\n1994 oF 1994 DIF 1994 DIF 1994 OIF 1384 DIF 1994 DIF\n\nRALEIGH FR O.11 -0.02 O.t1 \u201c0.04 0.10 -0.07 oO.41 -0.02 Oo. -0.03 0.12 0.05\nKS NF 301 0.00COiO1C\u00ab00\u2014\u00abOF 9.01 0.01.00 0.01 0.000.010. 00\n\n100 0104. 0.00004. (0.000.038. 0.02, 0104 0000.04 0.04 0.04 -0.01\n\nKSF 0.08 0.01 \u00ab0.05 0.01 \u00ab6.08 0.03. \u00ab0.05 0.01 0,05 0.01 0.06 -0..02\n\nLT KSF 0.01 0.0001 i000s\u2014\u00ab*.4s 0.01 0100.01 0.00 0.01 9.00\n\nLT 100 O01 000) Ot 0G 0.01001 000.01 9-08.01 0.00\nBARCLAY 0.10 -0.01 0,09 -0.02- \u00ab0.08 -0.08 0. 10 0.01 0,10 0.02011 0.03\nKSF 0.05 40.00 \u00ab008-004. 0.04 0.03008 0.04 0.05 0.01 = 0.08 0.02\n\nKSF B oot. 4 0.00COitCis\u2014\u00ab=<\u2018\u201c 1 tS .00s.1 0.00 0.02 0.00\n\n100 6.03 0.0003 0.9108 0.02 0.03.00 0.03 0,04 0.04 -0.01\nRICHLAND 20 0.06 -0.09 0.05 -0.06 0.08 -0.11 0.08 -0.07 0.06 -0.08 0.08 -0.10\nFF KSF LP 0.01 -0,02 0.01 -0.014 0.01 -9.03 o.01 -0.02 \u00a9.01 -0.02 0.02 -G.01\n\nKSF B 200 LP 3.00 4 0.00C00s\u2014\u00ab\u201cs\u2014iDs\u2014s\u00ab.00-\u2014s\u00ab.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0,00 -0.04\n\nFF 100 LP 0.0t -0.02\u00abO 01-001 0.01. 0.08.04 0.02, 0.02, 0.02 0.02-0.04\n\n100 8 200 LP 0.00 \u00ab(000ti\u00abwGs\u2014(iCisi\u2018\u201c LCDs\u201c. .00 9.00 -0.01\n\nFF KSF M LP 0.01 -0.01 0.01 \u201c0.01 0.01 -O.01 0.01 -O.01 0.01 -0.01 0.01 -O.01\n\nFF 100 M LP Ooi -O.01 Ot 0.01 004 0.04. 0.01 0.01 9.01 0.01 0.01 0.01\n\nLT XSF LP B00 0.04. \u00ab00\u00ab00s00 0,01 100-001 0.00 0.04 0.01 0.04\n\nLT 100 LP bol 0.0200 -0.01 0.00 0.026.010.0101 0.01 0.04 0.01\nSAVANNAH LIGHTS 0.00 -0.04 0,00 --0.08 = 0.00 -0.08 = 0.00 0.04 0.00 0.04 0.01 -0.04\n\n- SLM 100 B LP G.00 -6,02 C,00 -0,02 9,00 -0.03 3.00 -90.02 0.00 -O.02 0.01 -0.02\nSim 100 MB LP 6.00 -0.02 \u00ab0.00 0.02 0.00 0.03. 0.00 0.02 0.00 9.02, 0.01 -0.02\nRICHLAND 25 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 9.00 0.00 0.00 -0.04\nKSF 250 0.00 \u00ab6 000Ci00s\u2014\u00ab\u2018i0s\u2014=\u201cDs\u2014s\u00ab sis. 00 0.00 9.00 0.00 0.00\n100 250 0.00 0.00 00s\u2014i\u2018is\u2014i\u00abis\u2014i\u2014ia sss D020 9,000.00\nKSF M 250 6.00 \u00ab0.0008\u2014is\u2014is\u2014\u00abi\u00abis\u2014s.00s\u00ab.00\u2014s.00 \u00ab0.009.009, 00\nLT KSF 250 200 (800COOL00:\u2014i\u00abis\u2014i\u2018 sisi 00s 00.00 9.00 0.00 9.00\nLT 100 250 9.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Q.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.00 0.00\nBELAIR LP 0.00 0.00 6.00 0.00 6.09 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 0.00\nGy RSF M LP 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 9.00\ntS 100. LP 0.00 \u00ab\u00ab0.00-SCi00s\u2014\u00ab.00\u2014\u00ab 00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 \u00ab0.00 8.000.009. 00\nLT KSF M LP 500 \u00abO\u00ab00si\u00abiDs\u2014iDs\u2014iD\u2014s\u00ab.00-\u2014\u00ab*.00-\u2014\u00ab.00\u2014\u00ab. 00.00 0,000.00\nS Lr 100 M LP 0.00\u00ab(000i\u00abi0Hs\u2014iDs\u2014iDs\u2014s\u00ab.00 \u00abG00 0.00.00 0.00 9.00 0.00\n\u00a9 FALCON 9,000.00 (0.000.000.00 0.00 0.00 9.009.000.00 9.00 0..00\nLt Kse ue 5100 \u00ab\u00ab000:\u2014i\u00abDsis\u2014i sisi. 00.\u2014 \u00ab0.000.000.0000\noy ET 190 uP boo (000i\u00ab00s\u2014\u00ab\u2018s\u2014i0s\u2014i.00\u2014s*.G0\u2014s\u00ab.00\u201cO0.0 9.00 0.00 9.00\nLT \u00abSF M LP 0100 (000Ci\u00abs\u2014i\u2018iDs\u00ab00\u2014\u00ab.00 0.00.0 0.00 0.00 8.00 0.00\na LT 100 M LP ooo 8 00C\u00abs\u2014\u00abs\u2014i\u00abO\u2014s\u00abD\u2014 00,00.\u201c 0.00.00\nTOTAL AMERICAN 7.08 0.28 7.00 0.85 6.81 -O.74 7.aAd 0.44 6.98 O.12 6.88 0.18\n\nPAGE 45", "img_47494.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_47496.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_47505.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_47509.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_47517.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_47519.png": "\u2018 t\nFINAL DRAFT ;\nHuman Milk and Breast Feeding:\nAn Update on the State of the Art\nPearay L. Ogra, M.D. and Harry Greene, M.D.\nCouncils of the Society for Pediatric Research and\n\nthe American Pediatric Society _\nAddress for correspondence: Dr. Ogra, Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology,\nDivision of Infectious Diseases, Children's \u2018Hospital, 219 Bryant Street,\nBuffalo, New York, 14222. Dr. Greene, Professor of Pediatrics and Director\nof Pediatric Gastroenterology, Vanderbilt University, School of Medicine,\nNashville, Tennessee, 37232.\nShort title: Breast feeding", "img_61268.png": "i, Federal legislation and regulations on the sale of pharmaceuticals,\nii, The possibility of state legislation.\niii, The effects on prescription practices and the cost of drugs of\nregulations made by State Boards of Pharmacy.\niv. Criteria for selection of pharmaceuticals and purchasing policies\nadopted by health departments, velfare departments, etCe.\nIV. If a program, as in III, is desired, steps should be taken to explore the\navailability of personnel and of sources of funds needed to carry it out.\noLUTKor\u2014 am ah ti XSAN aTe LOK Way 0 (olor e Tanya) a8 He o[e) 148 118,", "img_61269.png": "i, Federal legislation and regulations on the sale of pharmaceuticals,\nii, The possibility of state legislation.\niii, The effects on prescription practices and the cost of drugs of\nregulations made by State Boards of Pharmacy.\niv. Criteria for selection of pharmaceuticals and purchasing policies\nadopted by health departments, velfare departments, etCe.\nIV. If a program, as in III, is desired, steps should be taken to explore the\navailability of personnel and of sources of funds needed to carry it out.\noLUTKor\u2014 am ah ti XSAN aTe LOK Way 0 (olor e Tanya) a8 He o[e) 148 118,", "img_61270.png": "i, Federal legislation and regulations on the sale of pharmaceuticals,\nii, The possibility of state legislation.\niii, The effects on prescription practices and the cost of drugs of\nregulations made by State Boards of Pharmacy.\niv. Criteria for selection of pharmaceuticals and purchasing policies\nadopted by health departments, velfare departments, etCe.\nIV. If a program, as in III, is desired, steps should be taken to explore the\navailability of personnel and of sources of funds needed to carry it out.\noLUTKor\u2014 am ah ti XSAN aTe LOK Way 0 (olor e Tanya) a8 He o[e) 148 118,", "img_36984.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_36991.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_36997.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37001.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37006.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37007.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37011.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37016.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_37027.png": ": WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTAL REQUISITION 4th COPY\nme July 27, 1972 558874\naah gs: FORM NO. PURCHASE ORDER NO__\nsuscesteD The Jaques Cattell Press cepartuent Preventive Medicine\nnn a ORDERING onsen oe\nwoes __ P.O. Box 25001 pe ee ee ee, oe :\n___ Tempe, Arizona 85282 \u2018OR yy Bre Robert E. Shank\n: - ACCOUNTTOBECHARGED | |.DATA CENTER APPROVAL\ngem Berethy \u20ac. Olenyik | cate Series oe FUND WO. (ee eee\nGee a am\nee ee fe oe | 35 | |\nSr ae ere\nae QUANTITY | eae DESCRIPTION | PRICE\n= Se a nS oe\n1 only | AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE $28.00\nVo. V: P-Sr (ISBN 0-8352-0504-5)\n(special price-net postpaid offerd to biographees| only)\n(Publication schedule: P-Sr - 1972.)\nCOPY OF ORDER FORM ATTACHED.... CONFIRMATION _\nel eee te Death aes oe ane Se soe zz\nDEPARTMENT COPY\nSYolb] gexsvuy alti elspa NVM Al ale] eriim ize [e\\ere| aats)aleswie[exsym=16|0)/6[elexs)) oy /aN (6 |Our", "img_62320.png": "The Hashemiter Kingdon of Jordan\nNUTRITION SURVEY\nON\nINFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN\nIN JORDAN\n(November 1962 - October 1963)\n\nA Report by the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for National Defense\nand the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for Jordan\n7 JUNE 1964\nSNCs uiieiiemieaseiaieiaaiaiaiaitiaiis (ISSN COE", "img_62316.png": "The Hashemiter Kingdon of Jordan\nNUTRITION SURVEY\nON\nINFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN\nIN JORDAN\n(November 1962 - October 1963)\n\nA Report by the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for National Defense\nand the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for Jordan\n7 JUNE 1964\nSNCs uiieiiemieaseiaieiaaiaiaiaitiaiis (ISSN COE", "img_62322.png": "The Hashemiter Kingdon of Jordan\nNUTRITION SURVEY\nON\nINFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN\nIN JORDAN\n(November 1962 - October 1963)\n\nA Report by the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for National Defense\nand the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for Jordan\n7 JUNE 1964\nSNCs uiieiiemieaseiaieiaaiaiaiaitiaiis (ISSN COE", "img_62330.png": "The Hashemiter Kingdon of Jordan\nNUTRITION SURVEY\nON\nINFANTS AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN\nIN JORDAN\n(November 1962 - October 1963)\n\nA Report by the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for National Defense\nand the\nInterdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for Jordan\n7 JUNE 1964\nSNCs uiieiiemieaseiaieiaaiaiaiaitiaiis (ISSN COE", "img_63304.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63312.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63313.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63318.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63325.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63327.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_63309.png": "ah\nDESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY\nThe survey team which visited most of the centers was composed of one\n> of the two assigned pediatricians, one graduate nurse with pediatric experi-\nBEIRUT \u00b0o ence and one male attendant. Some of the centers were visited by both pedi~\n> ; atricians, the two graduate nurses and one male attendant. Visits were made\nZT according to a prearranged schedule which had been circulated to all the\nMEDITERRANEAN a DAMASCUS Senior Medical Officers in all districts of the country and to UNRWA medical\nVV \u00b0 headquarters one month before the start of every quarter of work.\nSs YR! A The team leader invited the physician in charge of the Maternal and Child\nSEA Health or Child Health clinic, where the survey was to be done, to attend the\n: survey and share in the discussion of the nutrition problems or diseases met.\nMAIER LAKE The Maternal and Child Health nurse or health worker in charge of the center\nAE ee and some of her assistants helped in all the surveys. In many instances the\n(\u201ciRBED public health nurse in charge of the particular district also attended and\nyh ait took part in the survey activities.\n/ *atason ee a\ndats oe MAFRAQ The graduate nurse registered the patient and recorded the identifica-\nf e eo tion data, the obstetric history, past history and dietary history, often in\n/ 5 Ss SALT .ZARQA cooperation with the public health nurse. The physician examined the children,\nC RAMALLAH = @AMMAN recorded the information on the card, and took the blood specimens. The male\nce e JERICHO o AZRAK attendant collected the urine specimens.\nJERUSRLEM, .MADABA\nBETHLEHEM The specimens of blood were put in specially prepared oxalated tubes;\nStake urine was collected in plastic cups and then filtered into a special plastic\nLee bottle, the cups and bottles previously having been rinsed with distilled\nf water. The blood and urine specimens were then placed in a portable ice box\nee , eKERAK and were either sent on the same day directly to the laboratory or kept in an\nelectric refrigerator until the next morning when they were sent to the labo=\nratory.\nJ 0 R DA N Despite the fact that the clinics were well baby clinics, it should be\nnoted that at least a few mothers brought their children to the center for\nSA U D | treatment rather than prophylaxis. Most of the children came from lower-\nSINAI middle and low income families. The ICNJ estimates that these represented\neMA'AN 75 percent of the population of the country as a whole; there are no data\nwhich allow affirmation of these figures, so that the estimates can be re~\nRAS EN NAQB garded as but an impression. Data on total income were not available.\nPENINSULA : ae\nA RA BIA Wherever no Maternal and Child Health or Child Health center existed in\nthe location visited, the Government Children's Clinic was visited. Here\npiAQABA people had been told beforehand of the purpose of the visit in order that\n5 they might bring their well children and not just their sick children. How=\never, most of the centers visited were Maternal and Child Health or Child\ni Health centers.\nx\ni The refugee children examined were all registered by UNRWA, and were\n\u00ab \u2014\u2014 International boundary living in refugee camps. Jordan has nonregistered refugees who do not take\na FIGURE | \u2014-- Armistice line\n3\n\u00b0\n14 15\nSYo)U| ermal te OSM /AUUWAWAL Ae LU k=} q\\Ze (eye10]p alia] t= W0 (ex) ac=10 [01/0 [0len<y) O)YAV 00 rad", "img_47003.png": "50 TOTAL GROUP\nBOYS ~@ MALNOURISHED\nBo ( Marasmus,\n48 _-o Prekwashiorkor,\n-_~ Kwashiorkor)\npee e.\n46 ~e-\u2014e i (2)\nae 52 Pe\n\u2014 fT Za 4 BOYS 2 TOTAL\n/ ,\n7 ts GROUP\n42 / 50 ose ee GIRLS\noo ie poe ao MALNOURISHED BOYS\n40: of 48 ee arin\nae Le\npea ane Ors\n38 ae A ont,\nA oe \\\n44 5\na as MALNOURISHED GIRLS\nji\u2019:\n34 42 Ls\nAGE (mos ) 0-5 G-Il 12-I7 18-23 24-29 30-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+ \u201cf\n38 s\n547 GIRLS i\n52 ? MALNOURISHED 36\n7\n50 7 TOTAL GROUP 34\n7 ( Marasmus,\n48 2 Prekwashiorkor,\ncm i rae Ace Amc) 0-5 Gell 12-17 18-23 24-2930-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+\n46: ss\n44. pone FIGURE 28 HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE BY SEX AND AGE, MALNOURISHED\n7\n\u201d j CHILDREN (MARASMUS, PREKWASHIORKOR AND KWASHIORKOR)\n42 Co\n/ COMPARED WITH TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN\n40 /\na\n38 \u00a9\nAGE (mos) 0-5 6-I1 I2-I7 18-23 24-22 30-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+\nFIGURE 27 HEAD CIRCUMFERENCES OF MALNOURISHED CHILDREN\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY 99\n98\nESZOVU]RX= Fal NUT OSS/AA WA ALIALG [WISI AZO LOLA 0 01ST AI ESM UT ONS) AX=X6 [UTK6 [OX6KSI) Op LOA", "img_47011.png": "50 TOTAL GROUP\nBOYS ~@ MALNOURISHED\nBo ( Marasmus,\n48 _-o Prekwashiorkor,\n-_~ Kwashiorkor)\npee e.\n46 ~e-\u2014e i (2)\nae 52 Pe\n\u2014 fT Za 4 BOYS 2 TOTAL\n/ ,\n7 ts GROUP\n42 / 50 ose ee GIRLS\noo ie poe ao MALNOURISHED BOYS\n40: of 48 ee arin\nae Le\npea ane Ors\n38 ae A ont,\nA oe \\\n44 5\na as MALNOURISHED GIRLS\nji\u2019:\n34 42 Ls\nAGE (mos ) 0-5 G-Il 12-I7 18-23 24-29 30-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+ \u201cf\n38 s\n547 GIRLS i\n52 ? MALNOURISHED 36\n7\n50 7 TOTAL GROUP 34\n7 ( Marasmus,\n48 2 Prekwashiorkor,\ncm i rae Ace Amc) 0-5 Gell 12-17 18-23 24-2930-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+\n46: ss\n44. pone FIGURE 28 HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE BY SEX AND AGE, MALNOURISHED\n7\n\u201d j CHILDREN (MARASMUS, PREKWASHIORKOR AND KWASHIORKOR)\n42 Co\n/ COMPARED WITH TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN\n40 /\na\n38 \u00a9\nAGE (mos) 0-5 6-I1 I2-I7 18-23 24-22 30-35 36-41 42-47 48-53 54-59 60+\nFIGURE 27 HEAD CIRCUMFERENCES OF MALNOURISHED CHILDREN\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY 99\n98\nESZOVU]RX= Fal NUT OSS/AA WA ALIALG [WISI AZO LOLA 0 01ST AI ESM UT ONS) AX=X6 [UTK6 [OX6KSI) Op LOA", "img_60498.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_60499.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_60500.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_60501.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_60502.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_60503.png": "TOTAL GROUP Cl\nMALNOURISHED Ba ee\nCURRENT RECENT RECURRENT\niz DIARRHEA a\nTOTAL GROUP 40 Ey\na WEIGHT BS\n13 : Ey :\n__ # MALNOURISHED , 30 Fe RS a\n--77  (MARASMUS, a RS RY fs\n: om PREXWASHIORKOR, % | a Ee\n\u2018 a KWASHIOKOR} * prevalence | OB A a BS oo eg\nKa ve show 206 aN i R ae ON OE\noR tecane-2 oo BOR BEN TEN BAAD so\n7 gan w\u2019 al LIN i YN tl Ee\nan . He TAN ENIWEAIA EL\nobs ly Ny b NN 554 Ri VN L<9\n4 OS NY Hl N f VY) KL UN N RSV\n5 a p LN TON ED 5 HYUN\ni iN BN TATA TAR Be\nes \u201cCh IWINIWNIBADIA 8\n= AAIAIA AIA &\nININININI AIA LA\nTOTAL GROUP IAIANIANIANIAIA TA\nHEIGH  MALNOURISHED 0-5 el 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\n100: iE oi (MARASMUS, AGE et a\nae PREKWASH ; BS\n: co peer ;\n90 g 30 my Ea FS\n= / prevalence | BOBS Sey Bln Ss\nA 20-414 OR te ORS SY) Re\noe ee fs Bt A HEL ORE y Boe\n= Kaas re A OT OA Ot a\nc , H IP H 1 1 RS\nco H tk bl i H H H N H\n65 i 1A TaN HIN I BIA IAW TA\n| IA LALA LAIALA IA\n60 le I H Bs HN HN EN HAN EN ON\nmaLounien- oP eee AGE (mos) 0-5 6-11 12-17 18-23 24-29 30-35 36+\nED 5 3 2\nBiante Aaah cur | Ripe pecs ntag mors vepatran Bre) ead FIGURE 42 PERCENT PREVALENCE OF DIARRHEA AND RESPIRATORY\nFIGURE 41 HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS OF MALNOURISHED GIRLS INFECTIONS BY AGE AMONG MALNOURISHED CHILDREN AND\nCOMPARED TO TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY TOTAL GROUP, JORDAN PEDIATRIC STUDY\n126 127\nSYo}U]cox-Han aii OSSH/A UA WVAIALS [UIS)im\\Z6 [OLe0] l= 1p lkSMULerS | =16 [0] L6 [0LeX<)) 0) a OPA", "img_25502.png": "ty / = oe\n. [s\u00e9/ PND\n\u2014\u2014() PAN AMERICAN HEALTH See a ee\n(ox Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Regional Office of t e\n(S) WO RIED Hib AL iH Oi GiAINilZ Act ON jens\nca 525 TWENTY-THIRD STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037, U.S.A. CABLE ADDRESS: OFSANPAN\nIN REPLY REFER TO: 4 i TELEPHONE 223-4700\n: TECHNICAL GROUP MEETING ON MATERNAL\nNUTRITION AND FAMILY PLANNING\nOctober 20 - 24, 1969 \u2018\nWashington, D.C. ;\nTENTATIVE AGENDA :\nSecretary General - Drs. J. Kevany, R. Camacho and J. Chopra\n. First Day - Monday 20th .\n. , I Session - A.M.\n9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Inauguration of the Meeting\nOpening Remarks - Dr. Abraham Horwitz\nOutline of the objectives of the Meeting\nDr. J. Kevany/Dr. R. Camacho\n10:00 - 10:20 a.m. Effects of Maternal Nutritional Status on:\n(a) Matemal Morbidity and Mortality\n(b) Pregnancy Dr. Robert E. Shank\n(c) Lactation Performance\n1OS2 00 e023 once tits COFFEE BREAK :\n10:35 - 12:30 p.m. Discussion\nLUNCH BREAK <4\nSTolUT Ter Wan al (v OSH AU WA IAL\u00a9 LU lS1in 6 [Leen l-Tal tel esiN=16 [0] [elesy) 0401 07a", "img_25504.png": "ty / = oe\n. [s\u00e9/ PND\n\u2014\u2014() PAN AMERICAN HEALTH See a ee\n(ox Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Regional Office of t e\n(S) WO RIED Hib AL iH Oi GiAINilZ Act ON jens\nca 525 TWENTY-THIRD STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037, U.S.A. CABLE ADDRESS: OFSANPAN\nIN REPLY REFER TO: 4 i TELEPHONE 223-4700\n: TECHNICAL GROUP MEETING ON MATERNAL\nNUTRITION AND FAMILY PLANNING\nOctober 20 - 24, 1969 \u2018\nWashington, D.C. ;\nTENTATIVE AGENDA :\nSecretary General - Drs. J. Kevany, R. Camacho and J. Chopra\n. First Day - Monday 20th .\n. , I Session - A.M.\n9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Inauguration of the Meeting\nOpening Remarks - Dr. Abraham Horwitz\nOutline of the objectives of the Meeting\nDr. J. Kevany/Dr. R. Camacho\n10:00 - 10:20 a.m. Effects of Maternal Nutritional Status on:\n(a) Matemal Morbidity and Mortality\n(b) Pregnancy Dr. Robert E. Shank\n(c) Lactation Performance\n1OS2 00 e023 once tits COFFEE BREAK :\n10:35 - 12:30 p.m. Discussion\nLUNCH BREAK <4\nSTolUT Ter Wan al (v OSH AU WA IAL\u00a9 LU lS1in 6 [Leen l-Tal tel esiN=16 [0] [elesy) 0401 07a", "img_25506.png": "ty / = oe\n. [s\u00e9/ PND\n\u2014\u2014() PAN AMERICAN HEALTH See a ee\n(ox Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Regional Office of t e\n(S) WO RIED Hib AL iH Oi GiAINilZ Act ON jens\nca 525 TWENTY-THIRD STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037, U.S.A. CABLE ADDRESS: OFSANPAN\nIN REPLY REFER TO: 4 i TELEPHONE 223-4700\n: TECHNICAL GROUP MEETING ON MATERNAL\nNUTRITION AND FAMILY PLANNING\nOctober 20 - 24, 1969 \u2018\nWashington, D.C. ;\nTENTATIVE AGENDA :\nSecretary General - Drs. J. Kevany, R. Camacho and J. Chopra\n. First Day - Monday 20th .\n. , I Session - A.M.\n9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Inauguration of the Meeting\nOpening Remarks - Dr. Abraham Horwitz\nOutline of the objectives of the Meeting\nDr. J. Kevany/Dr. R. Camacho\n10:00 - 10:20 a.m. Effects of Maternal Nutritional Status on:\n(a) Matemal Morbidity and Mortality\n(b) Pregnancy Dr. Robert E. Shank\n(c) Lactation Performance\n1OS2 00 e023 once tits COFFEE BREAK :\n10:35 - 12:30 p.m. Discussion\nLUNCH BREAK <4\nSTolUT Ter Wan al (v OSH AU WA IAL\u00a9 LU lS1in 6 [Leen l-Tal tel esiN=16 [0] [elesy) 0401 07a", "img_25507.png": "ty / = oe\n. [s\u00e9/ PND\n\u2014\u2014() PAN AMERICAN HEALTH See a ee\n(ox Pan American Sanitary Bureau, Regional Office of t e\n(S) WO RIED Hib AL iH Oi GiAINilZ Act ON jens\nca 525 TWENTY-THIRD STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037, U.S.A. CABLE ADDRESS: OFSANPAN\nIN REPLY REFER TO: 4 i TELEPHONE 223-4700\n: TECHNICAL GROUP MEETING ON MATERNAL\nNUTRITION AND FAMILY PLANNING\nOctober 20 - 24, 1969 \u2018\nWashington, D.C. ;\nTENTATIVE AGENDA :\nSecretary General - Drs. J. Kevany, R. Camacho and J. Chopra\n. First Day - Monday 20th .\n. , I Session - A.M.\n9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Inauguration of the Meeting\nOpening Remarks - Dr. Abraham Horwitz\nOutline of the objectives of the Meeting\nDr. J. Kevany/Dr. R. Camacho\n10:00 - 10:20 a.m. Effects of Maternal Nutritional Status on:\n(a) Matemal Morbidity and Mortality\n(b) Pregnancy Dr. Robert E. Shank\n(c) Lactation Performance\n1OS2 00 e023 once tits COFFEE BREAK :\n10:35 - 12:30 p.m. Discussion\nLUNCH BREAK <4\nSTolUT Ter Wan al (v OSH AU WA IAL\u00a9 LU lS1in 6 [Leen l-Tal tel esiN=16 [0] [elesy) 0401 07a", "img_60802.png": "5 Loe\nIl Session - P.M.\n220 Onaaes 2 Om pein Effects of Matemal Nutritional Status on:\nee a 2c ae sont\ni eet Weroiaty aad aanauyy oe Pe Smee\n22203240) Dennen Discussion\n. : COFFEE BREAK\nSecond Day - Tuesday 21st\nISession - A.M.\n9:00.- 10:40 a.m. Reports of Current Studies of Matemal Nutrition\nStatus - 10 minutes each presentation\n1) Central America - Dr. G. Arroyave -\n2) Chile - Dr. F. M\u00e9nckeberg\n: 3) Chile - Dr. C. G\u00e96mez ae\n: 4) Caribbean - Dr. D, Be jellifie\n5) Mexico - Drea. Cree\n6) Colombia - Dr. E. Cobo\n7) U.S.A. Dry EeaGold\n8). U.S.A. \u2014 ) Drak. sshank\n9) Canada - Dr. G. Beaton\n10:40 --10:55 a.m. COFFEE BREAK\n190 11235 a.m. Factors affecting Maternal Nutritional Status:\n(a) Dietary intake patterns - Miss E. Reh/Dr. G. Arroyave\nSTolUTTor=vam 1 tv OSH AU WA AIAL\u00a9 [UFS1\u00a2n 6 [OLeLU Tp aT =TAleSMULOSIN=16 [0]/ 6 [olersy) yd 016 [0 PA74", "img_60803.png": "5 Loe\nIl Session - P.M.\n220 Onaaes 2 Om pein Effects of Matemal Nutritional Status on:\nee a 2c ae sont\ni eet Weroiaty aad aanauyy oe Pe Smee\n22203240) Dennen Discussion\n. : COFFEE BREAK\nSecond Day - Tuesday 21st\nISession - A.M.\n9:00.- 10:40 a.m. Reports of Current Studies of Matemal Nutrition\nStatus - 10 minutes each presentation\n1) Central America - Dr. G. Arroyave -\n2) Chile - Dr. F. M\u00e9nckeberg\n: 3) Chile - Dr. C. G\u00e96mez ae\n: 4) Caribbean - Dr. D, Be jellifie\n5) Mexico - Drea. Cree\n6) Colombia - Dr. E. Cobo\n7) U.S.A. Dry EeaGold\n8). U.S.A. \u2014 ) Drak. sshank\n9) Canada - Dr. G. Beaton\n10:40 --10:55 a.m. COFFEE BREAK\n190 11235 a.m. Factors affecting Maternal Nutritional Status:\n(a) Dietary intake patterns - Miss E. Reh/Dr. G. Arroyave\nSTolUTTor=vam 1 tv OSH AU WA AIAL\u00a9 [UFS1\u00a2n 6 [OLeLU Tp aT =TAleSMULOSIN=16 [0]/ 6 [olersy) yd 016 [0 PA74", "img_60804.png": "5 Loe\nIl Session - P.M.\n220 Onaaes 2 Om pein Effects of Matemal Nutritional Status on:\nee a 2c ae sont\ni eet Weroiaty aad aanauyy oe Pe Smee\n22203240) Dennen Discussion\n. : COFFEE BREAK\nSecond Day - Tuesday 21st\nISession - A.M.\n9:00.- 10:40 a.m. Reports of Current Studies of Matemal Nutrition\nStatus - 10 minutes each presentation\n1) Central America - Dr. G. Arroyave -\n2) Chile - Dr. F. M\u00e9nckeberg\n: 3) Chile - Dr. C. G\u00e96mez ae\n: 4) Caribbean - Dr. D, Be jellifie\n5) Mexico - Drea. Cree\n6) Colombia - Dr. E. Cobo\n7) U.S.A. Dry EeaGold\n8). U.S.A. \u2014 ) Drak. sshank\n9) Canada - Dr. G. Beaton\n10:40 --10:55 a.m. COFFEE BREAK\n190 11235 a.m. Factors affecting Maternal Nutritional Status:\n(a) Dietary intake patterns - Miss E. Reh/Dr. G. Arroyave\nSTolUTTor=vam 1 tv OSH AU WA AIAL\u00a9 [UFS1\u00a2n 6 [OLeLU Tp aT =TAleSMULOSIN=16 [0]/ 6 [olersy) yd 016 [0 PA74", "img_60805.png": "5 Loe\nIl Session - P.M.\n220 Onaaes 2 Om pein Effects of Matemal Nutritional Status on:\nee a 2c ae sont\ni eet Weroiaty aad aanauyy oe Pe Smee\n22203240) Dennen Discussion\n. : COFFEE BREAK\nSecond Day - Tuesday 21st\nISession - A.M.\n9:00.- 10:40 a.m. Reports of Current Studies of Matemal Nutrition\nStatus - 10 minutes each presentation\n1) Central America - Dr. G. Arroyave -\n2) Chile - Dr. F. M\u00e9nckeberg\n: 3) Chile - Dr. C. G\u00e96mez ae\n: 4) Caribbean - Dr. D, Be jellifie\n5) Mexico - Drea. Cree\n6) Colombia - Dr. E. Cobo\n7) U.S.A. Dry EeaGold\n8). U.S.A. \u2014 ) Drak. sshank\n9) Canada - Dr. G. Beaton\n10:40 --10:55 a.m. COFFEE BREAK\n190 11235 a.m. Factors affecting Maternal Nutritional Status:\n(a) Dietary intake patterns - Miss E. Reh/Dr. G. Arroyave\nSTolUTTor=vam 1 tv OSH AU WA AIAL\u00a9 [UFS1\u00a2n 6 [OLeLU Tp aT =TAleSMULOSIN=16 [0]/ 6 [olersy) yd 016 [0 PA74", "img_60806.png": "5 Loe\nIl Session - P.M.\n220 Onaaes 2 Om pein Effects of Matemal Nutritional Status on:\nee a 2c ae sont\ni eet Weroiaty aad aanauyy oe Pe Smee\n22203240) Dennen Discussion\n. : COFFEE BREAK\nSecond Day - Tuesday 21st\nISession - A.M.\n9:00.- 10:40 a.m. Reports of Current Studies of Matemal Nutrition\nStatus - 10 minutes each presentation\n1) Central America - Dr. G. Arroyave -\n2) Chile - Dr. F. M\u00e9nckeberg\n: 3) Chile - Dr. C. G\u00e96mez ae\n: 4) Caribbean - Dr. D, Be jellifie\n5) Mexico - Drea. Cree\n6) Colombia - Dr. E. Cobo\n7) U.S.A. Dry EeaGold\n8). U.S.A. \u2014 ) Drak. sshank\n9) Canada - Dr. G. Beaton\n10:40 --10:55 a.m. COFFEE BREAK\n190 11235 a.m. Factors affecting Maternal Nutritional Status:\n(a) Dietary intake patterns - Miss E. Reh/Dr. G. Arroyave\nSTolUTTor=vam 1 tv OSH AU WA AIAL\u00a9 [UFS1\u00a2n 6 [OLeLU Tp aT =TAleSMULOSIN=16 [0]/ 6 [olersy) yd 016 [0 PA74", "img_5772.png": "\u2019 * Ple&se provide the farm address where your barns are located. REC'D 2000\nPlease complete a separate sheet for each farm. 4\nSwamp Fox Partnership RJRT Grower ID # 131057\name SSS\n3677 1. Palmetto St.\nAddress\nFlorence, SC 29501 Rdward IL. Young /\nCity, State, Zip Code General Partner\nPlease provide the Effective Quota pounds for owned and leased property you will tend\nin 2000.\nOwned Pounds Leased Pounds\n33,460 66,755 = Joovil\nPlease print the following information for all marketing cards:\nFSA # (s) SPLIT /\n(12 Digits) POUNDS PAYEE(s) PERCENT\n450410012711 100,215 Swamp Fox Partnership 190%\nwn\nN\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014__\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 &\n~\nwo\neS \u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014__ w\nwo\nnN\nee \u2014_ ee ee wn\nvw", "img_5774.png": "\u2019 * Ple&se provide the farm address where your barns are located. REC'D 2000\nPlease complete a separate sheet for each farm. 4\nSwamp Fox Partnership RJRT Grower ID # 131057\name SSS\n3677 1. Palmetto St.\nAddress\nFlorence, SC 29501 Rdward IL. Young /\nCity, State, Zip Code General Partner\nPlease provide the Effective Quota pounds for owned and leased property you will tend\nin 2000.\nOwned Pounds Leased Pounds\n33,460 66,755 = Joovil\nPlease print the following information for all marketing cards:\nFSA # (s) SPLIT /\n(12 Digits) POUNDS PAYEE(s) PERCENT\n450410012711 100,215 Swamp Fox Partnership 190%\nwn\nN\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014__\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 &\n~\nwo\neS \u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014__ w\nwo\nnN\nee \u2014_ ee ee wn\nvw", "img_5776.png": "\u2019 * Ple&se provide the farm address where your barns are located. REC'D 2000\nPlease complete a separate sheet for each farm. 4\nSwamp Fox Partnership RJRT Grower ID # 131057\name SSS\n3677 1. Palmetto St.\nAddress\nFlorence, SC 29501 Rdward IL. Young /\nCity, State, Zip Code General Partner\nPlease provide the Effective Quota pounds for owned and leased property you will tend\nin 2000.\nOwned Pounds Leased Pounds\n33,460 66,755 = Joovil\nPlease print the following information for all marketing cards:\nFSA # (s) SPLIT /\n(12 Digits) POUNDS PAYEE(s) PERCENT\n450410012711 100,215 Swamp Fox Partnership 190%\nwn\nN\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014__\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 &\n~\nwo\neS \u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014__ w\nwo\nnN\nee \u2014_ ee ee wn\nvw", "img_5778.png": "\u2019 * Ple&se provide the farm address where your barns are located. REC'D 2000\nPlease complete a separate sheet for each farm. 4\nSwamp Fox Partnership RJRT Grower ID # 131057\name SSS\n3677 1. Palmetto St.\nAddress\nFlorence, SC 29501 Rdward IL. Young /\nCity, State, Zip Code General Partner\nPlease provide the Effective Quota pounds for owned and leased property you will tend\nin 2000.\nOwned Pounds Leased Pounds\n33,460 66,755 = Joovil\nPlease print the following information for all marketing cards:\nFSA # (s) SPLIT /\n(12 Digits) POUNDS PAYEE(s) PERCENT\n450410012711 100,215 Swamp Fox Partnership 190%\nwn\nN\n\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014__\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 &\n~\nwo\neS \u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014__ w\nwo\nnN\nee \u2014_ ee ee wn\nvw", "img_18975.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_18978.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_18982.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_18992.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_18999.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_19005.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_19010.png": "eS MICROBIOLOGICAL\nLLL LT A SOAS\nCORPORATE OFFICES BETHESDA LABORATORIES\nLife Sciences Center *, 5221 River Road: Bethesda\u00bb Maryland 20816\n9900 Blackwell Road + Rockville \u00ab Maryland 20850 \u2018 (301) 654-3400 \u00ab Telex 90-8793\n(301) 738-1000 \u00ab Telex 908793 + Fax (301) 738-1036 :\n* . \u00a5Y\na Our Code MVS R439\nPage 1 of 1\nTO: Leroy Gerald \u2018 -\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company . .\nToxicology Division\n, Bowman Gray Technical Center\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\np\n(3\nFROM: Robert L. Peters, Ph.D.\nDATE: January 4, 1989\nTEST: Murine Virus Antibody Determination\nSPECIMEN: 10 rat sera .\nRECEIVED: January 2, 1989\nRESULTS: None of the tests were positive. ...- / ce\nHemagglutination ' . . a\nInhibition ELISA* IFA -\nSample # Reo3 KRV H-1 Carb Send PVM R\u20acV/SDA M.Pul LCM\nM093A021 - - - 01 -02 Oo. -01 0 -\n~ 094 mm 026-01 02 OO a\n095 -ooe - 02\u00b0 \u00ab.01 0: 02 0 -\n096 - - - -01 #O *.01 0 . 0 -\n097 we ORO OF o. Ore\n: F187A021 - - - 02 0 0\u00b0 0. Oo. -\n190 - - - -02 0 \u201cOo. 0 Oo. -\n191 - - - -01 0 0... 0 Oo = Co.\n192 -- - =. .0l 0 0! 0 0 ~\n193 - - - -01 01 -01- 0 o | - :\nPositive \u2018\nTiter >20 >20 >20\n* = Positive value >0.17 absorbance units.\non\nbe\nuw\nN\n~\non\nx", "img_44773.png": "OPTIMIZED DIAMETRICAL CLEARANCE\nPROMOTES TRUE FLUID FILM LUBRICATION\nfePuy ASR\u2122 XL Advanced THbology results in less wear than conventional technology. in a recent hip simulator study,\nconventional technology produced 80 percent more volumetric wear than DePuy ASR XLS\nttc (2) ( ()\noe Af oF / A\n\n. = NO .\nPROTECTED DOCUMENRD GUCOMENTSSUBVETT ITO PROTECT IORDER. DEPUYOS8700898", "img_44776.png": "OPTIMIZED DIAMETRICAL CLEARANCE\nPROMOTES TRUE FLUID FILM LUBRICATION\nfePuy ASR\u2122 XL Advanced THbology results in less wear than conventional technology. in a recent hip simulator study,\nconventional technology produced 80 percent more volumetric wear than DePuy ASR XLS\nttc (2) ( ()\noe Af oF / A\n\n. = NO .\nPROTECTED DOCUMENRD GUCOMENTSSUBVETT ITO PROTECT IORDER. DEPUYOS8700898", "img_44779.png": "OPTIMIZED DIAMETRICAL CLEARANCE\nPROMOTES TRUE FLUID FILM LUBRICATION\nfePuy ASR\u2122 XL Advanced THbology results in less wear than conventional technology. in a recent hip simulator study,\nconventional technology produced 80 percent more volumetric wear than DePuy ASR XLS\nttc (2) ( ()\noe Af oF / A\n\n. = NO .\nPROTECTED DOCUMENRD GUCOMENTSSUBVETT ITO PROTECT IORDER. DEPUYOS8700898", "img_50418.png": "wae | . .\nTable 17. Relative body fat values for males and females in various sports.*\na EA ee NRG .\nSport Males Females\nfat % fat %\ni\nBaseball/Softball . - 12-14 16-26\nBasketball 7-10 16-27\nFootball , 8-18 --\nGymnastics 4- 6 9-15\nIce Hockey 13-15 oo\nJockeys 12-15 7\n. Skiing 7-14 18-20\nSoccer 9-12 . --\n/ Speed Skating 10-12 so\nSwimming 5-10 ' 14-26\nTrack and Field\n\u2019 Sprinters 6- 9 8-20\nMiddle Distance Runners 6-12 8-16\nDistance Runners 4- 8 6-12\nDiscus \u00a9 14-18 16-24.\nShot Put 14-18 20-30\nJumpers and Hurdlers 6- 9 . 8-16\nTennis . 14-16 18-22\nVolleybal} 8-14 16-26\nWeighlifting 8-16 --\nWrestling : 4-12 --\nen\n* Reprinted with permission from Wilmore.3 .", "img_50448.png": "wae | . .\nTable 17. Relative body fat values for males and females in various sports.*\na EA ee NRG .\nSport Males Females\nfat % fat %\ni\nBaseball/Softball . - 12-14 16-26\nBasketball 7-10 16-27\nFootball , 8-18 --\nGymnastics 4- 6 9-15\nIce Hockey 13-15 oo\nJockeys 12-15 7\n. Skiing 7-14 18-20\nSoccer 9-12 . --\n/ Speed Skating 10-12 so\nSwimming 5-10 ' 14-26\nTrack and Field\n\u2019 Sprinters 6- 9 8-20\nMiddle Distance Runners 6-12 8-16\nDistance Runners 4- 8 6-12\nDiscus \u00a9 14-18 16-24.\nShot Put 14-18 20-30\nJumpers and Hurdlers 6- 9 . 8-16\nTennis . 14-16 18-22\nVolleybal} 8-14 16-26\nWeighlifting 8-16 --\nWrestling : 4-12 --\nen\n* Reprinted with permission from Wilmore.3 .", "img_50450.png": "wae | . .\nTable 17. Relative body fat values for males and females in various sports.*\na EA ee NRG .\nSport Males Females\nfat % fat %\ni\nBaseball/Softball . - 12-14 16-26\nBasketball 7-10 16-27\nFootball , 8-18 --\nGymnastics 4- 6 9-15\nIce Hockey 13-15 oo\nJockeys 12-15 7\n. Skiing 7-14 18-20\nSoccer 9-12 . --\n/ Speed Skating 10-12 so\nSwimming 5-10 ' 14-26\nTrack and Field\n\u2019 Sprinters 6- 9 8-20\nMiddle Distance Runners 6-12 8-16\nDistance Runners 4- 8 6-12\nDiscus \u00a9 14-18 16-24.\nShot Put 14-18 20-30\nJumpers and Hurdlers 6- 9 . 8-16\nTennis . 14-16 18-22\nVolleybal} 8-14 16-26\nWeighlifting 8-16 --\nWrestling : 4-12 --\nen\n* Reprinted with permission from Wilmore.3 .", "img_50452.png": "wae | . .\nTable 17. Relative body fat values for males and females in various sports.*\na EA ee NRG .\nSport Males Females\nfat % fat %\ni\nBaseball/Softball . - 12-14 16-26\nBasketball 7-10 16-27\nFootball , 8-18 --\nGymnastics 4- 6 9-15\nIce Hockey 13-15 oo\nJockeys 12-15 7\n. Skiing 7-14 18-20\nSoccer 9-12 . --\n/ Speed Skating 10-12 so\nSwimming 5-10 ' 14-26\nTrack and Field\n\u2019 Sprinters 6- 9 8-20\nMiddle Distance Runners 6-12 8-16\nDistance Runners 4- 8 6-12\nDiscus \u00a9 14-18 16-24.\nShot Put 14-18 20-30\nJumpers and Hurdlers 6- 9 . 8-16\nTennis . 14-16 18-22\nVolleybal} 8-14 16-26\nWeighlifting 8-16 --\nWrestling : 4-12 --\nen\n* Reprinted with permission from Wilmore.3 .", "img_46415.png": "1 POST-WAR PROGRAM |/\nFOR SUGAR", "img_46418.png": "1 POST-WAR PROGRAM |/\nFOR SUGAR", "img_63203.png": "Initial Review Groups\nNFORMATION YA Institutes/Divisions\nfor ra\nThe N | Hl ANAGEMENT rae\n@ Scientific Community Congress\nExtramural INPUT) \\\u00b0 Aivisory Councits OUTPUT\nSystem LANNING @ Institutes\n2 @ Initial Review Groups Office of the\nProvides Director-NIH\nand Advisory Councils\nOORDINATION Other Government Agencies\nand General Public\nNIH EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DESIGN OBJECTIVES\nD\\ The extramural programs of NIH are carried out IMPAC is a system, the primary objective of\nif through its various grant and award mechanisms which is the establishment and maintenance of a\ndesigned to assist public and other nonprofit in- data base from which complete, accurate, and up-\nye stitutions and individuals to expand and improve to-date reports to all levels of management can\nresearch activities in the health sciences and re- be generated. To establish such a data base, it\nas lated fields. NIH extramural activities cover the was necessary to integrate data processing with\nI Research Grant, Regional Medical program, Re- the processing of the review and award operations\nsearch Fellowship, Training Grant, Research of the National Institutes of Health. In this man-\n\\] Career, Research Facility, and National Library ner, IMPAC builds the required data base while it\nof Medicine programs. IMPAC is a computer-based provides each initial review group and advisory\nA system which: council with the necessary documents and reports\nComputer based information system required prior to and subsequent to each step in\non the Extramural Program of NIH 1. Serves as the primary authoritative reporting the application review process. Similarly, the\nsystem on NIH extramural activities; award notice as wellas peripheral supporting doc-\nie : uments are prepared by IMPAC and furnished to\n2. Participates in and records the extramural the Institutes for issuance. The continuing inter-\nactivities of NIH, about which a data base is action which occurs between IMPAC and the re-\ndeveloped; view groups and Institutes and Divisions during the\nB Acero nniesroce sing oherdi-ctopelica= review and award process insures the development\n\u2018 z 7 of a complete, accurate, and timely data base.\ntions submitted in the extramural programs\nU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare through the review and award processes of NIH.\n\\ National Institutes of Health\n: YoU Tgerararaiit ossw/A Mma lace elsienicelexeelaal-iaiicne exci =ie [0] ,elelersy/6)i.< Oyarard", "img_63204.png": "Initial Review Groups\nNFORMATION YA Institutes/Divisions\nfor ra\nThe N | Hl ANAGEMENT rae\n@ Scientific Community Congress\nExtramural INPUT) \\\u00b0 Aivisory Councits OUTPUT\nSystem LANNING @ Institutes\n2 @ Initial Review Groups Office of the\nProvides Director-NIH\nand Advisory Councils\nOORDINATION Other Government Agencies\nand General Public\nNIH EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DESIGN OBJECTIVES\nD\\ The extramural programs of NIH are carried out IMPAC is a system, the primary objective of\nif through its various grant and award mechanisms which is the establishment and maintenance of a\ndesigned to assist public and other nonprofit in- data base from which complete, accurate, and up-\nye stitutions and individuals to expand and improve to-date reports to all levels of management can\nresearch activities in the health sciences and re- be generated. To establish such a data base, it\nas lated fields. NIH extramural activities cover the was necessary to integrate data processing with\nI Research Grant, Regional Medical program, Re- the processing of the review and award operations\nsearch Fellowship, Training Grant, Research of the National Institutes of Health. In this man-\n\\] Career, Research Facility, and National Library ner, IMPAC builds the required data base while it\nof Medicine programs. IMPAC is a computer-based provides each initial review group and advisory\nA system which: council with the necessary documents and reports\nComputer based information system required prior to and subsequent to each step in\non the Extramural Program of NIH 1. Serves as the primary authoritative reporting the application review process. Similarly, the\nsystem on NIH extramural activities; award notice as wellas peripheral supporting doc-\nie : uments are prepared by IMPAC and furnished to\n2. Participates in and records the extramural the Institutes for issuance. The continuing inter-\nactivities of NIH, about which a data base is action which occurs between IMPAC and the re-\ndeveloped; view groups and Institutes and Divisions during the\nB Acero nniesroce sing oherdi-ctopelica= review and award process insures the development\n\u2018 z 7 of a complete, accurate, and timely data base.\ntions submitted in the extramural programs\nU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare through the review and award processes of NIH.\n\\ National Institutes of Health\n: YoU Tgerararaiit ossw/A Mma lace elsienicelexeelaal-iaiicne exci =ie [0] ,elelersy/6)i.< Oyarard", "img_63205.png": "Initial Review Groups\nNFORMATION YA Institutes/Divisions\nfor ra\nThe N | Hl ANAGEMENT rae\n@ Scientific Community Congress\nExtramural INPUT) \\\u00b0 Aivisory Councits OUTPUT\nSystem LANNING @ Institutes\n2 @ Initial Review Groups Office of the\nProvides Director-NIH\nand Advisory Councils\nOORDINATION Other Government Agencies\nand General Public\nNIH EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DESIGN OBJECTIVES\nD\\ The extramural programs of NIH are carried out IMPAC is a system, the primary objective of\nif through its various grant and award mechanisms which is the establishment and maintenance of a\ndesigned to assist public and other nonprofit in- data base from which complete, accurate, and up-\nye stitutions and individuals to expand and improve to-date reports to all levels of management can\nresearch activities in the health sciences and re- be generated. To establish such a data base, it\nas lated fields. NIH extramural activities cover the was necessary to integrate data processing with\nI Research Grant, Regional Medical program, Re- the processing of the review and award operations\nsearch Fellowship, Training Grant, Research of the National Institutes of Health. In this man-\n\\] Career, Research Facility, and National Library ner, IMPAC builds the required data base while it\nof Medicine programs. IMPAC is a computer-based provides each initial review group and advisory\nA system which: council with the necessary documents and reports\nComputer based information system required prior to and subsequent to each step in\non the Extramural Program of NIH 1. Serves as the primary authoritative reporting the application review process. Similarly, the\nsystem on NIH extramural activities; award notice as wellas peripheral supporting doc-\nie : uments are prepared by IMPAC and furnished to\n2. Participates in and records the extramural the Institutes for issuance. The continuing inter-\nactivities of NIH, about which a data base is action which occurs between IMPAC and the re-\ndeveloped; view groups and Institutes and Divisions during the\nB Acero nniesroce sing oherdi-ctopelica= review and award process insures the development\n\u2018 z 7 of a complete, accurate, and timely data base.\ntions submitted in the extramural programs\nU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare through the review and award processes of NIH.\n\\ National Institutes of Health\n: YoU Tgerararaiit ossw/A Mma lace elsienicelexeelaal-iaiicne exci =ie [0] ,elelersy/6)i.< Oyarard", "img_63206.png": "Initial Review Groups\nNFORMATION YA Institutes/Divisions\nfor ra\nThe N | Hl ANAGEMENT rae\n@ Scientific Community Congress\nExtramural INPUT) \\\u00b0 Aivisory Councits OUTPUT\nSystem LANNING @ Institutes\n2 @ Initial Review Groups Office of the\nProvides Director-NIH\nand Advisory Councils\nOORDINATION Other Government Agencies\nand General Public\nNIH EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DESIGN OBJECTIVES\nD\\ The extramural programs of NIH are carried out IMPAC is a system, the primary objective of\nif through its various grant and award mechanisms which is the establishment and maintenance of a\ndesigned to assist public and other nonprofit in- data base from which complete, accurate, and up-\nye stitutions and individuals to expand and improve to-date reports to all levels of management can\nresearch activities in the health sciences and re- be generated. To establish such a data base, it\nas lated fields. NIH extramural activities cover the was necessary to integrate data processing with\nI Research Grant, Regional Medical program, Re- the processing of the review and award operations\nsearch Fellowship, Training Grant, Research of the National Institutes of Health. In this man-\n\\] Career, Research Facility, and National Library ner, IMPAC builds the required data base while it\nof Medicine programs. IMPAC is a computer-based provides each initial review group and advisory\nA system which: council with the necessary documents and reports\nComputer based information system required prior to and subsequent to each step in\non the Extramural Program of NIH 1. Serves as the primary authoritative reporting the application review process. Similarly, the\nsystem on NIH extramural activities; award notice as wellas peripheral supporting doc-\nie : uments are prepared by IMPAC and furnished to\n2. Participates in and records the extramural the Institutes for issuance. The continuing inter-\nactivities of NIH, about which a data base is action which occurs between IMPAC and the re-\ndeveloped; view groups and Institutes and Divisions during the\nB Acero nniesroce sing oherdi-ctopelica= review and award process insures the development\n\u2018 z 7 of a complete, accurate, and timely data base.\ntions submitted in the extramural programs\nU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare through the review and award processes of NIH.\n\\ National Institutes of Health\n: YoU Tgerararaiit ossw/A Mma lace elsienicelexeelaal-iaiicne exci =ie [0] ,elelersy/6)i.< Oyarard", "img_63207.png": "Initial Review Groups\nNFORMATION YA Institutes/Divisions\nfor ra\nThe N | Hl ANAGEMENT rae\n@ Scientific Community Congress\nExtramural INPUT) \\\u00b0 Aivisory Councits OUTPUT\nSystem LANNING @ Institutes\n2 @ Initial Review Groups Office of the\nProvides Director-NIH\nand Advisory Councils\nOORDINATION Other Government Agencies\nand General Public\nNIH EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DESIGN OBJECTIVES\nD\\ The extramural programs of NIH are carried out IMPAC is a system, the primary objective of\nif through its various grant and award mechanisms which is the establishment and maintenance of a\ndesigned to assist public and other nonprofit in- data base from which complete, accurate, and up-\nye stitutions and individuals to expand and improve to-date reports to all levels of management can\nresearch activities in the health sciences and re- be generated. To establish such a data base, it\nas lated fields. NIH extramural activities cover the was necessary to integrate data processing with\nI Research Grant, Regional Medical program, Re- the processing of the review and award operations\nsearch Fellowship, Training Grant, Research of the National Institutes of Health. In this man-\n\\] Career, Research Facility, and National Library ner, IMPAC builds the required data base while it\nof Medicine programs. IMPAC is a computer-based provides each initial review group and advisory\nA system which: council with the necessary documents and reports\nComputer based information system required prior to and subsequent to each step in\non the Extramural Program of NIH 1. Serves as the primary authoritative reporting the application review process. Similarly, the\nsystem on NIH extramural activities; award notice as wellas peripheral supporting doc-\nie : uments are prepared by IMPAC and furnished to\n2. Participates in and records the extramural the Institutes for issuance. The continuing inter-\nactivities of NIH, about which a data base is action which occurs between IMPAC and the re-\ndeveloped; view groups and Institutes and Divisions during the\nB Acero nniesroce sing oherdi-ctopelica= review and award process insures the development\n\u2018 z 7 of a complete, accurate, and timely data base.\ntions submitted in the extramural programs\nU.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare through the review and award processes of NIH.\n\\ National Institutes of Health\n: YoU Tgerararaiit ossw/A Mma lace elsienicelexeelaal-iaiicne exci =ie [0] ,elelersy/6)i.< Oyarard", "img_58660.png": "BAT sO'TON UK , TEL No.0703 780332 25,.09,90 13:57 P.13\nQ.23 .\nWas yesterday/today typical? (65)\nTypical G\nNot Typical 2\nQ.24a\nIF RESPONDENT WORKS\nDoes anyone smoke in your place of wees\n\u00a76\nYES (1) GO TO Q.24b\nNO 2 GO TO Q.25\nQ.24b\nIf_yes\n1) How many smokers are there in your place of work?\n67)(68)\nWRITE IN NUMBER\n11) How close does the nearest person work to you? ,\n(ESTIMATR IN FEET) \u201cWie Cepsie the SD ea.\nee (69)...0. Cece wot ~ ware es col pies _\n7 ote\n111)And how large approximately is the area that you work in? +... -.~\n(70)\u00a271)(72) oe\nTOT T= | SQuare FEET\nSof.\nee 9,24\n. ee LZLYO he co any a ou_ work for ve ol On, smoki at\n& Aeee\n(73)\nSR\nNo \u201c? Qe\nQ.24d C\nIf yes\nWhat is the policy? (74)\nWRITE IN\n\u2014\u2014e:C\u00abE'S)\n\u2014\nPUNCHER: REPEAT COLS 1-5\nPUNCH 3 ON COL 6\n, ou\n8\n0\nnN\n~\nN\non\non", "img_58664.png": "BAT sO'TON UK , TEL No.0703 780332 25,.09,90 13:57 P.13\nQ.23 .\nWas yesterday/today typical? (65)\nTypical G\nNot Typical 2\nQ.24a\nIF RESPONDENT WORKS\nDoes anyone smoke in your place of wees\n\u00a76\nYES (1) GO TO Q.24b\nNO 2 GO TO Q.25\nQ.24b\nIf_yes\n1) How many smokers are there in your place of work?\n67)(68)\nWRITE IN NUMBER\n11) How close does the nearest person work to you? ,\n(ESTIMATR IN FEET) \u201cWie Cepsie the SD ea.\nee (69)...0. Cece wot ~ ware es col pies _\n7 ote\n111)And how large approximately is the area that you work in? +... -.~\n(70)\u00a271)(72) oe\nTOT T= | SQuare FEET\nSof.\nee 9,24\n. ee LZLYO he co any a ou_ work for ve ol On, smoki at\n& Aeee\n(73)\nSR\nNo \u201c? Qe\nQ.24d C\nIf yes\nWhat is the policy? (74)\nWRITE IN\n\u2014\u2014e:C\u00abE'S)\n\u2014\nPUNCHER: REPEAT COLS 1-5\nPUNCH 3 ON COL 6\n, ou\n8\n0\nnN\n~\nN\non\non", "img_62469.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62471.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62472.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62473.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62474.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62475.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62476.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62477.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_62478.png": "\u2018\nMISSOURI ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL WELFARE\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI\nMISSOURI VOLUNTEER CITIZENS PROGRAM TO COMBAT\nHUNGER AND MALNUTRITION AMONG LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nDEMONSTRATION PROJECT # 572\nAPRIL 1, 1971 THROUGH MARCH 31, 1972\nREVENUES:\nFederal funds through the State of Missouri $ 58,890.00\nEXPENDITURES: Budget Actual\n\nPersonnel $ 39,590.00 $ 38,615.38\n\nTravel 8,300.00 J 92GAS\n\nSupplies 2,500.00 3,860.11\n\nEquipment 1,000.00 li LO796\n\nOther expenditures 7,500.00 7,382.42\n\nToner lapterstavstpieie\u2019 sie) sieiouiereloveisisieleieisieia ay DONC oO AOU Meo o OOO N00) 58,890.00\nUND EBALANCE AsMARGH* Silt su lOW,D>. 5 avalon te een sieve clovelerencetersiereletereterolereleleiee secre ake. -0-\nNotes:\n\n1. The program was approved on March 24, 1971 in the amount of $55,140 and\nincreased by amendment on August 23, 1971 in the amount of $3,750 for\nthe twelve month period shown above.\n\n2. Section 1115 cumulative monthly financial status reports have been\nsubmitted as required.\n\n3. An expanded monthly status report showing line items and detailed expense\nbreakdown is a part of the monthly report prepared by Missouri Association\nfor Social Welfare and submitted to the Board at their regular monthly\nmeetings.\n\n4. The program has been approved and funded for another twelve month period\nperiod as of April 3, 1972.", "img_45796.png": "q Wyeth-Ayerst\nWi Research CR&D PUBLICATION REVIEW\nCOMPOUND: Trimegestone DATE: = 25 Sep 2003R\nPIPELINE COMPOUND: \u2014 L] YES Xx] NO ROI FILED? [] YES L_] NO\nTITLE: A comparison of the effects of continuous combined regimens of 1 mg 17f-estradiol and\ntrimegestone with regimens containing | or 2 mg 17f-estradiol and norethisterone acetate upon\nthe bleeding profile and endometrial safety in postmenopausal women\nManuscript DB#1946\nPROTOCOL NO*: 0915A2- 301-EU STUDY SPONSOR: Wyeth\nAUTHORS: P. Bouchard, F. De Cicco-Nardone, D. Spielmann, N. Garcea, and the Trimegestone 301 Study\nGroup\nee\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONSG204-012894\nOrder", "img_45797.png": "q Wyeth-Ayerst\nWi Research CR&D PUBLICATION REVIEW\nCOMPOUND: Trimegestone DATE: = 25 Sep 2003R\nPIPELINE COMPOUND: \u2014 L] YES Xx] NO ROI FILED? [] YES L_] NO\nTITLE: A comparison of the effects of continuous combined regimens of 1 mg 17f-estradiol and\ntrimegestone with regimens containing | or 2 mg 17f-estradiol and norethisterone acetate upon\nthe bleeding profile and endometrial safety in postmenopausal women\nManuscript DB#1946\nPROTOCOL NO*: 0915A2- 301-EU STUDY SPONSOR: Wyeth\nAUTHORS: P. Bouchard, F. De Cicco-Nardone, D. Spielmann, N. Garcea, and the Trimegestone 301 Study\nGroup\nee\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONSG204-012894\nOrder", "img_45798.png": "q Wyeth-Ayerst\nWi Research CR&D PUBLICATION REVIEW\nCOMPOUND: Trimegestone DATE: = 25 Sep 2003R\nPIPELINE COMPOUND: \u2014 L] YES Xx] NO ROI FILED? [] YES L_] NO\nTITLE: A comparison of the effects of continuous combined regimens of 1 mg 17f-estradiol and\ntrimegestone with regimens containing | or 2 mg 17f-estradiol and norethisterone acetate upon\nthe bleeding profile and endometrial safety in postmenopausal women\nManuscript DB#1946\nPROTOCOL NO*: 0915A2- 301-EU STUDY SPONSOR: Wyeth\nAUTHORS: P. Bouchard, F. De Cicco-Nardone, D. Spielmann, N. Garcea, and the Trimegestone 301 Study\nGroup\nee\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONSG204-012894\nOrder", "img_44962.png": ": =. pyr. Pela\nSUGAR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. $9 WALL STREET NEW YORK \u00a7, W. \u00a5.\nAugust 1st, 1945\n%: John C, Geran\nFROM: Ody 4, Lamborn\nPlesse let me kmow when the 50,000 copies of \"Sugar is the Foundation\nof All Life\" will be ready for distribution,\nTowards the bottom of the cover I would like a \"box\", say an inch\nsquare, that says inside of 1t \"Extra copies of this address will be\nsupplied upon request\".\n\u2018The title on the cover should read:\nSUGAR IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL LIFE\n(By Dr. Win, J, Robbins, Director\n\u2018ALY. Botanical Garden, Bronx Park\nNew York)\n\u2018OHL: be\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qhll0226", "img_44967.png": ": =. pyr. Pela\nSUGAR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. $9 WALL STREET NEW YORK \u00a7, W. \u00a5.\nAugust 1st, 1945\n%: John C, Geran\nFROM: Ody 4, Lamborn\nPlesse let me kmow when the 50,000 copies of \"Sugar is the Foundation\nof All Life\" will be ready for distribution,\nTowards the bottom of the cover I would like a \"box\", say an inch\nsquare, that says inside of 1t \"Extra copies of this address will be\nsupplied upon request\".\n\u2018The title on the cover should read:\nSUGAR IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL LIFE\n(By Dr. Win, J, Robbins, Director\n\u2018ALY. Botanical Garden, Bronx Park\nNew York)\n\u2018OHL: be\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qhll0226", "img_44972.png": ": =. pyr. Pela\nSUGAR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. $9 WALL STREET NEW YORK \u00a7, W. \u00a5.\nAugust 1st, 1945\n%: John C, Geran\nFROM: Ody 4, Lamborn\nPlesse let me kmow when the 50,000 copies of \"Sugar is the Foundation\nof All Life\" will be ready for distribution,\nTowards the bottom of the cover I would like a \"box\", say an inch\nsquare, that says inside of 1t \"Extra copies of this address will be\nsupplied upon request\".\n\u2018The title on the cover should read:\nSUGAR IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL LIFE\n(By Dr. Win, J, Robbins, Director\n\u2018ALY. Botanical Garden, Bronx Park\nNew York)\n\u2018OHL: be\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qhll0226", "img_44978.png": ": =. pyr. Pela\nSUGAR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. $9 WALL STREET NEW YORK \u00a7, W. \u00a5.\nAugust 1st, 1945\n%: John C, Geran\nFROM: Ody 4, Lamborn\nPlesse let me kmow when the 50,000 copies of \"Sugar is the Foundation\nof All Life\" will be ready for distribution,\nTowards the bottom of the cover I would like a \"box\", say an inch\nsquare, that says inside of 1t \"Extra copies of this address will be\nsupplied upon request\".\n\u2018The title on the cover should read:\nSUGAR IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL LIFE\n(By Dr. Win, J, Robbins, Director\n\u2018ALY. Botanical Garden, Bronx Park\nNew York)\n\u2018OHL: be\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qhll0226", "img_53479.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53513.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53514.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53515.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53536.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53537.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53538.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53543.png": "x & %\n\u2018oo me\nBex FS\n\u201cReal Solutions that Work for Families\u201d\n\u201cHealth & The New Seniors\u201d\nPolicy Conference and Golf Tournament\nHosted By Governor Jim Hodges\nSeptember 14\" & 15\"\nKiawah Island, South Carolina\nThursday, September 14\"\n4:00 PM- 7:00 PM: _ Registration and Check-in\n7:00 PM- 8:00PM: Opening Reception\n8:00 PM- 10:00 PM: Dinner\nSpeaker to-be Determined\nFriday, September 15\"\n7:30 AM- 8:30 AM: _ Breakfast Buffet\n9:00 AM- 10:15 AM: Protecting & Promoting Seniors\u2019 Quality of Life\n1. Senior Care\n2. Protecting Seniors from Abuse\n10:30 AM- 11:45 AM: Paying for Prescription Drugs\n1:00 PM- 5:00PM: \u2014 Afternoon Activities\n1. Golf Tournament on the Ocean Course, Rated the # 4\nResort Course in America by Golf Diges.\n2. Tour of Historic Charleston with tea at the Governor's\nLow Country Residence.\n3. Canoe Trip on Marsh Creek\n4. Round-Robin Tennis Match\n6:00 PM- 7:00 PM: \u2014 Closing Reception &\n\u00b0\n@\n7:00 PM- 10:30PM: Oyster Roast, Oceanside \u00a9\n8\n\u00ae\na\n2\n- RJURE66086144509549\n7Q060 0032294", "img_53087.png": "ios\n\npod oat\n\n: affecting ETS, (3) to evaluate cotinine as a biomarker and (4) to develop models for non-\n\n. smoking sections. Nicotine in gas and particulate phases, solanesol, aldehydes, 3-\n\n. ethenylpyridine, CO, CO, , O, , RSP, temperature and pressure were measured in the smoking\nsection and at three locations in the non-smoking section with the PASS samplers. Nicotine\nand cotinine were measured in the total urine samples of the. passengers who operated the\nsamplers for the time period extending 24 hours before the flight to 48 hours. after the flight.\nAtmospheric samples were also. collected to determine the personnel\u2019s exposure to nicotine\nduring the same time period. This study concluded that the rate of penetration of ETS species\nfrom smoking to non-smoking sections followed first order mechanism, cotinine in urine was\nhighly correlated with nicotine, nicotine disappeared: more rapidly in the cabin air than RSP,\nCO and NO_, probably due to the adsorption by the fabrics, and for the passengers in the non-\nsmoking section, more exposure to nicotine occurred in the airport than in the aircraft cabin.\n\ni A separate study concerning nicotine in ETS by P. R. Nelson (R. J. Reynolds. Tobacco)\nshowed a different decay phenomenon. With a controlled environmental chamber, 1R4F\n\n: Kentucky reference cigarettes, and real-time and discreet analyses, the ratios between the\nconcentrations of nicotine and other selected ETS constituents such as CO, CO, , NO, , pyridine,\nsolanesol, RSP and total hydrocarbons were calculated up to six hours. following the smoking.\nThe wide variation of the ratios was caused by the decay of nicotine at a different rate than\n\n: other ETS components. The data also indicated that nicotine tended to linger in the\n\n: environment longer than other ETS constituents due to the. adsorption and re-evaporation\n\ni involving the chamber wall. Exposure to ETS solely based on nicotine concentration may be\n\noverestimated and exposure to nicotine while other ETS constituents are absent is possible.\n\nOther talks in this session included a pilot field study from Battelle Institute by\n\nmeasuring PAH\u2019s associated with smoking, heating and cooking systems in residential air; a\ncomparative study of PASS and personal sampling methods for nicotine in ETS by W. E.\nCrouse of Lorillard Tobacco; and a Yale University study concerning the sources of aerosol\nmass and inorganic elements in indoor air. The Battelle data came from a very small sample\nsize (eight homes) and appeared to.be biased, in my opinion, to single out cigarette smoke. The\nLorillard study, conducted in 20 restaurants, found that PASS cases: provided nicotine\nconcentration consistently and significantly higher (p<0.02) than that from the personal\nsampler. Several speculative reasons, pending for additional study, were given. The Yale\nstudy correlated smoking with aerosol mass, chlorine, potassium, bromine and cadmium. No\nexplanations were given as to the possible precursors for these elements.\n\nThis memo reported only the highlights of a: selected number of papers presented at the\nconference. I have abstracts and notes for some other talks to share with anyone who is\ninterested. A symposium book containing the full papers will be available in the summer.\n\n. Qo\nce: J.. Charles M. Parrish aq\n\nB. Ferguson E. Thomas -\n\nC. Kroustalis Central Files A\n\n4 a", "img_53092.png": "ios\n\npod oat\n\n: affecting ETS, (3) to evaluate cotinine as a biomarker and (4) to develop models for non-\n\n. smoking sections. Nicotine in gas and particulate phases, solanesol, aldehydes, 3-\n\n. ethenylpyridine, CO, CO, , O, , RSP, temperature and pressure were measured in the smoking\nsection and at three locations in the non-smoking section with the PASS samplers. Nicotine\nand cotinine were measured in the total urine samples of the. passengers who operated the\nsamplers for the time period extending 24 hours before the flight to 48 hours. after the flight.\nAtmospheric samples were also. collected to determine the personnel\u2019s exposure to nicotine\nduring the same time period. This study concluded that the rate of penetration of ETS species\nfrom smoking to non-smoking sections followed first order mechanism, cotinine in urine was\nhighly correlated with nicotine, nicotine disappeared: more rapidly in the cabin air than RSP,\nCO and NO_, probably due to the adsorption by the fabrics, and for the passengers in the non-\nsmoking section, more exposure to nicotine occurred in the airport than in the aircraft cabin.\n\ni A separate study concerning nicotine in ETS by P. R. Nelson (R. J. Reynolds. Tobacco)\nshowed a different decay phenomenon. With a controlled environmental chamber, 1R4F\n\n: Kentucky reference cigarettes, and real-time and discreet analyses, the ratios between the\nconcentrations of nicotine and other selected ETS constituents such as CO, CO, , NO, , pyridine,\nsolanesol, RSP and total hydrocarbons were calculated up to six hours. following the smoking.\nThe wide variation of the ratios was caused by the decay of nicotine at a different rate than\n\n: other ETS components. The data also indicated that nicotine tended to linger in the\n\n: environment longer than other ETS constituents due to the. adsorption and re-evaporation\n\ni involving the chamber wall. Exposure to ETS solely based on nicotine concentration may be\n\noverestimated and exposure to nicotine while other ETS constituents are absent is possible.\n\nOther talks in this session included a pilot field study from Battelle Institute by\n\nmeasuring PAH\u2019s associated with smoking, heating and cooking systems in residential air; a\ncomparative study of PASS and personal sampling methods for nicotine in ETS by W. E.\nCrouse of Lorillard Tobacco; and a Yale University study concerning the sources of aerosol\nmass and inorganic elements in indoor air. The Battelle data came from a very small sample\nsize (eight homes) and appeared to.be biased, in my opinion, to single out cigarette smoke. The\nLorillard study, conducted in 20 restaurants, found that PASS cases: provided nicotine\nconcentration consistently and significantly higher (p<0.02) than that from the personal\nsampler. Several speculative reasons, pending for additional study, were given. The Yale\nstudy correlated smoking with aerosol mass, chlorine, potassium, bromine and cadmium. No\nexplanations were given as to the possible precursors for these elements.\n\nThis memo reported only the highlights of a: selected number of papers presented at the\nconference. I have abstracts and notes for some other talks to share with anyone who is\ninterested. A symposium book containing the full papers will be available in the summer.\n\n. Qo\nce: J.. Charles M. Parrish aq\n\nB. Ferguson E. Thomas -\n\nC. Kroustalis Central Files A\n\n4 a", "img_53095.png": "ios\n\npod oat\n\n: affecting ETS, (3) to evaluate cotinine as a biomarker and (4) to develop models for non-\n\n. smoking sections. Nicotine in gas and particulate phases, solanesol, aldehydes, 3-\n\n. ethenylpyridine, CO, CO, , O, , RSP, temperature and pressure were measured in the smoking\nsection and at three locations in the non-smoking section with the PASS samplers. Nicotine\nand cotinine were measured in the total urine samples of the. passengers who operated the\nsamplers for the time period extending 24 hours before the flight to 48 hours. after the flight.\nAtmospheric samples were also. collected to determine the personnel\u2019s exposure to nicotine\nduring the same time period. This study concluded that the rate of penetration of ETS species\nfrom smoking to non-smoking sections followed first order mechanism, cotinine in urine was\nhighly correlated with nicotine, nicotine disappeared: more rapidly in the cabin air than RSP,\nCO and NO_, probably due to the adsorption by the fabrics, and for the passengers in the non-\nsmoking section, more exposure to nicotine occurred in the airport than in the aircraft cabin.\n\ni A separate study concerning nicotine in ETS by P. R. Nelson (R. J. Reynolds. Tobacco)\nshowed a different decay phenomenon. With a controlled environmental chamber, 1R4F\n\n: Kentucky reference cigarettes, and real-time and discreet analyses, the ratios between the\nconcentrations of nicotine and other selected ETS constituents such as CO, CO, , NO, , pyridine,\nsolanesol, RSP and total hydrocarbons were calculated up to six hours. following the smoking.\nThe wide variation of the ratios was caused by the decay of nicotine at a different rate than\n\n: other ETS components. The data also indicated that nicotine tended to linger in the\n\n: environment longer than other ETS constituents due to the. adsorption and re-evaporation\n\ni involving the chamber wall. Exposure to ETS solely based on nicotine concentration may be\n\noverestimated and exposure to nicotine while other ETS constituents are absent is possible.\n\nOther talks in this session included a pilot field study from Battelle Institute by\n\nmeasuring PAH\u2019s associated with smoking, heating and cooking systems in residential air; a\ncomparative study of PASS and personal sampling methods for nicotine in ETS by W. E.\nCrouse of Lorillard Tobacco; and a Yale University study concerning the sources of aerosol\nmass and inorganic elements in indoor air. The Battelle data came from a very small sample\nsize (eight homes) and appeared to.be biased, in my opinion, to single out cigarette smoke. The\nLorillard study, conducted in 20 restaurants, found that PASS cases: provided nicotine\nconcentration consistently and significantly higher (p<0.02) than that from the personal\nsampler. Several speculative reasons, pending for additional study, were given. The Yale\nstudy correlated smoking with aerosol mass, chlorine, potassium, bromine and cadmium. No\nexplanations were given as to the possible precursors for these elements.\n\nThis memo reported only the highlights of a: selected number of papers presented at the\nconference. I have abstracts and notes for some other talks to share with anyone who is\ninterested. A symposium book containing the full papers will be available in the summer.\n\n. Qo\nce: J.. Charles M. Parrish aq\n\nB. Ferguson E. Thomas -\n\nC. Kroustalis Central Files A\n\n4 a", "img_45252.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_55463.png": "eee. ee aan amie Ue tn UG 1\na aA a os \u2018 -\n0 : Mee F .\n: Bi F\nsao. ES : aes j ,\nON Ae AVA\nwins aw a A > rae y a\na i ee S| / a \u2014\" H oa\nee\" = a a oe\noe: cn nes\nas) ae Ne i a ae\niene re Pon\naoe oe P| a a\n5 oh Se a: F ; | , a ae\na Fi 3 5 a) C\nieatrse .\nKe 11 L6eLe) MM Tel CRs r stare\nt) feloi tints ele \\ Yi a: yamm PSapemeee (09) -le;e)\n; ae:\nSLL ove dite\nzt. yy Pay 13 4 As oF Vie peu hae\nL : ee\nre\nNever date o woman named Dave. Ry ry T. Runinto the water, grab someone and drag her back ;\neto w EG, . 'o the shore, as if you've saved her from drowning.\nNever dote a woman who has (iit Lot Oa ener Oe The more she kicks and screoms, the better.\n12 older brothers. oh at = ay f ron 7 OP Sl 2. \u00ab he}\nA ae 5 ad 2 'f you're overweight, lie on\never dees women woe Oa aes \u00bb @ !owe! with vertical stripes. \u201d a\nrother is ca! aptain\u2019 \u2018eh aa s \u201c G4 aes.\n/ : Py ; | 3. 'f you're underweight, lie on +4 i an 2\nAwys oreo ect as Hy fA i i a towe! with horizontal stripes. a a\noy offering her a Camel. od I a . Jaa \u2014_\u2014\na h aed 4. Always have plenty of Come's JM a a\nrn - i ready when the beach a \u2018\n, / Hit od 3 narty begins. ,\na : : f\natrwoios tonceoes H we | \u00a55\nN \u201c AS\n. rs a\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette ae LOOK FOR MORE rae ee rN\nSmoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. iF ' SMOOTH MOVES = od\n5 V a A\n~ a : WAY SOON. A\nLESE 6SETS a iN", "img_55465.png": "eee. ee aan amie Ue tn UG 1\na aA a os \u2018 -\n0 : Mee F .\n: Bi F\nsao. ES : aes j ,\nON Ae AVA\nwins aw a A > rae y a\na i ee S| / a \u2014\" H oa\nee\" = a a oe\noe: cn nes\nas) ae Ne i a ae\niene re Pon\naoe oe P| a a\n5 oh Se a: F ; | , a ae\na Fi 3 5 a) C\nieatrse .\nKe 11 L6eLe) MM Tel CRs r stare\nt) feloi tints ele \\ Yi a: yamm PSapemeee (09) -le;e)\n; ae:\nSLL ove dite\nzt. yy Pay 13 4 As oF Vie peu hae\nL : ee\nre\nNever date o woman named Dave. Ry ry T. Runinto the water, grab someone and drag her back ;\neto w EG, . 'o the shore, as if you've saved her from drowning.\nNever dote a woman who has (iit Lot Oa ener Oe The more she kicks and screoms, the better.\n12 older brothers. oh at = ay f ron 7 OP Sl 2. \u00ab he}\nA ae 5 ad 2 'f you're overweight, lie on\never dees women woe Oa aes \u00bb @ !owe! with vertical stripes. \u201d a\nrother is ca! aptain\u2019 \u2018eh aa s \u201c G4 aes.\n/ : Py ; | 3. 'f you're underweight, lie on +4 i an 2\nAwys oreo ect as Hy fA i i a towe! with horizontal stripes. a a\noy offering her a Camel. od I a . Jaa \u2014_\u2014\na h aed 4. Always have plenty of Come's JM a a\nrn - i ready when the beach a \u2018\n, / Hit od 3 narty begins. ,\na : : f\natrwoios tonceoes H we | \u00a55\nN \u201c AS\n. rs a\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette ae LOOK FOR MORE rae ee rN\nSmoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. iF ' SMOOTH MOVES = od\n5 V a A\n~ a : WAY SOON. A\nLESE 6SETS a iN", "img_55468.png": "eee. ee aan amie Ue tn UG 1\na aA a os \u2018 -\n0 : Mee F .\n: Bi F\nsao. ES : aes j ,\nON Ae AVA\nwins aw a A > rae y a\na i ee S| / a \u2014\" H oa\nee\" = a a oe\noe: cn nes\nas) ae Ne i a ae\niene re Pon\naoe oe P| a a\n5 oh Se a: F ; | , a ae\na Fi 3 5 a) C\nieatrse .\nKe 11 L6eLe) MM Tel CRs r stare\nt) feloi tints ele \\ Yi a: yamm PSapemeee (09) -le;e)\n; ae:\nSLL ove dite\nzt. yy Pay 13 4 As oF Vie peu hae\nL : ee\nre\nNever date o woman named Dave. Ry ry T. Runinto the water, grab someone and drag her back ;\neto w EG, . 'o the shore, as if you've saved her from drowning.\nNever dote a woman who has (iit Lot Oa ener Oe The more she kicks and screoms, the better.\n12 older brothers. oh at = ay f ron 7 OP Sl 2. \u00ab he}\nA ae 5 ad 2 'f you're overweight, lie on\never dees women woe Oa aes \u00bb @ !owe! with vertical stripes. \u201d a\nrother is ca! aptain\u2019 \u2018eh aa s \u201c G4 aes.\n/ : Py ; | 3. 'f you're underweight, lie on +4 i an 2\nAwys oreo ect as Hy fA i i a towe! with horizontal stripes. a a\noy offering her a Camel. od I a . Jaa \u2014_\u2014\na h aed 4. Always have plenty of Come's JM a a\nrn - i ready when the beach a \u2018\n, / Hit od 3 narty begins. ,\na : : f\natrwoios tonceoes H we | \u00a55\nN \u201c AS\n. rs a\nSURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette ae LOOK FOR MORE rae ee rN\nSmoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. iF ' SMOOTH MOVES = od\n5 V a A\n~ a : WAY SOON. A\nLESE 6SETS a iN", "img_64211.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64212.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64215.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64216.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64219.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64224.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64235.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_64238.png": "_VNA_OF GREATER ST. LOUIS\n: STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS\nFOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1981 COMPARED TO SEPTEMBER, 1982\nSie ACtUAeee Budget Percent of\n1981 1982 1982 Variance |\nINCOME\n1 Home Visits $858,171 $1,115,039 $996,292 LD.9\n2 Medicare Allowance Gale Z 51) (182,231) (158, 091) 15a\n3 Bad Debt Provision ( 5,000) (Gir 667) G@ L5667)) a\n4 Equipment Rental 120,947 22 Oy, 103,750 Be)\n5 Less: Equip. Rental Exp. (121,101) (122,668) (103,750) 18.2\n6 Miscellaneous i 117 381 1,000 (61.9)\n9 TOTAL INCOME $735,883 $931,441 $837,534 The\nEXPENSES\n10 Salaries $490,059 $ 585,059 $571,501 2a\n11 Payroll Taxes 28,073 34,784 Bayo bs 8\n12 Employee Benefits 42,928 54,889 43,761 ee\n13 Supplies - Medical 18,854 18,870 15%,.96 2orn2.\n14 Supplies - Admin. & Misc. 20,573 15,396 23,469 (34.4)\n15 Transportation LS 220 52,848 49,258 es\n16 Office Rental, Utilities\nand Maintenance ees. 41,675 24,984 66.8\n17 Conf. & Meetings 9,541 4,182 12,439 (66.4)\n18 Telephone 9,581 12,479 10,126 Qar2:\n19 Depreciation - F&F and\nNS Amortization - LHI 6,931 8,187 6,584 24.4\n20 Data Processing Equip. 2,489 9,112 8,425 Git,\n21 Auditing & Professional 4,985 41,907 DOD) T2Dia8\n22 Insurance 5,924 20,618 4,756 333%\n23 Dues & Subscriptions 1,632 3,863 Ao) TGle2\n24 Postage 3,942 Aod Soo 20.8\n25 Interest 226 l0G 2,000 (1s 6)\n30 TOTAL EXPENSE $716,360 $910,348 $817,301 hie\n40 Net Income (Loss)\nfrom Operations SeLona2s, ee, 098 $ 20,233 4.3\n50 United Way Income $ 32,300 $ - $ - -\n51 Indigent Care _ (26,967) = ees\n55 NET DIFFERENCE Sano) $ en Sans -\n57 NET INCOME (LOSS) $ 24,856 Same 009) $ 20,233 4.3\nVisits Billable:\n60 Nurses 12,065 Lg 2 5. 739 hoe\n61 HHA 6,413 75438 6,908 208\n62 Others 4,245 4,449 SRS: Egat\n63 TOTAL 22e 2S) 24,831 22,360 rd\nSYoLUI Tors Han ald OSHA AAI Al6 LU ISIin\\z0 (oLelU) ya LalalesMULersy ave [016 [elersyie] (6110 ears", "img_43082.png": "ET, INC. 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PB - 8 2610 REQUEST FOR PAYMED\nPO Box 587 No. Birr4\u00a2q9-o0409\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 2.010\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD\n3 Castle Creek Court\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 scene nec e teen eee e ete ee tenn eee ee 414,391.19\n: Total 414,391.19\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard Knee components\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2009\nEnding: 12/31/2009\nYear-to-Date Sales: $263,800,996\nDate to be Paid: 2182/2010 (ie)\nApproved By: ah c\\\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00188\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER\u2019 ust BMT-MM-DFS-00001929", "img_42229.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. PB - 8 2610 REQUEST FOR PAYMED\nPO Box 587 No. Birr4\u00a2q9-o0409\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 2.010\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD\n3 Castle Creek Court\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 scene nec e teen eee e ete ee tenn eee ee 414,391.19\n: Total 414,391.19\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard Knee components\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2009\nEnding: 12/31/2009\nYear-to-Date Sales: $263,800,996\nDate to be Paid: 2182/2010 (ie)\nApproved By: ah c\\\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00188\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER\u2019 ust BMT-MM-DFS-00001929", "img_42230.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. PB - 8 2610 REQUEST FOR PAYMED\nPO Box 587 No. Birr4\u00a2q9-o0409\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 2.010\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD\n3 Castle Creek Court\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 scene nec e teen eee e ete ee tenn eee ee 414,391.19\n: Total 414,391.19\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard Knee components\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2009\nEnding: 12/31/2009\nYear-to-Date Sales: $263,800,996\nDate to be Paid: 2182/2010 (ie)\nApproved By: ah c\\\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00188\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER\u2019 ust BMT-MM-DFS-00001929", "img_42231.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. PB - 8 2610 REQUEST FOR PAYMED\nPO Box 587 No. Birr4\u00a2q9-o0409\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 2.010\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD\n3 Castle Creek Court\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 scene nec e teen eee e ete ee tenn eee ee 414,391.19\n: Total 414,391.19\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard Knee components\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2009\nEnding: 12/31/2009\nYear-to-Date Sales: $263,800,996\nDate to be Paid: 2182/2010 (ie)\nApproved By: ah c\\\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00188\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER\u2019 ust BMT-MM-DFS-00001929", "img_41749.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_41750.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_41799.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_41800.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_41804.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_41807.png": "~\n-Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT *\nPO Box 587 xo. Bmrry%79- 008-2, *\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10-Feb-09 *\n*\n*\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD *\n. 3 Castle Creek Court *\nDallas, TX 75225-1821 *\n*\n*\n. *\nTS ooo\nAccount No. Amount *\n*\n05 2630 eee eee eee eee eee cee eee 1,830.55 *\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nTotal 1,830.55 *\nse *\n*\n*\noO \u2014\u20147\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST . *\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E Poly *\n*\nFor Period Starting: 01/01/2008 *\nEnding: 12/31/2008 *\n*~\nYear-to-Date Sales: $1,109,423 *\n*\ni |\n*\nDate to be Paid: -* 02/15/2009. *\n*\n*\n*\napprovea by: bana Seladman A *\n*\ni ww :\n*\n*\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXKXKXK *\n013684 *\n*\nVOUCHER NUMBER DISC. AMT/PERCENT Contract # 402 *\n*\n*\n*\nDEMO-04159-00194\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER sun 5/q\\9n0226 BMT-MM-DFS-00001935", "img_46442.png": "*\n*\n\u00b0 PA ENT FORM\nT, INC. 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REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43771.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43777.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43779.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43786.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43804.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43806.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43807.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_43822.png": "Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. REQUEST FOR PAYMEN'\nPO Box 587 No. B T \u201c4E99 \u201c0310-2\nWarsaw, IN 46581-0587 Date 10/29/2016\nVENDOR: Roger Emerson Jr. MD : ny\n3 Castle Creek Court NOV 5 2010\nDallas, TX 75225-1821\nAccount No. Amount\n05 2630 eee cence cece eee ents ee eeeneeeneenes 7,502.53\nACH Total 7,502.53\"\nDESCRIPTION FOR REQUEST\nRoyalty product: Vanguard - E1\nFor Period Starting: 1/1/2010\nEnding: 9/30/2010\nYear-to-Date Sales: $13,519,151 7\nDate to be Paid: EEE EE /2040\nApproved By: Dina, dbdman\nVENDOR PAY DATE 04-Biomet XXXXXXXX\n013684\n= ~\nDEMO-04159-00074\nCONFIDENTIAL: PROTECTIVE ORDER BMT-MM-DFS-00001815", "img_59636.png": "7, le LP eee ee 4\na? ay [huotigy \u00a3 \u201c2 tea\ne sin :\n, Fy WALL SS 25\nMi Mr hi 2\nagic Moments 2.2.2.0 oc.\nLor fe- 0 A Lorie Pe~chirs\n. Sto) I ftn y AWAllaleLUksicq'Ze (efeL0 nal-ialecwu lox) m=10 10/0 [eles 1,0 |[0) (0/472", "img_59684.png": "a\nORDER FORM\nOrder extra prints and\nenlargements now by us-\ning negative number lo-\ncated on edge of film.\nfaone EEE = |\nos |\nfi Pe |\n7 eee |\nPap Somes |\n3 , re\n\u2014 I fo a ee a\na2 [sae ee ee |\noa tL ee\ncated ee ieee ee |\ni ae eg ee eee |\nAap ne ete oe cea |\nFasiolene apes [outa |\nr) Het alse Bele ee\n\u20143 Roa) cee |\n= erp] take [ee\ne i ee oe pope)\nras frie ewe meeps 2S |\neee sf te Be Se\nNAME\nDO NOT CUT NEGATIVES\ncc-120\n: SOL OCI : 45: (ofes146 | [60s", "img_4461.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4464.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4467.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4468.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4470.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4471.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_4473.png": "*\nJuly 31, 2003\nConsumer Relations Efficiency Team\nTeam: Nancy Bowland = Sharonda McMurray Veronica Walton\nGary Hicks Nancy Montgomery Yvette Willard\nTodd Holbrook Brice O\u2019Brien\nCindi Hunter Donna Walkup\nObjective: Balance cost efficiency with quality customer service\nOur Process:\n= Examined Consumer Relations cost structure:\n- West Interactive \u2014 Automation - AT&T\n- Bellomy \u2014 Live Rep - Brand Chargebacks\n- YA \u2014 Live Rep - Vertis\n- Ghostwriters\nReasons for Consumer Contact:\nRequest Catalog/Order Form\nMailing List Request (add, change, update add, target change)\nPromotional Questions (lists, seals/c-notes questions, terms, Web issues, etc.)\nNon-receipt DM, conversion, fulfillment\nELP Issues \u2014 card request, statement issues\n@\n= Conducted a zero-based planning exercise - Hierarchy of Importance for Live Rep Support\nNon-Critical\nL Retailer calls/\n\u00b0 other issues\nLive Rep L Catalog/order form requests\nAccess\n. Promotional program issues\n\u201c (order status, complaints)\nL Brand product/packaging changes\no Mailing list additions/Database updates\nCritical Product Quality/Liability Issues 8\n@ at\na\n\u2014_\n= Examined 4 levels of service options ranging from $1.1MM to $6.1MM. =", "img_6864.png": "OATE\n2 TO:\n\nNAME\n\nPea\n\nTELEX/TELECOPY NUMBER\n\n973-564-5292\n\nFROM:\n\nNAME COMPANY\n\nMoma iP\n\nTELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER NUMBER OF PAGES\n\na\n\nDv Berm:\nto\nEnclosed pleat Gnd a dof (aby he\nr : woubol be\nSAG. Commenter 0\u00b0 Suggestion\nue cust .\nThorka,,\nCann\n\n8\n&\n8", "img_6865.png": "OATE\n2 TO:\n\nNAME\n\nPea\n\nTELEX/TELECOPY NUMBER\n\n973-564-5292\n\nFROM:\n\nNAME COMPANY\n\nMoma iP\n\nTELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER NUMBER OF PAGES\n\na\n\nDv Berm:\nto\nEnclosed pleat Gnd a dof (aby he\nr : woubol be\nSAG. Commenter 0\u00b0 Suggestion\nue cust .\nThorka,,\nCann\n\n8\n&\n8", "img_6868.png": "OATE\n2 TO:\n\nNAME\n\nPea\n\nTELEX/TELECOPY NUMBER\n\n973-564-5292\n\nFROM:\n\nNAME COMPANY\n\nMoma iP\n\nTELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER NUMBER OF PAGES\n\na\n\nDv Berm:\nto\nEnclosed pleat Gnd a dof (aby he\nr : woubol be\nSAG. Commenter 0\u00b0 Suggestion\nue cust .\nThorka,,\nCann\n\n8\n&\n8", "img_6870.png": "OATE\n2 TO:\n\nNAME\n\nPea\n\nTELEX/TELECOPY NUMBER\n\n973-564-5292\n\nFROM:\n\nNAME COMPANY\n\nMoma iP\n\nTELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER NUMBER OF PAGES\n\na\n\nDv Berm:\nto\nEnclosed pleat Gnd a dof (aby he\nr : woubol be\nSAG. Commenter 0\u00b0 Suggestion\nue cust .\nThorka,,\nCann\n\n8\n&\n8", "img_6877.png": "OATE\n2 TO:\n\nNAME\n\nPea\n\nTELEX/TELECOPY NUMBER\n\n973-564-5292\n\nFROM:\n\nNAME COMPANY\n\nMoma iP\n\nTELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER NUMBER OF PAGES\n\na\n\nDv Berm:\nto\nEnclosed pleat Gnd a dof (aby he\nr : woubol be\nSAG. Commenter 0\u00b0 Suggestion\nue cust .\nThorka,,\nCann\n\n8\n&\n8", "img_64227.png": "SUPPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN DIETS WITH VITAMIN E\nA Statement of the\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nDIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\n(Prepared by the Committee on Nutritional Misinformation)\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\n\u00e9 June, 1973", "img_64228.png": "SUPPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN DIETS WITH VITAMIN E\nA Statement of the\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nDIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\n(Prepared by the Committee on Nutritional Misinformation)\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\n\u00e9 June, 1973", "img_64229.png": "SUPPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN DIETS WITH VITAMIN E\nA Statement of the\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nDIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\n(Prepared by the Committee on Nutritional Misinformation)\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\n\u00e9 June, 1973", "img_51323.png": "USE OF CHEMICAL\nADDITIVES IN FOODS\nSTATEMENT\nPREPARED\nFOOD PROTECTION COMMITTEE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL", "img_51324.png": "USE OF CHEMICAL\nADDITIVES IN FOODS\nSTATEMENT\nPREPARED\nFOOD PROTECTION COMMITTEE\nFOOD AND NUTRITION BOARD\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL", "img_56809.png": "Aart 13 -10,19\u20ac6\n3 FASEL\nFASEB | FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY 74987\nNn a 4 9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE, BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\nLene 65-320\n550 \u00a9\n[bate [ CEES | AMGLNirnaa|\nPAY To | | N CBRi_CCV |\nTHE WILLIAM J DARBY JUN 30 89 \\ GE987; $ 461.008\nSeon THE NUTRITION FNON ING. BES RAKKW EE EE eS\n2 489 5TH AVENUE =\n2 , NEW YORK N.Y. 10017\nThe sum at L6 SY dal ER ote\nONG ine sumot ll & Vides O Oots\nState National Bank GG Biey ae \u2018\nROCKVILLE. MARYLAND 20852 a The 12 (CK.\neH0550\"032c01 wOO0OBER 43\nBIGKSATecais alam TE eegamrrene iia ee OT ae\nSe eee ea ee\nPe ee ee a be\nJUN 30 80 REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL EXPENSE PER LETTER ___\n[JUNE 18 1980s ee eS gous Deel OEE\nFEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES\nFOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE, BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\na Sea sie. REMITTANCE ADVICE\nPLEASE DETACH THIS STUB BEFORE DEPOSITING CHECK", "img_56812.png": "Aart 13 -10,19\u20ac6\n3 FASEL\nFASEB | FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY 74987\nNn a 4 9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE, BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\nLene 65-320\n550 \u00a9\n[bate [ CEES | AMGLNirnaa|\nPAY To | | N CBRi_CCV |\nTHE WILLIAM J DARBY JUN 30 89 \\ GE987; $ 461.008\nSeon THE NUTRITION FNON ING. BES RAKKW EE EE eS\n2 489 5TH AVENUE =\n2 , NEW YORK N.Y. 10017\nThe sum at L6 SY dal ER ote\nONG ine sumot ll & Vides O Oots\nState National Bank GG Biey ae \u2018\nROCKVILLE. MARYLAND 20852 a The 12 (CK.\neH0550\"032c01 wOO0OBER 43\nBIGKSATecais alam TE eegamrrene iia ee OT ae\nSe eee ea ee\nPe ee ee a be\nJUN 30 80 REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL EXPENSE PER LETTER ___\n[JUNE 18 1980s ee eS gous Deel OEE\nFEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETIES\nFOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY\n9650 ROCKVILLE PIKE, BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20014\na Sea sie. REMITTANCE ADVICE\nPLEASE DETACH THIS STUB BEFORE DEPOSITING CHECK", "img_15147.png": "A\n100\nInspiring Years\nReport on Corporate Governance\n\u2014 Significant adjustments, if any, arising out of audit Composition\n\u2014 Compliance with Accounting Standards The Audit Committee presently comprises six\n\u2014 Compliance with Stock Exchange and legal Now exeauve ones wer \u201com \u201che Independent\nrequirements concerning financial statements trectors. 1ne . airman of tne ommit \u20ace Is an\nIndependent Director. The Executive Director\n\u2014 Related party transactions representing the Finance function, the Chief Financial\n\u2014 Qualifications, if any, in draft audit report Officer, the Head of Internal Audit and the\n. representative of the Statutory Auditors are Invitees to\n\u2014 Report of the Directors & Management Discussion the Audit Committee. The Head of Internal Audit is the\nand Analysis; Co-ordinator and the Company Secretary is the\n(d) Reviewing with the management, external and internal Secretary to the Committee. The representative of the\nauditors, the adequacy of internal control systems Cost Auditors is invited to meetings of the Audit\nand the Company\u2019s statement on the same prior to Committee whenever matters relating to cost audit are\nendorsement by the Board; considered. All members of the Committee are\n(e) Reviewing the adequacy of the internal audit function, financially eral three members, including the\nincluding the structure of the internal audit department, Chairman of the Committee, have accounting and\nstaffing and seniority of the official heading the financial management expertise.\ndepartment, reporting structure, coverage and The names of the members of the Audit Committee,\nfrequency of internal audit; including its Chairman, are provided under the section\n(f) Reviewing reports of internal audit, including that \u2018Board of Directors & Committees\u2019 in the Report and\nof wholly owned subsidiaries, and discussion with Accounts.\ninternal auditors on any significant findings and .\nfollow-up thereon; Meetings and Attendance\n(g) Reviewing the findings of any internal investigations Details of Audit Committee Meetings during the\nby the internal auditors and the executive financial year\nmanagement's response on matters where there is During the financial year ended 31st March, 2011, nine\nsuspected fraud or irregularity or failure of internal meetings of the Audit Committee were held, as follows:\ncontrol systems of a material nature and reporting\nthe matter to the Board;\nCTL ay\n(h) Discussion with the external auditors, before the audit San nen\ncommences, on nature and scope of audit, as well mee\nas after conclusion of the audit, to ascertain any\nareas of concern and review the comments contained {Gt Apa 2010 5 5\nin their management letter;\n2 18th May, 2010 5 5\n(i) Reviewing the Company\u2019s financial and risk\nmanagement policies; S Qist May, 2010 5 5\n(j) Looking into the reasons for substantial defaults, 4 18th June, 2010 5 5\nif any, in payment to shareholders (in case of\nnon-payment of declared dividends) and creditors; Send duly, 2010 2 5\n(k) Considering such other matters as may be required \u20ac 23rd September, 2010 5 5\nby the Board;\nft  2oth October, 2010 Y 4\n(I) Reviewing any other areas which may be specified\nas role of the Audit Committee under the Listing 8 2and December, 2010 4 5\nAgreement, Companies Act and other statutes, as Bet lanay 2011 3\namended from time to time.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014 a", "img_15148.png": "A\n100\nInspiring Years\nReport on Corporate Governance\n\u2014 Significant adjustments, if any, arising out of audit Composition\n\u2014 Compliance with Accounting Standards The Audit Committee presently comprises six\n\u2014 Compliance with Stock Exchange and legal Now exeauve ones wer \u201com \u201che Independent\nrequirements concerning financial statements trectors. 1ne . airman of tne ommit \u20ace Is an\nIndependent Director. The Executive Director\n\u2014 Related party transactions representing the Finance function, the Chief Financial\n\u2014 Qualifications, if any, in draft audit report Officer, the Head of Internal Audit and the\n. representative of the Statutory Auditors are Invitees to\n\u2014 Report of the Directors & Management Discussion the Audit Committee. The Head of Internal Audit is the\nand Analysis; Co-ordinator and the Company Secretary is the\n(d) Reviewing with the management, external and internal Secretary to the Committee. The representative of the\nauditors, the adequacy of internal control systems Cost Auditors is invited to meetings of the Audit\nand the Company\u2019s statement on the same prior to Committee whenever matters relating to cost audit are\nendorsement by the Board; considered. All members of the Committee are\n(e) Reviewing the adequacy of the internal audit function, financially eral three members, including the\nincluding the structure of the internal audit department, Chairman of the Committee, have accounting and\nstaffing and seniority of the official heading the financial management expertise.\ndepartment, reporting structure, coverage and The names of the members of the Audit Committee,\nfrequency of internal audit; including its Chairman, are provided under the section\n(f) Reviewing reports of internal audit, including that \u2018Board of Directors & Committees\u2019 in the Report and\nof wholly owned subsidiaries, and discussion with Accounts.\ninternal auditors on any significant findings and .\nfollow-up thereon; Meetings and Attendance\n(g) Reviewing the findings of any internal investigations Details of Audit Committee Meetings during the\nby the internal auditors and the executive financial year\nmanagement's response on matters where there is During the financial year ended 31st March, 2011, nine\nsuspected fraud or irregularity or failure of internal meetings of the Audit Committee were held, as follows:\ncontrol systems of a material nature and reporting\nthe matter to the Board;\nCTL ay\n(h) Discussion with the external auditors, before the audit San nen\ncommences, on nature and scope of audit, as well mee\nas after conclusion of the audit, to ascertain any\nareas of concern and review the comments contained {Gt Apa 2010 5 5\nin their management letter;\n2 18th May, 2010 5 5\n(i) Reviewing the Company\u2019s financial and risk\nmanagement policies; S Qist May, 2010 5 5\n(j) Looking into the reasons for substantial defaults, 4 18th June, 2010 5 5\nif any, in payment to shareholders (in case of\nnon-payment of declared dividends) and creditors; Send duly, 2010 2 5\n(k) Considering such other matters as may be required \u20ac 23rd September, 2010 5 5\nby the Board;\nft  2oth October, 2010 Y 4\n(I) Reviewing any other areas which may be specified\nas role of the Audit Committee under the Listing 8 2and December, 2010 4 5\nAgreement, Companies Act and other statutes, as Bet lanay 2011 3\namended from time to time.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014 a", "img_15152.png": "A\n100\nInspiring Years\nReport on Corporate Governance\n\u2014 Significant adjustments, if any, arising out of audit Composition\n\u2014 Compliance with Accounting Standards The Audit Committee presently comprises six\n\u2014 Compliance with Stock Exchange and legal Now exeauve ones wer \u201com \u201che Independent\nrequirements concerning financial statements trectors. 1ne . airman of tne ommit \u20ace Is an\nIndependent Director. The Executive Director\n\u2014 Related party transactions representing the Finance function, the Chief Financial\n\u2014 Qualifications, if any, in draft audit report Officer, the Head of Internal Audit and the\n. representative of the Statutory Auditors are Invitees to\n\u2014 Report of the Directors & Management Discussion the Audit Committee. The Head of Internal Audit is the\nand Analysis; Co-ordinator and the Company Secretary is the\n(d) Reviewing with the management, external and internal Secretary to the Committee. The representative of the\nauditors, the adequacy of internal control systems Cost Auditors is invited to meetings of the Audit\nand the Company\u2019s statement on the same prior to Committee whenever matters relating to cost audit are\nendorsement by the Board; considered. All members of the Committee are\n(e) Reviewing the adequacy of the internal audit function, financially eral three members, including the\nincluding the structure of the internal audit department, Chairman of the Committee, have accounting and\nstaffing and seniority of the official heading the financial management expertise.\ndepartment, reporting structure, coverage and The names of the members of the Audit Committee,\nfrequency of internal audit; including its Chairman, are provided under the section\n(f) Reviewing reports of internal audit, including that \u2018Board of Directors & Committees\u2019 in the Report and\nof wholly owned subsidiaries, and discussion with Accounts.\ninternal auditors on any significant findings and .\nfollow-up thereon; Meetings and Attendance\n(g) Reviewing the findings of any internal investigations Details of Audit Committee Meetings during the\nby the internal auditors and the executive financial year\nmanagement's response on matters where there is During the financial year ended 31st March, 2011, nine\nsuspected fraud or irregularity or failure of internal meetings of the Audit Committee were held, as follows:\ncontrol systems of a material nature and reporting\nthe matter to the Board;\nCTL ay\n(h) Discussion with the external auditors, before the audit San nen\ncommences, on nature and scope of audit, as well mee\nas after conclusion of the audit, to ascertain any\nareas of concern and review the comments contained {Gt Apa 2010 5 5\nin their management letter;\n2 18th May, 2010 5 5\n(i) Reviewing the Company\u2019s financial and risk\nmanagement policies; S Qist May, 2010 5 5\n(j) Looking into the reasons for substantial defaults, 4 18th June, 2010 5 5\nif any, in payment to shareholders (in case of\nnon-payment of declared dividends) and creditors; Send duly, 2010 2 5\n(k) Considering such other matters as may be required \u20ac 23rd September, 2010 5 5\nby the Board;\nft  2oth October, 2010 Y 4\n(I) Reviewing any other areas which may be specified\nas role of the Audit Committee under the Listing 8 2and December, 2010 4 5\nAgreement, Companies Act and other statutes, as Bet lanay 2011 3\namended from time to time.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014 a", "img_15155.png": "A\n100\nInspiring Years\nReport on Corporate Governance\n\u2014 Significant adjustments, if any, arising out of audit Composition\n\u2014 Compliance with Accounting Standards The Audit Committee presently comprises six\n\u2014 Compliance with Stock Exchange and legal Now exeauve ones wer \u201com \u201che Independent\nrequirements concerning financial statements trectors. 1ne . airman of tne ommit \u20ace Is an\nIndependent Director. The Executive Director\n\u2014 Related party transactions representing the Finance function, the Chief Financial\n\u2014 Qualifications, if any, in draft audit report Officer, the Head of Internal Audit and the\n. representative of the Statutory Auditors are Invitees to\n\u2014 Report of the Directors & Management Discussion the Audit Committee. The Head of Internal Audit is the\nand Analysis; Co-ordinator and the Company Secretary is the\n(d) Reviewing with the management, external and internal Secretary to the Committee. The representative of the\nauditors, the adequacy of internal control systems Cost Auditors is invited to meetings of the Audit\nand the Company\u2019s statement on the same prior to Committee whenever matters relating to cost audit are\nendorsement by the Board; considered. All members of the Committee are\n(e) Reviewing the adequacy of the internal audit function, financially eral three members, including the\nincluding the structure of the internal audit department, Chairman of the Committee, have accounting and\nstaffing and seniority of the official heading the financial management expertise.\ndepartment, reporting structure, coverage and The names of the members of the Audit Committee,\nfrequency of internal audit; including its Chairman, are provided under the section\n(f) Reviewing reports of internal audit, including that \u2018Board of Directors & Committees\u2019 in the Report and\nof wholly owned subsidiaries, and discussion with Accounts.\ninternal auditors on any significant findings and .\nfollow-up thereon; Meetings and Attendance\n(g) Reviewing the findings of any internal investigations Details of Audit Committee Meetings during the\nby the internal auditors and the executive financial year\nmanagement's response on matters where there is During the financial year ended 31st March, 2011, nine\nsuspected fraud or irregularity or failure of internal meetings of the Audit Committee were held, as follows:\ncontrol systems of a material nature and reporting\nthe matter to the Board;\nCTL ay\n(h) Discussion with the external auditors, before the audit San nen\ncommences, on nature and scope of audit, as well mee\nas after conclusion of the audit, to ascertain any\nareas of concern and review the comments contained {Gt Apa 2010 5 5\nin their management letter;\n2 18th May, 2010 5 5\n(i) Reviewing the Company\u2019s financial and risk\nmanagement policies; S Qist May, 2010 5 5\n(j) Looking into the reasons for substantial defaults, 4 18th June, 2010 5 5\nif any, in payment to shareholders (in case of\nnon-payment of declared dividends) and creditors; Send duly, 2010 2 5\n(k) Considering such other matters as may be required \u20ac 23rd September, 2010 5 5\nby the Board;\nft  2oth October, 2010 Y 4\n(I) Reviewing any other areas which may be specified\nas role of the Audit Committee under the Listing 8 2and December, 2010 4 5\nAgreement, Companies Act and other statutes, as Bet lanay 2011 3\namended from time to time.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014 a", "img_15277.png": "A\nInspiring Years\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE), Bombay\nStock Exchange (BSE), Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\na\na ChT ma Cn) ci i) MTT ct i) TTI PL i MOTT} ct i) OTT\neS HES eS eS\ntS) it) OSs) its) its) US) ii) ig) UU 9 CSD)\n(BOTO APR (186.90 130.05 105401 1860 18050 4S 18290 8220\nMAT Bee teed | [Gee aed febds ce ate ee\n| UNE S95 a7G0 150084 S808 ses elese bo 00S GS GD\n= Uy bee iso e0 | leoeee Goto te ae eee eee\n| AUGUST \u00ab\u2014 105.00 1G155 11888 1eb.05 S150 45 15600 bb 85 AG\n= SEPTEMBER | GCG (Graces alae ees eee ee\nOCTOBER E180 16500 ered 1Ba70 tebs0 febs0 EC\n= BOVEMBER ese (et 0 | Wiese eae tee0 ete ee\nDECEMBER \u00ab170.85 (8415 S108 toes tudo 0b, EC\n=O GANUARY E100) eb05 ache de 0 ee\nMARCH 184.00 165.60: 171137. 183.00. 165.50. 21036 Nil Nil Nit 4.07 3.72 25\nNotes: Share Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n200: F000:\n180. ae oe oe\n= a eeaaaannnneneeee So oe 2\nQe 180: ee =e Zz\n= eee 5\nS540 \u2014 _. 2\noO\n5 120:\n100: 4000:\n2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . . . =\n2 Z 3 3 2 5 8 3 & & 2 Z\nsean: {Te Share Price: \u2018tne S&P CNX Nifty\nNotes: Indicates monthly closing positions.\nShare Price adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n200. 200000:\n186: 180000: g\ng . _ <\u2014 6\ng 180 oe eS Oe 160000 3\no Soe a ee S a C\ng 130 . SR Se Gees 5\na >\n100: 100000:\n. \u00a9 . . e e e 5 e e\nes = = f= fe 2 th lGhlULG ll\nHighest SO. Lowest See Volume Traded:\nNotes: Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\nShare Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qnbx0223", "img_15281.png": "A\nInspiring Years\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE), Bombay\nStock Exchange (BSE), Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\na\na ChT ma Cn) ci i) MTT ct i) TTI PL i MOTT} ct i) OTT\neS HES eS eS\ntS) it) OSs) its) its) US) ii) ig) UU 9 CSD)\n(BOTO APR (186.90 130.05 105401 1860 18050 4S 18290 8220\nMAT Bee teed | [Gee aed febds ce ate ee\n| UNE S95 a7G0 150084 S808 ses elese bo 00S GS GD\n= Uy bee iso e0 | leoeee Goto te ae eee eee\n| AUGUST \u00ab\u2014 105.00 1G155 11888 1eb.05 S150 45 15600 bb 85 AG\n= SEPTEMBER | GCG (Graces alae ees eee ee\nOCTOBER E180 16500 ered 1Ba70 tebs0 febs0 EC\n= BOVEMBER ese (et 0 | Wiese eae tee0 ete ee\nDECEMBER \u00ab170.85 (8415 S108 toes tudo 0b, EC\n=O GANUARY E100) eb05 ache de 0 ee\nMARCH 184.00 165.60: 171137. 183.00. 165.50. 21036 Nil Nil Nit 4.07 3.72 25\nNotes: Share Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n200: F000:\n180. ae oe oe\n= a eeaaaannnneneeee So oe 2\nQe 180: ee =e Zz\n= eee 5\nS540 \u2014 _. 2\noO\n5 120:\n100: 4000:\n2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . . . =\n2 Z 3 3 2 5 8 3 & & 2 Z\nsean: {Te Share Price: \u2018tne S&P CNX Nifty\nNotes: Indicates monthly closing positions.\nShare Price adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n200. 200000:\n186: 180000: g\ng . _ <\u2014 6\ng 180 oe eS Oe 160000 3\no Soe a ee S a C\ng 130 . SR Se Gees 5\na >\n100: 100000:\n. \u00a9 . . e e e 5 e e\nes = = f= fe 2 th lGhlULG ll\nHighest SO. Lowest See Volume Traded:\nNotes: Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\nShare Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qnbx0223", "img_15282.png": "A\nInspiring Years\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE), Bombay\nStock Exchange (BSE), Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\na\na ChT ma Cn) ci i) MTT ct i) TTI PL i MOTT} ct i) OTT\neS HES eS eS\ntS) it) OSs) its) its) US) ii) ig) UU 9 CSD)\n(BOTO APR (186.90 130.05 105401 1860 18050 4S 18290 8220\nMAT Bee teed | [Gee aed febds ce ate ee\n| UNE S95 a7G0 150084 S808 ses elese bo 00S GS GD\n= Uy bee iso e0 | leoeee Goto te ae eee eee\n| AUGUST \u00ab\u2014 105.00 1G155 11888 1eb.05 S150 45 15600 bb 85 AG\n= SEPTEMBER | GCG (Graces alae ees eee ee\nOCTOBER E180 16500 ered 1Ba70 tebs0 febs0 EC\n= BOVEMBER ese (et 0 | Wiese eae tee0 ete ee\nDECEMBER \u00ab170.85 (8415 S108 toes tudo 0b, EC\n=O GANUARY E100) eb05 ache de 0 ee\nMARCH 184.00 165.60: 171137. 183.00. 165.50. 21036 Nil Nil Nit 4.07 3.72 25\nNotes: Share Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n200: F000:\n180. ae oe oe\n= a eeaaaannnneneeee So oe 2\nQe 180: ee =e Zz\n= eee 5\nS540 \u2014 _. 2\noO\n5 120:\n100: 4000:\n2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . . . =\n2 Z 3 3 2 5 8 3 & & 2 Z\nsean: {Te Share Price: \u2018tne S&P CNX Nifty\nNotes: Indicates monthly closing positions.\nShare Price adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n200. 200000:\n186: 180000: g\ng . _ <\u2014 6\ng 180 oe eS Oe 160000 3\no Soe a ee S a C\ng 130 . SR Se Gees 5\na >\n100: 100000:\n. \u00a9 . . e e e 5 e e\nes = = f= fe 2 th lGhlULG ll\nHighest SO. Lowest See Volume Traded:\nNotes: Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\nShare Price & Volume adjusted to reflect Bonus shares issued in 2010-11.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qnbx0223", "img_15117.png": "A\n100\nInspiring Years\nReport of the Directors\ncr . investments in product development, innovation,\nee FMCG \u2014 Others soe cre) manufacturing technology and unmatched distribution\n4g82 infrastructure have substantially enhanced the market\nee - standing and consumer franchise of your Company\u2019s\n4000 9642 / brands. The quality of your Company\u2019s products continues\n3500 \\\\ << to be \u2018best-in-class\u2019 and is seen as a benchmark in the\n3000 ao | _ industry across all segments.\nBit\n2500 x The year saw unprecedented inflation in food prices\n5000 oe 7 7 . | around the world. In India, food inflation had spiralled to\n< an all time high of around 18% with commodities such\nBF) 1 [| esucevemate ion hy pean mes\n1013 as edible vegetable oils and dairy products witnessing\n1000 563 \u00bb close to 50% inflation owing to several global and India\n500 304 e centric causes. The inflationary pressure on input costs\n109 _\\ -\n0 - W \\ _ _ _ . was mitigated through a combination of smart sourcing,\n2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 200809 200810 2010-11 increased internal efficiencies and cost saving actions\nacross the supply chain, thereby minimizing the cost\nburden on the consumer.\nsaath cotte cocue csibe hen | Duta he year, your Company kunced \u2018Sunteas\nEMCG market. Se men Bos Its reflect the gestation Yippee!\u2019 noodles in the fast growing \u2018instant noodles\u2019\nts of th b a | ra ly comprisin 9 t category in two exciting flavours. Extensive consumer\ncosts vat dwith br Wd ul ding. yon t de a coment research and product development were undertaken to\nassocia ec al u 19; procuct developme . incorporate consumer relevant differentiation and\nR&D and infrastructure creation. The year under review uniqueness in the offerings. This was further fortified b\nsaw a 23% growth in Segment Revenues and a significant an ottective communication campaign highlighting the,\nimprovement in Segment Results which recorded a positive . . . . .\nswing of @ 52 crores at the PBIT level product differentiators. \u2018Sunfeast Yippee!\u2019 has received\nwing vel. an encouraging consumer response and holds out the\nYour Company\u2019s unwavering focus on quality, innovation promise of emerging as a sizeable winner.\nane tena n Pac keeY deep Srosponeh insights, In the Staples business, \u2018Aashirvaad\u2019 atta sustained\nth, mn alr th on ath nite va rehio vosit SUPP IY its leadership position. \u2018Aashirvaad\u2019 multigrain atta,\nthe Indian eM CG induct en iis leadership position in launched last year, was well received by consumers\n' industry. and is witnessing significant growth. Your Company also\nHighlights of progress in each category are set out below. scaled up its presence in the branded Spices segment\nduring the year with the launch of \u2018Aashirvaad\u2019 rasam\nBranded Packaged Foods and sambhar blended powders in target markets,\nYour Company's Branded Packaged Foods business leveraging the brand's market standing of superior and\ncontinued to expand rapidly with sales recording an consistent quality.\nimpressive growth of 25% over the previous year. During In the Biscuits category, your Company\u2019s \u2018Sunfeast\u2019\nthe year, the business focused on enhancing consumer brand recorded significant growth, especially in the\nfranchise through new product launches, heightened value-added and premium end. The year witnessed the\ncommunication and increased levels of consumer launch of a slew of products in new and exciting formats.\nactivation. Value capture was improved through cost Research on consumer preferences and understanding\nreductions across the supply chain and optimisation of of regional palates were undertaken and led to the launch\nworking capital deployment. A wide range of well- of differentiated milk cookies for consumers in target\ndifferentiated products, supported by significant markets. The \u2018Sunfeast\u2019 range witnessed enrichment\nYour Company\u2019s Branded Packaged Foods business continued\nto expand rapidly with sales recording an impressive growth\nof 25% over the previous year.\n{EC Report and Accounts 2014 GB", "img_52178.png": "RIP-6\nGig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 41/6 61/6\n498058 61/6 51/6\n498059 41/6 61/6\n498060 51/6 51/6\n498061 51/6 61/6\n498062 61/6 61/6\n\nRIP-4\nCig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 1I/5SE 31/1NI/2SE\n498058 1LI/5SE 1I/1NI/4SE\n498059 6SE 6NI\n498060 6SE 2NI/4SE\n498061 In progress INI/5SE\n498062 In progress 4NI/2SE\n\np4\u00a3448 wp .3\n584100572", "img_52180.png": "RIP-6\nGig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 41/6 61/6\n498058 61/6 51/6\n498059 41/6 61/6\n498060 51/6 51/6\n498061 51/6 61/6\n498062 61/6 61/6\n\nRIP-4\nCig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 1I/5SE 31/1NI/2SE\n498058 1LI/5SE 1I/1NI/4SE\n498059 6SE 6NI\n498060 6SE 2NI/4SE\n498061 In progress INI/5SE\n498062 In progress 4NI/2SE\n\np4\u00a3448 wp .3\n584100572", "img_52183.png": "RIP-6\nGig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 41/6 61/6\n498058 61/6 51/6\n498059 41/6 61/6\n498060 51/6 51/6\n498061 51/6 61/6\n498062 61/6 61/6\n\nRIP-4\nCig. Code B&W Ecusta\n498057 1I/5SE 31/1NI/2SE\n498058 1LI/5SE 1I/1NI/4SE\n498059 6SE 6NI\n498060 6SE 2NI/4SE\n498061 In progress INI/5SE\n498062 In progress 4NI/2SE\n\np4\u00a3448 wp .3\n584100572", "img_59423.png": "\u2014\u2014 = second announcement =\nHEALTH EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS\nOF\nESSENTIAL AND TOXIC ELEMENTS\n\npiers SP St \\\n\n- AOS ;\nCETERA 0\nEe >\n\nCour ZZ TTI ea NSS\n\nTTT TAPE.\nPere\npole\ninternational symposium\nLund , Sweden\nJune 13 - June 18\naes OIG 5 eee ae\n0 a bitos//wawny ind rvdocumen edu/docs/gnci0", "img_59427.png": "\u2014\u2014 = second announcement =\nHEALTH EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS\nOF\nESSENTIAL AND TOXIC ELEMENTS\n\npiers SP St \\\n\n- AOS ;\nCETERA 0\nEe >\n\nCour ZZ TTI ea NSS\n\nTTT TAPE.\nPere\npole\ninternational symposium\nLund , Sweden\nJune 13 - June 18\naes OIG 5 eee ae\n0 a bitos//wawny ind rvdocumen edu/docs/gnci0", "img_59428.png": "\u2014\u2014 = second announcement =\nHEALTH EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS\nOF\nESSENTIAL AND TOXIC ELEMENTS\n\npiers SP St \\\n\n- AOS ;\nCETERA 0\nEe >\n\nCour ZZ TTI ea NSS\n\nTTT TAPE.\nPere\npole\ninternational symposium\nLund , Sweden\nJune 13 - June 18\naes OIG 5 eee ae\n0 a bitos//wawny ind rvdocumen edu/docs/gnci0", "img_47931.png": "\u00a2.wine Ferd\nAugust 26th, 1981\n\nMEMORANDUM\nTO: Mrs. Irene Yacalis\nFROM: Dr. William J. Darby\nSUBJECT: Cicely Williams Fund\n\nPlease setup a Special Account separatly for the Cicely Williams\nFund.\n\nAs we get additional money in, we will transfer this to the British\nNutrition Foundation.\nWID/bab\nAttachments\n\nOurcebttoc anna do cuusgep enuilcdo oo foo)", "img_47929.png": "\u00a2.wine Ferd\nAugust 26th, 1981\n\nMEMORANDUM\nTO: Mrs. Irene Yacalis\nFROM: Dr. William J. Darby\nSUBJECT: Cicely Williams Fund\n\nPlease setup a Special Account separatly for the Cicely Williams\nFund.\n\nAs we get additional money in, we will transfer this to the British\nNutrition Foundation.\nWID/bab\nAttachments\n\nOurcebttoc anna do cuusgep enuilcdo oo foo)", "img_47934.png": "\u00a2.wine Ferd\nAugust 26th, 1981\n\nMEMORANDUM\nTO: Mrs. Irene Yacalis\nFROM: Dr. William J. Darby\nSUBJECT: Cicely Williams Fund\n\nPlease setup a Special Account separatly for the Cicely Williams\nFund.\n\nAs we get additional money in, we will transfer this to the British\nNutrition Foundation.\nWID/bab\nAttachments\n\nOurcebttoc anna do cuusgep enuilcdo oo foo)", "img_18866.png": "\u2018 t\not A\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT |\nTitle and/or Number of Document: _GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: } .\nClassification: Secret 4 Confidential 0\nDeliver To: Charlie Green\nFrom: __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT\nTitle and/or Number of Document: GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: 1\nClassification: Secret i Confidential O\nDeliver To: Charlie Green an\nFrom; __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE\nA. When Transmitting: B. When Receiving:\nPrepare top and bottom of form Verify that material received is as described.\nand forward form with material. Sign and return bottom portion of form to\nsender. Retain top portion of form for your files. in\nS\nwt\neo\n- a\nWw\nwm\nae", "img_18870.png": "\u2018 t\not A\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT |\nTitle and/or Number of Document: _GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: } .\nClassification: Secret 4 Confidential 0\nDeliver To: Charlie Green\nFrom: __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT\nTitle and/or Number of Document: GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: 1\nClassification: Secret i Confidential O\nDeliver To: Charlie Green an\nFrom; __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE\nA. When Transmitting: B. When Receiving:\nPrepare top and bottom of form Verify that material received is as described.\nand forward form with material. Sign and return bottom portion of form to\nsender. Retain top portion of form for your files. in\nS\nwt\neo\n- a\nWw\nwm\nae", "img_18872.png": "\u2018 t\not A\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT |\nTitle and/or Number of Document: _GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: } .\nClassification: Secret 4 Confidential 0\nDeliver To: Charlie Green\nFrom: __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT\nTitle and/or Number of Document: GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: 1\nClassification: Secret i Confidential O\nDeliver To: Charlie Green an\nFrom; __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE\nA. When Transmitting: B. When Receiving:\nPrepare top and bottom of form Verify that material received is as described.\nand forward form with material. Sign and return bottom portion of form to\nsender. Retain top portion of form for your files. in\nS\nwt\neo\n- a\nWw\nwm\nae", "img_18875.png": "\u2018 t\not A\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT |\nTitle and/or Number of Document: _GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: } .\nClassification: Secret 4 Confidential 0\nDeliver To: Charlie Green\nFrom: __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nCLASSIFIED MATERIAL RECEIPT\nTitle and/or Number of Document: GTC Testing Program Memo\nNumber of Copies: 1\nClassification: Secret i Confidential O\nDeliver To: Charlie Green an\nFrom; __ Rhenda H. Steele Date: _August 30, 1994\nReceived By: Date:\nINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE\nA. When Transmitting: B. When Receiving:\nPrepare top and bottom of form Verify that material received is as described.\nand forward form with material. Sign and return bottom portion of form to\nsender. Retain top portion of form for your files. in\nS\nwt\neo\n- a\nWw\nwm\nae", "img_63810.png": "TABLE 2\nMean Nutrient Intake for Men Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroups in Low Income and High Income ratio States -\nTen State Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish American\nLow High Low High i High\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 189 401 166 47 43 21\nCalories 1937 2181 1508 1833 1812 1826\nProtein (Gm) 77.6 88.8 64.4 Fok 78.2 TIT\nCalcium (Gm) 0.870 0.811 0.540 0.605 0.462 0.874\nIron (mg) 12.2 15.0 10.6 A1,t 13.7 11,7\nVitamin A (IU) 5,138 5,341 5,028 4,086 3,354 3,046\nThiamine (mg) dade E17 1.01 Eek? Le23 1.28\nRiboflavin (mg) 1.86 1.79 LS75 1.41 Aes 1.83\nNiacin (mg) 16.15 22.29 15.04 14.52 23.80 12479\nVitamin C (mg) 57.8 62.8 56.1 45.5 50.6 54.5\nSYolUgexava alti ok=w/ANVAW AY Viale [UKsiunyio(efell]aal=1alesw (exc) i210 0)(0(elexs1(0191\\1(0| 0 -4Par4", "img_63811.png": "TABLE 2\nMean Nutrient Intake for Men Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroups in Low Income and High Income ratio States -\nTen State Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish American\nLow High Low High i High\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 189 401 166 47 43 21\nCalories 1937 2181 1508 1833 1812 1826\nProtein (Gm) 77.6 88.8 64.4 Fok 78.2 TIT\nCalcium (Gm) 0.870 0.811 0.540 0.605 0.462 0.874\nIron (mg) 12.2 15.0 10.6 A1,t 13.7 11,7\nVitamin A (IU) 5,138 5,341 5,028 4,086 3,354 3,046\nThiamine (mg) dade E17 1.01 Eek? Le23 1.28\nRiboflavin (mg) 1.86 1.79 LS75 1.41 Aes 1.83\nNiacin (mg) 16.15 22.29 15.04 14.52 23.80 12479\nVitamin C (mg) 57.8 62.8 56.1 45.5 50.6 54.5\nSYolUgexava alti ok=w/ANVAW AY Viale [UKsiunyio(efell]aal=1alesw (exc) i210 0)(0(elexs1(0191\\1(0| 0 -4Par4", "img_63812.png": "TABLE 2\nMean Nutrient Intake for Men Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroups in Low Income and High Income ratio States -\nTen State Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish American\nLow High Low High i High\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 189 401 166 47 43 21\nCalories 1937 2181 1508 1833 1812 1826\nProtein (Gm) 77.6 88.8 64.4 Fok 78.2 TIT\nCalcium (Gm) 0.870 0.811 0.540 0.605 0.462 0.874\nIron (mg) 12.2 15.0 10.6 A1,t 13.7 11,7\nVitamin A (IU) 5,138 5,341 5,028 4,086 3,354 3,046\nThiamine (mg) dade E17 1.01 Eek? Le23 1.28\nRiboflavin (mg) 1.86 1.79 LS75 1.41 Aes 1.83\nNiacin (mg) 16.15 22.29 15.04 14.52 23.80 12479\nVitamin C (mg) 57.8 62.8 56.1 45.5 50.6 54.5\nSYolUgexava alti ok=w/ANVAW AY Viale [UKsiunyio(efell]aal=1alesw (exc) i210 0)(0(elexs1(0191\\1(0| 0 -4Par4", "img_63750.png": "TABLE 3\nMean Nutrient Intake for Women Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroup in Low Income and High Income Ratio States -\nTen Ssate Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish-American\n\nLow ~ High Low a igh aoe Re\n\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 221 549 275 79 50 35\nCalories 1,442 17515 1,174 1,276 1,623 1,405\nProtein (Gm) 58.0 65.0 48.3 56.9 68.7 570k\nCalcium (Gm) 0.624 0.604 0.489 0.456 0.587 0.567\nIron (mg) 95 10.5 7.8 8.6 11.1 8.8\nVitamin A (IU) 3,791 5,542 5,867 6,091 3,441 2,662\nThiamine (mg) 0.94 0,87 0.74 0.78 1.00 1.19\nRiboflavin (mg) L237 1.48 Lids 121 1.36 1.46\nNiacin (mg) 12,39 17.00 12.14 12.02 19.44 10.50\nVitamin C (mg) 65.8 71.0 61.4 65.4 75.8 43.9\n\nSYolU] cexzban alti ok=se/ANVAW AV aLe 16K] (nce (oLeLU] anla1aleswb lens) mayo [0)(e(elex=1,01a\\\"\\1(0| @-aear A", "img_63751.png": "TABLE 3\nMean Nutrient Intake for Women Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroup in Low Income and High Income Ratio States -\nTen Ssate Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish-American\n\nLow ~ High Low a igh aoe Re\n\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 221 549 275 79 50 35\nCalories 1,442 17515 1,174 1,276 1,623 1,405\nProtein (Gm) 58.0 65.0 48.3 56.9 68.7 570k\nCalcium (Gm) 0.624 0.604 0.489 0.456 0.587 0.567\nIron (mg) 95 10.5 7.8 8.6 11.1 8.8\nVitamin A (IU) 3,791 5,542 5,867 6,091 3,441 2,662\nThiamine (mg) 0.94 0,87 0.74 0.78 1.00 1.19\nRiboflavin (mg) L237 1.48 Lids 121 1.36 1.46\nNiacin (mg) 12,39 17.00 12.14 12.02 19.44 10.50\nVitamin C (mg) 65.8 71.0 61.4 65.4 75.8 43.9\n\nSYolU] cexzban alti ok=se/ANVAW AV aLe 16K] (nce (oLeLU] anla1aleswb lens) mayo [0)(e(elex=1,01a\\\"\\1(0| @-aear A", "img_63752.png": "TABLE 3\nMean Nutrient Intake for Women Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroup in Low Income and High Income Ratio States -\nTen Ssate Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish-American\n\nLow ~ High Low a igh aoe Re\n\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 221 549 275 79 50 35\nCalories 1,442 17515 1,174 1,276 1,623 1,405\nProtein (Gm) 58.0 65.0 48.3 56.9 68.7 570k\nCalcium (Gm) 0.624 0.604 0.489 0.456 0.587 0.567\nIron (mg) 95 10.5 7.8 8.6 11.1 8.8\nVitamin A (IU) 3,791 5,542 5,867 6,091 3,441 2,662\nThiamine (mg) 0.94 0,87 0.74 0.78 1.00 1.19\nRiboflavin (mg) L237 1.48 Lids 121 1.36 1.46\nNiacin (mg) 12,39 17.00 12.14 12.02 19.44 10.50\nVitamin C (mg) 65.8 71.0 61.4 65.4 75.8 43.9\n\nSYolU] cexzban alti ok=se/ANVAW AV aLe 16K] (nce (oLeLU] anla1aleswb lens) mayo [0)(e(elex=1,01a\\\"\\1(0| @-aear A", "img_63753.png": "TABLE 3\nMean Nutrient Intake for Women Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroup in Low Income and High Income Ratio States -\nTen Ssate Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish-American\n\nLow ~ High Low a igh aoe Re\n\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 221 549 275 79 50 35\nCalories 1,442 17515 1,174 1,276 1,623 1,405\nProtein (Gm) 58.0 65.0 48.3 56.9 68.7 570k\nCalcium (Gm) 0.624 0.604 0.489 0.456 0.587 0.567\nIron (mg) 95 10.5 7.8 8.6 11.1 8.8\nVitamin A (IU) 3,791 5,542 5,867 6,091 3,441 2,662\nThiamine (mg) 0.94 0,87 0.74 0.78 1.00 1.19\nRiboflavin (mg) L237 1.48 Lids 121 1.36 1.46\nNiacin (mg) 12,39 17.00 12.14 12.02 19.44 10.50\nVitamin C (mg) 65.8 71.0 61.4 65.4 75.8 43.9\n\nSYolU] cexzban alti ok=se/ANVAW AV aLe 16K] (nce (oLeLU] anla1aleswb lens) mayo [0)(e(elex=1,01a\\\"\\1(0| @-aear A", "img_63754.png": "TABLE 3\nMean Nutrient Intake for Women Sixty Years of Age and Over by Ethnic\nGroup in Low Income and High Income Ratio States -\nTen Ssate Nutrition Survey (1968-1970)\nWhite Black Spanish-American\n\nLow ~ High Low a igh aoe Re\n\nIncome Income Income Income Income Income\nNumber of Persons 221 549 275 79 50 35\nCalories 1,442 17515 1,174 1,276 1,623 1,405\nProtein (Gm) 58.0 65.0 48.3 56.9 68.7 570k\nCalcium (Gm) 0.624 0.604 0.489 0.456 0.587 0.567\nIron (mg) 95 10.5 7.8 8.6 11.1 8.8\nVitamin A (IU) 3,791 5,542 5,867 6,091 3,441 2,662\nThiamine (mg) 0.94 0,87 0.74 0.78 1.00 1.19\nRiboflavin (mg) L237 1.48 Lids 121 1.36 1.46\nNiacin (mg) 12,39 17.00 12.14 12.02 19.44 10.50\nVitamin C (mg) 65.8 71.0 61.4 65.4 75.8 43.9\n\nSYolU] cexzban alti ok=se/ANVAW AV aLe 16K] (nce (oLeLU] anla1aleswb lens) mayo [0)(e(elex=1,01a\\\"\\1(0| @-aear A", "img_63777.png": "|\n> we O\nTable 8\nClinical Measurements of Possible Usefulness in Study\n: : +\nof Aging in Man\n\nbiues\nHair greying score OR eley,\nHeight SAO pS)\nSeated height SORTS\nTrunk height -0.34\nBiacromial diameter -0.40\nSkin, thickness\nSGI ecls takulntay, 0.604\nNoma xees ize -0.124\nSystolic blood pressure Oe eouee)\nDiastolic blood pressure 0.409\nTotal vital capacity -0.402\nTidal volume\nOne-second expiratory volume = Orevle 209)\n\n\u201cTcociuilcients Or cOnnelatlonenepomted sinus cleetedmencie Geneas\n+ adapted from A. Comfort, Test-battery to Measure Aging-rate\nnie Maneeelbaimce tm lel wl 4 ssl See OOO\nSYo}U|cexowan alt OSH / AV MAWANIVAL AL [UKS11aZ0 (0 le10]pa(=1pltsmulexsy im =1e [0] (0 [0 ]ex:)(0]A)W(0 | /ears", "img_63779.png": "|\n> we O\nTable 8\nClinical Measurements of Possible Usefulness in Study\n: : +\nof Aging in Man\n\nbiues\nHair greying score OR eley,\nHeight SAO pS)\nSeated height SORTS\nTrunk height -0.34\nBiacromial diameter -0.40\nSkin, thickness\nSGI ecls takulntay, 0.604\nNoma xees ize -0.124\nSystolic blood pressure Oe eouee)\nDiastolic blood pressure 0.409\nTotal vital capacity -0.402\nTidal volume\nOne-second expiratory volume = Orevle 209)\n\n\u201cTcociuilcients Or cOnnelatlonenepomted sinus cleetedmencie Geneas\n+ adapted from A. Comfort, Test-battery to Measure Aging-rate\nnie Maneeelbaimce tm lel wl 4 ssl See OOO\nSYo}U|cexowan alt OSH / AV MAWANIVAL AL [UKS11aZ0 (0 le10]pa(=1pltsmulexsy im =1e [0] (0 [0 ]ex:)(0]A)W(0 | /ears", "img_64830.png": "COMMITTEE ON FOOD PROTECTION (cont. )\nCc. E. F, Guterman. ... . Director of Research, N. Y. State College of Agricul-\nture, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, New York\nDavid B. Hand. .... . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nElliott A. Maynard . . .. School of Medicine and Dentistry, Univ. of Rochester,\nRochester 4, New York\nGeorge L. McNew. . . . . . Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research, Yonkers 3,\nNew York\nR. Blackwell Smith, Jr. . . Dean, School of Pharmacy, Medical College of Virginia,\nRichmond 19, Virginia\nCOMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL FEEDING\nMargaret A. Ohlson, Chairman . . Dept. of Foods and Nutrition, Michigan State\nCollege, East Lansing, Michigan\nM. K. Horwitt ..... . . Biochemical Research Lab., Elgin State Hospital,\nElgin, Illinois\nRosalind Lifquist ... . . Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, U. S.\nDept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, D. C.\nElizabeth Perry .... . . Dept. of Public Health and Welfare, City Hospital,\n3395 Scranton Road, Cleveland 9, Ohio\nIsola D. Robinson... . . Dietetics Specialist, American Hospital Associaton,\n18 East Division Street, Chicago 10, Illinois\nAlice H. Smith .... . . Division of Local Health Administration, Michigan\nDept. of Health, Lansing 4, Michigan\nCOMMITTEE ON MATERNAL AND CHILD FEEDING\nIcie Macy Hoobler, Chairman . . Research Lab., Children's Fund of Michigan,\n, 660 Frederick Street, Detroit 2, Michigan\nKatherine Bain (Liaison) . .Children's Bureau, Federal Security Agency, Washington\n25> Re ee\nJames L. Gamble . ... . . Children's Hospital, 300 Longwood Avenue, Boston 15,\nMassachusetts\nGeorge M. Guest... . . . Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Univ. of\nCincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio\nJ. P. Pratt ...... =. =. Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Henry Ford Hospital,\nDetroit 2, Michigan\nGenevieve Stearns . ... . College of Medicine, State Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City,\nTowa\nHarold C. Stuart... . . Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck Street,\nBoston 15, Massachusetts\nAlfred H. Washburn . . . . .Child Research Council, 4200 East 9th Avenue, Denver 7,\nColorado\nCOMMITTEE ON MILK\nDavid B. Hand, Chairman . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nF. J. Doan. ...... . Professor of Dairy Manufacturing, Pennsylvania State\nCollege, State College, Pennsylvania\nH. E. 0. Heineman... . . Pet Milk Co., 1401 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Missouri\n(cont. )", "img_64831.png": "COMMITTEE ON FOOD PROTECTION (cont. )\nCc. E. F, Guterman. ... . Director of Research, N. Y. State College of Agricul-\nture, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, New York\nDavid B. Hand. .... . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nElliott A. Maynard . . .. School of Medicine and Dentistry, Univ. of Rochester,\nRochester 4, New York\nGeorge L. McNew. . . . . . Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research, Yonkers 3,\nNew York\nR. Blackwell Smith, Jr. . . Dean, School of Pharmacy, Medical College of Virginia,\nRichmond 19, Virginia\nCOMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL FEEDING\nMargaret A. Ohlson, Chairman . . Dept. of Foods and Nutrition, Michigan State\nCollege, East Lansing, Michigan\nM. K. Horwitt ..... . . Biochemical Research Lab., Elgin State Hospital,\nElgin, Illinois\nRosalind Lifquist ... . . Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, U. S.\nDept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, D. C.\nElizabeth Perry .... . . Dept. of Public Health and Welfare, City Hospital,\n3395 Scranton Road, Cleveland 9, Ohio\nIsola D. Robinson... . . Dietetics Specialist, American Hospital Associaton,\n18 East Division Street, Chicago 10, Illinois\nAlice H. Smith .... . . Division of Local Health Administration, Michigan\nDept. of Health, Lansing 4, Michigan\nCOMMITTEE ON MATERNAL AND CHILD FEEDING\nIcie Macy Hoobler, Chairman . . Research Lab., Children's Fund of Michigan,\n, 660 Frederick Street, Detroit 2, Michigan\nKatherine Bain (Liaison) . .Children's Bureau, Federal Security Agency, Washington\n25> Re ee\nJames L. Gamble . ... . . Children's Hospital, 300 Longwood Avenue, Boston 15,\nMassachusetts\nGeorge M. Guest... . . . Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Univ. of\nCincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio\nJ. P. Pratt ...... =. =. Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Henry Ford Hospital,\nDetroit 2, Michigan\nGenevieve Stearns . ... . College of Medicine, State Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City,\nTowa\nHarold C. Stuart... . . Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck Street,\nBoston 15, Massachusetts\nAlfred H. Washburn . . . . .Child Research Council, 4200 East 9th Avenue, Denver 7,\nColorado\nCOMMITTEE ON MILK\nDavid B. Hand, Chairman . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nF. J. Doan. ...... . Professor of Dairy Manufacturing, Pennsylvania State\nCollege, State College, Pennsylvania\nH. E. 0. Heineman... . . Pet Milk Co., 1401 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Missouri\n(cont. )", "img_64832.png": "COMMITTEE ON FOOD PROTECTION (cont. )\nCc. E. F, Guterman. ... . Director of Research, N. Y. State College of Agricul-\nture, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, New York\nDavid B. Hand. .... . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nElliott A. Maynard . . .. School of Medicine and Dentistry, Univ. of Rochester,\nRochester 4, New York\nGeorge L. McNew. . . . . . Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research, Yonkers 3,\nNew York\nR. Blackwell Smith, Jr. . . Dean, School of Pharmacy, Medical College of Virginia,\nRichmond 19, Virginia\nCOMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL FEEDING\nMargaret A. Ohlson, Chairman . . Dept. of Foods and Nutrition, Michigan State\nCollege, East Lansing, Michigan\nM. K. Horwitt ..... . . Biochemical Research Lab., Elgin State Hospital,\nElgin, Illinois\nRosalind Lifquist ... . . Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, U. S.\nDept. of Agriculture, Washington 25, D. C.\nElizabeth Perry .... . . Dept. of Public Health and Welfare, City Hospital,\n3395 Scranton Road, Cleveland 9, Ohio\nIsola D. Robinson... . . Dietetics Specialist, American Hospital Associaton,\n18 East Division Street, Chicago 10, Illinois\nAlice H. Smith .... . . Division of Local Health Administration, Michigan\nDept. of Health, Lansing 4, Michigan\nCOMMITTEE ON MATERNAL AND CHILD FEEDING\nIcie Macy Hoobler, Chairman . . Research Lab., Children's Fund of Michigan,\n, 660 Frederick Street, Detroit 2, Michigan\nKatherine Bain (Liaison) . .Children's Bureau, Federal Security Agency, Washington\n25> Re ee\nJames L. Gamble . ... . . Children's Hospital, 300 Longwood Avenue, Boston 15,\nMassachusetts\nGeorge M. Guest... . . . Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Univ. of\nCincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio\nJ. P. Pratt ...... =. =. Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Henry Ford Hospital,\nDetroit 2, Michigan\nGenevieve Stearns . ... . College of Medicine, State Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City,\nTowa\nHarold C. Stuart... . . Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck Street,\nBoston 15, Massachusetts\nAlfred H. Washburn . . . . .Child Research Council, 4200 East 9th Avenue, Denver 7,\nColorado\nCOMMITTEE ON MILK\nDavid B. Hand, Chairman . . Division of Food Science and Technology, N. Y. State\nAgricultural Expt. Sta., Geneva, New York\nF. J. Doan. ...... . Professor of Dairy Manufacturing, Pennsylvania State\nCollege, State College, Pennsylvania\nH. E. 0. Heineman... . . Pet Milk Co., 1401 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Missouri\n(cont. )", "img_63767.png": "1 e e \\\nel Medieal Schools Report\nSection on Medical Schools Report\nPrivileged Communication\n* JULY, 1980 ,\n*\nx ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING REPORT - JULY 19-20, 1980 AT THE CHICAGO MARRIOTT HOTEL. >\nx The Section meeting was attended by 112 Representatives who considered 34 Reports %\n* and 48 Resolutions, and prepared testimony for reference committee hearings. #\nx Official minutes with final House actions will be included in the agenda of the \u00a7\nx 1980 INTERIM MEETING SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 6TH AT THE SAN FRANCISCO HILTON. \u00a7\n*\nx ELECTION RESULTS - UNANIMOUSLY REELECTED TO OFFICE FOR A TWO YEAR TERM WERE\nx INCUMBENT OFFICERS DELEGATE, ROBERT S. STONE, M.D., VICE CHAIRMAN, JOHN E. CHAPMAN.MD, ,\n* AND COUNCILLOR TAMARATH YOLLES, M.D. 2\n* inet See a ee Sh SS Se Se Fae he Ra a ar enc ar ae *\n* *\n* FACULTY MEMBERS ELECTED BY HOUSE OF DELEGATES: *\n*\n2 ALAN R. NELSON, M.D., UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - BOARD OF TRUSTEES *\n*\n* JACK GIBBS, M.D., U OF ILLINOIS, PEORIA - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION x\n2 FRANK RIDDICK, M.D., TULANE U, LA. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION *\n*\n* ROBERT D. BURNETT, M.D., STANFORD U, CA.- COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* JOHN FINKBEINER, M.D., CORNELL, N.Y. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* *\n* Sin Se Soe eee ee ho eee eee en eee ean a a oa one am memo ames ee eee ee eae *\n* *\n* IN HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS, PRESIDENT ROBERT B. HUNTER, M.D. CITED THE CONTRIBUTIONS, *\n* INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION OF MEDICAL EDUCATORS IN THE ASSOCIATION, AS OUTLINED IN *\n* THE BROCHURE \"AMA'S NEW VOICE IN THE HOUSE - THE ACADEMICIAN\". *\n* *\nHo BTS TR a yy rian A ee rg at ake Re ee RR re PR a er\n*\n\u00ab g. LEE DOCKERY, DEAN AT U OF FLORIDA APPOINTED TO AMA'S NEW ADVISORY PANEL ON a\nx BIOETHICS - As an adjunct to the Judicial Council, this bioethics panel will consist a\nx of a limited group of expert scientific consultants in genetics, biology, chemistry, +\n* and physics. *\n* eae Ree ER Loe ha Neeey Eagan\u201d <p ey ty eiteeaa  k geese ee ashe > repeat se eh fe ene Coe ae eee *\n* THE SECTION GIVES RECOGNITION TO THE FOLLOWING 33 REPRESENTATIVES WHO TESTIFIED *\nBEFORE REFERENCE COMMITTEES REFLECTING SECTION OPINION:\n*\n* WILLIAM C. ALLEN, MO. A. CINOTTI, CMDNJ EeeKETTELS ARIZ. =\n* NEIL ANDREWS, DAVIS, CA. WM. CROMARTIE, N.C. R. KOHN, BUFFALO i\u2018\n* GEORGE BAKER, IOWA R. COMBS, IRVINE, CA. PAUL LARSON, LA. s\n* STEVEN BEERING, IND MORTON CREDITOR, IL J. REINSCHMIDT, ORE s\n* RICHARD BAUGHMAN, N.H. PERRY CULVER, MASS. WM. SCOTT, AZ >\n* EDWARD BRANDT, JR., TX A.R. DAVIES, OH DONN SMITH, LA a\n* JOHN R. BELJAN, OH J.L. DOCKERY, FLA WM. SODEMAN, SR., OH *\n* GEORGE BRYAN, TX J. ECKSTEIN, IOWA PAT STOREY, PA. <\n* \u2014N. CANNON, ALA H. HALEY, VA. R. STONE, TX\n- J.B. HENRY, D.C. B. SQUYRES, TX x\ney C. HIRSCH, IL. GABE WILSON, UCLA a\nCe): ROBERT JOHNSON, SIU T. YOLLES, STONY BROOK\nAmerican Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Mlinois, 60610, (312) 751-6307\nSYo}U Koxowan a) nl osSH/AVMWAIVAlL ALO [0KS1aVZ0 [o[e10]pal=1altsmU(ensy im -10 8) (0 [0 ]ex<9/0] 0) 0) | 0a4", "img_63768.png": "1 e e \\\nel Medieal Schools Report\nSection on Medical Schools Report\nPrivileged Communication\n* JULY, 1980 ,\n*\nx ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING REPORT - JULY 19-20, 1980 AT THE CHICAGO MARRIOTT HOTEL. >\nx The Section meeting was attended by 112 Representatives who considered 34 Reports %\n* and 48 Resolutions, and prepared testimony for reference committee hearings. #\nx Official minutes with final House actions will be included in the agenda of the \u00a7\nx 1980 INTERIM MEETING SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 6TH AT THE SAN FRANCISCO HILTON. \u00a7\n*\nx ELECTION RESULTS - UNANIMOUSLY REELECTED TO OFFICE FOR A TWO YEAR TERM WERE\nx INCUMBENT OFFICERS DELEGATE, ROBERT S. STONE, M.D., VICE CHAIRMAN, JOHN E. CHAPMAN.MD, ,\n* AND COUNCILLOR TAMARATH YOLLES, M.D. 2\n* inet See a ee Sh SS Se Se Fae he Ra a ar enc ar ae *\n* *\n* FACULTY MEMBERS ELECTED BY HOUSE OF DELEGATES: *\n*\n2 ALAN R. NELSON, M.D., UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - BOARD OF TRUSTEES *\n*\n* JACK GIBBS, M.D., U OF ILLINOIS, PEORIA - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION x\n2 FRANK RIDDICK, M.D., TULANE U, LA. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION *\n*\n* ROBERT D. BURNETT, M.D., STANFORD U, CA.- COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* JOHN FINKBEINER, M.D., CORNELL, N.Y. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* *\n* Sin Se Soe eee ee ho eee eee en eee ean a a oa one am memo ames ee eee ee eae *\n* *\n* IN HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS, PRESIDENT ROBERT B. HUNTER, M.D. CITED THE CONTRIBUTIONS, *\n* INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION OF MEDICAL EDUCATORS IN THE ASSOCIATION, AS OUTLINED IN *\n* THE BROCHURE \"AMA'S NEW VOICE IN THE HOUSE - THE ACADEMICIAN\". *\n* *\nHo BTS TR a yy rian A ee rg at ake Re ee RR re PR a er\n*\n\u00ab g. LEE DOCKERY, DEAN AT U OF FLORIDA APPOINTED TO AMA'S NEW ADVISORY PANEL ON a\nx BIOETHICS - As an adjunct to the Judicial Council, this bioethics panel will consist a\nx of a limited group of expert scientific consultants in genetics, biology, chemistry, +\n* and physics. *\n* eae Ree ER Loe ha Neeey Eagan\u201d <p ey ty eiteeaa  k geese ee ashe > repeat se eh fe ene Coe ae eee *\n* THE SECTION GIVES RECOGNITION TO THE FOLLOWING 33 REPRESENTATIVES WHO TESTIFIED *\nBEFORE REFERENCE COMMITTEES REFLECTING SECTION OPINION:\n*\n* WILLIAM C. ALLEN, MO. A. CINOTTI, CMDNJ EeeKETTELS ARIZ. =\n* NEIL ANDREWS, DAVIS, CA. WM. CROMARTIE, N.C. R. KOHN, BUFFALO i\u2018\n* GEORGE BAKER, IOWA R. COMBS, IRVINE, CA. PAUL LARSON, LA. s\n* STEVEN BEERING, IND MORTON CREDITOR, IL J. REINSCHMIDT, ORE s\n* RICHARD BAUGHMAN, N.H. PERRY CULVER, MASS. WM. SCOTT, AZ >\n* EDWARD BRANDT, JR., TX A.R. DAVIES, OH DONN SMITH, LA a\n* JOHN R. BELJAN, OH J.L. DOCKERY, FLA WM. SODEMAN, SR., OH *\n* GEORGE BRYAN, TX J. ECKSTEIN, IOWA PAT STOREY, PA. <\n* \u2014N. CANNON, ALA H. HALEY, VA. R. STONE, TX\n- J.B. HENRY, D.C. B. SQUYRES, TX x\ney C. HIRSCH, IL. GABE WILSON, UCLA a\nCe): ROBERT JOHNSON, SIU T. YOLLES, STONY BROOK\nAmerican Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Mlinois, 60610, (312) 751-6307\nSYo}U Koxowan a) nl osSH/AVMWAIVAlL ALO [0KS1aVZ0 [o[e10]pal=1altsmU(ensy im -10 8) (0 [0 ]ex<9/0] 0) 0) | 0a4", "img_63769.png": "1 e e \\\nel Medieal Schools Report\nSection on Medical Schools Report\nPrivileged Communication\n* JULY, 1980 ,\n*\nx ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING REPORT - JULY 19-20, 1980 AT THE CHICAGO MARRIOTT HOTEL. >\nx The Section meeting was attended by 112 Representatives who considered 34 Reports %\n* and 48 Resolutions, and prepared testimony for reference committee hearings. #\nx Official minutes with final House actions will be included in the agenda of the \u00a7\nx 1980 INTERIM MEETING SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER 6TH AT THE SAN FRANCISCO HILTON. \u00a7\n*\nx ELECTION RESULTS - UNANIMOUSLY REELECTED TO OFFICE FOR A TWO YEAR TERM WERE\nx INCUMBENT OFFICERS DELEGATE, ROBERT S. STONE, M.D., VICE CHAIRMAN, JOHN E. CHAPMAN.MD, ,\n* AND COUNCILLOR TAMARATH YOLLES, M.D. 2\n* inet See a ee Sh SS Se Se Fae he Ra a ar enc ar ae *\n* *\n* FACULTY MEMBERS ELECTED BY HOUSE OF DELEGATES: *\n*\n2 ALAN R. NELSON, M.D., UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - BOARD OF TRUSTEES *\n*\n* JACK GIBBS, M.D., U OF ILLINOIS, PEORIA - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION x\n2 FRANK RIDDICK, M.D., TULANE U, LA. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL EDUCATION *\n*\n* ROBERT D. BURNETT, M.D., STANFORD U, CA.- COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* JOHN FINKBEINER, M.D., CORNELL, N.Y. - COUNCIL ON MEDICAL SERVICES *\n* *\n* Sin Se Soe eee ee ho eee eee en eee ean a a oa one am memo ames ee eee ee eae *\n* *\n* IN HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS, PRESIDENT ROBERT B. HUNTER, M.D. CITED THE CONTRIBUTIONS, *\n* INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION OF MEDICAL EDUCATORS IN THE ASSOCIATION, AS OUTLINED IN *\n* THE BROCHURE \"AMA'S NEW VOICE IN THE HOUSE - THE ACADEMICIAN\". *\n* *\nHo BTS TR a yy rian A ee rg at ake Re ee RR re PR a er\n*\n\u00ab g. LEE DOCKERY, DEAN AT U OF FLORIDA APPOINTED TO AMA'S NEW ADVISORY PANEL ON a\nx BIOETHICS - As an adjunct to the Judicial Council, this bioethics panel will consist a\nx of a limited group of expert scientific consultants in genetics, biology, chemistry, +\n* and physics. *\n* eae Ree ER Loe ha Neeey Eagan\u201d <p ey ty eiteeaa  k geese ee ashe > repeat se eh fe ene Coe ae eee *\n* THE SECTION GIVES RECOGNITION TO THE FOLLOWING 33 REPRESENTATIVES WHO TESTIFIED *\nBEFORE REFERENCE COMMITTEES REFLECTING SECTION OPINION:\n*\n* WILLIAM C. ALLEN, MO. A. CINOTTI, CMDNJ EeeKETTELS ARIZ. =\n* NEIL ANDREWS, DAVIS, CA. WM. CROMARTIE, N.C. R. KOHN, BUFFALO i\u2018\n* GEORGE BAKER, IOWA R. COMBS, IRVINE, CA. PAUL LARSON, LA. s\n* STEVEN BEERING, IND MORTON CREDITOR, IL J. REINSCHMIDT, ORE s\n* RICHARD BAUGHMAN, N.H. PERRY CULVER, MASS. WM. SCOTT, AZ >\n* EDWARD BRANDT, JR., TX A.R. DAVIES, OH DONN SMITH, LA a\n* JOHN R. BELJAN, OH J.L. DOCKERY, FLA WM. SODEMAN, SR., OH *\n* GEORGE BRYAN, TX J. ECKSTEIN, IOWA PAT STOREY, PA. <\n* \u2014N. CANNON, ALA H. HALEY, VA. R. STONE, TX\n- J.B. HENRY, D.C. B. SQUYRES, TX x\ney C. HIRSCH, IL. GABE WILSON, UCLA a\nCe): ROBERT JOHNSON, SIU T. YOLLES, STONY BROOK\nAmerican Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Mlinois, 60610, (312) 751-6307\nSYo}U Koxowan a) nl osSH/AVMWAIVAlL ALO [0KS1aVZ0 [o[e10]pal=1altsmU(ensy im -10 8) (0 [0 ]ex<9/0] 0) 0) | 0a4", "img_58830.png": "Table 1: Anthropometric data of adult men and wom- Table 2: Demographic data on the\nen\u2014mean values and ranges adult subjects\ndatum women men datum number\nmean Tange mean range of\nooo subjects\nage (yr.) 2 194). - 29ygaadb-=89 \u2014\u2014\u2014\nheight (in.) 65 \u00ab462-68 69 68\u20147%5 living condition\nweight (Ib.) 119 109-140-142, ( 96176 in study house 29\nskinfold (mm.) 13 6\u2014 20 6 211 with spouse 14\narm circumference with someone 5\n(mm.) 240 180-260 250  \u2018180\u2014280 alone 2\nfat area (cm?) 14) 5,6 19 7 3H educational level*\nSee Sn ee a eT ee attended college at least\n2 years 26\nbachelor\u2019s degree ll\nusing values in Food Values of Portions Commonly master\u2019s degree 3\nUsed (17) and Agriculture Handbooks No. 8 and 34 doctorate 1\n(18,19). To express the nutrient intake as percentage ee a oe\nof the Recommended Dietary Allowances (20), the ehincia\nadults were classified, by sex, into two age-groups homemaker 8\n(nineteen to twenty-two and twenty-three to fifty cook iG\nyears) as were the children (one to three years and Biden =\n? i clerk 2\nfour to six), whose dietary intakes were recorded by en\ntheir mothers. warehouse distribution center 13\nwaiter 2.\nResults and discussion caretaker of study house 3\nSixty ten-day dietary records were obtained from eleric i\n* 3 engineer 0\nfifty adults and ten children. The average age, height, ee ican 1\nweight, triceps skinfold thickness, arm circumference, student 3\nand fat area of the adults (twenty-one women and other : 5\ntwenty-nine men) are presented in Table 1. Accord- macrobiotics practice\n\u00a2 & iz at least one year Al\ning to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company\u2019s ta- Seainvemenis 9\nble (21), none of the adults was below his/her desir- \u2014_\u2014d\nable weight, although all were at the low limit of the \u201cAverage educational level: 15 years.\nnormal range. Average triceps skinfold thicknesses All of the adult subjects believed the diet improved\nof the men and women were 50 and 57 per cent, re- their health, and 90 per cent had additional reasons\nspectively, of normal values; according to figures es- for following it. Few claimed to be strict vegetarians,\ntablished in the Ten-State Survey (23), they would and the dietary records indicate that none was follow-\nfall in the 15th percentile; the arm circumference of ing high levels of the Zen macrobiotic regimen or was\nboth the men and women would fall in the 5th percen- an extreme vegetarian.\ntile (22,23). The fat area for the men was half that\nof the women. Interestingly, most of the subjects re- DIET CONTENT. Table 3 shows the wide variety and\nported having lost weight on this diet, although no at- rather common use of some non-vegetarian foods in\ntempt was made to quantify weight loss. the diets of these subjects. Eggs were more frequently\nThe majority of the subjects lived in study houses eaten as such than used as an ingredient, while milk\nor with spouses and had a relatively high level of edu- was used in coffee and chowder but only by one indi-\ncation (Table 2). The average educational level was vidual as a beverage. A wide variety of cheese and\nthat of a junior in college (fifteen years). Several fish was reported. Chicken was recorded by one fam-\nmen were employed in a warehouse-distribution cen- ily and turkey, bacon, and ham by two individuals.\nter which specialized in natural foods, where they A few subjects ate such commercial items as bagels,\nwere engaged in moderate work. The remainder of ice cream, and yogurt. All ate a large and varied\nthe men and all of the women were in occupations in- amount of vegetables and used the tops of carrots,\nvolving light activity. cauliflower, turnips, and beets, further indicating that\nMost of the subjects had been practicing macrobi- the diet was not an extreme form, i.e., composed pri-\notics for at least a year. Natural or organic foods marily of grains. These rather large quantities of\nbought from natural food distribution centers or from vegetables were, of course, good sources of carotene\nfarms were generally used. The subjects realized that and ascorbic acid.\nthey paid more for these foods but believed they were As expected, grains appeared frequently and\nworth the extra cost. These were supplemented with formed the base of the diet. Those commonly used\nfoods from local groceries and supermarkets. The ma- were brown rice, buckwheat, and millet. They were\njority ate at macrobiotic or health food restaurants often eaten in combination with legumes, such as\noccasionally, some as often as twice a week. aduki or pinto beans, thus enhancing protein intake.\n456 \u00bb Research Journal of The American Dietetic Association", "img_58832.png": "Table 1: Anthropometric data of adult men and wom- Table 2: Demographic data on the\nen\u2014mean values and ranges adult subjects\ndatum women men datum number\nmean Tange mean range of\nooo subjects\nage (yr.) 2 194). - 29ygaadb-=89 \u2014\u2014\u2014\nheight (in.) 65 \u00ab462-68 69 68\u20147%5 living condition\nweight (Ib.) 119 109-140-142, ( 96176 in study house 29\nskinfold (mm.) 13 6\u2014 20 6 211 with spouse 14\narm circumference with someone 5\n(mm.) 240 180-260 250  \u2018180\u2014280 alone 2\nfat area (cm?) 14) 5,6 19 7 3H educational level*\nSee Sn ee a eT ee attended college at least\n2 years 26\nbachelor\u2019s degree ll\nusing values in Food Values of Portions Commonly master\u2019s degree 3\nUsed (17) and Agriculture Handbooks No. 8 and 34 doctorate 1\n(18,19). To express the nutrient intake as percentage ee a oe\nof the Recommended Dietary Allowances (20), the ehincia\nadults were classified, by sex, into two age-groups homemaker 8\n(nineteen to twenty-two and twenty-three to fifty cook iG\nyears) as were the children (one to three years and Biden =\n? i clerk 2\nfour to six), whose dietary intakes were recorded by en\ntheir mothers. warehouse distribution center 13\nwaiter 2.\nResults and discussion caretaker of study house 3\nSixty ten-day dietary records were obtained from eleric i\n* 3 engineer 0\nfifty adults and ten children. The average age, height, ee ican 1\nweight, triceps skinfold thickness, arm circumference, student 3\nand fat area of the adults (twenty-one women and other : 5\ntwenty-nine men) are presented in Table 1. Accord- macrobiotics practice\n\u00a2 & iz at least one year Al\ning to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company\u2019s ta- Seainvemenis 9\nble (21), none of the adults was below his/her desir- \u2014_\u2014d\nable weight, although all were at the low limit of the \u201cAverage educational level: 15 years.\nnormal range. Average triceps skinfold thicknesses All of the adult subjects believed the diet improved\nof the men and women were 50 and 57 per cent, re- their health, and 90 per cent had additional reasons\nspectively, of normal values; according to figures es- for following it. Few claimed to be strict vegetarians,\ntablished in the Ten-State Survey (23), they would and the dietary records indicate that none was follow-\nfall in the 15th percentile; the arm circumference of ing high levels of the Zen macrobiotic regimen or was\nboth the men and women would fall in the 5th percen- an extreme vegetarian.\ntile (22,23). The fat area for the men was half that\nof the women. Interestingly, most of the subjects re- DIET CONTENT. Table 3 shows the wide variety and\nported having lost weight on this diet, although no at- rather common use of some non-vegetarian foods in\ntempt was made to quantify weight loss. the diets of these subjects. Eggs were more frequently\nThe majority of the subjects lived in study houses eaten as such than used as an ingredient, while milk\nor with spouses and had a relatively high level of edu- was used in coffee and chowder but only by one indi-\ncation (Table 2). The average educational level was vidual as a beverage. A wide variety of cheese and\nthat of a junior in college (fifteen years). Several fish was reported. Chicken was recorded by one fam-\nmen were employed in a warehouse-distribution cen- ily and turkey, bacon, and ham by two individuals.\nter which specialized in natural foods, where they A few subjects ate such commercial items as bagels,\nwere engaged in moderate work. The remainder of ice cream, and yogurt. All ate a large and varied\nthe men and all of the women were in occupations in- amount of vegetables and used the tops of carrots,\nvolving light activity. cauliflower, turnips, and beets, further indicating that\nMost of the subjects had been practicing macrobi- the diet was not an extreme form, i.e., composed pri-\notics for at least a year. Natural or organic foods marily of grains. These rather large quantities of\nbought from natural food distribution centers or from vegetables were, of course, good sources of carotene\nfarms were generally used. The subjects realized that and ascorbic acid.\nthey paid more for these foods but believed they were As expected, grains appeared frequently and\nworth the extra cost. These were supplemented with formed the base of the diet. Those commonly used\nfoods from local groceries and supermarkets. The ma- were brown rice, buckwheat, and millet. They were\njority ate at macrobiotic or health food restaurants often eaten in combination with legumes, such as\noccasionally, some as often as twice a week. aduki or pinto beans, thus enhancing protein intake.\n456 \u00bb Research Journal of The American Dietetic Association", "img_52515.png": "R. J. REYNOLDS\nVALUE ADDED PROMOTION ACTION SHEET\nuy fomer ( oO\nPROMOTION:\n. SELECT Buy-2-Get-Free Lighter (#500045)\nPRODUCT/SHIPPERS - To Arrive Week of : 3/2 Z 5\n. (53 Shippers will be delivered on approximately the above date.\n\u00b0 \u20187___ boxes of displays (25/box), will also be delivered.\nPROMOTION PLUS OUT - Week of: Af 3/as-\nFEATURED STYLES:\ne Winston SELECT 70906\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Box 71006\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Light 71106\n\u2018 Winston SELECT Light Box 71206\n. Winston SELECT Light 100s 20278\nPRODUCT MIX/OTY:\n. Per Display Shipper = Four (4) cartons total in four (4) styles\nBILLING: Four (4) cartons full price cigarettes\nPACKING INSTRUCTIONS:\nThere are twenty (20) units in each display shipper case. Five (5) of the units\nshould be packed with each of four (4) different styles.\nEach unit should be packed with two (2) packs of the same brand style.\nPRODUCT REQUIRED:\n. All product will be standard product. The supported brand/styles are all\nshipped in 6M cases. Additional product allocations available upon request.\num\nMISC: 8\n. Ship (5 ey display(s) and packed shipper(s) to each account as noted *\non VAP account list. a\n>\n. Sell remaining D packed shipper units as needed.\nPromo Action Sheet # 500045", "img_52522.png": "R. J. REYNOLDS\nVALUE ADDED PROMOTION ACTION SHEET\nuy fomer ( oO\nPROMOTION:\n. SELECT Buy-2-Get-Free Lighter (#500045)\nPRODUCT/SHIPPERS - To Arrive Week of : 3/2 Z 5\n. (53 Shippers will be delivered on approximately the above date.\n\u00b0 \u20187___ boxes of displays (25/box), will also be delivered.\nPROMOTION PLUS OUT - Week of: Af 3/as-\nFEATURED STYLES:\ne Winston SELECT 70906\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Box 71006\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Light 71106\n\u2018 Winston SELECT Light Box 71206\n. Winston SELECT Light 100s 20278\nPRODUCT MIX/OTY:\n. Per Display Shipper = Four (4) cartons total in four (4) styles\nBILLING: Four (4) cartons full price cigarettes\nPACKING INSTRUCTIONS:\nThere are twenty (20) units in each display shipper case. Five (5) of the units\nshould be packed with each of four (4) different styles.\nEach unit should be packed with two (2) packs of the same brand style.\nPRODUCT REQUIRED:\n. All product will be standard product. The supported brand/styles are all\nshipped in 6M cases. Additional product allocations available upon request.\num\nMISC: 8\n. Ship (5 ey display(s) and packed shipper(s) to each account as noted *\non VAP account list. a\n>\n. Sell remaining D packed shipper units as needed.\nPromo Action Sheet # 500045", "img_52528.png": "R. J. REYNOLDS\nVALUE ADDED PROMOTION ACTION SHEET\nuy fomer ( oO\nPROMOTION:\n. SELECT Buy-2-Get-Free Lighter (#500045)\nPRODUCT/SHIPPERS - To Arrive Week of : 3/2 Z 5\n. (53 Shippers will be delivered on approximately the above date.\n\u00b0 \u20187___ boxes of displays (25/box), will also be delivered.\nPROMOTION PLUS OUT - Week of: Af 3/as-\nFEATURED STYLES:\ne Winston SELECT 70906\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Box 71006\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Light 71106\n\u2018 Winston SELECT Light Box 71206\n. Winston SELECT Light 100s 20278\nPRODUCT MIX/OTY:\n. Per Display Shipper = Four (4) cartons total in four (4) styles\nBILLING: Four (4) cartons full price cigarettes\nPACKING INSTRUCTIONS:\nThere are twenty (20) units in each display shipper case. Five (5) of the units\nshould be packed with each of four (4) different styles.\nEach unit should be packed with two (2) packs of the same brand style.\nPRODUCT REQUIRED:\n. All product will be standard product. The supported brand/styles are all\nshipped in 6M cases. Additional product allocations available upon request.\num\nMISC: 8\n. Ship (5 ey display(s) and packed shipper(s) to each account as noted *\non VAP account list. a\n>\n. Sell remaining D packed shipper units as needed.\nPromo Action Sheet # 500045", "img_52530.png": "R. J. REYNOLDS\nVALUE ADDED PROMOTION ACTION SHEET\nuy fomer ( oO\nPROMOTION:\n. SELECT Buy-2-Get-Free Lighter (#500045)\nPRODUCT/SHIPPERS - To Arrive Week of : 3/2 Z 5\n. (53 Shippers will be delivered on approximately the above date.\n\u00b0 \u20187___ boxes of displays (25/box), will also be delivered.\nPROMOTION PLUS OUT - Week of: Af 3/as-\nFEATURED STYLES:\ne Winston SELECT 70906\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Box 71006\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Light 71106\n\u2018 Winston SELECT Light Box 71206\n. Winston SELECT Light 100s 20278\nPRODUCT MIX/OTY:\n. Per Display Shipper = Four (4) cartons total in four (4) styles\nBILLING: Four (4) cartons full price cigarettes\nPACKING INSTRUCTIONS:\nThere are twenty (20) units in each display shipper case. Five (5) of the units\nshould be packed with each of four (4) different styles.\nEach unit should be packed with two (2) packs of the same brand style.\nPRODUCT REQUIRED:\n. All product will be standard product. The supported brand/styles are all\nshipped in 6M cases. Additional product allocations available upon request.\num\nMISC: 8\n. Ship (5 ey display(s) and packed shipper(s) to each account as noted *\non VAP account list. a\n>\n. Sell remaining D packed shipper units as needed.\nPromo Action Sheet # 500045", "img_52533.png": "R. J. REYNOLDS\nVALUE ADDED PROMOTION ACTION SHEET\nuy fomer ( oO\nPROMOTION:\n. SELECT Buy-2-Get-Free Lighter (#500045)\nPRODUCT/SHIPPERS - To Arrive Week of : 3/2 Z 5\n. (53 Shippers will be delivered on approximately the above date.\n\u00b0 \u20187___ boxes of displays (25/box), will also be delivered.\nPROMOTION PLUS OUT - Week of: Af 3/as-\nFEATURED STYLES:\ne Winston SELECT 70906\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Box 71006\n\u00b0 Winston SELECT Light 71106\n\u2018 Winston SELECT Light Box 71206\n. Winston SELECT Light 100s 20278\nPRODUCT MIX/OTY:\n. Per Display Shipper = Four (4) cartons total in four (4) styles\nBILLING: Four (4) cartons full price cigarettes\nPACKING INSTRUCTIONS:\nThere are twenty (20) units in each display shipper case. Five (5) of the units\nshould be packed with each of four (4) different styles.\nEach unit should be packed with two (2) packs of the same brand style.\nPRODUCT REQUIRED:\n. All product will be standard product. The supported brand/styles are all\nshipped in 6M cases. Additional product allocations available upon request.\num\nMISC: 8\n. Ship (5 ey display(s) and packed shipper(s) to each account as noted *\non VAP account list. a\n>\n. Sell remaining D packed shipper units as needed.\nPromo Action Sheet # 500045", "img_4931.png": "> \u2018\n. . Attachment 2\nEffective Date_%.- 2\u00a5- Joo (\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Wades Q uelsy EX dais \u00e9\n| f\nHOLDER'S BURLEY\nEXCHANGE, L.L.C.\n314 East Main Street\n2. Point of Delivery: Hartsville, TN 37074\nGrower: / anol Pere\nRJRT Representative:\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 | 8", "img_4930.png": "> \u2018\n. . Attachment 2\nEffective Date_%.- 2\u00a5- Joo (\nRJRT\u2019s Authorized Agent and Point of Delivery\n1. RURT Authorized Agent: Wades Q uelsy EX dais \u00e9\n| f\nHOLDER'S BURLEY\nEXCHANGE, L.L.C.\n314 East Main Street\n2. Point of Delivery: Hartsville, TN 37074\nGrower: / anol Pere\nRJRT Representative:\n\u2018 Page 10 of 12 | 8", "img_52238.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_52239.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_52241.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_52243.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_52247.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_52248.png": "/ Page 7\nRENOVATION OF SWANSON CENTER\nSUMMARY 10/30/82\nRENOVATION EXPENSES:\nTotal Contracted to date $ 837,091\nHDR 98,874\nLueder 738,217\n\nMiscellaneous (furniture, moving expenses, etc.) 9,145\n\nCasement (approximately % original) 87,000\n\nEquipment (approximately 4s original) 120,000\n\nCenter Equipment 10,000\n\nSavings (Estimated) (30,000)\n\nChildrens Memorial Hospital (Promissory Note) 500,000\n\n$1,533 ,236*\nCONTRIBUTIONS AND INCOME:\n\nPeter Kiewit Foundation Grant $ 525,000\n\nContributions 223,711\n\nSCN Endowment Fund 13,260\n\nCar] & Caroline Swanson Foundation 510,000\n\nInterest, Dividends & Capital Gains 45,373\n\nUniversity of Nebraska Foundation 140,377\n\nGrants for Equipment 120,000\n\n1,577,721\nBALANCE $ 44,485\n*Does not include Board room wall covering and furnishings or kitchen\nservice and cooking utensils", "img_56935.png": "ee eee are\nSALES DEPARTMENT PLAN\nSALES DEPARTMENT @\nINVENTORY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM\n(Billions of Units)\n1990 1991* Difference\nFinished Goods Average Inventory 13.6 12.4 -1.2\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nPublic Warehouses 18.7 22.0 +3.3\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nTotal Warm Product 13.1 15.0 +1.9\nFi i ]\nWarm Finished Goods Product\nWorking Capital $166.5MM** $136.9MM*** -$29.6MM\nWarm Finished Goods Cost of\nWorking Capital \u20ac20% $ 33.3MM $ 27.4MM -$ 5.9MM\n*SKUs have increased by 33% (97 to 129).\n**1990 Deployed Inventory @ 16.5/M, non-deployed inventory @\n: @8.5/M.\n*%**1991 Deployed Inventory @18.7/M, non-deployed inventory\n| \u20ac8.7/M.\nSTRATEGIC FOCUS\nAGGRESSIVELY PURSUE OPPORTUNITIES WHICH ENHANCE THE COMPANY'S\n| MARKETING AND OPERATING POSITIONS AND DEFEND AGAINST LEGISLATION,\n| REGULATION, AND LITIGATION WHICH THREATEN ACHIEVEMENT OF BUSINESS\n| AND FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES.\nStrategy\n| Reinforce RJRT's intense commitment for protecting smokers\n| freedom and tobacco industry credibility among Key Direct/Retail\nCustomers and Consumers.\nSales Action Plans\n1. Utilize Sales Management's knowledge of and familiarity with\n| key business leaders to enlist support for the tobacco\nindustry consistent with legal guidelines.\na\nwW\nwW\n2 @\na\nwo\n=\na\n125 :", "img_56936.png": "ee eee are\nSALES DEPARTMENT PLAN\nSALES DEPARTMENT @\nINVENTORY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM\n(Billions of Units)\n1990 1991* Difference\nFinished Goods Average Inventory 13.6 12.4 -1.2\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nPublic Warehouses 18.7 22.0 +3.3\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nTotal Warm Product 13.1 15.0 +1.9\nFi i ]\nWarm Finished Goods Product\nWorking Capital $166.5MM** $136.9MM*** -$29.6MM\nWarm Finished Goods Cost of\nWorking Capital \u20ac20% $ 33.3MM $ 27.4MM -$ 5.9MM\n*SKUs have increased by 33% (97 to 129).\n**1990 Deployed Inventory @ 16.5/M, non-deployed inventory @\n: @8.5/M.\n*%**1991 Deployed Inventory @18.7/M, non-deployed inventory\n| \u20ac8.7/M.\nSTRATEGIC FOCUS\nAGGRESSIVELY PURSUE OPPORTUNITIES WHICH ENHANCE THE COMPANY'S\n| MARKETING AND OPERATING POSITIONS AND DEFEND AGAINST LEGISLATION,\n| REGULATION, AND LITIGATION WHICH THREATEN ACHIEVEMENT OF BUSINESS\n| AND FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES.\nStrategy\n| Reinforce RJRT's intense commitment for protecting smokers\n| freedom and tobacco industry credibility among Key Direct/Retail\nCustomers and Consumers.\nSales Action Plans\n1. Utilize Sales Management's knowledge of and familiarity with\n| key business leaders to enlist support for the tobacco\nindustry consistent with legal guidelines.\na\nwW\nwW\n2 @\na\nwo\n=\na\n125 :", "img_56937.png": "ee eee are\nSALES DEPARTMENT PLAN\nSALES DEPARTMENT @\nINVENTORY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM\n(Billions of Units)\n1990 1991* Difference\nFinished Goods Average Inventory 13.6 12.4 -1.2\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nPublic Warehouses 18.7 22.0 +3.3\nAnnual Inventory Turns\nTotal Warm Product 13.1 15.0 +1.9\nFi i ]\nWarm Finished Goods Product\nWorking Capital $166.5MM** $136.9MM*** -$29.6MM\nWarm Finished Goods Cost of\nWorking Capital \u20ac20% $ 33.3MM $ 27.4MM -$ 5.9MM\n*SKUs have increased by 33% (97 to 129).\n**1990 Deployed Inventory @ 16.5/M, non-deployed inventory @\n: @8.5/M.\n*%**1991 Deployed Inventory @18.7/M, non-deployed inventory\n| \u20ac8.7/M.\nSTRATEGIC FOCUS\nAGGRESSIVELY PURSUE OPPORTUNITIES WHICH ENHANCE THE COMPANY'S\n| MARKETING AND OPERATING POSITIONS AND DEFEND AGAINST LEGISLATION,\n| REGULATION, AND LITIGATION WHICH THREATEN ACHIEVEMENT OF BUSINESS\n| AND FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES.\nStrategy\n| Reinforce RJRT's intense commitment for protecting smokers\n| freedom and tobacco industry credibility among Key Direct/Retail\nCustomers and Consumers.\nSales Action Plans\n1. Utilize Sales Management's knowledge of and familiarity with\n| key business leaders to enlist support for the tobacco\nindustry consistent with legal guidelines.\na\nwW\nwW\n2 @\na\nwo\n=\na\n125 :", "img_39079.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39055.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39061.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39063.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39064.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39069.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39073.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39076.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39089.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_39094.png": "The best thing\nb dwich\netween two sandwiches.\nSoft drinks go with all kinds of drinks contain the purest, filtered water.\nsandwiches. Round ones, square ones, So sandwich soft drinks among\nfat ones and lean ones. your sandwiches. And celebrate Na-\nNot only do they quench large tional Sandwich Month every month in\nthirsts in a fun way; they also help bal- _ the year.\nance the diet. After all, healthy bodies For information on soft drinks and\nneed 5 to 6 glasses of water a day. Soft the balanced diet, write:\nNATIONAL SOFT DRINK ASSOCIATION \u00a7 \\} SS is\naS) 1128 SIXTEENTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20036 ENO\nae S i sage wets\nSe a Oo\n- Mf i Se\na ees = aad Scere die. Pe se ae\nate ee ie *\nge ee\n2S eer eee\nee 2 eG\n<< ee Sor wate\nce ee eer\nSee So ee SS. oe co", "img_49322.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49323.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49324.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49325.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49326.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49327.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_49329.png": "SWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION \u2018\nRevised, auty 1979 Budget Analysis for September \u00bb 1979 q\na ste [ares | avon o] Gy | eee] sens |\nSwanson Interests 362.0 30,166 20,000 10,166 271,494 270,000 1,494\nConsulting Fees 12,0 1,000 200 800 9,000 8,000 1,000\nGrents, etc. 90.2 7,516 3,750 3,766 67,644 57,800 | 9,844\nOther Contributions 5.0 416 -0- 416 3,744 250 3,494\nCommitted Funds Carried Over 4437: 3,730 -0- 3.730 33,570 44,765 (11,195)\nGRAND TOTAL B13 19 42,828 23,950 18,878 |} 385,452 380,815 | 4,637\nEXPENDITURES:\n1) Projects\nSCN-1, Univ. of Neb. Medical Center 205.0 17,083 -0-* 17,083 T5o5747 1335393 20,414\nUNMC Grants 26.2 2,183 -0- 2,183 * 19,647 4,750 14,897\nSCN-2, International 1.0 83 =U 83 747 32 715\nSCN=3, Native Americans 20.0 1,667 1,903 (236) 15,003 15,734 (731)\nSCN-L, Education 57.5 4,792 179 4,613 43,128 57,337 | (14,209)\nSCN-5, Mat. & Child Hlth (Creighton) 5.0 417 a0 417 3,753 |. -0- g,753\nSCN-6, Collaborative Kesearch 2.0 167 -0- 167 1.503 740 763\nSCN-7, Elderly a5) 1,833 1,009 824 16,497 11,845 4,652\nSCN-8, Symposiums & Consultants 10.0 833 400 433 7,497 3,600 3,897\n2) Center Supvort\nSalaries 121.0 10,083 10,043 40 90,747 90,812 (65)\nFringe Benefits 4.0 333 314 19 2,997 2,943 54\nOffice Expense 10.0 833 1,392 (559) 7,497 10,928 (354318)\nOffice Rent 9.0 750 723 27 6,750 6,507 243\nTravel 720) 583 uso\" * (453) 5,247 Ss4ve (225)\nPublic Relations 5.0 417 77 340 3,753 1,317 2,436\nMisc., Insurance, Audit _ 4.0 667 6 661 6,003 4,792 1,211\nGRAND TOTAL SIZ) 42,724 17,082 25,642 384,516 350,142 34,374\n*Qctober will show expenditure for two months (Sept. & Oct.\n**$458 will be reimbursed to SCN.\n0121 ROL FaN BLS SSP ATL Let 9B Ae, : z si acer", "img_2006.png": ") pp 1 e\nsugar Can contro welgl rt.\nuu\n(\\a\na > yyy\nie\nee 92 \u00b0 ete Nis\nYour \u201c\u2018appestat\u201d is a kind of \u201ces\nhunger switch in your brain.\n\u201c9\nWhen it\u2019s turned up, | + j\n\u00a5\n2;\nyou're hungry. And you\nmay overeat.\nSugar turns your appestat ee .' [\n\u2018i |\ndown-helps you eat less. ; bi,\nRead how. a\nIn these days of artificial sweeteners and fad diets, you a little sugar\u2014in coffee, a soft drink, ice cream, pastry, or\nmay have some trouble thinking of ordinary sugar as a key candy. Sugar raises your blood sugar level faster than any\nto weight control. But that\u2019s exactly what sugar can be to other food. (Artificial sweeteners have no effect on blood\nyou when you understand how your appestat and sugar sugar level.) And then your hunger switches off. As a result,\nwork together. you can eat less and feel better when you keep sugar in\nWhen your blood sugar level is low, your appestat is your diet.\nturned way up, and you\u2019re hungry. You\u2019re apt to eat more The calories in sugar burn up fast and they give you\nthan you need, before your blood sugar level can rise again. energy to go on. And sugar tastes good, too. Do you need\nSo what you do is this: when you\u2019re very hungry, take any more reasons to stay with sugar?\nOnly 18 calories per teaspoon\u2014\nand it\u2019s all energy. y\n~ |S wie\n<<\n*\u201cA neural center in the\nhypothalamus believed to +\nregulate appetite.\u201d \u2014 .\nWebster\u2019s Third New = 7\nInternational Dictionary.\nSUGAR INFORMATION, INC.\nP.O. Box 2664, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017\nThis advertisement appears in Life, February 23, 1968, Good Housekeeping, March 1968, and Redbook, March 1968.\n(Printed in U.S.A.)", "img_2007.png": ") pp 1 e\nsugar Can contro welgl rt.\nuu\n(\\a\na > yyy\nie\nee 92 \u00b0 ete Nis\nYour \u201c\u2018appestat\u201d is a kind of \u201ces\nhunger switch in your brain.\n\u201c9\nWhen it\u2019s turned up, | + j\n\u00a5\n2;\nyou're hungry. And you\nmay overeat.\nSugar turns your appestat ee .' [\n\u2018i |\ndown-helps you eat less. ; bi,\nRead how. a\nIn these days of artificial sweeteners and fad diets, you a little sugar\u2014in coffee, a soft drink, ice cream, pastry, or\nmay have some trouble thinking of ordinary sugar as a key candy. Sugar raises your blood sugar level faster than any\nto weight control. But that\u2019s exactly what sugar can be to other food. (Artificial sweeteners have no effect on blood\nyou when you understand how your appestat and sugar sugar level.) And then your hunger switches off. As a result,\nwork together. you can eat less and feel better when you keep sugar in\nWhen your blood sugar level is low, your appestat is your diet.\nturned way up, and you\u2019re hungry. You\u2019re apt to eat more The calories in sugar burn up fast and they give you\nthan you need, before your blood sugar level can rise again. energy to go on. And sugar tastes good, too. Do you need\nSo what you do is this: when you\u2019re very hungry, take any more reasons to stay with sugar?\nOnly 18 calories per teaspoon\u2014\nand it\u2019s all energy. y\n~ |S wie\n<<\n*\u201cA neural center in the\nhypothalamus believed to +\nregulate appetite.\u201d \u2014 .\nWebster\u2019s Third New = 7\nInternational Dictionary.\nSUGAR INFORMATION, INC.\nP.O. Box 2664, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017\nThis advertisement appears in Life, February 23, 1968, Good Housekeeping, March 1968, and Redbook, March 1968.\n(Printed in U.S.A.)", "img_2008.png": ") pp 1 e\nsugar Can contro welgl rt.\nuu\n(\\a\na > yyy\nie\nee 92 \u00b0 ete Nis\nYour \u201c\u2018appestat\u201d is a kind of \u201ces\nhunger switch in your brain.\n\u201c9\nWhen it\u2019s turned up, | + j\n\u00a5\n2;\nyou're hungry. And you\nmay overeat.\nSugar turns your appestat ee .' [\n\u2018i |\ndown-helps you eat less. ; bi,\nRead how. a\nIn these days of artificial sweeteners and fad diets, you a little sugar\u2014in coffee, a soft drink, ice cream, pastry, or\nmay have some trouble thinking of ordinary sugar as a key candy. Sugar raises your blood sugar level faster than any\nto weight control. But that\u2019s exactly what sugar can be to other food. (Artificial sweeteners have no effect on blood\nyou when you understand how your appestat and sugar sugar level.) And then your hunger switches off. As a result,\nwork together. you can eat less and feel better when you keep sugar in\nWhen your blood sugar level is low, your appestat is your diet.\nturned way up, and you\u2019re hungry. You\u2019re apt to eat more The calories in sugar burn up fast and they give you\nthan you need, before your blood sugar level can rise again. energy to go on. And sugar tastes good, too. Do you need\nSo what you do is this: when you\u2019re very hungry, take any more reasons to stay with sugar?\nOnly 18 calories per teaspoon\u2014\nand it\u2019s all energy. y\n~ |S wie\n<<\n*\u201cA neural center in the\nhypothalamus believed to +\nregulate appetite.\u201d \u2014 .\nWebster\u2019s Third New = 7\nInternational Dictionary.\nSUGAR INFORMATION, INC.\nP.O. Box 2664, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017\nThis advertisement appears in Life, February 23, 1968, Good Housekeeping, March 1968, and Redbook, March 1968.\n(Printed in U.S.A.)", "img_30437.png": "ets\n}\nsottieesests THE DIVISION OF HEALTH OF MISSOURI\nj aa fee OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE\nee JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI eee\nPe Ja : THE DIVISION OF HEALTH\neee January 9, 1961\nADDRESS ALL COMUULRTATIONS\nTO THE DIVBION OF WEALTH\nHospital Construction\nMr, Jomea KM, Douglas\nGoimem, Board of Disectera\nWeshingten University\nBavid P, Wekl, Jr, Menerdal\nLindell & Skimker Bowlevarde\nSt, Lewis, Miesourd\nDoar Mr, Douglass\nWoe are happy te iafers you that the Hospital Advisory Council, met\nBecesber 1, 1960, to allocate funds and heave tentatively allocated\nyour project am additional $112,000.00 of HillBurtes funds,\nThie additional money ig, at the progemt tine, tentative as the\ntwelfth Revicien of the Mieseurl Heapital Plan, which was approved\nby the Hospital Advisery Cowzeil, rumalas to be appreved by the\nSurgeon Geucralis Offico,\nBy tho Gineetion of Jo P, Muswell, Ho Boy Director, Section of Hospital\naad Yeehmical Sarviees.\nSimeerely,\nANC. Hest\nAl \u20ac, Wertley\n: Program Directer\nHocpital Coagereetion and Licensing\nwow/as\n? ; it \u00a2 :\nO@ucg fn b At ma fad Cae\nCg.de trig eha \u201c-\u20ac, bLa sree oe\nSpa toda ht mats wee\npeo Bt Nigicat ae Maras pid ee ey", "img_30443.png": "ets\n}\nsottieesests THE DIVISION OF HEALTH OF MISSOURI\nj aa fee OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE\nee JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI eee\nPe Ja : THE DIVISION OF HEALTH\neee January 9, 1961\nADDRESS ALL COMUULRTATIONS\nTO THE DIVBION OF WEALTH\nHospital Construction\nMr, Jomea KM, Douglas\nGoimem, Board of Disectera\nWeshingten University\nBavid P, Wekl, Jr, Menerdal\nLindell & Skimker Bowlevarde\nSt, Lewis, Miesourd\nDoar Mr, Douglass\nWoe are happy te iafers you that the Hospital Advisory Council, met\nBecesber 1, 1960, to allocate funds and heave tentatively allocated\nyour project am additional $112,000.00 of HillBurtes funds,\nThie additional money ig, at the progemt tine, tentative as the\ntwelfth Revicien of the Mieseurl Heapital Plan, which was approved\nby the Hospital Advisery Cowzeil, rumalas to be appreved by the\nSurgeon Geucralis Offico,\nBy tho Gineetion of Jo P, Muswell, Ho Boy Director, Section of Hospital\naad Yeehmical Sarviees.\nSimeerely,\nANC. Hest\nAl \u20ac, Wertley\n: Program Directer\nHocpital Coagereetion and Licensing\nwow/as\n? ; it \u00a2 :\nO@ucg fn b At ma fad Cae\nCg.de trig eha \u201c-\u20ac, bLa sree oe\nSpa toda ht mats wee\npeo Bt Nigicat ae Maras pid ee ey", "img_30444.png": "ets\n}\nsottieesests THE DIVISION OF HEALTH OF MISSOURI\nj aa fee OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE\nee JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI eee\nPe Ja : THE DIVISION OF HEALTH\neee January 9, 1961\nADDRESS ALL COMUULRTATIONS\nTO THE DIVBION OF WEALTH\nHospital Construction\nMr, Jomea KM, Douglas\nGoimem, Board of Disectera\nWeshingten University\nBavid P, Wekl, Jr, Menerdal\nLindell & Skimker Bowlevarde\nSt, Lewis, Miesourd\nDoar Mr, Douglass\nWoe are happy te iafers you that the Hospital Advisory Council, met\nBecesber 1, 1960, to allocate funds and heave tentatively allocated\nyour project am additional $112,000.00 of HillBurtes funds,\nThie additional money ig, at the progemt tine, tentative as the\ntwelfth Revicien of the Mieseurl Heapital Plan, which was approved\nby the Hospital Advisery Cowzeil, rumalas to be appreved by the\nSurgeon Geucralis Offico,\nBy tho Gineetion of Jo P, Muswell, Ho Boy Director, Section of Hospital\naad Yeehmical Sarviees.\nSimeerely,\nANC. Hest\nAl \u20ac, Wertley\n: Program Directer\nHocpital Coagereetion and Licensing\nwow/as\n? ; it \u00a2 :\nO@ucg fn b At ma fad Cae\nCg.de trig eha \u201c-\u20ac, bLa sree oe\nSpa toda ht mats wee\npeo Bt Nigicat ae Maras pid ee ey", "img_30185.png": "September 25, 1970\nDr. Frank Konishi\nDepartment of Food and Nutrition\nSouthern Illinois University\nCarbondale, Illinois\nDear Frank:\nIt is my understanding that plans have been made for\nme to speak at Southern Illinois University under the program\nof the American Medical Association entitled \"Lectures in the\nMedical Sciences.\"' The date is Tuesday, November 10, and\nthe lecture is apparently scheduled for 8:00 p.m. I could\nbe available earlier in the day for any other use that you\nmight choose to make of my visit. Please inform me of your\nplans.\nIf you need additional information or have questions,\nI can be reached at the following telephone number: Area code\n314, 367-6400, Ext. 467.\nI look forward eagerly to meeting you again and others\nof your faculty and students.\nVery sincerely yours,\nRobert E. Shank, M. D.\nDanforth Professor of\nPreventive Medicine\nHead of the Department\nC LEQ Met. 26\nPivg Gee ei OC Oe ea a nt\nPee aA acl Up Oy a oF Wo & ay ;\nSSToLUIKOr=Ha ait OSMAN AVA O16 LUE} UH Vz6 (oLeLU pa L=VAl RSMO Ler) m=X6 [01 (6 [olexs/ 6s1016 OPA", "img_36709.png": ", TABLE 29\nS\n} DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\n84th PC Personnel, Jolo\nPro- Carbo- Cal- Vitamin Thia- Ribo- Vitamin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium [Iron A miniek flavint/ Niacinl/ cl/\nPersons ties gm. pm. gm. mg. mg. LB; mg. mg. mg. mg.\n1. Chemical Analysis\nof 2 day Food Composite 2540 128.4 459.1 21.5 545 28.1 3219 1.41 0.79 22.9 18\n2. Recipe Method, 2 day 19 2719 74.5 514.2 35.7. 202 14.4 1895 0.97 0.80 25.5 34\n3. Food Issues, Feb.\n1-24/57 25 3822 84.0 798.9 24.8 274 14.8 1074 1.46 0.97 19.9 ae\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|", "img_38912.png": ": TABLE 32\n=\n' DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\nSignal Personnel, Diliman, Q.C.\nPin oe han spEg= (Garho=. 0 Gale Wieamin\u2019 \"Thia=/ Ribo- a, Vitgpin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium Iron A minet/ flavin! Niacinl/ ch\nPersons ries gm. gm. gm. mg. mg. ells, mg. mg. mg. mg.\nee\n1. Chemical Analysis of ]\n; 2 day Raw Food Gomposite 3692 94.8 810.6 7.9 598 22 <6 4482 1202 0.90 ES-3 56\n| 2. Chemical Analysis of 2\nday Cooked Food Composite S571. 118.5 73006 E954. 894 95,0: 4391. 0.58 0.58 17.5 78\n3. Food Inventory, 2 day 205 276 Che DEE. O) 34.8. 2f5e TL. 3: 4722 ele 0.72 19.1 62\n4. Recipe Method, 2 day LS oi seo 11s BhG23 \u201c3522).0279\u00b0 JES. 4738 1.14 0.73 19.0 63\n5. Food Issues, March\n1-21/57 209. 4168 510.5 P92 2 > 5309-434 17.4; 3833 1.60 0.94 29.1 55\na F\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|\n|\n|\n/\n!", "img_38936.png": ": TABLE 32\n=\n' DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\nSignal Personnel, Diliman, Q.C.\nPin oe han spEg= (Garho=. 0 Gale Wieamin\u2019 \"Thia=/ Ribo- a, Vitgpin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium Iron A minet/ flavin! Niacinl/ ch\nPersons ries gm. gm. gm. mg. mg. ells, mg. mg. mg. mg.\nee\n1. Chemical Analysis of ]\n; 2 day Raw Food Gomposite 3692 94.8 810.6 7.9 598 22 <6 4482 1202 0.90 ES-3 56\n| 2. Chemical Analysis of 2\nday Cooked Food Composite S571. 118.5 73006 E954. 894 95,0: 4391. 0.58 0.58 17.5 78\n3. Food Inventory, 2 day 205 276 Che DEE. O) 34.8. 2f5e TL. 3: 4722 ele 0.72 19.1 62\n4. Recipe Method, 2 day LS oi seo 11s BhG23 \u201c3522).0279\u00b0 JES. 4738 1.14 0.73 19.0 63\n5. Food Issues, March\n1-21/57 209. 4168 510.5 P92 2 > 5309-434 17.4; 3833 1.60 0.94 29.1 55\na F\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|\n|\n|\n/\n!", "img_38991.png": ": TABLE 32\n=\n' DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\nSignal Personnel, Diliman, Q.C.\nPin oe han spEg= (Garho=. 0 Gale Wieamin\u2019 \"Thia=/ Ribo- a, Vitgpin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium Iron A minet/ flavin! Niacinl/ ch\nPersons ries gm. gm. gm. mg. mg. ells, mg. mg. mg. mg.\nee\n1. Chemical Analysis of ]\n; 2 day Raw Food Gomposite 3692 94.8 810.6 7.9 598 22 <6 4482 1202 0.90 ES-3 56\n| 2. Chemical Analysis of 2\nday Cooked Food Composite S571. 118.5 73006 E954. 894 95,0: 4391. 0.58 0.58 17.5 78\n3. Food Inventory, 2 day 205 276 Che DEE. O) 34.8. 2f5e TL. 3: 4722 ele 0.72 19.1 62\n4. Recipe Method, 2 day LS oi seo 11s BhG23 \u201c3522).0279\u00b0 JES. 4738 1.14 0.73 19.0 63\n5. Food Issues, March\n1-21/57 209. 4168 510.5 P92 2 > 5309-434 17.4; 3833 1.60 0.94 29.1 55\na F\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|\n|\n|\n/\n!", "img_39040.png": ": TABLE 32\n=\n' DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\nSignal Personnel, Diliman, Q.C.\nPin oe han spEg= (Garho=. 0 Gale Wieamin\u2019 \"Thia=/ Ribo- a, Vitgpin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium Iron A minet/ flavin! Niacinl/ ch\nPersons ries gm. gm. gm. mg. mg. ells, mg. mg. mg. mg.\nee\n1. Chemical Analysis of ]\n; 2 day Raw Food Gomposite 3692 94.8 810.6 7.9 598 22 <6 4482 1202 0.90 ES-3 56\n| 2. Chemical Analysis of 2\nday Cooked Food Composite S571. 118.5 73006 E954. 894 95,0: 4391. 0.58 0.58 17.5 78\n3. Food Inventory, 2 day 205 276 Che DEE. O) 34.8. 2f5e TL. 3: 4722 ele 0.72 19.1 62\n4. Recipe Method, 2 day LS oi seo 11s BhG23 \u201c3522).0279\u00b0 JES. 4738 1.14 0.73 19.0 63\n5. Food Issues, March\n1-21/57 209. 4168 510.5 P92 2 > 5309-434 17.4; 3833 1.60 0.94 29.1 55\na F\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|\n|\n|\n/\n!", "img_39049.png": ": TABLE 32\n=\n' DIETARY SURVEY, ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, 1957\nAVERAGE DAILY PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION\nSignal Personnel, Diliman, Q.C.\nPin oe han spEg= (Garho=. 0 Gale Wieamin\u2019 \"Thia=/ Ribo- a, Vitgpin\nMethod of Evaluation No. of Calo- tein hydrate Fat cium Iron A minet/ flavin! Niacinl/ ch\nPersons ries gm. gm. gm. mg. mg. ells, mg. mg. mg. mg.\nee\n1. Chemical Analysis of ]\n; 2 day Raw Food Gomposite 3692 94.8 810.6 7.9 598 22 <6 4482 1202 0.90 ES-3 56\n| 2. Chemical Analysis of 2\nday Cooked Food Composite S571. 118.5 73006 E954. 894 95,0: 4391. 0.58 0.58 17.5 78\n3. Food Inventory, 2 day 205 276 Che DEE. O) 34.8. 2f5e TL. 3: 4722 ele 0.72 19.1 62\n4. Recipe Method, 2 day LS oi seo 11s BhG23 \u201c3522).0279\u00b0 JES. 4738 1.14 0.73 19.0 63\n5. Food Issues, March\n1-21/57 209. 4168 510.5 P92 2 > 5309-434 17.4; 3833 1.60 0.94 29.1 55\na F\n1/ No correction for cooking loss.\n|\n|\n|\n/\n!", "img_44955.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_44959.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_44973.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_45005.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_45009.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_45014.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_44965.png": "UNITED STATES CANE SUGAR REFINERS' ASSOCTATION\nStatement of Expenditures\nNovember 1, 1942 - October 31, 1943\ncompared with budget\nand 1943-44 Proposed Budget\nProposed\nAecounts Budget Expenditures Budget\n1942-1943 1943-1944\nSalaries $ 10,000.00 $ 12,180.00 $ 9,000.00\nOffice Expenses 1,000.00 336480 1,000.00\nPrinting 1,000.00 2.53 500.00\nEducational 2,000.00 127.47 2,000.00\nTravel and Personal\nExpense 2,000.00 1,316.23 3,000.00\nMiscellaneous 3,000.00 150.00 1,000,00\nTotal $ 19,000.00 \u00a7 14,713.03 $ 16,500.00\nLegal Expenses\nMr. Brobeck $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00 $ 12,000.00\nExpenses 6,000.00 8,200.00 6,000.00\nSullivan \u20ac Cromvell = 5,131.30 2,000.00\nMiscellaneous 5,000.00 1,956.52 2,500.00\nTotal $ 23,000.00 8 27,287.62 $ 22,500.00\nGRAND TOTAL $ 42,000.00 $ 42,000.85 $ 39,000.00\nNovember 19, 1943", "img_50960.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_50961.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_50962.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_50963.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_50966.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_50968.png": "\u2014_\u2014 ACTOS > FDA las | orce: Action Pian\nee a ee a ee\neetn com\n= arr 4 Celery RoR ee Uae PT Ey\n[2 DEVELOP-CLINICAL MONITORING PLAN (Petes, Dus August 8). ns gh\nsD oth doping ee | ee ee\n2 menth-duration\npee ae Se ee ee ee ee Bea |\npe tg ee OE\ndentry expert in [> Andy Whelton, MD Goh. [Perez == August 2 \u2014 IN PROGRESS\nJ i a a\netup teleconference with [Det DUTT! [Beregt\u201d \u2014[ AugustS\nContact UK about urinarytract {| soos Sid Teleconference schertuled |\nsafety study indevelopment | | for Ast\nSo eee eee\nee\n[ast Update: August +2002 \u2014 rir tt FF :\nwe :\n1 Subj . TAK THOMCL-00032210\nrte in MDL 9.02/21\nSource: https://Awww.indupegqgceoogats.ucsf.edu/docs/qtjf0226", "img_59693.png": "OM = 729 (REV. 11-65)\nTHE OLIN PLAN\nFOR MATCHING GIFTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS\nINSTRUCTIONS: (1) The emptoyee should fill out PART A and\ntransmit the entire form with his or her contribution to the educa-\ntional institution. :\n, (2) Upon receipt of the contribution, the institution should fill\nout and execute PART B, and then retum this entire form to\nMr. M.A, d*AMELIO at the address shown below.\n(3) See reverse side for provisions of plan.\nEnclosed is my personal contribution to: ; DATE CONTRIBUTION MAILED\n(Name & Address of educational inetitution alumni fund, foundation or association) Februa 4p. 1971\nCASH CHECK\nVanderbilt University Medical School = \u00a7- = O k]\non a nee AMOUNT\nNaghvi lies Tennesseee =o (2030) ap ao te |S OOO\nPART I hereby authorize the institution named above to report this gift to the OLIN MATHIESON CHARITABLE TRUST for the purpose |\nof qualifying for a contribution from the TRUST in accordance with the provisions of its plan for matching gifts to educational\nA institutions.\n(To be\nfilled\n\u00a9\nes hited fee ARP Io id\nby OLIN\n(SIGNATURE)\nemployee)\nPRINT NAME (First, Middle, Last) PLANT OR OFFICE\nDr. Richard Henderson New Haven 1-K-5\nHOME ADORESS (Street) DIVISION Corporate Medical-\nHilltop Road = _\u00a7 == \u00a7=_s__ st _______ _ [Environmental Hygiene & Toxicology _\ncity a STATE cz x a DATE EMPLOYED\nBethany, Connecticut 06525 March 21, 1955\nYOUR RELATIONSHIP TO 7\nEDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION: ea ALUMNUS O PARENT Y FRIEND L OTHER i\nI hereby certify that the contribution described above was received by:\n(Name and address of educational institution, alumni fund, foundation or association)\nPART\n8 pe Vi oe hil ee ERO Re Ie) ig SANS Pe we 0 5, Oe TG, oF time hee Se |S el ta oc\n(To be\nfilled 7.8 eae eR Ce abe Sem eon oy ee ae, OR ee a: ee en es Re\nae Oe es eee Stee from panes as eis ees Ne Ear aise eal eS gh ee\nbya Name of employee i\nfinanciat | and that the organization qualifies under the provisions of this plan to receive a grant from the\nOLIN MATHIESON CHARITABLE TRUST. }\nofficer ee ee eee re eee\nae (Signature of Financial Officer)\nn NAME AND ADORESS OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION || PRINT NAME OF FINANCIAL OFFICER i\ne i!\neducational a ai ee ar aes ae cat eee\ninstitution) |\na SSS ER Ee Gk Vere cco eae ese ge ty, TI DATE CERTIFICATION IS MAILEO 1\n|\nMR. M. A. d\u2019AMELIO |\nADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE 0: SR Ne TABLE TRUST\nHEWHORK NE K YORK KORTE\n(NOTE: SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR PROVISIONS OF PLAN) : 120 Long Ridge Road 4\nStamford, Conn. 06904", "img_59694.png": "OM = 729 (REV. 11-65)\nTHE OLIN PLAN\nFOR MATCHING GIFTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS\nINSTRUCTIONS: (1) The emptoyee should fill out PART A and\ntransmit the entire form with his or her contribution to the educa-\ntional institution. :\n, (2) Upon receipt of the contribution, the institution should fill\nout and execute PART B, and then retum this entire form to\nMr. M.A, d*AMELIO at the address shown below.\n(3) See reverse side for provisions of plan.\nEnclosed is my personal contribution to: ; DATE CONTRIBUTION MAILED\n(Name & Address of educational inetitution alumni fund, foundation or association) Februa 4p. 1971\nCASH CHECK\nVanderbilt University Medical School = \u00a7- = O k]\non a nee AMOUNT\nNaghvi lies Tennesseee =o (2030) ap ao te |S OOO\nPART I hereby authorize the institution named above to report this gift to the OLIN MATHIESON CHARITABLE TRUST for the purpose |\nof qualifying for a contribution from the TRUST in accordance with the provisions of its plan for matching gifts to educational\nA institutions.\n(To be\nfilled\n\u00a9\nes hited fee ARP Io id\nby OLIN\n(SIGNATURE)\nemployee)\nPRINT NAME (First, Middle, Last) PLANT OR OFFICE\nDr. Richard Henderson New Haven 1-K-5\nHOME ADORESS (Street) DIVISION Corporate Medical-\nHilltop Road = _\u00a7 == \u00a7=_s__ st _______ _ [Environmental Hygiene & Toxicology _\ncity a STATE cz x a DATE EMPLOYED\nBethany, Connecticut 06525 March 21, 1955\nYOUR RELATIONSHIP TO 7\nEDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION: ea ALUMNUS O PARENT Y FRIEND L OTHER i\nI hereby certify that the contribution described above was received by:\n(Name and address of educational institution, alumni fund, foundation or association)\nPART\n8 pe Vi oe hil ee ERO Re Ie) ig SANS Pe we 0 5, Oe TG, oF time hee Se |S el ta oc\n(To be\nfilled 7.8 eae eR Ce abe Sem eon oy ee ae, OR ee a: ee en es Re\nae Oe es eee Stee from panes as eis ees Ne Ear aise eal eS gh ee\nbya Name of employee i\nfinanciat | and that the organization qualifies under the provisions of this plan to receive a grant from the\nOLIN MATHIESON CHARITABLE TRUST. }\nofficer ee ee eee re eee\nae (Signature of Financial Officer)\nn NAME AND ADORESS OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION || PRINT NAME OF FINANCIAL OFFICER i\ne i!\neducational a ai ee ar aes ae cat eee\ninstitution) |\na SSS ER Ee Gk Vere cco eae ese ge ty, TI DATE CERTIFICATION IS MAILEO 1\n|\nMR. M. A. d\u2019AMELIO |\nADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE 0: SR Ne TABLE TRUST\nHEWHORK NE K YORK KORTE\n(NOTE: SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR PROVISIONS OF PLAN) : 120 Long Ridge Road 4\nStamford, Conn. 06904", "img_49121.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49122.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49123.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49124.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49125.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49126.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49127.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49128.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49129.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49130.png": "W. R. KEATING & COMPANY A\n= DIVISION OF BEMO SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. fs ;\nes SUITE 1767 e ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER \u00ab NEW YORK, N.Y. 10048 beta\u201d\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED TO AND Sw.\nTEL; (212) 466-5000 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD\neae oe CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS \u00b0 INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENTS \u00a9 IATA APPROVED AGENTS\nFMC Lic. No. 93\nTERMS IMMEDIATE (SEE BELOW)\nDr. William Darby\n, \u00a2e/o Nutritional Foundation\n489 Fifth Avenue YOUR REFERENCE NO.\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\nvesser/carricer PAA pue 10/1/76 NUMBER OF PAcKaces\nre ITEMS AMOUNTS\nDUTY/DEPOSIT (as per copy of entry attached subject to adjustment on final liquidation)\nForeign Senders C.0.D.\nForeign Charges 065-3876 oS\nFreight\u2014 Air PAA 026-1 55.29\nFreight \u2014 Ocean\nCartage & Services 22.50\nCollection and Remittance Services\nCarriers Rortficateourd Release 0\nPreparation and Filing Customs 1.D. Entry\nInsurance \u2014 Placing | 4050 |\nBonds, Surety & Services 0\nBonds for Missing Documents\nCustoms Clearance Services 1 OG:\nPostage and Petties 90\nMessenger Services | 4120 |\nOpening & Closing for Customs Examination\nPreparation B/L and Forwarding \u2014 Delivery Order\nSteamship Demurrage 3160\nCartage to G.O. Whse. & Storage\nAdditional Invoices\n= Additional Classification\nServices Rendered\nArranging Outside Examination\nRepresentative\u2019s Time & Expenses | 4200 | 350\nee\nPie aie\npe\nLx 2\nete\nLe\ngt oe es Se ge fee cal\nPLEASE REMIT TO: TAL \u2014> 196 769\nSUITE 1767 ec'd. on a/c $196.69\nrere 7 sees 19669\nPLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE [Balance due NIL\nTHIS INVOICE IS PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY UPON PRESENTATION. DUTIES MUST BE 'PAID TIMELY\nTO AVOID CUSTOMS PENALTIES, ACCRUAL OF DEMURRAGE, STORAGE, GENERAL ORDERS, ETC.\nWE ACT AS YOUR AGENTS FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES ONLY, PURSUANT TO THE RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. eh\nCUSTOMS SERVICE. IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, WE ACT AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL\nTERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS INVOICE\nSHIPMENTS HANDLED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE HEREOF", "img_49054.png": "DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY Attach Additional Sheets Here Form Approved.\nRead Carefully Lastructions for Preparation of Invoice O.M.B, No. 48-RO342 }\ni oe (THIS FORM DOES NOY REQUIRE CERTIFICATION BY A UNITED STATES CONSULAR OFFICER)\n2 SPECIAL CUSTOMS INVOICE\nU.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE eed\n(Original only required for customs purposes) |\n|\n1. How were goods obtained by importer? By purchase or agreement to purchase [_/CBy some means other than a purchase (_]\nDO NOT INCLUDE PURCHASE AND _NONPURCHASE GOODS IN SAME INVOICE. USE SEPARATE INVOICE FOR EACH \\\n2. Place ina srenyea dee cbericgd byceppptaiber 1976] > Name of eapoming Farrer i 4. Baterph shipgGent |\nr , FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED OR\n| Eee ee ee tery FO -Be FURCHAGED | III, TO BE FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED\n|. Name and address of seller Transes of Piccadilly, 1.69 |] 1. Name and address of person from whom goods were obtained : |\nPiccadilly, London Vleet\n2, Nappasdnddeuio! Poteetntion Inde, Goo\u2019 Pat th -Lvenuc || 2. Name and address of consignee\naw Yors WY LOOLT Usiehe\n3. Date order accepted 3. Name and address of person for whose account goods are shipped\n29th September 1976 :\nSa __IV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT re \u2019 '\n@ @) @) (4) (3) _ (6) \u201d '\nManurac- Invoice TOTALS AND CURRENT Cuanent\nMAazxs AND TUARRS Of Gea ano Futt Descaiption oF Gooos Invoice SHow SEPARATELY Unrr Paice Unit Paice\nNumsgas ON \u2018Serian's (State contents of each package and importer's Unit Packinc Costs; ALL rox Home roa Expoat\nSHIPPING Nupessas oa qummbers or symbols, if any) re oR oe Cosrs, COR INEION 70 Unired\nPaciaces | Norse mt. Cee 4 cue hi. deme\nao 1a As per invoices attacheds \u00a33, 00.G0 \u00a33,000.00| \u00a33,000.40 \u00a33,000400\n\u2018eo We de Darby he. . Saaaamsts sie Ronee Soom |\ne Nutritional aa\nundat [ ae as \u2019 The Bollowing charges are additiorjal to inyoice price: |\n19 Pifth Ave, a . i\n\u2018ew Yotk HYLOOLY Packing in Labour and Materialsscdecsccecedocccccesesed Including in Invgice |\nSeAe \u2018 : Price\nm 105/AE Trnland Cartageccecccnescvercescedecevecesyorsesessoee \u00a311.50\ntoss .pht 16kg5) Insurance premiumerceccecsccccccedeescccsoiovcccccoverd |\n: aye |\nMOS EPDS Adv Freightssccccscccccccccccccccsdevcvcccstvccvcsccecs \u00a339398 |\nixlOx9} inches |\nfO HAY] OR STRA\n|\n(8) Country of origia (9) If rate of exchange is fixed or agreed, give rate (10) If discount is freely offered, give terms, amount, and whether }\nAs per invoices \u2014\u2014 | trade or cash wenn |\nEs = aa aN ee) ee i\nV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT }\n1. IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the purchase price of each item in the currency in which the goods were i\nbought? Ci*ves 0 No. |\n2. IF THE GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the price that you would have received or would be willing |\nto receive now if the goods were sold in the ordinary course of trade for exportation to the United States? [Yes CT No\" * !\n3. What currency was used in this invoice transaction? .........0....ccccceeeeees coccenscoenns Wot ieecesecccesctecccsenscescncenscceeses\n4. Whether the goods were purchased or obtained by the United States importer in some other manner, have you stated in section IV, column 6: '\n(A) (1) The price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for home consumption, including all applicable taxes?\nt, =\nCPYes 0 No. |\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods for home consumption? Ove 0 No. j\n(B)(1) Have you stated in section IV, column 7, the price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for export to the |\nUnited States and whether this price is f.0.b., c.if., c.def., or whatever the fact may be? C}\"Yes [J No. s I\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods For export to the United States? C\u00a5yes 0 No. '\n5. Have you listed al! charges and stated whether each amount has been included in or excluded from the invoice amount? Che O No. '\nIs the inland freight included in the invoice price or value? Ol yes CO) *Wo. Is the price or value of the goods the same at the factory as at the |\npoint of delivery? C)\"Yes [) No. If the answer is No, have any sales beea made at an ex-factory price? Ci+\u00a5eo-L-Nonwm= }\n6. Are say rebates, drawbacks, bounties, or other grants aliowed upon the exportation of the goods? \u201cC1 Yes D1xNo. If 50, have all been separately j\nitemized? [3-\u00a5es~\u00a39-Nor-we meee \u2019\n7. If such o7 aimilar goods are being sold or offered for sale in the home market for home consumption, what taxes are applicable and are they included |\nin the price shown in section IV, colama 6?\nwens we\n[BAY oveeveeerceeresrecerecerneeesesansercecttsKElud soeecneeeseeeneeanensnnennsernanensne\nenema NESE amnemnmmne ee\nCUSTOMS FORM 5515 (8-21-73) ; :\nOurce: JW ind Ocume edi/docs/atvond", "img_49055.png": "DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY Attach Additional Sheets Here Form Approved.\nRead Carefully Lastructions for Preparation of Invoice O.M.B, No. 48-RO342 }\ni oe (THIS FORM DOES NOY REQUIRE CERTIFICATION BY A UNITED STATES CONSULAR OFFICER)\n2 SPECIAL CUSTOMS INVOICE\nU.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE eed\n(Original only required for customs purposes) |\n|\n1. How were goods obtained by importer? By purchase or agreement to purchase [_/CBy some means other than a purchase (_]\nDO NOT INCLUDE PURCHASE AND _NONPURCHASE GOODS IN SAME INVOICE. USE SEPARATE INVOICE FOR EACH \\\n2. Place ina srenyea dee cbericgd byceppptaiber 1976] > Name of eapoming Farrer i 4. Baterph shipgGent |\nr , FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED OR\n| Eee ee ee tery FO -Be FURCHAGED | III, TO BE FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED\n|. Name and address of seller Transes of Piccadilly, 1.69 |] 1. Name and address of person from whom goods were obtained : |\nPiccadilly, London Vleet\n2, Nappasdnddeuio! Poteetntion Inde, Goo\u2019 Pat th -Lvenuc || 2. Name and address of consignee\naw Yors WY LOOLT Usiehe\n3. Date order accepted 3. Name and address of person for whose account goods are shipped\n29th September 1976 :\nSa __IV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT re \u2019 '\n@ @) @) (4) (3) _ (6) \u201d '\nManurac- Invoice TOTALS AND CURRENT Cuanent\nMAazxs AND TUARRS Of Gea ano Futt Descaiption oF Gooos Invoice SHow SEPARATELY Unrr Paice Unit Paice\nNumsgas ON \u2018Serian's (State contents of each package and importer's Unit Packinc Costs; ALL rox Home roa Expoat\nSHIPPING Nupessas oa qummbers or symbols, if any) re oR oe Cosrs, COR INEION 70 Unired\nPaciaces | Norse mt. Cee 4 cue hi. deme\nao 1a As per invoices attacheds \u00a33, 00.G0 \u00a33,000.00| \u00a33,000.40 \u00a33,000400\n\u2018eo We de Darby he. . Saaaamsts sie Ronee Soom |\ne Nutritional aa\nundat [ ae as \u2019 The Bollowing charges are additiorjal to inyoice price: |\n19 Pifth Ave, a . i\n\u2018ew Yotk HYLOOLY Packing in Labour and Materialsscdecsccecedocccccesesed Including in Invgice |\nSeAe \u2018 : Price\nm 105/AE Trnland Cartageccecccnescvercescedecevecesyorsesessoee \u00a311.50\ntoss .pht 16kg5) Insurance premiumerceccecsccccccedeescccsoiovcccccoverd |\n: aye |\nMOS EPDS Adv Freightssccccscccccccccccccccsdevcvcccstvccvcsccecs \u00a339398 |\nixlOx9} inches |\nfO HAY] OR STRA\n|\n(8) Country of origia (9) If rate of exchange is fixed or agreed, give rate (10) If discount is freely offered, give terms, amount, and whether }\nAs per invoices \u2014\u2014 | trade or cash wenn |\nEs = aa aN ee) ee i\nV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT }\n1. IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the purchase price of each item in the currency in which the goods were i\nbought? Ci*ves 0 No. |\n2. IF THE GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the price that you would have received or would be willing |\nto receive now if the goods were sold in the ordinary course of trade for exportation to the United States? [Yes CT No\" * !\n3. What currency was used in this invoice transaction? .........0....ccccceeeeees coccenscoenns Wot ieecesecccesctecccsenscescncenscceeses\n4. Whether the goods were purchased or obtained by the United States importer in some other manner, have you stated in section IV, column 6: '\n(A) (1) The price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for home consumption, including all applicable taxes?\nt, =\nCPYes 0 No. |\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods for home consumption? Ove 0 No. j\n(B)(1) Have you stated in section IV, column 7, the price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for export to the |\nUnited States and whether this price is f.0.b., c.if., c.def., or whatever the fact may be? C}\"Yes [J No. s I\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods For export to the United States? C\u00a5yes 0 No. '\n5. Have you listed al! charges and stated whether each amount has been included in or excluded from the invoice amount? Che O No. '\nIs the inland freight included in the invoice price or value? Ol yes CO) *Wo. Is the price or value of the goods the same at the factory as at the |\npoint of delivery? C)\"Yes [) No. If the answer is No, have any sales beea made at an ex-factory price? Ci+\u00a5eo-L-Nonwm= }\n6. Are say rebates, drawbacks, bounties, or other grants aliowed upon the exportation of the goods? \u201cC1 Yes D1xNo. If 50, have all been separately j\nitemized? [3-\u00a5es~\u00a39-Nor-we meee \u2019\n7. If such o7 aimilar goods are being sold or offered for sale in the home market for home consumption, what taxes are applicable and are they included |\nin the price shown in section IV, colama 6?\nwens we\n[BAY oveeveeerceeresrecerecerneeesesansercecttsKElud soeecneeeseeeneeanensnnennsernanensne\nenema NESE amnemnmmne ee\nCUSTOMS FORM 5515 (8-21-73) ; :\nOurce: JW ind Ocume edi/docs/atvond", "img_49057.png": "DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY Attach Additional Sheets Here Form Approved.\nRead Carefully Lastructions for Preparation of Invoice O.M.B, No. 48-RO342 }\ni oe (THIS FORM DOES NOY REQUIRE CERTIFICATION BY A UNITED STATES CONSULAR OFFICER)\n2 SPECIAL CUSTOMS INVOICE\nU.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE eed\n(Original only required for customs purposes) |\n|\n1. How were goods obtained by importer? By purchase or agreement to purchase [_/CBy some means other than a purchase (_]\nDO NOT INCLUDE PURCHASE AND _NONPURCHASE GOODS IN SAME INVOICE. USE SEPARATE INVOICE FOR EACH \\\n2. Place ina srenyea dee cbericgd byceppptaiber 1976] > Name of eapoming Farrer i 4. Baterph shipgGent |\nr , FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED OR\n| Eee ee ee tery FO -Be FURCHAGED | III, TO BE FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED\n|. Name and address of seller Transes of Piccadilly, 1.69 |] 1. Name and address of person from whom goods were obtained : |\nPiccadilly, London Vleet\n2, Nappasdnddeuio! Poteetntion Inde, Goo\u2019 Pat th -Lvenuc || 2. Name and address of consignee\naw Yors WY LOOLT Usiehe\n3. Date order accepted 3. Name and address of person for whose account goods are shipped\n29th September 1976 :\nSa __IV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT re \u2019 '\n@ @) @) (4) (3) _ (6) \u201d '\nManurac- Invoice TOTALS AND CURRENT Cuanent\nMAazxs AND TUARRS Of Gea ano Futt Descaiption oF Gooos Invoice SHow SEPARATELY Unrr Paice Unit Paice\nNumsgas ON \u2018Serian's (State contents of each package and importer's Unit Packinc Costs; ALL rox Home roa Expoat\nSHIPPING Nupessas oa qummbers or symbols, if any) re oR oe Cosrs, COR INEION 70 Unired\nPaciaces | Norse mt. Cee 4 cue hi. deme\nao 1a As per invoices attacheds \u00a33, 00.G0 \u00a33,000.00| \u00a33,000.40 \u00a33,000400\n\u2018eo We de Darby he. . Saaaamsts sie Ronee Soom |\ne Nutritional aa\nundat [ ae as \u2019 The Bollowing charges are additiorjal to inyoice price: |\n19 Pifth Ave, a . i\n\u2018ew Yotk HYLOOLY Packing in Labour and Materialsscdecsccecedocccccesesed Including in Invgice |\nSeAe \u2018 : Price\nm 105/AE Trnland Cartageccecccnescvercescedecevecesyorsesessoee \u00a311.50\ntoss .pht 16kg5) Insurance premiumerceccecsccccccedeescccsoiovcccccoverd |\n: aye |\nMOS EPDS Adv Freightssccccscccccccccccccccsdevcvcccstvccvcsccecs \u00a339398 |\nixlOx9} inches |\nfO HAY] OR STRA\n|\n(8) Country of origia (9) If rate of exchange is fixed or agreed, give rate (10) If discount is freely offered, give terms, amount, and whether }\nAs per invoices \u2014\u2014 | trade or cash wenn |\nEs = aa aN ee) ee i\nV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT }\n1. IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the purchase price of each item in the currency in which the goods were i\nbought? Ci*ves 0 No. |\n2. IF THE GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the price that you would have received or would be willing |\nto receive now if the goods were sold in the ordinary course of trade for exportation to the United States? [Yes CT No\" * !\n3. What currency was used in this invoice transaction? .........0....ccccceeeeees coccenscoenns Wot ieecesecccesctecccsenscescncenscceeses\n4. Whether the goods were purchased or obtained by the United States importer in some other manner, have you stated in section IV, column 6: '\n(A) (1) The price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for home consumption, including all applicable taxes?\nt, =\nCPYes 0 No. |\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods for home consumption? Ove 0 No. j\n(B)(1) Have you stated in section IV, column 7, the price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for export to the |\nUnited States and whether this price is f.0.b., c.if., c.def., or whatever the fact may be? C}\"Yes [J No. s I\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods For export to the United States? C\u00a5yes 0 No. '\n5. Have you listed al! charges and stated whether each amount has been included in or excluded from the invoice amount? Che O No. '\nIs the inland freight included in the invoice price or value? Ol yes CO) *Wo. Is the price or value of the goods the same at the factory as at the |\npoint of delivery? C)\"Yes [) No. If the answer is No, have any sales beea made at an ex-factory price? Ci+\u00a5eo-L-Nonwm= }\n6. Are say rebates, drawbacks, bounties, or other grants aliowed upon the exportation of the goods? \u201cC1 Yes D1xNo. If 50, have all been separately j\nitemized? [3-\u00a5es~\u00a39-Nor-we meee \u2019\n7. If such o7 aimilar goods are being sold or offered for sale in the home market for home consumption, what taxes are applicable and are they included |\nin the price shown in section IV, colama 6?\nwens we\n[BAY oveeveeerceeresrecerecerneeesesansercecttsKElud soeecneeeseeeneeanensnnennsernanensne\nenema NESE amnemnmmne ee\nCUSTOMS FORM 5515 (8-21-73) ; :\nOurce: JW ind Ocume edi/docs/atvond", "img_49058.png": "DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY Attach Additional Sheets Here Form Approved.\nRead Carefully Lastructions for Preparation of Invoice O.M.B, No. 48-RO342 }\ni oe (THIS FORM DOES NOY REQUIRE CERTIFICATION BY A UNITED STATES CONSULAR OFFICER)\n2 SPECIAL CUSTOMS INVOICE\nU.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE eed\n(Original only required for customs purposes) |\n|\n1. How were goods obtained by importer? By purchase or agreement to purchase [_/CBy some means other than a purchase (_]\nDO NOT INCLUDE PURCHASE AND _NONPURCHASE GOODS IN SAME INVOICE. USE SEPARATE INVOICE FOR EACH \\\n2. Place ina srenyea dee cbericgd byceppptaiber 1976] > Name of eapoming Farrer i 4. Baterph shipgGent |\nr , FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED OR\n| Eee ee ee tery FO -Be FURCHAGED | III, TO BE FILLED IN IF GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED\n|. Name and address of seller Transes of Piccadilly, 1.69 |] 1. Name and address of person from whom goods were obtained : |\nPiccadilly, London Vleet\n2, Nappasdnddeuio! Poteetntion Inde, Goo\u2019 Pat th -Lvenuc || 2. Name and address of consignee\naw Yors WY LOOLT Usiehe\n3. Date order accepted 3. Name and address of person for whose account goods are shipped\n29th September 1976 :\nSa __IV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT re \u2019 '\n@ @) @) (4) (3) _ (6) \u201d '\nManurac- Invoice TOTALS AND CURRENT Cuanent\nMAazxs AND TUARRS Of Gea ano Futt Descaiption oF Gooos Invoice SHow SEPARATELY Unrr Paice Unit Paice\nNumsgas ON \u2018Serian's (State contents of each package and importer's Unit Packinc Costs; ALL rox Home roa Expoat\nSHIPPING Nupessas oa qummbers or symbols, if any) re oR oe Cosrs, COR INEION 70 Unired\nPaciaces | Norse mt. Cee 4 cue hi. deme\nao 1a As per invoices attacheds \u00a33, 00.G0 \u00a33,000.00| \u00a33,000.40 \u00a33,000400\n\u2018eo We de Darby he. . Saaaamsts sie Ronee Soom |\ne Nutritional aa\nundat [ ae as \u2019 The Bollowing charges are additiorjal to inyoice price: |\n19 Pifth Ave, a . i\n\u2018ew Yotk HYLOOLY Packing in Labour and Materialsscdecsccecedocccccesesed Including in Invgice |\nSeAe \u2018 : Price\nm 105/AE Trnland Cartageccecccnescvercescedecevecesyorsesessoee \u00a311.50\ntoss .pht 16kg5) Insurance premiumerceccecsccccccedeescccsoiovcccccoverd |\n: aye |\nMOS EPDS Adv Freightssccccscccccccccccccccsdevcvcccstvccvcsccecs \u00a339398 |\nixlOx9} inches |\nfO HAY] OR STRA\n|\n(8) Country of origia (9) If rate of exchange is fixed or agreed, give rate (10) If discount is freely offered, give terms, amount, and whether }\nAs per invoices \u2014\u2014 | trade or cash wenn |\nEs = aa aN ee) ee i\nV. THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED IN FOR EVERY SHIPMENT }\n1. IF GOODS WERE PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the purchase price of each item in the currency in which the goods were i\nbought? Ci*ves 0 No. |\n2. IF THE GOODS WERE NOT PURCHASED, have you stated in section IV, column 4, the price that you would have received or would be willing |\nto receive now if the goods were sold in the ordinary course of trade for exportation to the United States? [Yes CT No\" * !\n3. What currency was used in this invoice transaction? .........0....ccccceeeeees coccenscoenns Wot ieecesecccesctecccsenscescncenscceeses\n4. Whether the goods were purchased or obtained by the United States importer in some other manner, have you stated in section IV, column 6: '\n(A) (1) The price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for home consumption, including all applicable taxes?\nt, =\nCPYes 0 No. |\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods for home consumption? Ove 0 No. j\n(B)(1) Have you stated in section IV, column 7, the price at which you are now selling the goods or offering them for sale for export to the |\nUnited States and whether this price is f.0.b., c.if., c.def., or whatever the fact may be? C}\"Yes [J No. s I\n(2) Is this price freely offered to anyone who wishes to buy the goods For export to the United States? C\u00a5yes 0 No. '\n5. Have you listed al! charges and stated whether each amount has been included in or excluded from the invoice amount? Che O No. '\nIs the inland freight included in the invoice price or value? Ol yes CO) *Wo. Is the price or value of the goods the same at the factory as at the |\npoint of delivery? C)\"Yes [) No. If the answer is No, have any sales beea made at an ex-factory price? Ci+\u00a5eo-L-Nonwm= }\n6. Are say rebates, drawbacks, bounties, or other grants aliowed upon the exportation of the goods? \u201cC1 Yes D1xNo. If 50, have all been separately j\nitemized? [3-\u00a5es~\u00a39-Nor-we meee \u2019\n7. If such o7 aimilar goods are being sold or offered for sale in the home market for home consumption, what taxes are applicable and are they included |\nin the price shown in section IV, colama 6?\nwens we\n[BAY oveeveeerceeresrecerecerneeesesansercecttsKElud soeecneeeseeeneeanensnnennsernanensne\nenema NESE amnemnmmne ee\nCUSTOMS FORM 5515 (8-21-73) ; :\nOurce: JW ind Ocume edi/docs/atvond", "img_62826.png": "mee. Page: 2\nImposition, Presswork thru Binding Base Additional\nAdhesive Bound 4400 copies 1000 _ copies\n128 pages & covers (covers 1-4\nin 1 color other than\nblack) $878.92 $147.58\n32 pages additional 147.76 23293\n16 pages additional g30 225 Leos\n8 pages additional Le eo 25-95\n4 pages additional 63.68 9220\n2 pages additional to insert in\nthe center of a signature 95.49 \u00a37.09\nExtra for:\nGathering 8 signatures AT oF 2.50\nStock: cusment.praces\nText: 60 lb. White Process Plate (WP #13) -99/page/1000\nCover: 65 lb. Ivory Navajo Cover 20.68/1000\nMailing\nWrap and mail 36.79/1000\nApply labels (Cheshire) 22.70/1000", "img_62827.png": "mee. Page: 2\nImposition, Presswork thru Binding Base Additional\nAdhesive Bound 4400 copies 1000 _ copies\n128 pages & covers (covers 1-4\nin 1 color other than\nblack) $878.92 $147.58\n32 pages additional 147.76 23293\n16 pages additional g30 225 Leos\n8 pages additional Le eo 25-95\n4 pages additional 63.68 9220\n2 pages additional to insert in\nthe center of a signature 95.49 \u00a37.09\nExtra for:\nGathering 8 signatures AT oF 2.50\nStock: cusment.praces\nText: 60 lb. White Process Plate (WP #13) -99/page/1000\nCover: 65 lb. Ivory Navajo Cover 20.68/1000\nMailing\nWrap and mail 36.79/1000\nApply labels (Cheshire) 22.70/1000", "img_62828.png": "mee. Page: 2\nImposition, Presswork thru Binding Base Additional\nAdhesive Bound 4400 copies 1000 _ copies\n128 pages & covers (covers 1-4\nin 1 color other than\nblack) $878.92 $147.58\n32 pages additional 147.76 23293\n16 pages additional g30 225 Leos\n8 pages additional Le eo 25-95\n4 pages additional 63.68 9220\n2 pages additional to insert in\nthe center of a signature 95.49 \u00a37.09\nExtra for:\nGathering 8 signatures AT oF 2.50\nStock: cusment.praces\nText: 60 lb. White Process Plate (WP #13) -99/page/1000\nCover: 65 lb. Ivory Navajo Cover 20.68/1000\nMailing\nWrap and mail 36.79/1000\nApply labels (Cheshire) 22.70/1000", "img_62829.png": "mee. Page: 2\nImposition, Presswork thru Binding Base Additional\nAdhesive Bound 4400 copies 1000 _ copies\n128 pages & covers (covers 1-4\nin 1 color other than\nblack) $878.92 $147.58\n32 pages additional 147.76 23293\n16 pages additional g30 225 Leos\n8 pages additional Le eo 25-95\n4 pages additional 63.68 9220\n2 pages additional to insert in\nthe center of a signature 95.49 \u00a37.09\nExtra for:\nGathering 8 signatures AT oF 2.50\nStock: cusment.praces\nText: 60 lb. White Process Plate (WP #13) -99/page/1000\nCover: 65 lb. Ivory Navajo Cover 20.68/1000\nMailing\nWrap and mail 36.79/1000\nApply labels (Cheshire) 22.70/1000", "img_62831.png": "mee. Page: 2\nImposition, Presswork thru Binding Base Additional\nAdhesive Bound 4400 copies 1000 _ copies\n128 pages & covers (covers 1-4\nin 1 color other than\nblack) $878.92 $147.58\n32 pages additional 147.76 23293\n16 pages additional g30 225 Leos\n8 pages additional Le eo 25-95\n4 pages additional 63.68 9220\n2 pages additional to insert in\nthe center of a signature 95.49 \u00a37.09\nExtra for:\nGathering 8 signatures AT oF 2.50\nStock: cusment.praces\nText: 60 lb. White Process Plate (WP #13) -99/page/1000\nCover: 65 lb. Ivory Navajo Cover 20.68/1000\nMailing\nWrap and mail 36.79/1000\nApply labels (Cheshire) 22.70/1000", "img_63130.png": "Hanwvad?\neg\nee\nGS03\ny oe aa\nwre\nor", "img_63131.png": "Hanwvad?\neg\nee\nGS03\ny oe aa\nwre\nor", "img_32156.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32157.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32148.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32149.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32150.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32151.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32152.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32153.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32154.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_32155.png": "= 3\nTechnology of Iron Fortification). This increases the number of task\nforce meetings to be held from six (6) to twelve (12); i.e. six (6) Task\nForces over and above the original number designated in the grant, and\nthus increases by 100% the costs of task forces assigned to the grant\nimplementation.\n\nIn reference to the publication of Peter Dallman's report on \"Iron\nDeficiency in Infancy and Childhood'', 5,000 copies instead of 500 copies\nwere printed (see: C. Reports 1.). The INACG Secretariat has distributed\nthe majority of the 5,000 copies of \"Guidelines for the Eradication of\nIron Deficiency Anemia'' and would like to be able to budget a printing\nof another 5,000 copies as this document is widely distributed.\n\nWe will publish and distribute a minimum of three substantial\nmonographs in the year 1980. Under these circumstances, the proposed\nbudget is as follows:\n\n|\n:\nAmount\nCategories P>BL980\nConferences\nInternational Travel $46,692.00\nTask Force Meetings\nInternational Travel 23,000.00\nDomestic Travel 18,000.00\nPer Diem\nInternational 11,000.00\nDomestic 3,500.00\nCommuni cations 2,500.00\nReports/Publications/Secretarial 7,500.00\nEditorial Services 3,000.00\nSupplies 2,000.00\nMeeting Room Rentals 1,500.00\nDocumentation 3,500.00\nConsultation Services 6,000.00", "img_59352.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_59353.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_59354.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_59355.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_59356.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_59357.png": "Lenn nncc\n: ~ KAYMICH III - PRINT/INK TYPE, COLOR/PAPER TYPE/\nMENTHOL LOAD TEST\nVARIABLES:\n\nPRINT - DIAMOND OR SALEM GOLD LOGOS\n\nINK '. GREEN OR GOLD\n\nPAPERS\u2019 -_ REF. 856, REF. 456, REF. 856 HV, 856 AQUAPEL, 45 G\n\nCACO, FILLER PAPER, ZZ PAPER 50 G MG(OH), WITH KCL\n\nMENTHOL -  .12% OR .32%\n\nLOADS\n, TEST ACCOMPLISHED WITH SIX 2 X 2 DESIGNS - 24 PARTS\nALL PARTS RAN IN SPC\n@ ALL PARTS PACKAGED IMMEDIATELY OFF MAKER/TIPPER (WITHIN 15\n: MINUTES)\n\n@ ALL TEST LEGS WITHIN EACH 2 X 2 WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY\n; DIFFERENT* IN TOBACCO AND SMOKE ANALYSES\n| .\njp m OBVIOUS ANALYTICAL SMOKE DIFFERENCES WERE PRESENT\nBETWEEN DESIGNS OF DIFFERING PAPER TYPE\n, @ TWO TRENDS EXISTED\n1. MENTHOL LOAD FROM KAYMICH TRENDED LOW\n2. FILTER MENTHOL FROM KAYMICH TRENDED HIGH\n, @ SED DISCRIMINATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS AND SALEM\n: GOLD PROTOTYPES WERE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT. SALEM\n\nBOX PROTOTYPES WERE DIFFERENT. THESE WERE SUBMITTED FOR\n| QDA ANALYSIS.\n2 m SED DIAGNOSTIC ANALYSES OF SALEM BOX PRODUCTS INDICATED\n* NO PERCEPTUAL TASTE DIFFERENCES. VISUAL DIFFERENCES IN wo\n, PRINT COLOR, ONLY. |\n1 : , 2\n: \u00a9\nwo\n\n6 , \u00a9\ng . . :", "img_43757.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43758.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43761.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43766.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43768.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43774.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43776.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43780.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43784.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_43789.png": "Table 12. Cemented revisions with and without antibiotics\nANTBIONES\n[Yes 75 | 865 |\nENe 233.5 |\nMissing information = 945\nFour weight bearing materials are mainly used in revisions, which are dominated by the classic combination of stainless\nsteel/PE (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows a significant increase of the combination Co-Cr/PE at the cost of Alumina/PE since\n2011.\nFigure 11. Weight bearing materials used in revisions\nStainless steel/PE\n41.08% x\nNES AluminaPE\nCobait-chrame/PE\n28.35%\nFigure12. Weight bearing materials used in revisions: change over 5 years\ney }\n50\n\\ athe :\n} . a A }\n\u201c : Ne Sacer |\n= 30 aot nS\n2 nn anne ee }\n; - eT :\nao we ~N :\n| eccennnnne oem |\n7 NN a :\n} wane Saag }\n404 ne ~\u2014 we Nene |\nLe ss. a\n@ SUI ec neue\n2008 2058 2018 2012\nYear\nBearing materials\nwereers Stainless steelIPE worn Cobalt chrameiPE veer AluminaiPE\ncomments SIMIAIMSAlUMINg __ sossseeeeeme Metalitetal\nTHA SoFCOT Register, 2013 annual report CO\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qxxn0226", "img_62916.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62917.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62919.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62920.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62922.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62923.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_62924.png": "To Our Shareholders\n\nigh \u2018\nt= ee\n\nos a\n2h s |\nHoward C. Harder James W. McKee, Jr. March 13, 1970\nThe year 1969 was the first under our new name expenditures during the year. About one-third of this total will\nCPC International Inc. be spent for facilities and equipment to introduce new products\nR Arete di i ee and develop others; another third will finance plant expansion\nSool net sales and improved earnings were achieve : to keep pace with customer demand for existing products;\n\nEarnings per share were $2.42, compared with $2.35 the | while the remainder will be used to modernize existing facilities\nprevious year. In July, the company paid its 200th consecutive and to replace worn equipment.\nquarterly dividend.\nThis Annual Report reviews 1969 progress of Corn Industrial, Gee ee eee ce\nCe ar ee veers ee ee ets selective existing products into presently established markets,\n\n: Se a as well as expand into new and untapped geographical areas;\nMeee ea ee eS Clee Clee ieee uo coe pee we will increase our emphasis on introducing specialty products\nThe Report also summarizes general corporate activities. promising more favorable return on investment; we will broaden\nHighlighting accomplishments last year in the United States: our base through related new businesses; and we will improve\nHellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise and Skippy peanut our return on present product lines by reducing operating costs,\nbutter set record sales and profits. Several businesses of CPC where possible, or by eliminating or reducing our investment\nDevelopment also achieved sales and earnings highs, with in those areas which fail to meet expectations.\nsignificant gains by S. B. Penick, a manufacturer of medicinal We are moving forward to implement this plan for growth, while\nand industrial chemicals. Sales of Corn Industrial\u2019s line of adapting to changing business conditions and to a changing\nspecialty products increased. But this component, which serves environment, which demands increasing corporate social\nmore than 60 basic industries, experienced generally higher involvement.\noperating costs, which affected earnings. Although corn syrup\nand dextrose prices stabilized, profit margins on many Of course, the ultimate success of our diverse multinational\nstarch-based industrial products deteriorated. Consequently, operations depends upon the skills, leadership, and dedication\nour return on investment for Corn Industrial during 1969 was less of our 43,600 employees. We appreciate their efforts and rely on\nthan goal and below the 1968 level. We have restructured our their cooperation and support.\nmarketing and sales forces to meet more specifically the needs Management has a responsibility to help our employees better\nof today\u2019s changing markets. themselves, giving them the opportunity to grow and innovate\nAbroad, we achieved record sales and profits, despite unfavor- in their present jobs and move on to more responsible positions.\nable economic conditions in several countries. Long-established We wish to thank our shareholders for their loyalty to our\nfinancial practices enabled us to minimize the adverse effects of products and for their suggestions offered in the interest of\ndevaluation in France, revaluation in Germany, and severe CPC International. We look forward to your continued\ninflation in several Latin American countries. CPC/Europe constructive interest. |\nfurther broadened Knorr's product line and distribution in 1969,\nas demand for Knorr soups and cubes continued to rise.\n\nEuropean operations are expected to benefit from new product 6 Uy / Cb Z,\nprograms launched over the past six years. Our experience\n\ndemonstrates that as the economies of countries strengthen, as Howard C. Harder\n\ntheir affluence grows, and as eating patterns develop higher Chairman and\nsophistication, we are able to enter additional markets with such Chief Executive Officer\nproven product lines as Hellmann's and Knorr. This\n\nstrengthened our consumer businesses in Japan, the Philip-\n\npines, and several Latin American countries during the year. :\n\nCapital expenditures for 1969 were $42.8 million, which were\n\nbelow the 1968 figure. Capital expenditures for 1970 will be James W. McKee, ur.\nsomewhat higher than 1969, shared about evenly between the President and\n\nU.S. and abroad. We will be periodically reviewing these Chiet Administrative Officer\n2", "img_3835.png": "\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ > \u201c\nCORPORATE FINANCING . Sept./Oct. 1910-\nCOST ENGINEERING Oct, 1964-\nCOG NOTES (DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERIMENT) 1970~\n\nGic CRITICAL REVIENS Ti RNIN MESIAL COSIAOL ig7oe\nCRC CRITICAL REVIGYS IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY - 1970-\nCROP PRODUCTION REPORT & SUPPLEMENT Jan, 1969-\n\nCROP. SerENCE Jan./Feb. 1968-\n\nae Crystalrigedl paste Cm Capital Legurle) ae\nDEEDS & DATA(WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION) May 1970-\n\nSee also JOURUAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION and HIGHLIGHTS - WPCF\nDISSERTATION DIGEST 1g70-\nDOW (DOW CHELIECAL CO.) : ee 1970~\nDROVERS JOURNAL ae 1970-\nDUN'S REVIDT as a 1970-\n_EARTH FOODS 1970-\nECONOMIC INDICATORS ghee, 1970-\nENGINEERING & MINING JOURNAL 1967-\nENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD : 1969-\nENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 1969-\nExbi-phee aken REA ee cay / Io\n: FARM CHEMICALS : Feb, 1969- 4\nFARM, JOURNAL ACs oer 2 Sept. 1969-\nFARM QUARTERLY Winter 1965/66-~\nFARM SERVICE CENTERS formerly(BULK FEED & GRAIN) Feb./Dec. 1969\n; \u201cs : :\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/qykk0226", "img_4952.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_4953.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_4954.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_4955.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_4956.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_4957.png": "< vo\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u2019) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"\"B.B.& D. Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"'Leaning Tower of Pizza\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u2018Date of Agreement: 3/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI. VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Leaning Tower of Pizza Venue Code: 3677\nenue Address: 2324 Lyndale Avenue S.\nCity / State / Zip Code: Minneapolis MN 55404\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: B.B.& D. Inc.\nfey \u2018Venue Owner Category: Sole Proprietorship\n: 11. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001,\n$ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 566.95 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 1,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 250.00June 30, 2001: $ 250.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $250.00December 31,2001: $250.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,166.95 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\n~ Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\n= delivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n: (Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\n(Cigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw).\non\nnN\na\nN\nCopy :\ni \" o\nar\noo\nN\n\u20181 V oe -1- Initials: xea 1C Venue owe Me \u2014", "img_36929.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_36932.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_36941.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_36944.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_36928.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_36936.png": "re Qu\nBlue Shield [9] MEDICAL EXPENSE REPORT\neet SNe STATE OF ILLINOIS GROUP PROGRAM\n233 North Michigan Averie\ney eee See Other Side For Instructions\nBO-~M- 2F -14- \u00a7\u00a730 -27-23\nMember's 1.D. (Social Security) No... 3 \u00a3 Ir 076 / \u00a2 oF Date of Birth: 2 7\nPatient's Name: See anes eee\nMember's Name: Relationship to Member; Oseit Mspouse Cchiia\nHome Address: /605 72} City: pipet dpe ah\n, : iS\nE Zip: 60 35\nState: 1D 1.D. CODE: Bask\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\nBy reason of law or employment, is the patient covered under any other health benefit plan? ts Yes Sno\nNamalotherCompany,. Address, Policy, Numbers i: 4s 5k en ee ee ee 2\nNemeot Policy-Holder: =< \u2014 t= ee ee ee Se ee ee\n' certify that the above information is correct and that the SIGN > 2 / 5 3 6\nbills attached were incurred by the patient listed above. HERE\nSig) re of Memb Date\nPLEASE ASK YOUR ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO COMPLETE THIS PORTION i\nCOMPLETE DIAGNOsIs:_Moderate exogenous obesity; Hypertension; Hypercholesterolemia, _\nDATE FIRST SEEN BY ME FOR THIS CONDITION: _ Nov. 25, 1975 TE OF ONSET:_Indefinite \u2014\neh S { / p La ) onset\nSIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN: 2 <2 -- thet PIAS cee DATES 22) 7 eee\na \u2014-\u2014\nTORCEEICE USEONEY TOTAL PAID BY NON-ELIGIBLE BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD\nEXPENSE BASIC EXPENSES A B\n1. Drugs on Prescription $e Se ee. Sa Sees \u2018See\n2. Equipment Rental ee pe eS a ee\n3. Prosthetic Appliances Se a Ne PE gene ee ee em ee\n4, Physical Therapy ee \u2014\u2014 or eerie ee eee\n5. Outpatient/Diagnostic gee Se pee eee, ee ree ca, fe rr oe\n6. Renal Dialysis gees ee ese! ee eee a\nTOTALS $ $ $ $ $\nDEDUCTIBEE Bee ey rn es Se hed ge Ce ee gee eer ee\nEESS:GARRY-OVERICRED Ian se; Wer nae nt ee ree te ir eee |\nREMAINING OEDUCTIBRE 1 (ieto as Waar) cr anh Crete i det 1 eee ee ns 2\nBALANCE of ELIGIBLE, MEDICALEXPENSES. . . . ... .\u00a7 $\nPercentage of BALANCE Paid by BLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD . . % %\nBenefit Period Beginning: Total Medical Expense\nPayments to Patient\nDatetol Services 5. os ie Se ae el eevieat $ $\nDate: Processed: 2s Se  TotaliMedical Expense\nPayments to Member\nThis Year Ses ee Sp a eer\nProcessed) Bysae ae ee ee ee\nContract Code Erew)\nType Serv. Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n1 pe he ee\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code!\n2 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n3\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. el\n4 |\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code\n5\nType Serv. Age Pt. Code Date of Service Total Expense Disp. Code i\n6 Babe ae\nSi-6 6-73\n10] 8 | Col\u2014ean a1 dN Ose /ATsAUUAUV Al a0 161) iav(6 fo lo1 0] gal ia) im Ulex} Mie 187 fe(e YA Tele)", "img_59041.png": "1 t 1 1 i f J {\n1/13 1353287 | 31000 !00 | 31000100\n\nbindery hitad PR intiov\n\nAiSvio yi Si LEN Loy\n\nbeyttaies bat AOL\n\nI 1 I ! ! ' 1 1\n\ni | | I i it I I\n\nSTATEMENT OF REMITTANCE\nLV iupoutdteNemows Company = FES 3, 1972\nPl * REFER TO THIS NUMBER\nNOW Leer Le IN CORRESPONDENCE\nNEGOTIABLE J 990642", "img_59042.png": "1 t 1 1 i f J {\n1/13 1353287 | 31000 !00 | 31000100\n\nbindery hitad PR intiov\n\nAiSvio yi Si LEN Loy\n\nbeyttaies bat AOL\n\nI 1 I ! ! ' 1 1\n\ni | | I i it I I\n\nSTATEMENT OF REMITTANCE\nLV iupoutdteNemows Company = FES 3, 1972\nPl * REFER TO THIS NUMBER\nNOW Leer Le IN CORRESPONDENCE\nNEGOTIABLE J 990642", "img_59045.png": "1 t 1 1 i f J {\n1/13 1353287 | 31000 !00 | 31000100\n\nbindery hitad PR intiov\n\nAiSvio yi Si LEN Loy\n\nbeyttaies bat AOL\n\nI 1 I ! ! ' 1 1\n\ni | | I i it I I\n\nSTATEMENT OF REMITTANCE\nLV iupoutdteNemows Company = FES 3, 1972\nPl * REFER TO THIS NUMBER\nNOW Leer Le IN CORRESPONDENCE\nNEGOTIABLE J 990642", "img_59046.png": "1 t 1 1 i f J {\n1/13 1353287 | 31000 !00 | 31000100\n\nbindery hitad PR intiov\n\nAiSvio yi Si LEN Loy\n\nbeyttaies bat AOL\n\nI 1 I ! ! ' 1 1\n\ni | | I i it I I\n\nSTATEMENT OF REMITTANCE\nLV iupoutdteNemows Company = FES 3, 1972\nPl * REFER TO THIS NUMBER\nNOW Leer Le IN CORRESPONDENCE\nNEGOTIABLE J 990642", "img_64928.png": "IV-5\na\nTable 2. Leading causes of death, Indian 1951-53, all races 1952, United States\nIndian 1951-53 | All races 1952\n5\nPercent Percent\nCause of death of all Cause of death of all\ncauses causes\nBeart: diseases a... s.dvsectivess ee | LHe Heart GISGRBEE cee icc uk coe oss ns epee\nROCA GENUS 55.25 Ww Nts 008 45 048s 888 8's ee Malignant neoplasms ..............+| 14.9\nInfluenza and pneumonia ........... 10.5 Vascular lesions affecting\ncentral nervous system .........-/ 11.1\nTuberculosis, all forms ........... 8.1 ACCUEIL. aNNwiniean -anee sane cnn ces WOSE\nCertain diseases of early infancy . ToL Certain diseases of early infancy . 4.3\nMalignant neoplasms .........eeeeee 5.9 Influenza and pneumonia \u00ab.......... Sak\nGastritis, duodenitis, enteritis,\nGHG COLITIS 24 eo Gieie week ea cans Sid General arteriosclerosis .......... Cede\nVascular lesions affecting central\nNEFVOUS SYSTEM 2... ces eweeereeees 43 Diabetes mellitus ......ceceseeeees iat,\nCongenital malformations .......... 4.6 Tuberculosis, all forms ...........] 1.6\nHomicide and legal execution ...... 1.6 Congenital malformations .......... 1.3\nThe annual average number of deaths among Indians from five causes for which the\nIndian rate is substantially higher than the rate for all races, and the number of deaths\nwhich would have occurred if the rates for the whole country had prevailed among Indians\nare shown in table 2a, and. in the figure on page 2 of chapter I. The excess of actual\nover expected deaths from these five causes is almost 1,400 deaths. For accidents,\ninfluenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, and diarrheal diseases the ratio of actual deaths\nto expected deaths is well over two.\nTable 2a. Expected and actual number of Indian deaths from selected causes, annual average\n1949-53\nNumber of deaths Ratio of\nactual to\nCause of death Actual Expected 1/ expected\ndeaths\nACCLASHUD ASAsc cvs Ahearn aha Aa MRR RANA SH 547 209 2.61\nInflu\u00e9nza and pn\u00e9umonia ..............005 456 99 4.61\nMiberculosls ihn. sata h sdamane tna cen eeus 420 57 sie\nDiseases of early infancy .............05 32h 222 1.46\nDiarrheal GLiBEABES ssi eds a eee eee 256 mS 11.13\n4) Calculated by applying 1951 United States all races age-specific death rates to the\nnumber of Indians in 1951.\nOO] Copa al dt OXIA ATTA ATO LBS j iayse le S) \u2018 As, ) 6)", "img_64929.png": "IV-5\na\nTable 2. Leading causes of death, Indian 1951-53, all races 1952, United States\nIndian 1951-53 | All races 1952\n5\nPercent Percent\nCause of death of all Cause of death of all\ncauses causes\nBeart: diseases a... s.dvsectivess ee | LHe Heart GISGRBEE cee icc uk coe oss ns epee\nROCA GENUS 55.25 Ww Nts 008 45 048s 888 8's ee Malignant neoplasms ..............+| 14.9\nInfluenza and pneumonia ........... 10.5 Vascular lesions affecting\ncentral nervous system .........-/ 11.1\nTuberculosis, all forms ........... 8.1 ACCUEIL. aNNwiniean -anee sane cnn ces WOSE\nCertain diseases of early infancy . ToL Certain diseases of early infancy . 4.3\nMalignant neoplasms .........eeeeee 5.9 Influenza and pneumonia \u00ab.......... Sak\nGastritis, duodenitis, enteritis,\nGHG COLITIS 24 eo Gieie week ea cans Sid General arteriosclerosis .......... Cede\nVascular lesions affecting central\nNEFVOUS SYSTEM 2... ces eweeereeees 43 Diabetes mellitus ......ceceseeeees iat,\nCongenital malformations .......... 4.6 Tuberculosis, all forms ...........] 1.6\nHomicide and legal execution ...... 1.6 Congenital malformations .......... 1.3\nThe annual average number of deaths among Indians from five causes for which the\nIndian rate is substantially higher than the rate for all races, and the number of deaths\nwhich would have occurred if the rates for the whole country had prevailed among Indians\nare shown in table 2a, and. in the figure on page 2 of chapter I. The excess of actual\nover expected deaths from these five causes is almost 1,400 deaths. For accidents,\ninfluenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, and diarrheal diseases the ratio of actual deaths\nto expected deaths is well over two.\nTable 2a. Expected and actual number of Indian deaths from selected causes, annual average\n1949-53\nNumber of deaths Ratio of\nactual to\nCause of death Actual Expected 1/ expected\ndeaths\nACCLASHUD ASAsc cvs Ahearn aha Aa MRR RANA SH 547 209 2.61\nInflu\u00e9nza and pn\u00e9umonia ..............005 456 99 4.61\nMiberculosls ihn. sata h sdamane tna cen eeus 420 57 sie\nDiseases of early infancy .............05 32h 222 1.46\nDiarrheal GLiBEABES ssi eds a eee eee 256 mS 11.13\n4) Calculated by applying 1951 United States all races age-specific death rates to the\nnumber of Indians in 1951.\nOO] Copa al dt OXIA ATTA ATO LBS j iayse le S) \u2018 As, ) 6)", "img_64930.png": "IV-5\na\nTable 2. Leading causes of death, Indian 1951-53, all races 1952, United States\nIndian 1951-53 | All races 1952\n5\nPercent Percent\nCause of death of all Cause of death of all\ncauses causes\nBeart: diseases a... s.dvsectivess ee | LHe Heart GISGRBEE cee icc uk coe oss ns epee\nROCA GENUS 55.25 Ww Nts 008 45 048s 888 8's ee Malignant neoplasms ..............+| 14.9\nInfluenza and pneumonia ........... 10.5 Vascular lesions affecting\ncentral nervous system .........-/ 11.1\nTuberculosis, all forms ........... 8.1 ACCUEIL. aNNwiniean -anee sane cnn ces WOSE\nCertain diseases of early infancy . ToL Certain diseases of early infancy . 4.3\nMalignant neoplasms .........eeeeee 5.9 Influenza and pneumonia \u00ab.......... Sak\nGastritis, duodenitis, enteritis,\nGHG COLITIS 24 eo Gieie week ea cans Sid General arteriosclerosis .......... Cede\nVascular lesions affecting central\nNEFVOUS SYSTEM 2... ces eweeereeees 43 Diabetes mellitus ......ceceseeeees iat,\nCongenital malformations .......... 4.6 Tuberculosis, all forms ...........] 1.6\nHomicide and legal execution ...... 1.6 Congenital malformations .......... 1.3\nThe annual average number of deaths among Indians from five causes for which the\nIndian rate is substantially higher than the rate for all races, and the number of deaths\nwhich would have occurred if the rates for the whole country had prevailed among Indians\nare shown in table 2a, and. in the figure on page 2 of chapter I. The excess of actual\nover expected deaths from these five causes is almost 1,400 deaths. For accidents,\ninfluenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, and diarrheal diseases the ratio of actual deaths\nto expected deaths is well over two.\nTable 2a. Expected and actual number of Indian deaths from selected causes, annual average\n1949-53\nNumber of deaths Ratio of\nactual to\nCause of death Actual Expected 1/ expected\ndeaths\nACCLASHUD ASAsc cvs Ahearn aha Aa MRR RANA SH 547 209 2.61\nInflu\u00e9nza and pn\u00e9umonia ..............005 456 99 4.61\nMiberculosls ihn. sata h sdamane tna cen eeus 420 57 sie\nDiseases of early infancy .............05 32h 222 1.46\nDiarrheal GLiBEABES ssi eds a eee eee 256 mS 11.13\n4) Calculated by applying 1951 United States all races age-specific death rates to the\nnumber of Indians in 1951.\nOO] Copa al dt OXIA ATTA ATO LBS j iayse le S) \u2018 As, ) 6)", "img_64931.png": "IV-5\na\nTable 2. Leading causes of death, Indian 1951-53, all races 1952, United States\nIndian 1951-53 | All races 1952\n5\nPercent Percent\nCause of death of all Cause of death of all\ncauses causes\nBeart: diseases a... s.dvsectivess ee | LHe Heart GISGRBEE cee icc uk coe oss ns epee\nROCA GENUS 55.25 Ww Nts 008 45 048s 888 8's ee Malignant neoplasms ..............+| 14.9\nInfluenza and pneumonia ........... 10.5 Vascular lesions affecting\ncentral nervous system .........-/ 11.1\nTuberculosis, all forms ........... 8.1 ACCUEIL. aNNwiniean -anee sane cnn ces WOSE\nCertain diseases of early infancy . ToL Certain diseases of early infancy . 4.3\nMalignant neoplasms .........eeeeee 5.9 Influenza and pneumonia \u00ab.......... Sak\nGastritis, duodenitis, enteritis,\nGHG COLITIS 24 eo Gieie week ea cans Sid General arteriosclerosis .......... Cede\nVascular lesions affecting central\nNEFVOUS SYSTEM 2... ces eweeereeees 43 Diabetes mellitus ......ceceseeeees iat,\nCongenital malformations .......... 4.6 Tuberculosis, all forms ...........] 1.6\nHomicide and legal execution ...... 1.6 Congenital malformations .......... 1.3\nThe annual average number of deaths among Indians from five causes for which the\nIndian rate is substantially higher than the rate for all races, and the number of deaths\nwhich would have occurred if the rates for the whole country had prevailed among Indians\nare shown in table 2a, and. in the figure on page 2 of chapter I. The excess of actual\nover expected deaths from these five causes is almost 1,400 deaths. For accidents,\ninfluenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, and diarrheal diseases the ratio of actual deaths\nto expected deaths is well over two.\nTable 2a. Expected and actual number of Indian deaths from selected causes, annual average\n1949-53\nNumber of deaths Ratio of\nactual to\nCause of death Actual Expected 1/ expected\ndeaths\nACCLASHUD ASAsc cvs Ahearn aha Aa MRR RANA SH 547 209 2.61\nInflu\u00e9nza and pn\u00e9umonia ..............005 456 99 4.61\nMiberculosls ihn. sata h sdamane tna cen eeus 420 57 sie\nDiseases of early infancy .............05 32h 222 1.46\nDiarrheal GLiBEABES ssi eds a eee eee 256 mS 11.13\n4) Calculated by applying 1951 United States all races age-specific death rates to the\nnumber of Indians in 1951.\nOO] Copa al dt OXIA ATTA ATO LBS j iayse le S) \u2018 As, ) 6)", "img_54259.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54261.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54263.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54265.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54267.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54269.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54270.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_54275.png": ". vy,\n4 Shaws\nBILL TO: Shaw Equipment Corp.\n% PURCHASE ORDER Bo bean\nE. Bridgewater, MA 02333\nAttn: .\nSHIP TO: .\nr TO \u201c]\nTo: RJ REYNOLDS SHAW'S FALRHAVEN #29\n. PO BOX 452 261 WASHINGTON ST\n13 INDUSTRIAL DR UNIT 3 Route 6\nMATTAPOISETT, MA 02739 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719\nL JIL \u2018 _\n07/20/95 Best Way - Prepay & Add 600055 15443 2630\n[ewe [aso rn]\n1 45 PCS 4-WIDE SPRING LOADED TRAYS/30 FCS SINGLE WIDE TRAYS 184.00 184.00 \u2018\nSHIP TO 3\nLARRIVEE MFG.\n8 COLLETTE STREET\nSO. GRAFTON, MA 01560 |\nbee\n. ERs,\n\u2019 SubTotal: 184.00 *\nTax: 0.00 as\nTOTAL: 184.00\noffice use only\nApprovedon\nAmourk$_\u2014_\u2014 NO SALES TAX I\nIn. # (for use in a New Hampshire\nDiscount $. or Massachusetts store)\nDated TOPCO COPIED CO\nFrelght : wi\nEwensed? = Y ON ap MAINTENANCE COPIED \u00ab6s \u00ae\nWw\nTOTAL$ wa\n> :\n\u2019 3\n. .\nSIGNED: SHAW EQUIPMENT CORP. by ty bape -\nrized signature .\nOUR PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON ALL INVOICES\n1211 @ Printed on recycled carboniass paper to protect the environment. :", "img_5662.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_5663.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_5642.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_5646.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_5648.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_5651.png": "KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\nTHIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"Abbey Bar, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Abbey\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\nDate of Agreement: 2/27/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\naf I. VENUE INFORMATION\noA Venue Name: Abbey Venue Code: 4149\n: Venue Address: 1123 Decatur Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nFEIN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n[Venue Owner Name: Abbey Bar, Inc.\n[Venue Owner Category: Corporation\n1. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nTotal Direct Payments: $ 2,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $500.00 June 30, 2001: $ 500.00\nSeptember 30, 2001: $ 500.00 December 31, 2001: $500.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 2,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n.y plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nRa\na Bar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n(Custom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale 3\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a\nlaw). a\no\nNj\n_\n=\n-1- Initials: xBa(Oe Venue owner 7 L", "img_47915.png": "i ae Pepn SH :\nWAY 15 {980\nDe. Dpeby,\nYes has pret eee hrrrphated =\nwie:\nHh.\nBu dat Ree'o v/te", "img_47919.png": "i ae Pepn SH :\nWAY 15 {980\nDe. Dpeby,\nYes has pret eee hrrrphated =\nwie:\nHh.\nBu dat Ree'o v/te", "img_54147.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54152.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54158.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54162.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54168.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54173.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_54175.png": "sgr044/ccd\n10/8/98\nRevised Agenda\n2000 Region Sales Managers Planning Meeting\nOctober 11-12, 1999\nSunday, October 10, 1999\np.m. Travel to Winston-Salem\nMonday, October'11,:1999\n7:30 - 8:16 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Plaza 2 Auditorium Foyer\n8:15 - 8:45 a.m. Opening \u2014 Jim Maguire\n8:45 \u2014 10:45 a.m. Corporate/Marketing Strategies \u2014 Lynn Beasley\n10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Break\n11:00 ~ 11:30 a.m. Channel Profits Group \u2014 Cliff Pennell\n11:30 \u2014 11:45 a.m. Strategic Overview of 2000 Plans \u2014\nBryan Stockdale, Richard Cross\n11:45 a.m. -- 12:45 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Reynolds 2 Auditorium Foyer\n12:45 \u2014 4:00 p.m. 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans\n2:00 - 2:15 p.m. Break .\n4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Personnel/Manpower Discussion \u2014 Peter Schmidt\nTuesday, October 12,1999\n7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast \u2014 Breakout Rooms\n8:00 a.m. \u2014 5:00 p.m. Continue 2000 Retail and Wholesale Plans ~ Breakout Rooms\n12:00 \u2014 1:00 p.m. Lunch \u2014 Breakout Rooms\nBreakout Rooms\nNESA - Reynolds 8B\nSSA - Plaza 13\nMWSA -\u2014 Reynolds 8A\nWSA - Garavan Room \u2014 next to Cafeteria a\nAccount Executives - War Room, Reynolds Basement X\n@\nph\n2\no\nRJR1523006975\n70000 2244", "img_50865.png": "Miactrvanp \u00a3\u00a3\nE>\n? Management Report | \u00aba:\n= P A . 59\n& PO E-R Cod ot- Bw 1-15 Ofodoh sd ro} W-G_tfolest- hs to) ow\nA NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION THE BUETTNER BUILDING\n250 WEST JERSEY STREET DATE\nELIZABETH, N. J. 07202\n201-354-3738 8 / 26 / 70\nSLICING THE PIE IN 1969\nNPCA Survey of Operating Ratios\nCo\naT | peta\npee YE [ow loel = tessa)\nWHA net +4\noo PROFIT\nce See\nfreed Ro\nPeters beled\nhel {|\nNef le eaeat\nexecutive VERA\nsalaries Nllwtck: pee\nwoes | NEE\nNar\nNeto\nNEE service salaries\nHH and payroll burden\n& office and XH 32.3%\nadministrative \\\nexpense 12.1% NPCA\n. An\nee oreo AN) materials\nSn et aa . expense\npoe S. 8.98\n0:2 Sg Ay ae 50\ne* g% fof} jauto and\nMon > oT travel\n2. o |{.2]-Jn| expense\nwae = : 7.9%\naS S12 Se\not 2 oO\no [a]\nhE Sebew\n\u00b0 ote\no]0\nA pie chart, as above, provides a manager with a simple\npicture of his business. It provides an easily understood descrip-\ntion of the relative size of each major expense to the other\n2 expenses and to total revenue at one point in time.\nUNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, THIS BULLETIN IS FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS ONLY \u2014 FILE FOR REFERENCE", "img_50866.png": "Miactrvanp \u00a3\u00a3\nE>\n? Management Report | \u00aba:\n= P A . 59\n& PO E-R Cod ot- Bw 1-15 Ofodoh sd ro} W-G_tfolest- hs to) ow\nA NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION THE BUETTNER BUILDING\n250 WEST JERSEY STREET DATE\nELIZABETH, N. J. 07202\n201-354-3738 8 / 26 / 70\nSLICING THE PIE IN 1969\nNPCA Survey of Operating Ratios\nCo\naT | peta\npee YE [ow loel = tessa)\nWHA net +4\noo PROFIT\nce See\nfreed Ro\nPeters beled\nhel {|\nNef le eaeat\nexecutive VERA\nsalaries Nllwtck: pee\nwoes | NEE\nNar\nNeto\nNEE service salaries\nHH and payroll burden\n& office and XH 32.3%\nadministrative \\\nexpense 12.1% NPCA\n. An\nee oreo AN) materials\nSn et aa . expense\npoe S. 8.98\n0:2 Sg Ay ae 50\ne* g% fof} jauto and\nMon > oT travel\n2. o |{.2]-Jn| expense\nwae = : 7.9%\naS S12 Se\not 2 oO\no [a]\nhE Sebew\n\u00b0 ote\no]0\nA pie chart, as above, provides a manager with a simple\npicture of his business. It provides an easily understood descrip-\ntion of the relative size of each major expense to the other\n2 expenses and to total revenue at one point in time.\nUNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, THIS BULLETIN IS FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS ONLY \u2014 FILE FOR REFERENCE", "img_50868.png": "Miactrvanp \u00a3\u00a3\nE>\n? Management Report | \u00aba:\n= P A . 59\n& PO E-R Cod ot- Bw 1-15 Ofodoh sd ro} W-G_tfolest- hs to) ow\nA NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION THE BUETTNER BUILDING\n250 WEST JERSEY STREET DATE\nELIZABETH, N. J. 07202\n201-354-3738 8 / 26 / 70\nSLICING THE PIE IN 1969\nNPCA Survey of Operating Ratios\nCo\naT | peta\npee YE [ow loel = tessa)\nWHA net +4\noo PROFIT\nce See\nfreed Ro\nPeters beled\nhel {|\nNef le eaeat\nexecutive VERA\nsalaries Nllwtck: pee\nwoes | NEE\nNar\nNeto\nNEE service salaries\nHH and payroll burden\n& office and XH 32.3%\nadministrative \\\nexpense 12.1% NPCA\n. An\nee oreo AN) materials\nSn et aa . expense\npoe S. 8.98\n0:2 Sg Ay ae 50\ne* g% fof} jauto and\nMon > oT travel\n2. o |{.2]-Jn| expense\nwae = : 7.9%\naS S12 Se\not 2 oO\no [a]\nhE Sebew\n\u00b0 ote\no]0\nA pie chart, as above, provides a manager with a simple\npicture of his business. It provides an easily understood descrip-\ntion of the relative size of each major expense to the other\n2 expenses and to total revenue at one point in time.\nUNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, THIS BULLETIN IS FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS ONLY \u2014 FILE FOR REFERENCE", "img_50869.png": "Miactrvanp \u00a3\u00a3\nE>\n? Management Report | \u00aba:\n= P A . 59\n& PO E-R Cod ot- Bw 1-15 Ofodoh sd ro} W-G_tfolest- hs to) ow\nA NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION THE BUETTNER BUILDING\n250 WEST JERSEY STREET DATE\nELIZABETH, N. J. 07202\n201-354-3738 8 / 26 / 70\nSLICING THE PIE IN 1969\nNPCA Survey of Operating Ratios\nCo\naT | peta\npee YE [ow loel = tessa)\nWHA net +4\noo PROFIT\nce See\nfreed Ro\nPeters beled\nhel {|\nNef le eaeat\nexecutive VERA\nsalaries Nllwtck: pee\nwoes | NEE\nNar\nNeto\nNEE service salaries\nHH and payroll burden\n& office and XH 32.3%\nadministrative \\\nexpense 12.1% NPCA\n. An\nee oreo AN) materials\nSn et aa . expense\npoe S. 8.98\n0:2 Sg Ay ae 50\ne* g% fof} jauto and\nMon > oT travel\n2. o |{.2]-Jn| expense\nwae = : 7.9%\naS S12 Se\not 2 oO\no [a]\nhE Sebew\n\u00b0 ote\no]0\nA pie chart, as above, provides a manager with a simple\npicture of his business. It provides an easily understood descrip-\ntion of the relative size of each major expense to the other\n2 expenses and to total revenue at one point in time.\nUNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, THIS BULLETIN IS FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS ONLY \u2014 FILE FOR REFERENCE", "img_21209.png": "11/19/81 Page 2\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1982 BUDGET\nINCOME\n(In Thousand $)\nFirm:\n\nSwanson Interests 362.0\nConsultant Fees 15:0\nOther - Contrib., Sales, Int., etc. 15.0\nKiewit Foundation Grant 25.0\nee.../SCN Agreement 30.0\nCampbell Soup LFE\n\n10% gross sales of % million 25.0\nee.../SCN Research & Dev. Fund 4.3\nTotal firm income: 476.3\n\nPotential Additional Funding:\nFrom To\n\nKellogg Foundation Grant, * yr. 20 40\nUSOC, White Sox, etc. Grants 10 20\nee.../SCN R & D Fund 8 20\nCampbell Soup LFE 25 50\nSCN Share of UNMC Grants 6 15\nDonations to Building Fund,\n\nreleasing funds for operational\n\nsupport 150 200\nTotal potelffal additional income: 218 345\nTotal firm income 476.3 476.3\nTotal Potential Funding: 694.3 821.3", "img_21211.png": "11/19/81 Page 2\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1982 BUDGET\nINCOME\n(In Thousand $)\nFirm:\n\nSwanson Interests 362.0\nConsultant Fees 15:0\nOther - Contrib., Sales, Int., etc. 15.0\nKiewit Foundation Grant 25.0\nee.../SCN Agreement 30.0\nCampbell Soup LFE\n\n10% gross sales of % million 25.0\nee.../SCN Research & Dev. Fund 4.3\nTotal firm income: 476.3\n\nPotential Additional Funding:\nFrom To\n\nKellogg Foundation Grant, * yr. 20 40\nUSOC, White Sox, etc. Grants 10 20\nee.../SCN R & D Fund 8 20\nCampbell Soup LFE 25 50\nSCN Share of UNMC Grants 6 15\nDonations to Building Fund,\n\nreleasing funds for operational\n\nsupport 150 200\nTotal potelffal additional income: 218 345\nTotal firm income 476.3 476.3\nTotal Potential Funding: 694.3 821.3", "img_21212.png": "11/19/81 Page 2\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1982 BUDGET\nINCOME\n(In Thousand $)\nFirm:\n\nSwanson Interests 362.0\nConsultant Fees 15:0\nOther - Contrib., Sales, Int., etc. 15.0\nKiewit Foundation Grant 25.0\nee.../SCN Agreement 30.0\nCampbell Soup LFE\n\n10% gross sales of % million 25.0\nee.../SCN Research & Dev. Fund 4.3\nTotal firm income: 476.3\n\nPotential Additional Funding:\nFrom To\n\nKellogg Foundation Grant, * yr. 20 40\nUSOC, White Sox, etc. Grants 10 20\nee.../SCN R & D Fund 8 20\nCampbell Soup LFE 25 50\nSCN Share of UNMC Grants 6 15\nDonations to Building Fund,\n\nreleasing funds for operational\n\nsupport 150 200\nTotal potelffal additional income: 218 345\nTotal firm income 476.3 476.3\nTotal Potential Funding: 694.3 821.3", "img_21213.png": "11/19/81 Page 2\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1982 BUDGET\nINCOME\n(In Thousand $)\nFirm:\n\nSwanson Interests 362.0\nConsultant Fees 15:0\nOther - Contrib., Sales, Int., etc. 15.0\nKiewit Foundation Grant 25.0\nee.../SCN Agreement 30.0\nCampbell Soup LFE\n\n10% gross sales of % million 25.0\nee.../SCN Research & Dev. Fund 4.3\nTotal firm income: 476.3\n\nPotential Additional Funding:\nFrom To\n\nKellogg Foundation Grant, * yr. 20 40\nUSOC, White Sox, etc. Grants 10 20\nee.../SCN R & D Fund 8 20\nCampbell Soup LFE 25 50\nSCN Share of UNMC Grants 6 15\nDonations to Building Fund,\n\nreleasing funds for operational\n\nsupport 150 200\nTotal potelffal additional income: 218 345\nTotal firm income 476.3 476.3\nTotal Potential Funding: 694.3 821.3", "img_21294.png": "11/19/81 Page 3\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1962 BUDGET\nEXPENDITURES - PROPOSED BUDGET\n1981 1982\nProject Support:\n\nSCN-1\nNutritional Biochemistry Lab 167.0 212.0\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0\nClinical Nutrition 12e5 45.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0-\nSCN-3 Native Americans 320 520\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 220\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0\nSCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0-\nSCN-8 Symposium pL0Ee 10.0\nTotal Project Support: 398.5 378.0\n\nCenter Support:\n\nSalaries 170.0 192.0\nFringe & Reserve a5 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0\nTravel 11.0 12.0\nPublic Relations 825 10.0\nAudit 226 5.0\nLegal 0.2 120\nInsurance C55 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 Pad)\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0\nTOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0", "img_21297.png": "11/19/81 Page 3\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1962 BUDGET\nEXPENDITURES - PROPOSED BUDGET\n1981 1982\nProject Support:\n\nSCN-1\nNutritional Biochemistry Lab 167.0 212.0\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0\nClinical Nutrition 12e5 45.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0-\nSCN-3 Native Americans 320 520\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 220\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0\nSCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0-\nSCN-8 Symposium pL0Ee 10.0\nTotal Project Support: 398.5 378.0\n\nCenter Support:\n\nSalaries 170.0 192.0\nFringe & Reserve a5 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0\nTravel 11.0 12.0\nPublic Relations 825 10.0\nAudit 226 5.0\nLegal 0.2 120\nInsurance C55 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 Pad)\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0\nTOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0", "img_21300.png": "11/19/81 Page 3\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1962 BUDGET\nEXPENDITURES - PROPOSED BUDGET\n1981 1982\nProject Support:\n\nSCN-1\nNutritional Biochemistry Lab 167.0 212.0\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0\nClinical Nutrition 12e5 45.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0-\nSCN-3 Native Americans 320 520\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 220\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0\nSCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0-\nSCN-8 Symposium pL0Ee 10.0\nTotal Project Support: 398.5 378.0\n\nCenter Support:\n\nSalaries 170.0 192.0\nFringe & Reserve a5 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0\nTravel 11.0 12.0\nPublic Relations 825 10.0\nAudit 226 5.0\nLegal 0.2 120\nInsurance C55 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 Pad)\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0\nTOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0", "img_21303.png": "11/19/81 Page 3\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1962 BUDGET\nEXPENDITURES - PROPOSED BUDGET\n1981 1982\nProject Support:\n\nSCN-1\nNutritional Biochemistry Lab 167.0 212.0\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0\nClinical Nutrition 12e5 45.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0-\nSCN-3 Native Americans 320 520\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 220\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0\nSCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0-\nSCN-8 Symposium pL0Ee 10.0\nTotal Project Support: 398.5 378.0\n\nCenter Support:\n\nSalaries 170.0 192.0\nFringe & Reserve a5 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0\nTravel 11.0 12.0\nPublic Relations 825 10.0\nAudit 226 5.0\nLegal 0.2 120\nInsurance C55 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 Pad)\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0\nTOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0", "img_21306.png": "11/19/81 Page 3\nSWANSON CENTER FOR NUTRITION, INC.\n1962 BUDGET\nEXPENDITURES - PROPOSED BUDGET\n1981 1982\nProject Support:\n\nSCN-1\nNutritional Biochemistry Lab 167.0 212.0\nPediatric Nutrition 70.0 79.0\nClinical Nutrition 12e5 45.0\nSCN-G-12 USDA Subcontracts 125.4 -0-\nSCN-3 Native Americans 320 520\nSCN-4 Education 9.0 220\nSCN-5 Creighton University 4.0 5.0\nSCN-7 Elderly 6.8 -0-\nSCN-8 Symposium pL0Ee 10.0\nTotal Project Support: 398.5 378.0\n\nCenter Support:\n\nSalaries 170.0 192.0\nFringe & Reserve a5 15.0\nOffice Expense (& Rent - 1981) 28.0 20.0\nTravel 11.0 12.0\nPublic Relations 825 10.0\nAudit 226 5.0\nLegal 0.2 120\nInsurance C55 3.0\nMisc. 0.2 Pad)\nTotal Center Support: 234.5 259.0\nTOTAL EXPENDITURES: 633.0 637.0", "img_4932.png": "\u2018 .\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"No Pink, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Music Menu\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u00ab\nDate of Agreement: 2/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI, VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Music Menu Venue Code: 3837\nVenue Address: 511 Monroe Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: Detroit MI 48226\nFEIN ot SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: No Pink, Inc.\nVenue Owner Category: Corporation\nII, SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: \u2014$ 400.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: \u2014$ 3,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 750.00June 30, 2001: $ 750.00 .\nSeptember 30, 2001: $750.00December 31, 2001: $750.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 4,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _\u2014_ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n. plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\nCustom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n\\\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale on\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a9\nlaw). a\n\u2014\n+\n\u2014\ns\n& -1- Initials: xe Venue Owner Me\nRhee Lee sd :\nBPM re ee eC te ee", "img_4933.png": "\u2018 .\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"No Pink, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Music Menu\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u00ab\nDate of Agreement: 2/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI, VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Music Menu Venue Code: 3837\nVenue Address: 511 Monroe Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: Detroit MI 48226\nFEIN ot SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: No Pink, Inc.\nVenue Owner Category: Corporation\nII, SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: \u2014$ 400.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: \u2014$ 3,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 750.00June 30, 2001: $ 750.00 .\nSeptember 30, 2001: $750.00December 31, 2001: $750.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 4,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _\u2014_ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n. plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\nCustom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n\\\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale on\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a9\nlaw). a\n\u2014\n+\n\u2014\ns\n& -1- Initials: xe Venue Owner Me\nRhee Lee sd :\nBPM re ee eC te ee", "img_4934.png": "\u2018 .\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"No Pink, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Music Menu\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u00ab\nDate of Agreement: 2/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI, VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Music Menu Venue Code: 3837\nVenue Address: 511 Monroe Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: Detroit MI 48226\nFEIN ot SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: No Pink, Inc.\nVenue Owner Category: Corporation\nII, SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: \u2014$ 400.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: \u2014$ 3,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 750.00June 30, 2001: $ 750.00 .\nSeptember 30, 2001: $750.00December 31, 2001: $750.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 4,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _\u2014_ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n. plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\nCustom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n\\\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale on\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a9\nlaw). a\n\u2014\n+\n\u2014\ns\n& -1- Initials: xe Venue Owner Me\nRhee Lee sd :\nBPM re ee eC te ee", "img_4935.png": "\u2018 .\nKBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"No Pink, Inc.\") of the business\nestablishment (\"Music Menu\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n\u00ab\nDate of Agreement: 2/21/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014 December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program: Camel Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\nI, VENUE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: Music Menu Venue Code: 3837\nVenue Address: 511 Monroe Street\nCity / State / Zip Code: Detroit MI 48226\nFEIN ot SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: No Pink, Inc.\nVenue Owner Category: Corporation\nII, SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 600.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 1 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 0.00 to offset costs for a minimum of 0 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: \u2014$ 400.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nTotal Direct Payments: \u2014$ 3,000.00, payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: $ 750.00June 30, 2001: $ 750.00 .\nSeptember 30, 2001: $750.00December 31, 2001: $750.00\nTOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 4,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above}\nKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _\u2014_ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\n. plus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\nCustom Matchbooks: 3 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n\\\nFlyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale on\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by a9\nlaw). a\n\u2014\n+\n\u2014\ns\n& -1- Initials: xe Venue Owner Me\nRhee Lee sd :\nBPM re ee eC te ee", "img_59406.png": "IIME-3\nASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES\nINSTITUTE ON INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION\nMarch 27 - 30, 1966\nJung Hotel - New Orleans, Louisiana\nFROGRAM\n(Based on Steering Committee and Subcommittees Decisions - May 1965)\nOF ENING SESSION\nSunday, March 27\nRECEPTION 5:30 P,M.\nBANQUET 7:00 P.M.\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\nNote: The speaker will be asked to delineate the broad problems\nof the developing countries with special reference to\nhuman resources,\nDivision of International Medical Education\n#4707\n\\ =a CAVA A A ares D D a a a", "img_59410.png": "IIME-3\nASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES\nINSTITUTE ON INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION\nMarch 27 - 30, 1966\nJung Hotel - New Orleans, Louisiana\nFROGRAM\n(Based on Steering Committee and Subcommittees Decisions - May 1965)\nOF ENING SESSION\nSunday, March 27\nRECEPTION 5:30 P,M.\nBANQUET 7:00 P.M.\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\nNote: The speaker will be asked to delineate the broad problems\nof the developing countries with special reference to\nhuman resources,\nDivision of International Medical Education\n#4707\n\\ =a CAVA A A ares D D a a a", "img_59411.png": "IIME-3\nASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES\nINSTITUTE ON INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION\nMarch 27 - 30, 1966\nJung Hotel - New Orleans, Louisiana\nFROGRAM\n(Based on Steering Committee and Subcommittees Decisions - May 1965)\nOF ENING SESSION\nSunday, March 27\nRECEPTION 5:30 P,M.\nBANQUET 7:00 P.M.\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\nNote: The speaker will be asked to delineate the broad problems\nof the developing countries with special reference to\nhuman resources,\nDivision of International Medical Education\n#4707\n\\ =a CAVA A A ares D D a a a", "img_59412.png": "IIME-3\nASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES\nINSTITUTE ON INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EDUCATION\nMarch 27 - 30, 1966\nJung Hotel - New Orleans, Louisiana\nFROGRAM\n(Based on Steering Committee and Subcommittees Decisions - May 1965)\nOF ENING SESSION\nSunday, March 27\nRECEPTION 5:30 P,M.\nBANQUET 7:00 P.M.\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\nNote: The speaker will be asked to delineate the broad problems\nof the developing countries with special reference to\nhuman resources,\nDivision of International Medical Education\n#4707\n\\ =a CAVA A A ares D D a a a", "img_16981.png": "\\\\\\\n1. 8 Miasiss Stoney of Sib Seon: :\n\u00a9 ss SS :\nies S Te promote the understanding of efficient and scientifically rigorous publicalion planning processes as a core component (\n| 8 of the dinical development and commercialization processes within biopharmaceuticals. :\nDear Colleague:\n\\ Publication Planning is the process of creating timely and targeted disseminations of new scientific and clinical data ;\n| throughout the life cycle of a product. In past years, the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Inclusiries have paid minimal :\n| attention fo this essential process and this can no longer be the case. The lengthy clinical development and regulatory review :\n\u2018 cycles increase the urgency to maximize a brand\u2019s contribution at launch. Therefore, a wellconceived and executed publication \u00a7\n\\ plan must be in place from early in a product's development and maintained throughout its lifecycle. The drive to maximize :\n: efficiencies and minimize waste affects all involved in the process, including the Industry, Acaclemia and service providers. :\n\\ For a manufacturer, having research published in a highly-regarded peer-review medical journal or presented at a leading |\n\\ conference is desirable. |t demonstrates to the audience the validity of the data presented in these selective vehicles and adds\n\u2018credibility to its subsequent use in educational or promotional initiatives. Ultimately this stream of credible publications and \u2018\n| presentations help to create awareness of the emerging clinical profile of a product, and to establish its place in practice. ;\n' Therefore, a strong publications strategy becomes an excellent platform to jump-start a strong marketing plan, which can be :\n| translated into both educational and promotional activities. The key is ts know where to begin and how te calculate the most \u00a7\n{ beneficial publications program for your product to ensure optimal exposure. :\n: Pharmaceutical Education Associates is proud to present Publication Planning 2003: Utilizing Scientifically Accurate, ;\n\\ Commercially Relevant Strategies for Optimal Drug Acceptance and Exposure, the only conference of its kind. Hear from top \u2014 \u00a7\n\\ global experts from Aventis, AstraZeneca, Wyeth, EMD, Takeda, Amgen, Biogen, PeerView, Astrolake Analytica, Current ;\n| Medical Research and Opinion, Medscape General Medicine, C the Matalia Group, KV Medical Directions, {\n\u2018and Cavington & Burling on topics including: :\n: @ Why we publish scientific studies and articles :\n\\ * Identifying the roles of clinical develooment and commercial tearn members within a publication program ;\n: \u00bb Establishing a scientifically rigorous and commercially relevant evidence base :\n: @ Obtaining maximum impact of a publication strategy through clinically relevant data mining :\n: \u00ae Selecting optimal venues to reach your target audience :\n: @ Utilizing the solid foundation of peer reviewed publications to support all elernents of the marketing mix ;\n\\ \u00ae How vendors can contribute to the overall success of a publication program ;\n: \u00ae  ,..and much more! :\n' Don\u2019t miss the Post Conference Tutorial, Publication Partnerships: How to Select and Manage Your Medical Communications {\n\u2018 Agency facilitated by Richard F. Lamb, Director, Scientific Publications, US Medical Research at Aventis and Timothy D. Bacon, {\nPresident & CEO of PeerView, Inc. Mr. Lamb and Mr. Bacon lead you through a highly-interactive session geared to teach you ;\n| how to best select a vendor partner ta both complement and assist with facilitating your company's publication plan. ;\n' Register early and reserve your spot! Call us ct 800-686-2276 or register online ct www.pharmedassociates.com. To fax your :\n{ registration, complete the form on the last page of this brochure and fax it to 360-666-3549. Join us on November 12, 2003 in :\n| Princeton, NJ for this exciting event! ;\n' Sincerely, , . i\n1 Kimberlyk\"Gatdlin, Conference Producer i\n{PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATES ;\n\nMidsle Sro le icis|\nere elu PUeeee birdie maleic ae esued Suu ed eg\nlee a Selle Galera cas ail cn acer e\nThis conference is designed for senior level management within the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries with \u2018\n\\ responsibilities int \u2018\n| \u00ae Publications *. Marketing \u00bb Clinical Publications * Continuing Medical \u2018\n\u2018Publication Planning @ Brand /Product & Medical /Biomedicel Education [CME] :\nco 8 Medical Affairs Development Communications :\n: \u00ae. Clinigal Development \u00a9 Medical Writers :\nThis conference Is also of interest fos \u2018\n\\ @ Medical Pharmaceutical Publis Relations and Advertising Finis * Medical Education Agencies :\n\\\u00ae Medical Communications Firms \u00a9 Publication Software Manutacturers :\nOO WWbtLbWWWWWWWWWWwrwWCrwoHr\u00a7ie>EDPH.]'\u201d\u2019 AAA ATT NT I UU b\u20acho_b \\", "img_16990.png": "\\\\\\\n1. 8 Miasiss Stoney of Sib Seon: :\n\u00a9 ss SS :\nies S Te promote the understanding of efficient and scientifically rigorous publicalion planning processes as a core component (\n| 8 of the dinical development and commercialization processes within biopharmaceuticals. :\nDear Colleague:\n\\ Publication Planning is the process of creating timely and targeted disseminations of new scientific and clinical data ;\n| throughout the life cycle of a product. In past years, the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Inclusiries have paid minimal :\n| attention fo this essential process and this can no longer be the case. The lengthy clinical development and regulatory review :\n\u2018 cycles increase the urgency to maximize a brand\u2019s contribution at launch. Therefore, a wellconceived and executed publication \u00a7\n\\ plan must be in place from early in a product's development and maintained throughout its lifecycle. The drive to maximize :\n: efficiencies and minimize waste affects all involved in the process, including the Industry, Acaclemia and service providers. :\n\\ For a manufacturer, having research published in a highly-regarded peer-review medical journal or presented at a leading |\n\\ conference is desirable. |t demonstrates to the audience the validity of the data presented in these selective vehicles and adds\n\u2018credibility to its subsequent use in educational or promotional initiatives. Ultimately this stream of credible publications and \u2018\n| presentations help to create awareness of the emerging clinical profile of a product, and to establish its place in practice. ;\n' Therefore, a strong publications strategy becomes an excellent platform to jump-start a strong marketing plan, which can be :\n| translated into both educational and promotional activities. The key is ts know where to begin and how te calculate the most \u00a7\n{ beneficial publications program for your product to ensure optimal exposure. :\n: Pharmaceutical Education Associates is proud to present Publication Planning 2003: Utilizing Scientifically Accurate, ;\n\\ Commercially Relevant Strategies for Optimal Drug Acceptance and Exposure, the only conference of its kind. Hear from top \u2014 \u00a7\n\\ global experts from Aventis, AstraZeneca, Wyeth, EMD, Takeda, Amgen, Biogen, PeerView, Astrolake Analytica, Current ;\n| Medical Research and Opinion, Medscape General Medicine, C the Matalia Group, KV Medical Directions, {\n\u2018and Cavington & Burling on topics including: :\n: @ Why we publish scientific studies and articles :\n\\ * Identifying the roles of clinical develooment and commercial tearn members within a publication program ;\n: \u00bb Establishing a scientifically rigorous and commercially relevant evidence base :\n: @ Obtaining maximum impact of a publication strategy through clinically relevant data mining :\n: \u00ae Selecting optimal venues to reach your target audience :\n: @ Utilizing the solid foundation of peer reviewed publications to support all elernents of the marketing mix ;\n\\ \u00ae How vendors can contribute to the overall success of a publication program ;\n: \u00ae  ,..and much more! :\n' Don\u2019t miss the Post Conference Tutorial, Publication Partnerships: How to Select and Manage Your Medical Communications {\n\u2018 Agency facilitated by Richard F. Lamb, Director, Scientific Publications, US Medical Research at Aventis and Timothy D. Bacon, {\nPresident & CEO of PeerView, Inc. Mr. Lamb and Mr. Bacon lead you through a highly-interactive session geared to teach you ;\n| how to best select a vendor partner ta both complement and assist with facilitating your company's publication plan. ;\n' Register early and reserve your spot! Call us ct 800-686-2276 or register online ct www.pharmedassociates.com. To fax your :\n{ registration, complete the form on the last page of this brochure and fax it to 360-666-3549. Join us on November 12, 2003 in :\n| Princeton, NJ for this exciting event! ;\n' Sincerely, , . i\n1 Kimberlyk\"Gatdlin, Conference Producer i\n{PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATES ;\n\nMidsle Sro le icis|\nere elu PUeeee birdie maleic ae esued Suu ed eg\nlee a Selle Galera cas ail cn acer e\nThis conference is designed for senior level management within the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries with \u2018\n\\ responsibilities int \u2018\n| \u00ae Publications *. Marketing \u00bb Clinical Publications * Continuing Medical \u2018\n\u2018Publication Planning @ Brand /Product & Medical /Biomedicel Education [CME] :\nco 8 Medical Affairs Development Communications :\n: \u00ae. Clinigal Development \u00a9 Medical Writers :\nThis conference Is also of interest fos \u2018\n\\ @ Medical Pharmaceutical Publis Relations and Advertising Finis * Medical Education Agencies :\n\\\u00ae Medical Communications Firms \u00a9 Publication Software Manutacturers :\nOO WWbtLbWWWWWWWWWWwrwWCrwoHr\u00a7ie>EDPH.]'\u201d\u2019 AAA ATT NT I UU b\u20acho_b \\", "img_16826.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. PharmaVOICE reaches more than 17,000 U.S.-based inl amaisnioeaiail i aes anti a\n! : : Pe PUR Ee ee evn ee |\n| executives who influence business strategies and affect change. ef\n< | the FOA/government employee rate ig $505 and there\nereasttageany 4 Portal and B2B Outsourcing | fs o 30% discount for academics (Valid Identiicatlon ||\nASrsiaasier eas Marketplace for the Biopharma | will be teguired al Ihe conference registration desk). | |\n\u201cTea AeR industry. The Marketplace features the ff\nRequest for Quote Outsourcing Services teres PR RECOUDIS BIE GORI RE. IGS COI RNG i\n| directory, reports, and databases. www.canbiotech.com | Make checks payable to Pharmaceutical Education\n| Gab wo Pavantosiaags Were FPerncopicon Ie \u00a2 cleo use Visa, MasterCard or Atmerican Express | |\nMBE Meseoeal ges Pharmaceutical community | Payments must be received by October 29, 2008\nby over 10,000 pharmaceutical professionals each week. It | the conference you can expect @ full elund or vouener ta |\nFDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide - information that | went calendar year Cancellations occuring two fe leur weeks | |\nenhances one\u2019s career. | prior te the conference dale receive \u00a2 $200 rend or full\n| voucher fe anther event. If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_16830.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. PharmaVOICE reaches more than 17,000 U.S.-based inl amaisnioeaiail i aes anti a\n! : : Pe PUR Ee ee evn ee |\n| executives who influence business strategies and affect change. ef\n< | the FOA/government employee rate ig $505 and there\nereasttageany 4 Portal and B2B Outsourcing | fs o 30% discount for academics (Valid Identiicatlon ||\nASrsiaasier eas Marketplace for the Biopharma | will be teguired al Ihe conference registration desk). | |\n\u201cTea AeR industry. The Marketplace features the ff\nRequest for Quote Outsourcing Services teres PR RECOUDIS BIE GORI RE. IGS COI RNG i\n| directory, reports, and databases. www.canbiotech.com | Make checks payable to Pharmaceutical Education\n| Gab wo Pavantosiaags Were FPerncopicon Ie \u00a2 cleo use Visa, MasterCard or Atmerican Express | |\nMBE Meseoeal ges Pharmaceutical community | Payments must be received by October 29, 2008\nby over 10,000 pharmaceutical professionals each week. It | the conference you can expect @ full elund or vouener ta |\nFDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide - information that | went calendar year Cancellations occuring two fe leur weeks | |\nenhances one\u2019s career. | prior te the conference dale receive \u00a2 $200 rend or full\n| voucher fe anther event. If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_16831.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. PharmaVOICE reaches more than 17,000 U.S.-based inl amaisnioeaiail i aes anti a\n! : : Pe PUR Ee ee evn ee |\n| executives who influence business strategies and affect change. ef\n< | the FOA/government employee rate ig $505 and there\nereasttageany 4 Portal and B2B Outsourcing | fs o 30% discount for academics (Valid Identiicatlon ||\nASrsiaasier eas Marketplace for the Biopharma | will be teguired al Ihe conference registration desk). | |\n\u201cTea AeR industry. The Marketplace features the ff\nRequest for Quote Outsourcing Services teres PR RECOUDIS BIE GORI RE. IGS COI RNG i\n| directory, reports, and databases. www.canbiotech.com | Make checks payable to Pharmaceutical Education\n| Gab wo Pavantosiaags Were FPerncopicon Ie \u00a2 cleo use Visa, MasterCard or Atmerican Express | |\nMBE Meseoeal ges Pharmaceutical community | Payments must be received by October 29, 2008\nby over 10,000 pharmaceutical professionals each week. It | the conference you can expect @ full elund or vouener ta |\nFDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide - information that | went calendar year Cancellations occuring two fe leur weeks | |\nenhances one\u2019s career. | prior te the conference dale receive \u00a2 $200 rend or full\n| voucher fe anther event. If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_16832.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. PharmaVOICE reaches more than 17,000 U.S.-based inl amaisnioeaiail i aes anti a\n! : : Pe PUR Ee ee evn ee |\n| executives who influence business strategies and affect change. ef\n< | the FOA/government employee rate ig $505 and there\nereasttageany 4 Portal and B2B Outsourcing | fs o 30% discount for academics (Valid Identiicatlon ||\nASrsiaasier eas Marketplace for the Biopharma | will be teguired al Ihe conference registration desk). | |\n\u201cTea AeR industry. The Marketplace features the ff\nRequest for Quote Outsourcing Services teres PR RECOUDIS BIE GORI RE. IGS COI RNG i\n| directory, reports, and databases. www.canbiotech.com | Make checks payable to Pharmaceutical Education\n| Gab wo Pavantosiaags Were FPerncopicon Ie \u00a2 cleo use Visa, MasterCard or Atmerican Express | |\nMBE Meseoeal ges Pharmaceutical community | Payments must be received by October 29, 2008\nby over 10,000 pharmaceutical professionals each week. It | the conference you can expect @ full elund or vouener ta |\nFDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide - information that | went calendar year Cancellations occuring two fe leur weeks | |\nenhances one\u2019s career. | prior te the conference dale receive \u00a2 $200 rend or full\n| voucher fe anther event. If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_16835.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. PharmaVOICE reaches more than 17,000 U.S.-based inl amaisnioeaiail i aes anti a\n! : : Pe PUR Ee ee evn ee |\n| executives who influence business strategies and affect change. ef\n< | the FOA/government employee rate ig $505 and there\nereasttageany 4 Portal and B2B Outsourcing | fs o 30% discount for academics (Valid Identiicatlon ||\nASrsiaasier eas Marketplace for the Biopharma | will be teguired al Ihe conference registration desk). | |\n\u201cTea AeR industry. The Marketplace features the ff\nRequest for Quote Outsourcing Services teres PR RECOUDIS BIE GORI RE. IGS COI RNG i\n| directory, reports, and databases. www.canbiotech.com | Make checks payable to Pharmaceutical Education\n| Gab wo Pavantosiaags Were FPerncopicon Ie \u00a2 cleo use Visa, MasterCard or Atmerican Express | |\nMBE Meseoeal ges Pharmaceutical community | Payments must be received by October 29, 2008\nby over 10,000 pharmaceutical professionals each week. It | the conference you can expect @ full elund or vouener ta |\nFDA, news, jobs and Buyer's Guide - information that | went calendar year Cancellations occuring two fe leur weeks | |\nenhances one\u2019s career. | prior te the conference dale receive \u00a2 $200 rend or full\n| voucher fe anther event. If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_16837.png": "\\\nDike ll she Re ll\nAsrBieting Newh FREE monthiy enewsieter of the RO\n| SSEENEEION phorma Marketing Network foc seossessae\n| (warw.pharmamkting.com}. The Network provides executive- ee\n| level content coupled with targeted advertising opportuntiles. ey Ma ameceur| Eeucatin Aciates i\nSend your press releases, job openings, product Re\ne-mail list of pharmaceuticcl marketing professionals. | @ Phone: scoseen2ze\nMenicarResnagcs: Opinion (CMRO), now in its 31st [Venue The Westin Ponce\nAe ERS year, is @ MEDLINE Iinclexed, information: aiforresal Vilage\n| smnaaitnnonerionanioied  peerreviewed, rapid publication FRET Millage Boulevard\n| charges in 2-4 weeks via Rapidtrack with specialist peer K Bhake Sepa ens\nreview usually requiring 2:3 weeks. Web address i OO\nwow. CMROjournall com. | Should you require overnight cecommodations, | |\nSOONG EIEN | please contact the hotel and let then know you cre | |\nve AS Prodvel Management Tec is the only | cltending the Pharmaceutical Education Associates | |\nyf eka QIN publication wholly focused onthe | conference on Publication Planning 2003 fo obtain\nSAE, A irKeting Needs of today's RSIS SS SS\nI i r 's editorial mission i | the conference discount tote For GOS '\n| pharmaceutical product mangers. PMT's editorial mission is to REESE RRR ESE SECS\n| provide the product management feam with practical solutions | Fees and Payments: Fees and Payments for i\n| to today\u2019s marketing challenges, The emphauis on practical, ohoneing Publication Planning 2008 |\nday-to-clay selutions has macle PMT a valuable tool to the REC RO\nproduct management fear, beetVee\n| Conference ond Full Day Tutorial $2195 | |\n\\ Now aaigags PharmaVOICE is the executive forum I Conference Only OS\nHaeMQ VV WIE ows busines 5 eR\nPRRRERER YA tet lows business leaders fe | Full Dey Tutorial Qaly RS\nengage ina candid dialogue on the ESE EES SC SESE TEE\ni myriad challenges and trends impacting the life-sciances Ba Hoy ARR wf oy oat Pitt et tb) ke eB Ch Se Preiss Pores rae ee\nindustry. 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If you cuncel less thor bua weeks 1\n| poecic the conference date, you con expecta fullctedh | |\nsadly A pevien of Ms pratifs Som fs | Note: Speaker and agenda subject te change without notice,\n\u201c  \\ charitable organization. | sdiable replacement wilbemode\n8 s Pe\nFrtnormtion on spesaingo nbn plas cl lon Rappaport ot 212-558-6467 or ent rappopori\u00aephamedassadates.om|", "img_32337.png": "AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTS\n1974 \u2014 75\none se\n2: A\\S s\nie\n\u201co\nwea eae\nMINUTES \u2014 66th Annual MEETING\nCLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS\nMEMBERSHIP MATTERS\nSEPTEMBER 1975", "img_32340.png": "AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTS\n1974 \u2014 75\none se\n2: A\\S s\nie\n\u201co\nwea eae\nMINUTES \u2014 66th Annual MEETING\nCLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS\nMEMBERSHIP MATTERS\nSEPTEMBER 1975", "img_53696.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53698.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53700.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53701.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53705.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53707.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_53710.png": "s 1 2\neo . . j :\ng Tobacco Company\nKay W. Wagner\nTax Analys\nP.O. Box 2959\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n(336) 741-0265\nFax (336) 741-0259\nSeptember 1, 1998\nTO: George Moulton\nRJRT Field Sales #1244 .\ness SUBJECT: GRATIS TAX REIMBURSEMENT - BSGSF PRODUCT\nAGCOUNT SIS#: 5505580\nACCOUNT.NAME; Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. \u2014 Hicksville, NY\nRJR INVOICE#: 104-0025\nThe attached correspondence is being returned as follows: Please make any\nnecessary adjustments and resubmit for reimbursement, if applicable.\nJ Duplicate Request (RJR invoice 104-0025 previously submitted see attached\ncopy of RJR credit memo 222-1529 previously issued for amount due direct\naccount). Please advise Direct Account.\nIf you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me.\na Kay\n. wn\n\u00a9\na\nwi\nn\n~\nun\n9s", "img_63050.png": "| 6! * DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE - 1. POSITION NUMBER 2. NUMBER OF [A'S\n| POSITION DESCRITION\n_| 3. ORGANIZATION LOCATION 4, POSITION TITLE\n| Ho USAF, Office of the Surgeon General, |National Consultant to the Surgeon General,\n| Washington, D. C. |United States Air Force\nIncumbent: William J. Darby, M.D. 5. CLASSIFICATION 6. ALLOCATED BY 7. DATE\nSpecialty: Nutrition Consultant\n675 per day George D'Amore LO Jul \u00a2\n8 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Indicate time percentages, where required) Per letter Hq USAF(AE MS G)Supj.\n: National Civ Consultant dated 23 March 6\nI. INTRODUCTION:\nIn order to further the Surgeon General's program, the services of highly qualified\nconsultants who are specialists in various fields of medicine are required.\n| The medical consultant must have had advanced education and training in all aspects\n;of his specialty and be cognizant of the most advanced research work being done in\n\u2018his field, '\nServes as National Consultant in above specialty to the Surgeon General, United\nStates Air Force.\nIi. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:\n|\n1. Renders advice and assistance to the Surgeon General concerning specialty in\nwhich qualified on the professional aspects, supervision, and over-all policy j\nrequired for the efficient operation of the USAF Medical Service. . Advises the\nSurgeon General in matters pertaining to relationships with various civilian medical |\n| agencies. j\n\u20182. Within certain highly specialized, controversial, and problem areas, is called |\nupon by the Surgeon General not only to render advice but to assist surgeons of\nmajor air commands and commanders of hospitals and other medical installations on \u2018\nall matters pertaining to the prevention of disease and care and treatment of the\nsick and wounded.\n3. During appointed tenure of duty, is often called upon to perform analytical\nsurveys of problem areas and to make advisory visits to Air Force medical installa-\nce for study of matters concerning his specialty.\n|\n|4. Lectures and conducts clinics at various medical installations as required. {\nlar. CONTROLS OVER WORK:\nPee \u00e9 3 : 2 : -\n| Incumbent is not supervised in the performance of his assigned duties because of\n= preeminence within his field. |\n9 THY Ff COMPLETE AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE| 10. REAUDIT CERTIFICATION\nDU if Ait RESPONSIBILITIES OF THIS POSITION | | [eeea| ree |\nsyst bd TLE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR (se 7\nyy , sa? |\n| eee. w. sors MEIET| sre [ces ed\nChief, Consultants Division SUSUR\nrc FORM\nAF 1 oct ss 1378 repuaces sr 75 AND OF 8 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE IN THE USAF\nSoca SANA S Oc : , D228,", "img_63051.png": "| 6! * DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE - 1. POSITION NUMBER 2. NUMBER OF [A'S\n| POSITION DESCRITION\n_| 3. ORGANIZATION LOCATION 4, POSITION TITLE\n| Ho USAF, Office of the Surgeon General, |National Consultant to the Surgeon General,\n| Washington, D. C. |United States Air Force\nIncumbent: William J. Darby, M.D. 5. CLASSIFICATION 6. ALLOCATED BY 7. DATE\nSpecialty: Nutrition Consultant\n675 per day George D'Amore LO Jul \u00a2\n8 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Indicate time percentages, where required) Per letter Hq USAF(AE MS G)Supj.\n: National Civ Consultant dated 23 March 6\nI. INTRODUCTION:\nIn order to further the Surgeon General's program, the services of highly qualified\nconsultants who are specialists in various fields of medicine are required.\n| The medical consultant must have had advanced education and training in all aspects\n;of his specialty and be cognizant of the most advanced research work being done in\n\u2018his field, '\nServes as National Consultant in above specialty to the Surgeon General, United\nStates Air Force.\nIi. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:\n|\n1. Renders advice and assistance to the Surgeon General concerning specialty in\nwhich qualified on the professional aspects, supervision, and over-all policy j\nrequired for the efficient operation of the USAF Medical Service. . Advises the\nSurgeon General in matters pertaining to relationships with various civilian medical |\n| agencies. j\n\u20182. Within certain highly specialized, controversial, and problem areas, is called |\nupon by the Surgeon General not only to render advice but to assist surgeons of\nmajor air commands and commanders of hospitals and other medical installations on \u2018\nall matters pertaining to the prevention of disease and care and treatment of the\nsick and wounded.\n3. During appointed tenure of duty, is often called upon to perform analytical\nsurveys of problem areas and to make advisory visits to Air Force medical installa-\nce for study of matters concerning his specialty.\n|\n|4. Lectures and conducts clinics at various medical installations as required. {\nlar. CONTROLS OVER WORK:\nPee \u00e9 3 : 2 : -\n| Incumbent is not supervised in the performance of his assigned duties because of\n= preeminence within his field. |\n9 THY Ff COMPLETE AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE| 10. REAUDIT CERTIFICATION\nDU if Ait RESPONSIBILITIES OF THIS POSITION | | [eeea| ree |\nsyst bd TLE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR (se 7\nyy , sa? |\n| eee. w. sors MEIET| sre [ces ed\nChief, Consultants Division SUSUR\nrc FORM\nAF 1 oct ss 1378 repuaces sr 75 AND OF 8 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE IN THE USAF\nSoca SANA S Oc : , D228,", "img_63053.png": "| 6! * DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE - 1. POSITION NUMBER 2. NUMBER OF [A'S\n| POSITION DESCRITION\n_| 3. ORGANIZATION LOCATION 4, POSITION TITLE\n| Ho USAF, Office of the Surgeon General, |National Consultant to the Surgeon General,\n| Washington, D. C. |United States Air Force\nIncumbent: William J. Darby, M.D. 5. CLASSIFICATION 6. ALLOCATED BY 7. DATE\nSpecialty: Nutrition Consultant\n675 per day George D'Amore LO Jul \u00a2\n8 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Indicate time percentages, where required) Per letter Hq USAF(AE MS G)Supj.\n: National Civ Consultant dated 23 March 6\nI. INTRODUCTION:\nIn order to further the Surgeon General's program, the services of highly qualified\nconsultants who are specialists in various fields of medicine are required.\n| The medical consultant must have had advanced education and training in all aspects\n;of his specialty and be cognizant of the most advanced research work being done in\n\u2018his field, '\nServes as National Consultant in above specialty to the Surgeon General, United\nStates Air Force.\nIi. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:\n|\n1. Renders advice and assistance to the Surgeon General concerning specialty in\nwhich qualified on the professional aspects, supervision, and over-all policy j\nrequired for the efficient operation of the USAF Medical Service. . Advises the\nSurgeon General in matters pertaining to relationships with various civilian medical |\n| agencies. j\n\u20182. Within certain highly specialized, controversial, and problem areas, is called |\nupon by the Surgeon General not only to render advice but to assist surgeons of\nmajor air commands and commanders of hospitals and other medical installations on \u2018\nall matters pertaining to the prevention of disease and care and treatment of the\nsick and wounded.\n3. During appointed tenure of duty, is often called upon to perform analytical\nsurveys of problem areas and to make advisory visits to Air Force medical installa-\nce for study of matters concerning his specialty.\n|\n|4. Lectures and conducts clinics at various medical installations as required. {\nlar. CONTROLS OVER WORK:\nPee \u00e9 3 : 2 : -\n| Incumbent is not supervised in the performance of his assigned duties because of\n= preeminence within his field. |\n9 THY Ff COMPLETE AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE| 10. REAUDIT CERTIFICATION\nDU if Ait RESPONSIBILITIES OF THIS POSITION | | [eeea| ree |\nsyst bd TLE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR (se 7\nyy , sa? |\n| eee. w. sors MEIET| sre [ces ed\nChief, Consultants Division SUSUR\nrc FORM\nAF 1 oct ss 1378 repuaces sr 75 AND OF 8 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE IN THE USAF\nSoca SANA S Oc : , D228,", "img_50721.png": "2 oC PHILIP MORRIS U.S: A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE co\nRichmond, Virginia 7\nTo: K. Shafer . : Date: June. 7, 1990 \u20ac90-03139\nFrom: R. L. Bassfield \u00a3 fanfots\nSubject: NMR Characterization of ART Stem Extracts\n\n\u2018Hand \"C NMR spectra have been taken on four hexane extracts from stems subjected\nto the ART process. The four samples labelled Run\u2019s 515, 516, 517 and Liquid CO, were\nevaporated and redissolved in deutero-chloroform. Proton spectra of 515, 516, and 517, shown\nin Figures la-c, were very similar and indicated these samples to be mixtures of solanesol,\nprobably some other isoprenoids, and aliphatic waxes (long chain hydrocarbon). Not much can\nbe said about the aliphatic hydrocarbon region due to the overall complexity of this region. The\nlevel of solanesol in each of these samples appeared to be approximately the same. Looking\nclosely at the region between 3.9 and 4.3 ppm, revealed the subtle differences between these\nthree samples. If we use solanesol as a model, the.methylene with an attached -OH comes in\nthis region and therefore similar methylene adjacent to oxygen fragments would also appear in\nthis region. Most noticable in this region was the doublet of doublets, (dd), at 3.95 ppm\n(probably from one compound): which appeared strong in Run\u2019s 515 and 517, was a fourth as\nmuch in Run 516. Another set of dd at 4.3 ppm that appearediin 515 and 517 is absent (or much\n\n. lesser amount) in 516. This would indicate that the presence of filler has some. diminishing\neffect on the amounts of these compounds. This is also consistent with that \u201cmystery\u201d\ncompound discussed at.a previous meeting.\n\nThe region between 4.95 and 5.5 ppm contained several resonances, besides those of\nsolanesol, indicative of other similar type olephinic compounds. The downfield doublet of\ndoublets at 6.4 ppm, previously thought to be.typical of a terminal vinyl ether methine proton,\nhas been assigned to neophytadiene. This resonance, as well as three doublets in the 4.95-5.5\nppm region, were identified from a spectrum of neophytadiene, Figure 2.\n\nThe sample labelled Liquid'CO, gave a much simpler HH spectrum, Figure 3a, in that it\nappeared to be predominently solanesol and aliphatic hydrocarbon. The dd at 3.95 ppm.is also\nvisible in this sample. Neophytadiene or the other olephinic compounds. that were found in the\nthree previous spectra were not present in the Liquid CO, spectrum.\n\nFigure 3b is the \u00b0C spectrum of the Liquid CO, extract. The three large peaks at 14, 23,\nand 32 ppm are from hexane. that remains due. to incomplete evaporation of all the. solvent. aN\nThese three peaks are contained: in all the carbon spectra. The \"C spectra of the samples from 8\nRun\u2019s 515-517 were very similar as expected from the \"H data. In Figure 4, which is from Run Ny\n515, the aliphatic. region of the spectrum contains the greatest number of resonaces originating pa\nfrom the long chain hydrocarbons. The significant peaks in the olephinic region (115-140 ppm) w\n\n\u00a9\nH o\no", "img_50722.png": "2 oC PHILIP MORRIS U.S: A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE co\nRichmond, Virginia 7\nTo: K. Shafer . : Date: June. 7, 1990 \u20ac90-03139\nFrom: R. L. Bassfield \u00a3 fanfots\nSubject: NMR Characterization of ART Stem Extracts\n\n\u2018Hand \"C NMR spectra have been taken on four hexane extracts from stems subjected\nto the ART process. The four samples labelled Run\u2019s 515, 516, 517 and Liquid CO, were\nevaporated and redissolved in deutero-chloroform. Proton spectra of 515, 516, and 517, shown\nin Figures la-c, were very similar and indicated these samples to be mixtures of solanesol,\nprobably some other isoprenoids, and aliphatic waxes (long chain hydrocarbon). Not much can\nbe said about the aliphatic hydrocarbon region due to the overall complexity of this region. The\nlevel of solanesol in each of these samples appeared to be approximately the same. Looking\nclosely at the region between 3.9 and 4.3 ppm, revealed the subtle differences between these\nthree samples. If we use solanesol as a model, the.methylene with an attached -OH comes in\nthis region and therefore similar methylene adjacent to oxygen fragments would also appear in\nthis region. Most noticable in this region was the doublet of doublets, (dd), at 3.95 ppm\n(probably from one compound): which appeared strong in Run\u2019s 515 and 517, was a fourth as\nmuch in Run 516. Another set of dd at 4.3 ppm that appearediin 515 and 517 is absent (or much\n\n. lesser amount) in 516. This would indicate that the presence of filler has some. diminishing\neffect on the amounts of these compounds. This is also consistent with that \u201cmystery\u201d\ncompound discussed at.a previous meeting.\n\nThe region between 4.95 and 5.5 ppm contained several resonances, besides those of\nsolanesol, indicative of other similar type olephinic compounds. The downfield doublet of\ndoublets at 6.4 ppm, previously thought to be.typical of a terminal vinyl ether methine proton,\nhas been assigned to neophytadiene. This resonance, as well as three doublets in the 4.95-5.5\nppm region, were identified from a spectrum of neophytadiene, Figure 2.\n\nThe sample labelled Liquid'CO, gave a much simpler HH spectrum, Figure 3a, in that it\nappeared to be predominently solanesol and aliphatic hydrocarbon. The dd at 3.95 ppm.is also\nvisible in this sample. Neophytadiene or the other olephinic compounds. that were found in the\nthree previous spectra were not present in the Liquid CO, spectrum.\n\nFigure 3b is the \u00b0C spectrum of the Liquid CO, extract. The three large peaks at 14, 23,\nand 32 ppm are from hexane. that remains due. to incomplete evaporation of all the. solvent. aN\nThese three peaks are contained: in all the carbon spectra. The \"C spectra of the samples from 8\nRun\u2019s 515-517 were very similar as expected from the \"H data. In Figure 4, which is from Run Ny\n515, the aliphatic. region of the spectrum contains the greatest number of resonaces originating pa\nfrom the long chain hydrocarbons. The significant peaks in the olephinic region (115-140 ppm) w\n\n\u00a9\nH o\no", "img_50724.png": "2 oC PHILIP MORRIS U.S: A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE co\nRichmond, Virginia 7\nTo: K. Shafer . : Date: June. 7, 1990 \u20ac90-03139\nFrom: R. L. Bassfield \u00a3 fanfots\nSubject: NMR Characterization of ART Stem Extracts\n\n\u2018Hand \"C NMR spectra have been taken on four hexane extracts from stems subjected\nto the ART process. The four samples labelled Run\u2019s 515, 516, 517 and Liquid CO, were\nevaporated and redissolved in deutero-chloroform. Proton spectra of 515, 516, and 517, shown\nin Figures la-c, were very similar and indicated these samples to be mixtures of solanesol,\nprobably some other isoprenoids, and aliphatic waxes (long chain hydrocarbon). Not much can\nbe said about the aliphatic hydrocarbon region due to the overall complexity of this region. The\nlevel of solanesol in each of these samples appeared to be approximately the same. Looking\nclosely at the region between 3.9 and 4.3 ppm, revealed the subtle differences between these\nthree samples. If we use solanesol as a model, the.methylene with an attached -OH comes in\nthis region and therefore similar methylene adjacent to oxygen fragments would also appear in\nthis region. Most noticable in this region was the doublet of doublets, (dd), at 3.95 ppm\n(probably from one compound): which appeared strong in Run\u2019s 515 and 517, was a fourth as\nmuch in Run 516. Another set of dd at 4.3 ppm that appearediin 515 and 517 is absent (or much\n\n. lesser amount) in 516. This would indicate that the presence of filler has some. diminishing\neffect on the amounts of these compounds. This is also consistent with that \u201cmystery\u201d\ncompound discussed at.a previous meeting.\n\nThe region between 4.95 and 5.5 ppm contained several resonances, besides those of\nsolanesol, indicative of other similar type olephinic compounds. The downfield doublet of\ndoublets at 6.4 ppm, previously thought to be.typical of a terminal vinyl ether methine proton,\nhas been assigned to neophytadiene. This resonance, as well as three doublets in the 4.95-5.5\nppm region, were identified from a spectrum of neophytadiene, Figure 2.\n\nThe sample labelled Liquid'CO, gave a much simpler HH spectrum, Figure 3a, in that it\nappeared to be predominently solanesol and aliphatic hydrocarbon. The dd at 3.95 ppm.is also\nvisible in this sample. Neophytadiene or the other olephinic compounds. that were found in the\nthree previous spectra were not present in the Liquid CO, spectrum.\n\nFigure 3b is the \u00b0C spectrum of the Liquid CO, extract. The three large peaks at 14, 23,\nand 32 ppm are from hexane. that remains due. to incomplete evaporation of all the. solvent. aN\nThese three peaks are contained: in all the carbon spectra. The \"C spectra of the samples from 8\nRun\u2019s 515-517 were very similar as expected from the \"H data. In Figure 4, which is from Run Ny\n515, the aliphatic. region of the spectrum contains the greatest number of resonaces originating pa\nfrom the long chain hydrocarbons. The significant peaks in the olephinic region (115-140 ppm) w\n\n\u00a9\nH o\no", "img_50725.png": "2 oC PHILIP MORRIS U.S: A.\nINTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE co\nRichmond, Virginia 7\nTo: K. Shafer . : Date: June. 7, 1990 \u20ac90-03139\nFrom: R. L. Bassfield \u00a3 fanfots\nSubject: NMR Characterization of ART Stem Extracts\n\n\u2018Hand \"C NMR spectra have been taken on four hexane extracts from stems subjected\nto the ART process. The four samples labelled Run\u2019s 515, 516, 517 and Liquid CO, were\nevaporated and redissolved in deutero-chloroform. Proton spectra of 515, 516, and 517, shown\nin Figures la-c, were very similar and indicated these samples to be mixtures of solanesol,\nprobably some other isoprenoids, and aliphatic waxes (long chain hydrocarbon). Not much can\nbe said about the aliphatic hydrocarbon region due to the overall complexity of this region. The\nlevel of solanesol in each of these samples appeared to be approximately the same. Looking\nclosely at the region between 3.9 and 4.3 ppm, revealed the subtle differences between these\nthree samples. If we use solanesol as a model, the.methylene with an attached -OH comes in\nthis region and therefore similar methylene adjacent to oxygen fragments would also appear in\nthis region. Most noticable in this region was the doublet of doublets, (dd), at 3.95 ppm\n(probably from one compound): which appeared strong in Run\u2019s 515 and 517, was a fourth as\nmuch in Run 516. Another set of dd at 4.3 ppm that appearediin 515 and 517 is absent (or much\n\n. lesser amount) in 516. This would indicate that the presence of filler has some. diminishing\neffect on the amounts of these compounds. This is also consistent with that \u201cmystery\u201d\ncompound discussed at.a previous meeting.\n\nThe region between 4.95 and 5.5 ppm contained several resonances, besides those of\nsolanesol, indicative of other similar type olephinic compounds. The downfield doublet of\ndoublets at 6.4 ppm, previously thought to be.typical of a terminal vinyl ether methine proton,\nhas been assigned to neophytadiene. This resonance, as well as three doublets in the 4.95-5.5\nppm region, were identified from a spectrum of neophytadiene, Figure 2.\n\nThe sample labelled Liquid'CO, gave a much simpler HH spectrum, Figure 3a, in that it\nappeared to be predominently solanesol and aliphatic hydrocarbon. The dd at 3.95 ppm.is also\nvisible in this sample. Neophytadiene or the other olephinic compounds. that were found in the\nthree previous spectra were not present in the Liquid CO, spectrum.\n\nFigure 3b is the \u00b0C spectrum of the Liquid CO, extract. The three large peaks at 14, 23,\nand 32 ppm are from hexane. that remains due. to incomplete evaporation of all the. solvent. aN\nThese three peaks are contained: in all the carbon spectra. The \"C spectra of the samples from 8\nRun\u2019s 515-517 were very similar as expected from the \"H data. In Figure 4, which is from Run Ny\n515, the aliphatic. region of the spectrum contains the greatest number of resonaces originating pa\nfrom the long chain hydrocarbons. The significant peaks in the olephinic region (115-140 ppm) w\n\n\u00a9\nH o\no", "img_60915.png": "- 4 me LL i a Eos .\n\nINSTITUTO DE NUTRICION DE CENTRO AMERICA Y PANAMA\n\nOFICINA SANITARIA PANAMERICANA\n\nOFICINA REGIONAL DE LA ORGANIZACION MUNDIAL DE LA SALUD eR\n\nAPARTADO 11-88 GUATEMALA, C. A. 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Object Class Transaction Amount\n| ae Citeck: NO a ate ee eS eee\n| | RSE a ee PRC esa Se Ae\nae ab eee eee.", "img_46706.png": "P\nTable 1. Baseline and Post Intervention Lipid and Lipoprotein Levels in Postmenopausal Women*\nTotal LDL HDL\nCholesterol Cholesterol Cholesterol Triglycerides\n(mmol /I) (mmol /l) (mmol /l) (mmol /l)\nPlacebo\nBaseline (n=17) 6.335 + 0.918 4.030 + 1.543 1.333 + 0,348 1.352 + 0.735\n12 weeks (n=17) 5.761 + 0.944 3.121 + 1.085 1.384 + 0.573 1.391 + 0.845\nEstrogen\nBaseline (n=18) 5.916 + 1.082 3.673 + 1.625 1.306 + 0.364 1.483 + 0.691\n12 weeks (n=18) 5.153 + 0.907 2.750 + 0.931 1.416 + 0.361 1.510 + 0.667\nEstrogen and Progestin\nBaseline (n=14) 6.285 + 1.491 4.285 + 1.818 1.375 0.298 1.363 + 0.658\n12 weeks (n=13) 5.212 + 0.812 3.237 + 1.180 1.360 + 0.247 1.074 + 0.221\n* There were no significant between group differences at baseline or follow-up. All 3 groups experienced significant (p < .05)\ndecreases in total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol.\nQ\n=\na\n4\nm\n2\ns\no", "img_46708.png": "P\nTable 1. Baseline and Post Intervention Lipid and Lipoprotein Levels in Postmenopausal Women*\nTotal LDL HDL\nCholesterol Cholesterol Cholesterol Triglycerides\n(mmol /I) (mmol /l) (mmol /l) (mmol /l)\nPlacebo\nBaseline (n=17) 6.335 + 0.918 4.030 + 1.543 1.333 + 0,348 1.352 + 0.735\n12 weeks (n=17) 5.761 + 0.944 3.121 + 1.085 1.384 + 0.573 1.391 + 0.845\nEstrogen\nBaseline (n=18) 5.916 + 1.082 3.673 + 1.625 1.306 + 0.364 1.483 + 0.691\n12 weeks (n=18) 5.153 + 0.907 2.750 + 0.931 1.416 + 0.361 1.510 + 0.667\nEstrogen and Progestin\nBaseline (n=14) 6.285 + 1.491 4.285 + 1.818 1.375 0.298 1.363 + 0.658\n12 weeks (n=13) 5.212 + 0.812 3.237 + 1.180 1.360 + 0.247 1.074 + 0.221\n* There were no significant between group differences at baseline or follow-up. All 3 groups experienced significant (p < .05)\ndecreases in total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol.\nQ\n=\na\n4\nm\n2\ns\no", "img_46719.png": "P\nTable 1. Baseline and Post Intervention Lipid and Lipoprotein Levels in Postmenopausal Women*\nTotal LDL HDL\nCholesterol Cholesterol Cholesterol Triglycerides\n(mmol /I) (mmol /l) (mmol /l) (mmol /l)\nPlacebo\nBaseline (n=17) 6.335 + 0.918 4.030 + 1.543 1.333 + 0,348 1.352 + 0.735\n12 weeks (n=17) 5.761 + 0.944 3.121 + 1.085 1.384 + 0.573 1.391 + 0.845\nEstrogen\nBaseline (n=18) 5.916 + 1.082 3.673 + 1.625 1.306 + 0.364 1.483 + 0.691\n12 weeks (n=18) 5.153 + 0.907 2.750 + 0.931 1.416 + 0.361 1.510 + 0.667\nEstrogen and Progestin\nBaseline (n=14) 6.285 + 1.491 4.285 + 1.818 1.375 0.298 1.363 + 0.658\n12 weeks (n=13) 5.212 + 0.812 3.237 + 1.180 1.360 + 0.247 1.074 + 0.221\n* There were no significant between group differences at baseline or follow-up. All 3 groups experienced significant (p < .05)\ndecreases in total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol.\nQ\n=\na\n4\nm\n2\ns\no", "img_60477.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_60480.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_60482.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_60489.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_60490.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_60491.png": "CY\nOz Sit)\nWw S.- 2 5 ly\nWS ZA\u201c\n(THIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS ) Se\nDOR. oes Ales w\nVale Fe Ont LOC Oe wie\nOnivieR sky Gan -\n( 7 PPITAC\nea\nSYHAC Use LO wv S\nSSTolUTKor= van alu OSHAWA ANA IALG LUE) ip yZeLoLelUlani=1pleMULoxs) m=T0 [01/6 [0\\ex= 1/4 X06 0A", "img_5474.png": "APPENDIX 1 _\nResults by Gas Type and Equipment Type\nco2 i\nMethane\nVOC ae\nNOx o\nN20 C\nCFC \u201c\nAPPENDIX 2 (Detailed Methodology) 45\nMethodology All Sectors 45\nCombustion CO2 45\nCombustion CH4 46\nCombustion VOC 46\nCombustion NOx 46\nCombustion N20 48\nSurface Facility Equipment Leaks 48\nLeaks from Surface Casing og\nWell Servicing 54\nCharacterization of Emissions 59)\nNatural Gas Sector 58\nOil Sector 60\nHeavy Oil Sector 62\nCrude Bitumen Sector 62\nOil Sands Mining Sector 63\nCoal Sector 63\nOther 64\nData Input Sheet 64\nVOLUME 2\nAPPENDIX 3 (Summary of Site Specifi i\nSeen ee ry pecific Data and Assumptions)\nSummary Results by Division and Area .\nSite Specific Assumptions and Calculations\nSummary of Social Reduction Cost Data\nSample Social Cost of Service Calculation\nVOLUME 3\nAPPENDIX 4 (Detailed Area specific Data)\nEe", "img_5477.png": "APPENDIX 1 _\nResults by Gas Type and Equipment Type\nco2 i\nMethane\nVOC ae\nNOx o\nN20 C\nCFC \u201c\nAPPENDIX 2 (Detailed Methodology) 45\nMethodology All Sectors 45\nCombustion CO2 45\nCombustion CH4 46\nCombustion VOC 46\nCombustion NOx 46\nCombustion N20 48\nSurface Facility Equipment Leaks 48\nLeaks from Surface Casing og\nWell Servicing 54\nCharacterization of Emissions 59)\nNatural Gas Sector 58\nOil Sector 60\nHeavy Oil Sector 62\nCrude Bitumen Sector 62\nOil Sands Mining Sector 63\nCoal Sector 63\nOther 64\nData Input Sheet 64\nVOLUME 2\nAPPENDIX 3 (Summary of Site Specifi i\nSeen ee ry pecific Data and Assumptions)\nSummary Results by Division and Area .\nSite Specific Assumptions and Calculations\nSummary of Social Reduction Cost Data\nSample Social Cost of Service Calculation\nVOLUME 3\nAPPENDIX 4 (Detailed Area specific Data)\nEe", "img_36889.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36894.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36904.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36907.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36908.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36914.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36917.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36920.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36922.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_36927.png": "p< Standart Eeonsos6 oe PUBLIC VOUCHER FOR PURCHASES AND Cy ea ae\n: See SERVICES OTHER THAN PERSONAL\nF Use continuation sheet(s) if necessary BU. VOU. Nose RS\n: U. S. Army ~ Surgeon General PAID BY\nE (Department, bureau, or establishment)\nVoucher prepared at__St. Lowis, Missouri 5 =O /O/GR\nE (Give place and date)\n| Payee\u2019s Account No._CGZ221T117PR _ Discount Terms___\nP1025) eee eee\n(Payee)\n(Address) * 7\n} Contract No. DA-49-007-MD-10202te 1/1/59 Req. No. Date Invoice Rec\u2019d.\nShipped from to Weight Govt. B/L No.\nARTICLES OR SERVICES | UNIT PRICE | AMOUNT\nOrder | ee Se eee ae he caetg racer srePt [cost [Fer\nJuly 1-\nJuly 31, |1961\nDirect Salaries 778.32\nDirect Materials 32.87\nOther Direct Costs 18.00\nOverhead 260.74\nPAYMENTS (PAYEE MUST NOT USE THIS SPACE)\nDIFFERENCE:\nF  cometete [_]\nparTIAL [_]\nFINAL oO\nprogress [_] Amount verified; correct for,\nApvance [_] (Slgnattire;or= (initials) eS\nMEMORANDUM\nACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION (Appropriation Symbol must be shown; other classification optional)\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ITIIlIl\"\u2122ULL==ll_\u2014=\u2014>>\u2014\u2014eo\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014EEEEoEo\u2014\u2014EEEEEEEEE~ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014[_L\u2014\u2014E\u00a3E{E[T[T[]\u2014[\u2014\u2014XS[S[S&=9@B>\u2122]DHHHH\u2014SE\n: Check! No. a ee oe oe one neasurer of. the United \u2018States.\nmele, eS Os oe (Name of Bank)\nEe ea a Go Se or\n\u00e9 *& U. &. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 1860-556940\nSTolU]ner-Han als OXSPI/AN MUNA A16 [UFSit 26101010 anl=TOleSM UL ors) ave [0)L6(0le1s)/ 011610", "img_64213.png": "TABLE IV\nActivities of hepatic enzymes in warm- and cold-acclimatized\nrats eating different diets\nAmbient temperature 24\u00b0C 49\u00b0C\nDiet Glucose Fructose Glucose Fructose\nEnzyme (mmoles per gm protein per min.)\nGlucckinase 6.30 He h2 8.16 4.21\nHexokinase 10.91 S22 F218 9.80\nGlyc. Synthetase Lee 23.26 24.9 34.2\n40% Glyc. Phosphorylase 498 596 435 448\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 67.2 LOZ. 2 26.4 Lie!\nPhosvhofructokinase 128 127 120 107\nFructose Diphosphat. 457 488 482 451\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 393) 519 564 721\n___Glut.-Pyr.Transaminase 616 828 1812 1787\nGlucokinas 8.79 3562, 10.01 Bi lZ,\nHexokinase 10.17 11.14 9.84 10.75\nGlyc. Synthetase 23.4 54.7 29.2 38.1\nGlyc. Phosphorylase pow 679 471 537\n20% Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 56.2 ST.5 48.4 106.2\nProtein Phosphofructokinase 132 136 108 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 437 447 421 413\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 501 658 656 837\n__ Glut .~Pyr.Transaminase 361 480 1454 1167\nGlucokinase 17.49 6.72 11.38 4.39\nHexokinase t2535 12.33 11.27 10.86\nGlyc. Synthetase 43.1 59.4 43.0 56.2\nVso Glyc. Phosphorylase 738 995 527 747\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 52.6 60.4 57.4 76.8\nProsphofructokinase 137 151 122 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 470 536 394 407\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 615 760 a 865\nGlut.-Pyr.Transaminase 434 547 716 664\nep", "img_64214.png": "TABLE IV\nActivities of hepatic enzymes in warm- and cold-acclimatized\nrats eating different diets\nAmbient temperature 24\u00b0C 49\u00b0C\nDiet Glucose Fructose Glucose Fructose\nEnzyme (mmoles per gm protein per min.)\nGlucckinase 6.30 He h2 8.16 4.21\nHexokinase 10.91 S22 F218 9.80\nGlyc. Synthetase Lee 23.26 24.9 34.2\n40% Glyc. Phosphorylase 498 596 435 448\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 67.2 LOZ. 2 26.4 Lie!\nPhosvhofructokinase 128 127 120 107\nFructose Diphosphat. 457 488 482 451\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 393) 519 564 721\n___Glut.-Pyr.Transaminase 616 828 1812 1787\nGlucokinas 8.79 3562, 10.01 Bi lZ,\nHexokinase 10.17 11.14 9.84 10.75\nGlyc. Synthetase 23.4 54.7 29.2 38.1\nGlyc. Phosphorylase pow 679 471 537\n20% Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 56.2 ST.5 48.4 106.2\nProtein Phosphofructokinase 132 136 108 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 437 447 421 413\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 501 658 656 837\n__ Glut .~Pyr.Transaminase 361 480 1454 1167\nGlucokinase 17.49 6.72 11.38 4.39\nHexokinase t2535 12.33 11.27 10.86\nGlyc. Synthetase 43.1 59.4 43.0 56.2\nVso Glyc. Phosphorylase 738 995 527 747\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 52.6 60.4 57.4 76.8\nProsphofructokinase 137 151 122 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 470 536 394 407\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 615 760 a 865\nGlut.-Pyr.Transaminase 434 547 716 664\nep", "img_64220.png": "TABLE IV\nActivities of hepatic enzymes in warm- and cold-acclimatized\nrats eating different diets\nAmbient temperature 24\u00b0C 49\u00b0C\nDiet Glucose Fructose Glucose Fructose\nEnzyme (mmoles per gm protein per min.)\nGlucckinase 6.30 He h2 8.16 4.21\nHexokinase 10.91 S22 F218 9.80\nGlyc. Synthetase Lee 23.26 24.9 34.2\n40% Glyc. Phosphorylase 498 596 435 448\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 67.2 LOZ. 2 26.4 Lie!\nPhosvhofructokinase 128 127 120 107\nFructose Diphosphat. 457 488 482 451\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 393) 519 564 721\n___Glut.-Pyr.Transaminase 616 828 1812 1787\nGlucokinas 8.79 3562, 10.01 Bi lZ,\nHexokinase 10.17 11.14 9.84 10.75\nGlyc. Synthetase 23.4 54.7 29.2 38.1\nGlyc. Phosphorylase pow 679 471 537\n20% Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 56.2 ST.5 48.4 106.2\nProtein Phosphofructokinase 132 136 108 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 437 447 421 413\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 501 658 656 837\n__ Glut .~Pyr.Transaminase 361 480 1454 1167\nGlucokinase 17.49 6.72 11.38 4.39\nHexokinase t2535 12.33 11.27 10.86\nGlyc. Synthetase 43.1 59.4 43.0 56.2\nVso Glyc. Phosphorylase 738 995 527 747\nProtein Glucose 6-P Dehyd. 52.6 60.4 57.4 76.8\nProsphofructokinase 137 151 122 116\nFructose Diphosphat. 470 536 394 407\nGlucose 6-Phosphat. 615 760 a 865\nGlut.-Pyr.Transaminase 434 547 716 664\nep", "img_4971.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_4966.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_4967.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_4968.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_4969.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_4970.png": "en - . . :\n\u2018 , KBA MARKETING GROUP \u2014 2001 VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT\n. . THIS VENUE SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT (the \u201cAgreement\u201d) is entered into as of the following Date of Agreement, by and |\nbetween Kevin Berg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Marketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (\"El Rio Inc\") of the business\nestublishment (\"EI Matador\") described below. Below are various defined terms for the purposes of this Agreement:\n[Date of Agreement: 2/9/01\nTerm of Agreement: January 1, 2001 \u2014- December 31, 2001\nSponsorship Program:Camei Club Program (\u201cCCP\u201d)\n1. VENLE INFORMATION\nVenue Name: El Matador Venue Code: 7696\n\u201cenue Address: 504 Esplanade Avenue\nCity / State / Zip Code: New Orleans LA 70116\nF3IN or SSN: PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\n\u2018Venue Owner Name: EI Rio Inc\nLe Venue Owner Category: Corporation\na\ni\nA I. SPONSORSHIP FUNDS AND EXTRA VALUE ITEMS\nSpecial Events Fund: $ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan. 1 \u2014 June 30, 2001.\n$ 6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 3 Special Events from July 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\nPrinted Materials Fund: $ 2,225.00 to offset costs for the printing and shipping of custom flyers, as well as the purchases of\nlocal media, including quarter-page advertisements, and additional printed material and display\nadvertising, as available, at the discretion of KBA, from Jan. 1 \u2014 Dec. 31, 2001.\n[TOTAL SPONSORSHIP\nFUNDS: $ 15,000.00 [This amount includes all sub-totals set forth above]\nIKBA will also provide the following Extra Value items at no cost to Venue:\nTobacco License Fees: _ All state and local retail tobacco licensing fees for Venue (if Venue is currently without a license),\nplus assistance with tobacco licensing application procedures;\nBar Essentials: Branded ashtrays, beverage napkins, generic branded matchbooks, and other bar essentials\ndelivered to Venue for use within the Venue, as available, at the discretion of KBA;\n\u2018Custom Matchbooks: 6 cases of custom branded matchbooks that display the Venue\u2019s name and logo, delivered\nto Venue;\n4 Flyer Distribution: Public distribution of flyers for Special Events and activities at Venue, at discretion of KBA;\nCigarette Delivery: Free delivery of Camel cigarette brand styles (the \u201cProduct\u201d) purchased by Venue Owner for resale\nin Venue; Free (Gratis) Product that KBA will distribute in Venue to adult smokers (as permitted by\nlaw);\n\u2018 a\nnN\na\nN\no\no\n\u201c, N\nwo\nCOPY 2\n-1- Initials: woe Venue lt", "img_5820.png": "fo.\n. . ~ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION . :\n. SS\n- BEST\nMarket: New Orleans COPY\nVenue Name: El Matadore\nCorporation Name: El Rio Inc.\nVenue Address: 504 Esplanade Ave. New Orleans La_70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504-569-8361 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504-586-0790\nOwner\u2019s Name(s): Rio Hackford\nFEIN # or SSN: 772-144-2146\nVenue Owner Category: (check one) Sole Proprietorship [X] Corporation [__]\nPartnership [__] Limited Liability Company [~] Other\nManager's Name: Linda Novak\nContact Person: El Rio\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n. $6,387.50 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\n|} Printed Materials Fund:\n1 $2,225.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\n\\ Total Direct Payments\na payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nn September 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nft\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nv. Custom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nVe OO\na\nDr .\nSu\nva\nDa\niu\nA\nI\nHe\n\u2018et\nrx\nlai\nay\net\na\nat ~\na\nN\no\na\na\n+ \u00b0o\no\nrrr", "img_5823.png": "fo.\n. . ~ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION . :\n. SS\n- BEST\nMarket: New Orleans COPY\nVenue Name: El Matadore\nCorporation Name: El Rio Inc.\nVenue Address: 504 Esplanade Ave. New Orleans La_70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504-569-8361 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504-586-0790\nOwner\u2019s Name(s): Rio Hackford\nFEIN # or SSN: 772-144-2146\nVenue Owner Category: (check one) Sole Proprietorship [X] Corporation [__]\nPartnership [__] Limited Liability Company [~] Other\nManager's Name: Linda Novak\nContact Person: El Rio\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n. $6,387.50 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\n|} Printed Materials Fund:\n1 $2,225.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\n\\ Total Direct Payments\na payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nn September 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nft\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nv. Custom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nVe OO\na\nDr .\nSu\nva\nDa\niu\nA\nI\nHe\n\u2018et\nrx\nlai\nay\net\na\nat ~\na\nN\no\na\na\n+ \u00b0o\no\nrrr", "img_5825.png": "fo.\n. . ~ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION . :\n. SS\n- BEST\nMarket: New Orleans COPY\nVenue Name: El Matadore\nCorporation Name: El Rio Inc.\nVenue Address: 504 Esplanade Ave. New Orleans La_70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504-569-8361 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504-586-0790\nOwner\u2019s Name(s): Rio Hackford\nFEIN # or SSN: 772-144-2146\nVenue Owner Category: (check one) Sole Proprietorship [X] Corporation [__]\nPartnership [__] Limited Liability Company [~] Other\nManager's Name: Linda Novak\nContact Person: El Rio\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n. $6,387.50 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\n|} Printed Materials Fund:\n1 $2,225.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\n\\ Total Direct Payments\na payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nn September 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nft\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nv. Custom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nVe OO\na\nDr .\nSu\nva\nDa\niu\nA\nI\nHe\n\u2018et\nrx\nlai\nay\net\na\nat ~\na\nN\no\na\na\n+ \u00b0o\no\nrrr", "img_5827.png": "fo.\n. . ~ 2001 KBA CONTRACT FORMATION . :\n. SS\n- BEST\nMarket: New Orleans COPY\nVenue Name: El Matadore\nCorporation Name: El Rio Inc.\nVenue Address: 504 Esplanade Ave. New Orleans La_70116\nVenue Office Phone #: 504-569-8361 Public Phone #:\nVenue Fax Number: 504-586-0790\nOwner\u2019s Name(s): Rio Hackford\nFEIN # or SSN: 772-144-2146\nVenue Owner Category: (check one) Sole Proprietorship [X] Corporation [__]\nPartnership [__] Limited Liability Company [~] Other\nManager's Name: Linda Novak\nContact Person: El Rio\nSpecial Events Fund:\n$6,387.50 to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from Jan 1-June 30, 2001\n. $6,387.50 _ to offset costs for a minimum of 2 Special Events from July 1-Dec 31, 2001\n|} Printed Materials Fund:\n1 $2,225.00 _ to offset costs for the printing and shipping of Printed materials\n(Printed materials fund should equal 10-15% of total sponsorship)\nImpact Venues Only\n\\ Total Direct Payments\na payable on or before the following payment dates in the following amounts:\nMarch 31, 2001: June 30, 2001:\nn September 30, 2001: December 31, 2001:\nft\nTotal Sponsorship Funds: $15,000.00\nv. Custom Matchbooks: # of cases: 6\nAdditional Terms\nVe OO\na\nDr .\nSu\nva\nDa\niu\nA\nI\nHe\n\u2018et\nrx\nlai\nay\net\na\nat ~\na\nN\no\na\na\n+ \u00b0o\no\nrrr", "img_4592.png": "\u20183 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment 1 \u00a9\n\u2018 20 _6/ Burley Grower Profile Page of :\n[PLEASE PRIN _ .\n\nIndividual or Corporate Name: RK \u00a2 2A \u00e9 Effective Date: _\u00ab3-/2-0/\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED i\n\nMailing Address [ 2 Y ef Goa CEA fa taR . PA. Irrigation: Yes ___ No 4\n\nCity Ten WW\nState Kes Z Ke Zip Code _99376 Delivery Point Qwenrbove Ky &\n\nHome Telephone No. S53\n\nCellular Telephone No. _\n\nFax Telephone No. _\u2014\u2014\n\nE-Mail Address \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n[12 Digit Marketing CardNumber | _____FarmAddress =<] \u2014~=~=Csty,~\u2014=SC*~*\u00e9diCSState |_Owmed | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased_|\n. 2ewbriar : ky \u2019\n[esr coodg/0| AH CeO Herren [ky] | (nooo [tha A520)\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\n[ PayeeName Payee Address dT Carew City State | ZipCode | Pay Percent% |\n\n1 MARK ConBleer sy bperuBerme | Urea | K, \\yexid\n\nif\nPo\nPo\noo\nOO\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature \u2018 { Vode y o RJRT Representative Signature Lid he hice =\n. C7 J\nEste 6LE7\u00a2S\nPace 9 anf 17", "img_4593.png": "\u20183 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment 1 \u00a9\n\u2018 20 _6/ Burley Grower Profile Page of :\n[PLEASE PRIN _ .\n\nIndividual or Corporate Name: RK \u00a2 2A \u00e9 Effective Date: _\u00ab3-/2-0/\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED i\n\nMailing Address [ 2 Y ef Goa CEA fa taR . PA. Irrigation: Yes ___ No 4\n\nCity Ten WW\nState Kes Z Ke Zip Code _99376 Delivery Point Qwenrbove Ky &\n\nHome Telephone No. S53\n\nCellular Telephone No. _\n\nFax Telephone No. _\u2014\u2014\n\nE-Mail Address \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n[12 Digit Marketing CardNumber | _____FarmAddress =<] \u2014~=~=Csty,~\u2014=SC*~*\u00e9diCSState |_Owmed | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased_|\n. 2ewbriar : ky \u2019\n[esr coodg/0| AH CeO Herren [ky] | (nooo [tha A520)\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\n[ PayeeName Payee Address dT Carew City State | ZipCode | Pay Percent% |\n\n1 MARK ConBleer sy bperuBerme | Urea | K, \\yexid\n\nif\nPo\nPo\noo\nOO\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature \u2018 { Vode y o RJRT Representative Signature Lid he hice =\n. C7 J\nEste 6LE7\u00a2S\nPace 9 anf 17", "img_4594.png": "\u20183 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment 1 \u00a9\n\u2018 20 _6/ Burley Grower Profile Page of :\n[PLEASE PRIN _ .\n\nIndividual or Corporate Name: RK \u00a2 2A \u00e9 Effective Date: _\u00ab3-/2-0/\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED i\n\nMailing Address [ 2 Y ef Goa CEA fa taR . PA. Irrigation: Yes ___ No 4\n\nCity Ten WW\nState Kes Z Ke Zip Code _99376 Delivery Point Qwenrbove Ky &\n\nHome Telephone No. S53\n\nCellular Telephone No. _\n\nFax Telephone No. _\u2014\u2014\n\nE-Mail Address \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n[12 Digit Marketing CardNumber | _____FarmAddress =<] \u2014~=~=Csty,~\u2014=SC*~*\u00e9diCSState |_Owmed | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased_|\n. 2ewbriar : ky \u2019\n[esr coodg/0| AH CeO Herren [ky] | (nooo [tha A520)\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\n[ PayeeName Payee Address dT Carew City State | ZipCode | Pay Percent% |\n\n1 MARK ConBleer sy bperuBerme | Urea | K, \\yexid\n\nif\nPo\nPo\noo\nOO\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature \u2018 { Vode y o RJRT Representative Signature Lid he hice =\n. C7 J\nEste 6LE7\u00a2S\nPace 9 anf 17", "img_4619.png": "\u20183 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attachment 1 \u00a9\n\u2018 20 _6/ Burley Grower Profile Page of :\n[PLEASE PRIN _ .\n\nIndividual or Corporate Name: RK \u00a2 2A \u00e9 Effective Date: _\u00ab3-/2-0/\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED i\n\nMailing Address [ 2 Y ef Goa CEA fa taR . PA. Irrigation: Yes ___ No 4\n\nCity Ten WW\nState Kes Z Ke Zip Code _99376 Delivery Point Qwenrbove Ky &\n\nHome Telephone No. S53\n\nCellular Telephone No. _\n\nFax Telephone No. _\u2014\u2014\n\nE-Mail Address \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n[12 Digit Marketing CardNumber | _____FarmAddress =<] \u2014~=~=Csty,~\u2014=SC*~*\u00e9diCSState |_Owmed | Leased | Owned | Leased | Owned | Leased_|\n. 2ewbriar : ky \u2019\n[esr coodg/0| AH CeO Herren [ky] | (nooo [tha A520)\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA\n[ PayeeName Payee Address dT Carew City State | ZipCode | Pay Percent% |\n\n1 MARK ConBleer sy bperuBerme | Urea | K, \\yexid\n\nif\nPo\nPo\noo\nOO\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\n: PLEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature \u2018 { Vode y o RJRT Representative Signature Lid he hice =\n. C7 J\nEste 6LE7\u00a2S\nPace 9 anf 17", "img_64170.png": "Sette ee eeu : ' Va \u2019\n'\n, DDH\nAPPENDIX |\nt\n\n(Sd vitamins\n\n(S fats |\n\nminerals\n\n& carbohydrates |\n\n3 proteins\n\n}\n\ni\n\n'\nee OR Den 10k BEE Sia een ee 7 OS, Leos 9 ein) ote t= ees IL Ls A i Bice, 2\n\nSYolU]cexow aii oss /ANUW AVA AL [UKsI(nVZe [ofe18)oni=)al ism (ens) m-1010) (0 \\elex\u00a5/ 910) 10 ANA", "img_64171.png": "Sette ee eeu : ' Va \u2019\n'\n, DDH\nAPPENDIX |\nt\n\n(Sd vitamins\n\n(S fats |\n\nminerals\n\n& carbohydrates |\n\n3 proteins\n\n}\n\ni\n\n'\nee OR Den 10k BEE Sia een ee 7 OS, Leos 9 ein) ote t= ees IL Ls A i Bice, 2\n\nSYolU]cexow aii oss /ANUW AVA AL [UKsI(nVZe [ofe18)oni=)al ism (ens) m-1010) (0 \\elex\u00a5/ 910) 10 ANA", "img_64172.png": "Sette ee eeu : ' Va \u2019\n'\n, DDH\nAPPENDIX |\nt\n\n(Sd vitamins\n\n(S fats |\n\nminerals\n\n& carbohydrates |\n\n3 proteins\n\n}\n\ni\n\n'\nee OR Den 10k BEE Sia een ee 7 OS, Leos 9 ein) ote t= ees IL Ls A i Bice, 2\n\nSYolU]cexow aii oss /ANUW AVA AL [UKsI(nVZe [ofe18)oni=)al ism (ens) m-1010) (0 \\elex\u00a5/ 910) 10 ANA", "img_60781.png": "P 2 May 3, 1968\nMANUSCRIPT COMMITTIMENTS\nAuthor Sub ject Date Manuscript Due\nThomas Brewer, M.D. Nutritional Aspects in Eclampsia 4/68 5/68\nFrances Berkeley Little Land Snail 3/68 In possession\nFloore\nWilliam Darby, M.D. Nutritional Status of Man 1/68 5/1\nDee Re We Hill Programming Nutrition -- Animals 3/68 a\nSir Raymond Priestly An Interview with Sir Raymond Priestly 5/68 5/68\nDr. William Siri Nutrition and Mountain Climbing 3/68 7/1/68\nCapt. Villiers: An Afternoon with Alan Villiers 4/68 5/68\n(The explorer and his food)\nSamuel Lepkovsky, Ph. D. Taste 1967 6/15/68\nFranz J. Ingelfinger, M.D. The Large Bowel 12/67 7/68\nLowell Thomas Nutrition and the Explorer 11/67 5/14\nWillard Krehl, M.D.\nSUBJECTS UNDER DISCUSSION\nC.B. Brown, M.D. Hospital \"Eat-In\" 4/68 No reply as yet.\nMrs. John P. Conrad Food Allergies 2/68 Would like to\ndo article.\nLUT Rereval slat esH MAW AALS \u2014\u2014\u2014, Ts NVI [ole a 7s aes", "img_60784.png": "P 2 May 3, 1968\nMANUSCRIPT COMMITTIMENTS\nAuthor Sub ject Date Manuscript Due\nThomas Brewer, M.D. Nutritional Aspects in Eclampsia 4/68 5/68\nFrances Berkeley Little Land Snail 3/68 In possession\nFloore\nWilliam Darby, M.D. Nutritional Status of Man 1/68 5/1\nDee Re We Hill Programming Nutrition -- Animals 3/68 a\nSir Raymond Priestly An Interview with Sir Raymond Priestly 5/68 5/68\nDr. William Siri Nutrition and Mountain Climbing 3/68 7/1/68\nCapt. Villiers: An Afternoon with Alan Villiers 4/68 5/68\n(The explorer and his food)\nSamuel Lepkovsky, Ph. D. Taste 1967 6/15/68\nFranz J. Ingelfinger, M.D. The Large Bowel 12/67 7/68\nLowell Thomas Nutrition and the Explorer 11/67 5/14\nWillard Krehl, M.D.\nSUBJECTS UNDER DISCUSSION\nC.B. Brown, M.D. Hospital \"Eat-In\" 4/68 No reply as yet.\nMrs. John P. Conrad Food Allergies 2/68 Would like to\ndo article.\nLUT Rereval slat esH MAW AALS \u2014\u2014\u2014, Ts NVI [ole a 7s aes", "img_60785.png": "P 2 May 3, 1968\nMANUSCRIPT COMMITTIMENTS\nAuthor Sub ject Date Manuscript Due\nThomas Brewer, M.D. Nutritional Aspects in Eclampsia 4/68 5/68\nFrances Berkeley Little Land Snail 3/68 In possession\nFloore\nWilliam Darby, M.D. Nutritional Status of Man 1/68 5/1\nDee Re We Hill Programming Nutrition -- Animals 3/68 a\nSir Raymond Priestly An Interview with Sir Raymond Priestly 5/68 5/68\nDr. William Siri Nutrition and Mountain Climbing 3/68 7/1/68\nCapt. Villiers: An Afternoon with Alan Villiers 4/68 5/68\n(The explorer and his food)\nSamuel Lepkovsky, Ph. D. Taste 1967 6/15/68\nFranz J. Ingelfinger, M.D. The Large Bowel 12/67 7/68\nLowell Thomas Nutrition and the Explorer 11/67 5/14\nWillard Krehl, M.D.\nSUBJECTS UNDER DISCUSSION\nC.B. Brown, M.D. Hospital \"Eat-In\" 4/68 No reply as yet.\nMrs. John P. Conrad Food Allergies 2/68 Would like to\ndo article.\nLUT Rereval slat esH MAW AALS \u2014\u2014\u2014, Ts NVI [ole a 7s aes", "img_60786.png": "P 2 May 3, 1968\nMANUSCRIPT COMMITTIMENTS\nAuthor Sub ject Date Manuscript Due\nThomas Brewer, M.D. Nutritional Aspects in Eclampsia 4/68 5/68\nFrances Berkeley Little Land Snail 3/68 In possession\nFloore\nWilliam Darby, M.D. Nutritional Status of Man 1/68 5/1\nDee Re We Hill Programming Nutrition -- Animals 3/68 a\nSir Raymond Priestly An Interview with Sir Raymond Priestly 5/68 5/68\nDr. William Siri Nutrition and Mountain Climbing 3/68 7/1/68\nCapt. Villiers: An Afternoon with Alan Villiers 4/68 5/68\n(The explorer and his food)\nSamuel Lepkovsky, Ph. D. Taste 1967 6/15/68\nFranz J. Ingelfinger, M.D. The Large Bowel 12/67 7/68\nLowell Thomas Nutrition and the Explorer 11/67 5/14\nWillard Krehl, M.D.\nSUBJECTS UNDER DISCUSSION\nC.B. Brown, M.D. Hospital \"Eat-In\" 4/68 No reply as yet.\nMrs. John P. Conrad Food Allergies 2/68 Would like to\ndo article.\nLUT Rereval slat esH MAW AALS \u2014\u2014\u2014, Ts NVI [ole a 7s aes", "img_60787.png": "P 2 May 3, 1968\nMANUSCRIPT COMMITTIMENTS\nAuthor Sub ject Date Manuscript Due\nThomas Brewer, M.D. Nutritional Aspects in Eclampsia 4/68 5/68\nFrances Berkeley Little Land Snail 3/68 In possession\nFloore\nWilliam Darby, M.D. Nutritional Status of Man 1/68 5/1\nDee Re We Hill Programming Nutrition -- Animals 3/68 a\nSir Raymond Priestly An Interview with Sir Raymond Priestly 5/68 5/68\nDr. William Siri Nutrition and Mountain Climbing 3/68 7/1/68\nCapt. Villiers: An Afternoon with Alan Villiers 4/68 5/68\n(The explorer and his food)\nSamuel Lepkovsky, Ph. D. Taste 1967 6/15/68\nFranz J. Ingelfinger, M.D. The Large Bowel 12/67 7/68\nLowell Thomas Nutrition and the Explorer 11/67 5/14\nWillard Krehl, M.D.\nSUBJECTS UNDER DISCUSSION\nC.B. Brown, M.D. Hospital \"Eat-In\" 4/68 No reply as yet.\nMrs. John P. Conrad Food Allergies 2/68 Would like to\ndo article.\nLUT Rereval slat esH MAW AALS \u2014\u2014\u2014, Ts NVI [ole a 7s aes", "img_10292.png": "TUESDAY / January 6th\n7:00 - 8:45 a.m. = Breaktast - Adam's Mark Hotel\n: $:00-8:15 a.m. Gm Enroute to 50-1 Merchandising Room\n| 115 - &2  Meating / S\" Lunch 50-1 Merchandising Room\nATTENDEES:\n\nPhil Coleman \u201d Conoco\n\nPaul LaMarca - RJR\n\nDavid Owens - RJR\n\nRich Pettorini - AJR\n\nRick Sanders \u201c AIR\n\nK. Wadia \u201c RJR\n\nTOPIC:\n\nMerchandising Concepts\n\nCigarette Tobacco Stores\n\nLegislative Update\n\nPOS\n\nTrade Direct Marketing\n\n> Depart for Greensboro Airport per flight schedules\n@@& = Aental Cars\noo\nNM\n&\n\u00a9\ng\nRJR25021464\n70002 4791", "img_10293.png": "TUESDAY / January 6th\n7:00 - 8:45 a.m. = Breaktast - Adam's Mark Hotel\n: $:00-8:15 a.m. Gm Enroute to 50-1 Merchandising Room\n| 115 - &2  Meating / S\" Lunch 50-1 Merchandising Room\nATTENDEES:\n\nPhil Coleman \u201d Conoco\n\nPaul LaMarca - RJR\n\nDavid Owens - RJR\n\nRich Pettorini - AJR\n\nRick Sanders \u201c AIR\n\nK. Wadia \u201c RJR\n\nTOPIC:\n\nMerchandising Concepts\n\nCigarette Tobacco Stores\n\nLegislative Update\n\nPOS\n\nTrade Direct Marketing\n\n> Depart for Greensboro Airport per flight schedules\n@@& = Aental Cars\noo\nNM\n&\n\u00a9\ng\nRJR25021464\n70002 4791", "img_10295.png": "TUESDAY / January 6th\n7:00 - 8:45 a.m. = Breaktast - Adam's Mark Hotel\n: $:00-8:15 a.m. Gm Enroute to 50-1 Merchandising Room\n| 115 - &2  Meating / S\" Lunch 50-1 Merchandising Room\nATTENDEES:\n\nPhil Coleman \u201d Conoco\n\nPaul LaMarca - RJR\n\nDavid Owens - RJR\n\nRich Pettorini - AJR\n\nRick Sanders \u201c AIR\n\nK. Wadia \u201c RJR\n\nTOPIC:\n\nMerchandising Concepts\n\nCigarette Tobacco Stores\n\nLegislative Update\n\nPOS\n\nTrade Direct Marketing\n\n> Depart for Greensboro Airport per flight schedules\n@@& = Aental Cars\noo\nNM\n&\n\u00a9\ng\nRJR25021464\n70002 4791", "img_46215.png": "\u201c STATEGIC PUBLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT\nTRACKING REPORT\n\u2018ocus) _ ___ __. jt |\nMS #1 Recent Insights into the M. Dey, C.R Lyttle, | Maturitas Published in April\n(Components) | Varying Activity of JH. Pickar (Supplement)\nEstrogens M. Rhoa to:be sent\nreprints (W-A:\nfunded supplement?)\nMS #2 Comparative Tolerability of | M.G. Curtis Drug Safety Invited manuscript\n(SERMs) the Selective Estrogen in development\nReceptor Modulators in\nBreast Cancer Treatment July 30 deadline by\nand Prevention joumal\nMS #3 Treatment of Urinary Tract | C. Maloney Urology Nurses Invited manuscript\n(PVC) Infections in Online submitted April 21,\nPostmenopausal Women 2000\nResent to journal\n6/13/00\nMS #4 .|-Hormone Replacement\u2019: | L. Mosca Current 9. Published. 2\n(CVD) | Therapy in the Prevention | _ Atherosclerosis July 2000; 24):297-\na and Treatment of |. / Reports; 302,\nBae, Atherosclerosis.) Ass es\nMS #5 Hormone Replacement D. Archer Obstetrics and Paper submitted\n(Patient Therapy: Effect of J. Pickar Gyncecology 1/4/00; Reviewers\nManagement) | Progestin Dose and Time comments received\nSince Menopause on 3/16/00; Revised\nEndometrial Bleeding paper submitted\n5/18/00\nMS #6 Breast Cancer and HRT in | L. Nachtigall The Female Patient | Manuscript ready for\n(Breast Perspective submission.\nCancer)\nMS #7 Role of HRT in the H. Fillit Archives of Manuscript in\n(CNS) Prevention of Alzheimer\u2019s Neurology development\nDisease\nMS #8 Estrogen Tissue Effects and | B.A. Eskin Journal of Clinical | Author to send\n(CVD) Adrenergic Endocrinology and | outline in early June;\nCardioprotection with Metabolism priority is low\nConjugated Equine\nEstrogens\nMS #9 Leisure World Cohort: A. Paganini-Hill TBD Data analysis in\n(B of B) Update and Review progress\nConfidential Page 1 July 5, 2000\nDESIGNWRITE \u00ab\u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 @ FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001868\nOrder", "img_46216.png": "\u201c STATEGIC PUBLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT\nTRACKING REPORT\n\u2018ocus) _ ___ __. jt |\nMS #1 Recent Insights into the M. Dey, C.R Lyttle, | Maturitas Published in April\n(Components) | Varying Activity of JH. Pickar (Supplement)\nEstrogens M. Rhoa to:be sent\nreprints (W-A:\nfunded supplement?)\nMS #2 Comparative Tolerability of | M.G. Curtis Drug Safety Invited manuscript\n(SERMs) the Selective Estrogen in development\nReceptor Modulators in\nBreast Cancer Treatment July 30 deadline by\nand Prevention joumal\nMS #3 Treatment of Urinary Tract | C. Maloney Urology Nurses Invited manuscript\n(PVC) Infections in Online submitted April 21,\nPostmenopausal Women 2000\nResent to journal\n6/13/00\nMS #4 .|-Hormone Replacement\u2019: | L. Mosca Current 9. Published. 2\n(CVD) | Therapy in the Prevention | _ Atherosclerosis July 2000; 24):297-\na and Treatment of |. / Reports; 302,\nBae, Atherosclerosis.) Ass es\nMS #5 Hormone Replacement D. Archer Obstetrics and Paper submitted\n(Patient Therapy: Effect of J. Pickar Gyncecology 1/4/00; Reviewers\nManagement) | Progestin Dose and Time comments received\nSince Menopause on 3/16/00; Revised\nEndometrial Bleeding paper submitted\n5/18/00\nMS #6 Breast Cancer and HRT in | L. Nachtigall The Female Patient | Manuscript ready for\n(Breast Perspective submission.\nCancer)\nMS #7 Role of HRT in the H. Fillit Archives of Manuscript in\n(CNS) Prevention of Alzheimer\u2019s Neurology development\nDisease\nMS #8 Estrogen Tissue Effects and | B.A. Eskin Journal of Clinical | Author to send\n(CVD) Adrenergic Endocrinology and | outline in early June;\nCardioprotection with Metabolism priority is low\nConjugated Equine\nEstrogens\nMS #9 Leisure World Cohort: A. Paganini-Hill TBD Data analysis in\n(B of B) Update and Review progress\nConfidential Page 1 July 5, 2000\nDESIGNWRITE \u00ab\u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 @ FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001868\nOrder", "img_46226.png": "\u201c STATEGIC PUBLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT\nTRACKING REPORT\n\u2018ocus) _ ___ __. jt |\nMS #1 Recent Insights into the M. Dey, C.R Lyttle, | Maturitas Published in April\n(Components) | Varying Activity of JH. Pickar (Supplement)\nEstrogens M. Rhoa to:be sent\nreprints (W-A:\nfunded supplement?)\nMS #2 Comparative Tolerability of | M.G. Curtis Drug Safety Invited manuscript\n(SERMs) the Selective Estrogen in development\nReceptor Modulators in\nBreast Cancer Treatment July 30 deadline by\nand Prevention joumal\nMS #3 Treatment of Urinary Tract | C. Maloney Urology Nurses Invited manuscript\n(PVC) Infections in Online submitted April 21,\nPostmenopausal Women 2000\nResent to journal\n6/13/00\nMS #4 .|-Hormone Replacement\u2019: | L. Mosca Current 9. Published. 2\n(CVD) | Therapy in the Prevention | _ Atherosclerosis July 2000; 24):297-\na and Treatment of |. / Reports; 302,\nBae, Atherosclerosis.) Ass es\nMS #5 Hormone Replacement D. Archer Obstetrics and Paper submitted\n(Patient Therapy: Effect of J. Pickar Gyncecology 1/4/00; Reviewers\nManagement) | Progestin Dose and Time comments received\nSince Menopause on 3/16/00; Revised\nEndometrial Bleeding paper submitted\n5/18/00\nMS #6 Breast Cancer and HRT in | L. Nachtigall The Female Patient | Manuscript ready for\n(Breast Perspective submission.\nCancer)\nMS #7 Role of HRT in the H. Fillit Archives of Manuscript in\n(CNS) Prevention of Alzheimer\u2019s Neurology development\nDisease\nMS #8 Estrogen Tissue Effects and | B.A. Eskin Journal of Clinical | Author to send\n(CVD) Adrenergic Endocrinology and | outline in early June;\nCardioprotection with Metabolism priority is low\nConjugated Equine\nEstrogens\nMS #9 Leisure World Cohort: A. Paganini-Hill TBD Data analysis in\n(B of B) Update and Review progress\nConfidential Page 1 July 5, 2000\nDESIGNWRITE \u00ab\u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 @ FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001868\nOrder", "img_46228.png": "\u201c STATEGIC PUBLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT\nTRACKING REPORT\n\u2018ocus) _ ___ __. jt |\nMS #1 Recent Insights into the M. Dey, C.R Lyttle, | Maturitas Published in April\n(Components) | Varying Activity of JH. Pickar (Supplement)\nEstrogens M. Rhoa to:be sent\nreprints (W-A:\nfunded supplement?)\nMS #2 Comparative Tolerability of | M.G. Curtis Drug Safety Invited manuscript\n(SERMs) the Selective Estrogen in development\nReceptor Modulators in\nBreast Cancer Treatment July 30 deadline by\nand Prevention joumal\nMS #3 Treatment of Urinary Tract | C. Maloney Urology Nurses Invited manuscript\n(PVC) Infections in Online submitted April 21,\nPostmenopausal Women 2000\nResent to journal\n6/13/00\nMS #4 .|-Hormone Replacement\u2019: | L. Mosca Current 9. Published. 2\n(CVD) | Therapy in the Prevention | _ Atherosclerosis July 2000; 24):297-\na and Treatment of |. / Reports; 302,\nBae, Atherosclerosis.) Ass es\nMS #5 Hormone Replacement D. Archer Obstetrics and Paper submitted\n(Patient Therapy: Effect of J. Pickar Gyncecology 1/4/00; Reviewers\nManagement) | Progestin Dose and Time comments received\nSince Menopause on 3/16/00; Revised\nEndometrial Bleeding paper submitted\n5/18/00\nMS #6 Breast Cancer and HRT in | L. Nachtigall The Female Patient | Manuscript ready for\n(Breast Perspective submission.\nCancer)\nMS #7 Role of HRT in the H. Fillit Archives of Manuscript in\n(CNS) Prevention of Alzheimer\u2019s Neurology development\nDisease\nMS #8 Estrogen Tissue Effects and | B.A. Eskin Journal of Clinical | Author to send\n(CVD) Adrenergic Endocrinology and | outline in early June;\nCardioprotection with Metabolism priority is low\nConjugated Equine\nEstrogens\nMS #9 Leisure World Cohort: A. Paganini-Hill TBD Data analysis in\n(B of B) Update and Review progress\nConfidential Page 1 July 5, 2000\nDESIGNWRITE \u00ab\u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 @ FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001868\nOrder", "img_59631.png": "Gz THE NUTRIFionNn FOUNDATION, t we.\n489 FIFTH AVENUE . NEW YORK. N.Y. 10017 . 212 687-4830 4\nStee i re SSS sissies ss esipusseenieinetiegsSenssmmnnesons g\n\nPebruary 5, 1976\nMrs. Lorrie Syverson J\nProgram in Epidemiology ;\nUniversity of Minnesota i\nSchool of Public Health |\n1325 Mayo Memorial Building :\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455 \u2019\nDear Mrs. Syverson: ;\nAs requested in your letter of January, I return the nomination :\nform with the information required. As far as my \u2018campus mailing j\naddress is concerned, I assume it will be the Scuool of Public Health,\n1325 Mayo Memorial Building, but perhaps you can complete that for\nme. 4\nIn some of the earlier correspondence it was indicated that living\naccommodations might be available at the Radisson or on campus. q\nI would prefer to be at the Radisson if you would be good enough to\nmake my arrangements there at the appropriate time. ,\nWith kindest regards and thanks,\n\nSincerely,\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D.\n\nPresident |\nWID/njd\nEnclosure i\n\n7 . 7 o ow a thie eucle ee eel cloee lian O.2 . cme aac", "img_59589.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59590.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59591.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59594.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59595.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59596.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_59597.png": "eee peneeere ew enc cals aoutleinaseracemenitne ste ramen enrinmaciepamaretnesieta rh et RRA a eR a CD\n[ UNIV eSiry OF MiveiZL07 & jl Grodnans Schosi Use Crly\n) GRavvaTE SCHOOL Nomination to the Grutvate Faouhiy jp ete: Ieactiwe:\n| \u00a2 3 . Pianeta iokier aera eiaareanly\nere ot j Curr Appontimeats i\n1 Sare (Laat) (#res3 (i.deie) i |\ni ;\ni\n/ Darby, William J. \u2018pied i\n2 Dow and Place of uth \u2018 . { eet oS i!\nDa. aca i\n| a x! |; }\n} Galloway, Arkansas , 11/6/13 ad \u201ci VS ee ee\n: coe tt 2S Se TTL |\nios Depastineat | Coileys \u00bb Campus Mails Addicts | 5. Acocemic Rank\n4 4\n| School of | :\n' ;\n: y Epidemiology } ees me eh ; \u00a5 Visiting Professor\na Oy hducation, includ:ag Colegs, Professional School, and loseign study\n| Nume of institution Dates Atherded Degree Date of Degree\n} University of Arkansas B.S. joes\nUniversity of Arkansas M.D. ian\nUniversity of Michigan M.S. teat \u2018\nUniversity of Michigan Ph.D i\nu -\n' 7 Pr rvivgs aceG tae appommiments at the Ueivessiy of Mianewia o\u00a2 sisew here \\\ni > Naiag of Insiaturroa Rank Dates\nK. Has the nominee been appuinted to the Graduate Fucuity previously? Yes No\nWhat Status? Major Field? eileen\nhn fi meal i nese tc pentane sta seenaielial\n9. Major Field of this Nomination 10. If this nomination is fora limited period, indicate terminating date.\nMM Advising experience here oF ciscwhere, if aay, i.e. level, number of caraitates; other pertinent experience \u00e9\ni\nes ee -\n\\ 12 Publications and research (cxhidtts or productions, etcfor the fine aris, architecture faculty) either published or accented by referced jourrsls Give\ni tile, name, volume, number, cates, Use reverse side of form and separate sheets, if necessary. If previously appointed to the Graduate Faculty. hist ~\n' publications and research siace last nomination\n| +. Letter of recommendation: Not required, but strongly suggested when additional evidence scems desirsd!e or qualifications are of an unusual nature\nk pa dinitrogen ea ate shasta sine athe saoeeettdaeiviaile\n| 14.0 WF inves normination is for A-] status, hist graduate courses nominee wil! teach. (A-1 coutingly (oguires a termination date - See item If)\n| 1S Yor appointment to the Graduate Faculty (check one):\n| A. Asan associuie member of the graduate facuity:\n'\n1. To teach specitic courses listed above, Section 14 (A-1 routinely requires a termination date- Sce item 10 shove)\n2. Te teach courses und serve on students\u2019 commitises but rot as an adviser,\n3. To teach courses, serve on students\u2019 committees, and advise Master's candidates.\nB. As 3 full member of tne Graduate Faculty to teach wou:ses, serve on committees, and\nact as adviser to candwlates for both ihe Master's ard Ductor\u2019s degrees.\nSgacd! (Direetoe of Grad Study of other Grad Faculty member for the A1sjor i iets) a NE lad, abbas ee\nSigned (Vor the Unit or Poluy & Review Committ se) a eww Al A2-A3 B levels ans) Date ouch iin pas\nSiced (Por the Crutuate Seth)... ccnp cep anatiaeneeaae ee AL At ASR file cre) SRA scienaeteieteseniielinletneell", "img_6782.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6783.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6819.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6781.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6821.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6822.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6825.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. Kurue, Jr. a", "img_6831.png": "\u00e9 Tobacco Company\n: G, N. Kurue, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, NJ 08837\nPhone 908-225-4774\nFax 908-417-9076\na FAXED\nee _..May 29,1997. Ce\nwe oo\n, Mr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road /\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095 .\nDear Dom:\nAs previously presented, I would like to include WINSTON and DORAL in your July\nElectronic Coupon Program.\nAs part of this Program, a distribution of both Brand\u2019s key items to all affected stores\nwould benefit Pathmark in two ways:\n, \u00a2 Ensure that there are adequate stock levels to meet consumer demand.\nye \u00a9 Assist in increasing the Ist Half Wholesale Partners Program payout. A WINSTON\ned distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Full Price, and total share numbers. The DORAL\naie Distribution would increase RJR\u2019s Savings Segment, and total share numbers.\nPlease keep in mind that a distribution must be made to stores no later than the last week\n: in June to count for 1st Half Wholesale Partners.\nIf you will need any assistance with a special order for WINSTON and DORAL Product,\nplease call me. w\ne\n. oo\nSincerely, 2\nWich ~\nN\noF G.N. 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DOCUMENT SUBJEOT' TO: PROTECTIVEVORDERYydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rmwn0226 DEPUY023042015", "img_58878.png": "VRC Limited\nNotes to the Financial Statements\nAS Bt AS at\nSisk March, 2632 Oist March, 2014\n& in Crores) (@ In Crores}\nCurrent maturities of long-term debt (Note 3) VGeS 1.68\nInterest accrued but not due on borrowings COS 0.08\nUnpaid dividend * SOs 53.93\nUnpaid matured deposits and interest accrued thereon ae ve\nUnpaid matured debentures / bonds and interest accrued thereon ** Ose O82\nSundry deposits SO.46 27.84\nOther payables SaAU BF 2068.17\nTOTAL ke eT\n* Represents dividend amounts either not claimed or kept in abeyance in accordance with Section 206A of ihe Companies Act, 1956,\nor such amounts in respect of which Prohibitory / Attachment Orders are on record with the Cormpany.\n\u201c Represents amounts which are subject matter of pending egal disputes, details in respect of which are on record with the Company,\nincluding an amount of % 0.30 Crore (2011- = 6.30 Crore} maintained with a bank for which the Company has filed a suit.\nOther payables comprise:\nPayables for fixad assets RAT 20: 181.30\nStatutory liabilities AOS 1874.95\nAdvances received from customers BSS 85 870.03\nOthers ABT IS 338.89\nTOTAL 3289.07 2965.17\nCurrent portion of long-term employee benefits\nRetirement benefits (ego 6.82\nOther long-term benefits qO7e 3.56\nCurrent taxation (net of advance payment) AB 86 =\nFringe benefit tax (net of advance payment) 355 =\nProposed dividend Sie es 3443.47\nIncome tax on proposed dividend BOSS 5a8.52\nTOTAL $303.85 4012.46\n. HG a Bnd ACoBURnIG GUID Bice,\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees See ees", "img_58879.png": "VRC Limited\nNotes to the Financial Statements\nAS Bt AS at\nSisk March, 2632 Oist March, 2014\n& in Crores) (@ In Crores}\nCurrent maturities of long-term debt (Note 3) VGeS 1.68\nInterest accrued but not due on borrowings COS 0.08\nUnpaid dividend * SOs 53.93\nUnpaid matured deposits and interest accrued thereon ae ve\nUnpaid matured debentures / bonds and interest accrued thereon ** Ose O82\nSundry deposits SO.46 27.84\nOther payables SaAU BF 2068.17\nTOTAL ke eT\n* Represents dividend amounts either not claimed or kept in abeyance in accordance with Section 206A of ihe Companies Act, 1956,\nor such amounts in respect of which Prohibitory / Attachment Orders are on record with the Cormpany.\n\u201c Represents amounts which are subject matter of pending egal disputes, details in respect of which are on record with the Company,\nincluding an amount of % 0.30 Crore (2011- = 6.30 Crore} maintained with a bank for which the Company has filed a suit.\nOther payables comprise:\nPayables for fixad assets RAT 20: 181.30\nStatutory liabilities AOS 1874.95\nAdvances received from customers BSS 85 870.03\nOthers ABT IS 338.89\nTOTAL 3289.07 2965.17\nCurrent portion of long-term employee benefits\nRetirement benefits (ego 6.82\nOther long-term benefits qO7e 3.56\nCurrent taxation (net of advance payment) AB 86 =\nFringe benefit tax (net of advance payment) 355 =\nProposed dividend Sie es 3443.47\nIncome tax on proposed dividend BOSS 5a8.52\nTOTAL $303.85 4012.46\n. HG a Bnd ACoBURnIG GUID Bice,\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees See ees", "img_58880.png": "VRC Limited\nNotes to the Financial Statements\nAS Bt AS at\nSisk March, 2632 Oist March, 2014\n& in Crores) (@ In Crores}\nCurrent maturities of long-term debt (Note 3) VGeS 1.68\nInterest accrued but not due on borrowings COS 0.08\nUnpaid dividend * SOs 53.93\nUnpaid matured deposits and interest accrued thereon ae ve\nUnpaid matured debentures / bonds and interest accrued thereon ** Ose O82\nSundry deposits SO.46 27.84\nOther payables SaAU BF 2068.17\nTOTAL ke eT\n* Represents dividend amounts either not claimed or kept in abeyance in accordance with Section 206A of ihe Companies Act, 1956,\nor such amounts in respect of which Prohibitory / Attachment Orders are on record with the Cormpany.\n\u201c Represents amounts which are subject matter of pending egal disputes, details in respect of which are on record with the Company,\nincluding an amount of % 0.30 Crore (2011- = 6.30 Crore} maintained with a bank for which the Company has filed a suit.\nOther payables comprise:\nPayables for fixad assets RAT 20: 181.30\nStatutory liabilities AOS 1874.95\nAdvances received from customers BSS 85 870.03\nOthers ABT IS 338.89\nTOTAL 3289.07 2965.17\nCurrent portion of long-term employee benefits\nRetirement benefits (ego 6.82\nOther long-term benefits qO7e 3.56\nCurrent taxation (net of advance payment) AB 86 =\nFringe benefit tax (net of advance payment) 355 =\nProposed dividend Sie es 3443.47\nIncome tax on proposed dividend BOSS 5a8.52\nTOTAL $303.85 4012.46\n. HG a Bnd ACoBURnIG GUID Bice,\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees See ees", "img_57197.png": "Sustainablity Uoodafes For Al Qur Tamcrroaws\nMPC has responcdacl fo these \u00ae Enhanced use of {ISP Afiofonnes af CO,\nchallenges by crafting renewable sources of energy: emissions arising from use of\ninmavative business models that in fine with PPO\u2019s oanwrttrnent direct energy Gone 1}, 160\nalign social sectar vestments fa reduce dependence an Kdofornes [ror purchasedt\nlec! fo large scais livelihood has progressively macie maior Kloformes eiiied dug to\noreation as well as natural invesiments In renewalle transportation of materials and\nresource augmentation. ragources of energy, products (scape 3)\n\n2 SAGARA SANG AAWW EE\nProtecti ng a no \u00a9\nRestoring the ~~\n\nnvirenmen SANA S SOAR EC CAC AAS\nAN NAR CA\nIAW SERENA ROA RAS NESS ge\n. ge * RO a SAS\nenvironmental challenges are Or A \u2014 So\n\u00a5 AAW AQAA AA RA RRAAGAARS ee\nGOVEMNeG DY ES QW Canon RO OO SAC\ngrowth sirategy, integrated CAA .. ANN CO\ntasstear prmrcasnermar? ofeat : SX SRS WANNA RAC AAG SARC.\nwater managerrnant strategy ARS OO ANRC CRG\na wy NOAA i ANU a ~ SKE\nand imaraving efficiencies oF ANCOR RRC CO WAS ~~ \u00ab\nand improving efficiencies on ACO SISA\n; \u201c SNS WR WC SWC\nsets oust wegen ea sung ttmaneeen NAA CANS oC KE'D[P \u00ab\nnatural resource usade. RAC A CA SEAN SS CC AN CO \u00ab\n~ MAA CAA CC WA A NON\nSQV GW WwW A ~ BNA \\\\\\ a = \\ SESS AS SS\nMAC CGB OO ~ oe \\\\ NEARS ca CO ~ \\\nSASS SSSA AAG GGG RR SS\nee Oe be fe 8 oc 06h .\nSNA SSN RE CRRA\nWe eee ~~ SNe ER \u2014 ME SURES\nSSS. GREER SORE RANGA co oe ~ SRS oe TAS SAS\nNNN CS \\< \\ SNS CS\na\n\u00ae Increasing energy usage ee \u2014\n. : BOSE RRR ERE SESS GRRE SRS\nefficiency: Concerted .ss\u2014\u2018_C;i\u2014~C*twt\u2014s\u2014\nREESE REECE AEE AS GS SSG\nreduce energy consumption es actiition ta the 22 & MW OC\u201c\naS * A ASHTON TO TS Sa. MVY SESS CAAA AAA U0\u00bb\nthrough sivingent audits anc sel penner orenests wna a OO\npenohmarking have yielded! 90 TPH biomass fired Boller VO\nLins, 2011-12, the total year, if has installed acditiona! AAAS\nAWacens SAmsiipaan Ru PT ; SSSRRRRE\u00a5_Q\u00a5&_\\\u00bb&_E\\\u00a5\\Q\\\u00a7}#4#\\ Ak AC Ak Ak A\nOSS WEF ORET ENG ORGTGY These investments and better\n3 \u201c . oe ~ . 2 MaSDSYPOATIS AY Speclaity CO, Emissions and Sequestration\nIngoite of signifloant grawth in Paners Business ensured that\npreduction volumes in almost 38.5% of the Company's total 999 4785\nail businesses. anergy requirements are For 4500 4380\ncanenunitia crwoas whiek ie 4060 A017\nyt ee . renewalns sources, whieh is a\nrhe largast inisaratead eet oo\nwy ete ee thee remarkable achievement. 3500\nPaperboards and Fager\ni init at Rik arleanhaiam wihinh \u00a9 3000\n(AHE AY ESTAGYACIAAM Wc &\u00a7 Increase in large scale 2s00\nagomumied for /195 of the total earbon sequestration: Total ~\namare Aaa areas EES oes _ os \u00ab eeu 2000 2046\nanergy consumed across {TC OO, emissions fram ITC's 1708 WW 1584\nsignificant reciuetion of 1294 KHotonnes in 2077-12 from 1000} \\ \\\nin energy consumed pertonne 2048 Kilofonnes in 2010-17\". soo} WN XX XX\nwhich now stands at G3.21 GU accordance with the GREGS 2009-10 2010-11 20rt-12\nper tanne af product. reporting frarnewark, include CO, released in KT GO, sequestered in KT\n* The reduction in energy consumption and associated CO, emissions, primarily reflects energy efficiency measures and revisions in\ncomputation of calorific value of fuel which the organisation intends to adopt in order to conform to ISO 14064 standard.", "img_57198.png": "Sustainablity Uoodafes For Al Qur Tamcrroaws\nMPC has responcdacl fo these \u00ae Enhanced use of {ISP Afiofonnes af CO,\nchallenges by crafting renewable sources of energy: emissions arising from use of\ninmavative business models that in fine with PPO\u2019s oanwrttrnent direct energy Gone 1}, 160\nalign social sectar vestments fa reduce dependence an Kdofornes [ror purchasedt\nlec! fo large scais livelihood has progressively macie maior Kloformes eiiied dug to\noreation as well as natural invesiments In renewalle transportation of materials and\nresource augmentation. ragources of energy, products (scape 3)\n\n2 SAGARA SANG AAWW EE\nProtecti ng a no \u00a9\nRestoring the ~~\n\nnvirenmen SANA S SOAR EC CAC AAS\nAN NAR CA\nIAW SERENA ROA RAS NESS ge\n. ge * RO a SAS\nenvironmental challenges are Or A \u2014 So\n\u00a5 AAW AQAA AA RA RRAAGAARS ee\nGOVEMNeG DY ES QW Canon RO OO SAC\ngrowth sirategy, integrated CAA .. ANN CO\ntasstear prmrcasnermar? ofeat : SX SRS WANNA RAC AAG SARC.\nwater managerrnant strategy ARS OO ANRC CRG\na wy NOAA i ANU a ~ SKE\nand imaraving efficiencies oF ANCOR RRC CO WAS ~~ \u00ab\nand improving efficiencies on ACO SISA\n; \u201c SNS WR WC SWC\nsets oust wegen ea sung ttmaneeen NAA CANS oC KE'D[P \u00ab\nnatural resource usade. RAC A CA SEAN SS CC AN CO \u00ab\n~ MAA CAA CC WA A NON\nSQV GW WwW A ~ BNA \\\\\\ a = \\ SESS AS SS\nMAC CGB OO ~ oe \\\\ NEARS ca CO ~ \\\nSASS SSSA AAG GGG RR SS\nee Oe be fe 8 oc 06h .\nSNA SSN RE CRRA\nWe eee ~~ SNe ER \u2014 ME SURES\nSSS. GREER SORE RANGA co oe ~ SRS oe TAS SAS\nNNN CS \\< \\ SNS CS\na\n\u00ae Increasing energy usage ee \u2014\n. : BOSE RRR ERE SESS GRRE SRS\nefficiency: Concerted .ss\u2014\u2018_C;i\u2014~C*twt\u2014s\u2014\nREESE REECE AEE AS GS SSG\nreduce energy consumption es actiition ta the 22 & MW OC\u201c\naS * A ASHTON TO TS Sa. MVY SESS CAAA AAA U0\u00bb\nthrough sivingent audits anc sel penner orenests wna a OO\npenohmarking have yielded! 90 TPH biomass fired Boller VO\nLins, 2011-12, the total year, if has installed acditiona! AAAS\nAWacens SAmsiipaan Ru PT ; SSSRRRRE\u00a5_Q\u00a5&_\\\u00bb&_E\\\u00a5\\Q\\\u00a7}#4#\\ Ak AC Ak Ak A\nOSS WEF ORET ENG ORGTGY These investments and better\n3 \u201c . oe ~ . 2 MaSDSYPOATIS AY Speclaity CO, Emissions and Sequestration\nIngoite of signifloant grawth in Paners Business ensured that\npreduction volumes in almost 38.5% of the Company's total 999 4785\nail businesses. anergy requirements are For 4500 4380\ncanenunitia crwoas whiek ie 4060 A017\nyt ee . renewalns sources, whieh is a\nrhe largast inisaratead eet oo\nwy ete ee thee remarkable achievement. 3500\nPaperboards and Fager\ni init at Rik arleanhaiam wihinh \u00a9 3000\n(AHE AY ESTAGYACIAAM Wc &\u00a7 Increase in large scale 2s00\nagomumied for /195 of the total earbon sequestration: Total ~\namare Aaa areas EES oes _ os \u00ab eeu 2000 2046\nanergy consumed across {TC OO, emissions fram ITC's 1708 WW 1584\nsignificant reciuetion of 1294 KHotonnes in 2077-12 from 1000} \\ \\\nin energy consumed pertonne 2048 Kilofonnes in 2010-17\". soo} WN XX XX\nwhich now stands at G3.21 GU accordance with the GREGS 2009-10 2010-11 20rt-12\nper tanne af product. reporting frarnewark, include CO, released in KT GO, sequestered in KT\n* The reduction in energy consumption and associated CO, emissions, primarily reflects energy efficiency measures and revisions in\ncomputation of calorific value of fuel which the organisation intends to adopt in order to conform to ISO 14064 standard.", "img_57765.png": "Sustainability Undates For Al Our Tomerroaws\n\ntextbook agri value chain, i scans 8 reaches nut to\n\nThe Enkage of ITG's Warnen\u2019s develooment ordects covering 4 Mor focus area this year\n\nEmpowerment Progranrne nearly 90.000 hectares \"Farmers fro 60 villages were\n\nte C's Agarbattis Business including through publie- mobilised for milk proacurernent\n\nwith the Drang Mangaideep iS sevate-peaple partnerships an S nik routes,\n\nyet another unique example iy several Slates. in stu\n\nof fvelihood creation through miniature nanservation anc we\n\noormmpeitive vafiie chains. Rural eter he ee ., NS i <\n\nSEE SES ERE SESS u{ese water harvesting profects craps EK SVE SELES\n\nwomen have been trained to roll ee ws ~. ~ * ectnie - 5 eee ~\n\n\u201cae sees fram seasonal uncertainties and Qi LARC SF\n\nagarbattis which are sourced enhances frm productivity. & SAH\n\nWw a THOM WEE \u20188 Sr SHE SOLTCS ed udgery of women by reducing RITH Waa AAA 111A\n\nof income. Through fhc\u2019s hte te eden oat . ser FQ AAO rena ate\n\neee # their burcen of carrying fQver 79,000 new students\n\nWomen\u2019s Empowerment . etenn. weit\n\noo eee water aver fang distances ware ooverad through\n\nPyocyarnme. oearhy 20) OCS - | s ~ . .\n\nBOS MEREE SSIES ERR ONS aiqnificaniiy, Supplementary Learning\n\nywamen focate have bean 3 : =\n\nWARES EGRESS Has BSS entres and Anganwadis\n\nGainhely employed ether . this year, OF these, O52 first\n\nthrough mnera-enierpriges or Creating Or generation jearners were\n\nassisted wih inaneta sursue Farm Livelihood eens cane \u00a7\n\n8 SSISTSG WIS FEBS BO BUPSUS S SSS anrofiedt into formal sohois for\n\ninsome generating activities, Opportunities the frst ime in thei fives, 079\n\nNatural Resource  \u00bb_ ee _ the skis development initiative\n\nManagement ew the objective of expanding\n\nee an employalie warklorae.\n\nPromoting sustainable The Programme for genetic\n\nagricultural practices tough improvements of cattle\na Se I tt\nER SF RANK Se KS cee a BE SLP SKCEGRCCEE SRE RAR\n\u201cSeer i\u201c OO\nes vr ls\u2014s\u2014\u2014 rts\u2122\u2014E a lm\n\u00ab= ees eS co Sec Ge a\nan Sc Oe \u2014\u201c(OCOCONOCOCNS CC se . com co Se\nEE Ee Cs ae ees\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_57766.png": "Sustainability Undates For Al Our Tomerroaws\n\ntextbook agri value chain, i scans 8 reaches nut to\n\nThe Enkage of ITG's Warnen\u2019s develooment ordects covering 4 Mor focus area this year\n\nEmpowerment Progranrne nearly 90.000 hectares \"Farmers fro 60 villages were\n\nte C's Agarbattis Business including through publie- mobilised for milk proacurernent\n\nwith the Drang Mangaideep iS sevate-peaple partnerships an S nik routes,\n\nyet another unique example iy several Slates. in stu\n\nof fvelihood creation through miniature nanservation anc we\n\noormmpeitive vafiie chains. Rural eter he ee ., NS i <\n\nSEE SES ERE SESS u{ese water harvesting profects craps EK SVE SELES\n\nwomen have been trained to roll ee ws ~. ~ * ectnie - 5 eee ~\n\n\u201cae sees fram seasonal uncertainties and Qi LARC SF\n\nagarbattis which are sourced enhances frm productivity. & SAH\n\nWw a THOM WEE \u20188 Sr SHE SOLTCS ed udgery of women by reducing RITH Waa AAA 111A\n\nof income. Through fhc\u2019s hte te eden oat . ser FQ AAO rena ate\n\neee # their burcen of carrying fQver 79,000 new students\n\nWomen\u2019s Empowerment . etenn. weit\n\noo eee water aver fang distances ware ooverad through\n\nPyocyarnme. oearhy 20) OCS - | s ~ . .\n\nBOS MEREE SSIES ERR ONS aiqnificaniiy, Supplementary Learning\n\nywamen focate have bean 3 : =\n\nWARES EGRESS Has BSS entres and Anganwadis\n\nGainhely employed ether . this year, OF these, O52 first\n\nthrough mnera-enierpriges or Creating Or generation jearners were\n\nassisted wih inaneta sursue Farm Livelihood eens cane \u00a7\n\n8 SSISTSG WIS FEBS BO BUPSUS S SSS anrofiedt into formal sohois for\n\ninsome generating activities, Opportunities the frst ime in thei fives, 079\n\nNatural Resource  \u00bb_ ee _ the skis development initiative\n\nManagement ew the objective of expanding\n\nee an employalie warklorae.\n\nPromoting sustainable The Programme for genetic\n\nagricultural practices tough improvements of cattle\na Se I tt\nER SF RANK Se KS cee a BE SLP SKCEGRCCEE SRE RAR\n\u201cSeer i\u201c OO\nes vr ls\u2014s\u2014\u2014 rts\u2122\u2014E a lm\n\u00ab= ees eS co Sec Ge a\nan Sc Oe \u2014\u201c(OCOCONOCOCNS CC se . com co Se\nEE Ee Cs ae ees\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_57767.png": "Sustainability Undates For Al Our Tomerroaws\n\ntextbook agri value chain, i scans 8 reaches nut to\n\nThe Enkage of ITG's Warnen\u2019s develooment ordects covering 4 Mor focus area this year\n\nEmpowerment Progranrne nearly 90.000 hectares \"Farmers fro 60 villages were\n\nte C's Agarbattis Business including through publie- mobilised for milk proacurernent\n\nwith the Drang Mangaideep iS sevate-peaple partnerships an S nik routes,\n\nyet another unique example iy several Slates. in stu\n\nof fvelihood creation through miniature nanservation anc we\n\noormmpeitive vafiie chains. Rural eter he ee ., NS i <\n\nSEE SES ERE SESS u{ese water harvesting profects craps EK SVE SELES\n\nwomen have been trained to roll ee ws ~. ~ * ectnie - 5 eee ~\n\n\u201cae sees fram seasonal uncertainties and Qi LARC SF\n\nagarbattis which are sourced enhances frm productivity. & SAH\n\nWw a THOM WEE \u20188 Sr SHE SOLTCS ed udgery of women by reducing RITH Waa AAA 111A\n\nof income. Through fhc\u2019s hte te eden oat . ser FQ AAO rena ate\n\neee # their burcen of carrying fQver 79,000 new students\n\nWomen\u2019s Empowerment . etenn. weit\n\noo eee water aver fang distances ware ooverad through\n\nPyocyarnme. oearhy 20) OCS - | s ~ . .\n\nBOS MEREE SSIES ERR ONS aiqnificaniiy, Supplementary Learning\n\nywamen focate have bean 3 : =\n\nWARES EGRESS Has BSS entres and Anganwadis\n\nGainhely employed ether . this year, OF these, O52 first\n\nthrough mnera-enierpriges or Creating Or generation jearners were\n\nassisted wih inaneta sursue Farm Livelihood eens cane \u00a7\n\n8 SSISTSG WIS FEBS BO BUPSUS S SSS anrofiedt into formal sohois for\n\ninsome generating activities, Opportunities the frst ime in thei fives, 079\n\nNatural Resource  \u00bb_ ee _ the skis development initiative\n\nManagement ew the objective of expanding\n\nee an employalie warklorae.\n\nPromoting sustainable The Programme for genetic\n\nagricultural practices tough improvements of cattle\na Se I tt\nER SF RANK Se KS cee a BE SLP SKCEGRCCEE SRE RAR\n\u201cSeer i\u201c OO\nes vr ls\u2014s\u2014\u2014 rts\u2122\u2014E a lm\n\u00ab= ees eS co Sec Ge a\nan Sc Oe \u2014\u201c(OCOCONOCOCNS CC se . com co Se\nEE Ee Cs ae ees\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_57770.png": "Sustainability Undates For Al Our Tomerroaws\n\ntextbook agri value chain, i scans 8 reaches nut to\n\nThe Enkage of ITG's Warnen\u2019s develooment ordects covering 4 Mor focus area this year\n\nEmpowerment Progranrne nearly 90.000 hectares \"Farmers fro 60 villages were\n\nte C's Agarbattis Business including through publie- mobilised for milk proacurernent\n\nwith the Drang Mangaideep iS sevate-peaple partnerships an S nik routes,\n\nyet another unique example iy several Slates. in stu\n\nof fvelihood creation through miniature nanservation anc we\n\noormmpeitive vafiie chains. Rural eter he ee ., NS i <\n\nSEE SES ERE SESS u{ese water harvesting profects craps EK SVE SELES\n\nwomen have been trained to roll ee ws ~. ~ * ectnie - 5 eee ~\n\n\u201cae sees fram seasonal uncertainties and Qi LARC SF\n\nagarbattis which are sourced enhances frm productivity. & SAH\n\nWw a THOM WEE \u20188 Sr SHE SOLTCS ed udgery of women by reducing RITH Waa AAA 111A\n\nof income. Through fhc\u2019s hte te eden oat . ser FQ AAO rena ate\n\neee # their burcen of carrying fQver 79,000 new students\n\nWomen\u2019s Empowerment . etenn. weit\n\noo eee water aver fang distances ware ooverad through\n\nPyocyarnme. oearhy 20) OCS - | s ~ . .\n\nBOS MEREE SSIES ERR ONS aiqnificaniiy, Supplementary Learning\n\nywamen focate have bean 3 : =\n\nWARES EGRESS Has BSS entres and Anganwadis\n\nGainhely employed ether . this year, OF these, O52 first\n\nthrough mnera-enierpriges or Creating Or generation jearners were\n\nassisted wih inaneta sursue Farm Livelihood eens cane \u00a7\n\n8 SSISTSG WIS FEBS BO BUPSUS S SSS anrofiedt into formal sohois for\n\ninsome generating activities, Opportunities the frst ime in thei fives, 079\n\nNatural Resource  \u00bb_ ee _ the skis development initiative\n\nManagement ew the objective of expanding\n\nee an employalie warklorae.\n\nPromoting sustainable The Programme for genetic\n\nagricultural practices tough improvements of cattle\na Se I tt\nER SF RANK Se KS cee a BE SLP SKCEGRCCEE SRE RAR\n\u201cSeer i\u201c OO\nes vr ls\u2014s\u2014\u2014 rts\u2122\u2014E a lm\n\u00ab= ees eS co Sec Ge a\nan Sc Oe \u2014\u201c(OCOCONOCOCNS CC se . com co Se\nEE Ee Cs ae ees\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_57771.png": "Sustainability Undates For Al Our Tomerroaws\n\ntextbook agri value chain, i scans 8 reaches nut to\n\nThe Enkage of ITG's Warnen\u2019s develooment ordects covering 4 Mor focus area this year\n\nEmpowerment Progranrne nearly 90.000 hectares \"Farmers fro 60 villages were\n\nte C's Agarbattis Business including through publie- mobilised for milk proacurernent\n\nwith the Drang Mangaideep iS sevate-peaple partnerships an S nik routes,\n\nyet another unique example iy several Slates. in stu\n\nof fvelihood creation through miniature nanservation anc we\n\noormmpeitive vafiie chains. Rural eter he ee ., NS i <\n\nSEE SES ERE SESS u{ese water harvesting profects craps EK SVE SELES\n\nwomen have been trained to roll ee ws ~. ~ * ectnie - 5 eee ~\n\n\u201cae sees fram seasonal uncertainties and Qi LARC SF\n\nagarbattis which are sourced enhances frm productivity. & SAH\n\nWw a THOM WEE \u20188 Sr SHE SOLTCS ed udgery of women by reducing RITH Waa AAA 111A\n\nof income. Through fhc\u2019s hte te eden oat . ser FQ AAO rena ate\n\neee # their burcen of carrying fQver 79,000 new students\n\nWomen\u2019s Empowerment . etenn. weit\n\noo eee water aver fang distances ware ooverad through\n\nPyocyarnme. oearhy 20) OCS - | s ~ . .\n\nBOS MEREE SSIES ERR ONS aiqnificaniiy, Supplementary Learning\n\nywamen focate have bean 3 : =\n\nWARES EGRESS Has BSS entres and Anganwadis\n\nGainhely employed ether . this year, OF these, O52 first\n\nthrough mnera-enierpriges or Creating Or generation jearners were\n\nassisted wih inaneta sursue Farm Livelihood eens cane \u00a7\n\n8 SSISTSG WIS FEBS BO BUPSUS S SSS anrofiedt into formal sohois for\n\ninsome generating activities, Opportunities the frst ime in thei fives, 079\n\nNatural Resource  \u00bb_ ee _ the skis development initiative\n\nManagement ew the objective of expanding\n\nee an employalie warklorae.\n\nPromoting sustainable The Programme for genetic\n\nagricultural practices tough improvements of cattle\na Se I tt\nER SF RANK Se KS cee a BE SLP SKCEGRCCEE SRE RAR\n\u201cSeer i\u201c OO\nes vr ls\u2014s\u2014\u2014 rts\u2122\u2014E a lm\n\u00ab= ees eS co Sec Ge a\nan Sc Oe \u2014\u201c(OCOCONOCOCNS CC se . com co Se\nEE Ee Cs ae ees\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_58555.png": "@ IFO a-Choupals have ampowered over 4 million farmers in 40,000 villages.\n@ (O's Social and Farm Forestry Programme has orsated aver 86 million person days of\nemployment and has greaned over 128,000 hectares.\n@ (TC's Watershacl Development Programme cavers nearly 90,000 hectares of moisture\nsiresseci areas,\n@ PTC's Livesinck Development Programmes has reached out to over 300,000 miich animals.\n@ ITG's Women\u2019s Empowerment Pragrarrne has benefitted nearly 40,000 rural women,\n@ ITO's Supnlernantary Ecluoation Programme has covered nearly 270,000 children.\n| We have carriec! cut an incepencient review of the section \u2018Susiamabliity Upeates\u2019 of the\n| GPO Annual Renort and Accounts 2012 prepared by ITO Limited he \u2018Qemyany\u2019}. The scape\ni of our work was limited to providing independent assurance to select Information periaining\n| fo Environment, Health & Safety EHS) anc soclal performance af the Company during the\n| period 18f Apri 2011 to G18 March 2018, based on refavant review al ning representative\nSusiness units of the Company anc the corporate offing af Kolkata,\nYhe Campany has oreseriecl, in a fairly balanced, accurate, complete and transparent\nmarnay, the ivforrnation pertaining fo ENS anc! social parameters on the GARI incicators\npertaining to material cansumption, energy, walter consumption and discharge, GHG\namissions, wastes, safety serformaricg and social programmes.\nThe infiatives on carbon sequestration, waste recycling, creating rainwater harvesting\npotential and creating susiainaiite ivelsioucs, cemomstrate the Company's carrniimant\nan thease key sustainably issues. The Cornparry has confinuad to maintain fs carbon\nposilive, water pasiiive and said waste recyoling pasiiive status, The Conypany\u2019s carhean\nposilive Salus is basecl cn Improvements in specific energy congumption, creasing share\nof energy from ranawable resources and secuastration of OO) emissions through social arid\nfarm forestry infatives. The wafter-positive status is baseci an reduction of anecific water\noonsumintion anc creation of the rarnwater harvesting structures with an evaluated rainwater\nharvesiing potential, Solel waste racyoling posilive sistus of the Company is by recycling of\nwastes generated out of thei operations anc! external wastes usec as raw material.\nBarner\nSO May, SO%2\nKolkata\n* Tre ENS and seciaf infarrration contained in this section wil form a part of ITO's\nSustainaliiiiy Repeart G12, which is being Independently assured by Ernst & Young.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_58558.png": "@ IFO a-Choupals have ampowered over 4 million farmers in 40,000 villages.\n@ (O's Social and Farm Forestry Programme has orsated aver 86 million person days of\nemployment and has greaned over 128,000 hectares.\n@ (TC's Watershacl Development Programme cavers nearly 90,000 hectares of moisture\nsiresseci areas,\n@ PTC's Livesinck Development Programmes has reached out to over 300,000 miich animals.\n@ ITG's Women\u2019s Empowerment Pragrarrne has benefitted nearly 40,000 rural women,\n@ ITO's Supnlernantary Ecluoation Programme has covered nearly 270,000 children.\n| We have carriec! cut an incepencient review of the section \u2018Susiamabliity Upeates\u2019 of the\n| GPO Annual Renort and Accounts 2012 prepared by ITO Limited he \u2018Qemyany\u2019}. The scape\ni of our work was limited to providing independent assurance to select Information periaining\n| fo Environment, Health & Safety EHS) anc soclal performance af the Company during the\n| period 18f Apri 2011 to G18 March 2018, based on refavant review al ning representative\nSusiness units of the Company anc the corporate offing af Kolkata,\nYhe Campany has oreseriecl, in a fairly balanced, accurate, complete and transparent\nmarnay, the ivforrnation pertaining fo ENS anc! social parameters on the GARI incicators\npertaining to material cansumption, energy, walter consumption and discharge, GHG\namissions, wastes, safety serformaricg and social programmes.\nThe infiatives on carbon sequestration, waste recycling, creating rainwater harvesting\npotential and creating susiainaiite ivelsioucs, cemomstrate the Company's carrniimant\nan thease key sustainably issues. The Cornparry has confinuad to maintain fs carbon\nposilive, water pasiiive and said waste recyoling pasiiive status, The Conypany\u2019s carhean\nposilive Salus is basecl cn Improvements in specific energy congumption, creasing share\nof energy from ranawable resources and secuastration of OO) emissions through social arid\nfarm forestry infatives. The wafter-positive status is baseci an reduction of anecific water\noonsumintion anc creation of the rarnwater harvesting structures with an evaluated rainwater\nharvesiing potential, Solel waste racyoling posilive sistus of the Company is by recycling of\nwastes generated out of thei operations anc! external wastes usec as raw material.\nBarner\nSO May, SO%2\nKolkata\n* Tre ENS and seciaf infarrration contained in this section wil form a part of ITO's\nSustainaliiiiy Repeart G12, which is being Independently assured by Ernst & Young.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_58560.png": "@ IFO a-Choupals have ampowered over 4 million farmers in 40,000 villages.\n@ (O's Social and Farm Forestry Programme has orsated aver 86 million person days of\nemployment and has greaned over 128,000 hectares.\n@ (TC's Watershacl Development Programme cavers nearly 90,000 hectares of moisture\nsiresseci areas,\n@ PTC's Livesinck Development Programmes has reached out to over 300,000 miich animals.\n@ ITG's Women\u2019s Empowerment Pragrarrne has benefitted nearly 40,000 rural women,\n@ ITO's Supnlernantary Ecluoation Programme has covered nearly 270,000 children.\n| We have carriec! cut an incepencient review of the section \u2018Susiamabliity Upeates\u2019 of the\n| GPO Annual Renort and Accounts 2012 prepared by ITO Limited he \u2018Qemyany\u2019}. The scape\ni of our work was limited to providing independent assurance to select Information periaining\n| fo Environment, Health & Safety EHS) anc soclal performance af the Company during the\n| period 18f Apri 2011 to G18 March 2018, based on refavant review al ning representative\nSusiness units of the Company anc the corporate offing af Kolkata,\nYhe Campany has oreseriecl, in a fairly balanced, accurate, complete and transparent\nmarnay, the ivforrnation pertaining fo ENS anc! social parameters on the GARI incicators\npertaining to material cansumption, energy, walter consumption and discharge, GHG\namissions, wastes, safety serformaricg and social programmes.\nThe infiatives on carbon sequestration, waste recycling, creating rainwater harvesting\npotential and creating susiainaiite ivelsioucs, cemomstrate the Company's carrniimant\nan thease key sustainably issues. The Cornparry has confinuad to maintain fs carbon\nposilive, water pasiiive and said waste recyoling pasiiive status, The Conypany\u2019s carhean\nposilive Salus is basecl cn Improvements in specific energy congumption, creasing share\nof energy from ranawable resources and secuastration of OO) emissions through social arid\nfarm forestry infatives. The wafter-positive status is baseci an reduction of anecific water\noonsumintion anc creation of the rarnwater harvesting structures with an evaluated rainwater\nharvesiing potential, Solel waste racyoling posilive sistus of the Company is by recycling of\nwastes generated out of thei operations anc! external wastes usec as raw material.\nBarner\nSO May, SO%2\nKolkata\n* Tre ENS and seciaf infarrration contained in this section wil form a part of ITO's\nSustainaliiiiy Repeart G12, which is being Independently assured by Ernst & Young.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rnbx0223", "img_57428.png": "FMOG : Select Launches \u20acO3 1-12\nea caa ao\nSHINS WhD aovanced Gus aermonia oo a\nSegre god Eoig| Cure {6 Give & >>. oe\n- -~ _  .\noe SF 0UrUr\u2122C\u2014C~\u2014CO SC\nPA ee  \u00ab\noe mone. Pradesh and Kora. Sonya and Tamil Sanu.\n\u2014\neS ee ees < oo\n. Si |\nGOLD FLAKE) | Nicene\n\u201cCreme\u201d EGO FLAKE | be mee, CISSORS:\n\u201c POI To =<\nCO  wentuo.\nHO CR", "img_57431.png": "FMOG : Select Launches \u20acO3 1-12\nea caa ao\nSHINS WhD aovanced Gus aermonia oo a\nSegre god Eoig| Cure {6 Give & >>. oe\n- -~ _  .\noe SF 0UrUr\u2122C\u2014C~\u2014CO SC\nPA ee  \u00ab\noe mone. Pradesh and Kora. Sonya and Tamil Sanu.\n\u2014\neS ee ees < oo\n. Si |\nGOLD FLAKE) | Nicene\n\u201cCreme\u201d EGO FLAKE | be mee, CISSORS:\n\u201c POI To =<\nCO  wentuo.\nHO CR", "img_57439.png": "FMOG : Select Launches \u20acO3 1-12\nea caa ao\nSHINS WhD aovanced Gus aermonia oo a\nSegre god Eoig| Cure {6 Give & >>. oe\n- -~ _  .\noe SF 0UrUr\u2122C\u2014C~\u2014CO SC\nPA ee  \u00ab\noe mone. Pradesh and Kora. Sonya and Tamil Sanu.\n\u2014\neS ee ees < oo\n. Si |\nGOLD FLAKE) | Nicene\n\u201cCreme\u201d EGO FLAKE | be mee, CISSORS:\n\u201c POI To =<\nCO  wentuo.\nHO CR", "img_57440.png": "FMOG : Select Launches \u20acO3 1-12\nea caa ao\nSHINS WhD aovanced Gus aermonia oo a\nSegre god Eoig| Cure {6 Give & >>. oe\n- -~ _  .\noe SF 0UrUr\u2122C\u2014C~\u2014CO SC\nPA ee  \u00ab\noe mone. Pradesh and Kora. Sonya and Tamil Sanu.\n\u2014\neS ee ees < oo\n. Si |\nGOLD FLAKE) | Nicene\n\u201cCreme\u201d EGO FLAKE | be mee, CISSORS:\n\u201c POI To =<\nCO  wentuo.\nHO CR", "img_57514.png": "FMOG : Select Launches \u20acO3 1-12\nea caa ao\nSHINS WhD aovanced Gus aermonia oo a\nSegre god Eoig| Cure {6 Give & >>. oe\n- -~ _  .\noe SF 0UrUr\u2122C\u2014C~\u2014CO SC\nPA ee  \u00ab\noe mone. Pradesh and Kora. Sonya and Tamil Sanu.\n\u2014\neS ee ees < oo\n. Si |\nGOLD FLAKE) | Nicene\n\u201cCreme\u201d EGO FLAKE | be mee, CISSORS:\n\u201c POI To =<\nCO  wentuo.\nHO CR", "img_15133.png": "Cl Calerey| (ster re\nSe See\nRS SEER\nSie ont coy . rey i dem Siva iat Bet Sak OOS SERS\n\u00ae& Chairman YC Oeveshwar \u00ae (TC became the first indian | eo as aes\nSeereset \u00a7 : * tm cuss Marnharaninn NN Ss\nwas conferred the Padma feampany io gain Memberaiig a i Se i EN\nShushan by the Government with WAVE-GETN for 7 ao ok Ss .\nof ia Govt} Responsible Forestry GOS ee ee oC\nSte} \u2018 5 : : . cat QW eit a ee\n\u00ae Chairnan Y C Deveshwar \u00ae ITO was ranked! the world\u2019s ae oes CC\nwas conferred the Global 5 largest sustainable valus : \u201c= Sa CC\n\u00a7 heated ai tae coe eee te eee Be NSCS SEE\nLeadership Award by the US creator AMONG GOMSUNIer .. a eee\nindia Business Counel of the goods commmarmies accarding fo a a a co : i\nfd FAY : x : 5 : o tes ie Se RnR RNS Perera\nUS Chamber of Commerce afleport by Seston Consulting 9 a\nSoi Grous GO Se a\n\u00ae The FRO! Outstancing \u00ae FPO wor the tap LINIDO x . 8\nVision Corporate THis impact Award at the international Fo eS \u00e9\nAward presented by the Prime Soanference on Sharing\nMinister, fy Manmohan Singh innavative Agri Qusineas\noS} Solutions at Cairo (2008) \u00ae& inauqural World Business\n\u00ae The FICC! Award for \u00ae ITO was conferraci the ee EN a \u2018\n: : \u2018 a : hed \u00a3 agin,  &Ghoupal infiative (00d)\nQuistancing Achievernent Sorporate Soolal Respansiinity \u2018 * \u201c~s ;\niy Sural and Communiily Creavn Award for Water \u00ae FS e-Chounal won the\nDevelopiant presertad by the  Prantines frars UNESCO and Stookhoim Challenge Award\nFinances Minister, Shri Pranah Water Digest 2008} AO\nMukheriee Oia _\u2014\nMURA LTO) wee Re mery\n\u00ae The Asian CSR Award for \u00a9 ITC was raied amongst\n\u00ae hedrraan Y & Neveshwar Eradearmmental Eyeeficnes Rote Smt EA LS wee :\n& a saben \u00a5 o Deveshway Envi omental Exoeller Oe Agia-Pacific\u2019s 50 biagest feted\nreceived the Susiness Ferson given by the Asian Insitute of companies in Agia Fab So by\nof ihe Year Award fram US Managearnent 2007} Forbes in 2010\nTrade & investrnent GOOS)\nS fF was the TS! {ncian at pees . as\nS Hh was he 7 indian \u00ae AH ITO\u2019s super premium\n\u00ae Chairman \u00a5 o Deveshwar serypany and 2nd in the . bevtesie ageteteebaet | ED\n& Ghanian 8 vs VEN ESHER GOYPIESNTY ans a YT ine luxury hotels accorded! LEED\nwas awarded the SAM/SRS work fo win the Development Siguinum status making (PS\nSustainabdly Leaciershio Award Gateway Award for its trad- Hotels the \u201cGreenest Luxury\nQ Fests SEV ES tvbaviogn: eof seripies! inibiativess\nay urioh (2007) dlazing @- Chounal infiative Hotel Chain in the Word?\n\u00ae Tre National Award for : :\nExcelence in Corporate GX\nSovarnanoe from the institute eS\nOF GOMRaNY OSCraharies oF s a e\naemene: tan IAMIAR AAMIAANIS a ee es, & ee\nGTO TOD HIQiah OOYTIOa ies ES E &\nor the frat af ie Kin S82 < a. vos\nA EPO APSE GY OS Scr Oakes WCE ESA SS ee\nSey b Sacial : CCE\nEnviraryniental, Social are ao &\nGORDGTSIO QOVCFIRNGS TEMAS OO Pee POG\nAMY SEN WRG Co 99944 SBE\n\u201cRAR a Sea\n8 teed eet : ENA Eee RRS Se as :\nRt on ge ck the Leh at Se EN ~ i Wet Ww Se ESS eee\ndy CSR Asia GOS Oe OR\n\u201c \u2018 \u00b0 Ree ARE 3 Wee eee ENS:\nYY ee en \u201cNA eee", "img_58748.png": "AN\nPRC Linxtted\nReport on Corporate Governance\nwere held, as follows: Attendance at investor Services Committee Meetings\nduring the financial year\n2 ve 5 2 ee .LhLhmhmUmUmrUmUmrCS\n4 Sth Nay. all 5 4 ... ses\n5 Olen : : Re\n\u00a7  Sthlune 2011 5 2\n7h : 3 IV, NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE\n8 Ohduy a 5 3 The primary role of the Nominations Committee of the\n5 Sh 5 5 Board is to make recommendations on Executive\n1) thou att 5 4 Directors\u2019 appointment to the Board, appointment to the\nCorporate Management Committee and the seniormost\neee : : level of executive management below the Executive\n12 Ah August 2011 4 \u00e9 Directors.\nRh i 5 o\n14 15th September 2011 5 3 omposition\nhome Chairman of the Company and eight Non-Executive\nSESE SSE See ERTS Directors, seven of whom are independent Directors.\na ee Se The Ch airman of the Company is the Chairman of the\nS SeGile\nG2 Sth Deceiver 201) 5 2 Report and Accounts.\n24 dnd lanuery, 202 5 3\n2 Boss Details of Nominations Committee Meetings during\nhome the financial year\nDs AOihFetnan 208 5 3 meetings of the Nominations Committee were held, as\nBE SESE SEE Ee follows:\n80 Oh February 2012 6 4 SS i oe\nBO Le Re Vas\nEOGY SG Meee Gag ee\n32 Sh March 2012 5 3 1 ote oe 4 3\n: HG BAC ACOBLING GOTO Bake\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees Saas es", "img_58750.png": "AN\nPRC Linxtted\nReport on Corporate Governance\nwere held, as follows: Attendance at investor Services Committee Meetings\nduring the financial year\n2 ve 5 2 ee .LhLhmhmUmUmrUmUmrCS\n4 Sth Nay. all 5 4 ... ses\n5 Olen : : Re\n\u00a7  Sthlune 2011 5 2\n7h : 3 IV, NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE\n8 Ohduy a 5 3 The primary role of the Nominations Committee of the\n5 Sh 5 5 Board is to make recommendations on Executive\n1) thou att 5 4 Directors\u2019 appointment to the Board, appointment to the\nCorporate Management Committee and the seniormost\neee : : level of executive management below the Executive\n12 Ah August 2011 4 \u00e9 Directors.\nRh i 5 o\n14 15th September 2011 5 3 omposition\nhome Chairman of the Company and eight Non-Executive\nSESE SSE See ERTS Directors, seven of whom are independent Directors.\na ee Se The Ch airman of the Company is the Chairman of the\nS SeGile\nG2 Sth Deceiver 201) 5 2 Report and Accounts.\n24 dnd lanuery, 202 5 3\n2 Boss Details of Nominations Committee Meetings during\nhome the financial year\nDs AOihFetnan 208 5 3 meetings of the Nominations Committee were held, as\nBE SESE SEE Ee follows:\n80 Oh February 2012 6 4 SS i oe\nBO Le Re Vas\nEOGY SG Meee Gag ee\n32 Sh March 2012 5 3 1 ote oe 4 3\n: HG BAC ACOBLING GOTO Bake\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees Saas es", "img_58752.png": "AN\nPRC Linxtted\nReport on Corporate Governance\nwere held, as follows: Attendance at investor Services Committee Meetings\nduring the financial year\n2 ve 5 2 ee .LhLhmhmUmUmrUmUmrCS\n4 Sth Nay. all 5 4 ... ses\n5 Olen : : Re\n\u00a7  Sthlune 2011 5 2\n7h : 3 IV, NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE\n8 Ohduy a 5 3 The primary role of the Nominations Committee of the\n5 Sh 5 5 Board is to make recommendations on Executive\n1) thou att 5 4 Directors\u2019 appointment to the Board, appointment to the\nCorporate Management Committee and the seniormost\neee : : level of executive management below the Executive\n12 Ah August 2011 4 \u00e9 Directors.\nRh i 5 o\n14 15th September 2011 5 3 omposition\nhome Chairman of the Company and eight Non-Executive\nSESE SSE See ERTS Directors, seven of whom are independent Directors.\na ee Se The Ch airman of the Company is the Chairman of the\nS SeGile\nG2 Sth Deceiver 201) 5 2 Report and Accounts.\n24 dnd lanuery, 202 5 3\n2 Boss Details of Nominations Committee Meetings during\nhome the financial year\nDs AOihFetnan 208 5 3 meetings of the Nominations Committee were held, as\nBE SESE SEE Ee follows:\n80 Oh February 2012 6 4 SS i oe\nBO Le Re Vas\nEOGY SG Meee Gag ee\n32 Sh March 2012 5 3 1 ote oe 4 3\n: HG BAC ACOBLING GOTO Bake\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees Saas es", "img_58756.png": "AN\nPRC Linxtted\nReport on Corporate Governance\nwere held, as follows: Attendance at investor Services Committee Meetings\nduring the financial year\n2 ve 5 2 ee .LhLhmhmUmUmrUmUmrCS\n4 Sth Nay. all 5 4 ... ses\n5 Olen : : Re\n\u00a7  Sthlune 2011 5 2\n7h : 3 IV, NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE\n8 Ohduy a 5 3 The primary role of the Nominations Committee of the\n5 Sh 5 5 Board is to make recommendations on Executive\n1) thou att 5 4 Directors\u2019 appointment to the Board, appointment to the\nCorporate Management Committee and the seniormost\neee : : level of executive management below the Executive\n12 Ah August 2011 4 \u00e9 Directors.\nRh i 5 o\n14 15th September 2011 5 3 omposition\nhome Chairman of the Company and eight Non-Executive\nSESE SSE See ERTS Directors, seven of whom are independent Directors.\na ee Se The Ch airman of the Company is the Chairman of the\nS SeGile\nG2 Sth Deceiver 201) 5 2 Report and Accounts.\n24 dnd lanuery, 202 5 3\n2 Boss Details of Nominations Committee Meetings during\nhome the financial year\nDs AOihFetnan 208 5 3 meetings of the Nominations Committee were held, as\nBE SESE SEE Ee follows:\n80 Oh February 2012 6 4 SS i oe\nBO Le Re Vas\nEOGY SG Meee Gag ee\n32 Sh March 2012 5 3 1 ote oe 4 3\n: HG BAC ACOBLING GOTO Bake\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.eGees Saas es", "img_59304.png": "Report of ihe Directors\ntotal usage. The twin objectives of revenue maximisation accounts for 89% of global tobacce consumption in\nand tobacco control have been severely cornpromised smokeless form. Cigarette consumption in India, on the\nby this lopsided tax policy on cigarettes which now other hand, constitutes only 1.9% of global consumption.\ncontributes over 74% of tax revenue, whilst accounting This pattern of tobacco consumption is contrary to global\nfor less than 15% of tobacco consumption. Further, trends, including that of our neighbouring countries,\nthe tax arbitrage opportunities have fuelled the rampant where cigarettes are the dominant form of tobacco\ngrowth of illegal cigarettes. consumption.\n\nThe steep hike in Excise Duty rates announced in the The domestic legal cigarette industry is faced with the\nUnion Budget 2012 will further exacerbate the problem growing menace of illegal cigarettes. Independent\nof discriminatory and high taxation on cigarettes within research indicates that, in india, whilst there is a fall in\nthe tobacco industry. volumes of \u2018duty paid\u2019 cigarettes by 4.4% during the\nThe year under review also witnessed arbitrary and period 2005 to 2010, the Guty-not-paid volumes grew\nsteep hikes in VAT raies on cigareties by many States. by 49.3 % during the same pen lod. india has now been\nThis is a complete departure from the principles of recognised as one of the leading destinations for illegal\nuniform VAT rates enunciated by the Empowered cigareties.\nCommittee in its White Paper on State level Value Added Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as 4 result of high\nTax. Further, several States continued to levy level of faxes on the legal domestic cigaretie industry in\ndiscriminatory and higher rates of VAT on cigarettes india, incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the\ncompared to other tobacco products, thereby widening country, especially of internationally advertised and\nthe tax gap amongst tobacco products. A plethora of 29 known brands.\ndifferent tax rates are currently applicable on cigarettes Another d f thei . '\nacross States in India which has forced manufacturers net er angerous outcome of the increasing vo ume\nto adopt State specific pricing. Not only will this result of illicit trade s that it enc Surages the entry of organised\nin unproductive costs in managing supply chain criminal syndicates, which can have serious law and\nnes et as . order consequences for the country. Internationally, it\ncomplexities but also lead to potential disputes in the has been reported that illeaal profits from cigarette\nassessment of ad-valorem taxes. The imposition of fas ee p . gat PI . 9 ti sttime\nnon-uniform VAT rates by States also goes against the smuggling have been used to fund terrorist activities.\ntenets of the draft National Competition Policy, which Coupled with our porous boarders, cigarette imports under\nrecommends a \u2018single national market\u2019 in line with the Open General License (OGL) make it extremely difficult\nprinciple that fragmented markets impede competition. to monitor and regulate the inflow of illegal stocks.\nIn addition, the resultant attractive tax arbitrage Further, with the domestic cigarette industry being strictly\nopportunity promotes illegal inter-State diversion of regulated, including compulsory licensing under the\nstocks by unscrupulous elements thus depriving the Industrial (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951, a liberal\nGovernment of revenue and diverting trade away from import policy is contrary to the Governmeni\u2019s tobacco\nlegitimate distribution channels. control policies. This is also detrimental to the interests\nThe findings reported in the Global Adult Tobacco Survey \u00b0 Indian tobacco ferrets. as recy impos me +\n(GATS) India, 2009-10 stucly, concicted under the aegis OMANG TOF MCIGENGUS TODACCO By Ine COMESC ICUSIFY.\nof the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, shows that The dernographic construct of India\u2019s population calls\nwhilst the consumer base of tobacco in India stands ait for multiple price points to meet the needs of the country\u2019s\n34.6% of all adults, the cigarette share is only 5.7%. diverse consurner segments. The growth of legal\nAbout 75% of Indian tobacco consumers consume non- cigarettes is also aided by the vacuum created at lower\nsmoking tobacco products mainly in the form of oral price points, where legal industry has been unable to\nchewing products which constitutes the single largest operate, due to a disproportionately high tax burden.\nconsumer base for tobacco products in India. It may be Further, the lacunae in the provisions of the industrial\nnoted that India, with 17% of the world population, (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 encourages\n. Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as a result of\n| high level of taxes on the legal domestic cigarette industry in India,\n. incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the country.\nTUG BGNee ARG Accoun 2O1o 5", "img_59305.png": "Report of ihe Directors\ntotal usage. The twin objectives of revenue maximisation accounts for 89% of global tobacce consumption in\nand tobacco control have been severely cornpromised smokeless form. Cigarette consumption in India, on the\nby this lopsided tax policy on cigarettes which now other hand, constitutes only 1.9% of global consumption.\ncontributes over 74% of tax revenue, whilst accounting This pattern of tobacco consumption is contrary to global\nfor less than 15% of tobacco consumption. Further, trends, including that of our neighbouring countries,\nthe tax arbitrage opportunities have fuelled the rampant where cigarettes are the dominant form of tobacco\ngrowth of illegal cigarettes. consumption.\n\nThe steep hike in Excise Duty rates announced in the The domestic legal cigarette industry is faced with the\nUnion Budget 2012 will further exacerbate the problem growing menace of illegal cigarettes. Independent\nof discriminatory and high taxation on cigarettes within research indicates that, in india, whilst there is a fall in\nthe tobacco industry. volumes of \u2018duty paid\u2019 cigarettes by 4.4% during the\nThe year under review also witnessed arbitrary and period 2005 to 2010, the Guty-not-paid volumes grew\nsteep hikes in VAT raies on cigareties by many States. by 49.3 % during the same pen lod. india has now been\nThis is a complete departure from the principles of recognised as one of the leading destinations for illegal\nuniform VAT rates enunciated by the Empowered cigareties.\nCommittee in its White Paper on State level Value Added Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as 4 result of high\nTax. Further, several States continued to levy level of faxes on the legal domestic cigaretie industry in\ndiscriminatory and higher rates of VAT on cigarettes india, incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the\ncompared to other tobacco products, thereby widening country, especially of internationally advertised and\nthe tax gap amongst tobacco products. A plethora of 29 known brands.\ndifferent tax rates are currently applicable on cigarettes Another d f thei . '\nacross States in India which has forced manufacturers net er angerous outcome of the increasing vo ume\nto adopt State specific pricing. Not only will this result of illicit trade s that it enc Surages the entry of organised\nin unproductive costs in managing supply chain criminal syndicates, which can have serious law and\nnes et as . order consequences for the country. Internationally, it\ncomplexities but also lead to potential disputes in the has been reported that illeaal profits from cigarette\nassessment of ad-valorem taxes. The imposition of fas ee p . gat PI . 9 ti sttime\nnon-uniform VAT rates by States also goes against the smuggling have been used to fund terrorist activities.\ntenets of the draft National Competition Policy, which Coupled with our porous boarders, cigarette imports under\nrecommends a \u2018single national market\u2019 in line with the Open General License (OGL) make it extremely difficult\nprinciple that fragmented markets impede competition. to monitor and regulate the inflow of illegal stocks.\nIn addition, the resultant attractive tax arbitrage Further, with the domestic cigarette industry being strictly\nopportunity promotes illegal inter-State diversion of regulated, including compulsory licensing under the\nstocks by unscrupulous elements thus depriving the Industrial (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951, a liberal\nGovernment of revenue and diverting trade away from import policy is contrary to the Governmeni\u2019s tobacco\nlegitimate distribution channels. control policies. This is also detrimental to the interests\nThe findings reported in the Global Adult Tobacco Survey \u00b0 Indian tobacco ferrets. as recy impos me +\n(GATS) India, 2009-10 stucly, concicted under the aegis OMANG TOF MCIGENGUS TODACCO By Ine COMESC ICUSIFY.\nof the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, shows that The dernographic construct of India\u2019s population calls\nwhilst the consumer base of tobacco in India stands ait for multiple price points to meet the needs of the country\u2019s\n34.6% of all adults, the cigarette share is only 5.7%. diverse consurner segments. The growth of legal\nAbout 75% of Indian tobacco consumers consume non- cigarettes is also aided by the vacuum created at lower\nsmoking tobacco products mainly in the form of oral price points, where legal industry has been unable to\nchewing products which constitutes the single largest operate, due to a disproportionately high tax burden.\nconsumer base for tobacco products in India. It may be Further, the lacunae in the provisions of the industrial\nnoted that India, with 17% of the world population, (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 encourages\n. Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as a result of\n| high level of taxes on the legal domestic cigarette industry in India,\n. incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the country.\nTUG BGNee ARG Accoun 2O1o 5", "img_59306.png": "Report of ihe Directors\ntotal usage. The twin objectives of revenue maximisation accounts for 89% of global tobacce consumption in\nand tobacco control have been severely cornpromised smokeless form. Cigarette consumption in India, on the\nby this lopsided tax policy on cigarettes which now other hand, constitutes only 1.9% of global consumption.\ncontributes over 74% of tax revenue, whilst accounting This pattern of tobacco consumption is contrary to global\nfor less than 15% of tobacco consumption. Further, trends, including that of our neighbouring countries,\nthe tax arbitrage opportunities have fuelled the rampant where cigarettes are the dominant form of tobacco\ngrowth of illegal cigarettes. consumption.\n\nThe steep hike in Excise Duty rates announced in the The domestic legal cigarette industry is faced with the\nUnion Budget 2012 will further exacerbate the problem growing menace of illegal cigarettes. Independent\nof discriminatory and high taxation on cigarettes within research indicates that, in india, whilst there is a fall in\nthe tobacco industry. volumes of \u2018duty paid\u2019 cigarettes by 4.4% during the\nThe year under review also witnessed arbitrary and period 2005 to 2010, the Guty-not-paid volumes grew\nsteep hikes in VAT raies on cigareties by many States. by 49.3 % during the same pen lod. india has now been\nThis is a complete departure from the principles of recognised as one of the leading destinations for illegal\nuniform VAT rates enunciated by the Empowered cigareties.\nCommittee in its White Paper on State level Value Added Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as 4 result of high\nTax. Further, several States continued to levy level of faxes on the legal domestic cigaretie industry in\ndiscriminatory and higher rates of VAT on cigarettes india, incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the\ncompared to other tobacco products, thereby widening country, especially of internationally advertised and\nthe tax gap amongst tobacco products. A plethora of 29 known brands.\ndifferent tax rates are currently applicable on cigarettes Another d f thei . '\nacross States in India which has forced manufacturers net er angerous outcome of the increasing vo ume\nto adopt State specific pricing. Not only will this result of illicit trade s that it enc Surages the entry of organised\nin unproductive costs in managing supply chain criminal syndicates, which can have serious law and\nnes et as . order consequences for the country. Internationally, it\ncomplexities but also lead to potential disputes in the has been reported that illeaal profits from cigarette\nassessment of ad-valorem taxes. The imposition of fas ee p . gat PI . 9 ti sttime\nnon-uniform VAT rates by States also goes against the smuggling have been used to fund terrorist activities.\ntenets of the draft National Competition Policy, which Coupled with our porous boarders, cigarette imports under\nrecommends a \u2018single national market\u2019 in line with the Open General License (OGL) make it extremely difficult\nprinciple that fragmented markets impede competition. to monitor and regulate the inflow of illegal stocks.\nIn addition, the resultant attractive tax arbitrage Further, with the domestic cigarette industry being strictly\nopportunity promotes illegal inter-State diversion of regulated, including compulsory licensing under the\nstocks by unscrupulous elements thus depriving the Industrial (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951, a liberal\nGovernment of revenue and diverting trade away from import policy is contrary to the Governmeni\u2019s tobacco\nlegitimate distribution channels. control policies. This is also detrimental to the interests\nThe findings reported in the Global Adult Tobacco Survey \u00b0 Indian tobacco ferrets. as recy impos me +\n(GATS) India, 2009-10 stucly, concicted under the aegis OMANG TOF MCIGENGUS TODACCO By Ine COMESC ICUSIFY.\nof the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, shows that The dernographic construct of India\u2019s population calls\nwhilst the consumer base of tobacco in India stands ait for multiple price points to meet the needs of the country\u2019s\n34.6% of all adults, the cigarette share is only 5.7%. diverse consurner segments. The growth of legal\nAbout 75% of Indian tobacco consumers consume non- cigarettes is also aided by the vacuum created at lower\nsmoking tobacco products mainly in the form of oral price points, where legal industry has been unable to\nchewing products which constitutes the single largest operate, due to a disproportionately high tax burden.\nconsumer base for tobacco products in India. It may be Further, the lacunae in the provisions of the industrial\nnoted that India, with 17% of the world population, (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 encourages\n. Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as a result of\n| high level of taxes on the legal domestic cigarette industry in India,\n. incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the country.\nTUG BGNee ARG Accoun 2O1o 5", "img_59308.png": "Report of ihe Directors\ntotal usage. The twin objectives of revenue maximisation accounts for 89% of global tobacce consumption in\nand tobacco control have been severely cornpromised smokeless form. Cigarette consumption in India, on the\nby this lopsided tax policy on cigarettes which now other hand, constitutes only 1.9% of global consumption.\ncontributes over 74% of tax revenue, whilst accounting This pattern of tobacco consumption is contrary to global\nfor less than 15% of tobacco consumption. Further, trends, including that of our neighbouring countries,\nthe tax arbitrage opportunities have fuelled the rampant where cigarettes are the dominant form of tobacco\ngrowth of illegal cigarettes. consumption.\n\nThe steep hike in Excise Duty rates announced in the The domestic legal cigarette industry is faced with the\nUnion Budget 2012 will further exacerbate the problem growing menace of illegal cigarettes. Independent\nof discriminatory and high taxation on cigarettes within research indicates that, in india, whilst there is a fall in\nthe tobacco industry. volumes of \u2018duty paid\u2019 cigarettes by 4.4% during the\nThe year under review also witnessed arbitrary and period 2005 to 2010, the Guty-not-paid volumes grew\nsteep hikes in VAT raies on cigareties by many States. by 49.3 % during the same pen lod. india has now been\nThis is a complete departure from the principles of recognised as one of the leading destinations for illegal\nuniform VAT rates enunciated by the Empowered cigareties.\nCommittee in its White Paper on State level Value Added Attractive tax arbitrage opportunities, as 4 result of high\nTax. Further, several States continued to levy level of faxes on the legal domestic cigaretie industry in\ndiscriminatory and higher rates of VAT on cigarettes india, incentivises illegal flow of cigarettes into the\ncompared to other tobacco products, thereby widening country, especially of internationally advertised and\nthe tax gap amongst tobacco products. A plethora of 29 known brands.\ndifferent tax rates are currently applicable on cigarettes Another d f thei . '\nacross States in India which has forced manufacturers net er angerous outcome of the increasing vo ume\nto adopt State specific pricing. Not only will this result of illicit trade s that it enc Surages the entry of organised\nin unproductive costs in managing supply chain criminal syndicates, which can have serious law and\nnes et as . order consequences for the country. Internationally, it\ncomplexities but also lead to potential disputes in the has been reported that illeaal profits from cigarette\nassessment of ad-valorem taxes. The imposition of fas ee p . gat PI . 9 ti sttime\nnon-uniform VAT rates by States also goes against the smuggling have been used to fund terrorist activities.\ntenets of the draft National Competition Policy, which Coupled with our porous boarders, cigarette imports under\nrecommends a \u2018single national market\u2019 in line with the Open General License (OGL) make it extremely difficult\nprinciple that fragmented markets impede competition. to monitor and regulate the inflow of illegal stocks.\nIn addition, the resultant attractive tax arbitrage Further, with the domestic cigarette industry being strictly\nopportunity promotes illegal inter-State diversion of regulated, including compulsory licensing under the\nstocks by unscrupulous elements thus depriving the Industrial (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951, a liberal\nGovernment of revenue and diverting trade away from import policy is contrary to the Governmeni\u2019s tobacco\nlegitimate distribution channels. control policies. This is also detrimental to the interests\nThe findings reported in the Global Adult Tobacco Survey \u00b0 Indian tobacco ferrets. as recy impos me +\n(GATS) India, 2009-10 stucly, concicted under the aegis OMANG TOF MCIGENGUS TODACCO By Ine COMESC ICUSIFY.\nof the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, shows that The dernographic construct of India\u2019s population calls\nwhilst the consumer base of tobacco in India stands ait for multiple price points to meet the needs of the country\u2019s\n34.6% of all adults, the cigarette share is only 5.7%. diverse consurner segments. The growth of legal\nAbout 75% of Indian tobacco consumers consume non- cigarettes is also aided by the vacuum created at lower\nsmoking tobacco products mainly in the form of oral price points, where legal industry has been unable to\nchewing products which constitutes the single largest operate, due to a disproportionately high tax burden.\nconsumer base for tobacco products in India. 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FFO\u2019s Faoels leading organised retailers\nKN \u201cee a \u201ces diese cantess aan Hest Hee\n| oS a ; nusiness the apgoriunity fo inthe country so that the\n| FN craate reachy-to-eat game consumer always finds ffC\nOO ga Te oulsines uncer the \u2018Kitchens af BRECUCES \" the right glace af\n\"C4. | Wedge india\u2019 range. the right pring,\nVe OE VCORE ROU KC CR\nee _ al ee CC\nNN RRS WW\nmre ERROR ES AW GR GAR RR CJ\n=a, \u00bb . oY se\n & ce Se 0 OC SENS SANs CSS a eC Ce\nes SOE SSE C'l : SINE SE Or EE Ea a EE SN RNC\nee, > a | \u2014 <0 oe <\nSEN EER BA Se NS SS ENR Re ANSE SRK\n\u2014 eee . oe ae ERAN a\nROR A RRR AGN S| ONIN\nae \u201croe, Cw La\nFO Oe EN AGRA RS aK\nee ee\ni <\u2014 . : S a ie \u201cee re\nSER ERR CASE or : SS Se SIE ERS SRG GC\nSAG <\u2014. OO\n= EN \\\u201c WO RRC SSRN CE ARR AG\nSSS SS Se RE RE SNR GEER CASRN\n= SSG . AG aN \u2014 AS SRC\n\\ rr. , = re\na Co AEA AN BE SINGS GRE Ns IC\noe _ hl eT\n..., i .- \u00a3@i#iou:-: |\na ee EVECARE Sc", "img_58531.png": "MPO Lirnitect - Raport ancl Ancoaunis 2012\n_ \u2014 went a uae \u00ab hath fs carton bow and flexible\neen COO in fs Agr business, especially | es\na_i breaking Choupal ir recognises the importance\nco a : ce competitive advantage af truth = the point where\nBN PPS SUBEMOF Service TO Te\n \\\u00ab Cs caves and creative aciving tmes. in view of the growing\n~ a. to hel fashion innovative avmorianes of mexiern retail\nNe eR 5 he dine mar watea: PPE. mae feveeeae\n\u00ab|. a oroduots aerose catagories, in the country, PC has forged\nCe oa. The expertise of the Master joint business plans with most\n: |... \u2014 PB \u00a7=s Geis prowiclac! FFO\u2019s Faoels leading organised retailers\nKN \u201cee a \u201ces diese cantess aan Hest Hee\n| oS a ; nusiness the apgoriunity fo inthe country so that the\n| FN craate reachy-to-eat game consumer always finds ffC\nOO ga Te oulsines uncer the \u2018Kitchens af BRECUCES \" the right glace af\n\"C4. | Wedge india\u2019 range. the right pring,\nVe OE VCORE ROU KC CR\nee _ al ee CC\nNN RRS WW\nmre ERROR ES AW GR GAR RR CJ\n=a, \u00bb . oY se\n & ce Se 0 OC SENS SANs CSS a eC Ce\nes SOE SSE C'l : SINE SE Or EE Ea a EE SN RNC\nee, > a | \u2014 <0 oe <\nSEN EER BA Se NS SS ENR Re ANSE SRK\n\u2014 eee . oe ae ERAN a\nROR A RRR AGN S| ONIN\nae \u201croe, Cw La\nFO Oe EN AGRA RS aK\nee ee\ni <\u2014 . : S a ie \u201cee re\nSER ERR CASE or : SS Se SIE ERS SRG GC\nSAG <\u2014. OO\n= EN \\\u201c WO RRC SSRN CE ARR AG\nSSS SS Se RE RE SNR GEER CASRN\n= SSG . AG aN \u2014 AS SRC\n\\ rr. , = re\na Co AEA AN BE SINGS GRE Ns IC\noe _ hl eT\n..., i .- \u00a3@i#iou:-: |\na ee EVECARE Sc", "img_254.png": "wy\n. Baw\nBROWN & WILLIAMSON TGBACCO CORPORATION\nRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nMEETING REPORT\nSUBJECT: Reduced Ignition Propensity/498\nPRESENT: J. Wu, F..&. St. Charles, L. C. Chao, R. A. Gonterman\nMEETING DATE: February 7, 1994\nISSUE DATE: February 7, 1994\ncc: Attendees, T, F. Riehl, A. McMurtrie, R. H. Honeycutt,\nS. W. Brooks\nThe purpose of this meeting was to review the specific follow-up items\nfrom the January 24th meeting.\n\" Lee Chao\n1. Run 17-21mm products and SAVANNAH Browns on RIP-& - Complete\n(results attached).\n2. Run 498057-062 cigarettes on RIP-4 - Done (results attached).\n3. Run P4049-99, 99A, 99B, and 100 on RIP-4 ~ In progress (partial\nresults on RIP-6 attached).\n4. Request Art Diesing approval of banded papers - Approved.\n5S. Evaluate aluminum chloride as a burn retardant - In progress (a\nresult on GPC attached), Art Diesing approval still needed.\n* Kelley St. Charles\n1. Check with Ecusta on status of IR camera studies - Ecusta\ngetting data ready to be sent - In progress.\n2. Check with KC to see if they could put bands \u201clong-ways\u201d - The\nanswer is negative.\n3. Check on \"shrinking\" paper (Cogbill and others) - In progress,", "img_255.png": "wy\n. Baw\nBROWN & WILLIAMSON TGBACCO CORPORATION\nRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nMEETING REPORT\nSUBJECT: Reduced Ignition Propensity/498\nPRESENT: J. Wu, F..&. St. Charles, L. C. Chao, R. A. Gonterman\nMEETING DATE: February 7, 1994\nISSUE DATE: February 7, 1994\ncc: Attendees, T, F. Riehl, A. McMurtrie, R. H. Honeycutt,\nS. W. Brooks\nThe purpose of this meeting was to review the specific follow-up items\nfrom the January 24th meeting.\n\" Lee Chao\n1. Run 17-21mm products and SAVANNAH Browns on RIP-& - Complete\n(results attached).\n2. Run 498057-062 cigarettes on RIP-4 - Done (results attached).\n3. Run P4049-99, 99A, 99B, and 100 on RIP-4 ~ In progress (partial\nresults on RIP-6 attached).\n4. Request Art Diesing approval of banded papers - Approved.\n5S. Evaluate aluminum chloride as a burn retardant - In progress (a\nresult on GPC attached), Art Diesing approval still needed.\n* Kelley St. Charles\n1. Check with Ecusta on status of IR camera studies - Ecusta\ngetting data ready to be sent - In progress.\n2. Check with KC to see if they could put bands \u201clong-ways\u201d - The\nanswer is negative.\n3. Check on \"shrinking\" paper (Cogbill and others) - In progress,", "img_256.png": "wy\n. Baw\nBROWN & WILLIAMSON TGBACCO CORPORATION\nRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT\nMEETING REPORT\nSUBJECT: Reduced Ignition Propensity/498\nPRESENT: J. Wu, F..&. St. Charles, L. C. Chao, R. A. Gonterman\nMEETING DATE: February 7, 1994\nISSUE DATE: February 7, 1994\ncc: Attendees, T, F. Riehl, A. McMurtrie, R. H. Honeycutt,\nS. W. Brooks\nThe purpose of this meeting was to review the specific follow-up items\nfrom the January 24th meeting.\n\" Lee Chao\n1. Run 17-21mm products and SAVANNAH Browns on RIP-& - Complete\n(results attached).\n2. Run 498057-062 cigarettes on RIP-4 - Done (results attached).\n3. Run P4049-99, 99A, 99B, and 100 on RIP-4 ~ In progress (partial\nresults on RIP-6 attached).\n4. Request Art Diesing approval of banded papers - Approved.\n5S. Evaluate aluminum chloride as a burn retardant - In progress (a\nresult on GPC attached), Art Diesing approval still needed.\n* Kelley St. Charles\n1. Check with Ecusta on status of IR camera studies - Ecusta\ngetting data ready to be sent - In progress.\n2. Check with KC to see if they could put bands \u201clong-ways\u201d - The\nanswer is negative.\n3. Check on \"shrinking\" paper (Cogbill and others) - In progress,", "img_37175.png": "Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act\nand\nGeneral Regulations for Its Enforcement\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF\nHEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE :\nFood and Drug Administration\nSERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS\nFOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC NO. 1, Revision 4\nwith Addenda\nApril 1955\nESYoLU TROVE ANAT OSSIAN a1 IUTSTORNZ6 [0610 Tn nI-TaIKSH TOS) AT6 07/ [0] tI) 75 [6 [02-4 guna", "img_37191.png": "Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act\nand\nGeneral Regulations for Its Enforcement\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF\nHEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE :\nFood and Drug Administration\nSERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS\nFOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC NO. 1, Revision 4\nwith Addenda\nApril 1955\nESYoLU TROVE ANAT OSSIAN a1 IUTSTORNZ6 [0610 Tn nI-TaIKSH TOS) AT6 07/ [0] tI) 75 [6 [02-4 guna", "img_37216.png": "Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act\nand\nGeneral Regulations for Its Enforcement\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF\nHEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE :\nFood and Drug Administration\nSERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS\nFOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC NO. 1, Revision 4\nwith Addenda\nApril 1955\nESYoLU TROVE ANAT OSSIAN a1 IUTSTORNZ6 [0610 Tn nI-TaIKSH TOS) AT6 07/ [0] tI) 75 [6 [02-4 guna", "img_37223.png": "Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act\nand\nGeneral Regulations for Its Enforcement\nU.S. DEPARTMENT OF\nHEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE :\nFood and Drug Administration\nSERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS\nFOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC NO. 1, Revision 4\nwith Addenda\nApril 1955\nESYoLU TROVE ANAT OSSIAN a1 IUTSTORNZ6 [0610 Tn nI-TaIKSH TOS) AT6 07/ [0] tI) 75 [6 [02-4 guna", "img_16606.png": "PROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: John A. Smith, Ph.D.\n731 Durham Place\nBensalem, PA 19020\nTel: 215-741-4052\nPROJECT: #8910: Manuscript on \u201cMetabolic Effects of Menopausal Therapies\u201d for\nsubmission to Journal of Women's Health and Gender-Based Medicine.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 15-page manuscript (not including references) based on the\napproved outline.\nPoints to Include\nGenerally points to be covered include the positioning of tibolone as a\nnon-specific agent that does not have the potential benefits of HRT on\nlipids and has potential negative effects on weight gain.\nReferences\nDesignWrite will provide reference materials; however, the writer 1s not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference\nmaterials need to be ordered, please request them through DesignWnite.\nWriter will provide highlighted references along with the manuscript, and\nall reference materials provided to the writer, including those left unused,\nwill be returned to DesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, April 10, 2002, upon receipt of\ninstructions and any references provided by DesignWnite.\nDue date of outline to DesignWnite by the writer 1s Wednesday, April 24,\n2002.\nDue date of the first full draft of the manuscript is 4 weeks from when\nwriter receives approved outline.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every\neffort to alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are\nexpected, however, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nI\nDWRITE 072638", "img_16609.png": "PROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: John A. Smith, Ph.D.\n731 Durham Place\nBensalem, PA 19020\nTel: 215-741-4052\nPROJECT: #8910: Manuscript on \u201cMetabolic Effects of Menopausal Therapies\u201d for\nsubmission to Journal of Women's Health and Gender-Based Medicine.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 15-page manuscript (not including references) based on the\napproved outline.\nPoints to Include\nGenerally points to be covered include the positioning of tibolone as a\nnon-specific agent that does not have the potential benefits of HRT on\nlipids and has potential negative effects on weight gain.\nReferences\nDesignWrite will provide reference materials; however, the writer 1s not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference\nmaterials need to be ordered, please request them through DesignWnite.\nWriter will provide highlighted references along with the manuscript, and\nall reference materials provided to the writer, including those left unused,\nwill be returned to DesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, April 10, 2002, upon receipt of\ninstructions and any references provided by DesignWnite.\nDue date of outline to DesignWnite by the writer 1s Wednesday, April 24,\n2002.\nDue date of the first full draft of the manuscript is 4 weeks from when\nwriter receives approved outline.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every\neffort to alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are\nexpected, however, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nI\nDWRITE 072638", "img_16611.png": "PROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: John A. Smith, Ph.D.\n731 Durham Place\nBensalem, PA 19020\nTel: 215-741-4052\nPROJECT: #8910: Manuscript on \u201cMetabolic Effects of Menopausal Therapies\u201d for\nsubmission to Journal of Women's Health and Gender-Based Medicine.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 15-page manuscript (not including references) based on the\napproved outline.\nPoints to Include\nGenerally points to be covered include the positioning of tibolone as a\nnon-specific agent that does not have the potential benefits of HRT on\nlipids and has potential negative effects on weight gain.\nReferences\nDesignWrite will provide reference materials; however, the writer 1s not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference\nmaterials need to be ordered, please request them through DesignWnite.\nWriter will provide highlighted references along with the manuscript, and\nall reference materials provided to the writer, including those left unused,\nwill be returned to DesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, April 10, 2002, upon receipt of\ninstructions and any references provided by DesignWnite.\nDue date of outline to DesignWnite by the writer 1s Wednesday, April 24,\n2002.\nDue date of the first full draft of the manuscript is 4 weeks from when\nwriter receives approved outline.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every\neffort to alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are\nexpected, however, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nI\nDWRITE 072638", "img_59880.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_59881.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_59882.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_59883.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_59895.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_59899.png": "ABSTRACT MUST BE RECEIVED IN BETHESDA BY THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 1974\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\nIndicate below the numbers and titles of sessions in which your IMPORTANT a\nabstract might be programed (see Topic Category List): See sample abstracts and typing in- |\nIst Choice: #.44.......... Title Neurochemis@hry.......... 1974 structions on reverse side; use enclosed |\n2nd Choice #.L9......... Title. Protein. Synthesis. | Check-List for preparation of abstract |\n3rd Choice: #26....... Title Protein. Synthesis. Abstract Form\nBIOCHEMISTR Y/BIOPHYSICS\npone ne 3 DIFFERENCES IN IN VITRO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS OF THE CEREBRUM\nPOSTER PRESENTATIONS at oa ee a \u2018 ; My\nAs an innovation some contributions will CEREBELLUM, AND OPTIC LOBES OF CHICK BRAL a JW. Yang*, D.S.H.\nbe scheduled in poster sessions instead of Liu*, and A. Richardson* (SPON: G. Gorin). Illinois State\nas slide presentations. Please indicate University, Normal, Ill. 61761.\nyour wishes\u2018below In vitro protein synthesis by the post-mitochondrial super-\nPrefer Indifferent Refuse natant (PMS) of the cerebrum (cbr), cerebellum (cbl), and optic\nPouce guskion oO oO 9 lobes (opl) from Leghorn chick brain differ significantly, and\nSlide presentation oO oO this difference increases with age. In vitro protein synthesis\nby the cbr was found to be 2-fold greater than the cbl or op]\nwhile no significant difference was observed between the cbl or\nopl. When the PMS of the three regions of the brain was frac-\ntionated by centrifugation into microsomes and post-microsomal\nSenaad cccietiars fr 27% 20nd supernatant (cell sap), the higher protein synthetic activ ity\nBroa? cides will\u2019 be available for slide of the cbr was found to be due to both microsomal and cell sap\npresentations. Other audio-visual aids can | factors. Centrifugation of the PMS of the cbr, cbl, or opl\nbe provided at cost if the request and through sucrose gradients showed that ribosome aggregation t\u00a2\njustification accompany this abstract. mRNA was greatest for the cbr. The activity of brain ribosom\u00e9s\nAuthors will be billed following the meet- stripped of endogenous mRNA was tested in a system containing\ning. polyuridylic acid (150 pg/ml) and \u201c\u201cc-phenylalanine. The in-\ncorporation of 4\u00a2-phenylalanine into acid insoluble material\nby the ribosomes from the cbr was consistently 10-15% greater\nthan either the cbl or opl. The three regions of the brain\n1. Abstracts must be submitted on this, @lso exhibited different sensitivities to aurintricarboxylic\nspecial form for photographic reproduction acid, an inhibitor of in vitro initiation of protein synthesis.\nin the Abstract Volume, together with 7 At a concentration of 50 pM, in vitro protein synthesis by the\nphotocopies of this face of the form. PMS from the cbr and opl was inhibited 44% and 22% respectively\nwhile no inhibition was observed in the PMS from the cbl.\n2. Your abstract should be of the informa- (supported by Nutrition Foundation Grant # 471)\ntive type, containing: (a) a sentence state-\nment of the study\u2019s specific objective, unless\nthis is given by the title; (b) brief statement of methods, if 4. MAILING ADDRESS OF FIRST AUTHOR\npertinent; (c) a summary of the results obtained; (d) a statement of\nthe conclusions. It is NOT satisfactory to state: \u201cThe results will be Stirs) I QOUN SN AUS tt e\nones.\u201d ..Bioglogy, Illinois State University oo\n3. Each Abstract Form submitted MUST BE SIGNED by: a Normal, Illinois a. Zip OL 1k :\nmember of the American Society of Biological Chemists or the Telephone No.: Area Code ..399......# 436-6289 ;\nBiophysical Society.\n\u2018 Mail to:\nReni : Mies. BIOCHEMISTRY/BIOPHYSICS 1974 MEETING\nember\u2019s Signature ......g.. GRAM YO... QU Wrmetertiscseccssseeees Reontions Robwt A Herks\n& ASBC O Biophysi\u00a2al 9650 Rockville Pike\nTelephone No.: Area Code ..9:93> cd 3227.24 UC ex 725\u00a2 Bethesda, Maryland 20014\no latte lana nny ict clo ren eduldo nhyQ", "img_6866.png": "4 4 , |\nAe |\nnee\nJ. CAMPBELL\nR, J, REYNOLDS ToBacco Co. .\n(716) 634-4179\nFAX (716) 634-3145\nSENDING A FAX!I! dr |\nDATE: _ S\u201cclO- 28\nTO: J. 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Miticuy (FAX #(802) 893-5110\nNUMBER OF PAGES (INCLUDING COVER PAGE) ok .\nCOMMENTS:\nHi John, PO Numbers have been set up as indicated on\nthe attached correspondence. Any questions, please call,\n\u00a9 \u00e9 /}\n( yt Ld LOA ZA fav tp NLL L LL BL\ncat df. a\n- by ot\n| ae ~I\nQo\ny", "img_6622.png": "4 4 , |\nAe |\nnee\nJ. CAMPBELL\nR, J, REYNOLDS ToBacco Co. .\n(716) 634-4179\nFAX (716) 634-3145\nSENDING A FAX!I! dr |\nDATE: _ S\u201cclO- 28\nTO: J. Miticuy (FAX #(802) 893-5110\nNUMBER OF PAGES (INCLUDING COVER PAGE) ok .\nCOMMENTS:\nHi John, PO Numbers have been set up as indicated on\nthe attached correspondence. Any questions, please call,\n\u00a9 \u00e9 /}\n( yt Ld LOA ZA fav tp NLL L LL BL\ncat df. a\n- by ot\n| ae ~I\nQo\ny", "img_59493.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_59494.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_59496.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_59498.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_59500.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_59502.png": "FOOD UPDATE XIV\nThe Decade Ahead\nF. X. MC DERMOTT\nVice President\nKelco Company\nFrank X. McDermott began his career with the National Starch and\nChemical Company after graduating from the University of Massa-\nchusetts with a Bachelor's Degree in Food Technology.\nHe joined the Kelco Company in 1958 as a Sales Representative and\nTechnical Advisor for Canada. As Manager of Kelco's Food Industry\nSpecial Services, he published several papers on food engineering\nand filed a patent for canned food products.\nIn 1964 Mr. McDermott moved to the position of Assistant General\nSales Manager and in 1966 was promoted to General Sales manager\nfor Kelco, where he was responsible for all sales and marketing\nprograms world-wide.\nSince 1969, he has served in his present position of Vice President -\nMarketing and Sales. Mr. McDermott supervises all sales and\nmarketing activities with particular emphasis on new product and\nmarket development, market planning and strategy, including\norganization and man power.\nIn addition, Mr. McDermott is presently Vice President of Monterey\nKelp Corporation, a subsidiary of Kelco Company, as well as Vice\nPresident/Secretary and a member of the Board of Directors of\nXanco, Inc., also a Kelco subsidiary.\nMr. McDermott is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists,\nthe Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the San Diego\nChamber of Commerce.", "img_60463.png": ". ERT/HRT Expert Forums\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\n\u00a9 INTRODUCTION vaesesesssssssssssssssssssssssssseussussonsseesseuunssnssansceesseseasssussnssarseseeseesssnssnseesssesssnnneseeeee 3\nSEXUALITY CHANGES IN PERI- AND POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN... eeeeessessenees 3\nPreliminary Discussion GUide ..cccccccseccsecssessecssessecsscssucsucsnsssucsssesucsuceaserscssecsecssesensesevssesseveseeT\nProposed FACUIty .....csescessesessscesessseesecneeiecesseseeneerenneaneneenserenstaeensenenseasseeenmecnsaneananseeensesO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ..0.....ccccccccscssssescesssessesscsessnessesesesssseessesseeensessssersees LL\nACUTE COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH\n\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ......ccccscccscccsccessecestsessecenecsssecenesenasesessssseesssassssesessesessesesseer bo\nProposed FACUILY ...cccsccscesecesecsseesetnceesesseeenseatesenensessesessessceenessesseeseneassssassssesssesnessssesseesees LO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........ccccccccscsscccesssessesceeesecsnceeneensnseecesessesseeeesessseseseensesensee LO\n\nMECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE EARLY CARDIOVASCULAR\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ...c.ccsccccccscsscccccvescesenssseceseeseneesesesenersesssscssensssssnsasssenseesecetsess 2\n\nProposed Faculty ...cccccccccsccescssesssseseeeseereeseeteceeeerseeecsaeteseseenseesesseisssessesssensenssasseneeenee dl\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........::ccccsccsessssessssesseesssserssessecseasesestesssssssessesseseesecssen ss 2\nPREVENTING OSTEOPOROSIS: ESTABLISHING\nPreliminary Discussion Guide .....ccccccccccsssccsssssssessscesessecseasscesscetecescesenaetecaseataseaseeeseesanensees DO\nProposed Faculty ..cccccccsecssssssccsessescesnersesesesenevsesensesesensnsesseceasessasasecsansesessssesesesessessssesseetesse DD\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ...ccccccccccccccsscessscssssccessesscsscsesessecrscsessenscassesensetaeeenessetseess SO\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON. NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00b0 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality COBBP007-000016\nOrder", "img_60467.png": ". ERT/HRT Expert Forums\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\n\u00a9 INTRODUCTION vaesesesssssssssssssssssssssssssseussussonsseesseuunssnssansceesseseasssussnssarseseeseesssnssnseesssesssnnneseeeee 3\nSEXUALITY CHANGES IN PERI- AND POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN... eeeeessessenees 3\nPreliminary Discussion GUide ..cccccccseccsecssessecssessecsscssucsucsnsssucsssesucsuceaserscssecsecssesensesevssesseveseeT\nProposed FACUIty .....csescessesessscesessseesecneeiecesseseeneerenneaneneenserenstaeensenenseasseeenmecnsaneananseeensesO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ..0.....ccccccccscssssescesssessesscsessnessesesesssseessesseeensessssersees LL\nACUTE COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH\n\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ......ccccscccscccsccessecestsessecenecsssecenesenasesessssseesssassssesessesessesesseer bo\nProposed FACUILY ...cccsccscesecesecsseesetnceesesseeenseatesenensessesessessceenessesseeseneassssassssesssesnessssesseesees LO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........ccccccccscsscccesssessesceeesecsnceeneensnseecesessesseeeesessseseseensesensee LO\n\nMECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE EARLY CARDIOVASCULAR\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ...c.ccsccccccscsscccccvescesenssseceseeseneesesesenersesssscssensssssnsasssenseesecetsess 2\n\nProposed Faculty ...cccccccccsccescssesssseseeeseereeseeteceeeerseeecsaeteseseenseesesseisssessesssensenssasseneeenee dl\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........::ccccsccsessssessssesseesssserssessecseasesestesssssssessesseseesecssen ss 2\nPREVENTING OSTEOPOROSIS: ESTABLISHING\nPreliminary Discussion Guide .....ccccccccccsssccsssssssessscesessecseasscesscetecescesenaetecaseataseaseeeseesanensees DO\nProposed Faculty ..cccccccsecssssssccsessescesnersesesesenevsesensesesensnsesseceasessasasecsansesessssesesesessessssesseetesse DD\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ...ccccccccccccccsscessscssssccessesscsscsesessecrscsessenscassesensetaeeenessetseess SO\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON. NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00b0 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality COBBP007-000016\nOrder", "img_60472.png": ". ERT/HRT Expert Forums\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\n\u00a9 INTRODUCTION vaesesesssssssssssssssssssssssssseussussonsseesseuunssnssansceesseseasssussnssarseseeseesssnssnseesssesssnnneseeeee 3\nSEXUALITY CHANGES IN PERI- AND POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN... eeeeessessenees 3\nPreliminary Discussion GUide ..cccccccseccsecssessecssessecsscssucsucsnsssucsssesucsuceaserscssecsecssesensesevssesseveseeT\nProposed FACUIty .....csescessesessscesessseesecneeiecesseseeneerenneaneneenserenstaeensenenseasseeenmecnsaneananseeensesO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ..0.....ccccccccscssssescesssessesscsessnessesesesssseessesseeensessssersees LL\nACUTE COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH\n\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ......ccccscccscccsccessecestsessecenecsssecenesenasesessssseesssassssesessesessesesseer bo\nProposed FACUILY ...cccsccscesecesecsseesetnceesesseeenseatesenensessesessessceenessesseeseneassssassssesssesnessssesseesees LO\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........ccccccccscsscccesssessesceeesecsnceeneensnseecesessesseeeesessseseseensesensee LO\n\nMECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE EARLY CARDIOVASCULAR\nPreliminary Discussion Guide ...c.ccsccccccscsscccccvescesenssseceseeseneesesesenersesssscssensssssnsasssenseesecetsess 2\n\nProposed Faculty ...cccccccccsccescssesssseseeeseereeseeteceeeerseeecsaeteseseenseesesseisssessesssensenssasseneeenee dl\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ........::ccccsccsessssessssesseesssserssessecseasesestesssssssessesseseesecssen ss 2\nPREVENTING OSTEOPOROSIS: ESTABLISHING\nPreliminary Discussion Guide .....ccccccccccsssccsssssssessscesessecseasscesscetecescesenaetecaseataseaseeeseesanensees DO\nProposed Faculty ..cccccccsecssssssccsessescesnersesesesenevsesensesesensnsesseceasessasasecsansesessssesesesessessssesseetesse DD\nValue-Added Enduring Materials ...ccccccccccccccsscessscssssccessesscsscsesessecrscsessenscassesensetaeeenessetseess SO\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON. NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00b0 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality COBBP007-000016\nOrder", "img_46274.png": "ERT/HRT Expert Forums |\nproven and emerging benefits of HRT, its current use among the general population of\nmenopausal women across the United States and Europe is reported to range from 9% to 28%. i\nProviding physicians and other health care professionals with appropriate information on the i\nbenefits of the PREMARIN Family of Products will ensure that the standard of care for\npostmenopausal health is adequately promoted and that patient compliance is enhanced. The\nchanging health care system has established a greater role for nurses and mid-level practitioners\n(e.g., physician assistants, nurse practitioners) as providers of primary care, especially with\nrespect to disease prevention and health promotion.\nDesignWrite has had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team\nsince 1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\ne PREMARIN publication plan of review articles (40)\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs Advisory Board and executive summary .\ne Internal white papers\ne Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\ne Publications management program\ne Low-Dose Advisory Board and Proceedings\ne HOPE Study publications\ne Slide kit for Visiting Professor Program\ne Symposia at the Ist International Conference on Women, Heart Disease and Stroke, the\n15th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, and the 28th\nAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Physician Assistants\ne Women\u2019s Health Care Digital Learning System for Sales Training\nAdditionally, Design Write has had the positive experience of working with the Oral\nContraceptives team in support of publications for peer-reviewed journals, meetings, and\ncontinuing education venues. Our record of excellence in providing physicians and other health\ncare professionals with appropriate information on the benefits of the PREMARIN Family of\nProducts and Wyeth Ayerst\u2019s Oral Contraceptives demonstrates DesignWrite\u2019s breadth and\ndepth of knowledge in women\u2019s health. DesignWrite thanks the Women\u2019s Health Care, HRT\nManagement Team, for this opportunity to present its ideas to further the goal of expanding the\nPREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 position in the marketplace.\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 * FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality COBBP007-000018\nOrder", "img_46280.png": "ERT/HRT Expert Forums |\nproven and emerging benefits of HRT, its current use among the general population of\nmenopausal women across the United States and Europe is reported to range from 9% to 28%. i\nProviding physicians and other health care professionals with appropriate information on the i\nbenefits of the PREMARIN Family of Products will ensure that the standard of care for\npostmenopausal health is adequately promoted and that patient compliance is enhanced. The\nchanging health care system has established a greater role for nurses and mid-level practitioners\n(e.g., physician assistants, nurse practitioners) as providers of primary care, especially with\nrespect to disease prevention and health promotion.\nDesignWrite has had the fortunate experience of working with the HRT Management Team\nsince 1997, during which time we successfully developed and implemented a number of\nprograms, including:\ne PREMARIN publication plan of review articles (40)\ne Sales training backgrounders and journal article responses\ne SERMs Advisory Board and executive summary .\ne Internal white papers\ne Pharmaceutical compendia surveillance program\ne Publications management program\ne Low-Dose Advisory Board and Proceedings\ne HOPE Study publications\ne Slide kit for Visiting Professor Program\ne Symposia at the Ist International Conference on Women, Heart Disease and Stroke, the\n15th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, and the 28th\nAnnual Meeting of the American Academy of Physician Assistants\ne Women\u2019s Health Care Digital Learning System for Sales Training\nAdditionally, Design Write has had the positive experience of working with the Oral\nContraceptives team in support of publications for peer-reviewed journals, meetings, and\ncontinuing education venues. Our record of excellence in providing physicians and other health\ncare professionals with appropriate information on the benefits of the PREMARIN Family of\nProducts and Wyeth Ayerst\u2019s Oral Contraceptives demonstrates DesignWrite\u2019s breadth and\ndepth of knowledge in women\u2019s health. DesignWrite thanks the Women\u2019s Health Care, HRT\nManagement Team, for this opportunity to present its ideas to further the goal of expanding the\nPREMARIN Family of Products\u2019 position in the marketplace.\nDESIGNWRITE\u00ae \u00a9 189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 * FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality COBBP007-000018\nOrder", "img_50289.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50290.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50293.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50295.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50299.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50303.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50304.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_50307.png": "\u2019 j\nOS =\nTABLE II\nPreparation of the Food Homogenate\n(Raw, dried, frozen, chilled,\nprecooked or prepared foods)\nProcedure Step\n\nBlend frozen sample or thaw Thaw 18 hrs at 2-5-6\nbefore blending\nWeight of sample 50g\nType of diluent Buiterfield's or 0.1% peptone*\nTemperature of diluent Ambient\nVolume initial diluent 450 ml\nBlend or shake? How long? Blend 2 min**, shake 25 times\nPipette size 10 ml\nAliquot size 10 ml\nDilution blank volume 90 ml\nTime limit in diluent 15 min*\n* Exposure to, and type of, diluent requires further study.\n** Reduce blending time where foaming is likely to occur. Further study is\n\nwarranted to determine the precise conditions of blending needed. Hand\n\nshaking is better than mechanical mixing for measuring surface flora.", "img_38869.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38856.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38876.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38880.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38883.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38902.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38910.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38916.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_38928.png": "TABLE 4\nPakistan: Kitchen Preparation Refuse (Percent)\nCauli- Spin- 2/\nMeat Fish Potato Onion!\u2019 Turnip Carrot Peas Cabbage flower ach Fruit\u2014\nLocation % % % % % % % % % % %\na I ED A al OIE EO 5 a Med ON EP NORE eee IO, Ob RS a ERO Oe,\ni, Army 3/ :\nLahore Med. 22.0 - 26.3 24.8 es - - - - = es\nLahore Inf.3/ 33.6 = 26.0 34,4 28.6 - 44.1 18.8 - - -\nQuetta 3/. 21.0 - 16.8 18.0 15,4 19.1 - 22.2 18.1 ~ 33.4\nBahawalpur 3/ 19.7 ~ 18.6 35.0 39.6 8.8 65.2 16.4 ~ - 4.0\nMuzaffarabad 3/27.6 - 34,4 68.4 - 31.7 50.5 - - - -\nComilla, E. ~\nBengal 4/ - - _ - - = - ~ - - Estimated\nArmy Average -\u2014 22.6 - 22:3 35.6 27.9 139 53.3 1961 a1 SL ~ ~\nSSS SSS Sy\nLahore Army Boys 23.1 13,4 5.9 35.1 24,7 - 61.4 - 19.8 28.8 30.2 =\na ee a ee ee\nII. Navy\nPNS Jhelum 19,9. ~ 18.9 21.0 25.7 - 41.6 10.4 ~ 11.6 13.3\nIII. Air Force\nPeshawar No.2 21.9 37.6 27.1 34.0 - 19.5 - 20.4 - 17:35 42.7\n1/ Larger per cent refuse with winter loose-type onion,\n2/ Varies from 4 per cent for guava to 42.7 per cent for tamarind.\n3/ Wheat-eaters\n4/ Rice-eaters\n(olUIKeK= Hal Att OSMAN MAMA ALeLUFs\\t ave] 0(e16 [aie aleswie lossy male |U/(6(e\\excy) a gale 0/7arA", "img_65419.png": "APPENDIX I\nPAKISTAN\nNUTRIENT VALUES USED IN CALCULATIONS\n(Values per 100 grams \"As Purchased\" basis)\nCalo- Pro- Fat Ca Fe vit. A Thia- Ribo- Niacin Wit\u00ab.c\u00a2 Ref. Item!/\nries tein mine flavin\nFood Gms Gms Mg Mg I. U. Mg Mg Mg Mg\nae Se ae ane SISO ee eee let eg rep Sse eRe een ae ee ee\nAtta 341 819 it 31 2.5 - 0.51 0.09 4.5 - A. 31\nRice 360 6.8 One 6 0.8 ~ Oo te! 0.03 1.5 = A; 18\nWheat Flour 340 8.8 it 18 es - 0.27 0.07 2.5 - A: 30\nBiscuit 341 9.0 Ae 31 2.5 - 0.51 0.09 4.5 - D\nCornmeal 355 9.2 3.9 10 2.4 510. 0.38 0.11 2.0 - APT\nDhal, Chana 359 20.8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 1.6 - A 207\nDhal, Mung 339 24.4 1.4 91 6.3 40 0.68 0.21 2.0 3 A 211\nDhal, Masur 339 24.0 1.2 34 7.4 90 0.56 0.24 2.2 3: A 210\nDhal, gram 359 20.8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 Ls - A 207\nLentils 339 24.0 1.2 34 7.4 90 0.56 0.24 2.2 5 A 210\nGram.atta 359 20..8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 1.6 - A 207 ee\nMutton, goat 123 14 7.0 8 157, oe Orla sone 4.2 e B 198\nBeef 138 15.5 8.0 9 2.3 20 0.06 0.13 Sat - A 228\nFish 51 11.4 0.3 7 0.3 - 0.04 0.06 io x A284b\nChicken 108 10.9 6.8 8 0.8 220 0.04 0.09 4.3 - A266b\nEggs 144 11.4 10,2 48 2.4 1020 0.09 0.26 0.1 - 45321...\nMilk, fresh 66 S27 3.5 123 Ol 140 0.04 0.18 Go: 1 A 330\nMilk, can (Multiply fresh by 2.25)\nSugar 385 - - - - - - - ~ - A 352\nGur, Sugar 380 - - 80 11.4 280 ~ - - = D\nGhee, milk 870 ~ 99 - - 2060 - - - - A 344\n\",Veg.Cotton-\nseed 884 ~ 100 ~ ~ ~ - - - - B 278\nButter 716 0.6 81 20 - 3300 - - - - A 342\nSYolU cers Paalti ols /A MUNA ale[elsiinyze ole laal-)alesMUlocym=Y6 10) Ke [olersy/ gan (ele pear A", "img_65420.png": "APPENDIX I\nPAKISTAN\nNUTRIENT VALUES USED IN CALCULATIONS\n(Values per 100 grams \"As Purchased\" basis)\nCalo- Pro- Fat Ca Fe vit. A Thia- Ribo- Niacin Wit\u00ab.c\u00a2 Ref. Item!/\nries tein mine flavin\nFood Gms Gms Mg Mg I. U. Mg Mg Mg Mg\nae Se ae ane SISO ee eee let eg rep Sse eRe een ae ee ee\nAtta 341 819 it 31 2.5 - 0.51 0.09 4.5 - A. 31\nRice 360 6.8 One 6 0.8 ~ Oo te! 0.03 1.5 = A; 18\nWheat Flour 340 8.8 it 18 es - 0.27 0.07 2.5 - A: 30\nBiscuit 341 9.0 Ae 31 2.5 - 0.51 0.09 4.5 - D\nCornmeal 355 9.2 3.9 10 2.4 510. 0.38 0.11 2.0 - APT\nDhal, Chana 359 20.8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 1.6 - A 207\nDhal, Mung 339 24.4 1.4 91 6.3 40 0.68 0.21 2.0 3 A 211\nDhal, Masur 339 24.0 1.2 34 7.4 90 0.56 0.24 2.2 3: A 210\nDhal, gram 359 20.8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 Ls - A 207\nLentils 339 24.0 1.2 34 7.4 90 0.56 0.24 2.2 5 A 210\nGram.atta 359 20..8 4.7 162 8.4 90 0.49 0.18 1.6 - A 207 ee\nMutton, goat 123 14 7.0 8 157, oe Orla sone 4.2 e B 198\nBeef 138 15.5 8.0 9 2.3 20 0.06 0.13 Sat - A 228\nFish 51 11.4 0.3 7 0.3 - 0.04 0.06 io x A284b\nChicken 108 10.9 6.8 8 0.8 220 0.04 0.09 4.3 - A266b\nEggs 144 11.4 10,2 48 2.4 1020 0.09 0.26 0.1 - 45321...\nMilk, fresh 66 S27 3.5 123 Ol 140 0.04 0.18 Go: 1 A 330\nMilk, can (Multiply fresh by 2.25)\nSugar 385 - - - - - - - ~ - A 352\nGur, Sugar 380 - - 80 11.4 280 ~ - - = D\nGhee, milk 870 ~ 99 - - 2060 - - - - A 344\n\",Veg.Cotton-\nseed 884 ~ 100 ~ ~ ~ - - - - B 278\nButter 716 0.6 81 20 - 3300 - - - - A 342\nSYolU cers Paalti ols /A MUNA ale[elsiinyze ole laal-)alesMUlocym=Y6 10) Ke [olersy/ gan (ele pear A", "img_56299.png": ". : . : . . . ne - . . uae at\ntas yk\neo we (\n+ Rte MER. |\nee oy pi ANY STYLE\nee i a/ Lye . ta...\nERE a .Ly ; . ~\nLOR Br Saag t) - & y : .\n1 PEERY \u00b0\nea f a\u201c - e-\n, a\na a ance\n4 ) 5 CRO EN\n; , a i 5 Sora \u2018\n' ; Ay peace Y\non f \\ a _ a ee -\nwa ae a - Aiea\n[|e ed C9 i Neeser ree N\nWV aa a > &-\nee 1 V4\u201d a 5 ea pee Ae ee 5\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cee Lo >> ae\nceepadgasigiet Suual the Cece wah the Greed eo wth Ae AL qrembtee \u2018 hic &. tot det\nvai a7 the behadle gy 7p Mako, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking\noe IQ, of 2d & verylao, | Causes Lung Canter, Heart Disease,\nMay \u2018 Emphysema-And May Complicate Pregnancy.\n82 STORE COUPON\nH hes Chern, Lyiee bee p y\nines i a a  iilaG Jo\nSzoeL s200 b AY Yi 950]\n$2.00 OFF A CARTON cau: L LIGHT; ERS or NON-FILTERS. 4 yy ? /\nPLEASE RIL , ad SED] TeRMs OF COUPON OFFER LIGHTS: 9 mg, \u201ctar\u201d, 0.6 mg. nicotine, LIGHTS HARD\nhe ee Cansimn: caution The ougn soto HM PACK. 10/mg, \u201ctar\u201d, .7 mg, nicatine, LIGHTS 100's\nNT RARE} me Sr Hh ane. Sf nt be copied, tansleed ox exchanged other 12 mg. \u201cat\u201d, 08 mg. nicotine, FILTERS: 16 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, \u20185\nog a, Bene oa Ohrorts tauesf Pariipation ns pom sat he ds 1.0 mg. nicotine, FILTERS HARD PACK: 17 mg, \u201ctat\u201d, A\nsr eee Ss ne eae Carats  tiayhenuadn coral manent poront 1.1 mg. nicotine, FILTERS 100\u2019s: 18 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.2 mg.\nMaat ps SE Te OF AGEOR OLDER. Nicotine, REGULAR: 21 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.4 mg. nicotine, av. :\nsa Pee tei inghouses only wil be reimbursed lace value. Bg handling. and postage = . 5\naslo ce Ue wa Ug) Sioeltern ta i ts eee , >\nUL SPANO BS eek ? Ca TS EN SRE inet, PO Box 3000. Winston-Satem, North Carolina 27102 - J F\n| $2.0 u 73625 \u00a9 1987R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCOCO. fF\ni . eee ae t . see ie em mee oe = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : -: .", "img_56300.png": ". : . : . . . ne - . . uae at\ntas yk\neo we (\n+ Rte MER. |\nee oy pi ANY STYLE\nee i a/ Lye . ta...\nERE a .Ly ; . ~\nLOR Br Saag t) - & y : .\n1 PEERY \u00b0\nea f a\u201c - e-\n, a\na a ance\n4 ) 5 CRO EN\n; , a i 5 Sora \u2018\n' ; Ay peace Y\non f \\ a _ a ee -\nwa ae a - Aiea\n[|e ed C9 i Neeser ree N\nWV aa a > &-\nee 1 V4\u201d a 5 ea pee Ae ee 5\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cee Lo >> ae\nceepadgasigiet Suual the Cece wah the Greed eo wth Ae AL qrembtee \u2018 hic &. tot det\nvai a7 the behadle gy 7p Mako, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking\noe IQ, of 2d & verylao, | Causes Lung Canter, Heart Disease,\nMay \u2018 Emphysema-And May Complicate Pregnancy.\n82 STORE COUPON\nH hes Chern, Lyiee bee p y\nines i a a  iilaG Jo\nSzoeL s200 b AY Yi 950]\n$2.00 OFF A CARTON cau: L LIGHT; ERS or NON-FILTERS. 4 yy ? /\nPLEASE RIL , ad SED] TeRMs OF COUPON OFFER LIGHTS: 9 mg, \u201ctar\u201d, 0.6 mg. nicotine, LIGHTS HARD\nhe ee Cansimn: caution The ougn soto HM PACK. 10/mg, \u201ctar\u201d, .7 mg, nicatine, LIGHTS 100's\nNT RARE} me Sr Hh ane. Sf nt be copied, tansleed ox exchanged other 12 mg. \u201cat\u201d, 08 mg. nicotine, FILTERS: 16 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, \u20185\nog a, Bene oa Ohrorts tauesf Pariipation ns pom sat he ds 1.0 mg. nicotine, FILTERS HARD PACK: 17 mg, \u201ctat\u201d, A\nsr eee Ss ne eae Carats  tiayhenuadn coral manent poront 1.1 mg. nicotine, FILTERS 100\u2019s: 18 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.2 mg.\nMaat ps SE Te OF AGEOR OLDER. Nicotine, REGULAR: 21 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.4 mg. nicotine, av. :\nsa Pee tei inghouses only wil be reimbursed lace value. Bg handling. and postage = . 5\naslo ce Ue wa Ug) Sioeltern ta i ts eee , >\nUL SPANO BS eek ? Ca TS EN SRE inet, PO Box 3000. Winston-Satem, North Carolina 27102 - J F\n| $2.0 u 73625 \u00a9 1987R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCOCO. fF\ni . eee ae t . see ie em mee oe = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : -: .", "img_56301.png": ". : . : . . . ne - . . uae at\ntas yk\neo we (\n+ Rte MER. |\nee oy pi ANY STYLE\nee i a/ Lye . ta...\nERE a .Ly ; . ~\nLOR Br Saag t) - & y : .\n1 PEERY \u00b0\nea f a\u201c - e-\n, a\na a ance\n4 ) 5 CRO EN\n; , a i 5 Sora \u2018\n' ; Ay peace Y\non f \\ a _ a ee -\nwa ae a - Aiea\n[|e ed C9 i Neeser ree N\nWV aa a > &-\nee 1 V4\u201d a 5 ea pee Ae ee 5\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cee Lo >> ae\nceepadgasigiet Suual the Cece wah the Greed eo wth Ae AL qrembtee \u2018 hic &. tot det\nvai a7 the behadle gy 7p Mako, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking\noe IQ, of 2d & verylao, | Causes Lung Canter, Heart Disease,\nMay \u2018 Emphysema-And May Complicate Pregnancy.\n82 STORE COUPON\nH hes Chern, Lyiee bee p y\nines i a a  iilaG Jo\nSzoeL s200 b AY Yi 950]\n$2.00 OFF A CARTON cau: L LIGHT; ERS or NON-FILTERS. 4 yy ? /\nPLEASE RIL , ad SED] TeRMs OF COUPON OFFER LIGHTS: 9 mg, \u201ctar\u201d, 0.6 mg. nicotine, LIGHTS HARD\nhe ee Cansimn: caution The ougn soto HM PACK. 10/mg, \u201ctar\u201d, .7 mg, nicatine, LIGHTS 100's\nNT RARE} me Sr Hh ane. Sf nt be copied, tansleed ox exchanged other 12 mg. \u201cat\u201d, 08 mg. nicotine, FILTERS: 16 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, \u20185\nog a, Bene oa Ohrorts tauesf Pariipation ns pom sat he ds 1.0 mg. nicotine, FILTERS HARD PACK: 17 mg, \u201ctat\u201d, A\nsr eee Ss ne eae Carats  tiayhenuadn coral manent poront 1.1 mg. nicotine, FILTERS 100\u2019s: 18 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.2 mg.\nMaat ps SE Te OF AGEOR OLDER. Nicotine, REGULAR: 21 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.4 mg. nicotine, av. :\nsa Pee tei inghouses only wil be reimbursed lace value. Bg handling. and postage = . 5\naslo ce Ue wa Ug) Sioeltern ta i ts eee , >\nUL SPANO BS eek ? Ca TS EN SRE inet, PO Box 3000. Winston-Satem, North Carolina 27102 - J F\n| $2.0 u 73625 \u00a9 1987R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCOCO. fF\ni . eee ae t . see ie em mee oe = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : -: .", "img_56302.png": ". : . : . . . ne - . . uae at\ntas yk\neo we (\n+ Rte MER. |\nee oy pi ANY STYLE\nee i a/ Lye . ta...\nERE a .Ly ; . ~\nLOR Br Saag t) - & y : .\n1 PEERY \u00b0\nea f a\u201c - e-\n, a\na a ance\n4 ) 5 CRO EN\n; , a i 5 Sora \u2018\n' ; Ay peace Y\non f \\ a _ a ee -\nwa ae a - Aiea\n[|e ed C9 i Neeser ree N\nWV aa a > &-\nee 1 V4\u201d a 5 ea pee Ae ee 5\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cee Lo >> ae\nceepadgasigiet Suual the Cece wah the Greed eo wth Ae AL qrembtee \u2018 hic &. tot det\nvai a7 the behadle gy 7p Mako, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking\noe IQ, of 2d & verylao, | Causes Lung Canter, Heart Disease,\nMay \u2018 Emphysema-And May Complicate Pregnancy.\n82 STORE COUPON\nH hes Chern, Lyiee bee p y\nines i a a  iilaG Jo\nSzoeL s200 b AY Yi 950]\n$2.00 OFF A CARTON cau: L LIGHT; ERS or NON-FILTERS. 4 yy ? /\nPLEASE RIL , ad SED] TeRMs OF COUPON OFFER LIGHTS: 9 mg, \u201ctar\u201d, 0.6 mg. nicotine, LIGHTS HARD\nhe ee Cansimn: caution The ougn soto HM PACK. 10/mg, \u201ctar\u201d, .7 mg, nicatine, LIGHTS 100's\nNT RARE} me Sr Hh ane. Sf nt be copied, tansleed ox exchanged other 12 mg. \u201cat\u201d, 08 mg. nicotine, FILTERS: 16 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, \u20185\nog a, Bene oa Ohrorts tauesf Pariipation ns pom sat he ds 1.0 mg. nicotine, FILTERS HARD PACK: 17 mg, \u201ctat\u201d, A\nsr eee Ss ne eae Carats  tiayhenuadn coral manent poront 1.1 mg. nicotine, FILTERS 100\u2019s: 18 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.2 mg.\nMaat ps SE Te OF AGEOR OLDER. Nicotine, REGULAR: 21 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.4 mg. nicotine, av. :\nsa Pee tei inghouses only wil be reimbursed lace value. Bg handling. and postage = . 5\naslo ce Ue wa Ug) Sioeltern ta i ts eee , >\nUL SPANO BS eek ? Ca TS EN SRE inet, PO Box 3000. Winston-Satem, North Carolina 27102 - J F\n| $2.0 u 73625 \u00a9 1987R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCOCO. fF\ni . eee ae t . see ie em mee oe = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : -: .", "img_56305.png": ". : . : . . . ne - . . uae at\ntas yk\neo we (\n+ Rte MER. |\nee oy pi ANY STYLE\nee i a/ Lye . ta...\nERE a .Ly ; . ~\nLOR Br Saag t) - & y : .\n1 PEERY \u00b0\nea f a\u201c - e-\n, a\na a ance\n4 ) 5 CRO EN\n; , a i 5 Sora \u2018\n' ; Ay peace Y\non f \\ a _ a ee -\nwa ae a - Aiea\n[|e ed C9 i Neeser ree N\nWV aa a > &-\nee 1 V4\u201d a 5 ea pee Ae ee 5\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cee Lo >> ae\nceepadgasigiet Suual the Cece wah the Greed eo wth Ae AL qrembtee \u2018 hic &. tot det\nvai a7 the behadle gy 7p Mako, SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking\noe IQ, of 2d & verylao, | Causes Lung Canter, Heart Disease,\nMay \u2018 Emphysema-And May Complicate Pregnancy.\n82 STORE COUPON\nH hes Chern, Lyiee bee p y\nines i a a  iilaG Jo\nSzoeL s200 b AY Yi 950]\n$2.00 OFF A CARTON cau: L LIGHT; ERS or NON-FILTERS. 4 yy ? /\nPLEASE RIL , ad SED] TeRMs OF COUPON OFFER LIGHTS: 9 mg, \u201ctar\u201d, 0.6 mg. nicotine, LIGHTS HARD\nhe ee Cansimn: caution The ougn soto HM PACK. 10/mg, \u201ctar\u201d, .7 mg, nicatine, LIGHTS 100's\nNT RARE} me Sr Hh ane. Sf nt be copied, tansleed ox exchanged other 12 mg. \u201cat\u201d, 08 mg. nicotine, FILTERS: 16 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, \u20185\nog a, Bene oa Ohrorts tauesf Pariipation ns pom sat he ds 1.0 mg. nicotine, FILTERS HARD PACK: 17 mg, \u201ctat\u201d, A\nsr eee Ss ne eae Carats  tiayhenuadn coral manent poront 1.1 mg. nicotine, FILTERS 100\u2019s: 18 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.2 mg.\nMaat ps SE Te OF AGEOR OLDER. Nicotine, REGULAR: 21 mg. \u201ctar\u201d, 1.4 mg. nicotine, av. :\nsa Pee tei inghouses only wil be reimbursed lace value. Bg handling. and postage = . 5\naslo ce Ue wa Ug) Sioeltern ta i ts eee , >\nUL SPANO BS eek ? Ca TS EN SRE inet, PO Box 3000. Winston-Satem, North Carolina 27102 - J F\n| $2.0 u 73625 \u00a9 1987R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCOCO. fF\ni . eee ae t . see ie em mee oe = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : -: .", "img_51779.png": "HERMAN E. TALMADGE, GA., CHAIRMAN :\nJAMES \u00a9. EASTLAND, MISS. ROBERT DOL\u201d, KANS,\nGEORGE MC GOVERN, S. DAK. MILTON R. YOUNG, N. DAK.\nJAMES 8. ALLEN, ALA. CARL T. CURTIS, NEBR.\nMUSERY HOHUMPHREY, MINN. HENRY BELLMON, OKLA.\nWALTER D- HUDDLESTON, KY. JESSE HELMS, N.C. 5\nSe. | re Wlnited States Senate\npeu somes Nene COMMITTEE ON\nJOHN MELCHER, MONT. AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION, AND FORESTRY\nMICHAEL R. MC LEOD WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510\nGENERAL COUNSEL AND STAFF DIRECTOR :\nF\nJune 35, 1977\nDear Jim:\nThank you for your note. I met with Nutrition Committee\nstaff members recently regarding the visit I had with you\nand Bill Tatem. I assure you that the Committee staff\nis at work on the matter now and you will be hearing\nfrom me shortly. 4\nWith kind personal regards, I am\nSincerely,\nne McGovern\nJames Rowe 5\nCorcoran, Youngman and Rowe\n1511 K Street, N. W.\nWashington, D. C. 20005\net eo \u00a34 : : =\nfaite pro tras oe\nPECTIVED\n| kes\nNyon 6 1977\nThE SUGAR\nASSOCIATION, INC.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rslk0226", "img_59625.png": "STANDARD FORM 50\nRevised December 1961 mF\nNOTICE TO EMPLOYEE: - .\nKEEP THIS DOCUMENT FOR YOUR RECORDS. IT 1S YOUR COPY OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF A PERSONNEL ACTION AFFECTING YOUR EMPLOYMENT.\nPROMPTLY CALL ANY ERROR TO THE ATTENTION OF YOUR SUPERVISOR OR YOUR PERSONNEL OFFICE.\n1. Conditions Pertinent To All Types of Personnel Action for such positions. Such appointments do not confer a competitive\nThe personnel oction identified on the face of this form is subject to civil service status ar eligibility for movement to jobs in the competi-\nall applicable lows, rules, ond regulations governing Federal employ- tive service; they moy be made without restrictions on eee witha\nment and may be subject to investigation ond approval by the Civil conditional or indefinite limitation, or with o definite time limitation.\nService Commission. The action may be corrected or canceled if not in A tial period moy be required at the discretion of the employing office,\naccordance with all legal requirements, or if based upon your mis-\nrepresentation or fraud. Mtl. Information About Tenure Groups\nIn addition, the grade of the position to which you ore officially Employees are ranked in tenure groups accarding to the nature of\nassigned may be reviewed and corrected by your agency personnel their appaintment; those with unrestricted tenure are placed in Group |,\noffice, or by the Civil Service Commission. os those serving under condition! appointments which automatically lead\n: \u00ab 2 to full tenure after a prescribed time and without further qualification\nYour performonce rating upon entrance into a new position is \u2018\u2018satis- are placed in Group I, and those serving under temporary of indefinite\nfactory\u2019\u2019 unless or until you are notified otherwise. appointments not iimited to an exact time or date are placed in Group\n: Ul. Within each tenure group, ranking 1s determined by veteran pref-\nlems 9 and 10 show the common types of payroll deductions; \u2018'FEGLI\" erence, performance coting, and totol Federal service. If it should\nCee ee wor Sc nee AS te tongn Salen become necessary 10 reauce force employees are selected for separa-\n. . : tion or change ts Inwer grade according to tus general ranking. \u2014 Em-\nAdditional deductions may be made under the Federal Employees ployees serving under competitive appointments and those serving under\nHealth Benefits program and for income. taxes, bonds, and other pur- excepted oppvint nents are ranked separateiy for reduction in farce\nposes authorized by law. purposes.\nK. Information About Appointments IV. Informatica About Your Status After Separation\nAppointments ta positions tn the combetutre service: The Civil \u2018 '\nService Act places most positions in the \u2018\u2018competitive service.\u201d The Hf you are reporoted or placed in o ponpay stotus tor on extended\nCivil Service Cammission sets qualification requirements and controls period, your eriplaying agency will furnish you with Stondord Form 6\nrecruitment for such positions As a general rule, persons selected explaining your \u201cights for unemployment insurance benefit, If you\nfrom civil servic\u00e9 registers to fill continuing jobs in the competitive were covered\u2019by the cwil service retirement system or Federal employ-\nservice are given career-conditional appointments. Such appointments ees group life insurance, you hove previously been furnished certifi.\nare secured through direct competition with other members of the cotes describing these programs; you can refer to such certificates for\ngenerat public seeking similar work in Government agencies, and per- information regarding your rights and possible Benefits after separation\nmit qualified employees to be assigned without further competitive ex- If you dre seperated from o career o\u00a2 career-conditional appointment,\namination to other jobs in the competitive service. Career-conditional you may have teinstofement eligibility and con apply directly to any\nappointments become career appointments upon completion of 3 years Federal activity and may be employed without further competitive ex\nof substantially continuous creditable service. amination; if you are a nanveteran and you are separated froma\nThe first year tollowiny \u00a9 nontempornry compelitive appointment gen: career-conditional appointment your etigibility for reinstatement is gen-\nerally is a probationary period. during which period an appointee must erally limited to 3 years from the date of separation. If you are tepa-\ndemonstrate his full competence and fitness for Federal employment rated from a temporary or excepted appointment, you have no rein-\nReinstotements ore also subject to a probotionary period unless one stotement privileges based upon such service,\nwos previously completed. Transfers; promotions, changes. to lower \u201d You will be given any lump sum payment that may be due you for on\ngrode, and reassignments during a probotionary period are subject to nual leave af the time of separation. Refund of an appropriate postion\ncompletion of probation. of this payment will be required \u00abf you are 1eemployed im a Federal\nTemporary appointments do not confer a civil service stalus and do agency in a position under the same leave system during the\u2019 period\nnot lead to c career or career-conditional appointment without some covered by such payment\nfurther examination or qualification, Limited temporary appointments .\nare made when there is no centinuing need for a person's service, re- V._Availabiliry of Further Information _\ngardless of the manner in which he qualified for appointment; accept: Oo :\nance of such appointment will not remove a person's name from a civil Consult your supervisor if you have questions shout the above state\nservice register an which he may later be reached for career-conditiona! ments or the entries on the front of this form. or cbaut ather motiers\noppointment. concerning your employment. This is particularly imporrant on ques-\ntions involving granting of leave, assignment of duties, and hours of\nAppointments to positions in the excepted service: Excepted work which are generally unde: his control. If your questions ove fe 4\nappointments are made to positions which are excepted from the com- nicol, your superviser inay refer you to your personnel office which wil!\npetitive service by low or other special authority, Generally the em- hove capies of controlling civil service reguiations, os well as your in\nploying agency sets qualification requirements and conducts recruitment dividuo! records, and so can best explain how they apply in your case.\n0 a bitos-//wranw od dociman edi ida bQ202", "img_59627.png": "STANDARD FORM 50\nRevised December 1961 mF\nNOTICE TO EMPLOYEE: - .\nKEEP THIS DOCUMENT FOR YOUR RECORDS. IT 1S YOUR COPY OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF A PERSONNEL ACTION AFFECTING YOUR EMPLOYMENT.\nPROMPTLY CALL ANY ERROR TO THE ATTENTION OF YOUR SUPERVISOR OR YOUR PERSONNEL OFFICE.\n1. Conditions Pertinent To All Types of Personnel Action for such positions. Such appointments do not confer a competitive\nThe personnel oction identified on the face of this form is subject to civil service status ar eligibility for movement to jobs in the competi-\nall applicable lows, rules, ond regulations governing Federal employ- tive service; they moy be made without restrictions on eee witha\nment and may be subject to investigation ond approval by the Civil conditional or indefinite limitation, or with o definite time limitation.\nService Commission. The action may be corrected or canceled if not in A tial period moy be required at the discretion of the employing office,\naccordance with all legal requirements, or if based upon your mis-\nrepresentation or fraud. Mtl. Information About Tenure Groups\nIn addition, the grade of the position to which you ore officially Employees are ranked in tenure groups accarding to the nature of\nassigned may be reviewed and corrected by your agency personnel their appaintment; those with unrestricted tenure are placed in Group |,\noffice, or by the Civil Service Commission. os those serving under condition! appointments which automatically lead\n: \u00ab 2 to full tenure after a prescribed time and without further qualification\nYour performonce rating upon entrance into a new position is \u2018\u2018satis- are placed in Group I, and those serving under temporary of indefinite\nfactory\u2019\u2019 unless or until you are notified otherwise. appointments not iimited to an exact time or date are placed in Group\n: Ul. Within each tenure group, ranking 1s determined by veteran pref-\nlems 9 and 10 show the common types of payroll deductions; \u2018'FEGLI\" erence, performance coting, and totol Federal service. If it should\nCee ee wor Sc nee AS te tongn Salen become necessary 10 reauce force employees are selected for separa-\n. . : tion or change ts Inwer grade according to tus general ranking. \u2014 Em-\nAdditional deductions may be made under the Federal Employees ployees serving under competitive appointments and those serving under\nHealth Benefits program and for income. taxes, bonds, and other pur- excepted oppvint nents are ranked separateiy for reduction in farce\nposes authorized by law. purposes.\nK. Information About Appointments IV. Informatica About Your Status After Separation\nAppointments ta positions tn the combetutre service: The Civil \u2018 '\nService Act places most positions in the \u2018\u2018competitive service.\u201d The Hf you are reporoted or placed in o ponpay stotus tor on extended\nCivil Service Cammission sets qualification requirements and controls period, your eriplaying agency will furnish you with Stondord Form 6\nrecruitment for such positions As a general rule, persons selected explaining your \u201cights for unemployment insurance benefit, If you\nfrom civil servic\u00e9 registers to fill continuing jobs in the competitive were covered\u2019by the cwil service retirement system or Federal employ-\nservice are given career-conditional appointments. Such appointments ees group life insurance, you hove previously been furnished certifi.\nare secured through direct competition with other members of the cotes describing these programs; you can refer to such certificates for\ngenerat public seeking similar work in Government agencies, and per- information regarding your rights and possible Benefits after separation\nmit qualified employees to be assigned without further competitive ex- If you dre seperated from o career o\u00a2 career-conditional appointment,\namination to other jobs in the competitive service. Career-conditional you may have teinstofement eligibility and con apply directly to any\nappointments become career appointments upon completion of 3 years Federal activity and may be employed without further competitive ex\nof substantially continuous creditable service. amination; if you are a nanveteran and you are separated froma\nThe first year tollowiny \u00a9 nontempornry compelitive appointment gen: career-conditional appointment your etigibility for reinstatement is gen-\nerally is a probationary period. during which period an appointee must erally limited to 3 years from the date of separation. If you are tepa-\ndemonstrate his full competence and fitness for Federal employment rated from a temporary or excepted appointment, you have no rein-\nReinstotements ore also subject to a probotionary period unless one stotement privileges based upon such service,\nwos previously completed. Transfers; promotions, changes. to lower \u201d You will be given any lump sum payment that may be due you for on\ngrode, and reassignments during a probotionary period are subject to nual leave af the time of separation. Refund of an appropriate postion\ncompletion of probation. of this payment will be required \u00abf you are 1eemployed im a Federal\nTemporary appointments do not confer a civil service stalus and do agency in a position under the same leave system during the\u2019 period\nnot lead to c career or career-conditional appointment without some covered by such payment\nfurther examination or qualification, Limited temporary appointments .\nare made when there is no centinuing need for a person's service, re- V._Availabiliry of Further Information _\ngardless of the manner in which he qualified for appointment; accept: Oo :\nance of such appointment will not remove a person's name from a civil Consult your supervisor if you have questions shout the above state\nservice register an which he may later be reached for career-conditiona! ments or the entries on the front of this form. or cbaut ather motiers\noppointment. concerning your employment. This is particularly imporrant on ques-\ntions involving granting of leave, assignment of duties, and hours of\nAppointments to positions in the excepted service: Excepted work which are generally unde: his control. If your questions ove fe 4\nappointments are made to positions which are excepted from the com- nicol, your superviser inay refer you to your personnel office which wil!\npetitive service by low or other special authority, Generally the em- hove capies of controlling civil service reguiations, os well as your in\nploying agency sets qualification requirements and conducts recruitment dividuo! records, and so can best explain how they apply in your case.\n0 a bitos-//wranw od dociman edi ida bQ202", "img_26430.png": "ae Me\nAree a : JANUARY 1948\ncoy oe\nUNL Pes\n8 Sie yt be E\nIBY Lio cement,\n: bit a pe\n= 2, NUTRITION EDUCATION\neee wt |\n4 Bae re\ni i Are ey\nPagagaasae ee) AES\nSe} hl] | iat LH Sp Set yee ener ym : a =\nee by de [pest PR EOS NX\nalan, Moka OETA CRON OK eet AL, iy wee\nAS) en, PTA) ORS eC ER NON \u00e9 /\nBN Bee\n1] Fees: PEER Nig WA NY\nPee CAA a ag CPOE | HEMI Sa KAX XK KANN NX Oy, BF NS\nchee 1D nde POEL RK A es Ya \\ XX\nee) PE : eat BS ANKE, ag ES eo CF\neen Ay CM. Seg SSN9) \\\nCe DY LS Ba ALAR i Res) bin\nUDOT eg MN BOT) Pe\nNPN Sa OE Re UATE Y Seis ary) oe dit\nie Pees bie ome, \u201cfee\nye EDR oY eg ey ae\nWIA) < Seaman \u2122 ee |\nFORME MAIL SEAN), OS Meade\u2019 We ducal Nee Wath.\ney: ie NZ. CAD iN We\nRe el ee he oe\nGe bDe 225 (ues naman: PACS pe e/ \\ X\nhs a gE R RO MRCS enc, MEO ea ee wot\nLEP eg cere se, B)\nSi trong Healthy Bodies\n, \u2019 e\nNeed. the [dight\u201choodls\nLAL SJ AHL Te LO Ee al Vag\nLAL SOA ACL LLL ela 1) a A a Be) teed F-Y,\u00a5 |\nCiel rere TTT eT ee", "img_26431.png": "ae Me\nAree a : JANUARY 1948\ncoy oe\nUNL Pes\n8 Sie yt be E\nIBY Lio cement,\n: bit a pe\n= 2, NUTRITION EDUCATION\neee wt |\n4 Bae re\ni i Are ey\nPagagaasae ee) AES\nSe} hl] | iat LH Sp Set yee ener ym : a =\nee by de [pest PR EOS NX\nalan, Moka OETA CRON OK eet AL, iy wee\nAS) en, PTA) ORS eC ER NON \u00e9 /\nBN Bee\n1] Fees: PEER Nig WA NY\nPee CAA a ag CPOE | HEMI Sa KAX XK KANN NX Oy, BF NS\nchee 1D nde POEL RK A es Ya \\ XX\nee) PE : eat BS ANKE, ag ES eo CF\neen Ay CM. Seg SSN9) \\\nCe DY LS Ba ALAR i Res) bin\nUDOT eg MN BOT) Pe\nNPN Sa OE Re UATE Y Seis ary) oe dit\nie Pees bie ome, \u201cfee\nye EDR oY eg ey ae\nWIA) < Seaman \u2122 ee |\nFORME MAIL SEAN), OS Meade\u2019 We ducal Nee Wath.\ney: ie NZ. CAD iN We\nRe el ee he oe\nGe bDe 225 (ues naman: PACS pe e/ \\ X\nhs a gE R RO MRCS enc, MEO ea ee wot\nLEP eg cere se, B)\nSi trong Healthy Bodies\n, \u2019 e\nNeed. the [dight\u201choodls\nLAL SJ AHL Te LO Ee al Vag\nLAL SOA ACL LLL ela 1) a A a Be) teed F-Y,\u00a5 |\nCiel rere TTT eT ee", "img_5409.png": "* To clarify terminology, studies that * If research findings are associative, }, Rejection of\nfind statistically significant differ- rather than establishing or indicat- Rei . f\nences shall be considered to have ing cause-and-effect, this factshould EINTERDRETATIONS 0\npositive results, and studies that do be noted prominently and clearly, Old Data without New\nnot find statistically significant dif- and that limitation fully explicated. E \u00b0 | I \u2019\nferences shall be considered to have XPERIMENTAL INQUIRY\nnegative results study based only on\n4, Public Communication reinterpretations of\nmo. : preexisting data\n. EpUuDL . should be treated critically {as\n3. Prepublication by Responsible hould be treated critically {\nTechnical Review Scientists should all analyses) unless the\nIl personsinvolved in conclusions are substantiated\nhe completed study shall the research protocol by subsequent experimental\nbesubjecttoscientificand inquiry.\n: . shall be fully respon-\ntechnical review to en- ible for communicating th\nsure that the abstract, summary, ! com g ie\nand conclusions are supported study results accurately to the * Meta-analyses of findings from sepa-\nby the data, methods, and public when appropriate, and rate research projects shall be con-\nlyses, and t that it when the study results have ducted only where the protocols,\nanalyses, and to ensure at i public policy implications. objectives, and methods of the\nupholds conventional sound projects are similar; the rationale for\nscientific practice, includingad- using meta-analysis shall be ex-\nherence to the principles no- * Whereapplicable, publication of the plained and evaluated, and any dif-\nticed above. final results of the study shall in- ferences in the protocols, methods,\nclude comparative risk analyses, or findings of the separate projects\nidentification of limitations of the shall be fully described; weaknesses\n\u00a9 The raw data and study results must study, the need for future research, and limitations of meta-analysis\nbe available and subject to replica- as well as other relevant informa- should be clearly discussed for the\ntion by qualified researchers outside tion, including factors that may have date being analyzed.\nthe investigative team. affected the quality or integrity of\n* Study results that are not consistent the results.\nwith accepted scientific knowledge\nmust be validated by subsequent\nstudies before being used as the basis\nfor the formulation of public policy.\nThe Advancement of Sound Science Coalition\nPO Box 18432\nWashington, DC 20036\ni . , 7116460143\nSourcesuhttp:/industydacumerits dibrarycstecki/tabadcoMons/hyeit0028", "img_5412.png": "* To clarify terminology, studies that * If research findings are associative, }, Rejection of\nfind statistically significant differ- rather than establishing or indicat- Rei . f\nences shall be considered to have ing cause-and-effect, this factshould EINTERDRETATIONS 0\npositive results, and studies that do be noted prominently and clearly, Old Data without New\nnot find statistically significant dif- and that limitation fully explicated. E \u00b0 | I \u2019\nferences shall be considered to have XPERIMENTAL INQUIRY\nnegative results study based only on\n4, Public Communication reinterpretations of\nmo. : preexisting data\n. EpUuDL . should be treated critically {as\n3. Prepublication by Responsible hould be treated critically {\nTechnical Review Scientists should all analyses) unless the\nIl personsinvolved in conclusions are substantiated\nhe completed study shall the research protocol by subsequent experimental\nbesubjecttoscientificand inquiry.\n: . shall be fully respon-\ntechnical review to en- ible for communicating th\nsure that the abstract, summary, ! com g ie\nand conclusions are supported study results accurately to the * Meta-analyses of findings from sepa-\nby the data, methods, and public when appropriate, and rate research projects shall be con-\nlyses, and t that it when the study results have ducted only where the protocols,\nanalyses, and to ensure at i public policy implications. objectives, and methods of the\nupholds conventional sound projects are similar; the rationale for\nscientific practice, includingad- using meta-analysis shall be ex-\nherence to the principles no- * Whereapplicable, publication of the plained and evaluated, and any dif-\nticed above. final results of the study shall in- ferences in the protocols, methods,\nclude comparative risk analyses, or findings of the separate projects\nidentification of limitations of the shall be fully described; weaknesses\n\u00a9 The raw data and study results must study, the need for future research, and limitations of meta-analysis\nbe available and subject to replica- as well as other relevant informa- should be clearly discussed for the\ntion by qualified researchers outside tion, including factors that may have date being analyzed.\nthe investigative team. affected the quality or integrity of\n* Study results that are not consistent the results.\nwith accepted scientific knowledge\nmust be validated by subsequent\nstudies before being used as the basis\nfor the formulation of public policy.\nThe Advancement of Sound Science Coalition\nPO Box 18432\nWashington, DC 20036\ni . , 7116460143\nSourcesuhttp:/industydacumerits dibrarycstecki/tabadcoMons/hyeit0028", "img_46109.png": "Strategic Publications Development Meeting\nOctober 19, 2000\nMeeting Recap\nAttendees:\nWyeth-Ayerst: Jamie Durocher, Mark Barbee, Stephanie Brown, Alice Conti\nDesignWrite: Karen Mittleman (Called In)\nGeneral Discussion\n\ne DWwill include more detailed information on target dates for manuscripts;\n\u201cAnti-aging\u201d strategy paper will be incorporated under \u201cBundle of Benefits\u201d\nstrategy; Lori Mosca\u2019s paper published in Arch Intern Med on Role of HRT in\nPrevention of CVD will be moved to CVD section.\n\ne Grid will need to be filled in with information from Jamie and Gail on which\nmanuscripts have been distributed, how they\u2019ve been distributed, and to whom.\n\nStrategic Publications Development\n\ne Relevance of Clinical Markers for CVD Outcomes (CVD #3)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Matt Rhoa regarding Ridker based on the concern raised by Pam. DW\nwill ensure that paper includes data on NF-kB.\n\ne Healthy Endothelium paper (CVD #5)\u2014Alice will contact Koh. Committee\nneeds to provide comments on outline to DW by November 1. (Note: Alice has\ncontacted Koh and he has agreed to author the paper.)\n\n\u00a2 Mammographic Density and HRT (BC #5)\u2014Alice will setup conference call with\nFiorica, Tony, Mark, and DW for week of October 30th. (Note: Conference call\nhas been scheduled for November Ist.)\n\ne Lanes\u2019 Clinical Markers for Osteoporosis Outcomes (BB #7)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Lane and will send her final outline. DW will e-mail Alice the final\noutline to send to Lane if she agrees to author the paper. (Note: DW sent outline\nto Alice 10/27/00.)\n\ne Communicating persistence/usage and awareness data (Rx #5)\u2014Meeting has\nbeen set with legal for the week of October 30th for discussion of moving paper\nforward. Alice will update committee after the meeting.\n\ne Stephanie to check on the status of Lila\u2019s paper \u201cBreast Cancer and HRT in\nPerspective\u201d (BC #4) to be published in The Female Patient. (Note: Paper was\npublished in Primary Care Edition in October)\n\ne DW will follow-up with Gallagher on The Role of Estrogens in the Management\nof Postmenopausal Bone Loss (SERMS #3) paper after ASRM.\n\ne Update of additional papers in pipeline\n\u2014 Raymond Ke sent HRT and Immune Function paper (BB #4) to Women\u2019s\n\nHealth in Primary Care on 9/18/00.\n\u2014 Galley proofs received for Macular degeneration and HRT paper (BB #2).\nPaper should be published in Nov/Dec issue.\n~ Trudy Bush\u2019s review paper (BC #3) and Michele Curtis\u2019 review paper (Rx #1)\nwere submitted for the JAMA special women\u2019s issue.\n- DWvwill follow up with Lisa Shulman (BB #3) after ASRM.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001777\nOrder", "img_46110.png": "Strategic Publications Development Meeting\nOctober 19, 2000\nMeeting Recap\nAttendees:\nWyeth-Ayerst: Jamie Durocher, Mark Barbee, Stephanie Brown, Alice Conti\nDesignWrite: Karen Mittleman (Called In)\nGeneral Discussion\n\ne DWwill include more detailed information on target dates for manuscripts;\n\u201cAnti-aging\u201d strategy paper will be incorporated under \u201cBundle of Benefits\u201d\nstrategy; Lori Mosca\u2019s paper published in Arch Intern Med on Role of HRT in\nPrevention of CVD will be moved to CVD section.\n\ne Grid will need to be filled in with information from Jamie and Gail on which\nmanuscripts have been distributed, how they\u2019ve been distributed, and to whom.\n\nStrategic Publications Development\n\ne Relevance of Clinical Markers for CVD Outcomes (CVD #3)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Matt Rhoa regarding Ridker based on the concern raised by Pam. DW\nwill ensure that paper includes data on NF-kB.\n\ne Healthy Endothelium paper (CVD #5)\u2014Alice will contact Koh. Committee\nneeds to provide comments on outline to DW by November 1. (Note: Alice has\ncontacted Koh and he has agreed to author the paper.)\n\n\u00a2 Mammographic Density and HRT (BC #5)\u2014Alice will setup conference call with\nFiorica, Tony, Mark, and DW for week of October 30th. (Note: Conference call\nhas been scheduled for November Ist.)\n\ne Lanes\u2019 Clinical Markers for Osteoporosis Outcomes (BB #7)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Lane and will send her final outline. DW will e-mail Alice the final\noutline to send to Lane if she agrees to author the paper. (Note: DW sent outline\nto Alice 10/27/00.)\n\ne Communicating persistence/usage and awareness data (Rx #5)\u2014Meeting has\nbeen set with legal for the week of October 30th for discussion of moving paper\nforward. Alice will update committee after the meeting.\n\ne Stephanie to check on the status of Lila\u2019s paper \u201cBreast Cancer and HRT in\nPerspective\u201d (BC #4) to be published in The Female Patient. (Note: Paper was\npublished in Primary Care Edition in October)\n\ne DW will follow-up with Gallagher on The Role of Estrogens in the Management\nof Postmenopausal Bone Loss (SERMS #3) paper after ASRM.\n\ne Update of additional papers in pipeline\n\u2014 Raymond Ke sent HRT and Immune Function paper (BB #4) to Women\u2019s\n\nHealth in Primary Care on 9/18/00.\n\u2014 Galley proofs received for Macular degeneration and HRT paper (BB #2).\nPaper should be published in Nov/Dec issue.\n~ Trudy Bush\u2019s review paper (BC #3) and Michele Curtis\u2019 review paper (Rx #1)\nwere submitted for the JAMA special women\u2019s issue.\n- DWvwill follow up with Lisa Shulman (BB #3) after ASRM.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001777\nOrder", "img_46111.png": "Strategic Publications Development Meeting\nOctober 19, 2000\nMeeting Recap\nAttendees:\nWyeth-Ayerst: Jamie Durocher, Mark Barbee, Stephanie Brown, Alice Conti\nDesignWrite: Karen Mittleman (Called In)\nGeneral Discussion\n\ne DWwill include more detailed information on target dates for manuscripts;\n\u201cAnti-aging\u201d strategy paper will be incorporated under \u201cBundle of Benefits\u201d\nstrategy; Lori Mosca\u2019s paper published in Arch Intern Med on Role of HRT in\nPrevention of CVD will be moved to CVD section.\n\ne Grid will need to be filled in with information from Jamie and Gail on which\nmanuscripts have been distributed, how they\u2019ve been distributed, and to whom.\n\nStrategic Publications Development\n\ne Relevance of Clinical Markers for CVD Outcomes (CVD #3)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Matt Rhoa regarding Ridker based on the concern raised by Pam. DW\nwill ensure that paper includes data on NF-kB.\n\ne Healthy Endothelium paper (CVD #5)\u2014Alice will contact Koh. Committee\nneeds to provide comments on outline to DW by November 1. (Note: Alice has\ncontacted Koh and he has agreed to author the paper.)\n\n\u00a2 Mammographic Density and HRT (BC #5)\u2014Alice will setup conference call with\nFiorica, Tony, Mark, and DW for week of October 30th. (Note: Conference call\nhas been scheduled for November Ist.)\n\ne Lanes\u2019 Clinical Markers for Osteoporosis Outcomes (BB #7)\u2014Alice will follow-\nup with Lane and will send her final outline. DW will e-mail Alice the final\noutline to send to Lane if she agrees to author the paper. (Note: DW sent outline\nto Alice 10/27/00.)\n\ne Communicating persistence/usage and awareness data (Rx #5)\u2014Meeting has\nbeen set with legal for the week of October 30th for discussion of moving paper\nforward. Alice will update committee after the meeting.\n\ne Stephanie to check on the status of Lila\u2019s paper \u201cBreast Cancer and HRT in\nPerspective\u201d (BC #4) to be published in The Female Patient. (Note: Paper was\npublished in Primary Care Edition in October)\n\ne DW will follow-up with Gallagher on The Role of Estrogens in the Management\nof Postmenopausal Bone Loss (SERMS #3) paper after ASRM.\n\ne Update of additional papers in pipeline\n\u2014 Raymond Ke sent HRT and Immune Function paper (BB #4) to Women\u2019s\n\nHealth in Primary Care on 9/18/00.\n\u2014 Galley proofs received for Macular degeneration and HRT paper (BB #2).\nPaper should be published in Nov/Dec issue.\n~ Trudy Bush\u2019s review paper (BC #3) and Michele Curtis\u2019 review paper (Rx #1)\nwere submitted for the JAMA special women\u2019s issue.\n- DWvwill follow up with Lisa Shulman (BB #3) after ASRM.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality DUROJ023-001777\nOrder", "img_1191.png": "7 oy\near om S\n2- 4-13 pu\n| draft i\nFDA Conference Call: August 13, 2002\nFDA Personnel:\nJeri El-Hage, Ph.D., Toxicology Team Leader\nJena Weber, Project Manager\nTPNA Personnel:\nDavid Baron, Ph.D., Director, Nonclinical Safety and Efficacy\nJanet Haskins, Manager, Regulatory Affairs\nPat Frank, Ph.D., TPNA Consultant\nThis teleconference was held_as_a_follow-up_to_a discussion between TPNA and the\nAgency_on July 31,2002. The purpose of this this-conference-call was so that Dr. El-\nHage could expand upon the nonclinical data related to dual PPAR agonist that _was\ndiscussed shared-with TPNA ondurine-the July 31, 2002.-cenference-calt-\nDr. El-Hage informed TPNA that nonclinical data observed in several standard 2-year rat\nand mouse bioassay studies with several\u2014other dual PPAR agonists, similar\u2014te\npiegttazore- were shown to cause transitional cell tumors in the bladder and kidneys of\nmale and female rats and male mice Therefore, the Division is considering the relevance\nof these findings to becoming-concerned--with -the-potentiallytong\u2014term tumorigenic\neffects-ofthisese class of drugs.in-humaas. She also noted that in follow-up unspecified\nmechanistic studies, no evidence of irritation by crystalluria or calculi was noted.\nDr. El-Hage then described a tumor promoter-model study that was conducted by another\nsponsorcempany in which pioglitazone was administered. The study was designed as\nfollows:\n\u00a2 BBN was given to male Fisher rats in their drinking water for four weeks.\n\u00a2 Four groups were designated:\ne Pioglitazone 40 mg/kg/day after BBN\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-BAROND-00301714\nProduced in MDL on 09/08/12\nP6319-00061", "img_1192.png": "7 oy\near om S\n2- 4-13 pu\n| draft i\nFDA Conference Call: August 13, 2002\nFDA Personnel:\nJeri El-Hage, Ph.D., Toxicology Team Leader\nJena Weber, Project Manager\nTPNA Personnel:\nDavid Baron, Ph.D., Director, Nonclinical Safety and Efficacy\nJanet Haskins, Manager, Regulatory Affairs\nPat Frank, Ph.D., TPNA Consultant\nThis teleconference was held_as_a_follow-up_to_a discussion between TPNA and the\nAgency_on July 31,2002. The purpose of this this-conference-call was so that Dr. El-\nHage could expand upon the nonclinical data related to dual PPAR agonist that _was\ndiscussed shared-with TPNA ondurine-the July 31, 2002.-cenference-calt-\nDr. El-Hage informed TPNA that nonclinical data observed in several standard 2-year rat\nand mouse bioassay studies with several\u2014other dual PPAR agonists, similar\u2014te\npiegttazore- were shown to cause transitional cell tumors in the bladder and kidneys of\nmale and female rats and male mice Therefore, the Division is considering the relevance\nof these findings to becoming-concerned--with -the-potentiallytong\u2014term tumorigenic\neffects-ofthisese class of drugs.in-humaas. She also noted that in follow-up unspecified\nmechanistic studies, no evidence of irritation by crystalluria or calculi was noted.\nDr. El-Hage then described a tumor promoter-model study that was conducted by another\nsponsorcempany in which pioglitazone was administered. The study was designed as\nfollows:\n\u00a2 BBN was given to male Fisher rats in their drinking water for four weeks.\n\u00a2 Four groups were designated:\ne Pioglitazone 40 mg/kg/day after BBN\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-BAROND-00301714\nProduced in MDL on 09/08/12\nP6319-00061", "img_1193.png": "7 oy\near om S\n2- 4-13 pu\n| draft i\nFDA Conference Call: August 13, 2002\nFDA Personnel:\nJeri El-Hage, Ph.D., Toxicology Team Leader\nJena Weber, Project Manager\nTPNA Personnel:\nDavid Baron, Ph.D., Director, Nonclinical Safety and Efficacy\nJanet Haskins, Manager, Regulatory Affairs\nPat Frank, Ph.D., TPNA Consultant\nThis teleconference was held_as_a_follow-up_to_a discussion between TPNA and the\nAgency_on July 31,2002. The purpose of this this-conference-call was so that Dr. El-\nHage could expand upon the nonclinical data related to dual PPAR agonist that _was\ndiscussed shared-with TPNA ondurine-the July 31, 2002.-cenference-calt-\nDr. El-Hage informed TPNA that nonclinical data observed in several standard 2-year rat\nand mouse bioassay studies with several\u2014other dual PPAR agonists, similar\u2014te\npiegttazore- were shown to cause transitional cell tumors in the bladder and kidneys of\nmale and female rats and male mice Therefore, the Division is considering the relevance\nof these findings to becoming-concerned--with -the-potentiallytong\u2014term tumorigenic\neffects-ofthisese class of drugs.in-humaas. She also noted that in follow-up unspecified\nmechanistic studies, no evidence of irritation by crystalluria or calculi was noted.\nDr. El-Hage then described a tumor promoter-model study that was conducted by another\nsponsorcempany in which pioglitazone was administered. The study was designed as\nfollows:\n\u00a2 BBN was given to male Fisher rats in their drinking water for four weeks.\n\u00a2 Four groups were designated:\ne Pioglitazone 40 mg/kg/day after BBN\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-BAROND-00301714\nProduced in MDL on 09/08/12\nP6319-00061", "img_1194.png": "7 oy\near om S\n2- 4-13 pu\n| draft i\nFDA Conference Call: August 13, 2002\nFDA Personnel:\nJeri El-Hage, Ph.D., Toxicology Team Leader\nJena Weber, Project Manager\nTPNA Personnel:\nDavid Baron, Ph.D., Director, Nonclinical Safety and Efficacy\nJanet Haskins, Manager, Regulatory Affairs\nPat Frank, Ph.D., TPNA Consultant\nThis teleconference was held_as_a_follow-up_to_a discussion between TPNA and the\nAgency_on July 31,2002. The purpose of this this-conference-call was so that Dr. El-\nHage could expand upon the nonclinical data related to dual PPAR agonist that _was\ndiscussed shared-with TPNA ondurine-the July 31, 2002.-cenference-calt-\nDr. El-Hage informed TPNA that nonclinical data observed in several standard 2-year rat\nand mouse bioassay studies with several\u2014other dual PPAR agonists, similar\u2014te\npiegttazore- were shown to cause transitional cell tumors in the bladder and kidneys of\nmale and female rats and male mice Therefore, the Division is considering the relevance\nof these findings to becoming-concerned--with -the-potentiallytong\u2014term tumorigenic\neffects-ofthisese class of drugs.in-humaas. She also noted that in follow-up unspecified\nmechanistic studies, no evidence of irritation by crystalluria or calculi was noted.\nDr. El-Hage then described a tumor promoter-model study that was conducted by another\nsponsorcempany in which pioglitazone was administered. The study was designed as\nfollows:\n\u00a2 BBN was given to male Fisher rats in their drinking water for four weeks.\n\u00a2 Four groups were designated:\ne Pioglitazone 40 mg/kg/day after BBN\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-BAROND-00301714\nProduced in MDL on 09/08/12\nP6319-00061", "img_46632.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46633.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46635.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46637.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46639.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46643.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. Lynch\n\nThanks, and have a good weekend!\n\nNicole Cooper\n\nManager, Scientific Communications\n\nDesignWrite\n\nPh: 6095242329\n\nFax: 6094972304\n\nncooper@dwrite.com\n\n7/18/2003\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-022557\nOrder", "img_46645.png": "Page 2 of 2\n\nMLB. Sandin\n\nR. Richardson Young\n\nR. Besthof\n\nT. Fantacone\n\nC. Bendas (OCC)\n\nR. 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Sai as loss under the head \"Income ii. ~Luxury Tax\nSankar are being proposed for your from Business\" and Rs.8.97 crore As mentioned in last year's Report\napproval. was claimed as a capital loss under voy a\nth _ tthe | T a Contempt Petition has been filed\nDIRECTORS\u2019 RESPONSIBILITY Ae provisions of tne Income Tax in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nSTATEMENT cr. the Commercial Tax Officer, on\nPursuant to Section 217(2AA) of the The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal behalf of the Government of\n. allowed the entire amount of Andhra Pradesh against the\nCompanies (Amendment) Act, 2000 | . .\n: . : Rs.38.67 crore as a capital loss. It Managing Director of your\nthe Directors confirm that: .\nmay be noted that the department Company alleging contempt of the\n1. in the preparation of the Annual had treated the entire loss as a Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nAccounts, the applicable \"Speculation Loss.\" judgement dated 20th January,\nting standards have bi i i\nfolleceds srangares lave een Your Company has preferred to file 2008 which hed se aside levy\n\u2018 an appeal in the matter before the uxury Tax. Tne Department has\n2. appropriate accounting policies Hon'ble High Court of Andhra alleged that your Company has\nhave been applied consistently. Pradesh, which is still pending. failed to pay an amount of\nJudgement and estimates which Further i . ith i Rs.34.86 crore being the Luxury\nare reasonable and prudent have Si er 4 cote wit its Tax collected from customers by\nbeen made so as to give a true . \"he ies mn oe onan your Company after passing of the\nand fair view of the state of affairs \" C tnancia ie 4 \\ interim order dated IstJune,1999,\nof your Company as at the end of ee F535 88 ee oe but not paid to the State\nthe financial year and of the profit OSS OF RSOY.O8 Crore, OF WHIC Government of Andhra Pradesh\nof your Company for the period; Rs.44.18 crore was claimed as a which is in violation of the said\nloss under the head \"Income from judgement dated 20th January,\n3. proper and sufficient care has been Business\" and Rs.9.50 crore was 2005. An amount of Rs.29.81\ntaken for the maintenance of claimed as a capital loss under the crore has also been claimed as\nadequate accounting records in provisions of the Income Tax Act. interest thereon @ 24% per annum.\naccordance with the provisions of The Income Tax Department has Yourc dithe M \u00b0\nthe Companies Act, 1956 for disallowed the entire amount our ompanyien tle aneging\nsafeguarding the assets of your excepting Rs.5.70 crore which was Director have both led separate\nCompany and for preventing and allowed as a capital loss. The counter affidavits strenuously\ndetecting fraud and other Commissioner of Income Tax denying that there has been any\nirregularities; (Appeals) further allowed coment on mei pat oltre said\n4. the Annual Accounts have been Rs.11.24 crore out of the balance agement rine Hon'ble supreme\n4 basi amount of Rs.47.98 crore, on Court. The contempt case against\nce ee oes appeal before him Your Company the Managing Director of your\nwereren has preferred an appeal against comeeny wos cismisset Py the\ni. Income Tax the above order and the matter is he \u00a9 eh Co $ Far as\nnow before the Income Tax & case on ine Kompany Is\nIt may be recalled that your Appellate Tribunal concerned, there have been no\nCompany had diversified into PP , further developments during the\nFinancial Services Business and Consequent to the above orders, year.\nFoods Business in the early the Income Tax Department had, Entry T\nnineties. Subsequently in the year issued consequential orders under me Entry tox\n1998-99, your Company incurred Section 154 of the Income Tax Act As mentioned in last year's Report,\na total loss of Rs.38.67 crore in demanding Rs.28.86 crore several High Courts in the country\nthe financial services business of (revised) which was paid by your including those of Andhra Pradesh,\nwhich Rs.29.70 crore was claimed Company. Kerala, Tamilnadu and Assam\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_58875.png": "TEL\nand re-appointment of Mr. N. Sai as loss under the head \"Income ii. ~Luxury Tax\nSankar are being proposed for your from Business\" and Rs.8.97 crore As mentioned in last year's Report\napproval. was claimed as a capital loss under voy a\nth _ tthe | T a Contempt Petition has been filed\nDIRECTORS\u2019 RESPONSIBILITY Ae provisions of tne Income Tax in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nSTATEMENT cr. the Commercial Tax Officer, on\nPursuant to Section 217(2AA) of the The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal behalf of the Government of\n. allowed the entire amount of Andhra Pradesh against the\nCompanies (Amendment) Act, 2000 | . .\n: . : Rs.38.67 crore as a capital loss. It Managing Director of your\nthe Directors confirm that: .\nmay be noted that the department Company alleging contempt of the\n1. in the preparation of the Annual had treated the entire loss as a Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nAccounts, the applicable \"Speculation Loss.\" judgement dated 20th January,\nting standards have bi i i\nfolleceds srangares lave een Your Company has preferred to file 2008 which hed se aside levy\n\u2018 an appeal in the matter before the uxury Tax. Tne Department has\n2. appropriate accounting policies Hon'ble High Court of Andhra alleged that your Company has\nhave been applied consistently. Pradesh, which is still pending. failed to pay an amount of\nJudgement and estimates which Further i . ith i Rs.34.86 crore being the Luxury\nare reasonable and prudent have Si er 4 cote wit its Tax collected from customers by\nbeen made so as to give a true . \"he ies mn oe onan your Company after passing of the\nand fair view of the state of affairs \" C tnancia ie 4 \\ interim order dated IstJune,1999,\nof your Company as at the end of ee F535 88 ee oe but not paid to the State\nthe financial year and of the profit OSS OF RSOY.O8 Crore, OF WHIC Government of Andhra Pradesh\nof your Company for the period; Rs.44.18 crore was claimed as a which is in violation of the said\nloss under the head \"Income from judgement dated 20th January,\n3. proper and sufficient care has been Business\" and Rs.9.50 crore was 2005. An amount of Rs.29.81\ntaken for the maintenance of claimed as a capital loss under the crore has also been claimed as\nadequate accounting records in provisions of the Income Tax Act. interest thereon @ 24% per annum.\naccordance with the provisions of The Income Tax Department has Yourc dithe M \u00b0\nthe Companies Act, 1956 for disallowed the entire amount our ompanyien tle aneging\nsafeguarding the assets of your excepting Rs.5.70 crore which was Director have both led separate\nCompany and for preventing and allowed as a capital loss. The counter affidavits strenuously\ndetecting fraud and other Commissioner of Income Tax denying that there has been any\nirregularities; (Appeals) further allowed coment on mei pat oltre said\n4. the Annual Accounts have been Rs.11.24 crore out of the balance agement rine Hon'ble supreme\n4 basi amount of Rs.47.98 crore, on Court. The contempt case against\nce ee oes appeal before him Your Company the Managing Director of your\nwereren has preferred an appeal against comeeny wos cismisset Py the\ni. Income Tax the above order and the matter is he \u00a9 eh Co $ Far as\nnow before the Income Tax & case on ine Kompany Is\nIt may be recalled that your Appellate Tribunal concerned, there have been no\nCompany had diversified into PP , further developments during the\nFinancial Services Business and Consequent to the above orders, year.\nFoods Business in the early the Income Tax Department had, Entry T\nnineties. Subsequently in the year issued consequential orders under me Entry tox\n1998-99, your Company incurred Section 154 of the Income Tax Act As mentioned in last year's Report,\na total loss of Rs.38.67 crore in demanding Rs.28.86 crore several High Courts in the country\nthe financial services business of (revised) which was paid by your including those of Andhra Pradesh,\nwhich Rs.29.70 crore was claimed Company. Kerala, Tamilnadu and Assam\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_58876.png": "TEL\nand re-appointment of Mr. N. Sai as loss under the head \"Income ii. ~Luxury Tax\nSankar are being proposed for your from Business\" and Rs.8.97 crore As mentioned in last year's Report\napproval. was claimed as a capital loss under voy a\nth _ tthe | T a Contempt Petition has been filed\nDIRECTORS\u2019 RESPONSIBILITY Ae provisions of tne Income Tax in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nSTATEMENT cr. the Commercial Tax Officer, on\nPursuant to Section 217(2AA) of the The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal behalf of the Government of\n. allowed the entire amount of Andhra Pradesh against the\nCompanies (Amendment) Act, 2000 | . .\n: . : Rs.38.67 crore as a capital loss. It Managing Director of your\nthe Directors confirm that: .\nmay be noted that the department Company alleging contempt of the\n1. in the preparation of the Annual had treated the entire loss as a Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nAccounts, the applicable \"Speculation Loss.\" judgement dated 20th January,\nting standards have bi i i\nfolleceds srangares lave een Your Company has preferred to file 2008 which hed se aside levy\n\u2018 an appeal in the matter before the uxury Tax. Tne Department has\n2. appropriate accounting policies Hon'ble High Court of Andhra alleged that your Company has\nhave been applied consistently. Pradesh, which is still pending. failed to pay an amount of\nJudgement and estimates which Further i . ith i Rs.34.86 crore being the Luxury\nare reasonable and prudent have Si er 4 cote wit its Tax collected from customers by\nbeen made so as to give a true . \"he ies mn oe onan your Company after passing of the\nand fair view of the state of affairs \" C tnancia ie 4 \\ interim order dated IstJune,1999,\nof your Company as at the end of ee F535 88 ee oe but not paid to the State\nthe financial year and of the profit OSS OF RSOY.O8 Crore, OF WHIC Government of Andhra Pradesh\nof your Company for the period; Rs.44.18 crore was claimed as a which is in violation of the said\nloss under the head \"Income from judgement dated 20th January,\n3. proper and sufficient care has been Business\" and Rs.9.50 crore was 2005. An amount of Rs.29.81\ntaken for the maintenance of claimed as a capital loss under the crore has also been claimed as\nadequate accounting records in provisions of the Income Tax Act. interest thereon @ 24% per annum.\naccordance with the provisions of The Income Tax Department has Yourc dithe M \u00b0\nthe Companies Act, 1956 for disallowed the entire amount our ompanyien tle aneging\nsafeguarding the assets of your excepting Rs.5.70 crore which was Director have both led separate\nCompany and for preventing and allowed as a capital loss. The counter affidavits strenuously\ndetecting fraud and other Commissioner of Income Tax denying that there has been any\nirregularities; (Appeals) further allowed coment on mei pat oltre said\n4. the Annual Accounts have been Rs.11.24 crore out of the balance agement rine Hon'ble supreme\n4 basi amount of Rs.47.98 crore, on Court. The contempt case against\nce ee oes appeal before him Your Company the Managing Director of your\nwereren has preferred an appeal against comeeny wos cismisset Py the\ni. Income Tax the above order and the matter is he \u00a9 eh Co $ Far as\nnow before the Income Tax & case on ine Kompany Is\nIt may be recalled that your Appellate Tribunal concerned, there have been no\nCompany had diversified into PP , further developments during the\nFinancial Services Business and Consequent to the above orders, year.\nFoods Business in the early the Income Tax Department had, Entry T\nnineties. Subsequently in the year issued consequential orders under me Entry tox\n1998-99, your Company incurred Section 154 of the Income Tax Act As mentioned in last year's Report,\na total loss of Rs.38.67 crore in demanding Rs.28.86 crore several High Courts in the country\nthe financial services business of (revised) which was paid by your including those of Andhra Pradesh,\nwhich Rs.29.70 crore was claimed Company. Kerala, Tamilnadu and Assam\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_58877.png": "TEL\nand re-appointment of Mr. N. Sai as loss under the head \"Income ii. ~Luxury Tax\nSankar are being proposed for your from Business\" and Rs.8.97 crore As mentioned in last year's Report\napproval. was claimed as a capital loss under voy a\nth _ tthe | T a Contempt Petition has been filed\nDIRECTORS\u2019 RESPONSIBILITY Ae provisions of tne Income Tax in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nSTATEMENT cr. the Commercial Tax Officer, on\nPursuant to Section 217(2AA) of the The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal behalf of the Government of\n. allowed the entire amount of Andhra Pradesh against the\nCompanies (Amendment) Act, 2000 | . .\n: . : Rs.38.67 crore as a capital loss. It Managing Director of your\nthe Directors confirm that: .\nmay be noted that the department Company alleging contempt of the\n1. in the preparation of the Annual had treated the entire loss as a Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nAccounts, the applicable \"Speculation Loss.\" judgement dated 20th January,\nting standards have bi i i\nfolleceds srangares lave een Your Company has preferred to file 2008 which hed se aside levy\n\u2018 an appeal in the matter before the uxury Tax. Tne Department has\n2. appropriate accounting policies Hon'ble High Court of Andhra alleged that your Company has\nhave been applied consistently. Pradesh, which is still pending. failed to pay an amount of\nJudgement and estimates which Further i . ith i Rs.34.86 crore being the Luxury\nare reasonable and prudent have Si er 4 cote wit its Tax collected from customers by\nbeen made so as to give a true . \"he ies mn oe onan your Company after passing of the\nand fair view of the state of affairs \" C tnancia ie 4 \\ interim order dated IstJune,1999,\nof your Company as at the end of ee F535 88 ee oe but not paid to the State\nthe financial year and of the profit OSS OF RSOY.O8 Crore, OF WHIC Government of Andhra Pradesh\nof your Company for the period; Rs.44.18 crore was claimed as a which is in violation of the said\nloss under the head \"Income from judgement dated 20th January,\n3. proper and sufficient care has been Business\" and Rs.9.50 crore was 2005. An amount of Rs.29.81\ntaken for the maintenance of claimed as a capital loss under the crore has also been claimed as\nadequate accounting records in provisions of the Income Tax Act. interest thereon @ 24% per annum.\naccordance with the provisions of The Income Tax Department has Yourc dithe M \u00b0\nthe Companies Act, 1956 for disallowed the entire amount our ompanyien tle aneging\nsafeguarding the assets of your excepting Rs.5.70 crore which was Director have both led separate\nCompany and for preventing and allowed as a capital loss. The counter affidavits strenuously\ndetecting fraud and other Commissioner of Income Tax denying that there has been any\nirregularities; (Appeals) further allowed coment on mei pat oltre said\n4. the Annual Accounts have been Rs.11.24 crore out of the balance agement rine Hon'ble supreme\n4 basi amount of Rs.47.98 crore, on Court. The contempt case against\nce ee oes appeal before him Your Company the Managing Director of your\nwereren has preferred an appeal against comeeny wos cismisset Py the\ni. Income Tax the above order and the matter is he \u00a9 eh Co $ Far as\nnow before the Income Tax & case on ine Kompany Is\nIt may be recalled that your Appellate Tribunal concerned, there have been no\nCompany had diversified into PP , further developments during the\nFinancial Services Business and Consequent to the above orders, year.\nFoods Business in the early the Income Tax Department had, Entry T\nnineties. Subsequently in the year issued consequential orders under me Entry tox\n1998-99, your Company incurred Section 154 of the Income Tax Act As mentioned in last year's Report,\na total loss of Rs.38.67 crore in demanding Rs.28.86 crore several High Courts in the country\nthe financial services business of (revised) which was paid by your including those of Andhra Pradesh,\nwhich Rs.29.70 crore was claimed Company. Kerala, Tamilnadu and Assam\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_58925.png": "have struck down the levy of Entry without payment of duty during the the Writ Petitions within a period\nTax on the ground that itis violative period April 1996 to March 2002. of two months from the date of\nof Article 301 and not saved under An appeal against the said Order communication of the Order\nthe Article 304(b) of the has been filed by the Excise without giving unnecessary\nConstitution, as it is not Department and is presently adjournments. The matter is\ncompensatory in the manner pending in the Hon'ble Supreme pending in the Hon'ble Guwahati\nrequired in terms of the Supreme Court. High Court.\nron |sdoemen! in ihe ot : In the meantime, the Hon'ble iii. Misclassification of plain\n/s._Jinda tainless Ltd. Supreme Court by its Order dated cigarettes\nThereafter, several states such as\n27th November, 2008 has ioned in | :\nUttar Pradesh, Bihar and Haryana : . As mentioned in last year's Report,\nremanded various other similar h . issued\nhave attempted to re-introduce . the Excise Department issued a\nEntry Tax b' ding the original appeals pertaining to other show cause notice dated 5th\nniny Tox by amending ine origina manufacturers back to their February, 2008 on your Compan\nActs: sporking : ree round of respective Tribunals _ for demanding differential duties of\nlegal challenges in the Hoh pours re-adjudication in the light of about Rs.41.12 crore covering the\nMost of the appeals filed by the individual facts of each case. iod f : July 2003 +\nvarious states, and individual . . perio rom July \u00b0\nNotices for subsequent periods\n. December 2007 on account of\ncompanies have been clubbed have also been received by your alleged misclassification of filter\ntogether. The Hon'ble Supreme Company which have been kept cigarettes as nonfilter cigarettes\nCourt by its Order dated 18th ; iting th isi f garenes Mer cig .\npending awaiting the decision ol\nDecember, 2008 in the batch of he Hon'ble $ C This is with specific regard to\n. . tne Hon'ble Supreme Court. manufacture of certain brands of\ncases headed by Jai Prakash | h filter ci tt h th\nAssociates vs the State of MP has + North-East noner cigarelies wnere ime\n. . . . ' mouth-end of the cigarette rod\nreferred a number of vital questions As mentioned in last year's Report, .\n. comprising of Cut Rag Stem (CRS)\non levy of Entry Tax to the the Excise Department had .\naie . has been considered by the\nConstitutional Bench in terms of demanded a sum of Rs.6.90 crore . :\n. op ' Department to be a filter cigarette\nArticle 145(3) of the Constitution from two of your Company's former . .\n: . and differential duty demanded, as\nwhich are still pending contract manufacturers, by way of he\nSo . payable for a filter cigarette. Based\nadjudication. interest on the principal amount of .\naxgnermnmnerenmneneemnanerenmnensemnmnenenmmaneemnmnenen : . on the representations made by\n\u2018EXCISE Rs.3 1.20 crore repaid to the Excise your Company, an Order dated\nOT Department, consequent upon the oh Secon hee 2009 4\ni. Gay Wrappers : , eptember, was passe\nY PP judgement of the Hon'ble Supreme by the Commissioner of Central\nAs mentioned in last year's Report, Court dated 19th September, Excise whereby all further\nthe Customs, Excise and Service 2005. The two contract proceedings were dropped relying\nTax Appellate Tribunal, Bangalore manufacturers had filed Writ on the judgement dated 3rd\nby its Order dated 8th October, Petitions challenging the said September, 2008 of the Hon'ble\n2004, had allowed your demands in the Hon'ble Guwahati Supreme Court which held that\nCompany's appeal and set aside High Court and obtained Interim similar cigarettes made by another\nthe demand of the Excise Orders staying partial recovery manufacturer are classifiable as\nDepartment for an amount of until final disposal. Against the said plain cigarettes.\nRs.3.62 crore (including penalty Interim Orders, the Departmenthad Tob Ref\nand interest @ 24%) on the ground filed appeals in the Hon'ble \u2018Ys \"OPacce Ketuse\nthat Gay Wrappers (printed paper Supreme Court. By its Order dated Your Company has received show\nused for wrapping cigarette 15th April, 2009 the Hon'ble cause notices demanding recovery\npackets) had been manufactured Supreme Court has requested the of duty on cut tobacco used in the\nand consumed by your Company Hon'ble High Court to dispose off manufacture of tobacco refuse\n6 Annual Repod 2009-10", "img_20741.png": "VST Industries Limited\ne \u2014 Significant development on the human resources and industrial relations front;\n\u00a9 Quarterly details of foreign exchange exposure and the steps taken by the management to limit the risks of\nadverse exchange rate movement;\ne Non-compliance of any regulatory, statutory or listing requirements as well as shareholders services such\nas non-payment of dividend and delays in share transfer, if any; and\ne Minutes of meetings of subsidiary company.\nThe Board of Directors of your Company is routinely presented with all information under the above heads\nwhenever applicable and materially significant. These are submitted either as part of the agenda papers well in\nadvance of the Board Meetings or are tabled in the course of the Board Meetings or are tabled before the\nappropriate Committees of the Board.\n\niii. None of the Directors on the Board is a member of more than ten committees or a chairman of more than five\nsuch committees, across all the Companies in which he is a director as required under Clause 49 of the Listing\nAgreement. All the Directors have made the requisite disclosures regarding committee positions held by them in\nother companies.\n\n(D) Code of Conduct\n\nYour Board of Directors has adopted Code of Conduct for all the board members and senior management of the\n\nCompany and all the board members and senior managerial personnel have affirmed compliance with the Code of\n\nConduct for the current year. The Code of Conduct has also been posted on the website of the Company\n\n[www.vsthyd.com].\n\nIl. Audit Committee\n(A) The Audit Committee comprises three Independent Directors, as detailed below:\nName of the Director Nature of Directorship\nMr. R.V.K.M. Suryarau Chairman Independent Non-Executive Director\nMr, A. Basu Member Independent Non-Executive Director\nAir Chief Marshal |.H. Latif, P.V.S.M. (Retd.)| Member Independent Non-Executive Director\n\nMr. N. Sai Sankar, Deputy Managing Director & Secretary, acts as the Secretary to the Audit Committee.\n\nThe Chairman of the Audit Committee was present at the Annual General Meeting of the Company held on 16th\n\nJuly, 2009.\n\n(B) Meetings of Audit Committee and attendance during the year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2010 four audit committee meetings were held on 21st April, 2009,\n15th July, 2009, 15th October, 2009 and 12th January, 2010.\nName of Audit Committee Member No. of meetings held No. of meetings\nattended\nMr. R.V.K.M. Suryarau 4 4\nMr. A. Basu 4 4\nAir Chief Marshal LH. Latif, P.V.S.M. (Retd.) 4 3\nAnnual Repod 2009-10\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/rybx0223", "img_58533.png": "Rs. in Lakhs\n1,200 Equity Shares of s.10 each fully paid up 008\n500 Equity Shares of 8.10 each fly poid up 00\n462 Equity Shares of R10 each fly poid up 008 te\n200 Equity Shares of Rs.10 each fully paid up O01\n50 Equity Shores of Rs.10 each fully poid up 001\n[Agaregcte Marke! Value of Quoted Investments R.46.29 Lakhs \u2014_\n(Previous Yeor -R8.23.26 Lakhs] 09\nGovernment/Trust Securities ee\nNational Savings Certificate cost Rs.500 (Previous Year - Rs.500)\nLodged with Government Authority\nOther lnvesfments\nHDFC - Top 200 Fund\n50,000 Units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 5.00 5.00\nAndhra Pradesh Gas Power Corporation Limited\n1,39,360 shares of Rs.10 each fully paid up 220.38 220,38\nCitifinancial Consumer Finance India Limited\n1,000 Equity Linked Redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures Series - 390\nof Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up - Sold during the year - 1000.00\nIndia Infrastructure Finance Company Limited\n1,000 6.85% Tax Free Bonds of Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up 1000.00 1000.00\n500 6.85% Tax Free Bonds -Series II of Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up 500.00 $00.00\nUnit Trust of India\n50,025 6.60% Tax free ARS Bonds of Rs.100 each fully paid up - Sold during the year - S132\nBirla Sun Life Savings Fund Institutional - Growth\n60,11,892 units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 1000.00 7000.00\nHDFC Floating Rate Income Fund - LTP - Growth\n1,62,83,204 (2009 - 67,93,617) units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 2500.00 1000.00\n(94,89,587 units Purchased during the year)\nICICI Prudential Flexible Income Plan Premium - Growth\n15,04,591 (2009 - 9,20,596) units of Rs.100 each fully paid up 2500.00 1500.00\n(5,83,995 units Purchased during the year)\nKotak Liquid (Institutional Premium) - Growth\n70,49,353 units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 1000.00 1000.00\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_58534.png": "Rs. in Lakhs\n1,200 Equity Shares of s.10 each fully paid up 008\n500 Equity Shares of 8.10 each fly poid up 00\n462 Equity Shares of R10 each fly poid up 008 te\n200 Equity Shares of Rs.10 each fully paid up O01\n50 Equity Shores of Rs.10 each fully poid up 001\n[Agaregcte Marke! Value of Quoted Investments R.46.29 Lakhs \u2014_\n(Previous Yeor -R8.23.26 Lakhs] 09\nGovernment/Trust Securities ee\nNational Savings Certificate cost Rs.500 (Previous Year - Rs.500)\nLodged with Government Authority\nOther lnvesfments\nHDFC - Top 200 Fund\n50,000 Units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 5.00 5.00\nAndhra Pradesh Gas Power Corporation Limited\n1,39,360 shares of Rs.10 each fully paid up 220.38 220,38\nCitifinancial Consumer Finance India Limited\n1,000 Equity Linked Redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures Series - 390\nof Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up - Sold during the year - 1000.00\nIndia Infrastructure Finance Company Limited\n1,000 6.85% Tax Free Bonds of Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up 1000.00 1000.00\n500 6.85% Tax Free Bonds -Series II of Rs.1,00,000 each fully paid up 500.00 $00.00\nUnit Trust of India\n50,025 6.60% Tax free ARS Bonds of Rs.100 each fully paid up - Sold during the year - S132\nBirla Sun Life Savings Fund Institutional - Growth\n60,11,892 units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 1000.00 7000.00\nHDFC Floating Rate Income Fund - LTP - Growth\n1,62,83,204 (2009 - 67,93,617) units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 2500.00 1000.00\n(94,89,587 units Purchased during the year)\nICICI Prudential Flexible Income Plan Premium - Growth\n15,04,591 (2009 - 9,20,596) units of Rs.100 each fully paid up 2500.00 1500.00\n(5,83,995 units Purchased during the year)\nKotak Liquid (Institutional Premium) - Growth\n70,49,353 units of Rs.10 each fully paid up 1000.00 1000.00\nAnnual Repod 2009-10", "img_25385.png": "2G-21h (Rl & S)\nbe\n\nyear medical students, and the remainder were first and second year\nstudents. Stanford and Harvard Universities led the list of schools in\nthe number applying, and five participants were selected from each of\nthese schools. Three were selected from the University of California,\nand four schools had two students each. Fifteen schools were represented\nby one student each.\n\nThe training period extended from July 1 through September 1,\n1959, with a limited extension for a small group of students. The\nprogram included a two-day introductory orientation of the student to\nthe Department and to public health problems of the State; two plenary\ngroup teaching sessions of eight hours each at three-week intervals;\nthe assignment of each student to a specifically planned project with a\ndesignated individual responsible as a preceptor; the assignment of\nselected reading; visits to local health departments; the preparation of\na final report by each student of two parts--the first, a subjective\nessay on the summer's experience and the second, a scientific report of\nthe project on which he worked; and a written appraisal of the program\nby a questionnaire. In the assigned projects an effort was made to\ngive the student experience in the delineation of a problem; the defini-\ntion of objectives for a study; the preparation of a protocol or\nexperimental designs; the conduct of a specific study; the evaluation of\nresults; and the presentation of a summary report subject to the\ncriticism of his peers.\n\nIn evaluating the summer's experience, thirty-three of the\nthirty-six students rated the over-all experience as \"very satisfactory\",\nthree as \"satisfactory\", and no one reported the experience as \"\u201cunsatis-\nfactory\". Thirty felt that they had made a contribution to the Depart-\nment's work, and twenty-nine of the thirty-six expressed an interest in\nreturning for another summer, if circumstances would permit. Twenty-\nthree of the thirty-six students indicated they would be interested in\nparticipating in a similar program in the health department of their own\nstate next year if such program were available. Twenty of the students\nindicated that they would recommend the program without reservation to\nfellow students, and most of those indicating reservations remarked on\nthe predominantly epidemiologic nature of the activities in contrast to\nclinical or laboratory experiences.\n\nThe Departmental staff evaluating the program were generally\nmore critical than the students, but supervisors of more than thirty of\nthe thirty-six students indicated that they would be willing to partici-\npate in a similar program in future years. Most of the staff who expressed\nsome reservation about the program were not satisfied with the background\nor preparation of a particular student for the project to which he was\nassigned. The staff generally concurred with the favorable student opinion\nof what was learned and felt that, in addition, almost all students con-\ntributed in some measure to the Department's work.\n\nThe 1959 summer training program was described in a paper\npresented at the annual meeting of the Association of Teachers of Preven-\ntive Medicine in October 1959. Great interest in the program was expressed\nat that time, and has been reflected subsequently in the willingness of\nmedical school deans and professors of preventive medicine to stimulate\napplications and to assist in the evaluation of applicants for the 1960\nprogram.", "img_25386.png": "2G-21h (Rl & S)\nbe\n\nyear medical students, and the remainder were first and second year\nstudents. Stanford and Harvard Universities led the list of schools in\nthe number applying, and five participants were selected from each of\nthese schools. Three were selected from the University of California,\nand four schools had two students each. Fifteen schools were represented\nby one student each.\n\nThe training period extended from July 1 through September 1,\n1959, with a limited extension for a small group of students. The\nprogram included a two-day introductory orientation of the student to\nthe Department and to public health problems of the State; two plenary\ngroup teaching sessions of eight hours each at three-week intervals;\nthe assignment of each student to a specifically planned project with a\ndesignated individual responsible as a preceptor; the assignment of\nselected reading; visits to local health departments; the preparation of\na final report by each student of two parts--the first, a subjective\nessay on the summer's experience and the second, a scientific report of\nthe project on which he worked; and a written appraisal of the program\nby a questionnaire. In the assigned projects an effort was made to\ngive the student experience in the delineation of a problem; the defini-\ntion of objectives for a study; the preparation of a protocol or\nexperimental designs; the conduct of a specific study; the evaluation of\nresults; and the presentation of a summary report subject to the\ncriticism of his peers.\n\nIn evaluating the summer's experience, thirty-three of the\nthirty-six students rated the over-all experience as \"very satisfactory\",\nthree as \"satisfactory\", and no one reported the experience as \"\u201cunsatis-\nfactory\". Thirty felt that they had made a contribution to the Depart-\nment's work, and twenty-nine of the thirty-six expressed an interest in\nreturning for another summer, if circumstances would permit. Twenty-\nthree of the thirty-six students indicated they would be interested in\nparticipating in a similar program in the health department of their own\nstate next year if such program were available. Twenty of the students\nindicated that they would recommend the program without reservation to\nfellow students, and most of those indicating reservations remarked on\nthe predominantly epidemiologic nature of the activities in contrast to\nclinical or laboratory experiences.\n\nThe Departmental staff evaluating the program were generally\nmore critical than the students, but supervisors of more than thirty of\nthe thirty-six students indicated that they would be willing to partici-\npate in a similar program in future years. Most of the staff who expressed\nsome reservation about the program were not satisfied with the background\nor preparation of a particular student for the project to which he was\nassigned. The staff generally concurred with the favorable student opinion\nof what was learned and felt that, in addition, almost all students con-\ntributed in some measure to the Department's work.\n\nThe 1959 summer training program was described in a paper\npresented at the annual meeting of the Association of Teachers of Preven-\ntive Medicine in October 1959. Great interest in the program was expressed\nat that time, and has been reflected subsequently in the willingness of\nmedical school deans and professors of preventive medicine to stimulate\napplications and to assist in the evaluation of applicants for the 1960\nprogram.", "img_25387.png": "2G-21h (Rl & S)\nbe\n\nyear medical students, and the remainder were first and second year\nstudents. Stanford and Harvard Universities led the list of schools in\nthe number applying, and five participants were selected from each of\nthese schools. Three were selected from the University of California,\nand four schools had two students each. Fifteen schools were represented\nby one student each.\n\nThe training period extended from July 1 through September 1,\n1959, with a limited extension for a small group of students. The\nprogram included a two-day introductory orientation of the student to\nthe Department and to public health problems of the State; two plenary\ngroup teaching sessions of eight hours each at three-week intervals;\nthe assignment of each student to a specifically planned project with a\ndesignated individual responsible as a preceptor; the assignment of\nselected reading; visits to local health departments; the preparation of\na final report by each student of two parts--the first, a subjective\nessay on the summer's experience and the second, a scientific report of\nthe project on which he worked; and a written appraisal of the program\nby a questionnaire. In the assigned projects an effort was made to\ngive the student experience in the delineation of a problem; the defini-\ntion of objectives for a study; the preparation of a protocol or\nexperimental designs; the conduct of a specific study; the evaluation of\nresults; and the presentation of a summary report subject to the\ncriticism of his peers.\n\nIn evaluating the summer's experience, thirty-three of the\nthirty-six students rated the over-all experience as \"very satisfactory\",\nthree as \"satisfactory\", and no one reported the experience as \"\u201cunsatis-\nfactory\". Thirty felt that they had made a contribution to the Depart-\nment's work, and twenty-nine of the thirty-six expressed an interest in\nreturning for another summer, if circumstances would permit. Twenty-\nthree of the thirty-six students indicated they would be interested in\nparticipating in a similar program in the health department of their own\nstate next year if such program were available. Twenty of the students\nindicated that they would recommend the program without reservation to\nfellow students, and most of those indicating reservations remarked on\nthe predominantly epidemiologic nature of the activities in contrast to\nclinical or laboratory experiences.\n\nThe Departmental staff evaluating the program were generally\nmore critical than the students, but supervisors of more than thirty of\nthe thirty-six students indicated that they would be willing to partici-\npate in a similar program in future years. Most of the staff who expressed\nsome reservation about the program were not satisfied with the background\nor preparation of a particular student for the project to which he was\nassigned. The staff generally concurred with the favorable student opinion\nof what was learned and felt that, in addition, almost all students con-\ntributed in some measure to the Department's work.\n\nThe 1959 summer training program was described in a paper\npresented at the annual meeting of the Association of Teachers of Preven-\ntive Medicine in October 1959. Great interest in the program was expressed\nat that time, and has been reflected subsequently in the willingness of\nmedical school deans and professors of preventive medicine to stimulate\napplications and to assist in the evaluation of applicants for the 1960\nprogram.", "img_25396.png": "2G-21h (Rl & S)\nbe\n\nyear medical students, and the remainder were first and second year\nstudents. Stanford and Harvard Universities led the list of schools in\nthe number applying, and five participants were selected from each of\nthese schools. Three were selected from the University of California,\nand four schools had two students each. Fifteen schools were represented\nby one student each.\n\nThe training period extended from July 1 through September 1,\n1959, with a limited extension for a small group of students. The\nprogram included a two-day introductory orientation of the student to\nthe Department and to public health problems of the State; two plenary\ngroup teaching sessions of eight hours each at three-week intervals;\nthe assignment of each student to a specifically planned project with a\ndesignated individual responsible as a preceptor; the assignment of\nselected reading; visits to local health departments; the preparation of\na final report by each student of two parts--the first, a subjective\nessay on the summer's experience and the second, a scientific report of\nthe project on which he worked; and a written appraisal of the program\nby a questionnaire. In the assigned projects an effort was made to\ngive the student experience in the delineation of a problem; the defini-\ntion of objectives for a study; the preparation of a protocol or\nexperimental designs; the conduct of a specific study; the evaluation of\nresults; and the presentation of a summary report subject to the\ncriticism of his peers.\n\nIn evaluating the summer's experience, thirty-three of the\nthirty-six students rated the over-all experience as \"very satisfactory\",\nthree as \"satisfactory\", and no one reported the experience as \"\u201cunsatis-\nfactory\". Thirty felt that they had made a contribution to the Depart-\nment's work, and twenty-nine of the thirty-six expressed an interest in\nreturning for another summer, if circumstances would permit. Twenty-\nthree of the thirty-six students indicated they would be interested in\nparticipating in a similar program in the health department of their own\nstate next year if such program were available. Twenty of the students\nindicated that they would recommend the program without reservation to\nfellow students, and most of those indicating reservations remarked on\nthe predominantly epidemiologic nature of the activities in contrast to\nclinical or laboratory experiences.\n\nThe Departmental staff evaluating the program were generally\nmore critical than the students, but supervisors of more than thirty of\nthe thirty-six students indicated that they would be willing to partici-\npate in a similar program in future years. Most of the staff who expressed\nsome reservation about the program were not satisfied with the background\nor preparation of a particular student for the project to which he was\nassigned. The staff generally concurred with the favorable student opinion\nof what was learned and felt that, in addition, almost all students con-\ntributed in some measure to the Department's work.\n\nThe 1959 summer training program was described in a paper\npresented at the annual meeting of the Association of Teachers of Preven-\ntive Medicine in October 1959. Great interest in the program was expressed\nat that time, and has been reflected subsequently in the willingness of\nmedical school deans and professors of preventive medicine to stimulate\napplications and to assist in the evaluation of applicants for the 1960\nprogram.", "img_45800.png": "& 1n CORP ORAT EO .\nA Proposal for\nJeffrey A. Solomon\n: Product Director, HRT &\nWomen\u2019s Health Care ,\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\nrr BS\nPREMARIN\u00ae FAMILY OF PRODUCTS\nMedical Communication Plan\n: Submitted by\nDesignWrite, Inc. :\nDecember 7, 1999 .\ntry\nPROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL S .\n\u00a9 1999 by DesignWrite, Inc. oN :\n189 WALL STREET. PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ020-000420\nOrder\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJ018 Page 1 of 5", "img_45801.png": "& 1n CORP ORAT EO .\nA Proposal for\nJeffrey A. Solomon\n: Product Director, HRT &\nWomen\u2019s Health Care ,\nWyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals\nrr BS\nPREMARIN\u00ae FAMILY OF PRODUCTS\nMedical Communication Plan\n: Submitted by\nDesignWrite, Inc. :\nDecember 7, 1999 .\ntry\nPROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL S .\n\u00a9 1999 by DesignWrite, Inc. oN :\n189 WALL STREET. PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 * 609/924-1116 \u00a2 FAX: 609/924-6648\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality SOLOJ020-000420\nOrder\nJeffrey Solomon Exhibit SJ018 Page 1 of 5", "img_431.png": "We Consumer Dynamics |\nBSA KOOL :\n| 1994 vs. 1995 -\n1994 1995 . -\n* Retention of Franchise: 80.7% 83.6%\n> Rate of Switching Losses 14.1% 10.3% |\n| > Rate of Quitting Losses 5.3% 6.1% |\n\u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 75.7% 78.2% |\n\u00a2 Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.7% 0.8% | |\n* Share of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% 1.0% | .\n( |\nwe\n5 | Source: USMM | :\n2 \\\no Ne _ oe _ 7\na |\n@\n& }\nN .", "img_432.png": "We Consumer Dynamics |\nBSA KOOL :\n| 1994 vs. 1995 -\n1994 1995 . -\n* Retention of Franchise: 80.7% 83.6%\n> Rate of Switching Losses 14.1% 10.3% |\n| > Rate of Quitting Losses 5.3% 6.1% |\n\u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 75.7% 78.2% |\n\u00a2 Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.7% 0.8% | |\n* Share of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% 1.0% | .\n( |\nwe\n5 | Source: USMM | :\n2 \\\no Ne _ oe _ 7\na |\n@\n& }\nN .", "img_433.png": "We Consumer Dynamics |\nBSA KOOL :\n| 1994 vs. 1995 -\n1994 1995 . -\n* Retention of Franchise: 80.7% 83.6%\n> Rate of Switching Losses 14.1% 10.3% |\n| > Rate of Quitting Losses 5.3% 6.1% |\n\u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 75.7% 78.2% |\n\u00a2 Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.7% 0.8% | |\n* Share of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% 1.0% | .\n( |\nwe\n5 | Source: USMM | :\n2 \\\no Ne _ oe _ 7\na |\n@\n& }\nN .", "img_292.png": "2 a FO\ni\n| . \\\nwe Consumer Dynamics |\nj a\n|\n| BSav KOOL |\n|\nIndex\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n\u00bb Rate of Switching Losses 10.3% ( 97)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 6.1% ({ 73)\n| \u00a9 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 78.2% (111)\n* Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.8% ( 25)\n| \u00abShare of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% ( 31)\nws | :\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data |\nSN,\nN\n\u00a9\noe\na", "img_297.png": "2 a FO\ni\n| . \\\nwe Consumer Dynamics |\nj a\n|\n| BSav KOOL |\n|\nIndex\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n\u00bb Rate of Switching Losses 10.3% ( 97)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 6.1% ({ 73)\n| \u00a9 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 78.2% (111)\n* Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.8% ( 25)\n| \u00abShare of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% ( 31)\nws | :\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data |\nSN,\nN\n\u00a9\noe\na", "img_300.png": "2 a FO\ni\n| . \\\nwe Consumer Dynamics |\nj a\n|\n| BSav KOOL |\n|\nIndex\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n\u00bb Rate of Switching Losses 10.3% ( 97)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 6.1% ({ 73)\n| \u00a9 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 78.2% (111)\n* Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 0.8% ( 25)\n| \u00abShare of the 21-25 Segment: 1.0% ( 31)\nws | :\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data |\nSN,\nN\n\u00a9\noe\na", "img_357.png": "LO ET\n{\ng\n| we Consumer Dynamics |\n} a .\n| Baw GPC |\n| index\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n> Rate of Switching Losses 9.0% { 85)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 7.4% { 89) | :\n| \u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 48.5% ( 69) j | ,\n| * Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 11.4% (285) |\n\u00a2 Share of the 21-25 Segment: 2.5% { 64)\n| |\nte |\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data\n3 KS |\n\u00a9 .- \u2014\u2014\u2014-. . -\u2014\u2014-. \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014- ca ee a a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |\nN\n5\noo . |\nGo |", "img_358.png": "LO ET\n{\ng\n| we Consumer Dynamics |\n} a .\n| Baw GPC |\n| index\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n> Rate of Switching Losses 9.0% { 85)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 7.4% { 89) | :\n| \u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 48.5% ( 69) j | ,\n| * Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 11.4% (285) |\n\u00a2 Share of the 21-25 Segment: 2.5% { 64)\n| |\nte |\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data\n3 KS |\n\u00a9 .- \u2014\u2014\u2014-. . -\u2014\u2014-. \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014- ca ee a a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |\nN\n5\noo . |\nGo |", "img_359.png": "LO ET\n{\ng\n| we Consumer Dynamics |\n} a .\n| Baw GPC |\n| index\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n> Rate of Switching Losses 9.0% { 85)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 7.4% { 89) | :\n| \u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 48.5% ( 69) j | ,\n| * Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 11.4% (285) |\n\u00a2 Share of the 21-25 Segment: 2.5% { 64)\n| |\nte |\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data\n3 KS |\n\u00a9 .- \u2014\u2014\u2014-. . -\u2014\u2014-. \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014- ca ee a a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |\nN\n5\noo . |\nGo |", "img_360.png": "LO ET\n{\ng\n| we Consumer Dynamics |\n} a .\n| Baw GPC |\n| index\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n> Rate of Switching Losses 9.0% { 85)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 7.4% { 89) | :\n| \u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 48.5% ( 69) j | ,\n| * Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 11.4% (285) |\n\u00a2 Share of the 21-25 Segment: 2.5% { 64)\n| |\nte |\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data\n3 KS |\n\u00a9 .- \u2014\u2014\u2014-. . -\u2014\u2014-. \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014- ca ee a a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |\nN\n5\noo . |\nGo |", "img_361.png": "LO ET\n{\ng\n| we Consumer Dynamics |\n} a .\n| Baw GPC |\n| index\n\u00a2 Retention of Franchise: 83.6% (103)\n> Rate of Switching Losses 9.0% { 85)\n\u00bb Rate of Quitting Losses 7.4% { 89) | :\n| \u00a2 Single Brand Users in the Franchise: 48.5% ( 69) j | ,\n| * Share of Industry Switchers Gained: 11.4% (285) |\n\u00a2 Share of the 21-25 Segment: 2.5% { 64)\n| |\nte |\n- Source: USMM 1/95-6/95, 12-Month Data\n3 KS |\n\u00a9 .- \u2014\u2014\u2014-. . -\u2014\u2014-. \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014- ca ee a a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |\nN\n5\noo . |\nGo |", "img_809.png": "poy\n: MCCANN-ERICKSON, INC.\nSIDNEY B. MCALLISTER\n, September 8, 1972\nMr. Michael F. Jacobson\nCenter for Science in the Public Interest\n1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. We |\n\u201cRoom 812\nWashington, D. C. 20036\nDear Mr. Jacobson:\nWe are the advertising agency for Coca-Cola and prepare all\nof the advertising for that product. Your letter to The Company\nrequesting scripts of radio and television commercials was ~\nsent to us for handling. Sorry our response is late, but\nI have been out of the office for several weeks.\nI am attaching scripts of the following commercials:\nTelevision and Radio Commercials - \"Country Girl\", \"Bicycle\",\n\"Buy The World A Coke\", \"Sing With Me\", \"Have A Good Day\", \"Raft\".\nThese commercials were used on both television and radio and\nrepresent the Main Thrust of our advertising message to consumers.\nWe use \u201csong forms\" commercials. Therefore, the attached\nscripts are all song lyrics.\nWe have some other radio commercials for use on Black radio\nstations and Country and Western stations, but they follow the\nsame general pattern as the attached.\nIn your letter, you refer to \"an older radio commercial that\ncompared the caloric content of grapefruit and Coca-Cola.\"", "img_815.png": "poy\n: MCCANN-ERICKSON, INC.\nSIDNEY B. MCALLISTER\n, September 8, 1972\nMr. Michael F. Jacobson\nCenter for Science in the Public Interest\n1346 Connecticut Avenue, N. We |\n\u201cRoom 812\nWashington, D. C. 20036\nDear Mr. Jacobson:\nWe are the advertising agency for Coca-Cola and prepare all\nof the advertising for that product. Your letter to The Company\nrequesting scripts of radio and television commercials was ~\nsent to us for handling. Sorry our response is late, but\nI have been out of the office for several weeks.\nI am attaching scripts of the following commercials:\nTelevision and Radio Commercials - \"Country Girl\", \"Bicycle\",\n\"Buy The World A Coke\", \"Sing With Me\", \"Have A Good Day\", \"Raft\".\nThese commercials were used on both television and radio and\nrepresent the Main Thrust of our advertising message to consumers.\nWe use \u201csong forms\" commercials. Therefore, the attached\nscripts are all song lyrics.\nWe have some other radio commercials for use on Black radio\nstations and Country and Western stations, but they follow the\nsame general pattern as the attached.\nIn your letter, you refer to \"an older radio commercial that\ncompared the caloric content of grapefruit and Coca-Cola.\"", "img_62353.png": "?SpUSWWIO7)\nett (\u2018aouerezer ayetdmos eazD)\nUJ 8/2144D ays MA!ABd Of NOK JO\u00a5 AlOJDDJSIJDS 9q A ep\nMe\nsrsrctenernettnstaeeneennens 9yDq\n)\u00bb SMSIARZS NOWLIALAN\nGFR\nQe =e ae :)\nCy 42)\nASS ng\nSS eae eee ROE oe\n(THis SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS } Neer\u201d\nSYolUIgexeHm alti OSMAN UNA IVAIALG [UISIUmyze (eLLUlnal=)plesMelersy m1 [01/6 [0.ex5)/5)i nl | O-PaA", "img_62354.png": "?SpUSWWIO7)\nett (\u2018aouerezer ayetdmos eazD)\nUJ 8/2144D ays MA!ABd Of NOK JO\u00a5 AlOJDDJSIJDS 9q A ep\nMe\nsrsrctenernettnstaeeneennens 9yDq\n)\u00bb SMSIARZS NOWLIALAN\nGFR\nQe =e ae :)\nCy 42)\nASS ng\nSS eae eee ROE oe\n(THis SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS } Neer\u201d\nSYolUIgexeHm alti OSMAN UNA IVAIALG [UISIUmyze (eLLUlnal=)plesMelersy m1 [01/6 [0.ex5)/5)i nl | O-PaA", "img_62355.png": "?SpUSWWIO7)\nett (\u2018aouerezer ayetdmos eazD)\nUJ 8/2144D ays MA!ABd Of NOK JO\u00a5 AlOJDDJSIJDS 9q A ep\nMe\nsrsrctenernettnstaeeneennens 9yDq\n)\u00bb SMSIARZS NOWLIALAN\nGFR\nQe =e ae :)\nCy 42)\nASS ng\nSS eae eee ROE oe\n(THis SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS } Neer\u201d\nSYolUIgexeHm alti OSMAN UNA IVAIALG [UISIUmyze (eLLUlnal=)plesMelersy m1 [01/6 [0.ex5)/5)i nl | O-PaA", "img_62356.png": "?SpUSWWIO7)\nett (\u2018aouerezer ayetdmos eazD)\nUJ 8/2144D ays MA!ABd Of NOK JO\u00a5 AlOJDDJSIJDS 9q A ep\nMe\nsrsrctenernettnstaeeneennens 9yDq\n)\u00bb SMSIARZS NOWLIALAN\nGFR\nQe =e ae :)\nCy 42)\nASS ng\nSS eae eee ROE oe\n(THis SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS } Neer\u201d\nSYolUIgexeHm alti OSMAN UNA IVAIALG [UISIUmyze (eLLUlnal=)plesMelersy m1 [01/6 [0.ex5)/5)i nl | O-PaA", "img_62357.png": "?SpUSWWIO7)\nett (\u2018aouerezer ayetdmos eazD)\nUJ 8/2144D ays MA!ABd Of NOK JO\u00a5 AlOJDDJSIJDS 9q A ep\nMe\nsrsrctenernettnstaeeneennens 9yDq\n)\u00bb SMSIARZS NOWLIALAN\nGFR\nQe =e ae :)\nCy 42)\nASS ng\nSS eae eee ROE oe\n(THis SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS } Neer\u201d\nSYolUIgexeHm alti OSMAN UNA IVAIALG [UISIUmyze (eLLUlnal=)plesMelersy m1 [01/6 [0.ex5)/5)i nl | O-PaA", "img_49577.png": "[san | rem. [waM@n] arme| wav | sune| suv | ave. [seer] ocr] nov. | occ. |\n\nVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY - LIVING ENDOWMENT PLEDGE 3\n\nOn behalf of Vanderbilt University we gratefully acknowledge your pledge ;\n\nin the amount of $600 for the Frank Rs Blood Memorial Fund\n\npayable: through payroll deductions at $1.00 per 1\n\nmonth beginning March, 1971\n\nPe 4\n\nMiss Peggy Ann Garrett \u2018\n\nGeneral Clinical Lab 4\n\nVanderbilt Medical Center 4\n\nks February 22, 1971 w 4\n\nGIFTS MADE TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTE A DEDUCTION UNDER INCOME TAX LAWS. a\nE \u2014 MEDICAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT COPY No. 9018", "img_49617.png": "[san | rem. [waM@n] arme| wav | sune| suv | ave. [seer] ocr] nov. | occ. |\n\nVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY - LIVING ENDOWMENT PLEDGE 3\n\nOn behalf of Vanderbilt University we gratefully acknowledge your pledge ;\n\nin the amount of $600 for the Frank Rs Blood Memorial Fund\n\npayable: through payroll deductions at $1.00 per 1\n\nmonth beginning March, 1971\n\nPe 4\n\nMiss Peggy Ann Garrett \u2018\n\nGeneral Clinical Lab 4\n\nVanderbilt Medical Center 4\n\nks February 22, 1971 w 4\n\nGIFTS MADE TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTE A DEDUCTION UNDER INCOME TAX LAWS. a\nE \u2014 MEDICAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT COPY No. 9018", "img_49629.png": "[san | rem. [waM@n] arme| wav | sune| suv | ave. [seer] ocr] nov. | occ. |\n\nVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY - LIVING ENDOWMENT PLEDGE 3\n\nOn behalf of Vanderbilt University we gratefully acknowledge your pledge ;\n\nin the amount of $600 for the Frank Rs Blood Memorial Fund\n\npayable: through payroll deductions at $1.00 per 1\n\nmonth beginning March, 1971\n\nPe 4\n\nMiss Peggy Ann Garrett \u2018\n\nGeneral Clinical Lab 4\n\nVanderbilt Medical Center 4\n\nks February 22, 1971 w 4\n\nGIFTS MADE TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTE A DEDUCTION UNDER INCOME TAX LAWS. a\nE \u2014 MEDICAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT COPY No. 9018", "img_49643.png": "[san | rem. [waM@n] arme| wav | sune| suv | ave. [seer] ocr] nov. | occ. |\n\nVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY - LIVING ENDOWMENT PLEDGE 3\n\nOn behalf of Vanderbilt University we gratefully acknowledge your pledge ;\n\nin the amount of $600 for the Frank Rs Blood Memorial Fund\n\npayable: through payroll deductions at $1.00 per 1\n\nmonth beginning March, 1971\n\nPe 4\n\nMiss Peggy Ann Garrett \u2018\n\nGeneral Clinical Lab 4\n\nVanderbilt Medical Center 4\n\nks February 22, 1971 w 4\n\nGIFTS MADE TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTE A DEDUCTION UNDER INCOME TAX LAWS. a\nE \u2014 MEDICAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT COPY No. 9018", "img_56948.png": "\u2018 \u2014+\u2014\u2014_ 2404 3n2 uado 04 \u2014doo say Aug \u2014\u2014__\u00bb \u2018\n\u00a7\nfr =\n3\n5 DAAR MAG NIKS BY \"N LUGBRIEF AN AIR LETTER SHOULD NOT -\neee neeaiaes wee ee CONTAIN ANY ENCLOSURE: IF s\n; BRIEF BEBOET OF PER LANDPOS 1T DOES IT WILL BE SURCHARGED &\n. AANGESTUUR WORD. OR SENT BY SURFACE MAIL. \u00b0\n\u2018I r\n: NAAM EN ADRES VAN AFSENDER i\n* SENDER'S NAME AND ADDRESS 9\n\u2018 6\n; Professor J.F.Brock, D.M., F.R.C.P. s\ns : 1 =\n: Room 213, Medical School, oe\n: ceeeeeneesee ERAREMENT OF MEDICINE case 5\ncnnunNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN... '\n' OBSERVATORY,\n: ceeseeseseneEO, BOR BI, CAPE TOWN.\nSOUTH AFRICA\n:\n2;\nfg.\nz:\n1 \u2018 Tweede vou\u2014Second fold\n5 \u2018 Se aries Mitte avi bani ae\nB: A a wa Aries\n6: qt Ay | 1 fl ae fi >\nwi re - ay P| 5 eee a\n: NP B-Sa Pe Bie + Gee ee \u00a9\n: - ee oS jea ws 5 ane \\ 2 a p\n:  AGhe dghe Tghe \\egbe\n; oat ie ieiattos relia Na ate.s\n: ee i NN 2 ey\nDr\u00ab:Wildiam J. 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BOX 1028 pm\nass\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 ae\nae", "img_60972.png": "Name No\nPostage Stamp\n8 5 Necessary\nAddress If Mailed in the\nUnited States\nee\nae\na\na\nars\nBUSINESS REPLY MAIL\np ak oe Sam\nFirst Class Permit No. 267 Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 ee\na\nae\nMISSOURI STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION a\naaa\nSaas\nP. O. BOX 1028 pm\nass\nJEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 ae\nae", "img_51640.png": "i\nForm 370\u2014!00M\u201410-67 Pads 100\nI a\nTOSS\nON a pe ee\nREMARKS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sgvx0227", "img_51643.png": "i\nForm 370\u2014!00M\u201410-67 Pads 100\nI a\nTOSS\nON a pe ee\nREMARKS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sgvx0227", "img_51639.png": "i\nForm 370\u2014!00M\u201410-67 Pads 100\nI a\nTOSS\nON a pe ee\nREMARKS\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sgvx0227", "img_1893.png": "ate Stay.\nae : % UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY\n2 wre, \u00a2 WASHINGTON, DC 20460\n\u201chay past\nMay 30, 2017\nMEMORANDUM\nSUBJECT: Concur with Comment\nExpedited Final Agency Review ~ Final Rule: Procedures for Chemical Risk Evaluation\nUnder the Amended Toxic Substances (Tier 2; SAN 5947; RIN 2070-AK20)\nFROM: Michael Shapiro\nActing Assistant Administrator, Office of Water\nTO: Wendy Cleland-Hamnett\nActing Assistant Administrator, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention\nThe Office of Water (OW) concurs with comments on the above referenced Risk Evaluation rule, in\nwhich EPA describes a process to conduct risk evaluations on High Priority chemicals and on chemicals\nwhose evaluation is requested by manufacturers,\nUnderstanding the Administrator's direction to meet the tight deadline to promulgate a final rule by June\n22, 2017, OW has conducted an expedited 2-day review of the rule and preamble. If there is any\nextension of time provided as a result of OMB\u2019s review process or if the rule is changed after FAR, the\nOW requests that OCSPP reengage the workgroup.\nThe OW understands that changes have been made to the final prioritization rule (in a separate\nrulemaking) and the risk evaluation rule that result in prioritization and risk evaluation for one or more\n\u201cconditions of use\u201d of a chemical, as determined by the Administrator, rather than for a chemical\nsubstance in its entirety for all conditions of use. OW recommends that OCSPP remove references in the\nRisk Evaluation rule to evaluating single conditions of use or subsets of conditions of use and instead\nadopt a chemical substance-based approach. If only a portion of conditions of use of a chemical are\nincluded in the scope, it is not clear how a risk-based prioritization approach will be conducted and how\naggregate risk (under all conditions of use) to human health or the environment will be assessed. OW\u2019s\nconcern is whether a chemical may occur in drinking water or ambient water above a level of concern\nfor human health or the environment regardless of the condition(s) of use that led to its occurrence.\nOf particular concern is the revised preamble language in the section Exclusions from the Definition of\nConditions of Use. Under this new paradigm, \u201clegacy uses,\u201d \u201cassociated disposal (e.g., the future\ndisposal of insulation that contains a chemical substance that is no longer manufactured, processed, or\ndistributed for use in insulation),\u201d and \u201clegacy disposal (e.g., a chemical substance currently is a landfill\nor in groundwater plumes)\u201d may be excluded from conditions of use. These important chemical\n1", "img_1894.png": "ate Stay.\nae : % UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY\n2 wre, \u00a2 WASHINGTON, DC 20460\n\u201chay past\nMay 30, 2017\nMEMORANDUM\nSUBJECT: Concur with Comment\nExpedited Final Agency Review ~ Final Rule: Procedures for Chemical Risk Evaluation\nUnder the Amended Toxic Substances (Tier 2; SAN 5947; RIN 2070-AK20)\nFROM: Michael Shapiro\nActing Assistant Administrator, Office of Water\nTO: Wendy Cleland-Hamnett\nActing Assistant Administrator, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention\nThe Office of Water (OW) concurs with comments on the above referenced Risk Evaluation rule, in\nwhich EPA describes a process to conduct risk evaluations on High Priority chemicals and on chemicals\nwhose evaluation is requested by manufacturers,\nUnderstanding the Administrator's direction to meet the tight deadline to promulgate a final rule by June\n22, 2017, OW has conducted an expedited 2-day review of the rule and preamble. If there is any\nextension of time provided as a result of OMB\u2019s review process or if the rule is changed after FAR, the\nOW requests that OCSPP reengage the workgroup.\nThe OW understands that changes have been made to the final prioritization rule (in a separate\nrulemaking) and the risk evaluation rule that result in prioritization and risk evaluation for one or more\n\u201cconditions of use\u201d of a chemical, as determined by the Administrator, rather than for a chemical\nsubstance in its entirety for all conditions of use. OW recommends that OCSPP remove references in the\nRisk Evaluation rule to evaluating single conditions of use or subsets of conditions of use and instead\nadopt a chemical substance-based approach. If only a portion of conditions of use of a chemical are\nincluded in the scope, it is not clear how a risk-based prioritization approach will be conducted and how\naggregate risk (under all conditions of use) to human health or the environment will be assessed. OW\u2019s\nconcern is whether a chemical may occur in drinking water or ambient water above a level of concern\nfor human health or the environment regardless of the condition(s) of use that led to its occurrence.\nOf particular concern is the revised preamble language in the section Exclusions from the Definition of\nConditions of Use. Under this new paradigm, \u201clegacy uses,\u201d \u201cassociated disposal (e.g., the future\ndisposal of insulation that contains a chemical substance that is no longer manufactured, processed, or\ndistributed for use in insulation),\u201d and \u201clegacy disposal (e.g., a chemical substance currently is a landfill\nor in groundwater plumes)\u201d may be excluded from conditions of use. These important chemical\n1", "img_3841.png": "~NAME OF GUEST TITLE BUSINESS /ORGANIZATION MAILING \u2018ADDRESS\nD. LaMar Christy, Jr. Christy Machine Company P. O. Box 32, Fremont\nRichard Crawfis Executive Director -YMCA of Sandusky County 832 Rawson Ave., Fremont\nEugene F. Detterman Manager Bureau of Employment Services 325 Cottage St., Fremont\nNeil Berlekamp Agent John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 134 N. Wilson Ave., Fremont\nCharles R. Gilberg Joseph's Department Store 1135 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nHarry P. Gottron, Jr. Gottron Bros. Company 1610 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Sr. Grob Camera Shop 1100% Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Jr. \" \" \" 526 Elizabeth St., Fremont\nKenneth 0. Kessler The K. Kessler Company 1905 Whitaker Dr., Fremont\nRobert B. Kridler Kridler Insurance Company 410 South Wayne St., Fremont\nWilliam W. Kridler Attorney 1917 Glen Springs Dr., Fremont\nJ. Arthur Larson Ohio Power Company 1533 Sunrise Blvd, Fremont\nG. Ninde Lawson Columbia Gas of Ohio 1920 Melody Dr., Fremont\nRobert F. Wolfe Owner The Robert F. Wolfe Company 705 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nArthur Smith Radio Announcer W.F.R.O. Radio Station 523 South Park Ave., Fremont\nDonald F. Daubel Fremont News-Messenger Co. 1865 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nPaul G. Daubel n i \" 3031 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nGlen Geib Editor \" \" \" 1525 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRobert H. Lytle Lytle's Clothing Store 1847 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nWilliam K. Lytle \" \" \" 328 Whittlesey St., Fremont\nDr. Nelson J. Musson Osteopath 1320 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nEdward H. Myers H. J. Heinz Company 24 Pinewood Dr., Fremont\nDr. Robert Oldfather Retired Supt. of Fremont City Schools 1518 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/shjh0227", "img_3842.png": "~NAME OF GUEST TITLE BUSINESS /ORGANIZATION MAILING \u2018ADDRESS\nD. LaMar Christy, Jr. Christy Machine Company P. O. Box 32, Fremont\nRichard Crawfis Executive Director -YMCA of Sandusky County 832 Rawson Ave., Fremont\nEugene F. Detterman Manager Bureau of Employment Services 325 Cottage St., Fremont\nNeil Berlekamp Agent John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 134 N. Wilson Ave., Fremont\nCharles R. Gilberg Joseph's Department Store 1135 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nHarry P. Gottron, Jr. Gottron Bros. Company 1610 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Sr. Grob Camera Shop 1100% Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Jr. \" \" \" 526 Elizabeth St., Fremont\nKenneth 0. Kessler The K. Kessler Company 1905 Whitaker Dr., Fremont\nRobert B. Kridler Kridler Insurance Company 410 South Wayne St., Fremont\nWilliam W. Kridler Attorney 1917 Glen Springs Dr., Fremont\nJ. Arthur Larson Ohio Power Company 1533 Sunrise Blvd, Fremont\nG. Ninde Lawson Columbia Gas of Ohio 1920 Melody Dr., Fremont\nRobert F. Wolfe Owner The Robert F. Wolfe Company 705 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nArthur Smith Radio Announcer W.F.R.O. Radio Station 523 South Park Ave., Fremont\nDonald F. Daubel Fremont News-Messenger Co. 1865 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nPaul G. Daubel n i \" 3031 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nGlen Geib Editor \" \" \" 1525 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRobert H. Lytle Lytle's Clothing Store 1847 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nWilliam K. Lytle \" \" \" 328 Whittlesey St., Fremont\nDr. Nelson J. Musson Osteopath 1320 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nEdward H. Myers H. J. Heinz Company 24 Pinewood Dr., Fremont\nDr. Robert Oldfather Retired Supt. of Fremont City Schools 1518 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/shjh0227", "img_3843.png": "~NAME OF GUEST TITLE BUSINESS /ORGANIZATION MAILING \u2018ADDRESS\nD. LaMar Christy, Jr. Christy Machine Company P. O. Box 32, Fremont\nRichard Crawfis Executive Director -YMCA of Sandusky County 832 Rawson Ave., Fremont\nEugene F. Detterman Manager Bureau of Employment Services 325 Cottage St., Fremont\nNeil Berlekamp Agent John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 134 N. Wilson Ave., Fremont\nCharles R. Gilberg Joseph's Department Store 1135 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nHarry P. Gottron, Jr. Gottron Bros. Company 1610 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Sr. Grob Camera Shop 1100% Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Jr. \" \" \" 526 Elizabeth St., Fremont\nKenneth 0. Kessler The K. Kessler Company 1905 Whitaker Dr., Fremont\nRobert B. Kridler Kridler Insurance Company 410 South Wayne St., Fremont\nWilliam W. Kridler Attorney 1917 Glen Springs Dr., Fremont\nJ. Arthur Larson Ohio Power Company 1533 Sunrise Blvd, Fremont\nG. Ninde Lawson Columbia Gas of Ohio 1920 Melody Dr., Fremont\nRobert F. Wolfe Owner The Robert F. Wolfe Company 705 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nArthur Smith Radio Announcer W.F.R.O. Radio Station 523 South Park Ave., Fremont\nDonald F. Daubel Fremont News-Messenger Co. 1865 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nPaul G. Daubel n i \" 3031 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nGlen Geib Editor \" \" \" 1525 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRobert H. Lytle Lytle's Clothing Store 1847 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nWilliam K. Lytle \" \" \" 328 Whittlesey St., Fremont\nDr. Nelson J. Musson Osteopath 1320 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nEdward H. Myers H. J. Heinz Company 24 Pinewood Dr., Fremont\nDr. Robert Oldfather Retired Supt. of Fremont City Schools 1518 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/shjh0227", "img_3844.png": "~NAME OF GUEST TITLE BUSINESS /ORGANIZATION MAILING \u2018ADDRESS\nD. LaMar Christy, Jr. Christy Machine Company P. O. Box 32, Fremont\nRichard Crawfis Executive Director -YMCA of Sandusky County 832 Rawson Ave., Fremont\nEugene F. Detterman Manager Bureau of Employment Services 325 Cottage St., Fremont\nNeil Berlekamp Agent John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 134 N. Wilson Ave., Fremont\nCharles R. Gilberg Joseph's Department Store 1135 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nHarry P. Gottron, Jr. Gottron Bros. Company 1610 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Sr. Grob Camera Shop 1100% Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRaymond Grob, Jr. \" \" \" 526 Elizabeth St., Fremont\nKenneth 0. Kessler The K. Kessler Company 1905 Whitaker Dr., Fremont\nRobert B. Kridler Kridler Insurance Company 410 South Wayne St., Fremont\nWilliam W. Kridler Attorney 1917 Glen Springs Dr., Fremont\nJ. Arthur Larson Ohio Power Company 1533 Sunrise Blvd, Fremont\nG. Ninde Lawson Columbia Gas of Ohio 1920 Melody Dr., Fremont\nRobert F. Wolfe Owner The Robert F. Wolfe Company 705 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nArthur Smith Radio Announcer W.F.R.O. Radio Station 523 South Park Ave., Fremont\nDonald F. Daubel Fremont News-Messenger Co. 1865 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nPaul G. Daubel n i \" 3031 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nGlen Geib Editor \" \" \" 1525 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nRobert H. Lytle Lytle's Clothing Store 1847 Port Clinton Rd., Fremont\nWilliam K. Lytle \" \" \" 328 Whittlesey St., Fremont\nDr. Nelson J. Musson Osteopath 1320 Hayes Ave., Fremont\nEdward H. Myers H. J. Heinz Company 24 Pinewood Dr., Fremont\nDr. Robert Oldfather Retired Supt. of Fremont City Schools 1518 Birchard Ave., Fremont\nSource: https://Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/shjh0227", "img_51360.png": "[ocr_empty]", "img_62505.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62498.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62499.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62500.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62501.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62502.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62503.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62504.png": "yy . . f Form Approved 7\nz HEADQUARTERS Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\n8 U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND -\ni OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n@ APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART Il\nTITLE OF PROJECT od Se a ea ett: \u00a9 Re Rae\nOn the nutritive value of the major nutrients of irradiated foods\nBUDGET\nREQUESTED\nREQUIREMENTS (From <\nee\nSurgeon General)\ni, PERSONNEL (Lis\u00e9 positions, salaries, and names of professional personnel, if known) ?\nDr. Roberta Bleiler Hill Fog00-| oe ae\nPh.D. to be appointed (Dr. Sancia Gaetani has indicated Prineigal\nher willingness to return to this project) 6,500.00 te oe eae\nResearch assistent ,full-time (Miss Heidi Buser is being | ee ie\nconsidered for this position) 5,200.00 | Senior \u00a7\nAnimal attendant (half-time) 2,400.00 | \u2014\nSecretary (half-time) 2,200.00\n2. EQUIPMENT (Itemize) i\nApprox.\nNone contemplated $ 75,000\nworth of\n| equipment on\nhand and avail\nable for use\n\u2014 a on this contract |\n3. CONSUMABLE SUPPLIES (Itemize)\nDiet ingredients, glassware, reagents, animals, ete. 4,000.00 |\nPublications 300.00 | :\n| 4. traver (State Purpose) in\nTo attend contractots meetings and for purposes of con- 600.00 f\nsultations on contract problems ; f |\nWorkman's Compensation (1% of salaries 238.00\nRetirenent 141.00\nSe es a a Le ZF WH: 7}\n5. SUB-TOTAL 29,079.00 W/V\n\u20ac. OVERHEAD (Established by official auditors with concurrence of institution or research YYYyyyyz\u2014pj; CY Yj\neee, and contracting officer, and may be based upon percentage of total salaries and | V7\nwages, or percentage of total cost of the project. Indicate below.) | 7\n; itp)\n| 58h \u2014rencent OF SALARIES AND WAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 PERCENT TOTAL COST 13 ,80h.00 GY Vy\n7. TOTAL BUDGET ah 42,885.00 WV\n.- RS TIMATE OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS\nEe (To be filled out only if type of project indicates that it will continue for more than a year)\nFIRST ADDITIONAL YEAR s YY\nee ae ee ee ee pa Ms\nSECOND ADDITIONAL YEAR | s Y YY\nOe reg a eS ee ee\n* Other Sources - from the school, other contracts, other government agencies, foundations, etc. : '\nSea sOrN 108a PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_58518.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line\nrevisions, based on client, author, or reviewer comments, are typically addressed in two to\nthree weeks. A period of six to 16 months is projected for actual publication once the\nmanuscript has been accepted by the journal. The latter time frame is solely a function of\n\n_ individual journal policies.\n\nThe following is a typical work flow plan for developing a manuscript for submission to a\npeer-reviewed journal:\n\nClient provides data report TBD\n\nDesignWrite prepares outline 2 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesign Write prepares first draft 4-8 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite addresses consolidated\n\nclient comments (second draft) 2-3 weeks\nSecond draft reviewed by selected author 2 weeks\nDesignWrite incorporates author comments\n(third draft) 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite assists in journal submission 2 weeks\n\nJournal provides peer-reviewer comments TBD\n\nDesignWrite addresses comments; resubmits 2 weeks\n\nJournal acceptance and publication TBD\nManuscripts are submitted to peer-reviewed journals directed at the target audiences.\nWhere appropriate, articles dealing with pharmacologic aspects of the drugs will be\nplaced in journals with a pharmacology orientation. These articles could combine\nupdates on study results as well as information comparing the product with other selected\ntherapeutic agents. In addition, they could address trends in treatment and topical issues\nin patient management.\n\nJournal Supplements\nSelected data derived from individual studies could be published together as supplements\nto target journals within a particular therapeutic specialty. Should the client wish to\npursue this publication option, the following guidelines are applicable. A turnaround\ntime of six months is generally adhered to for producing the supplement. This includes\nall editorial components, including interactions with invited authors, and the target\njournal. Timing of the publication is ultimately predicated by the individual journal's\nsupplement schedule. Journal supplements could be published before product launch and\nbe targeted to specific audiences.\n\nDWRITE 065774", "img_58519.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line\nrevisions, based on client, author, or reviewer comments, are typically addressed in two to\nthree weeks. A period of six to 16 months is projected for actual publication once the\nmanuscript has been accepted by the journal. The latter time frame is solely a function of\n\n_ individual journal policies.\n\nThe following is a typical work flow plan for developing a manuscript for submission to a\npeer-reviewed journal:\n\nClient provides data report TBD\n\nDesignWrite prepares outline 2 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesign Write prepares first draft 4-8 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite addresses consolidated\n\nclient comments (second draft) 2-3 weeks\nSecond draft reviewed by selected author 2 weeks\nDesignWrite incorporates author comments\n(third draft) 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite assists in journal submission 2 weeks\n\nJournal provides peer-reviewer comments TBD\n\nDesignWrite addresses comments; resubmits 2 weeks\n\nJournal acceptance and publication TBD\nManuscripts are submitted to peer-reviewed journals directed at the target audiences.\nWhere appropriate, articles dealing with pharmacologic aspects of the drugs will be\nplaced in journals with a pharmacology orientation. These articles could combine\nupdates on study results as well as information comparing the product with other selected\ntherapeutic agents. In addition, they could address trends in treatment and topical issues\nin patient management.\n\nJournal Supplements\nSelected data derived from individual studies could be published together as supplements\nto target journals within a particular therapeutic specialty. Should the client wish to\npursue this publication option, the following guidelines are applicable. A turnaround\ntime of six months is generally adhered to for producing the supplement. This includes\nall editorial components, including interactions with invited authors, and the target\njournal. Timing of the publication is ultimately predicated by the individual journal's\nsupplement schedule. Journal supplements could be published before product launch and\nbe targeted to specific audiences.\n\nDWRITE 065774", "img_58524.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line\nrevisions, based on client, author, or reviewer comments, are typically addressed in two to\nthree weeks. A period of six to 16 months is projected for actual publication once the\nmanuscript has been accepted by the journal. The latter time frame is solely a function of\n\n_ individual journal policies.\n\nThe following is a typical work flow plan for developing a manuscript for submission to a\npeer-reviewed journal:\n\nClient provides data report TBD\n\nDesignWrite prepares outline 2 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesign Write prepares first draft 4-8 weeks\n\nClient internal review 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite addresses consolidated\n\nclient comments (second draft) 2-3 weeks\nSecond draft reviewed by selected author 2 weeks\nDesignWrite incorporates author comments\n(third draft) 2 weeks\n\nDesignWrite assists in journal submission 2 weeks\n\nJournal provides peer-reviewer comments TBD\n\nDesignWrite addresses comments; resubmits 2 weeks\n\nJournal acceptance and publication TBD\nManuscripts are submitted to peer-reviewed journals directed at the target audiences.\nWhere appropriate, articles dealing with pharmacologic aspects of the drugs will be\nplaced in journals with a pharmacology orientation. These articles could combine\nupdates on study results as well as information comparing the product with other selected\ntherapeutic agents. In addition, they could address trends in treatment and topical issues\nin patient management.\n\nJournal Supplements\nSelected data derived from individual studies could be published together as supplements\nto target journals within a particular therapeutic specialty. Should the client wish to\npursue this publication option, the following guidelines are applicable. A turnaround\ntime of six months is generally adhered to for producing the supplement. This includes\nall editorial components, including interactions with invited authors, and the target\njournal. Timing of the publication is ultimately predicated by the individual journal's\nsupplement schedule. Journal supplements could be published before product launch and\nbe targeted to specific audiences.\n\nDWRITE 065774", "img_58369.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58370.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58371.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58372.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58373.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58374.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58375.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line 12\nScientific Poster Presentations\n\nAt selected medical meetings, lead investigators are able to present the results of their in\n\nvitro, preclinical, or clinical studies in an academic atmosphere that many meeting\n\nattendees consider desirable. DesignWrite is quite experienced and successful in working\n\nwith these investigators to ensure that their results are presented in a clear, professional,\n\nand impactful manner. Such presentations often represent merely abstracts of studies\n\nwhile others are more thorough. In either event, DesignWrite feels strongly that such\n\nposter presentations represent a significant manner of presenting scientific information to\n\ntarget audiences, particularly in preparation for the launch of a product and even\n\npostiaunch.\n\nBudget\n\nPreclinical manuscript..........scscscesecsssseececessetesecueseesaeeaeeneaseeesesetreneecseereeteseeseteesersesees 10,000\n\nClinical manuscript ........cccecsssesesecsssessesessestessereseseassesneasenessenesnsatessesseseeesseesserseeetseseesees 10,000\n\nReview article ..c.cccccceccscsccsssscscssscsssessssserscssssescacscscsensascanscsescstsessessaeasstssesessssenseeseseeeerees 20,000\n\nPoster presentation .........csscessssesssesssssseeseesescesrersseseessscaseessnesssesscessssesssessseeseassnsseesssesteses s+ DOQ000\n\nJournal supplement ...........ccccceescssesseseseesessectesesesscseseeeecteateueseeueseereasatsscssssetersseseevserseesed L 75,000\nDIRECT MAIL TO HIGH PRESCRIBERS\n\nWhen properly targeted to an identified audience, direct mail can be a very effective,\n\ninexpensive, and timely means of delivering promotional messages. It can provide\n\nadditional promotional support for the field force especially, when a product does not\n\nenjoy a first priority position with sales calls, as is the case with the Premarin family of\n\nproducts.\n\nDesignWrite recommends sending personalized letters outlining the issues framed by the\n\nNational Consensus faculty as an up-to-date interim guidance on standards of care for\n\npostmenopausal patients.\n\nThese mailings will satisfy the following objectives:\n\n& Educate OB/GYNs and primary care physicians on the most current expert thinking\n\nwith respect to treating complications associated with menopause.\n& Increasing the promotional noise level by ensuring that an effective Premarin message\nis still being delivered to the right physicians.\n& Display Wyeth-Ayerst\u2019s commitment to the field of women\u2019s health.\nDWRITE 065775", "img_58377.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line ___13\nDesignWrite recommends a four-wave mail campaign sent out at four week intervals\npromoting the National Consensus findings and the greater need for earlier, longer, and\nmore aggressive use of hormonal interventions than are currently being used. We will\ndevelop a four-page, two-color personalized letter/visual for mailing to the target\naudience.\n\nFor the purpose of this proposal, we will estimate an audience of 50,000 high potential\nphysicians. Wyeth-Ayerst will supply the physician mailing lists.\n\nBudget\nDevelopment of direct mail letter/visual to mechanical .0..........ccesesessesetsesseseeeseerereeeeee9 30,000\n(4 waves)\n\nSPEAKER SYMPOSIA AT CONVENTIONS\nAs part of the overall communications strategy, DesignWrite will research and identify\nthe key medical/scientific meetings at which Premarin/HRT data should be presented\nincluding U.S. national and regional meetings. Details of meetings that are relevant to the\npublications program will be presented, along with quantitative information on meeting\ndates, number of attendees, location abstract, and poster submission deadlines.\n\nDesign Write would provide a full range of mecting-related services, from faculty\n\nmanagement through the production of printed materials. A great emphasis is placed on\n\nthe scientific components of meetings, including program development and refinement,\n\nfaculty liaison, and the development of materials for use both at the meeting and for\n\ninstruction following the meeting. Examples include newsletters, conference highlights,\n\nprogram abstract bulletin, slide lecture kits, and proceedings publications. Much of this\n\ninformation can be repackaged as part of an ongoing sales training effort.\n\nWyeth-Ayerst will provide DesignWrite with a list of key medical conventions that\n\nrequire attendance.\n\nBudget\n\nSYMpOSia oss eseeceececceecsseteesesecceeseeaesesesatseseeseneisstssesststssassuessseseseasesseseesesses B703000-$ 140,000\nDWRITE 065776", "img_58378.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line ___13\nDesignWrite recommends a four-wave mail campaign sent out at four week intervals\npromoting the National Consensus findings and the greater need for earlier, longer, and\nmore aggressive use of hormonal interventions than are currently being used. We will\ndevelop a four-page, two-color personalized letter/visual for mailing to the target\naudience.\n\nFor the purpose of this proposal, we will estimate an audience of 50,000 high potential\nphysicians. Wyeth-Ayerst will supply the physician mailing lists.\n\nBudget\nDevelopment of direct mail letter/visual to mechanical .0..........ccesesessesetsesseseeeseerereeeeee9 30,000\n(4 waves)\n\nSPEAKER SYMPOSIA AT CONVENTIONS\nAs part of the overall communications strategy, DesignWrite will research and identify\nthe key medical/scientific meetings at which Premarin/HRT data should be presented\nincluding U.S. national and regional meetings. Details of meetings that are relevant to the\npublications program will be presented, along with quantitative information on meeting\ndates, number of attendees, location abstract, and poster submission deadlines.\n\nDesign Write would provide a full range of mecting-related services, from faculty\n\nmanagement through the production of printed materials. A great emphasis is placed on\n\nthe scientific components of meetings, including program development and refinement,\n\nfaculty liaison, and the development of materials for use both at the meeting and for\n\ninstruction following the meeting. Examples include newsletters, conference highlights,\n\nprogram abstract bulletin, slide lecture kits, and proceedings publications. Much of this\n\ninformation can be repackaged as part of an ongoing sales training effort.\n\nWyeth-Ayerst will provide DesignWrite with a list of key medical conventions that\n\nrequire attendance.\n\nBudget\n\nSYMpOSia oss eseeceececceecsseteesesecceeseeaesesesatseseeseneisstssesststssassuessseseseasesseseesesses B703000-$ 140,000\nDWRITE 065776", "img_58379.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line ___13\nDesignWrite recommends a four-wave mail campaign sent out at four week intervals\npromoting the National Consensus findings and the greater need for earlier, longer, and\nmore aggressive use of hormonal interventions than are currently being used. We will\ndevelop a four-page, two-color personalized letter/visual for mailing to the target\naudience.\n\nFor the purpose of this proposal, we will estimate an audience of 50,000 high potential\nphysicians. Wyeth-Ayerst will supply the physician mailing lists.\n\nBudget\nDevelopment of direct mail letter/visual to mechanical .0..........ccesesessesetsesseseeeseerereeeeee9 30,000\n(4 waves)\n\nSPEAKER SYMPOSIA AT CONVENTIONS\nAs part of the overall communications strategy, DesignWrite will research and identify\nthe key medical/scientific meetings at which Premarin/HRT data should be presented\nincluding U.S. national and regional meetings. Details of meetings that are relevant to the\npublications program will be presented, along with quantitative information on meeting\ndates, number of attendees, location abstract, and poster submission deadlines.\n\nDesign Write would provide a full range of mecting-related services, from faculty\n\nmanagement through the production of printed materials. A great emphasis is placed on\n\nthe scientific components of meetings, including program development and refinement,\n\nfaculty liaison, and the development of materials for use both at the meeting and for\n\ninstruction following the meeting. Examples include newsletters, conference highlights,\n\nprogram abstract bulletin, slide lecture kits, and proceedings publications. Much of this\n\ninformation can be repackaged as part of an ongoing sales training effort.\n\nWyeth-Ayerst will provide DesignWrite with a list of key medical conventions that\n\nrequire attendance.\n\nBudget\n\nSYMpOSia oss eseeceececceecsseteesesecceeseeaesesesatseseeseneisstssesststssassuessseseseasesseseesesses B703000-$ 140,000\nDWRITE 065776", "img_58381.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line ___13\nDesignWrite recommends a four-wave mail campaign sent out at four week intervals\npromoting the National Consensus findings and the greater need for earlier, longer, and\nmore aggressive use of hormonal interventions than are currently being used. We will\ndevelop a four-page, two-color personalized letter/visual for mailing to the target\naudience.\n\nFor the purpose of this proposal, we will estimate an audience of 50,000 high potential\nphysicians. Wyeth-Ayerst will supply the physician mailing lists.\n\nBudget\nDevelopment of direct mail letter/visual to mechanical .0..........ccesesessesetsesseseeeseerereeeeee9 30,000\n(4 waves)\n\nSPEAKER SYMPOSIA AT CONVENTIONS\nAs part of the overall communications strategy, DesignWrite will research and identify\nthe key medical/scientific meetings at which Premarin/HRT data should be presented\nincluding U.S. national and regional meetings. Details of meetings that are relevant to the\npublications program will be presented, along with quantitative information on meeting\ndates, number of attendees, location abstract, and poster submission deadlines.\n\nDesign Write would provide a full range of mecting-related services, from faculty\n\nmanagement through the production of printed materials. A great emphasis is placed on\n\nthe scientific components of meetings, including program development and refinement,\n\nfaculty liaison, and the development of materials for use both at the meeting and for\n\ninstruction following the meeting. Examples include newsletters, conference highlights,\n\nprogram abstract bulletin, slide lecture kits, and proceedings publications. Much of this\n\ninformation can be repackaged as part of an ongoing sales training effort.\n\nWyeth-Ayerst will provide DesignWrite with a list of key medical conventions that\n\nrequire attendance.\n\nBudget\n\nSYMpOSia oss eseeceececceecsseteesesecceeseeaesesesatseseeseneisstssesststssassuessseseseasesseseesesses B703000-$ 140,000\nDWRITE 065776", "img_62318.png": "Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer\nOctober 1969 Fortune Magazine\n\u201c... THE MOMENT IS AT HAND .. .\u201d\nRichard E. Lyng\nAssistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture\nOUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS\nSenator George McGovern\nChairman, Senate Select Committee on\nNutrition and Human Needs\nLAYING THE FOUNDATIONS\nF. J. Thierry\ni World Health Organization\nN Dr. Grant Venn\nU.S, Office of Education\nUTES TU) ae A)\nSYolUT cera alt ONS) AWA A Lae [Uls) (nye [olelelant-TaitsMelrsim-161 0), 0[eler-)4)\\110 ara", "img_62319.png": "Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer\nOctober 1969 Fortune Magazine\n\u201c... THE MOMENT IS AT HAND .. .\u201d\nRichard E. Lyng\nAssistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture\nOUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS\nSenator George McGovern\nChairman, Senate Select Committee on\nNutrition and Human Needs\nLAYING THE FOUNDATIONS\nF. J. Thierry\ni World Health Organization\nN Dr. Grant Venn\nU.S, Office of Education\nUTES TU) ae A)\nSYolUT cera alt ONS) AWA A Lae [Uls) (nye [olelelant-TaitsMelrsim-161 0), 0[eler-)4)\\110 ara", "img_62321.png": "Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer\nOctober 1969 Fortune Magazine\n\u201c... THE MOMENT IS AT HAND .. .\u201d\nRichard E. Lyng\nAssistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture\nOUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS\nSenator George McGovern\nChairman, Senate Select Committee on\nNutrition and Human Needs\nLAYING THE FOUNDATIONS\nF. J. Thierry\ni World Health Organization\nN Dr. Grant Venn\nU.S, Office of Education\nUTES TU) ae A)\nSYolUT cera alt ONS) AWA A Lae [Uls) (nye [olelelant-TaitsMelrsim-161 0), 0[eler-)4)\\110 ara", "img_62323.png": "Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer\nOctober 1969 Fortune Magazine\n\u201c... THE MOMENT IS AT HAND .. .\u201d\nRichard E. Lyng\nAssistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture\nOUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS\nSenator George McGovern\nChairman, Senate Select Committee on\nNutrition and Human Needs\nLAYING THE FOUNDATIONS\nF. J. Thierry\ni World Health Organization\nN Dr. Grant Venn\nU.S, Office of Education\nUTES TU) ae A)\nSYolUT cera alt ONS) AWA A Lae [Uls) (nye [olelelant-TaitsMelrsim-161 0), 0[eler-)4)\\110 ara", "img_62324.png": "Volume 4, No. 8 Edmund K. Faltermayer\nOctober 1969 Fortune Magazine\n\u201c... THE MOMENT IS AT HAND .. .\u201d\nRichard E. Lyng\nAssistant U.S. Secretary of Agriculture\nOUR MALNOURISHED MILLIONS\nSenator George McGovern\nChairman, Senate Select Committee on\nNutrition and Human Needs\nLAYING THE FOUNDATIONS\nF. J. Thierry\ni World Health Organization\nN Dr. Grant Venn\nU.S, Office of Education\nUTES TU) ae A)\nSYolUT cera alt ONS) AWA A Lae [Uls) (nye [olelelant-TaitsMelrsim-161 0), 0[eler-)4)\\110 ara", "img_47449.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47431.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47432.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47445.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47451.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47455.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47456.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47460.png": "FORM 164\nPLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee Ste i 7. > ee | DOEEARS [zeenredd\na | | |\nfs CURRENCY |\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = |\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 = a t |\nCees 2,200 |72 |\nOctober 28, 1976 . |\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for misconduct, negligence, or other default c |\nTo TRGbe ts rested jand the bank le aithoriact-to torwara ftw tor collection ot peymreat direst to the\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House a |\nHILLSBORO BitANCH | TOTAL [2 \u00bb 200 [72\nFirst AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Foe eee eS ee\n(IF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE)\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CRE DIT\n1846884\"O00008 rom Ope ole", "img_47474.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47448.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47450.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47452.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47453.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47454.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47458.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47462.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47478.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47480.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_47487.png": "FORM 164\n- PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\nee aa DOLLARS CENTS\nCURRENCY\nDr. or Mrs. WILLIAM J. DARBY = 5 < = a\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 COINS\nTHOMPSON STATION, TENNESSEE 37179 \u2014\u2014 |\nCHECK 9\n\u2018 2. = |__2,200| 72 |\n___ December 14 1976 :\nia sessing eal th et chn Ian\u2019 whcthic ioe Sola \u2018of slbibiom: Wrst Aiea teiwiand: Baie ea eae +\nacts only as agent and will not be liable for loss in transit or for miscondict, negligence, or other default of | |\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House \u201d |\n: ee TOTAL 2,200 72\nIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FO BITIONAL SPACES RENEE SEF SS FEEr SS\n(iF ADDITIONAL SPACES ARE NEEDED SEE REVERSE SIDE\nNASHVILLE, TENN. CREDIT )\n866800008 fet O72 Be", "img_56371.png": "36\n300\n200\nfaut fbat gf f\n~~ 7 -\n= 6\ney 5 \u00b0\n5 4 9\nS - 3\na ce Z oe\no | o\n\u201d 109 0 oe\n0 20 40\nis LEGEND ;\n50 \u00b0 \u00b0 DDT\n40 e DIELDRIN\n30 9\n20\n10\n0\n0 5 10 15 20 2 30 $\nDOSAGE (MG/ MAN! DAY )\nFigure 2\nStorage of DDT (upper line, open circles) and dieldrin (lower line, solid\npoints) in the body fat of people in relation to dosage. :", "img_56372.png": "36\n300\n200\nfaut fbat gf f\n~~ 7 -\n= 6\ney 5 \u00b0\n5 4 9\nS - 3\na ce Z oe\no | o\n\u201d 109 0 oe\n0 20 40\nis LEGEND ;\n50 \u00b0 \u00b0 DDT\n40 e DIELDRIN\n30 9\n20\n10\n0\n0 5 10 15 20 2 30 $\nDOSAGE (MG/ MAN! DAY )\nFigure 2\nStorage of DDT (upper line, open circles) and dieldrin (lower line, solid\npoints) in the body fat of people in relation to dosage. :", "img_56373.png": "36\n300\n200\nfaut fbat gf f\n~~ 7 -\n= 6\ney 5 \u00b0\n5 4 9\nS - 3\na ce Z oe\no | o\n\u201d 109 0 oe\n0 20 40\nis LEGEND ;\n50 \u00b0 \u00b0 DDT\n40 e DIELDRIN\n30 9\n20\n10\n0\n0 5 10 15 20 2 30 $\nDOSAGE (MG/ MAN! DAY )\nFigure 2\nStorage of DDT (upper line, open circles) and dieldrin (lower line, solid\npoints) in the body fat of people in relation to dosage. :", "img_1962.png": "Scientific Review of the Proposed Risk Assessment Bulletin from the Office of Management and Budget\nhttp:/Awww.nap.edu/catalog/1 181 1.html\nBOARD ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND TOXICOLOGY!\nMembers\nJONATHAN M. SAMET (Chair), Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD\nRAMON ALVAREZ, Environmental Defense, Austin, TX\nJOHN M. BALBUS, Environmental Defense, Washington, DC\nDALLAS BURTRAW, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC\nJAMES S. BUS, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI\nCOSTEL D. DENSON, University of Delaware, Newark\nE. DONALD ELLIOTT, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, Washington, DC\nMARY R. ENGLISH, University of Tennessee, Knoxville\nJ. PAUL GILMAN, Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies, Oak Ridge, TN\nSHERRI W. GOODMAN, Center for Naval Analyses, Alexandria, VA\nJUDITH A. GRAHAM, American Chemistry Council, Arlington, VA\nWILLIAM P. Horn, Birch, Horton, Bittner and Cherot, Washington, DC\nJAMES H. JOHNSON JR., Howard University, Washington, DC\nWILLIAM M. LEwIs, JR., University of Colorado, Boulder\nJUDITH L. MEYER, University of Georgia, Athens\nDENNIS D. MURPHY, University of Nevada, Reno\nPATRICK Y. O\u2019BRIEN, ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Company, Richmond, CA\nDOROTHY E. PATTON (retired), Chicago, IL\nDANNY D. REIBLE, University of Texas, Austin\nJOSEPH V. RODRICKS, ENVIRON International Corporation, Arlington, VA\nARMISTEAD G. RUSSELL, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta\nROBERT F. SAWYER, University of California, Berkeley\nLISA SPEER, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York, NY\nKIMBERLY M. THOMPSON, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge\nMONICA G. TURNER, University of Wisconsin, Madison\nMARK J. UTELL, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY\nCHRIS G. WHIPPLE, ENVIRON International Corporation, Emeryville, CA\nLAUREN ZEISE, California Environmental Protection Agency, Oakland\nSenior Staff\nJAMES J. REISA, Director\nDAVID J. POLICANSKY, Scholar\nRAYMOND A. WASSEL, Senior Program Officer for Environmental Sciences and Engineering\nKULBIR BAKSHI, Senior Program Officer for Toxicology\nEILEEN N. ABT, Senior Program Officer for Risk Analysis\nKARL E. GUSTAVSON, Senior Program Officer\nK. JOHN HOLMES, Senior Program Officer\nELLEN K. MANTUS, Senior Program Officer\nSUSAN N.J. MARTEL, Senior Program Officer\nSUZANNE VAN DRUNICK, Senior Program Officer\nSTEVEN K. GIBB, Program Officer for Strategic Communications\nRUTH E. CROSSGROVE, Senior Editor\n'This study was planned, overseen, and supported by the Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology.\nPREPUBLICATION COPY vi\nOdpyright/@/ National Abaderaycaf Sciences. |All fights feserved:", "img_1963.png": "Scientific Review of the Proposed Risk Assessment Bulletin from the Office of Management and Budget\nhttp:/Awww.nap.edu/catalog/1 181 1.html\nBOARD ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND TOXICOLOGY!\nMembers\nJONATHAN M. SAMET (Chair), Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD\nRAMON ALVAREZ, Environmental Defense, Austin, TX\nJOHN M. BALBUS, Environmental Defense, Washington, DC\nDALLAS BURTRAW, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC\nJAMES S. BUS, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI\nCOSTEL D. DENSON, University of Delaware, Newark\nE. DONALD ELLIOTT, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, Washington, DC\nMARY R. ENGLISH, University of Tennessee, Knoxville\nJ. PAUL GILMAN, Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies, Oak Ridge, TN\nSHERRI W. GOODMAN, Center for Naval Analyses, Alexandria, VA\nJUDITH A. GRAHAM, American Chemistry Council, Arlington, VA\nWILLIAM P. Horn, Birch, Horton, Bittner and Cherot, Washington, DC\nJAMES H. JOHNSON JR., Howard University, Washington, DC\nWILLIAM M. LEwIs, JR., University of Colorado, Boulder\nJUDITH L. MEYER, University of Georgia, Athens\nDENNIS D. MURPHY, University of Nevada, Reno\nPATRICK Y. O\u2019BRIEN, ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Company, Richmond, CA\nDOROTHY E. PATTON (retired), Chicago, IL\nDANNY D. REIBLE, University of Texas, Austin\nJOSEPH V. RODRICKS, ENVIRON International Corporation, Arlington, VA\nARMISTEAD G. RUSSELL, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta\nROBERT F. SAWYER, University of California, Berkeley\nLISA SPEER, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York, NY\nKIMBERLY M. THOMPSON, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge\nMONICA G. TURNER, University of Wisconsin, Madison\nMARK J. UTELL, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY\nCHRIS G. WHIPPLE, ENVIRON International Corporation, Emeryville, CA\nLAUREN ZEISE, California Environmental Protection Agency, Oakland\nSenior Staff\nJAMES J. REISA, Director\nDAVID J. POLICANSKY, Scholar\nRAYMOND A. WASSEL, Senior Program Officer for Environmental Sciences and Engineering\nKULBIR BAKSHI, Senior Program Officer for Toxicology\nEILEEN N. ABT, Senior Program Officer for Risk Analysis\nKARL E. GUSTAVSON, Senior Program Officer\nK. JOHN HOLMES, Senior Program Officer\nELLEN K. MANTUS, Senior Program Officer\nSUSAN N.J. MARTEL, Senior Program Officer\nSUZANNE VAN DRUNICK, Senior Program Officer\nSTEVEN K. GIBB, Program Officer for Strategic Communications\nRUTH E. CROSSGROVE, Senior Editor\n'This study was planned, overseen, and supported by the Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology.\nPREPUBLICATION COPY vi\nOdpyright/@/ National Abaderaycaf Sciences. |All fights feserved:", "img_1964.png": "Scientific Review of the Proposed Risk Assessment Bulletin from the Office of Management and Budget\nhttp:/Awww.nap.edu/catalog/1 181 1.html\nBOARD ON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND TOXICOLOGY!\nMembers\nJONATHAN M. SAMET (Chair), Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD\nRAMON ALVAREZ, Environmental Defense, Austin, TX\nJOHN M. BALBUS, Environmental Defense, Washington, DC\nDALLAS BURTRAW, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC\nJAMES S. BUS, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI\nCOSTEL D. DENSON, University of Delaware, Newark\nE. DONALD ELLIOTT, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, Washington, DC\nMARY R. ENGLISH, University of Tennessee, Knoxville\nJ. PAUL GILMAN, Oak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies, Oak Ridge, TN\nSHERRI W. GOODMAN, Center for Naval Analyses, Alexandria, VA\nJUDITH A. GRAHAM, American Chemistry Council, Arlington, VA\nWILLIAM P. Horn, Birch, Horton, Bittner and Cherot, Washington, DC\nJAMES H. JOHNSON JR., Howard University, Washington, DC\nWILLIAM M. LEwIs, JR., University of Colorado, Boulder\nJUDITH L. MEYER, University of Georgia, Athens\nDENNIS D. MURPHY, University of Nevada, Reno\nPATRICK Y. O\u2019BRIEN, ChevronTexaco Energy Technology Company, Richmond, CA\nDOROTHY E. PATTON (retired), Chicago, IL\nDANNY D. REIBLE, University of Texas, Austin\nJOSEPH V. RODRICKS, ENVIRON International Corporation, Arlington, VA\nARMISTEAD G. RUSSELL, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta\nROBERT F. SAWYER, University of California, Berkeley\nLISA SPEER, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York, NY\nKIMBERLY M. THOMPSON, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge\nMONICA G. TURNER, University of Wisconsin, Madison\nMARK J. UTELL, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY\nCHRIS G. WHIPPLE, ENVIRON International Corporation, Emeryville, CA\nLAUREN ZEISE, California Environmental Protection Agency, Oakland\nSenior Staff\nJAMES J. REISA, Director\nDAVID J. POLICANSKY, Scholar\nRAYMOND A. WASSEL, Senior Program Officer for Environmental Sciences and Engineering\nKULBIR BAKSHI, Senior Program Officer for Toxicology\nEILEEN N. ABT, Senior Program Officer for Risk Analysis\nKARL E. GUSTAVSON, Senior Program Officer\nK. JOHN HOLMES, Senior Program Officer\nELLEN K. MANTUS, Senior Program Officer\nSUSAN N.J. MARTEL, Senior Program Officer\nSUZANNE VAN DRUNICK, Senior Program Officer\nSTEVEN K. GIBB, Program Officer for Strategic Communications\nRUTH E. CROSSGROVE, Senior Editor\n'This study was planned, overseen, and supported by the Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology.\nPREPUBLICATION COPY vi\nOdpyright/@/ National Abaderaycaf Sciences. |All fights feserved:", "img_51784.png": "; THE ; ay: >\n: Great \u201cyg ee\nWestern Ro AS33\n; : COMPANY aS\n; March 8, 1978\nTO: GREAT WESTERN SUGAR DEPARTMENT HEADS\n} A .\nFROM: Jack B. Powell\\_ ep\u2019\n= SUBJECT:  HISTORIC-PRESPRVATION \u201c\nThis letter is to introduce Dena S. Markoff, a graduate student at the :\n, University of Colorado. She is presently working on a survey of the\nbeet sugar industry in Colorado as a practicum for a Historic Preservation -\nclass. The survey is being done through the State Historical Society\nof Colorado. . ,\n: Please give Ms. Markoff access to any photographs your department\nhas. She will make Xerox copies of photos needed for the survey and\nthen make arrangements at a later date to copy the appropriate ones as\nphotographs.\n: Please call me if you have any questions.\n9n- 6/1\u00a5\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5303 \u00bb* DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 593-4600 * A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\n{ Se ee ~SOUreS? HitpSs MMW NGUStry/ documents UCST SdU/GOCSTSIRKOZZO\u2122 em eee", "img_51785.png": "; THE ; ay: >\n: Great \u201cyg ee\nWestern Ro AS33\n; : COMPANY aS\n; March 8, 1978\nTO: GREAT WESTERN SUGAR DEPARTMENT HEADS\n} A .\nFROM: Jack B. Powell\\_ ep\u2019\n= SUBJECT:  HISTORIC-PRESPRVATION \u201c\nThis letter is to introduce Dena S. Markoff, a graduate student at the :\n, University of Colorado. She is presently working on a survey of the\nbeet sugar industry in Colorado as a practicum for a Historic Preservation -\nclass. The survey is being done through the State Historical Society\nof Colorado. . ,\n: Please give Ms. Markoff access to any photographs your department\nhas. She will make Xerox copies of photos needed for the survey and\nthen make arrangements at a later date to copy the appropriate ones as\nphotographs.\n: Please call me if you have any questions.\n9n- 6/1\u00a5\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5303 \u00bb* DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 593-4600 * A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\n{ Se ee ~SOUreS? HitpSs MMW NGUStry/ documents UCST SdU/GOCSTSIRKOZZO\u2122 em eee", "img_51786.png": "; THE ; ay: >\n: Great \u201cyg ee\nWestern Ro AS33\n; : COMPANY aS\n; March 8, 1978\nTO: GREAT WESTERN SUGAR DEPARTMENT HEADS\n} A .\nFROM: Jack B. Powell\\_ ep\u2019\n= SUBJECT:  HISTORIC-PRESPRVATION \u201c\nThis letter is to introduce Dena S. Markoff, a graduate student at the :\n, University of Colorado. She is presently working on a survey of the\nbeet sugar industry in Colorado as a practicum for a Historic Preservation -\nclass. The survey is being done through the State Historical Society\nof Colorado. . ,\n: Please give Ms. Markoff access to any photographs your department\nhas. She will make Xerox copies of photos needed for the survey and\nthen make arrangements at a later date to copy the appropriate ones as\nphotographs.\n: Please call me if you have any questions.\n9n- 6/1\u00a5\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5303 \u00bb* DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 593-4600 * A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\n{ Se ee ~SOUreS? HitpSs MMW NGUStry/ documents UCST SdU/GOCSTSIRKOZZO\u2122 em eee", "img_51790.png": "; THE ; ay: >\n: Great \u201cyg ee\nWestern Ro AS33\n; : COMPANY aS\n; March 8, 1978\nTO: GREAT WESTERN SUGAR DEPARTMENT HEADS\n} A .\nFROM: Jack B. Powell\\_ ep\u2019\n= SUBJECT:  HISTORIC-PRESPRVATION \u201c\nThis letter is to introduce Dena S. Markoff, a graduate student at the :\n, University of Colorado. She is presently working on a survey of the\nbeet sugar industry in Colorado as a practicum for a Historic Preservation -\nclass. The survey is being done through the State Historical Society\nof Colorado. . ,\n: Please give Ms. Markoff access to any photographs your department\nhas. She will make Xerox copies of photos needed for the survey and\nthen make arrangements at a later date to copy the appropriate ones as\nphotographs.\n: Please call me if you have any questions.\n9n- 6/1\u00a5\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5303 \u00bb* DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 593-4600 * A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\n{ Se ee ~SOUreS? HitpSs MMW NGUStry/ documents UCST SdU/GOCSTSIRKOZZO\u2122 em eee", "img_51791.png": "; THE ; ay: >\n: Great \u201cyg ee\nWestern Ro AS33\n; : COMPANY aS\n; March 8, 1978\nTO: GREAT WESTERN SUGAR DEPARTMENT HEADS\n} A .\nFROM: Jack B. Powell\\_ ep\u2019\n= SUBJECT:  HISTORIC-PRESPRVATION \u201c\nThis letter is to introduce Dena S. Markoff, a graduate student at the :\n, University of Colorado. She is presently working on a survey of the\nbeet sugar industry in Colorado as a practicum for a Historic Preservation -\nclass. The survey is being done through the State Historical Society\nof Colorado. . ,\n: Please give Ms. Markoff access to any photographs your department\nhas. She will make Xerox copies of photos needed for the survey and\nthen make arrangements at a later date to copy the appropriate ones as\nphotographs.\n: Please call me if you have any questions.\n9n- 6/1\u00a5\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5303 \u00bb* DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 593-4600 * A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\n{ Se ee ~SOUreS? HitpSs MMW NGUStry/ documents UCST SdU/GOCSTSIRKOZZO\u2122 em eee", "img_65385.png": ".\nk 4\n7\nEFFECT OF DIET ON FOOD CONSUMED IN\nCOLD- AND WARM- ACCLIMATIZED RATS\n19)\nce ni %\nSis avec 2\ng i a se\nfe Sg Ci\n$ 7\u2019 Ne\n2 a\nain Bie) etcone\n/\n8 15 ee\ng yf :\nTat of\n: :\ng 13,\nC45 20 40\nPERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET '\nFIGURE 1 FOOD CONSUMED\n9p 'Gm of each diet= 4.366 Calories i ,\nGlocese a) oe\nFructose\n7\nft\n8 a | '\n= a 1\ngs\nSs t\n\u00a7 4] |\n. , ;\n$ cre\n< I Fructose 3\nae Glucose\n'\nol\nmee 20 40\n. PERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET\nFIGURE 2 CALORIC EFFICIENCY\n: a\nSYolUTTex=Ha atl OSH PAU AWA ALeLUES\\tp Zo (OVO lpal-lnltsM ules) m=16]0)L0[efersy)<\\lanle| @Pard", "img_65381.png": ".\nk 4\n7\nEFFECT OF DIET ON FOOD CONSUMED IN\nCOLD- AND WARM- ACCLIMATIZED RATS\n19)\nce ni %\nSis avec 2\ng i a se\nfe Sg Ci\n$ 7\u2019 Ne\n2 a\nain Bie) etcone\n/\n8 15 ee\ng yf :\nTat of\n: :\ng 13,\nC45 20 40\nPERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET '\nFIGURE 1 FOOD CONSUMED\n9p 'Gm of each diet= 4.366 Calories i ,\nGlocese a) oe\nFructose\n7\nft\n8 a | '\n= a 1\ngs\nSs t\n\u00a7 4] |\n. , ;\n$ cre\n< I Fructose 3\nae Glucose\n'\nol\nmee 20 40\n. PERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET\nFIGURE 2 CALORIC EFFICIENCY\n: a\nSYolUTTex=Ha atl OSH PAU AWA ALeLUES\\tp Zo (OVO lpal-lnltsM ules) m=16]0)L0[efersy)<\\lanle| @Pard", "img_65383.png": ".\nk 4\n7\nEFFECT OF DIET ON FOOD CONSUMED IN\nCOLD- AND WARM- ACCLIMATIZED RATS\n19)\nce ni %\nSis avec 2\ng i a se\nfe Sg Ci\n$ 7\u2019 Ne\n2 a\nain Bie) etcone\n/\n8 15 ee\ng yf :\nTat of\n: :\ng 13,\nC45 20 40\nPERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET '\nFIGURE 1 FOOD CONSUMED\n9p 'Gm of each diet= 4.366 Calories i ,\nGlocese a) oe\nFructose\n7\nft\n8 a | '\n= a 1\ngs\nSs t\n\u00a7 4] |\n. , ;\n$ cre\n< I Fructose 3\nae Glucose\n'\nol\nmee 20 40\n. PERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET\nFIGURE 2 CALORIC EFFICIENCY\n: a\nSYolUTTex=Ha atl OSH PAU AWA ALeLUES\\tp Zo (OVO lpal-lnltsM ules) m=16]0)L0[efersy)<\\lanle| @Pard", "img_65384.png": ".\nk 4\n7\nEFFECT OF DIET ON FOOD CONSUMED IN\nCOLD- AND WARM- ACCLIMATIZED RATS\n19)\nce ni %\nSis avec 2\ng i a se\nfe Sg Ci\n$ 7\u2019 Ne\n2 a\nain Bie) etcone\n/\n8 15 ee\ng yf :\nTat of\n: :\ng 13,\nC45 20 40\nPERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET '\nFIGURE 1 FOOD CONSUMED\n9p 'Gm of each diet= 4.366 Calories i ,\nGlocese a) oe\nFructose\n7\nft\n8 a | '\n= a 1\ngs\nSs t\n\u00a7 4] |\n. , ;\n$ cre\n< I Fructose 3\nae Glucose\n'\nol\nmee 20 40\n. PERCENT PROTEIN IN DIET\nFIGURE 2 CALORIC EFFICIENCY\n: a\nSYolUTTex=Ha atl OSH PAU AWA ALeLUES\\tp Zo (OVO lpal-lnltsM ules) m=16]0)L0[efersy)<\\lanle| @Pard", "img_2202.png": "} (\n| |\n| copy |\n| sal\n| Paris, March, Thursday 26th, 1969 f\n| ; i\n| Monsieur J. FISCHER |\n| Beet Sugar Development Foundation. j\n| i\n| ,\nDear Jim, i\n| Here are the answers to the questions you asked me in your last letter |\n| and by phone last Monday. \\\n| AIRPLANES |\n| - NEW YORK Arrival Saturday ard May 12.00 AF 015\n| - DENVER Arrival Monday 5th may 11.00 UA 161 i\n| Departure Thursday 8th May 12.28 FL 599 |\n| |\n| - AMARILLO Arrival Thursday 8th May 15.20 FL 599 |\nDeparture Saturday 10th May 08.15 co 142 j\n| - PHOENIX Arrival Saturday 10th May 10.13 co 751 |\nDeparture Tuesday 13th May 12.20 RW 683 t\n|: - EL CENTRO Arrival Tuesday 13th May 12.40 RW 683\nDeparture Thursday 15th May by car\n- SAN FRANCISCO Arrival Thursday 15th May \"48.00 UA 530\nDeparture Monday 19th May 10.35 UA 778 |\n} - BOISE CITY Arrival Monday 19th May 13.45 - UA 778 {\n| Departure Wednesday 21st May 09.45 UA 222 |\n|\n| : - WASHINGTON Arrival Wednesday 21st May 19.18 AA 598 |\n|: Departure Friday 23rd May 18.45 AF 018 |\n| i\n|\n| * CARS j\n1 |\nj Four cars have been reserved at AVIS in all the arrival airports.\n|\nPv All the rental expenses, including gas, oil, for a maximum of 4 500 miles |\n| have been paid in Paris.\ni If the cars are not used, or if all the miles are not covered, we shall |\n| be paid back in Paris.\nJeo\n[ eeehine\n|\n{\n{\n|\nLeo ier \u2014 4 \u2014 co }\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/slyv0228 c", "img_2203.png": "} (\n| |\n| copy |\n| sal\n| Paris, March, Thursday 26th, 1969 f\n| ; i\n| Monsieur J. FISCHER |\n| Beet Sugar Development Foundation. j\n| i\n| ,\nDear Jim, i\n| Here are the answers to the questions you asked me in your last letter |\n| and by phone last Monday. \\\n| AIRPLANES |\n| - NEW YORK Arrival Saturday ard May 12.00 AF 015\n| - DENVER Arrival Monday 5th may 11.00 UA 161 i\n| Departure Thursday 8th May 12.28 FL 599 |\n| |\n| - AMARILLO Arrival Thursday 8th May 15.20 FL 599 |\nDeparture Saturday 10th May 08.15 co 142 j\n| - PHOENIX Arrival Saturday 10th May 10.13 co 751 |\nDeparture Tuesday 13th May 12.20 RW 683 t\n|: - EL CENTRO Arrival Tuesday 13th May 12.40 RW 683\nDeparture Thursday 15th May by car\n- SAN FRANCISCO Arrival Thursday 15th May \"48.00 UA 530\nDeparture Monday 19th May 10.35 UA 778 |\n} - BOISE CITY Arrival Monday 19th May 13.45 - UA 778 {\n| Departure Wednesday 21st May 09.45 UA 222 |\n|\n| : - WASHINGTON Arrival Wednesday 21st May 19.18 AA 598 |\n|: Departure Friday 23rd May 18.45 AF 018 |\n| i\n|\n| * CARS j\n1 |\nj Four cars have been reserved at AVIS in all the arrival airports.\n|\nPv All the rental expenses, including gas, oil, for a maximum of 4 500 miles |\n| have been paid in Paris.\ni If the cars are not used, or if all the miles are not covered, we shall |\n| be paid back in Paris.\nJeo\n[ eeehine\n|\n{\n{\n|\nLeo ier \u2014 4 \u2014 co }\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/slyv0228 c", "img_2205.png": "} (\n| |\n| copy |\n| sal\n| Paris, March, Thursday 26th, 1969 f\n| ; i\n| Monsieur J. FISCHER |\n| Beet Sugar Development Foundation. j\n| i\n| ,\nDear Jim, i\n| Here are the answers to the questions you asked me in your last letter |\n| and by phone last Monday. \\\n| AIRPLANES |\n| - NEW YORK Arrival Saturday ard May 12.00 AF 015\n| - DENVER Arrival Monday 5th may 11.00 UA 161 i\n| Departure Thursday 8th May 12.28 FL 599 |\n| |\n| - AMARILLO Arrival Thursday 8th May 15.20 FL 599 |\nDeparture Saturday 10th May 08.15 co 142 j\n| - PHOENIX Arrival Saturday 10th May 10.13 co 751 |\nDeparture Tuesday 13th May 12.20 RW 683 t\n|: - EL CENTRO Arrival Tuesday 13th May 12.40 RW 683\nDeparture Thursday 15th May by car\n- SAN FRANCISCO Arrival Thursday 15th May \"48.00 UA 530\nDeparture Monday 19th May 10.35 UA 778 |\n} - BOISE CITY Arrival Monday 19th May 13.45 - UA 778 {\n| Departure Wednesday 21st May 09.45 UA 222 |\n|\n| : - WASHINGTON Arrival Wednesday 21st May 19.18 AA 598 |\n|: Departure Friday 23rd May 18.45 AF 018 |\n| i\n|\n| * CARS j\n1 |\nj Four cars have been reserved at AVIS in all the arrival airports.\n|\nPv All the rental expenses, including gas, oil, for a maximum of 4 500 miles |\n| have been paid in Paris.\ni If the cars are not used, or if all the miles are not covered, we shall |\n| be paid back in Paris.\nJeo\n[ eeehine\n|\n{\n{\n|\nLeo ier \u2014 4 \u2014 co }\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/slyv0228 c", "img_2208.png": "} (\n| |\n| copy |\n| sal\n| Paris, March, Thursday 26th, 1969 f\n| ; i\n| Monsieur J. FISCHER |\n| Beet Sugar Development Foundation. j\n| i\n| ,\nDear Jim, i\n| Here are the answers to the questions you asked me in your last letter |\n| and by phone last Monday. \\\n| AIRPLANES |\n| - NEW YORK Arrival Saturday ard May 12.00 AF 015\n| - DENVER Arrival Monday 5th may 11.00 UA 161 i\n| Departure Thursday 8th May 12.28 FL 599 |\n| |\n| - AMARILLO Arrival Thursday 8th May 15.20 FL 599 |\nDeparture Saturday 10th May 08.15 co 142 j\n| - PHOENIX Arrival Saturday 10th May 10.13 co 751 |\nDeparture Tuesday 13th May 12.20 RW 683 t\n|: - EL CENTRO Arrival Tuesday 13th May 12.40 RW 683\nDeparture Thursday 15th May by car\n- SAN FRANCISCO Arrival Thursday 15th May \"48.00 UA 530\nDeparture Monday 19th May 10.35 UA 778 |\n} - BOISE CITY Arrival Monday 19th May 13.45 - UA 778 {\n| Departure Wednesday 21st May 09.45 UA 222 |\n|\n| : - WASHINGTON Arrival Wednesday 21st May 19.18 AA 598 |\n|: Departure Friday 23rd May 18.45 AF 018 |\n| i\n|\n| * CARS j\n1 |\nj Four cars have been reserved at AVIS in all the arrival airports.\n|\nPv All the rental expenses, including gas, oil, for a maximum of 4 500 miles |\n| have been paid in Paris.\ni If the cars are not used, or if all the miles are not covered, we shall |\n| be paid back in Paris.\nJeo\n[ eeehine\n|\n{\n{\n|\nLeo ier \u2014 4 \u2014 co }\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/slyv0228 c", "img_2209.png": "} (\n| |\n| copy |\n| sal\n| Paris, March, Thursday 26th, 1969 f\n| ; i\n| Monsieur J. FISCHER |\n| Beet Sugar Development Foundation. j\n| i\n| ,\nDear Jim, i\n| Here are the answers to the questions you asked me in your last letter |\n| and by phone last Monday. \\\n| AIRPLANES |\n| - NEW YORK Arrival Saturday ard May 12.00 AF 015\n| - DENVER Arrival Monday 5th may 11.00 UA 161 i\n| Departure Thursday 8th May 12.28 FL 599 |\n| |\n| - AMARILLO Arrival Thursday 8th May 15.20 FL 599 |\nDeparture Saturday 10th May 08.15 co 142 j\n| - PHOENIX Arrival Saturday 10th May 10.13 co 751 |\nDeparture Tuesday 13th May 12.20 RW 683 t\n|: - EL CENTRO Arrival Tuesday 13th May 12.40 RW 683\nDeparture Thursday 15th May by car\n- SAN FRANCISCO Arrival Thursday 15th May \"48.00 UA 530\nDeparture Monday 19th May 10.35 UA 778 |\n} - BOISE CITY Arrival Monday 19th May 13.45 - UA 778 {\n| Departure Wednesday 21st May 09.45 UA 222 |\n|\n| : - WASHINGTON Arrival Wednesday 21st May 19.18 AA 598 |\n|: Departure Friday 23rd May 18.45 AF 018 |\n| i\n|\n| * CARS j\n1 |\nj Four cars have been reserved at AVIS in all the arrival airports.\n|\nPv All the rental expenses, including gas, oil, for a maximum of 4 500 miles |\n| have been paid in Paris.\ni If the cars are not used, or if all the miles are not covered, we shall |\n| be paid back in Paris.\nJeo\n[ eeehine\n|\n{\n{\n|\nLeo ier \u2014 4 \u2014 co }\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/slyv0228 c", "img_57537.png": "7) re rimitea\n|\nEssenza Di Wills\npersonifies innate\nstyle with its 4 a\nexclusive range of . 2\nfine fragrances and | rs\npersonal care Pe a = |\nproducts. The brand Sane | ae z\nunites distinct be ar : ==.\ncraftsmanship and he \u201ceee |\npassion and is an : 7 Ne\nembodiment of , a I 1 | | IN a\nfine living. a 4 Nias >\nSS \u2014 >\nSS\n\u2014 .\na a\nip Ps .\nte b\nfp A - [clan DIMA II SMeniKclecw- UC lale[-Me)m =) <ol-1a mse) U]telals)\n} (ol--ife al-re COM aal-L<c mere ail lan\\ emo) cm i- Vell nen\na i fF | a | ] | a A NVfida Tarren Z-\\ilelaie-tal Mere) (cMm alt= (nn M DIAN I Reniclee-la)\nDI WILLS (Talutcle)l-mexelatte)|(ome)m olcele lve tae (-0-)(e)e\\-cemualcelele]a]\n\u2019 \u00ae - Aer lesMOmsie)[~ 1a] Ni (om Kess\\or-1e] a= 1m m= lofo)\u00a2-l(e)| com N -lt0]K-1B\n\\ ; ee \u2014\u2014\niy ~e | \u201c-\u2014 -\nbe | oF > s :\n\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 : , US ae te\n/ \u2014 Pelee | elas 5 \u2018| (a el\n: vA an ,\u2014 aa J | 7\n_\u2014 a + a ie ia |\ni. a ee am? ria dame cana i JR , ie\naa, i < ss a, CaO hls |\n; dh ew F} f )\n\u2014 : 4 ie \u2018ys oo ae -\n\u2018ams (or ke | ee = uae \u2014\u2014 ve a\n6 the Pion, hao Scant. cea\n= % a Pia) #) (AMS Fama lime i i:\n| = Oe \u2014-* \u00a2 a7 tw i WIS 4 3 : \\ ?\ni gis a\u2019 :\nf LMA VUWAL aXe [EsstaVZe [olerb lant =) alee (ex=)m=10 [01/0 (elex<\u00a5/<19] 0). 0 a0)", "img_57539.png": "7) re rimitea\n|\nEssenza Di Wills\npersonifies innate\nstyle with its 4 a\nexclusive range of . 2\nfine fragrances and | rs\npersonal care Pe a = |\nproducts. The brand Sane | ae z\nunites distinct be ar : ==.\ncraftsmanship and he \u201ceee |\npassion and is an : 7 Ne\nembodiment of , a I 1 | | IN a\nfine living. a 4 Nias >\nSS \u2014 >\nSS\n\u2014 .\na a\nip Ps .\nte b\nfp A - [clan DIMA II SMeniKclecw- UC lale[-Me)m =) <ol-1a mse) U]telals)\n} (ol--ife al-re COM aal-L<c mere ail lan\\ emo) cm i- Vell nen\na i fF | a | ] | a A NVfida Tarren Z-\\ilelaie-tal Mere) (cMm alt= (nn M DIAN I Reniclee-la)\nDI WILLS (Talutcle)l-mexelatte)|(ome)m olcele lve tae (-0-)(e)e\\-cemualcelele]a]\n\u2019 \u00ae - Aer lesMOmsie)[~ 1a] Ni (om Kess\\or-1e] a= 1m m= lofo)\u00a2-l(e)| com N -lt0]K-1B\n\\ ; ee \u2014\u2014\niy ~e | \u201c-\u2014 -\nbe | oF > s :\n\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 : , US ae te\n/ \u2014 Pelee | elas 5 \u2018| (a el\n: vA an ,\u2014 aa J | 7\n_\u2014 a + a ie ia |\ni. a ee am? ria dame cana i JR , ie\naa, i < ss a, CaO hls |\n; dh ew F} f )\n\u2014 : 4 ie \u2018ys oo ae -\n\u2018ams (or ke | ee = uae \u2014\u2014 ve a\n6 the Pion, hao Scant. cea\n= % a Pia) #) (AMS Fama lime i i:\n| = Oe \u2014-* \u00a2 a7 tw i WIS 4 3 : \\ ?\ni gis a\u2019 :\nf LMA VUWAL aXe [EsstaVZe [olerb lant =) alee (ex=)m=10 [01/0 (elex<\u00a5/<19] 0). 0 a0)", "img_57540.png": "7) re rimitea\n|\nEssenza Di Wills\npersonifies innate\nstyle with its 4 a\nexclusive range of . 2\nfine fragrances and | rs\npersonal care Pe a = |\nproducts. The brand Sane | ae z\nunites distinct be ar : ==.\ncraftsmanship and he \u201ceee |\npassion and is an : 7 Ne\nembodiment of , a I 1 | | IN a\nfine living. a 4 Nias >\nSS \u2014 >\nSS\n\u2014 .\na a\nip Ps .\nte b\nfp A - [clan DIMA II SMeniKclecw- UC lale[-Me)m =) <ol-1a mse) U]telals)\n} (ol--ife al-re COM aal-L<c mere ail lan\\ emo) cm i- Vell nen\na i fF | a | ] | a A NVfida Tarren Z-\\ilelaie-tal Mere) (cMm alt= (nn M DIAN I Reniclee-la)\nDI WILLS (Talutcle)l-mexelatte)|(ome)m olcele lve tae (-0-)(e)e\\-cemualcelele]a]\n\u2019 \u00ae - Aer lesMOmsie)[~ 1a] Ni (om Kess\\or-1e] a= 1m m= lofo)\u00a2-l(e)| com N -lt0]K-1B\n\\ ; ee \u2014\u2014\niy ~e | \u201c-\u2014 -\nbe | oF > s :\n\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 : , US ae te\n/ \u2014 Pelee | elas 5 \u2018| (a el\n: vA an ,\u2014 aa J | 7\n_\u2014 a + a ie ia |\ni. a ee am? ria dame cana i JR , ie\naa, i < ss a, CaO hls |\n; dh ew F} f )\n\u2014 : 4 ie \u2018ys oo ae -\n\u2018ams (or ke | ee = uae \u2014\u2014 ve a\n6 the Pion, hao Scant. cea\n= % a Pia) #) (AMS Fama lime i i:\n| = Oe \u2014-* \u00a2 a7 tw i WIS 4 3 : \\ ?\ni gis a\u2019 :\nf LMA VUWAL aXe [EsstaVZe [olerb lant =) alee (ex=)m=10 [01/0 (elex<\u00a5/<19] 0). 0 a0)", "img_57543.png": "7) re rimitea\n|\nEssenza Di Wills\npersonifies innate\nstyle with its 4 a\nexclusive range of . 2\nfine fragrances and | rs\npersonal care Pe a = |\nproducts. The brand Sane | ae z\nunites distinct be ar : ==.\ncraftsmanship and he \u201ceee |\npassion and is an : 7 Ne\nembodiment of , a I 1 | | IN a\nfine living. a 4 Nias >\nSS \u2014 >\nSS\n\u2014 .\na a\nip Ps .\nte b\nfp A - [clan DIMA II SMeniKclecw- UC lale[-Me)m =) <ol-1a mse) U]telals)\n} (ol--ife al-re COM aal-L<c mere ail lan\\ emo) cm i- Vell nen\na i fF | a | ] | a A NVfida Tarren Z-\\ilelaie-tal Mere) (cMm alt= (nn M DIAN I Reniclee-la)\nDI WILLS (Talutcle)l-mexelatte)|(ome)m olcele lve tae (-0-)(e)e\\-cemualcelele]a]\n\u2019 \u00ae - Aer lesMOmsie)[~ 1a] Ni (om Kess\\or-1e] a= 1m m= lofo)\u00a2-l(e)| com N -lt0]K-1B\n\\ ; ee \u2014\u2014\niy ~e | \u201c-\u2014 -\nbe | oF > s :\n\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 : , US ae te\n/ \u2014 Pelee | elas 5 \u2018| (a el\n: vA an ,\u2014 aa J | 7\n_\u2014 a + a ie ia |\ni. a ee am? ria dame cana i JR , ie\naa, i < ss a, CaO hls |\n; dh ew F} f )\n\u2014 : 4 ie \u2018ys oo ae -\n\u2018ams (or ke | ee = uae \u2014\u2014 ve a\n6 the Pion, hao Scant. cea\n= % a Pia) #) (AMS Fama lime i i:\n| = Oe \u2014-* \u00a2 a7 tw i WIS 4 3 : \\ ?\ni gis a\u2019 :\nf LMA VUWAL aXe [EsstaVZe [olerb lant =) alee (ex=)m=10 [01/0 (elex<\u00a5/<19] 0). 0 a0)", "img_57274.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013 |\nEa\nBECAUSE YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND\nIndia\u2019s No. 1 notebooks brand built on a _\u2014 - =)\nmeticulous ee of Se py ; o\u2014 a \u201cJ\nneeds, Classmate\u2019s expanding portfolio ae a eal - | =| ow\ntoday also includes pens, wood-cased & peat \u00ab| P. \u2014_ \u2018> o tly on\nmechanical pencils, geometry box sets, 3 a 1 = on\u201d 5\n\u2014\u2014Th t Se eee ol\nerasers, sharpeners and scales. \u2014 J d Sa, Le\n~~ \u2014 / =a\nColour Crew: The new brand of art AY ~~ > & SS ? - =\nstationery from Classmate that offers an 4, e~ =. Jf\nexciting range of superior quality student art\nmaterials which includes non-toxic colour\npencils, wax crayons and sketch pens.\nOs | aha\n: AS OG |\npar 4 = Paperkraft is the leading provider of premium\n: } as te! 1 executive & office paper stationery including\nJ i notebook ranges of Green Impression &\nia Signature Series as well as an assortment of\noo premium pens.\nne = 5\nna \u2014\nge & Ss Matches\n\u2014S- rT ee\n= . ITC's range of safety matches includes\na. : fara a % popular brands like Aim, Aim Special, Aim\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Premium and i Kno to effectively address\nAf ae Py h. asa the needs of different consumer\n=~ kt is 1 segments. The Safety Matches are\ni ean ile el, = A sourced from small-scale units.\nSpe 8 |B) ee a\u201d\n= * & \u2014) . , \u2014= \u2014_\n\u201cise we pe k Se yi So\n\u2014 = i | Tl\n, Ai 3 : j i ert 7\nWith a diverse range of enchanting fragrances, f Pr ,\nMangaldeep agarbattis are sourced from small-scale and Hy)\ncottage units, thereby providing livelihood opportunities for i ;\nmore than 14,000 rural women. 2 ee", "img_57276.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013 |\nEa\nBECAUSE YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND\nIndia\u2019s No. 1 notebooks brand built on a _\u2014 - =)\nmeticulous ee of Se py ; o\u2014 a \u201cJ\nneeds, Classmate\u2019s expanding portfolio ae a eal - | =| ow\ntoday also includes pens, wood-cased & peat \u00ab| P. \u2014_ \u2018> o tly on\nmechanical pencils, geometry box sets, 3 a 1 = on\u201d 5\n\u2014\u2014Th t Se eee ol\nerasers, sharpeners and scales. \u2014 J d Sa, Le\n~~ \u2014 / =a\nColour Crew: The new brand of art AY ~~ > & SS ? - =\nstationery from Classmate that offers an 4, e~ =. Jf\nexciting range of superior quality student art\nmaterials which includes non-toxic colour\npencils, wax crayons and sketch pens.\nOs | aha\n: AS OG |\npar 4 = Paperkraft is the leading provider of premium\n: } as te! 1 executive & office paper stationery including\nJ i notebook ranges of Green Impression &\nia Signature Series as well as an assortment of\noo premium pens.\nne = 5\nna \u2014\nge & Ss Matches\n\u2014S- rT ee\n= . ITC's range of safety matches includes\na. : fara a % popular brands like Aim, Aim Special, Aim\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Premium and i Kno to effectively address\nAf ae Py h. asa the needs of different consumer\n=~ kt is 1 segments. The Safety Matches are\ni ean ile el, = A sourced from small-scale units.\nSpe 8 |B) ee a\u201d\n= * & \u2014) . , \u2014= \u2014_\n\u201cise we pe k Se yi So\n\u2014 = i | Tl\n, Ai 3 : j i ert 7\nWith a diverse range of enchanting fragrances, f Pr ,\nMangaldeep agarbattis are sourced from small-scale and Hy)\ncottage units, thereby providing livelihood opportunities for i ;\nmore than 14,000 rural women. 2 ee", "img_57391.png": "7 SMM OM PircetiveeMsne)ctW Ney. eee tow) E)\niu ,\nI ROe-S 5) e-late(\n7 a | |\nrh} a\nTalatey'Z-\\ilale Wa ce)ma revel te Phini\nINK@XSHjcolalom efe)auce)|(oneym o)g-lalelsw-lale i olcele|U(etow-1Kc) ; \u2018| F\n0] e) olelarcrem o\\VaN-)| re (-iilaleYom (o\\si-\\-1kelale-laleme(-\\V-1(e)olaalc all ha 4\nigeltcle][crom=y.<c(el0] (cle M O\\VMtal-Me|-(o| (ore licle Maj t-lt- ne) iiia\\our- 1am Od ree J\nMii c-Mstes[(~1arexesowr- lao C-Xe]alale) (eleva @x-laltccun lam ={-ya(e]-l10100 hm Malis > I eA\n(O-Talixcr-laM aici [t= 1 er- dels MOuoMIU| Ucn -1-(\\\u2019mer-le/-l0)|l1t(ern are if. Ms Y 7\nIISHX~1mCOMe|dhVomel-lanloereyar-lale lial Mialaven\\z-tl(e)aismre) miles) Wi a ee\nJolUKs)[al-rsrss-omolim Co) anT0) 4 ce) VN Na Mere (Melina) SMS\\ig-10-1e\\VMIoMe) v) y a5\nfol=t\\fe]amr=lale Ml e)ce)Vd(e(omeq0l=}co)aalisi=1oe<10) o\\-1a(e)mcve)| 0] (ela lomi ares | P 2 | At\nFo lol accom atom la) (0 [0(omaroi-\\e(smolminlom[pleli-lane r, |\nforele]ermalielalivae lel Ulii-re msedi-1) 4\nIce) (eralt=sst<) Vane A NVAeSo\nNViialaliarem eleclare [ R\n, \u2018 -\nla tS\nBe A\nra =m |\nEs \" .\n\u2018\n1\n| | \u00e9y Wa\na 1 An f\nOe a el a\nW 4 i 1d\n\u2019 i I Comme . 5 ee a\n1, ; :\n. j a. 1\" \u2014\n\u2019 5 ey = : Lee\ni Pe . ; ] = : - ae |\n. hye\nBess fF ad\nre oa a \u201ci - a - ee i\nr i es : ee, i \u2018\nal 4 aha, oat 4 ~ A\nion Mens Meets Mer\u201d \u2014_", "img_57395.png": "7 SMM OM PircetiveeMsne)ctW Ney. eee tow) E)\niu ,\nI ROe-S 5) e-late(\n7 a | |\nrh} a\nTalatey'Z-\\ilale Wa ce)ma revel te Phini\nINK@XSHjcolalom efe)auce)|(oneym o)g-lalelsw-lale i olcele|U(etow-1Kc) ; \u2018| F\n0] e) olelarcrem o\\VaN-)| re (-iilaleYom (o\\si-\\-1kelale-laleme(-\\V-1(e)olaalc all ha 4\nigeltcle][crom=y.<c(el0] (cle M O\\VMtal-Me|-(o| (ore licle Maj t-lt- ne) iiia\\our- 1am Od ree J\nMii c-Mstes[(~1arexesowr- lao C-Xe]alale) (eleva @x-laltccun lam ={-ya(e]-l10100 hm Malis > I eA\n(O-Talixcr-laM aici [t= 1 er- dels MOuoMIU| Ucn -1-(\\\u2019mer-le/-l0)|l1t(ern are if. Ms Y 7\nIISHX~1mCOMe|dhVomel-lanloereyar-lale lial Mialaven\\z-tl(e)aismre) miles) Wi a ee\nJolUKs)[al-rsrss-omolim Co) anT0) 4 ce) VN Na Mere (Melina) SMS\\ig-10-1e\\VMIoMe) v) y a5\nfol=t\\fe]amr=lale Ml e)ce)Vd(e(omeq0l=}co)aalisi=1oe<10) o\\-1a(e)mcve)| 0] (ela lomi ares | P 2 | At\nFo lol accom atom la) (0 [0(omaroi-\\e(smolminlom[pleli-lane r, |\nforele]ermalielalivae lel Ulii-re msedi-1) 4\nIce) (eralt=sst<) Vane A NVAeSo\nNViialaliarem eleclare [ R\n, \u2018 -\nla tS\nBe A\nra =m |\nEs \" .\n\u2018\n1\n| | \u00e9y Wa\na 1 An f\nOe a el a\nW 4 i 1d\n\u2019 i I Comme . 5 ee a\n1, ; :\n. j a. 1\" \u2014\n\u2019 5 ey = : Lee\ni Pe . ; ] = : - ae |\n. hye\nBess fF ad\nre oa a \u201ci - a - ee i\nr i es : ee, i \u2018\nal 4 aha, oat 4 ~ A\nion Mens Meets Mer\u201d \u2014_", "img_57525.png": "[313110] UW NID GOO LU NESW\nA slew of innovative products are already in the market India's most premium, sugarfree power t\nand there is a continuous pipeline of such products that a stylish black case and Candyman Cr\u00e9me Lacto\nare being readied for launch. Such innovation finds is made with the goodness of milk and caramel with a\narticulation in brand variants such as Aashirvaad Atta rich, delicious cr\u00e9me filling. \"=\nwith Multigrains which is designed as a healthier\nnourishment option, smooth non-sticky Sunfeast Yippee! DS Seer Cae products catego i i ;\nNoodles in a unique round block and Sunfeast Yippee! ead SS Crystal Roe Technology a is\nChinese Masala \u2014 a unique combination of flavours which Cg Se, nee ae\ngives the consumer tasty Chinese noodles in minutes. STO soos of Se Seely oo SE un\ntheir value propositions are the Fiama Di Wills Men Aqua\nThis spirit of innovation is also visible in a range of Pulse De-stressing and brightening Face Wash,\nproducts developed for the Biscuits segment. This enriched with unique revitalising beads, the Fiama Di\nincludes Sunfeast Dream Cream Butterscotch Zing that Wills Men Moisture Guard Instant Foam Wash with triple\noffers an innovative combination of sweet butterscotch skin conditioners that hydrate deeply to combat rough\nand tangy Zing and Sunfeast Dark Fantasy Choco Meltz\u2014 \u2014_ and dry skin, the Vivel Cell Renew skincare range that\na delightful triple layer structure of chocolate coating on repairs and fortifies skin at a cellular level with the power\nthe outside, crisp cookie in the middle and a luscious of Vitamin E and Vivel Perfect Glow which is a unique\nchocolate filling inside. Innovative products in the multi-layer skin tone perfector that works at every layer\nconfectionery segment include mint-o Ultra mintz\u2014 of the skin to lighten dark spots.\n=f | 7\nS ha ery\n.,.. i i\nee Eee ee\nATTA wm -5 Soe\nMULTIGRAINS =\n\u2014 wee em aa\n\u2018i. <= |\nre -. A |\nE = \u2018\n7 Vy a = mn\n| aL? 9 \\ a : :\nFou | \u00abI ie a _ i LEH 5 n ,\nso peer Cell yes :\n- fee aR, El : ae\noe ee i. \u00ab F ll\n, 4 i a i | i | a\nte 1k oes, HIBS Tes alae fc\nee Ro\ne i # a ct\n= r \u00a9; Ff |\n5 he | A ie rj a\nPs i as nals\n= 1\ncy i ne) -\nSYo]b]cex=oam a] nl XM /AUVAY AVA OLeLUK<1(gV(0(efe10) nt=1ple=M0 (ex) in =10 [0/6 (e)ex=)/-J9]0)(0 Ac)", "img_57526.png": "[313110] UW NID GOO LU NESW\nA slew of innovative products are already in the market India's most premium, sugarfree power t\nand there is a continuous pipeline of such products that a stylish black case and Candyman Cr\u00e9me Lacto\nare being readied for launch. Such innovation finds is made with the goodness of milk and caramel with a\narticulation in brand variants such as Aashirvaad Atta rich, delicious cr\u00e9me filling. \"=\nwith Multigrains which is designed as a healthier\nnourishment option, smooth non-sticky Sunfeast Yippee! DS Seer Cae products catego i i ;\nNoodles in a unique round block and Sunfeast Yippee! ead SS Crystal Roe Technology a is\nChinese Masala \u2014 a unique combination of flavours which Cg Se, nee ae\ngives the consumer tasty Chinese noodles in minutes. STO soos of Se Seely oo SE un\ntheir value propositions are the Fiama Di Wills Men Aqua\nThis spirit of innovation is also visible in a range of Pulse De-stressing and brightening Face Wash,\nproducts developed for the Biscuits segment. This enriched with unique revitalising beads, the Fiama Di\nincludes Sunfeast Dream Cream Butterscotch Zing that Wills Men Moisture Guard Instant Foam Wash with triple\noffers an innovative combination of sweet butterscotch skin conditioners that hydrate deeply to combat rough\nand tangy Zing and Sunfeast Dark Fantasy Choco Meltz\u2014 \u2014_ and dry skin, the Vivel Cell Renew skincare range that\na delightful triple layer structure of chocolate coating on repairs and fortifies skin at a cellular level with the power\nthe outside, crisp cookie in the middle and a luscious of Vitamin E and Vivel Perfect Glow which is a unique\nchocolate filling inside. Innovative products in the multi-layer skin tone perfector that works at every layer\nconfectionery segment include mint-o Ultra mintz\u2014 of the skin to lighten dark spots.\n=f | 7\nS ha ery\n.,.. i i\nee Eee ee\nATTA wm -5 Soe\nMULTIGRAINS =\n\u2014 wee em aa\n\u2018i. <= |\nre -. A |\nE = \u2018\n7 Vy a = mn\n| aL? 9 \\ a : :\nFou | \u00abI ie a _ i LEH 5 n ,\nso peer Cell yes :\n- fee aR, El : ae\noe ee i. \u00ab F ll\n, 4 i a i | i | a\nte 1k oes, HIBS Tes alae fc\nee Ro\ne i # a ct\n= r \u00a9; Ff |\n5 he | A ie rj a\nPs i as nals\n= 1\ncy i ne) -\nSYo]b]cex=oam a] nl XM /AUVAY AVA OLeLUK<1(gV(0(efe10) nt=1ple=M0 (ex) in =10 [0/6 (e)ex=)/-J9]0)(0 Ac)", "img_57527.png": "[313110] UW NID GOO LU NESW\nA slew of innovative products are already in the market India's most premium, sugarfree power t\nand there is a continuous pipeline of such products that a stylish black case and Candyman Cr\u00e9me Lacto\nare being readied for launch. Such innovation finds is made with the goodness of milk and caramel with a\narticulation in brand variants such as Aashirvaad Atta rich, delicious cr\u00e9me filling. \"=\nwith Multigrains which is designed as a healthier\nnourishment option, smooth non-sticky Sunfeast Yippee! DS Seer Cae products catego i i ;\nNoodles in a unique round block and Sunfeast Yippee! ead SS Crystal Roe Technology a is\nChinese Masala \u2014 a unique combination of flavours which Cg Se, nee ae\ngives the consumer tasty Chinese noodles in minutes. STO soos of Se Seely oo SE un\ntheir value propositions are the Fiama Di Wills Men Aqua\nThis spirit of innovation is also visible in a range of Pulse De-stressing and brightening Face Wash,\nproducts developed for the Biscuits segment. This enriched with unique revitalising beads, the Fiama Di\nincludes Sunfeast Dream Cream Butterscotch Zing that Wills Men Moisture Guard Instant Foam Wash with triple\noffers an innovative combination of sweet butterscotch skin conditioners that hydrate deeply to combat rough\nand tangy Zing and Sunfeast Dark Fantasy Choco Meltz\u2014 \u2014_ and dry skin, the Vivel Cell Renew skincare range that\na delightful triple layer structure of chocolate coating on repairs and fortifies skin at a cellular level with the power\nthe outside, crisp cookie in the middle and a luscious of Vitamin E and Vivel Perfect Glow which is a unique\nchocolate filling inside. Innovative products in the multi-layer skin tone perfector that works at every layer\nconfectionery segment include mint-o Ultra mintz\u2014 of the skin to lighten dark spots.\n=f | 7\nS ha ery\n.,.. i i\nee Eee ee\nATTA wm -5 Soe\nMULTIGRAINS =\n\u2014 wee em aa\n\u2018i. <= |\nre -. A |\nE = \u2018\n7 Vy a = mn\n| aL? 9 \\ a : :\nFou | \u00abI ie a _ i LEH 5 n ,\nso peer Cell yes :\n- fee aR, El : ae\noe ee i. \u00ab F ll\n, 4 i a i | i | a\nte 1k oes, HIBS Tes alae fc\nee Ro\ne i # a ct\n= r \u00a9; Ff |\n5 he | A ie rj a\nPs i as nals\n= 1\ncy i ne) -\nSYo]b]cex=oam a] nl XM /AUVAY AVA OLeLUK<1(gV(0(efe10) nt=1ple=M0 (ex) in =10 [0/6 (e)ex=)/-J9]0)(0 Ac)", "img_57528.png": "[313110] UW NID GOO LU NESW\nA slew of innovative products are already in the market India's most premium, sugarfree power t\nand there is a continuous pipeline of such products that a stylish black case and Candyman Cr\u00e9me Lacto\nare being readied for launch. Such innovation finds is made with the goodness of milk and caramel with a\narticulation in brand variants such as Aashirvaad Atta rich, delicious cr\u00e9me filling. \"=\nwith Multigrains which is designed as a healthier\nnourishment option, smooth non-sticky Sunfeast Yippee! DS Seer Cae products catego i i ;\nNoodles in a unique round block and Sunfeast Yippee! ead SS Crystal Roe Technology a is\nChinese Masala \u2014 a unique combination of flavours which Cg Se, nee ae\ngives the consumer tasty Chinese noodles in minutes. STO soos of Se Seely oo SE un\ntheir value propositions are the Fiama Di Wills Men Aqua\nThis spirit of innovation is also visible in a range of Pulse De-stressing and brightening Face Wash,\nproducts developed for the Biscuits segment. This enriched with unique revitalising beads, the Fiama Di\nincludes Sunfeast Dream Cream Butterscotch Zing that Wills Men Moisture Guard Instant Foam Wash with triple\noffers an innovative combination of sweet butterscotch skin conditioners that hydrate deeply to combat rough\nand tangy Zing and Sunfeast Dark Fantasy Choco Meltz\u2014 \u2014_ and dry skin, the Vivel Cell Renew skincare range that\na delightful triple layer structure of chocolate coating on repairs and fortifies skin at a cellular level with the power\nthe outside, crisp cookie in the middle and a luscious of Vitamin E and Vivel Perfect Glow which is a unique\nchocolate filling inside. Innovative products in the multi-layer skin tone perfector that works at every layer\nconfectionery segment include mint-o Ultra mintz\u2014 of the skin to lighten dark spots.\n=f | 7\nS ha ery\n.,.. i i\nee Eee ee\nATTA wm -5 Soe\nMULTIGRAINS =\n\u2014 wee em aa\n\u2018i. <= |\nre -. A |\nE = \u2018\n7 Vy a = mn\n| aL? 9 \\ a : :\nFou | \u00abI ie a _ i LEH 5 n ,\nso peer Cell yes :\n- fee aR, El : ae\noe ee i. \u00ab F ll\n, 4 i a i | i | a\nte 1k oes, HIBS Tes alae fc\nee Ro\ne i # a ct\n= r \u00a9; Ff |\n5 he | A ie rj a\nPs i as nals\n= 1\ncy i ne) -\nSYo]b]cex=oam a] nl XM /AUVAY AVA OLeLUK<1(gV(0(efe10) nt=1ple=M0 (ex) in =10 [0/6 (e)ex=)/-J9]0)(0 Ac)", "img_57529.png": "[313110] UW NID GOO LU NESW\nA slew of innovative products are already in the market India's most premium, sugarfree power t\nand there is a continuous pipeline of such products that a stylish black case and Candyman Cr\u00e9me Lacto\nare being readied for launch. Such innovation finds is made with the goodness of milk and caramel with a\narticulation in brand variants such as Aashirvaad Atta rich, delicious cr\u00e9me filling. \"=\nwith Multigrains which is designed as a healthier\nnourishment option, smooth non-sticky Sunfeast Yippee! DS Seer Cae products catego i i ;\nNoodles in a unique round block and Sunfeast Yippee! ead SS Crystal Roe Technology a is\nChinese Masala \u2014 a unique combination of flavours which Cg Se, nee ae\ngives the consumer tasty Chinese noodles in minutes. STO soos of Se Seely oo SE un\ntheir value propositions are the Fiama Di Wills Men Aqua\nThis spirit of innovation is also visible in a range of Pulse De-stressing and brightening Face Wash,\nproducts developed for the Biscuits segment. This enriched with unique revitalising beads, the Fiama Di\nincludes Sunfeast Dream Cream Butterscotch Zing that Wills Men Moisture Guard Instant Foam Wash with triple\noffers an innovative combination of sweet butterscotch skin conditioners that hydrate deeply to combat rough\nand tangy Zing and Sunfeast Dark Fantasy Choco Meltz\u2014 \u2014_ and dry skin, the Vivel Cell Renew skincare range that\na delightful triple layer structure of chocolate coating on repairs and fortifies skin at a cellular level with the power\nthe outside, crisp cookie in the middle and a luscious of Vitamin E and Vivel Perfect Glow which is a unique\nchocolate filling inside. Innovative products in the multi-layer skin tone perfector that works at every layer\nconfectionery segment include mint-o Ultra mintz\u2014 of the skin to lighten dark spots.\n=f | 7\nS ha ery\n.,.. i i\nee Eee ee\nATTA wm -5 Soe\nMULTIGRAINS =\n\u2014 wee em aa\n\u2018i. <= |\nre -. A |\nE = \u2018\n7 Vy a = mn\n| aL? 9 \\ a : :\nFou | \u00abI ie a _ i LEH 5 n ,\nso peer Cell yes :\n- fee aR, El : ae\noe ee i. \u00ab F ll\n, 4 i a i | i | a\nte 1k oes, HIBS Tes alae fc\nee Ro\ne i # a ct\n= r \u00a9; Ff |\n5 he | A ie rj a\nPs i as nals\n= 1\ncy i ne) -\nSYo]b]cex=oam a] nl XM /AUVAY AVA OLeLUK<1(gV(0(efe10) nt=1ple=M0 (ex) in =10 [0/6 (e)ex=)/-J9]0)(0 Ac)", "img_57449.png": "= Ts BA | = +]\n| = ee\ni | py ITE Limited\n*% pes Cee ee am at . Ts = ed J\nms) f\u00b0\u201d) ll ere EG\n? on, * x han ao. a _ a _ oe 2 roe\nPe oe. 2b : \u201ca ww : ji ata. hn\nae Ud Gg fi eee\no-. eeeSeee 2 OS\n\u2019 ~ < + = so Seal Ny ~ ci\nPa oy i a j | . ~ = i sy : . ad face\nie ~~ 3 ek = 4 De y ~~\n\u2014 l yy + | ang oe \u00bb iad i >\noe aa ) 1 ~ oo f\u00a5k ti \u2014 2 4 |\n. ae | me By & i,\nea P i | \u20184 } iy ra 4 \u2018\na j _\u2014 YP r | a\nwr , , + | a\n. : oN K an \u2018 f\noY Ta i\npo\n; rset SS a\nines le ee ae el oS\ni ee wea eI eS = 3B \u2018 ; * oe\nFa a ne ka eee\n_ f - as \u2014 whe A al TT eo \u201d |\n> A ~ Se a Sa et < a <4 Se 4 oo\n\u2122 fs bs = age hee 4 eS Soe 4 \u2014- |\name\nSl\u201d > as ca = yee\ns > ea) EC \u2014\u2014 =, my\nae : a . / |\na\nje a - se\n7 \u2014 i fa Pit. er\neee oe 22 See\np= i ! F |, \u2014\u2014\u2014\ngael = i}\nmy i \u2014 een re\nvet Be bes ee eee ts 5\nf i Le ee - iu or ta . eS\ncgi, oe LF ve Wl\n\u201cai pe : on et S | ar ey i 4 m =\n= egal ea Wf Tp\nSYo}U]coxooam ail OSH /ANMWANVALIALO[UKs}(aVZ0 (Le10]pa1=1al tM U (ens) mt -10 [6] L0 [0 ex<yh<1n) 0.4 022z0)", "img_57452.png": "= Ts BA | = +]\n| = ee\ni | py ITE Limited\n*% pes Cee ee am at . Ts = ed J\nms) f\u00b0\u201d) ll ere EG\n? on, * x han ao. a _ a _ oe 2 roe\nPe oe. 2b : \u201ca ww : ji ata. hn\nae Ud Gg fi eee\no-. eeeSeee 2 OS\n\u2019 ~ < + = so Seal Ny ~ ci\nPa oy i a j | . ~ = i sy : . ad face\nie ~~ 3 ek = 4 De y ~~\n\u2014 l yy + | ang oe \u00bb iad i >\noe aa ) 1 ~ oo f\u00a5k ti \u2014 2 4 |\n. ae | me By & i,\nea P i | \u20184 } iy ra 4 \u2018\na j _\u2014 YP r | a\nwr , , + | a\n. : oN K an \u2018 f\noY Ta i\npo\n; rset SS a\nines le ee ae el oS\ni ee wea eI eS = 3B \u2018 ; * oe\nFa a ne ka eee\n_ f - as \u2014 whe A al TT eo \u201d |\n> A ~ Se a Sa et < a <4 Se 4 oo\n\u2122 fs bs = age hee 4 eS Soe 4 \u2014- |\name\nSl\u201d > as ca = yee\ns > ea) EC \u2014\u2014 =, my\nae : a . / |\na\nje a - se\n7 \u2014 i fa Pit. er\neee oe 22 See\np= i ! F |, \u2014\u2014\u2014\ngael = i}\nmy i \u2014 een re\nvet Be bes ee eee ts 5\nf i Le ee - iu or ta . eS\ncgi, oe LF ve Wl\n\u201cai pe : on et S | ar ey i 4 m =\n= egal ea Wf Tp\nSYo}U]coxooam ail OSH /ANMWANVALIALO[UKs}(aVZ0 (Le10]pa1=1al tM U (ens) mt -10 [6] L0 [0 ex<yh<1n) 0.4 022z0)", "img_57454.png": "= Ts BA | = +]\n| = ee\ni | py ITE Limited\n*% pes Cee ee am at . Ts = ed J\nms) f\u00b0\u201d) ll ere EG\n? on, * x han ao. a _ a _ oe 2 roe\nPe oe. 2b : \u201ca ww : ji ata. hn\nae Ud Gg fi eee\no-. eeeSeee 2 OS\n\u2019 ~ < + = so Seal Ny ~ ci\nPa oy i a j | . ~ = i sy : . ad face\nie ~~ 3 ek = 4 De y ~~\n\u2014 l yy + | ang oe \u00bb iad i >\noe aa ) 1 ~ oo f\u00a5k ti \u2014 2 4 |\n. ae | me By & i,\nea P i | \u20184 } iy ra 4 \u2018\na j _\u2014 YP r | a\nwr , , + | a\n. : oN K an \u2018 f\noY Ta i\npo\n; rset SS a\nines le ee ae el oS\ni ee wea eI eS = 3B \u2018 ; * oe\nFa a ne ka eee\n_ f - as \u2014 whe A al TT eo \u201d |\n> A ~ Se a Sa et < a <4 Se 4 oo\n\u2122 fs bs = age hee 4 eS Soe 4 \u2014- |\name\nSl\u201d > as ca = yee\ns > ea) EC \u2014\u2014 =, my\nae : a . / |\na\nje a - se\n7 \u2014 i fa Pit. er\neee oe 22 See\np= i ! F |, \u2014\u2014\u2014\ngael = i}\nmy i \u2014 een re\nvet Be bes ee eee ts 5\nf i Le ee - iu or ta . eS\ncgi, oe LF ve Wl\n\u201cai pe : on et S | ar ey i 4 m =\n= egal ea Wf Tp\nSYo}U]coxooam ail OSH /ANMWANVALIALO[UKs}(aVZ0 (Le10]pa1=1al tM U (ens) mt -10 [6] L0 [0 ex<yh<1n) 0.4 022z0)", "img_57450.png": "= Ts BA | = +]\n| = ee\ni | py ITE Limited\n*% pes Cee ee am at . Ts = ed J\nms) f\u00b0\u201d) ll ere EG\n? on, * x han ao. a _ a _ oe 2 roe\nPe oe. 2b : \u201ca ww : ji ata. hn\nae Ud Gg fi eee\no-. eeeSeee 2 OS\n\u2019 ~ < + = so Seal Ny ~ ci\nPa oy i a j | . ~ = i sy : . ad face\nie ~~ 3 ek = 4 De y ~~\n\u2014 l yy + | ang oe \u00bb iad i >\noe aa ) 1 ~ oo f\u00a5k ti \u2014 2 4 |\n. ae | me By & i,\nea P i | \u20184 } iy ra 4 \u2018\na j _\u2014 YP r | a\nwr , , + | a\n. : oN K an \u2018 f\noY Ta i\npo\n; rset SS a\nines le ee ae el oS\ni ee wea eI eS = 3B \u2018 ; * oe\nFa a ne ka eee\n_ f - as \u2014 whe A al TT eo \u201d |\n> A ~ Se a Sa et < a <4 Se 4 oo\n\u2122 fs bs = age hee 4 eS Soe 4 \u2014- |\name\nSl\u201d > as ca = yee\ns > ea) EC \u2014\u2014 =, my\nae : a . / |\na\nje a - se\n7 \u2014 i fa Pit. er\neee oe 22 See\np= i ! F |, \u2014\u2014\u2014\ngael = i}\nmy i \u2014 een re\nvet Be bes ee eee ts 5\nf i Le ee - iu or ta . eS\ncgi, oe LF ve Wl\n\u201cai pe : on et S | ar ey i 4 m =\n= egal ea Wf Tp\nSYo}U]coxooam ail OSH /ANMWANVALIALO[UKs}(aVZ0 (Le10]pa1=1al tM U (ens) mt -10 [6] L0 [0 ex<yh<1n) 0.4 022z0)", "img_57562.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013 |\n~The) ae r=\n; et a re ae a = : co\nI SF s eo ae\n2 oo Ss is os\nBW ea iz , s Wy } 4 a\na \u00a3\u00a3 } j \u2014 i NY a\n\\ a h 7 aa ee \u2018 a\n; a i ; i Hy sy\ney te: fe ie pide\ni & \u201c i : | This supply chain infrastructure has\nV ara peels . , A reinforced its competitive capability\ni aaa Y Se significantly to ensure visibility,\nTi a \u2014 aad Md e\u00a7 | availability and freshness. ITC's\n> Vitamin E bene are brands are today available in more\n\" 1X at th~<ell lev>! 1NX at cell le\" | than 1000 Stock Keeping Units (SKUs)\n5 } \u00a5 f i \u00a5 mi : at nearly 6 million retail outlets in the\nNy 2p iy a Oe ag \u00a9 \u00ab : country. ITC\u2019s formidable distribution\n| c = 5 = < ae organisation directly services more\nCet i Cots = \u2014 \u00b0 ~ than 2 million of these retail outlets.\n} 10X amin E Bane Pe This elaborate network provides\n= at ay ay Tau as Wa significant sustainable livelihoods.\n7 i112 Ge AAS ASSES\nF171 J\nP aes =a\n=e a\ni os e i > ee 2 a jes \u2018\n: ie : 4 '.\u00bb | ie\n\\s 4 eg .*- 1, we j \u2018yet : \u2018ws i i, iT\n. we deh Med vast) Sa) | ae a :\n\u00abBed oe de Lee TE a 1 Ferd\nvet Veh oe ~ Soa WT TIA Wee\n: ie a a : A Ma rat i TA: a r F ay Ls ry\nDc er BAA te 141 4 a De Yd i mite:\n[coe ie Vis V1 soe \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014- Et \"\n- A\na ae |\nid\nld , if\nig = *f\na See cs ge ee y ed = B yj ri\nSeca \u00a5 a i\nerr ie Fo) ONE:\nSe || _f 3\nwhe he 7 o a\n= f, a | 7 : f i\nTELE 1 ee |\nAbed Lele bids a r =:\n5 aaa aeeneel = ene. \u2019 Hei :\n, i 4 a ees eee i I\nA Perreery| Si\n\u00bb ALBEE C1 Gee '\ni ai = : wi a\n\u2018 -\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/doCs#nbx0223 \u00ae aa, iil", "img_57564.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013 |\n~The) ae r=\n; et a re ae a = : co\nI SF s eo ae\n2 oo Ss is os\nBW ea iz , s Wy } 4 a\na \u00a3\u00a3 } j \u2014 i NY a\n\\ a h 7 aa ee \u2018 a\n; a i ; i Hy sy\ney te: fe ie pide\ni & \u201c i : | This supply chain infrastructure has\nV ara peels . , A reinforced its competitive capability\ni aaa Y Se significantly to ensure visibility,\nTi a \u2014 aad Md e\u00a7 | availability and freshness. ITC's\n> Vitamin E bene are brands are today available in more\n\" 1X at th~<ell lev>! 1NX at cell le\" | than 1000 Stock Keeping Units (SKUs)\n5 } \u00a5 f i \u00a5 mi : at nearly 6 million retail outlets in the\nNy 2p iy a Oe ag \u00a9 \u00ab : country. ITC\u2019s formidable distribution\n| c = 5 = < ae organisation directly services more\nCet i Cots = \u2014 \u00b0 ~ than 2 million of these retail outlets.\n} 10X amin E Bane Pe This elaborate network provides\n= at ay ay Tau as Wa significant sustainable livelihoods.\n7 i112 Ge AAS ASSES\nF171 J\nP aes =a\n=e a\ni os e i > ee 2 a jes \u2018\n: ie : 4 '.\u00bb | ie\n\\s 4 eg .*- 1, we j \u2018yet : \u2018ws i i, iT\n. we deh Med vast) Sa) | ae a :\n\u00abBed oe de Lee TE a 1 Ferd\nvet Veh oe ~ Soa WT TIA Wee\n: ie a a : A Ma rat i TA: a r F ay Ls ry\nDc er BAA te 141 4 a De Yd i mite:\n[coe ie Vis V1 soe \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014- Et \"\n- A\na ae |\nid\nld , if\nig = *f\na See cs ge ee y ed = B yj ri\nSeca \u00a5 a i\nerr ie Fo) ONE:\nSe || _f 3\nwhe he 7 o a\n= f, a | 7 : f i\nTELE 1 ee |\nAbed Lele bids a r =:\n5 aaa aeeneel = ene. \u2019 Hei :\n, i 4 a ees eee i I\nA Perreery| Si\n\u00bb ALBEE C1 Gee '\ni ai = : wi a\n\u2018 -\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/doCs#nbx0223 \u00ae aa, iil", "img_57566.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013 |\n~The) ae r=\n; et a re ae a = : co\nI SF s eo ae\n2 oo Ss is os\nBW ea iz , s Wy } 4 a\na \u00a3\u00a3 } j \u2014 i NY a\n\\ a h 7 aa ee \u2018 a\n; a i ; i Hy sy\ney te: fe ie pide\ni & \u201c i : | This supply chain infrastructure has\nV ara peels . , A reinforced its competitive capability\ni aaa Y Se significantly to ensure visibility,\nTi a \u2014 aad Md e\u00a7 | availability and freshness. ITC's\n> Vitamin E bene are brands are today available in more\n\" 1X at th~<ell lev>! 1NX at cell le\" | than 1000 Stock Keeping Units (SKUs)\n5 } \u00a5 f i \u00a5 mi : at nearly 6 million retail outlets in the\nNy 2p iy a Oe ag \u00a9 \u00ab : country. ITC\u2019s formidable distribution\n| c = 5 = < ae organisation directly services more\nCet i Cots = \u2014 \u00b0 ~ than 2 million of these retail outlets.\n} 10X amin E Bane Pe This elaborate network provides\n= at ay ay Tau as Wa significant sustainable livelihoods.\n7 i112 Ge AAS ASSES\nF171 J\nP aes =a\n=e a\ni os e i > ee 2 a jes \u2018\n: ie : 4 '.\u00bb | ie\n\\s 4 eg .*- 1, we j \u2018yet : \u2018ws i i, iT\n. we deh Med vast) Sa) | ae a :\n\u00abBed oe de Lee TE a 1 Ferd\nvet Veh oe ~ Soa WT TIA Wee\n: ie a a : A Ma rat i TA: a r F ay Ls ry\nDc er BAA te 141 4 a De Yd i mite:\n[coe ie Vis V1 soe \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014- Et \"\n- A\na ae |\nid\nld , if\nig = *f\na See cs ge ee y ed = B yj ri\nSeca \u00a5 a i\nerr ie Fo) ONE:\nSe || _f 3\nwhe he 7 o a\n= f, a | 7 : f i\nTELE 1 ee |\nAbed Lele bids a r =:\n5 aaa aeeneel = ene. \u2019 Hei :\n, i 4 a ees eee i I\nA Perreery| Si\n\u00bb ALBEE C1 Gee '\ni ai = : wi a\n\u2018 -\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/doCs#nbx0223 \u00ae aa, iil", "img_15057.png": "ITC Limited report and accounts 2013\nSeen\nio Fi UK], <=iRSE-1ANZ~0 Mm ONAN AT-M OCOD an] OFAN] Semen WON 0) coe LULotuse- alo R= =) nV (eCcsM ate) (ee Male] N(e) Ate] Ole=r\\~ alas ACM NTI AN\nfolcore [Ole c-lc-M => coLelar=rom colt Mal Ulan me MeelU NI =H\n10. Subsidiary companies and their _ _ The Company has 26 subsidiaries, including 10 subsidiaries\nBR Initiatives * outside India. The subsidiary companies define their own\ninitiatives based on their specific context and have access to\ninformation and expertise residing with the parent company.\n1. Paid up Capital : * 790.18 crores\nPra (0) Uae (18 Ramee S10] YACel(o) (=)\n3. Total Profit After Taxes : ~ 7,418.39 crores\nrFama fole-] Bs) oX-1aelale mela m @e)g Xe) \u00a2-1k-ms(oLell- 1 5X10) 01-1] 0) || MVA (Otc), ) PS VSL elo) C=)\n5. List of activities in which expenditure in 4 above has\nbeen incurred\nArea Activities/ Initiatives/ Programmes\n=ir<o| (ere 4(e)a Mo) m ATUL ale =1ar= 18106 LOY =11 8 (coyomacolelU cau invalnn) ee uNcne\nIMV{=xs Kole mel-linVae(=\\(-11\u00a2) ance\nOreo} a Me) MSU Iie-liat-)9) (MIM =allaleereSMcelmaalM eel g\nPromotion of Education Promotion of Education\ncanoe arom CX=ale =m = [Uelli Maa san] LN alae edna 7c oVanToLa(oLaMeym Leda =1a Of-l\\=0 Maal (COM =N CaN OS =\nReducing child mortality & improving maternal health Basic Hygiene and Sanitation improvement initiatives\n(olan eF-\\Wlale Melero) (afer) Wa MeCcynlNC=se= 010 ere an] NS}\nEnsuring Environmental Sustainability Social and Farm Forestry\nSoil and Moisture Conservation\nSolid Waste Management\nPromotion of sustainable business practices\n=inn]\u00b0) (oN ZAnC= a1 =rAl are laCell ave mV (eXet=] We) ATs RSL\u00a2]IISy AV oXet=) Wf) aTs] Warsi all Kel =\\Y(21(0) OaaTcI nN\nSocial Business Initiatives Farmer Knowledge empowerment through\nIT - enablement\nOh acovntele(LaMele-lae- Ne MUN\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223 [\u00b0)", "img_15060.png": "ITC Limited report and accounts 2013\nSeen\nio Fi UK], <=iRSE-1ANZ~0 Mm ONAN AT-M OCOD an] OFAN] Semen WON 0) coe LULotuse- alo R= =) nV (eCcsM ate) (ee Male] N(e) Ate] Ole=r\\~ alas ACM NTI AN\nfolcore [Ole c-lc-M => coLelar=rom colt Mal Ulan me MeelU NI =H\n10. Subsidiary companies and their _ _ The Company has 26 subsidiaries, including 10 subsidiaries\nBR Initiatives * outside India. The subsidiary companies define their own\ninitiatives based on their specific context and have access to\ninformation and expertise residing with the parent company.\n1. Paid up Capital : * 790.18 crores\nPra (0) Uae (18 Ramee S10] YACel(o) (=)\n3. Total Profit After Taxes : ~ 7,418.39 crores\nrFama fole-] Bs) oX-1aelale mela m @e)g Xe) \u00a2-1k-ms(oLell- 1 5X10) 01-1] 0) || MVA (Otc), ) PS VSL elo) C=)\n5. List of activities in which expenditure in 4 above has\nbeen incurred\nArea Activities/ Initiatives/ Programmes\n=ir<o| (ere 4(e)a Mo) m ATUL ale =1ar= 18106 LOY =11 8 (coyomacolelU cau invalnn) ee uNcne\nIMV{=xs Kole mel-linVae(=\\(-11\u00a2) ance\nOreo} a Me) MSU Iie-liat-)9) (MIM =allaleereSMcelmaalM eel g\nPromotion of Education Promotion of Education\ncanoe arom CX=ale =m = [Uelli Maa san] LN alae edna 7c oVanToLa(oLaMeym Leda =1a Of-l\\=0 Maal (COM =N CaN OS =\nReducing child mortality & improving maternal health Basic Hygiene and Sanitation improvement initiatives\n(olan eF-\\Wlale Melero) (afer) Wa MeCcynlNC=se= 010 ere an] NS}\nEnsuring Environmental Sustainability Social and Farm Forestry\nSoil and Moisture Conservation\nSolid Waste Management\nPromotion of sustainable business practices\n=inn]\u00b0) (oN ZAnC= a1 =rAl are laCell ave mV (eXet=] We) ATs RSL\u00a2]IISy AV oXet=) Wf) aTs] Warsi all Kel =\\Y(21(0) OaaTcI nN\nSocial Business Initiatives Farmer Knowledge empowerment through\nIT - enablement\nOh acovntele(LaMele-lae- Ne MUN\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223 [\u00b0)", "img_15094.png": "ITC Limited report and accounts 2013\nSeen\nio Fi UK], <=iRSE-1ANZ~0 Mm ONAN AT-M OCOD an] OFAN] Semen WON 0) coe LULotuse- alo R= =) nV (eCcsM ate) (ee Male] N(e) Ate] Ole=r\\~ alas ACM NTI AN\nfolcore [Ole c-lc-M => coLelar=rom colt Mal Ulan me MeelU NI =H\n10. Subsidiary companies and their _ _ The Company has 26 subsidiaries, including 10 subsidiaries\nBR Initiatives * outside India. The subsidiary companies define their own\ninitiatives based on their specific context and have access to\ninformation and expertise residing with the parent company.\n1. Paid up Capital : * 790.18 crores\nPra (0) Uae (18 Ramee S10] YACel(o) (=)\n3. Total Profit After Taxes : ~ 7,418.39 crores\nrFama fole-] Bs) oX-1aelale mela m @e)g Xe) \u00a2-1k-ms(oLell- 1 5X10) 01-1] 0) || MVA (Otc), ) PS VSL elo) C=)\n5. List of activities in which expenditure in 4 above has\nbeen incurred\nArea Activities/ Initiatives/ Programmes\n=ir<o| (ere 4(e)a Mo) m ATUL ale =1ar= 18106 LOY =11 8 (coyomacolelU cau invalnn) ee uNcne\nIMV{=xs Kole mel-linVae(=\\(-11\u00a2) ance\nOreo} a Me) MSU Iie-liat-)9) (MIM =allaleereSMcelmaalM eel g\nPromotion of Education Promotion of Education\ncanoe arom CX=ale =m = [Uelli Maa san] LN alae edna 7c oVanToLa(oLaMeym Leda =1a Of-l\\=0 Maal (COM =N CaN OS =\nReducing child mortality & improving maternal health Basic Hygiene and Sanitation improvement initiatives\n(olan eF-\\Wlale Melero) (afer) Wa MeCcynlNC=se= 010 ere an] NS}\nEnsuring Environmental Sustainability Social and Farm Forestry\nSoil and Moisture Conservation\nSolid Waste Management\nPromotion of sustainable business practices\n=inn]\u00b0) (oN ZAnC= a1 =rAl are laCell ave mV (eXet=] We) ATs RSL\u00a2]IISy AV oXet=) Wf) aTs] Warsi all Kel =\\Y(21(0) OaaTcI nN\nSocial Business Initiatives Farmer Knowledge empowerment through\nIT - enablement\nOh acovntele(LaMele-lae- Ne MUN\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223 [\u00b0)", "img_57349.png": "7 SUNOM Hiiccviree Maltzelciw \\\\ipy Xoo Mio -.0) Fk}\ni . p\nROS Sie late soe alaWAsisi>1 m0) malo m \\ieliie)al\n& flama\nMMatcmero)alsi0lanlclmmalciaxelsmelale i= t<)0)]\u00a2-1l(e)1s) Br : TTC \u2014 i ae\nia\\avamiU lid Pmdalom ol-larovil male Nae (oialcle- tome) e Ripe cael enc? f SP awe = 7 \u00bb\nnail likeyalsweXelconsysMN @XSMVZ=lI(eKe) are lia HUT) CRI She tT y\nLiv} (Ul-mic-y-(o Vor ley-lolllid(oMuarelecle] el orolae Foy es Re } \u201ces\nitar-saaMe-aveMar-MVZ-l(0 [eM ar-\\altar-nael(=r-CMe)s tee Re Ws gf\ninte Meovoll lal (ava are Wem ai\\-\\e(-M MMOH ole Tale) ge PO IG Te aS \u2019\ninte ullolateliratsici-jtsrr-(e(6]/g1e CoM latelicUs) \" MULTCRAING | 1 wy A\nCefolaa) ef-iN tcl alc son ee 4 ws\n\u00b0 i ; Sere =e i} Z A\nTe MNKOA NCS oMic-ttCoa MOL M TN Oa KY =\" \u2014\u2014 \"mele\nmV (GC mo) i-\\-1am amtatoMerelU alin ymeldiVciame) . . = be i ie \u2019 . \u2014\nTt ale\\ Va al VOLO MOLUS\\ aler\\so SHAM CcLOloraTt i Ve SSR ee - Mi) LOVE DELIGHTFULLY\nwl Re Ee = 2\nNITE) cYa cc) efela am ar-tsmalielali(e]alccxemiar-1a NKOxs) ee a ON CR. A Ste fl Bernoasresr ean\nInte Wal CLE M SLU  aless\\esNelCoM TEM ENCE ee SS HY \u2014\u2014\u2014 rent\n(elcon/iavepr-lanrelaremeat-mre)omerelarsielantcie : { . : * x Qo\nfelovorolswexolanyer-laliccsMe) ele 1ecliinre man lavelt=W ae hivaed Qs \u2018 hs I i \u20ac a\nNKR r-l\\ccKiVisyiit-le)(-m olale(omtar-lemr-le)are) Re es ; . ) \u2014_\nNViitamet=ar=e-\\llale m=xere)are)anl(em\\Z- Umi ala 1s1o9 Laine \u2014\u2014 es = a ee | _s\nfere\\|-lole-1(=vom [avelf-lameleclale swreliseMelaiVZomtals) Se oe re | =z i eg\norc-r-iola elm -Uae cmecsorer citi mer-1 \u00b0C a \u2019 7##HBeYOUNG\nia}cel\u00a5le lami aroM [aU lol0 [omen (0) (-Ne)s samt\nTUrsit-lar-lel(om- tale iarel(USMeme ce) 1108 cation J eT ,\na ;\ny A > Ma\nCell\n@ nit) all! \u2014~\n\u2014_ =\n7 P ) ! | ;\now ar\u00bb\n\u2018 | Pe\n\u2019 ' 5 :\n\u00bb ry 7/7) r\n= i ==>\n\u2014 \u2014- : \\ oy ga\n~ J A\n* o p\npeers) : ee i \u00a9 i .\n, Se\na % Yo\nee hr TERS ze\n4 + a ? | n mia aap Aas\n4 ei eo 5 Se ~ Db oan\nPO fs =\nSYo}U/cex= bam a} al ok=/AUVAYANNVIOL@LUKs1(aVZ0(oYe10] a nt=1aleM0 les) im =10 [01/0 (elex-)/-J0]0)0/ras)", "img_57357.png": "7 SUNOM Hiiccviree Maltzelciw \\\\ipy Xoo Mio -.0) Fk}\ni . p\nROS Sie late soe alaWAsisi>1 m0) malo m \\ieliie)al\n& flama\nMMatcmero)alsi0lanlclmmalciaxelsmelale i= t<)0)]\u00a2-1l(e)1s) Br : TTC \u2014 i ae\nia\\avamiU lid Pmdalom ol-larovil male Nae (oialcle- tome) e Ripe cael enc? f SP awe = 7 \u00bb\nnail likeyalsweXelconsysMN @XSMVZ=lI(eKe) are lia HUT) CRI She tT y\nLiv} (Ul-mic-y-(o Vor ley-lolllid(oMuarelecle] el orolae Foy es Re } \u201ces\nitar-saaMe-aveMar-MVZ-l(0 [eM ar-\\altar-nael(=r-CMe)s tee Re Ws gf\ninte Meovoll lal (ava are Wem ai\\-\\e(-M MMOH ole Tale) ge PO IG Te aS \u2019\ninte ullolateliratsici-jtsrr-(e(6]/g1e CoM latelicUs) \" MULTCRAING | 1 wy A\nCefolaa) ef-iN tcl alc son ee 4 ws\n\u00b0 i ; Sere =e i} Z A\nTe MNKOA NCS oMic-ttCoa MOL M TN Oa KY =\" \u2014\u2014 \"mele\nmV (GC mo) i-\\-1am amtatoMerelU alin ymeldiVciame) . . = be i ie \u2019 . \u2014\nTt ale\\ Va al VOLO MOLUS\\ aler\\so SHAM CcLOloraTt i Ve SSR ee - Mi) LOVE DELIGHTFULLY\nwl Re Ee = 2\nNITE) cYa cc) efela am ar-tsmalielali(e]alccxemiar-1a NKOxs) ee a ON CR. A Ste fl Bernoasresr ean\nInte Wal CLE M SLU  aless\\esNelCoM TEM ENCE ee SS HY \u2014\u2014\u2014 rent\n(elcon/iavepr-lanrelaremeat-mre)omerelarsielantcie : { . : * x Qo\nfelovorolswexolanyer-laliccsMe) ele 1ecliinre man lavelt=W ae hivaed Qs \u2018 hs I i \u20ac a\nNKR r-l\\ccKiVisyiit-le)(-m olale(omtar-lemr-le)are) Re es ; . ) \u2014_\nNViitamet=ar=e-\\llale m=xere)are)anl(em\\Z- Umi ala 1s1o9 Laine \u2014\u2014 es = a ee | _s\nfere\\|-lole-1(=vom [avelf-lameleclale swreliseMelaiVZomtals) Se oe re | =z i eg\norc-r-iola elm -Uae cmecsorer citi mer-1 \u00b0C a \u2019 7##HBeYOUNG\nia}cel\u00a5le lami aroM [aU lol0 [omen (0) (-Ne)s samt\nTUrsit-lar-lel(om- tale iarel(USMeme ce) 1108 cation J eT ,\na ;\ny A > Ma\nCell\n@ nit) all! \u2014~\n\u2014_ =\n7 P ) ! | ;\now ar\u00bb\n\u2018 | Pe\n\u2019 ' 5 :\n\u00bb ry 7/7) r\n= i ==>\n\u2014 \u2014- : \\ oy ga\n~ J A\n* o p\npeers) : ee i \u00a9 i .\n, Se\na % Yo\nee hr TERS ze\n4 + a ? | n mia aap Aas\n4 ei eo 5 Se ~ Db oan\nPO fs =\nSYo}U/cex= bam a} al ok=/AUVAYANNVIOL@LUKs1(aVZ0(oYe10] a nt=1aleM0 les) im =10 [01/0 (elex-)/-J0]0)0/ras)", "img_57364.png": "7 SUNOM Hiiccviree Maltzelciw \\\\ipy Xoo Mio -.0) Fk}\ni . p\nROS Sie late soe alaWAsisi>1 m0) malo m \\ieliie)al\n& flama\nMMatcmero)alsi0lanlclmmalciaxelsmelale i= t<)0)]\u00a2-1l(e)1s) Br : TTC \u2014 i ae\nia\\avamiU lid Pmdalom ol-larovil male Nae (oialcle- tome) e Ripe cael enc? f SP awe = 7 \u00bb\nnail likeyalsweXelconsysMN @XSMVZ=lI(eKe) are lia HUT) CRI She tT y\nLiv} (Ul-mic-y-(o Vor ley-lolllid(oMuarelecle] el orolae Foy es Re } \u201ces\nitar-saaMe-aveMar-MVZ-l(0 [eM ar-\\altar-nael(=r-CMe)s tee Re Ws gf\ninte Meovoll lal (ava are Wem ai\\-\\e(-M MMOH ole Tale) ge PO IG Te aS \u2019\ninte ullolateliratsici-jtsrr-(e(6]/g1e CoM latelicUs) \" MULTCRAING | 1 wy A\nCefolaa) ef-iN tcl alc son ee 4 ws\n\u00b0 i ; Sere =e i} Z A\nTe MNKOA NCS oMic-ttCoa MOL M TN Oa KY =\" \u2014\u2014 \"mele\nmV (GC mo) i-\\-1am amtatoMerelU alin ymeldiVciame) . . = be i ie \u2019 . \u2014\nTt ale\\ Va al VOLO MOLUS\\ aler\\so SHAM CcLOloraTt i Ve SSR ee - Mi) LOVE DELIGHTFULLY\nwl Re Ee = 2\nNITE) cYa cc) efela am ar-tsmalielali(e]alccxemiar-1a NKOxs) ee a ON CR. A Ste fl Bernoasresr ean\nInte Wal CLE M SLU  aless\\esNelCoM TEM ENCE ee SS HY \u2014\u2014\u2014 rent\n(elcon/iavepr-lanrelaremeat-mre)omerelarsielantcie : { . : * x Qo\nfelovorolswexolanyer-laliccsMe) ele 1ecliinre man lavelt=W ae hivaed Qs \u2018 hs I i \u20ac a\nNKR r-l\\ccKiVisyiit-le)(-m olale(omtar-lemr-le)are) Re es ; . ) \u2014_\nNViitamet=ar=e-\\llale m=xere)are)anl(em\\Z- Umi ala 1s1o9 Laine \u2014\u2014 es = a ee | _s\nfere\\|-lole-1(=vom [avelf-lameleclale swreliseMelaiVZomtals) Se oe re | =z i eg\norc-r-iola elm -Uae cmecsorer citi mer-1 \u00b0C a \u2019 7##HBeYOUNG\nia}cel\u00a5le lami aroM [aU lol0 [omen (0) (-Ne)s samt\nTUrsit-lar-lel(om- tale iarel(USMeme ce) 1108 cation J eT ,\na ;\ny A > Ma\nCell\n@ nit) all! \u2014~\n\u2014_ =\n7 P ) ! | ;\now ar\u00bb\n\u2018 | Pe\n\u2019 ' 5 :\n\u00bb ry 7/7) r\n= i ==>\n\u2014 \u2014- : \\ oy ga\n~ J A\n* o p\npeers) : ee i \u00a9 i .\n, Se\na % Yo\nee hr TERS ze\n4 + a ? | n mia aap Aas\n4 ei eo 5 Se ~ Db oan\nPO fs =\nSYo}U/cex= bam a} al ok=/AUVAYANNVIOL@LUKs1(aVZ0(oYe10] a nt=1aleM0 les) im =10 [01/0 (elex-)/-J0]0)0/ras)", "img_57366.png": "7 SUNOM Hiiccviree Maltzelciw \\\\ipy Xoo Mio -.0) Fk}\ni . p\nROS Sie late soe alaWAsisi>1 m0) malo m \\ieliie)al\n& flama\nMMatcmero)alsi0lanlclmmalciaxelsmelale i= t<)0)]\u00a2-1l(e)1s) Br : TTC \u2014 i ae\nia\\avamiU lid Pmdalom ol-larovil male Nae (oialcle- tome) e Ripe cael enc? f SP awe = 7 \u00bb\nnail likeyalsweXelconsysMN @XSMVZ=lI(eKe) are lia HUT) CRI She tT y\nLiv} (Ul-mic-y-(o Vor ley-lolllid(oMuarelecle] el orolae Foy es Re } \u201ces\nitar-saaMe-aveMar-MVZ-l(0 [eM ar-\\altar-nael(=r-CMe)s tee Re Ws gf\ninte Meovoll lal (ava are Wem ai\\-\\e(-M MMOH ole Tale) ge PO IG Te aS \u2019\ninte ullolateliratsici-jtsrr-(e(6]/g1e CoM latelicUs) \" MULTCRAING | 1 wy A\nCefolaa) ef-iN tcl alc son ee 4 ws\n\u00b0 i ; Sere =e i} Z A\nTe MNKOA NCS oMic-ttCoa MOL M TN Oa KY =\" \u2014\u2014 \"mele\nmV (GC mo) i-\\-1am amtatoMerelU alin ymeldiVciame) . . = be i ie \u2019 . \u2014\nTt ale\\ Va al VOLO MOLUS\\ aler\\so SHAM CcLOloraTt i Ve SSR ee - Mi) LOVE DELIGHTFULLY\nwl Re Ee = 2\nNITE) cYa cc) efela am ar-tsmalielali(e]alccxemiar-1a NKOxs) ee a ON CR. A Ste fl Bernoasresr ean\nInte Wal CLE M SLU  aless\\esNelCoM TEM ENCE ee SS HY \u2014\u2014\u2014 rent\n(elcon/iavepr-lanrelaremeat-mre)omerelarsielantcie : { . : * x Qo\nfelovorolswexolanyer-laliccsMe) ele 1ecliinre man lavelt=W ae hivaed Qs \u2018 hs I i \u20ac a\nNKR r-l\\ccKiVisyiit-le)(-m olale(omtar-lemr-le)are) Re es ; . ) \u2014_\nNViitamet=ar=e-\\llale m=xere)are)anl(em\\Z- Umi ala 1s1o9 Laine \u2014\u2014 es = a ee | _s\nfere\\|-lole-1(=vom [avelf-lameleclale swreliseMelaiVZomtals) Se oe re | =z i eg\norc-r-iola elm -Uae cmecsorer citi mer-1 \u00b0C a \u2019 7##HBeYOUNG\nia}cel\u00a5le lami aroM [aU lol0 [omen (0) (-Ne)s samt\nTUrsit-lar-lel(om- tale iarel(USMeme ce) 1108 cation J eT ,\na ;\ny A > Ma\nCell\n@ nit) all! \u2014~\n\u2014_ =\n7 P ) ! | ;\now ar\u00bb\n\u2018 | Pe\n\u2019 ' 5 :\n\u00bb ry 7/7) r\n= i ==>\n\u2014 \u2014- : \\ oy ga\n~ J A\n* o p\npeers) : ee i \u00a9 i .\n, Se\na % Yo\nee hr TERS ze\n4 + a ? | n mia aap Aas\n4 ei eo 5 Se ~ Db oan\nPO fs =\nSYo}U/cex= bam a} al ok=/AUVAYANNVIOL@LUKs1(aVZ0(oYe10] a nt=1aleM0 les) im =10 [01/0 (elex-)/-J0]0)0/ras)", "img_57242.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_57243.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_57244.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_57246.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_57247.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_57248.png": "ITC Limited report anv accounts 2013\nNeen e ener ener\nnorms. The Company has also pioneered Elemental Chlorine\nFree (ECF) pulp & paper/paperboards in India, with the\nimplementation of \u2018Ozone bleaching\u2019technology, a first in\nthe country.\nThe Company continues to invest in reducing air emission\nlevels through adoption of cleaner technologies/fuels,\nmonitoring of combustion efficiencies and investment in\nfa state-of-the-art pollution control equipment, such as plasma\nfilters and electrostatic precipitators etc. ITC units monitor\n\u2018 significant air emission parameters, such as Particulate Matter\n. (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) and Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) to\nwee ensure compliance with internal norms that are more\nstringent than regulatory requirements.\n\u2014 Hany o)K=lant 1a) el WC0) AML aNVLCe) AANA) Rel\na\nMW ReTakelet=aalealmoy S100)\nIn pursuit of its EHS Policy commitments, the Company has\nestablished Environmental Health and Safety Management\nsystems certified by accredited agencies in line with\nInternational Standards like ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.\nWithin the purview of certified management systems,\ncontingency plans are developed and implemented to\n(olerlatcalacorelllaatolaMKcianlole lM UlseKe i prevent, mitigate and control environmental disasters.\nSaleh iie(Valer-lnloh ahaa Ww eSATA An integrated database management system has been\na T=Yel al ave) [exe] (= implemented across the Company to monitor and review\n. . sustainability performance through defined key performance\nThe Company isa pioneer in the green buildings movement, _ indicators. Standard Operating Procedures have been\nwhich commenced with the commissioning ofthe ITC Green prepared to define, collate and support audits of data for\nCentre at Gurgaon in 2004 - the highest rated green building ensuring accuracy and verifiability.\nin the world with LEED Platinum certification. ITC secured a / on\n5 Star GRIHA rating, the highest national rating for green Formoredetails, please refer to the ITC Sustainability Report 2013.\nbuildings in India, for the ITC Grand Chola, the 600-key\nsuper-premium luxury hotel complex in Chennai, which is\nalso the world's largest LEED Platinum certified green\nhotel under the \u2018New Construction\u2019 category. The Company ae =) ee) aa ie ela a) re Is)\nincorporates validated green attributes while setting 7\nup new infrastructure and efforts are underway to have ae) nlailo Vice Ke\nexisting buildings and factories meet these validated green Tela covalad| vali olelU| aay] ONY\n~ 0\nOn eee faataateiate)\nCe leL OKs Ae lNUI ec MCSSOLU] (ea\n5 = olUiar= lon obA-larselalale)\n5 - Th ane Ran\ncry eee Bleue tomus\nrr ais i\n1 bial Ls ia\nTo =: ed | =o i mele\ni ial =\" E> hen in\nal]\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_56977.png": "Business Responsibility Report\nener ener eee\nPolicy Advocacy\n|\nThe Company interacts with Government/Regulatory ome a\nAuthorities on public policy frameworks through apex a =] Aa]\nindustry institutions, like Confederation of Indian Industry, J\nFederation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, ptf P|\nAssociated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India, F I \u2014_\nand various other forums including regional Chambers of .\nCommerce. \u00bb RE, . y\nThe Company, for its social investment projects, organises as . if\nmeetings with the local administration and state . a\ngovernments to seek their participation and involvement. 4 a\nTheir expert advice and counsel is also sought and approvals \u201d 4 be\nobtained, where required, forthe planned interventions.The {= \"me - ms .\nCompany also engages in public-private-partnerships (PPP) , al\nwith state governments for such projects. ys ao a\nThe CIl-ITC Centre of Excellence for Sustainable / : M al\nDevelopment also interacts with Government and policy J ae\nmakers to promote sustainable development and inclusive \u201c 7\ngrowth through corporate action. Ms\n1 j christened \u2018Mission Sunehra Kal\u2019 has been in operation for\nSU p po rt n Qg In C | U SIVE more than a decade. This programme strives to empower\nstakeholder communities to conserve and manage their\nGrowth and Eq U itable natural resources, create sustainable on-farm and off-farm\nDevelopment livelinoods on a significant scale.\n\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014__\u2014\"_ To ensure long-term sustainability of these investments\nITC is committed to establishing competitive and sustainable ore algnedt and integrated with ab iy these programme \u00b0\nvalue chains linked to its businesses which create sustainable ofthe Company.\nlivelihoods, especially amongst the poor in rural India. Towards\nthis end, a comprehensive Social Investments Programme, In all Social Investments Programmes of the Company,\ninterventions are undertaken through collective community\nan participation and Community Based Organisations (CBOs)\n. : === formed especially for the purpose. ITC\u2019s objective is to enable\na. a ek eee these CBOs to function autonomously and play an active\na aS. iy oe q role in the development process. All projects are planned\nFY Ms Bes of ca and implemented through CBOs. Village micro-plans are\nBe? ee or | oe A formulated by the CBOs in consultation with the NGOs with\nui et =~ ek = me = ([TCproviding technical and managerial inputs. All decisions\n. eo a ey \u2018A KP \\ y regarding interventions, rules/regulations and monetary\ni ar \u201cNe \u2018 \u2019 transactions are collectively decided by CBO members with\neS pA =~ \" ov. NGOs and ITC's dedicated Social Investments Team available\noat : for advice on all matters. The primary reason for making the\nPy _~\u2014 \u2014\u2014- a F CBOs responsible for the governance of projects is to\nae od aes : empower them to function independently and thus become\n\u2014 active vehicles of development in the area.\nall\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_16337.png": "Business Update\neee reer r rere rece creer eee\nA Leading global research firms, like Gartner and Forrester,\nWe Taycelucenn a fo hs) iste] nse] Ha} have recognised ITC Infotech in more than 20 publications.\nA A strong visibility in such research formats is an\nia (S Reyer) (las) 1G) n=] (@) at oi ia (S acknowledgement of ITC Infotech\u2019s competencies, its\nfi FI geographic presence, leadership focus, profitability and\nVANVAEL MOSCONE cusomerstistcion\ni)\nsKele) ONY ia (S | aluslaal rl ule) a} || ITC Infotech has featured in the Leaders\u2019 Category of the\noe A \u20182012 Global Outsourcing 100\u201d by the International\nI NSS) (elle 1u (0) a) fe) (6) ULES) 0] 1 7a) ie) Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) for the 7th\nA consecutive year and in the \u201cGlobal Services 100\u201d for eight\nMAO aSSe al EIS (Ne) i) 110) if in as. years in a row. ITC Infotech has also been placed in the 2013\nA CRM Watchlist category, The Ready to Leap companies for\n7h (ee) aiscl@U Lac) Wire] late! Hal 2013\u2019 under the category, \u2018Consulting: The CRM Watchlist\niT 0 7) award recognises technology companies that are expected\nnay Cie) 9) | yo AVS) shee) (0) if to make a significant impact in the market with customers\na go and in the industry they represent in the following year.\nie] a Mets SHIA MOLE es \u00b0\nThe company continues to showcase its capabilities and\nexpanded through the launch of Product Lifecycle solutions at major global IT events. This includes some of\nManagement (PLM) operations in Europe and offering of ~~ the biggest events across the globe such as:\nturn-key services from licence sales to implementation.\nDuring the year, the company became the first PTC [ SAPPHIRENOW, SAP's largest annual event, hosted in\nAuthorised Training Partner (ATP) in India. As part ofthe ATP. ~\u2014 Orlando, Florida, where ITC Infotech was invited to be part\nprogramme, the company set up a state-of-the-art training of a panel discussion on driving sustainability.\ncentre in Bengaluru to provide the full range of training\nservices on all PTC Windchill modules. This will contributeto  @ Oracle OpenWorld 2012, Oracle's flagship event, where\nthe career enhancement of professionals and createapool _ITC Infotech\u2019s customers & subject matter experts were\nof highly skilled resources for the entire PLM industry. speakers and panelists on a wide variety of topics including\ncustomer experience management, loyalty, Seibel OpenUI\nOracle has selected ITC Infotech as a preferred and new generation mobility solutions etc.\nimplementation partner for delivering customer experience\nsolutions to the world\u2019s largest FMCG companies in the ITC Infotech has steadily increased its global footprint and\nConsumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences verticals. _isin the process of opening an office in Dubai. It has identified\ngreat business potential in West Asia and has accordingly\nThe company has also attained Microsoft Gold competency _ Placed business development personnel in the region to\naccreditation in Business Intelligence, taking itstallyto 6 gold rive growth in select segments. It has also opened a centre\nand 2 silver competency accreditations. in Thiruvananthpuram in Kerala to supplement the global\n. delivery platform.\n= \u2014 = \u2014 |\nad ce cd [ee TL, Technology has transformed the way organisations run their\n2 rs La eS businesses, disrupting traditional models, changing industries\nF a i | = and creating and destroying companies. Media, retail and\n= _ healthcare sectors have all witnessed dramatic developments\na \u2018 in technology-driven workflows. Social Media, Mobility,\nJ _ h a i 4 Analytics and Big Data, and Cloud Computing, commonly\n_ i iF rc referred to as \u201cSMAC\u201d technologies, are rapidly changing\nHAVIN if > communication, collaboration and delivery channels. ITC\nett Infotech is actively pursuing a combination of building\ncapabilities and rapid deployment in chosen areas,\naa thereby ensuring an exciting and growth oriented future\nfor this arm of ITC.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_16339.png": "Business Update\neee reer r rere rece creer eee\nA Leading global research firms, like Gartner and Forrester,\nWe Taycelucenn a fo hs) iste] nse] Ha} have recognised ITC Infotech in more than 20 publications.\nA A strong visibility in such research formats is an\nia (S Reyer) (las) 1G) n=] (@) at oi ia (S acknowledgement of ITC Infotech\u2019s competencies, its\nfi FI geographic presence, leadership focus, profitability and\nVANVAEL MOSCONE cusomerstistcion\ni)\nsKele) ONY ia (S | aluslaal rl ule) a} || ITC Infotech has featured in the Leaders\u2019 Category of the\noe A \u20182012 Global Outsourcing 100\u201d by the International\nI NSS) (elle 1u (0) a) fe) (6) ULES) 0] 1 7a) ie) Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) for the 7th\nA consecutive year and in the \u201cGlobal Services 100\u201d for eight\nMAO aSSe al EIS (Ne) i) 110) if in as. years in a row. ITC Infotech has also been placed in the 2013\nA CRM Watchlist category, The Ready to Leap companies for\n7h (ee) aiscl@U Lac) Wire] late! Hal 2013\u2019 under the category, \u2018Consulting: The CRM Watchlist\niT 0 7) award recognises technology companies that are expected\nnay Cie) 9) | yo AVS) shee) (0) if to make a significant impact in the market with customers\na go and in the industry they represent in the following year.\nie] a Mets SHIA MOLE es \u00b0\nThe company continues to showcase its capabilities and\nexpanded through the launch of Product Lifecycle solutions at major global IT events. This includes some of\nManagement (PLM) operations in Europe and offering of ~~ the biggest events across the globe such as:\nturn-key services from licence sales to implementation.\nDuring the year, the company became the first PTC [ SAPPHIRENOW, SAP's largest annual event, hosted in\nAuthorised Training Partner (ATP) in India. As part ofthe ATP. ~\u2014 Orlando, Florida, where ITC Infotech was invited to be part\nprogramme, the company set up a state-of-the-art training of a panel discussion on driving sustainability.\ncentre in Bengaluru to provide the full range of training\nservices on all PTC Windchill modules. This will contributeto  @ Oracle OpenWorld 2012, Oracle's flagship event, where\nthe career enhancement of professionals and createapool _ITC Infotech\u2019s customers & subject matter experts were\nof highly skilled resources for the entire PLM industry. speakers and panelists on a wide variety of topics including\ncustomer experience management, loyalty, Seibel OpenUI\nOracle has selected ITC Infotech as a preferred and new generation mobility solutions etc.\nimplementation partner for delivering customer experience\nsolutions to the world\u2019s largest FMCG companies in the ITC Infotech has steadily increased its global footprint and\nConsumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences verticals. _isin the process of opening an office in Dubai. It has identified\ngreat business potential in West Asia and has accordingly\nThe company has also attained Microsoft Gold competency _ Placed business development personnel in the region to\naccreditation in Business Intelligence, taking itstallyto 6 gold rive growth in select segments. It has also opened a centre\nand 2 silver competency accreditations. in Thiruvananthpuram in Kerala to supplement the global\n. delivery platform.\n= \u2014 = \u2014 |\nad ce cd [ee TL, Technology has transformed the way organisations run their\n2 rs La eS businesses, disrupting traditional models, changing industries\nF a i | = and creating and destroying companies. Media, retail and\n= _ healthcare sectors have all witnessed dramatic developments\na \u2018 in technology-driven workflows. Social Media, Mobility,\nJ _ h a i 4 Analytics and Big Data, and Cloud Computing, commonly\n_ i iF rc referred to as \u201cSMAC\u201d technologies, are rapidly changing\nHAVIN if > communication, collaboration and delivery channels. ITC\nett Infotech is actively pursuing a combination of building\ncapabilities and rapid deployment in chosen areas,\naa thereby ensuring an exciting and growth oriented future\nfor this arm of ITC.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_16341.png": "Business Update\neee reer r rere rece creer eee\nA Leading global research firms, like Gartner and Forrester,\nWe Taycelucenn a fo hs) iste] nse] Ha} have recognised ITC Infotech in more than 20 publications.\nA A strong visibility in such research formats is an\nia (S Reyer) (las) 1G) n=] (@) at oi ia (S acknowledgement of ITC Infotech\u2019s competencies, its\nfi FI geographic presence, leadership focus, profitability and\nVANVAEL MOSCONE cusomerstistcion\ni)\nsKele) ONY ia (S | aluslaal rl ule) a} || ITC Infotech has featured in the Leaders\u2019 Category of the\noe A \u20182012 Global Outsourcing 100\u201d by the International\nI NSS) (elle 1u (0) a) fe) (6) ULES) 0] 1 7a) ie) Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) for the 7th\nA consecutive year and in the \u201cGlobal Services 100\u201d for eight\nMAO aSSe al EIS (Ne) i) 110) if in as. years in a row. ITC Infotech has also been placed in the 2013\nA CRM Watchlist category, The Ready to Leap companies for\n7h (ee) aiscl@U Lac) Wire] late! Hal 2013\u2019 under the category, \u2018Consulting: The CRM Watchlist\niT 0 7) award recognises technology companies that are expected\nnay Cie) 9) | yo AVS) shee) (0) if to make a significant impact in the market with customers\na go and in the industry they represent in the following year.\nie] a Mets SHIA MOLE es \u00b0\nThe company continues to showcase its capabilities and\nexpanded through the launch of Product Lifecycle solutions at major global IT events. This includes some of\nManagement (PLM) operations in Europe and offering of ~~ the biggest events across the globe such as:\nturn-key services from licence sales to implementation.\nDuring the year, the company became the first PTC [ SAPPHIRENOW, SAP's largest annual event, hosted in\nAuthorised Training Partner (ATP) in India. As part ofthe ATP. ~\u2014 Orlando, Florida, where ITC Infotech was invited to be part\nprogramme, the company set up a state-of-the-art training of a panel discussion on driving sustainability.\ncentre in Bengaluru to provide the full range of training\nservices on all PTC Windchill modules. This will contributeto  @ Oracle OpenWorld 2012, Oracle's flagship event, where\nthe career enhancement of professionals and createapool _ITC Infotech\u2019s customers & subject matter experts were\nof highly skilled resources for the entire PLM industry. speakers and panelists on a wide variety of topics including\ncustomer experience management, loyalty, Seibel OpenUI\nOracle has selected ITC Infotech as a preferred and new generation mobility solutions etc.\nimplementation partner for delivering customer experience\nsolutions to the world\u2019s largest FMCG companies in the ITC Infotech has steadily increased its global footprint and\nConsumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences verticals. _isin the process of opening an office in Dubai. It has identified\ngreat business potential in West Asia and has accordingly\nThe company has also attained Microsoft Gold competency _ Placed business development personnel in the region to\naccreditation in Business Intelligence, taking itstallyto 6 gold rive growth in select segments. It has also opened a centre\nand 2 silver competency accreditations. in Thiruvananthpuram in Kerala to supplement the global\n. delivery platform.\n= \u2014 = \u2014 |\nad ce cd [ee TL, Technology has transformed the way organisations run their\n2 rs La eS businesses, disrupting traditional models, changing industries\nF a i | = and creating and destroying companies. Media, retail and\n= _ healthcare sectors have all witnessed dramatic developments\na \u2018 in technology-driven workflows. Social Media, Mobility,\nJ _ h a i 4 Analytics and Big Data, and Cloud Computing, commonly\n_ i iF rc referred to as \u201cSMAC\u201d technologies, are rapidly changing\nHAVIN if > communication, collaboration and delivery channels. ITC\nett Infotech is actively pursuing a combination of building\ncapabilities and rapid deployment in chosen areas,\naa thereby ensuring an exciting and growth oriented future\nfor this arm of ITC.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_16344.png": "Business Update\neee reer r rere rece creer eee\nA Leading global research firms, like Gartner and Forrester,\nWe Taycelucenn a fo hs) iste] nse] Ha} have recognised ITC Infotech in more than 20 publications.\nA A strong visibility in such research formats is an\nia (S Reyer) (las) 1G) n=] (@) at oi ia (S acknowledgement of ITC Infotech\u2019s competencies, its\nfi FI geographic presence, leadership focus, profitability and\nVANVAEL MOSCONE cusomerstistcion\ni)\nsKele) ONY ia (S | aluslaal rl ule) a} || ITC Infotech has featured in the Leaders\u2019 Category of the\noe A \u20182012 Global Outsourcing 100\u201d by the International\nI NSS) (elle 1u (0) a) fe) (6) ULES) 0] 1 7a) ie) Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) for the 7th\nA consecutive year and in the \u201cGlobal Services 100\u201d for eight\nMAO aSSe al EIS (Ne) i) 110) if in as. years in a row. ITC Infotech has also been placed in the 2013\nA CRM Watchlist category, The Ready to Leap companies for\n7h (ee) aiscl@U Lac) Wire] late! Hal 2013\u2019 under the category, \u2018Consulting: The CRM Watchlist\niT 0 7) award recognises technology companies that are expected\nnay Cie) 9) | yo AVS) shee) (0) if to make a significant impact in the market with customers\na go and in the industry they represent in the following year.\nie] a Mets SHIA MOLE es \u00b0\nThe company continues to showcase its capabilities and\nexpanded through the launch of Product Lifecycle solutions at major global IT events. This includes some of\nManagement (PLM) operations in Europe and offering of ~~ the biggest events across the globe such as:\nturn-key services from licence sales to implementation.\nDuring the year, the company became the first PTC [ SAPPHIRENOW, SAP's largest annual event, hosted in\nAuthorised Training Partner (ATP) in India. As part ofthe ATP. ~\u2014 Orlando, Florida, where ITC Infotech was invited to be part\nprogramme, the company set up a state-of-the-art training of a panel discussion on driving sustainability.\ncentre in Bengaluru to provide the full range of training\nservices on all PTC Windchill modules. This will contributeto  @ Oracle OpenWorld 2012, Oracle's flagship event, where\nthe career enhancement of professionals and createapool _ITC Infotech\u2019s customers & subject matter experts were\nof highly skilled resources for the entire PLM industry. speakers and panelists on a wide variety of topics including\ncustomer experience management, loyalty, Seibel OpenUI\nOracle has selected ITC Infotech as a preferred and new generation mobility solutions etc.\nimplementation partner for delivering customer experience\nsolutions to the world\u2019s largest FMCG companies in the ITC Infotech has steadily increased its global footprint and\nConsumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences verticals. _isin the process of opening an office in Dubai. It has identified\ngreat business potential in West Asia and has accordingly\nThe company has also attained Microsoft Gold competency _ Placed business development personnel in the region to\naccreditation in Business Intelligence, taking itstallyto 6 gold rive growth in select segments. It has also opened a centre\nand 2 silver competency accreditations. in Thiruvananthpuram in Kerala to supplement the global\n. delivery platform.\n= \u2014 = \u2014 |\nad ce cd [ee TL, Technology has transformed the way organisations run their\n2 rs La eS businesses, disrupting traditional models, changing industries\nF a i | = and creating and destroying companies. Media, retail and\n= _ healthcare sectors have all witnessed dramatic developments\na \u2018 in technology-driven workflows. Social Media, Mobility,\nJ _ h a i 4 Analytics and Big Data, and Cloud Computing, commonly\n_ i iF rc referred to as \u201cSMAC\u201d technologies, are rapidly changing\nHAVIN if > communication, collaboration and delivery channels. ITC\nett Infotech is actively pursuing a combination of building\ncapabilities and rapid deployment in chosen areas,\naa thereby ensuring an exciting and growth oriented future\nfor this arm of ITC.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_16346.png": "Business Update\neee reer r rere rece creer eee\nA Leading global research firms, like Gartner and Forrester,\nWe Taycelucenn a fo hs) iste] nse] Ha} have recognised ITC Infotech in more than 20 publications.\nA A strong visibility in such research formats is an\nia (S Reyer) (las) 1G) n=] (@) at oi ia (S acknowledgement of ITC Infotech\u2019s competencies, its\nfi FI geographic presence, leadership focus, profitability and\nVANVAEL MOSCONE cusomerstistcion\ni)\nsKele) ONY ia (S | aluslaal rl ule) a} || ITC Infotech has featured in the Leaders\u2019 Category of the\noe A \u20182012 Global Outsourcing 100\u201d by the International\nI NSS) (elle 1u (0) a) fe) (6) ULES) 0] 1 7a) ie) Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) for the 7th\nA consecutive year and in the \u201cGlobal Services 100\u201d for eight\nMAO aSSe al EIS (Ne) i) 110) if in as. years in a row. ITC Infotech has also been placed in the 2013\nA CRM Watchlist category, The Ready to Leap companies for\n7h (ee) aiscl@U Lac) Wire] late! Hal 2013\u2019 under the category, \u2018Consulting: The CRM Watchlist\niT 0 7) award recognises technology companies that are expected\nnay Cie) 9) | yo AVS) shee) (0) if to make a significant impact in the market with customers\na go and in the industry they represent in the following year.\nie] a Mets SHIA MOLE es \u00b0\nThe company continues to showcase its capabilities and\nexpanded through the launch of Product Lifecycle solutions at major global IT events. This includes some of\nManagement (PLM) operations in Europe and offering of ~~ the biggest events across the globe such as:\nturn-key services from licence sales to implementation.\nDuring the year, the company became the first PTC [ SAPPHIRENOW, SAP's largest annual event, hosted in\nAuthorised Training Partner (ATP) in India. As part ofthe ATP. ~\u2014 Orlando, Florida, where ITC Infotech was invited to be part\nprogramme, the company set up a state-of-the-art training of a panel discussion on driving sustainability.\ncentre in Bengaluru to provide the full range of training\nservices on all PTC Windchill modules. This will contributeto  @ Oracle OpenWorld 2012, Oracle's flagship event, where\nthe career enhancement of professionals and createapool _ITC Infotech\u2019s customers & subject matter experts were\nof highly skilled resources for the entire PLM industry. speakers and panelists on a wide variety of topics including\ncustomer experience management, loyalty, Seibel OpenUI\nOracle has selected ITC Infotech as a preferred and new generation mobility solutions etc.\nimplementation partner for delivering customer experience\nsolutions to the world\u2019s largest FMCG companies in the ITC Infotech has steadily increased its global footprint and\nConsumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences verticals. _isin the process of opening an office in Dubai. It has identified\ngreat business potential in West Asia and has accordingly\nThe company has also attained Microsoft Gold competency _ Placed business development personnel in the region to\naccreditation in Business Intelligence, taking itstallyto 6 gold rive growth in select segments. It has also opened a centre\nand 2 silver competency accreditations. in Thiruvananthpuram in Kerala to supplement the global\n. delivery platform.\n= \u2014 = \u2014 |\nad ce cd [ee TL, Technology has transformed the way organisations run their\n2 rs La eS businesses, disrupting traditional models, changing industries\nF a i | = and creating and destroying companies. Media, retail and\n= _ healthcare sectors have all witnessed dramatic developments\na \u2018 in technology-driven workflows. Social Media, Mobility,\nJ _ h a i 4 Analytics and Big Data, and Cloud Computing, commonly\n_ i iF rc referred to as \u201cSMAC\u201d technologies, are rapidly changing\nHAVIN if > communication, collaboration and delivery channels. ITC\nett Infotech is actively pursuing a combination of building\ncapabilities and rapid deployment in chosen areas,\naa thereby ensuring an exciting and growth oriented future\nfor this arm of ITC.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/snbx0223", "img_15321.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n\nITC: Creating\nWorld-Class Brands\nthat Put India First\nA country's brands are a reflection of its\ncompetitive strengths and a manifestation of its\ninnovation and intellectual capacity. | strongly\nbelieve that a country's economic capacity is\nsignificantly enriched when its institutions build\nand own internationally competitive brands.\nWinning brands serve as market anchors to\nsupport the competitiveness of the entire value\nchains of which they are a part. Strong\ndomestic brands create much larger value\nsince they create, capture and retain value\nwithin the country. Your Company takes\njustifiable pride in creating world-class Indian\nbrands that have demonstrated immense\nvitality in the global Indian market place.\nY C Deveshwar,\nChairman, ITC Limited\nSpeech at the ITC AGM, 2012\n\ny_ we", "img_15323.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n\nITC: Creating\nWorld-Class Brands\nthat Put India First\nA country's brands are a reflection of its\ncompetitive strengths and a manifestation of its\ninnovation and intellectual capacity. | strongly\nbelieve that a country's economic capacity is\nsignificantly enriched when its institutions build\nand own internationally competitive brands.\nWinning brands serve as market anchors to\nsupport the competitiveness of the entire value\nchains of which they are a part. Strong\ndomestic brands create much larger value\nsince they create, capture and retain value\nwithin the country. Your Company takes\njustifiable pride in creating world-class Indian\nbrands that have demonstrated immense\nvitality in the global Indian market place.\nY C Deveshwar,\nChairman, ITC Limited\nSpeech at the ITC AGM, 2012\n\ny_ we", "img_57253.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57254.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57249.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57250.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57251.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57252.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, a ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in tg ETO)\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an WHOS SM ETL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, COLTS)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ge\nCPT\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The OUT Ea\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and Tanne (einen { Nil\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of\nexecutive management of the business. N. Anand 8 1\nP.V. Dhobale Nil Nil\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nK.N. Grant 2 |\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy,\nall statutory and other significant and material information Non-Executive Directors\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge its A Baial Independent Director 4 1\nresponsibility of strategic supervision of the Company [as Chairman]\nas trustees of the Shareholders. $.H. Khan Independent Director 6 9\nai [including 4\nComposition as Chaiman]\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive SB. Mathur Independent Director 12 7\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive {including 1\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive as Chairman]\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally P.B.Ramanujam \u2014 Independent Director Nil Nil\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. .\n$.$.H. Rehman Independent Director 1 1\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive B. Sen Independent Director 7 5\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn [including 1\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in as Chairman]\nbusiness / finance / law / public enterprises. Directors M. Shankar4 Independent Director Nil Nil\nare appointed / re-appointed with the approval of the B. Vijayaraghavan Independent Director Nil Nil\nShareholders for a period of three to five years or a\nshorter duration in accordance with retirement guidelines S. Banerjee yngependet Director . Nil Nil\nas determined by the Board from time to time. The initial Specid Undertaking\nappointment of Executive Directors is normally for a of the Unit Trust of India\nperiod of three years. All Directors are liable to retire by as Investor\nrotation unless otherwise approved by the Shareholders. A.V. Girjja Kumar Independent Director - { Nil\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by Representative of\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. General Insurers\n| : ay (Public Sector)\nn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Association of India\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five as Investor\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the D.K.Mehrotra Independent Director - 7 Nil\nBoard is eighteen, of which four are Executive Directors. Representative of Life\n| ti\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2013: Insurance Corporatio\nH. G. Powell Nil Nil\nCrna NC aE T Ln = =\nDON OC ROTICTAC TS A os ut ut\nExecutive Directors 4 22 K Vaiyanath Ml Ml\n. . 1. Excludes Directorship in Indian Private Limited Companies & Foreign Companies and\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 11 61 Membership of Managing Committees of Chambers of Commerce / Professional Bodies.\n. 2. Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nOther Non-Executive Directors 3 17 Committee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nTotal 18 100 3. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 27th July, 2012.\n4. Appointed Non-Executive Director w.e.f. 6th September, 2012.\n[* ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57409.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57410.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57411.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57413.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57414.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57415.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57416.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57417.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57418.png": "REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\nJ .\nITC\u2019s Brands:\nPowering Economic Growth\nGreat brands are not just about delighting the consumer, they are also about\npowering national economic growth. Brands capture value for the nation in\nnumerous ways \u2014 creating intellectual capital, boosting R&D and innovation, and\ncreating large-scale livelinoods by empowering value chains, investing in physical\ninfrastructure and expanding markets.\nBrands are the badge of a country\u2019s competitiveness. Powerful domestic brands\ncompete effectively with international brands within the country and outside. They\ncreate such a popular franchise that some nations are identified with the attributes of\ngreat brands that they have produced.\nITC is today proud to have created over 50 energetic and popular brands across\ncategories that delight nearly 140 million households. Within a relatively short\nspan of time, ITC has established vital brands with significant salience among\nconsumers like Aashirvaad, Sunfeast, Bingo!, Yippee!, Candyman, mint-o and\nKitchens of India in the Branded Foods space and Essenza Di Wills, Fiama Di\nWills, Vivel and Superia in the Personal Care products segment. In addition,\nbrands like Classmate and Paperkraft in Education & Stationery products; Wills\nLifestyle and John Players in the Lifestyle Apparel business; Mangaldeep in\nAgarbattis as well as Aim in Matches have established significant market standing\nand continue to delight consumers with superior offerings.\nITC Hotels, with its credo of \u201cResponsible Luxury\u201d, stands apart not only for its\nexquisite signature properties, cuisine and service excellence but also for being\nthe greenest luxury hotel chain in the world. ITC's hotels business also contributes\nto the country's tourism landscape and livelihood creation through its other high\nquality offerings embodied in the WelcomHotels, Fortune and WelcomHeritage\nbrands. ITC\u2019s hotels have pioneered the concept of branded cuisine in India with\nglobally acclaimed restaurants including Bukhara, Dum Pukht and Dakshin. ITC\nhas also set new benchmarks in wellness with its Kaya Kalp Spa brand that offers\na new dimension in luxury and an enriching experience.", "img_57402.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nthe date of vesting of the Options and expires at the end Service Contracts, Severance Fee and Notice Period\nof five years from the date of such vesting. The appointment of the Executive Directors is governed\nThe vesting period for conversion of Options is as follows: by resolutions passed by the Board and the Shareholders\nof the Company, which cover the terms and conditions\nOn completion of 12 months from of such appointment read with the service rules of the\nthe date of grant of the Options 30% vests Company. A separate Service Contract is not entered\nOn completion of 24 months from into by the Company with those elevated to the Board\nthe date of grant of the Options : 30% vests from the management cadre, since they already have\nOn completion of 36 months from a Service Contract with the Company.\nthe date of grant of the Options : 40% vests There is no separate provision for payment of severance\nfee under the resolutions governing the appointment of\nShares and Options of Directors Executive Directors who have all been drawn from\namongst the management cadre. The statutory provisions\nTORU SCS CMO ELC will however apply. In terms of the Articles of Association\nKael Cn pr of the Company, a notice of one month is required to be\nPML) me given by a Director seeking to vacate office and the\nPORN G CATE) resignation takes effect upon the expiration of such\nnotice or its earlier acceptance by the Board.\nY. C. Deveshwar 24,26,435 2,70,000\nN. Anand 14,000 1,35,000 lll. INVESTORS GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE\nP.V. Dhobale 2,31,930 1,35,000 The Investors Grievance Committee of the Board, under\nKN. Grant 303.230 135,000 the nomenclature \u2018Investor Services Committee ;\noversees redressal of shareholder and investor\nA. Baijal 1,20,000 10,000 grievances, and, inter alia, approves sub-division /\nS. Banerjee Nil Nil consolidation / issue of duplicate share certificates,\n. transmission of shares and issue & allotment of shares\nA.V. Girja Kumar Nil Nil upon exercise of Options by employees under the\nSH. Khan 3,58,000 40,000 Company\u2019s Employee Stock Option Schemes.\nS.B. Mathur 2,91,000 10,000 Composition\nD. K. Mehrotra Nil Nil The Investor Services Committee presently comprises\nHG. Powel Nil 40,000 five Directors, four of whom are Independent Directors.\nThe Chairman of the Committee is an Independent\nP. B. Ramanujam 2,62,856 10,000 Director.\nS.$.H. Rehman 1,67,751 NA The names of the members of the Investor Services\nA. Ruys Nil 40.000 Committee, including its Chairman, are provided under\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the\nB. Sen 5,30,540 Nil Report and Accounts.\nM. Shankar Nil NA\nMeetings and Attendance\nK. Vaidyanath 23,93,480 10,000\nDetails of Investor Services Committee Meetings\nB. Vijayaraghavan 492.520 Nil . . . 9\nduring the financial year\nNote : The Options were granted at the \u2018market price\u2019 as defined under the Securities . . |\nand Exchange Board of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee During the financial year ended 31st March, 2013,\nStock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999. forty meetings of the Investor Services Committee\nEJ ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57403.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nthe date of vesting of the Options and expires at the end Service Contracts, Severance Fee and Notice Period\nof five years from the date of such vesting. The appointment of the Executive Directors is governed\nThe vesting period for conversion of Options is as follows: by resolutions passed by the Board and the Shareholders\nof the Company, which cover the terms and conditions\nOn completion of 12 months from of such appointment read with the service rules of the\nthe date of grant of the Options 30% vests Company. A separate Service Contract is not entered\nOn completion of 24 months from into by the Company with those elevated to the Board\nthe date of grant of the Options : 30% vests from the management cadre, since they already have\nOn completion of 36 months from a Service Contract with the Company.\nthe date of grant of the Options : 40% vests There is no separate provision for payment of severance\nfee under the resolutions governing the appointment of\nShares and Options of Directors Executive Directors who have all been drawn from\namongst the management cadre. The statutory provisions\nTORU SCS CMO ELC will however apply. In terms of the Articles of Association\nKael Cn pr of the Company, a notice of one month is required to be\nPML) me given by a Director seeking to vacate office and the\nPORN G CATE) resignation takes effect upon the expiration of such\nnotice or its earlier acceptance by the Board.\nY. C. Deveshwar 24,26,435 2,70,000\nN. Anand 14,000 1,35,000 lll. INVESTORS GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE\nP.V. Dhobale 2,31,930 1,35,000 The Investors Grievance Committee of the Board, under\nKN. Grant 303.230 135,000 the nomenclature \u2018Investor Services Committee ;\noversees redressal of shareholder and investor\nA. Baijal 1,20,000 10,000 grievances, and, inter alia, approves sub-division /\nS. Banerjee Nil Nil consolidation / issue of duplicate share certificates,\n. transmission of shares and issue & allotment of shares\nA.V. Girja Kumar Nil Nil upon exercise of Options by employees under the\nSH. Khan 3,58,000 40,000 Company\u2019s Employee Stock Option Schemes.\nS.B. Mathur 2,91,000 10,000 Composition\nD. K. Mehrotra Nil Nil The Investor Services Committee presently comprises\nHG. Powel Nil 40,000 five Directors, four of whom are Independent Directors.\nThe Chairman of the Committee is an Independent\nP. B. Ramanujam 2,62,856 10,000 Director.\nS.$.H. Rehman 1,67,751 NA The names of the members of the Investor Services\nA. Ruys Nil 40.000 Committee, including its Chairman, are provided under\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the\nB. Sen 5,30,540 Nil Report and Accounts.\nM. Shankar Nil NA\nMeetings and Attendance\nK. Vaidyanath 23,93,480 10,000\nDetails of Investor Services Committee Meetings\nB. Vijayaraghavan 492.520 Nil . . . 9\nduring the financial year\nNote : The Options were granted at the \u2018market price\u2019 as defined under the Securities . . |\nand Exchange Board of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee During the financial year ended 31st March, 2013,\nStock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999. forty meetings of the Investor Services Committee\nEJ ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57404.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nthe date of vesting of the Options and expires at the end Service Contracts, Severance Fee and Notice Period\nof five years from the date of such vesting. The appointment of the Executive Directors is governed\nThe vesting period for conversion of Options is as follows: by resolutions passed by the Board and the Shareholders\nof the Company, which cover the terms and conditions\nOn completion of 12 months from of such appointment read with the service rules of the\nthe date of grant of the Options 30% vests Company. A separate Service Contract is not entered\nOn completion of 24 months from into by the Company with those elevated to the Board\nthe date of grant of the Options : 30% vests from the management cadre, since they already have\nOn completion of 36 months from a Service Contract with the Company.\nthe date of grant of the Options : 40% vests There is no separate provision for payment of severance\nfee under the resolutions governing the appointment of\nShares and Options of Directors Executive Directors who have all been drawn from\namongst the management cadre. The statutory provisions\nTORU SCS CMO ELC will however apply. In terms of the Articles of Association\nKael Cn pr of the Company, a notice of one month is required to be\nPML) me given by a Director seeking to vacate office and the\nPORN G CATE) resignation takes effect upon the expiration of such\nnotice or its earlier acceptance by the Board.\nY. C. Deveshwar 24,26,435 2,70,000\nN. Anand 14,000 1,35,000 lll. INVESTORS GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE\nP.V. Dhobale 2,31,930 1,35,000 The Investors Grievance Committee of the Board, under\nKN. Grant 303.230 135,000 the nomenclature \u2018Investor Services Committee ;\noversees redressal of shareholder and investor\nA. Baijal 1,20,000 10,000 grievances, and, inter alia, approves sub-division /\nS. Banerjee Nil Nil consolidation / issue of duplicate share certificates,\n. transmission of shares and issue & allotment of shares\nA.V. Girja Kumar Nil Nil upon exercise of Options by employees under the\nSH. Khan 3,58,000 40,000 Company\u2019s Employee Stock Option Schemes.\nS.B. Mathur 2,91,000 10,000 Composition\nD. K. Mehrotra Nil Nil The Investor Services Committee presently comprises\nHG. Powel Nil 40,000 five Directors, four of whom are Independent Directors.\nThe Chairman of the Committee is an Independent\nP. B. Ramanujam 2,62,856 10,000 Director.\nS.$.H. Rehman 1,67,751 NA The names of the members of the Investor Services\nA. Ruys Nil 40.000 Committee, including its Chairman, are provided under\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the\nB. Sen 5,30,540 Nil Report and Accounts.\nM. Shankar Nil NA\nMeetings and Attendance\nK. Vaidyanath 23,93,480 10,000\nDetails of Investor Services Committee Meetings\nB. Vijayaraghavan 492.520 Nil . . . 9\nduring the financial year\nNote : The Options were granted at the \u2018market price\u2019 as defined under the Securities . . |\nand Exchange Board of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee During the financial year ended 31st March, 2013,\nStock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999. forty meetings of the Investor Services Committee\nEJ ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57407.png": "Enduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nthe date of vesting of the Options and expires at the end Service Contracts, Severance Fee and Notice Period\nof five years from the date of such vesting. The appointment of the Executive Directors is governed\nThe vesting period for conversion of Options is as follows: by resolutions passed by the Board and the Shareholders\nof the Company, which cover the terms and conditions\nOn completion of 12 months from of such appointment read with the service rules of the\nthe date of grant of the Options 30% vests Company. A separate Service Contract is not entered\nOn completion of 24 months from into by the Company with those elevated to the Board\nthe date of grant of the Options : 30% vests from the management cadre, since they already have\nOn completion of 36 months from a Service Contract with the Company.\nthe date of grant of the Options : 40% vests There is no separate provision for payment of severance\nfee under the resolutions governing the appointment of\nShares and Options of Directors Executive Directors who have all been drawn from\namongst the management cadre. The statutory provisions\nTORU SCS CMO ELC will however apply. In terms of the Articles of Association\nKael Cn pr of the Company, a notice of one month is required to be\nPML) me given by a Director seeking to vacate office and the\nPORN G CATE) resignation takes effect upon the expiration of such\nnotice or its earlier acceptance by the Board.\nY. C. Deveshwar 24,26,435 2,70,000\nN. Anand 14,000 1,35,000 lll. INVESTORS GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE\nP.V. Dhobale 2,31,930 1,35,000 The Investors Grievance Committee of the Board, under\nKN. Grant 303.230 135,000 the nomenclature \u2018Investor Services Committee ;\noversees redressal of shareholder and investor\nA. Baijal 1,20,000 10,000 grievances, and, inter alia, approves sub-division /\nS. Banerjee Nil Nil consolidation / issue of duplicate share certificates,\n. transmission of shares and issue & allotment of shares\nA.V. Girja Kumar Nil Nil upon exercise of Options by employees under the\nSH. Khan 3,58,000 40,000 Company\u2019s Employee Stock Option Schemes.\nS.B. Mathur 2,91,000 10,000 Composition\nD. K. Mehrotra Nil Nil The Investor Services Committee presently comprises\nHG. Powel Nil 40,000 five Directors, four of whom are Independent Directors.\nThe Chairman of the Committee is an Independent\nP. B. Ramanujam 2,62,856 10,000 Director.\nS.$.H. Rehman 1,67,751 NA The names of the members of the Investor Services\nA. Ruys Nil 40.000 Committee, including its Chairman, are provided under\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the\nB. Sen 5,30,540 Nil Report and Accounts.\nM. Shankar Nil NA\nMeetings and Attendance\nK. Vaidyanath 23,93,480 10,000\nDetails of Investor Services Committee Meetings\nB. Vijayaraghavan 492.520 Nil . . . 9\nduring the financial year\nNote : The Options were granted at the \u2018market price\u2019 as defined under the Securities . . |\nand Exchange Board of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee During the financial year ended 31st March, 2013,\nStock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999. forty meetings of the Investor Services Committee\nEJ ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57368.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nAttendance at Nominations Committee Meetings Meetings and Attendance\nduring the financial year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2013, three\nCe TORO ANTEC NSE LT Ca) meetings of the Sustainability Committee were held, as\nY. C. Deveshwar 2 follows:\nA. Baijal 2 CT nay a\nS. Banerjee 9 STU UIT\nAya\nSea y 1 Sth April, 2012 6 6\nS.-H. Khan 2 2 dath May, 2012 6 6\n$. B. Mathur 1 3 28th March, 2013 7 7\nEe uu Attendance at Sustainability Committee Meetings during\nP. B. Ramanujam 2 the financial year\n@\n8.8. H. Rehman NA Ce AUT Sea UCT\n@\nCS NA Y.C. Deveshwar 3\nK. Vaidyanath 2 rere 3\n@ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nH. G. Powell 3\nV. SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE A. Ruys 3\nThe role of the Sustainability Committee is to review, B.Sen 3\nmonitor and provide strategic direction to the Company\u2019s M. Shankar \u00ae |\nsustainability practices towards fulfilling its triple bottom B. Vijayaraghavan 3\nline objectives. The Committee seeks to guide the @ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nCompany in integrating its social and environmental\nobjectives with its business strategies. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE\nwas The primary role of the Corporate Management\nComposition P . y : P 9 ,\nCommittee is strategic management of the Company\u2019s\nThe Sustainability Committee presently comprises the businesses within Board approved direction / framework.\nChairman of the Company and six Non-Executive Composition\nDirectors, four of whom are Independent Directors. The The C te M tc itt th\nChairman of the Company is the Chairman of the e orporal \u00a9 anagemen vom! ee presen y\nC it comprises all the Executive Directors and six senior\nommiltee. members of management. The Chairman of the Company\nThe names of the members of the Sustainability is the Chairman of the Committee. The composition of\nCommittee, including its Chairman, are provided under the Corporate Management Committee is determined\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the by the Board based on the recommendation of the\nReport and Accounts. Nominations Committee.\nThe structure, processes and practices of governance\nare designed to support effective management\nof multiple businesses while retaining focus\non each one of them.\nEI ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57370.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nAttendance at Nominations Committee Meetings Meetings and Attendance\nduring the financial year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2013, three\nCe TORO ANTEC NSE LT Ca) meetings of the Sustainability Committee were held, as\nY. C. Deveshwar 2 follows:\nA. Baijal 2 CT nay a\nS. Banerjee 9 STU UIT\nAya\nSea y 1 Sth April, 2012 6 6\nS.-H. Khan 2 2 dath May, 2012 6 6\n$. B. Mathur 1 3 28th March, 2013 7 7\nEe uu Attendance at Sustainability Committee Meetings during\nP. B. Ramanujam 2 the financial year\n@\n8.8. H. Rehman NA Ce AUT Sea UCT\n@\nCS NA Y.C. Deveshwar 3\nK. Vaidyanath 2 rere 3\n@ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nH. G. Powell 3\nV. SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE A. Ruys 3\nThe role of the Sustainability Committee is to review, B.Sen 3\nmonitor and provide strategic direction to the Company\u2019s M. Shankar \u00ae |\nsustainability practices towards fulfilling its triple bottom B. Vijayaraghavan 3\nline objectives. The Committee seeks to guide the @ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nCompany in integrating its social and environmental\nobjectives with its business strategies. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE\nwas The primary role of the Corporate Management\nComposition P . y : P 9 ,\nCommittee is strategic management of the Company\u2019s\nThe Sustainability Committee presently comprises the businesses within Board approved direction / framework.\nChairman of the Company and six Non-Executive Composition\nDirectors, four of whom are Independent Directors. The The C te M tc itt th\nChairman of the Company is the Chairman of the e orporal \u00a9 anagemen vom! ee presen y\nC it comprises all the Executive Directors and six senior\nommiltee. members of management. The Chairman of the Company\nThe names of the members of the Sustainability is the Chairman of the Committee. The composition of\nCommittee, including its Chairman, are provided under the Corporate Management Committee is determined\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the by the Board based on the recommendation of the\nReport and Accounts. Nominations Committee.\nThe structure, processes and practices of governance\nare designed to support effective management\nof multiple businesses while retaining focus\non each one of them.\nEI ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57371.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nAttendance at Nominations Committee Meetings Meetings and Attendance\nduring the financial year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2013, three\nCe TORO ANTEC NSE LT Ca) meetings of the Sustainability Committee were held, as\nY. C. Deveshwar 2 follows:\nA. Baijal 2 CT nay a\nS. Banerjee 9 STU UIT\nAya\nSea y 1 Sth April, 2012 6 6\nS.-H. Khan 2 2 dath May, 2012 6 6\n$. B. Mathur 1 3 28th March, 2013 7 7\nEe uu Attendance at Sustainability Committee Meetings during\nP. B. Ramanujam 2 the financial year\n@\n8.8. H. Rehman NA Ce AUT Sea UCT\n@\nCS NA Y.C. Deveshwar 3\nK. Vaidyanath 2 rere 3\n@ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nH. G. Powell 3\nV. SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE A. Ruys 3\nThe role of the Sustainability Committee is to review, B.Sen 3\nmonitor and provide strategic direction to the Company\u2019s M. Shankar \u00ae |\nsustainability practices towards fulfilling its triple bottom B. Vijayaraghavan 3\nline objectives. The Committee seeks to guide the @ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nCompany in integrating its social and environmental\nobjectives with its business strategies. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE\nwas The primary role of the Corporate Management\nComposition P . y : P 9 ,\nCommittee is strategic management of the Company\u2019s\nThe Sustainability Committee presently comprises the businesses within Board approved direction / framework.\nChairman of the Company and six Non-Executive Composition\nDirectors, four of whom are Independent Directors. The The C te M tc itt th\nChairman of the Company is the Chairman of the e orporal \u00a9 anagemen vom! ee presen y\nC it comprises all the Executive Directors and six senior\nommiltee. members of management. The Chairman of the Company\nThe names of the members of the Sustainability is the Chairman of the Committee. The composition of\nCommittee, including its Chairman, are provided under the Corporate Management Committee is determined\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the by the Board based on the recommendation of the\nReport and Accounts. Nominations Committee.\nThe structure, processes and practices of governance\nare designed to support effective management\nof multiple businesses while retaining focus\non each one of them.\nEI ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57372.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nAttendance at Nominations Committee Meetings Meetings and Attendance\nduring the financial year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2013, three\nCe TORO ANTEC NSE LT Ca) meetings of the Sustainability Committee were held, as\nY. C. Deveshwar 2 follows:\nA. Baijal 2 CT nay a\nS. Banerjee 9 STU UIT\nAya\nSea y 1 Sth April, 2012 6 6\nS.-H. Khan 2 2 dath May, 2012 6 6\n$. B. Mathur 1 3 28th March, 2013 7 7\nEe uu Attendance at Sustainability Committee Meetings during\nP. B. Ramanujam 2 the financial year\n@\n8.8. H. Rehman NA Ce AUT Sea UCT\n@\nCS NA Y.C. Deveshwar 3\nK. Vaidyanath 2 rere 3\n@ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nH. G. Powell 3\nV. SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE A. Ruys 3\nThe role of the Sustainability Committee is to review, B.Sen 3\nmonitor and provide strategic direction to the Company\u2019s M. Shankar \u00ae |\nsustainability practices towards fulfilling its triple bottom B. Vijayaraghavan 3\nline objectives. The Committee seeks to guide the @ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nCompany in integrating its social and environmental\nobjectives with its business strategies. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE\nwas The primary role of the Corporate Management\nComposition P . y : P 9 ,\nCommittee is strategic management of the Company\u2019s\nThe Sustainability Committee presently comprises the businesses within Board approved direction / framework.\nChairman of the Company and six Non-Executive Composition\nDirectors, four of whom are Independent Directors. The The C te M tc itt th\nChairman of the Company is the Chairman of the e orporal \u00a9 anagemen vom! ee presen y\nC it comprises all the Executive Directors and six senior\nommiltee. members of management. The Chairman of the Company\nThe names of the members of the Sustainability is the Chairman of the Committee. The composition of\nCommittee, including its Chairman, are provided under the Corporate Management Committee is determined\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the by the Board based on the recommendation of the\nReport and Accounts. Nominations Committee.\nThe structure, processes and practices of governance\nare designed to support effective management\nof multiple businesses while retaining focus\non each one of them.\nEI ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_57373.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nAttendance at Nominations Committee Meetings Meetings and Attendance\nduring the financial year\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2013, three\nCe TORO ANTEC NSE LT Ca) meetings of the Sustainability Committee were held, as\nY. C. Deveshwar 2 follows:\nA. Baijal 2 CT nay a\nS. Banerjee 9 STU UIT\nAya\nSea y 1 Sth April, 2012 6 6\nS.-H. Khan 2 2 dath May, 2012 6 6\n$. B. Mathur 1 3 28th March, 2013 7 7\nEe uu Attendance at Sustainability Committee Meetings during\nP. B. Ramanujam 2 the financial year\n@\n8.8. H. Rehman NA Ce AUT Sea UCT\n@\nCS NA Y.C. Deveshwar 3\nK. Vaidyanath 2 rere 3\n@ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nH. G. Powell 3\nV. SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE A. Ruys 3\nThe role of the Sustainability Committee is to review, B.Sen 3\nmonitor and provide strategic direction to the Company\u2019s M. Shankar \u00ae |\nsustainability practices towards fulfilling its triple bottom B. Vijayaraghavan 3\nline objectives. The Committee seeks to guide the @ Appointed Member w.e.f. 18th January, 2013.\nCompany in integrating its social and environmental\nobjectives with its business strategies. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE\nwas The primary role of the Corporate Management\nComposition P . y : P 9 ,\nCommittee is strategic management of the Company\u2019s\nThe Sustainability Committee presently comprises the businesses within Board approved direction / framework.\nChairman of the Company and six Non-Executive Composition\nDirectors, four of whom are Independent Directors. The The C te M tc itt th\nChairman of the Company is the Chairman of the e orporal \u00a9 anagemen vom! ee presen y\nC it comprises all the Executive Directors and six senior\nommiltee. members of management. The Chairman of the Company\nThe names of the members of the Sustainability is the Chairman of the Committee. The composition of\nCommittee, including its Chairman, are provided under the Corporate Management Committee is determined\nthe section \u2018Board of Directors and Committees\u2019 in the by the Board based on the recommendation of the\nReport and Accounts. Nominations Committee.\nThe structure, processes and practices of governance\nare designed to support effective management\nof multiple businesses while retaining focus\non each one of them.\nEI ITC Report and Accounts 2013", "img_15325.png": "DU MOM Hitectires Malsnelsiw NPY oreo UNE) )\nLr ITC HOTELS\nAASHIRVAAD \\ RESPONSIBLE LUXURY\nDela , AR yi\nOw\na Vivel\nFama Vjvel cel\nDI WILLS | ve ee\nEa a\nata sy 48: Ma Naae\nBSS\u201d 2 ee,\nBECAUSE YOU ae mal ore 4 ela\nee cay ny mint\nindia\u2019 \u00a9'N mint-\u00a9@\nAIM) Sureria\u00ae", "img_15329.png": "DU MOM Hitectires Malsnelsiw NPY oreo UNE) )\nLr ITC HOTELS\nAASHIRVAAD \\ RESPONSIBLE LUXURY\nDela , AR yi\nOw\na Vivel\nFama Vjvel cel\nDI WILLS | ve ee\nEa a\nata sy 48: Ma Naae\nBSS\u201d 2 ee,\nBECAUSE YOU ae mal ore 4 ela\nee cay ny mint\nindia\u2019 \u00a9'N mint-\u00a9@\nAIM) Sureria\u00ae", "img_15330.png": "DU MOM Hitectires Malsnelsiw NPY oreo UNE) )\nLr ITC HOTELS\nAASHIRVAAD \\ RESPONSIBLE LUXURY\nDela , AR yi\nOw\na Vivel\nFama Vjvel cel\nDI WILLS | ve ee\nEa a\nata sy 48: Ma Naae\nBSS\u201d 2 ee,\nBECAUSE YOU ae mal ore 4 ela\nee cay ny mint\nindia\u2019 \u00a9'N mint-\u00a9@\nAIM) Sureria\u00ae", "img_15334.png": "DU MOM Hitectires Malsnelsiw NPY oreo UNE) )\nLr ITC HOTELS\nAASHIRVAAD \\ RESPONSIBLE LUXURY\nDela , AR yi\nOw\na Vivel\nFama Vjvel cel\nDI WILLS | ve ee\nEa a\nata sy 48: Ma Naae\nBSS\u201d 2 ee,\nBECAUSE YOU ae mal ore 4 ela\nee cay ny mint\nindia\u2019 \u00a9'N mint-\u00a9@\nAIM) Sureria\u00ae", "img_57218.png": "51 =1e@) sd VN D\\C1@1010)\\ Ro r-40h ky\nte\n=e ; elele\n0\nCee Sar\nat Bh rnc Sone veal Vie\n} in\n. er\nr Tf LVN WW\nbe : Pareaneeeayiany\n} 4\nI fash % oe ne ex Sige. oe 2% >\na i V2 are STS vi 0 ae =\n< ON tell NB) ac ;\nA: ATIA wo IN 4 |\nee | _ MULTIGRAINS | | Cs :\nLe ~ ms on | CS aT .\nee hy PM | i\np N ty +See ens\neatin ees I | A ra emme (\ndin Waals | fenpyowcats | tint antaue\nSO 6 eww\nrales a Re he\nisa) aca Deg ge\n= bccenntt bl oe. wey\n\u20ac 4 Se Poe pl ree so Ee\nwar v9 ther sci etl = ie. ee\nee eS ee | Be i\npoe ey pA as Srnnmer BA (@ed Blox]\nBusca Bae i Sa =\nSe SER a ea |\n=~ Be Ree Se\nIRE ee oa\n\u2014 = el [oc - ae wv)\nAASHIRVAAD", "img_57221.png": "51 =1e@) sd VN D\\C1@1010)\\ Ro r-40h ky\nte\n=e ; elele\n0\nCee Sar\nat Bh rnc Sone veal Vie\n} in\n. er\nr Tf LVN WW\nbe : Pareaneeeayiany\n} 4\nI fash % oe ne ex Sige. oe 2% >\na i V2 are STS vi 0 ae =\n< ON tell NB) ac ;\nA: ATIA wo IN 4 |\nee | _ MULTIGRAINS | | Cs :\nLe ~ ms on | CS aT .\nee hy PM | i\np N ty +See ens\neatin ees I | A ra emme (\ndin Waals | fenpyowcats | tint antaue\nSO 6 eww\nrales a Re he\nisa) aca Deg ge\n= bccenntt bl oe. wey\n\u20ac 4 Se Poe pl ree so Ee\nwar v9 ther sci etl = ie. ee\nee eS ee | Be i\npoe ey pA as Srnnmer BA (@ed Blox]\nBusca Bae i Sa =\nSe SER a ea |\n=~ Be Ree Se\nIRE ee oa\n\u2014 = el [oc - ae wv)\nAASHIRVAAD", "img_57212.png": "51 =1e@) sd VN D\\C1@1010)\\ Ro r-40h ky\nte\n=e ; elele\n0\nCee Sar\nat Bh rnc Sone veal Vie\n} in\n. er\nr Tf LVN WW\nbe : Pareaneeeayiany\n} 4\nI fash % oe ne ex Sige. oe 2% >\na i V2 are STS vi 0 ae =\n< ON tell NB) ac ;\nA: ATIA wo IN 4 |\nee | _ MULTIGRAINS | | Cs :\nLe ~ ms on | CS aT .\nee hy PM | i\np N ty +See ens\neatin ees I | A ra emme (\ndin Waals | fenpyowcats | tint antaue\nSO 6 eww\nrales a Re he\nisa) aca Deg ge\n= bccenntt bl oe. wey\n\u20ac 4 Se Poe pl ree so Ee\nwar v9 ther sci etl = ie. ee\nee eS ee | Be i\npoe ey pA as Srnnmer BA (@ed Blox]\nBusca Bae i Sa =\nSe SER a ea |\n=~ Be Ree Se\nIRE ee oa\n\u2014 = el [oc - ae wv)\nAASHIRVAAD", "img_57213.png": "51 =1e@) sd VN D\\C1@1010)\\ Ro r-40h ky\nte\n=e ; elele\n0\nCee Sar\nat Bh rnc Sone veal Vie\n} in\n. er\nr Tf LVN WW\nbe : Pareaneeeayiany\n} 4\nI fash % oe ne ex Sige. oe 2% >\na i V2 are STS vi 0 ae =\n< ON tell NB) ac ;\nA: ATIA wo IN 4 |\nee | _ MULTIGRAINS | | Cs :\nLe ~ ms on | CS aT .\nee hy PM | i\np N ty +See ens\neatin ees I | A ra emme (\ndin Waals | fenpyowcats | tint antaue\nSO 6 eww\nrales a Re he\nisa) aca Deg ge\n= bccenntt bl oe. wey\n\u20ac 4 Se Poe pl ree so Ee\nwar v9 ther sci etl = ie. ee\nee eS ee | Be i\npoe ey pA as Srnnmer BA (@ed Blox]\nBusca Bae i Sa =\nSe SER a ea |\n=~ Be Ree Se\nIRE ee oa\n\u2014 = el [oc - ae wv)\nAASHIRVAAD", "img_57214.png": "51 =1e@) sd VN D\\C1@1010)\\ Ro r-40h ky\nte\n=e ; elele\n0\nCee Sar\nat Bh rnc Sone veal Vie\n} in\n. er\nr Tf LVN WW\nbe : Pareaneeeayiany\n} 4\nI fash % oe ne ex Sige. oe 2% >\na i V2 are STS vi 0 ae =\n< ON tell NB) ac ;\nA: ATIA wo IN 4 |\nee | _ MULTIGRAINS | | Cs :\nLe ~ ms on | CS aT .\nee hy PM | i\np N ty +See ens\neatin ees I | A ra emme (\ndin Waals | fenpyowcats | tint antaue\nSO 6 eww\nrales a Re he\nisa) aca Deg ge\n= bccenntt bl oe. wey\n\u20ac 4 Se Poe pl ree so Ee\nwar v9 ther sci etl = ie. ee\nee eS ee | Be i\npoe ey pA as Srnnmer BA (@ed Blox]\nBusca Bae i Sa =\nSe SER a ea |\n=~ Be Ree Se\nIRE ee oa\n\u2014 = el [oc - ae wv)\nAASHIRVAAD", "img_57530.png": "ITC Limited _\nmN\nSunfeast straddles all segments in the biscuit _ es \u2018\ncategory and offers high quality products in wy |\nexciting and innovative formats, which reinforces i\nITC\u2019s commitment to delivering a world-class A\nproduct experience to the discerning consumer.\n-,)\ni RS ee\ney | ie Sindy\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\nom \u2014y ae\n\\ XS E 2D cliShUS ii Dc iShus ae\nmS ~ ee jal ah po es)\ncA a \\ iN Soe 3 Re\nCae 2. 5 si Nd bi:\nOR i dele ccd\neee kr Ta\nmets a v4 \u2014\u2014\u2014< <n Be\nes: \u2014F\u00a5' rae a \u2014 a ere A\noc _s Tae. as (fae ae rN a =.\nApes Fae \u2014 Bee oS i Pets }\nom, SES aa 5 i i - 4 eee\na Py atti ;\n2 i ee OH", "img_57531.png": "ITC Limited _\nmN\nSunfeast straddles all segments in the biscuit _ es \u2018\ncategory and offers high quality products in wy |\nexciting and innovative formats, which reinforces i\nITC\u2019s commitment to delivering a world-class A\nproduct experience to the discerning consumer.\n-,)\ni RS ee\ney | ie Sindy\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\nom \u2014y ae\n\\ XS E 2D cliShUS ii Dc iShus ae\nmS ~ ee jal ah po es)\ncA a \\ iN Soe 3 Re\nCae 2. 5 si Nd bi:\nOR i dele ccd\neee kr Ta\nmets a v4 \u2014\u2014\u2014< <n Be\nes: \u2014F\u00a5' rae a \u2014 a ere A\noc _s Tae. as (fae ae rN a =.\nApes Fae \u2014 Bee oS i Pets }\nom, SES aa 5 i i - 4 eee\na Py atti ;\n2 i ee OH", "img_57532.png": "ITC Limited _\nmN\nSunfeast straddles all segments in the biscuit _ es \u2018\ncategory and offers high quality products in wy |\nexciting and innovative formats, which reinforces i\nITC\u2019s commitment to delivering a world-class A\nproduct experience to the discerning consumer.\n-,)\ni RS ee\ney | ie Sindy\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\nom \u2014y ae\n\\ XS E 2D cliShUS ii Dc iShus ae\nmS ~ ee jal ah po es)\ncA a \\ iN Soe 3 Re\nCae 2. 5 si Nd bi:\nOR i dele ccd\neee kr Ta\nmets a v4 \u2014\u2014\u2014< <n Be\nes: \u2014F\u00a5' rae a \u2014 a ere A\noc _s Tae. as (fae ae rN a =.\nApes Fae \u2014 Bee oS i Pets }\nom, SES aa 5 i i - 4 eee\na Py atti ;\n2 i ee OH", "img_57533.png": "ITC Limited _\nmN\nSunfeast straddles all segments in the biscuit _ es \u2018\ncategory and offers high quality products in wy |\nexciting and innovative formats, which reinforces i\nITC\u2019s commitment to delivering a world-class A\nproduct experience to the discerning consumer.\n-,)\ni RS ee\ney | ie Sindy\na \u2014 \u2014\u2014\nom \u2014y ae\n\\ XS E 2D cliShUS ii Dc iShus ae\nmS ~ ee jal ah po es)\ncA a \\ iN Soe 3 Re\nCae 2. 5 si Nd bi:\nOR i dele ccd\neee kr Ta\nmets a v4 \u2014\u2014\u2014< <n Be\nes: \u2014F\u00a5' rae a \u2014 a ere A\noc _s Tae. as (fae ae rN a =.\nApes Fae \u2014 Bee oS i Pets }\nom, SES aa 5 i i - 4 eee\na Py atti ;\n2 i ee OH", "img_57475.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57476.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57515.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57517.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57519.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57521.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57523.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_57524.png": "ITC Limited REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2013\n,\n\u00ae\nDa i\n/\n\u2018%S Ps y \u00ab6 fy\nyd ate ead a usdeed\nWad A le Se .\nf ent at Fe) : Ss\nyO Bee oe SS ps |\na Bes a |\newe Bh Z ee ct\nyy i eS ax\noS ary af a > Gp hss < a ae ~~ ne\nos FA : A ek\ni , - aye\nSS aay 4 7a = =\nAssociated with youth, fun and excitement, Bingo! offers multiple variants of Potato Chips and Finger snacks to\nfulfil the consumer's need for variety and novelty with innovative formats and \u2018irresistible combinations\u2019 in flavours.\nAnny aes\n4 1 ns 1 rn a\na re Ea i pen\ni mint a CEL fe : val\nLitt i i ai ee\npr Be ie Fes od\nSEES en i = b A. i ES a\nVe ona pane sy 2 - a)\neet pes Ee 3 ole cae RNATIGO) | LA a\niO) Gate), Be Vent\nSi, le re\n2 SE Oe ae |\nSP Fae od a3 Sa eae mm CN\nSX eecai\nSn ll", "img_362.png": "\u2018 I. COLLABORATION WITH ECUSTA TO DEVELOP RIP PAPER\n1. Evaluate 7-15 Coresta papers w/GPC blend to determine Pass/Fail\non RIP-4.\nPAPER CODE POROSITY CITRATE RIP-4\n12427 15 0.55 LI/INI/4SE\n991034 12 0.30 6SE/6\n99399 10 0.30 11/1N1/SSE\n99105 7.5 0.30 6SE/6\n2. Determine Effect of Citrate on IP (Base Sheet 99103A-12 Coresta)\ncIG.# CITRATE (%) ALKALE METAL RIP-4\n0 Control -- 6SE/6\n2 0.25 NA+ 6SE/6\n3 0.50 NA+ 6SE/6\n4 1.00 NA+ 1NI/5SE\n5 0.25 K+ 1NI/5SE\n| 6 0.50 K+ 11/1NI/4SE\n| 7 9.25 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\n, 8 0.50 NA+/K+ 1NI/5SE\n9 1.00 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\nII. THE EFFECT OF RINSE OF FABRIC ON IGNITION PROPENSITY\nCIG. NAME RIP-4 RIP-6\nBefore Wash After Wash Before Wash After Wash\nKOOL KS 4I/1INI/ISE 8NI/8 81/8 1I/7NI\nCAPRI 100 2NI/4SE SNI/3SE\nFlame Test of Cotton Ducks Before and After Rinse:\nCOTTON DUCK# FLAME OUT TIME(S)*\nBefore After\n4 276 128\n6 316 133\n*Four Measurements Average\np4f477.wp .3\n384100579", "img_363.png": "\u2018 I. COLLABORATION WITH ECUSTA TO DEVELOP RIP PAPER\n1. Evaluate 7-15 Coresta papers w/GPC blend to determine Pass/Fail\non RIP-4.\nPAPER CODE POROSITY CITRATE RIP-4\n12427 15 0.55 LI/INI/4SE\n991034 12 0.30 6SE/6\n99399 10 0.30 11/1N1/SSE\n99105 7.5 0.30 6SE/6\n2. Determine Effect of Citrate on IP (Base Sheet 99103A-12 Coresta)\ncIG.# CITRATE (%) ALKALE METAL RIP-4\n0 Control -- 6SE/6\n2 0.25 NA+ 6SE/6\n3 0.50 NA+ 6SE/6\n4 1.00 NA+ 1NI/5SE\n5 0.25 K+ 1NI/5SE\n| 6 0.50 K+ 11/1NI/4SE\n| 7 9.25 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\n, 8 0.50 NA+/K+ 1NI/5SE\n9 1.00 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\nII. THE EFFECT OF RINSE OF FABRIC ON IGNITION PROPENSITY\nCIG. NAME RIP-4 RIP-6\nBefore Wash After Wash Before Wash After Wash\nKOOL KS 4I/1INI/ISE 8NI/8 81/8 1I/7NI\nCAPRI 100 2NI/4SE SNI/3SE\nFlame Test of Cotton Ducks Before and After Rinse:\nCOTTON DUCK# FLAME OUT TIME(S)*\nBefore After\n4 276 128\n6 316 133\n*Four Measurements Average\np4f477.wp .3\n384100579", "img_364.png": "\u2018 I. COLLABORATION WITH ECUSTA TO DEVELOP RIP PAPER\n1. Evaluate 7-15 Coresta papers w/GPC blend to determine Pass/Fail\non RIP-4.\nPAPER CODE POROSITY CITRATE RIP-4\n12427 15 0.55 LI/INI/4SE\n991034 12 0.30 6SE/6\n99399 10 0.30 11/1N1/SSE\n99105 7.5 0.30 6SE/6\n2. Determine Effect of Citrate on IP (Base Sheet 99103A-12 Coresta)\ncIG.# CITRATE (%) ALKALE METAL RIP-4\n0 Control -- 6SE/6\n2 0.25 NA+ 6SE/6\n3 0.50 NA+ 6SE/6\n4 1.00 NA+ 1NI/5SE\n5 0.25 K+ 1NI/5SE\n| 6 0.50 K+ 11/1NI/4SE\n| 7 9.25 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\n, 8 0.50 NA+/K+ 1NI/5SE\n9 1.00 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\nII. THE EFFECT OF RINSE OF FABRIC ON IGNITION PROPENSITY\nCIG. NAME RIP-4 RIP-6\nBefore Wash After Wash Before Wash After Wash\nKOOL KS 4I/1INI/ISE 8NI/8 81/8 1I/7NI\nCAPRI 100 2NI/4SE SNI/3SE\nFlame Test of Cotton Ducks Before and After Rinse:\nCOTTON DUCK# FLAME OUT TIME(S)*\nBefore After\n4 276 128\n6 316 133\n*Four Measurements Average\np4f477.wp .3\n384100579", "img_365.png": "\u2018 I. COLLABORATION WITH ECUSTA TO DEVELOP RIP PAPER\n1. Evaluate 7-15 Coresta papers w/GPC blend to determine Pass/Fail\non RIP-4.\nPAPER CODE POROSITY CITRATE RIP-4\n12427 15 0.55 LI/INI/4SE\n991034 12 0.30 6SE/6\n99399 10 0.30 11/1N1/SSE\n99105 7.5 0.30 6SE/6\n2. Determine Effect of Citrate on IP (Base Sheet 99103A-12 Coresta)\ncIG.# CITRATE (%) ALKALE METAL RIP-4\n0 Control -- 6SE/6\n2 0.25 NA+ 6SE/6\n3 0.50 NA+ 6SE/6\n4 1.00 NA+ 1NI/5SE\n5 0.25 K+ 1NI/5SE\n| 6 0.50 K+ 11/1NI/4SE\n| 7 9.25 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\n, 8 0.50 NA+/K+ 1NI/5SE\n9 1.00 NA+/K+ 6SE/6\nII. THE EFFECT OF RINSE OF FABRIC ON IGNITION PROPENSITY\nCIG. NAME RIP-4 RIP-6\nBefore Wash After Wash Before Wash After Wash\nKOOL KS 4I/1INI/ISE 8NI/8 81/8 1I/7NI\nCAPRI 100 2NI/4SE SNI/3SE\nFlame Test of Cotton Ducks Before and After Rinse:\nCOTTON DUCK# FLAME OUT TIME(S)*\nBefore After\n4 276 128\n6 316 133\n*Four Measurements Average\np4f477.wp .3\n384100579", "img_58319.png": "\u2018\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\nPublication Program Budget\n4 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts $100,000\n7 Posters (including production) $70,000\nSlide Development $5,000\nTotal $175,000\nDWRITE 066090", "img_58320.png": "\u2018\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\nPublication Program Budget\n4 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts $100,000\n7 Posters (including production) $70,000\nSlide Development $5,000\nTotal $175,000\nDWRITE 066090", "img_58321.png": "\u2018\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\nPublication Program Budget\n4 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts $100,000\n7 Posters (including production) $70,000\nSlide Development $5,000\nTotal $175,000\nDWRITE 066090", "img_58322.png": "\u2018\nPremarin\u00ae Publication Plan Proposal\nMedical Science Liaisons for dissemination to the general clinical audience or managed\ncare groups.\nPublication Program Budget\n4 Review Articles/Clinical Trial Manuscripts $100,000\n7 Posters (including production) $70,000\nSlide Development $5,000\nTotal $175,000\nDWRITE 066090", "img_63283.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63285.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63287.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63293.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63294.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63298.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_63301.png": "TABLE V. Number of Twin Individuals by Status in Mailing and Year of Mailing Q1\nee ae\nYear of mailing\nStatus in mailing 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970-1974 1975-1977 Total\nTotal mailed* 8,792 12,645 AGZ SM: 917, 484 2,412 995 27,502\nNot deliverable 421 2,030 61 128 42 297 83 3,062\nTotal contacts 8,355 10,574 1,190 782 440 2,075 869 24,285\nReplied 7,951 91253) 839 616 294 1,554 439 20,946\nRefused 400 feats 349 165 146 516 430 B5319\nOther 4 8 2 1 0 5 0 20 2\na >\nIncludes 59 individuals to whom mail was sent too recently to reply and 96 first identified as deceased through the mailing. a\nbReturned by post office as not deliverable at address shown. =\noO\na\n=.\n5\na\n>\neae\na\n<\n~\n=\no\nat\nSYefUTgorevauayti efsPe AANA MANVAl ale Olsisaycel ele) pale) plesmelesy m1) 0) Le (ole) p] ne Paead", "img_65379.png": "TABLE VII-1. THE ORAL HEALTH STATUS OF MALE MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY AGE, FEDERATION OF MALAYA,\n1962\nAge pape! pr2/ Attrition Recession Debris Calculus ours!\n(years) No. Mean No. Mean Noe Mean No. Mean No. Mean No. Mean No. Mean\n0-4 71 0.000 TIL GTOsOLS 0 0.000 70\u00b0 050 71, L2k3 71 (0.014 TL Mele;\n5-9 290, 0.20 29 0.014 9 0.000 29\\re) 0.50 29 2293 29) 1 OQ 017 29. 1.318\n10-14 2 4.00 2 0.000 2 0.000 2. 0.0 2 0.100 2 1.000 2 2.000\nTotal and\nMean 102) (0.14 LOZ) 0.013 Lee POON) 902) 0.0 LO2 L231 Wind02 0 OLG) MhO2 hae\n1/ Diseased, missing, filled.\n2/ Periodontal Index.\n3/ Oral Hygiene Index.\ng\nYel] cers Pam alti eXSH VA NUMA All AL [OlSIanvz6(OLeLU] nals TalesM UCM =T6 10] (6(olesycTan Zo)", "img_36943.png": "TABLE VIII-1. PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF CIVILIAN AND MILITARY DEPENDENT SAMPLE BY LOCATION, AREA OF\nORIGIN, RURAL VS. URBAN ORIGIN, RACE AND AGE, MALAYA\nq 6 8 es\nSe ae a a ia Reet.\u201d 8\n\u00b0 oO a a 6 wo 4 s\na ~ ot ct yw G te ot\n7 \u00b0 vu oO vo vo o oo g\nLocation 2 M M i os 2 one Total\nNumber 1,028 887 636 559 1,414 668 D2 669 DONS\nArea of Origin Percent Distribution\nSelangor 1.6 0.8 0.5 bSea) 0.3 0.7 -- eZ 6.7\nKelantan 2S 2.4 85.2 On\u201d 0.4 Zed -- Os 10.4\nPahang 0.9 0.6 0.6 0.5 \u201c= Tlie dD -\u2014 Oe3 oe\nJohore 65.2 1.8 0.3 0.9 0.5 1.0 \u201c\u2014 Leo 12.1\nMalacca 5.8 Jeo 5.8 4.3 2.0 fino 100.0 86.4 14.8\nPerak 3.4 ee 4.1 Baz 84.0 6.4 \u201c Gnd 230\nKedah 1.1 80.9 1.6 Ton 0.8 0.4 -- Le2 13.0\nR Trengganu \u2014 0.3 0.6 0.2 -- 1.0 -~ -- 0.2\n: Penang 0.5 Pp 5 1.6 0.4 0.4 -- 0.6 0.8\nOthers 19.2 0.3 0.8 6.1 Lis 7. Zell -- 1.8 723\nRural 64.8 83.4 73.4 32.4 100.0 74.2 100.0 99.4 T1962\nUrban 353.2 16.6 26.6 67.6 -- 2 eT 7\u201c 0.6 20.8\nRace\nChinese 52.0 8.8 22.0 15.7 91.2 2650) -- 7.8 Soe\nMalay 33.8 89.7 76.4 52.8 6.2 Ide 100.0 88.9 53.3\nIndian 14.1 2 -- 30.2 2.3 -- -\u2014 363) 6.4\nOther \u2014 Oe2 -\u2014 0.2 ~= -~ \u201c= -- 0.05\nCivilians\nMales\nNumber 485 370 255 260 729 267 40 337 2,743\nAge (years) Percent Distribution\n5=9 19.8 2.4 2569) 34.6 42.0 47.2 5.0 37.4 2959)\n10-14 28.9 38.9 Z5ieL 40.8 39.8 36.0 25.0 38.0 S55\n15-44 30.9 Sit 2359 16.5 10.3 12.4 6225) 16.6 2260)\n45+ 20.4 Ta6 27.0 8.1 8.0 4.5 Tie) 8.0 11.6\nSYolU] vex-vam nytt OMAN UWA NVALALUIS1(m ae LeLeLelenl=laltsMeers|mn-10[0)(6[elexsy/yan ee parara", "img_36960.png": "TABLE VIII-1. PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF CIVILIAN AND MILITARY DEPENDENT SAMPLE BY LOCATION, AREA OF\nORIGIN, RURAL VS. URBAN ORIGIN, RACE AND AGE, MALAYA\nq 6 8 es\nSe ae a a ia Reet.\u201d 8\n\u00b0 oO a a 6 wo 4 s\na ~ ot ct yw G te ot\n7 \u00b0 vu oO vo vo o oo g\nLocation 2 M M i os 2 one Total\nNumber 1,028 887 636 559 1,414 668 D2 669 DONS\nArea of Origin Percent Distribution\nSelangor 1.6 0.8 0.5 bSea) 0.3 0.7 -- eZ 6.7\nKelantan 2S 2.4 85.2 On\u201d 0.4 Zed -- Os 10.4\nPahang 0.9 0.6 0.6 0.5 \u201c= Tlie dD -\u2014 Oe3 oe\nJohore 65.2 1.8 0.3 0.9 0.5 1.0 \u201c\u2014 Leo 12.1\nMalacca 5.8 Jeo 5.8 4.3 2.0 fino 100.0 86.4 14.8\nPerak 3.4 ee 4.1 Baz 84.0 6.4 \u201c Gnd 230\nKedah 1.1 80.9 1.6 Ton 0.8 0.4 -- Le2 13.0\nR Trengganu \u2014 0.3 0.6 0.2 -- 1.0 -~ -- 0.2\n: Penang 0.5 Pp 5 1.6 0.4 0.4 -- 0.6 0.8\nOthers 19.2 0.3 0.8 6.1 Lis 7. Zell -- 1.8 723\nRural 64.8 83.4 73.4 32.4 100.0 74.2 100.0 99.4 T1962\nUrban 353.2 16.6 26.6 67.6 -- 2 eT 7\u201c 0.6 20.8\nRace\nChinese 52.0 8.8 22.0 15.7 91.2 2650) -- 7.8 Soe\nMalay 33.8 89.7 76.4 52.8 6.2 Ide 100.0 88.9 53.3\nIndian 14.1 2 -- 30.2 2.3 -- -\u2014 363) 6.4\nOther \u2014 Oe2 -\u2014 0.2 ~= -~ \u201c= -- 0.05\nCivilians\nMales\nNumber 485 370 255 260 729 267 40 337 2,743\nAge (years) Percent Distribution\n5=9 19.8 2.4 2569) 34.6 42.0 47.2 5.0 37.4 2959)\n10-14 28.9 38.9 Z5ieL 40.8 39.8 36.0 25.0 38.0 S55\n15-44 30.9 Sit 2359 16.5 10.3 12.4 6225) 16.6 2260)\n45+ 20.4 Ta6 27.0 8.1 8.0 4.5 Tie) 8.0 11.6\nSYolU] vex-vam nytt OMAN UWA NVALALUIS1(m ae LeLeLelenl=laltsMeers|mn-10[0)(6[elexsy/yan ee parara", "img_65148.png": "TABLE VIII-5. TOTAL PLASMA PROTEINS BY AGE AND SEX, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS,\n@ MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) 15 15-44 45+ 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 267 80 23 111 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean jae 7.4 Tine, The: 7.4 7.4\ns.E.L/ 0,06. On070 0) Oe 0.05 0.10 0.10\nPercent Distribution\n<6.00 (\"Deficient\") -- -- -- -- -- --\n6.00-6.39 (\"Low\") 1.9 5.0 -- 3.6 -- --\n6.40-6.99 (\"Acceptable\") 28.8 13.8 39.1 Lis? 16.7 2,2\n>7.00 (\"High\") 69.3 81.2 60.9 84.7 83.3 78.8\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n& TABLE VIII-6. PLASMAALBUMIN LEVELS, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS, MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) <15 15-44 45% 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 266 80 23 110 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean 3.8 4.0 3.6 3.8 Bey, 3.5\nS.E.L/ 0:06) 0.04 0.10 0:05 uO OGmmmmnO\nPercent Distribution\n<205) 0.8 -- -- 0.9 - 3.0\n2,543.4 22/69 6.2 30.4 14.5 20.8 2763\n3.5-5.0 76.3 92.5 69.6 84.5 7962 69.7\n>5.0 - TZ -- -- -- --\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n@ 1s\nsSYolUlgexspun nlite /AnMaWayivatialelUlsiany.6(eleve)aatsyaleswulersym=16]0),6 lel e1s)/s)a\\16 0rd", "img_65149.png": "TABLE VIII-5. TOTAL PLASMA PROTEINS BY AGE AND SEX, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS,\n@ MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) 15 15-44 45+ 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 267 80 23 111 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean jae 7.4 Tine, The: 7.4 7.4\ns.E.L/ 0,06. On070 0) Oe 0.05 0.10 0.10\nPercent Distribution\n<6.00 (\"Deficient\") -- -- -- -- -- --\n6.00-6.39 (\"Low\") 1.9 5.0 -- 3.6 -- --\n6.40-6.99 (\"Acceptable\") 28.8 13.8 39.1 Lis? 16.7 2,2\n>7.00 (\"High\") 69.3 81.2 60.9 84.7 83.3 78.8\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n& TABLE VIII-6. PLASMAALBUMIN LEVELS, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS, MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) <15 15-44 45% 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 266 80 23 110 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean 3.8 4.0 3.6 3.8 Bey, 3.5\nS.E.L/ 0:06) 0.04 0.10 0:05 uO OGmmmmnO\nPercent Distribution\n<205) 0.8 -- -- 0.9 - 3.0\n2,543.4 22/69 6.2 30.4 14.5 20.8 2763\n3.5-5.0 76.3 92.5 69.6 84.5 7962 69.7\n>5.0 - TZ -- -- -- --\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n@ 1s\nsSYolUlgexspun nlite /AnMaWayivatialelUlsiany.6(eleve)aatsyaleswulersym=16]0),6 lel e1s)/s)a\\16 0rd", "img_65150.png": "TABLE VIII-5. TOTAL PLASMA PROTEINS BY AGE AND SEX, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS,\n@ MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) 15 15-44 45+ 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 267 80 23 111 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean jae 7.4 Tine, The: 7.4 7.4\ns.E.L/ 0,06. On070 0) Oe 0.05 0.10 0.10\nPercent Distribution\n<6.00 (\"Deficient\") -- -- -- -- -- --\n6.00-6.39 (\"Low\") 1.9 5.0 -- 3.6 -- --\n6.40-6.99 (\"Acceptable\") 28.8 13.8 39.1 Lis? 16.7 2,2\n>7.00 (\"High\") 69.3 81.2 60.9 84.7 83.3 78.8\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n& TABLE VIII-6. PLASMAALBUMIN LEVELS, CIVILIANS AND DEPENDENTS, MALAYA\nSex Children Males Females\nNonpregnant, Pregnant,\nnonlactating lactating\nAge (years) <15 15-44 45% 15-44 45+\nNo. subjects 266 80 23 110 24 33\ngm/100 ml\nMean 3.8 4.0 3.6 3.8 Bey, 3.5\nS.E.L/ 0:06) 0.04 0.10 0:05 uO OGmmmmnO\nPercent Distribution\n<205) 0.8 -- -- 0.9 - 3.0\n2,543.4 22/69 6.2 30.4 14.5 20.8 2763\n3.5-5.0 76.3 92.5 69.6 84.5 7962 69.7\n>5.0 - TZ -- -- -- --\n1/ S.E. = standard error.\n@ 1s\nsSYolUlgexspun nlite /AnMaWayivatialelUlsiany.6(eleve)aatsyaleswulersym=16]0),6 lel e1s)/s)a\\16 0rd", "img_65046.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_65029.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_65032.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_65040.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_65167.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_65168.png": "TABLE X=25. PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITES IN 1,359 CIVILIANS AND MILITARY DEPENDENTS BY LOCATION,\nFEDERATION OF MALAYA, 1962\nfe a. a\nov v 60 oo et 8\n4 3 a \u00a2 \u201c2 a \u2018dod \u00b0\n3 6 3 @ 8 3 8 x\na oO a a u a 60 rc\n: s x g a a a Za =\nLocation Total\nNumber examined 2215) 159 225 294 217, 153 26 60 15359\n1/ Helminths\nAscaris lumbricoides (51.6)= (71.7) (78.2) (68.4) (68.7) (60.1) (92.3) (88.3) (68.1)\n116 114 176 201 149 92 24 53 925\nTrichuris trichiura (84.0) (89.3) (95.6) (88.8) (88.0) (81.7) (96.2) (96.7) (88.7)\n189 142 215 261 Tor 125 25 58 1,206\nHookworm species (38.7) (45.3) (57.8) (50.0) (40.6) (63.4) (88.5) (76.7) (50.8)\n87 72 130 147 88 97 23 46 690\nTrichostrongylus species -- (0.6) (G3) (0.3) (0.5) (0.6) == -- (0.5)\nS -- 1 3 1 1 a -- -- 7\n2 Diphyllobothrium latum -- -- - (0.3) == -- -- -- (0.1)\n-- -- -- 1 -- -- -- o- 1\nEnterobius vermicularis (6.7) (6.3) (4.9) (6.8) (1.8) (5.2) == (353) (5.2)\n15 10 ale 20 4 8 -- 2 70\nUnknown trematode -- -- -- (1.4) (0.5) \u00ab= -- -- (0.4)\n-- \u2014- -- 4 d -- -- -- 2D\nHeterodera marioni -- -- me = (0.5) -- oa a (0.1)\n-- on -- -- al -- -- -- i\nProtozoa\nEndamoeba histolytica 4.4) (@i322) (232) (4.8) (2.8) (2.0) -- (8.3) (4.7)\n10 2 5 14 6 B -- 5 64\nEndamoeba coli (8s Tn G2s7)220ro) ne2ee) HEA: Tio 0) CED L ae CLO) 17) (19.4)\n42 a2 47 66 16 26 3 10 264\nSYolU] ger= van aiuto /AUU AMA ALeLUlsiavze (Ole lani-valespolocs male [6] (6 [olers)/-\\an\\,60 yard", "img_47815.png": "HYPOTHALAMUS wae CENTRAL NERVOUS\nSYSTEM\nTHYROTROPIN RELEASE\nHORMONE\ni\nANTERIOR =\nPITUITARY =\n| TSH INCREASED\n| BY LOW 13,T,\nTHYROID STIMULATING =,\nHORMONE (TSH)\n|\nTHYROID RESERVE\nBat eS OF PRE- se\n; FORMED iG He\nACTIVATED I] '3+ 4\nCIRCULATION\n( PEROXIDASE ) IODIDE\n|___. BLOCKED BY\nTHIOUREA DERIVATIVES\nFIGURE 6 s :\n0181 LOLS FaN M118 SPY LBL LRT LETS, SiS BS y) VAccerse)", "img_47820.png": "25 28 oe WITH 7 TO 25\ny, 8 WITH 26 TO 50 MO.\nY 1975 STUDY\nut gZ ee\n5 | Z\nto a ae\ns+ |8Z EBGgBgeg BY\na ee 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 (261 AND 310)\n~~ (CALENDAR MONTHS OF DITHANE EMPLOYMENT )\nFIGURE 7", "img_47821.png": "25 28 oe WITH 7 TO 25\ny, 8 WITH 26 TO 50 MO.\nY 1975 STUDY\nut gZ ee\n5 | Z\nto a ae\ns+ |8Z EBGgBgeg BY\na ee 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 (261 AND 310)\n~~ (CALENDAR MONTHS OF DITHANE EMPLOYMENT )\nFIGURE 7", "img_47823.png": "25 28 oe WITH 7 TO 25\ny, 8 WITH 26 TO 50 MO.\nY 1975 STUDY\nut gZ ee\n5 | Z\nto a ae\ns+ |8Z EBGgBgeg BY\na ee 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 (261 AND 310)\n~~ (CALENDAR MONTHS OF DITHANE EMPLOYMENT )\nFIGURE 7", "img_47825.png": "25 28 oe WITH 7 TO 25\ny, 8 WITH 26 TO 50 MO.\nY 1975 STUDY\nut gZ ee\n5 | Z\nto a ae\ns+ |8Z EBGgBgeg BY\na ee 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 (261 AND 310)\n~~ (CALENDAR MONTHS OF DITHANE EMPLOYMENT )\nFIGURE 7", "img_47827.png": "25 28 oe WITH 7 TO 25\ny, 8 WITH 26 TO 50 MO.\nY 1975 STUDY\nut gZ ee\n5 | Z\nto a ae\ns+ |8Z EBGgBgeg BY\na ee 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-250 (261 AND 310)\n~~ (CALENDAR MONTHS OF DITHANE EMPLOYMENT )\nFIGURE 7", "img_64762.png": "Heart Attacks ;\nCoronary Heart Disease\nABNORMALITIES 535 17\no CHOLESTEROL 250 mg % OR OVER\n| SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE 160 mm Hg OR OVER 104 | a AL\n=| SMOKING OVER PACK/DAY ing i\n= 35 framiaghae\n= 2 | 85 aw\nS =) | | |\n= c| i oo |\nS 5 } | |\n= 203 % I |\n| S\n102 Al = |\n100 \u2014\u2014gg\u2014\u2014 _ ne |\nOBS. 77 41 1 |\nEb I] el a | |\n8a EXP. 75.7 20.2 24 [ose a | a a < |\nNONE ANY ONE ANY TWO ALL THREE\nABNORMAL SR ABNORMAL 2a aRABNORMAL NONE UNDER 10 10-19 20-29 30 or OVER\nNUMBER OF ABNORMALITIES OUNCES OF ALCOHOL CONSUMED PER MONTH\nLIVING HABITS UNRELATED TO\nRISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE\nCombination of Abnormalities Among the factors found not to influ- Alcohol\nIn subjects predisposed by high blood pressure or ele- ence the individual\u2019s risk of developing clin-\nvated cholesterol level cigarette smoking appeared to be ical coronary heart disease were the use of Consumed in moderation, alcohol apparently had no\nan extremely dangerous habit. \u201cstimulating\u201d beverages, hours of sleep, harmful effects on the circulation. However, neither did\nmarital status, and family size. The last three it protect the blood vessels against the consequences of\n; may also provide some index of the amount atherosclerosis.\nof \u201cemotional stress\u201d habitually experienced\n| by the individual. Although such data must\nbe interpreted with caution, they suggest\nthat at least some types of stress play a\nminor role in coronary heart disease.\nSYolU]Rer= Fun atl OSH/ANU AW AIALS LU ISIIn\\z6 [OL ]pal=)pltsM oles) m=16]6),0[lex\u00a5/<) 0] 910 arA", "img_64760.png": "Heart Attacks ;\nCoronary Heart Disease\nABNORMALITIES 535 17\no CHOLESTEROL 250 mg % OR OVER\n| SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE 160 mm Hg OR OVER 104 | a AL\n=| SMOKING OVER PACK/DAY ing i\n= 35 framiaghae\n= 2 | 85 aw\nS =) | | |\n= c| i oo |\nS 5 } | |\n= 203 % I |\n| S\n102 Al = |\n100 \u2014\u2014gg\u2014\u2014 _ ne |\nOBS. 77 41 1 |\nEb I] el a | |\n8a EXP. 75.7 20.2 24 [ose a | a a < |\nNONE ANY ONE ANY TWO ALL THREE\nABNORMAL SR ABNORMAL 2a aRABNORMAL NONE UNDER 10 10-19 20-29 30 or OVER\nNUMBER OF ABNORMALITIES OUNCES OF ALCOHOL CONSUMED PER MONTH\nLIVING HABITS UNRELATED TO\nRISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE\nCombination of Abnormalities Among the factors found not to influ- Alcohol\nIn subjects predisposed by high blood pressure or ele- ence the individual\u2019s risk of developing clin-\nvated cholesterol level cigarette smoking appeared to be ical coronary heart disease were the use of Consumed in moderation, alcohol apparently had no\nan extremely dangerous habit. \u201cstimulating\u201d beverages, hours of sleep, harmful effects on the circulation. However, neither did\nmarital status, and family size. The last three it protect the blood vessels against the consequences of\n; may also provide some index of the amount atherosclerosis.\nof \u201cemotional stress\u201d habitually experienced\n| by the individual. Although such data must\nbe interpreted with caution, they suggest\nthat at least some types of stress play a\nminor role in coronary heart disease.\nSYolU]Rer= Fun atl OSH/ANU AW AIALS LU ISIIn\\z6 [OL ]pal=)pltsM oles) m=16]6),0[lex\u00a5/<) 0] 910 arA", "img_64761.png": "Heart Attacks ;\nCoronary Heart Disease\nABNORMALITIES 535 17\no CHOLESTEROL 250 mg % OR OVER\n| SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE 160 mm Hg OR OVER 104 | a AL\n=| SMOKING OVER PACK/DAY ing i\n= 35 framiaghae\n= 2 | 85 aw\nS =) | | |\n= c| i oo |\nS 5 } | |\n= 203 % I |\n| S\n102 Al = |\n100 \u2014\u2014gg\u2014\u2014 _ ne |\nOBS. 77 41 1 |\nEb I] el a | |\n8a EXP. 75.7 20.2 24 [ose a | a a < |\nNONE ANY ONE ANY TWO ALL THREE\nABNORMAL SR ABNORMAL 2a aRABNORMAL NONE UNDER 10 10-19 20-29 30 or OVER\nNUMBER OF ABNORMALITIES OUNCES OF ALCOHOL CONSUMED PER MONTH\nLIVING HABITS UNRELATED TO\nRISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE\nCombination of Abnormalities Among the factors found not to influ- Alcohol\nIn subjects predisposed by high blood pressure or ele- ence the individual\u2019s risk of developing clin-\nvated cholesterol level cigarette smoking appeared to be ical coronary heart disease were the use of Consumed in moderation, alcohol apparently had no\nan extremely dangerous habit. \u201cstimulating\u201d beverages, hours of sleep, harmful effects on the circulation. However, neither did\nmarital status, and family size. The last three it protect the blood vessels against the consequences of\n; may also provide some index of the amount atherosclerosis.\nof \u201cemotional stress\u201d habitually experienced\n| by the individual. Although such data must\nbe interpreted with caution, they suggest\nthat at least some types of stress play a\nminor role in coronary heart disease.\nSYolU]Rer= Fun atl OSH/ANU AW AIALS LU ISIIn\\z6 [OL ]pal=)pltsM oles) m=16]6),0[lex\u00a5/<) 0] 910 arA", "img_4741.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_4742.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_4743.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_4744.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_4745.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_4746.png": "ee re reer en  \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Attactin\u00e9nt f\n20 O\\_ Burley Grower Profile Page_\\ of _|\\\nPLEASE PRIN\nIndividual or Corporate Name: Fox 3 Pate rson \u2018 Effective Date: .O- \u00a9 -Q\\\nPERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nMailing Address Ho) Mo, sv\\\\\\e Road Irrigation: Yes No Y\nCity MW Si ex\\ing\nState ty Zip Code 4YOZD3 Delivery Point (N\\aret \\ead Ay\n\nHome Telephone No. BOA -HNAZY -QaSQ\n\nCellular Telephone No. BS5R- Qh ~ oO 25\n\nFax Telephone No. BR- YRR- qa :\n\nE-Mail Address $$\n\nCrop Carryover Lbs. Crop Lbs. Quota Lbs.\n\nLeased | Owned | Leased\nQ\\-113-900307) Hola MaysvilleRA I.Srerling Ky! | Isg00 bboecolsg00 bay\n\nLIEN HOLDER DATA .\ntod Patterson roa Dhanvile PA WhSteriine OM, ugensl wo\n\nFord Patterson Hotei Maysville Ra MSteding Ny Hoan! too _|\na\noe\njo\njo\n\n38o\nPayees may be changed at delivery point during the season. Advise Delivery point upon arrival.\nP| AEASE COMPLETE SEPARATE GROWER PROFILE FOR EACH FARM\nGrower Signature =.) Aen RJRT Representative Signature Kanan ONC\n7096 Tsezs Paor 9 nf 17 |", "img_51536.png": "For \u201cOTD\nDateTime\n; WHILE YOU WERE OUT\nMf klar gr\nFrom\nPhone No. ~_76Y-7057 -\nArea Code Number Extension\nTELEPHONED |_| _urGent [|\nPLEASE CALL lL-wANTS TO See YOU] _|\nWILL CALL AGAIN | | CAME TO SEE YOU | |\n: RETURNED YOUR CALL | |\nMessage :\nOperator\nAIRLINE STATIONERY CO., NEW YORK, NEW YORK (212) 532-6525", "img_57028.png": "U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 1, NO. T 3 0 4 5 6 5\nTRAVEL AUTHORIZATION a DATE\n2K] onteinat (1 amenomenr CJ] cancetration| October 29, 1976\n3. NAME . 4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\nDr. William J. Darby\n. TIT 7 6. ORGANIZATION\nea eye |\nAdvisory Comm ec cience Advisory Board\nNEW Ork New ork\n8, PERIOD OF TRAVEL\nSTARTING ABOUT \u2014November21, 1976 _ ENDING ABOUT \u2014November_25,1976 \u2014_____\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (If foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\nFROM: New York, New York to Washington, D.C. and return.\nPURPOSE: To attend the meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory Conmittee\non November 22, 1976\n| *Actual subsistence authorized in lieu of per diem because of the high lodging\ncosts within the corporate limits of Washington, DC :\nme Prepared by Shirley Smith, X77720\nANNUAL LEAVE AUTHORIZED FROM. TO\n10. RESTROOM IIR IK NAHI ARK RANKER NAR RRR RII, SPECIFY IF\nOTHER ALLOWANCE AND LIMITATION IS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF PER DIEM, heictancea NTC tA\nat Subsis \u2018 E p/d\n- 11. MODE OF TRAVEL a.) PRIVATEL Y-OWNEO oy Auta aiplane eey\naX = COMMON CARRIER OF ______. CENTS SUBJECT TO D(1) or D(2)\nvb. 9 EXTRA FARE () 0] Founo To BE To THe = (2) [J NOT TO EXCEED COST BY COMMON\nce 1 GoveRNMENT-OWNED ADVANTAGE OF THE CARRIER INCLUDING CONSIDERATION\nCONVEYANCE GOVERNMENT OF PER DIEM ALLOWANCE\n12, TOY ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED 13, CHANGE OF STATION ALLOWANCES AUTHORIZED\n2. CAR RENTAL a0 stipmenT oF HOUSEHOLD Goons d.[] RESIDENCE HUNTING\nb) TAXI AND PERSONAL AFFECTS\nc. EXCESS BAGGAGE \u2014\u2014____Les/Est/| b.1 = TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE \u00a2.[]: TEMPORARY QUARTERS\n490) otter (Specify) O\u00a3Fie7ea1\u2014phdne Oo FAMILY ,\neC ReGisTRATION FEES lis \u2018. REAL ESTATE EXPENSES. f.1) MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES\n14. COST ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNT CODES SERVICING ACCOUNTING OFFICE: 99\nAPPRO- DOCUMENT [OBLIGATION\nPRIATION CONTROL {DOCUMENT\n| marion | \u2018Seusmet\u2019 [eceutee| tween\u2019 [soar Tawounr [cose [ancowr | So6e [anooaT\n687/30107 [DoOojOL _ | 7304565 | 7410115004 | 2721 [126.00 | subsiktence | [|\nPO\npo Ee)\ntora of OT ror | ocn np EES UE\n@. RECOMMENDING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE - NAME AND TITLE (Typed).\nLA co. ZA \u201c47 Patricia A. Williams\nQL d ANA MOTE? Admini 2 eo Technician\nAuthority is granted to travel and incur such expenses as may be necessary for this authorization in accordance with EPA policy and\napplicable regulations\nb. AUTHORIZING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE \u201d NAME AND TITLE (Typed)\n4 2D B f Thomas D, Bath\nlemed . Staff Directo ience Advisory Board\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 11-74) PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\n= in at oo acl ol oils ()", "img_57029.png": "U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 1, NO. T 3 0 4 5 6 5\nTRAVEL AUTHORIZATION a DATE\n2K] onteinat (1 amenomenr CJ] cancetration| October 29, 1976\n3. NAME . 4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.\nDr. William J. Darby\n. TIT 7 6. ORGANIZATION\nea eye |\nAdvisory Comm ec cience Advisory Board\nNEW Ork New ork\n8, PERIOD OF TRAVEL\nSTARTING ABOUT \u2014November21, 1976 _ ENDING ABOUT \u2014November_25,1976 \u2014_____\n9. ITINERARY, PURPOSE AND OTHER DETAILS (If foreign travel is involved, see EPA Travel Manual for special instructions)\nFROM: New York, New York to Washington, D.C. and return.\nPURPOSE: To attend the meeting of the Environmental Health Advisory Conmittee\non November 22, 1976\n| *Actual subsistence authorized in lieu of per diem because of the high lodging\ncosts within the corporate limits of Washington, DC :\nme Prepared by Shirley Smith, X77720\nANNUAL LEAVE AUTHORIZED FROM. TO\n10. RESTROOM IIR IK NAHI ARK RANKER NAR RRR RII, SPECIFY IF\nOTHER ALLOWANCE AND LIMITATION IS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF PER DIEM, heictancea NTC tA\nat Subsis \u2018 E p/d\n- 11. MODE OF TRAVEL a.) PRIVATEL Y-OWNEO oy Auta aiplane eey\naX = COMMON CARRIER OF ______. CENTS SUBJECT TO D(1) or D(2)\nvb. 9 EXTRA FARE () 0] Founo To BE To THe = (2) [J NOT TO EXCEED COST BY COMMON\nce 1 GoveRNMENT-OWNED ADVANTAGE OF THE CARRIER INCLUDING CONSIDERATION\nCONVEYANCE GOVERNMENT OF PER DIEM ALLOWANCE\n12, TOY ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED 13, CHANGE OF STATION ALLOWANCES AUTHORIZED\n2. CAR RENTAL a0 stipmenT oF HOUSEHOLD Goons d.[] RESIDENCE HUNTING\nb) TAXI AND PERSONAL AFFECTS\nc. EXCESS BAGGAGE \u2014\u2014____Les/Est/| b.1 = TRANSPORTATION OF IMMEDIATE \u00a2.[]: TEMPORARY QUARTERS\n490) otter (Specify) O\u00a3Fie7ea1\u2014phdne Oo FAMILY ,\neC ReGisTRATION FEES lis \u2018. REAL ESTATE EXPENSES. f.1) MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES\n14. COST ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNT CODES SERVICING ACCOUNTING OFFICE: 99\nAPPRO- DOCUMENT [OBLIGATION\nPRIATION CONTROL {DOCUMENT\n| marion | \u2018Seusmet\u2019 [eceutee| tween\u2019 [soar Tawounr [cose [ancowr | So6e [anooaT\n687/30107 [DoOojOL _ | 7304565 | 7410115004 | 2721 [126.00 | subsiktence | [|\nPO\npo Ee)\ntora of OT ror | ocn np EES UE\n@. RECOMMENDING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE - NAME AND TITLE (Typed).\nLA co. ZA \u201c47 Patricia A. Williams\nQL d ANA MOTE? Admini 2 eo Technician\nAuthority is granted to travel and incur such expenses as may be necessary for this authorization in accordance with EPA policy and\napplicable regulations\nb. AUTHORIZING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE \u201d NAME AND TITLE (Typed)\n4 2D B f Thomas D, Bath\nlemed . Staff Directo ience Advisory Board\nEPA Form 2610-1 (Rev. 11-74) PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED\nTRAVELER\n= in at oo acl ol oils ()", "img_50938.png": "Privileged and Confidential:\nAttorney - Client Communication and\nAttorney Work Product\n\n3. Documents relating to preclinical studies, clinical trials, epidemiological studies\nor other studies involving ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and\nPPAR Agonists;\n\n4. Scientific and Medical Affairs documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae\ncombination medicines and PPAR Agonists;\n\n5. Pharmacovigilance (safety surveillance) documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or\nACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n6. Regulatory documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n7. Documents relating to the labeling of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n8. Documents relating to communications, contacts, or interactions with Patients,\nPhysicians, Hospitals, Clinics, other Healthcare Professionals, Third Party\nPayors, or government entities in the United States regarding ACTOS\u00ae or\nACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR Agonists (if any);\n\n9. Documents relating to samples of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists (if any), provided to Physicians or other\nHealthcare Professionals in the United States;\n\n10. Documents relating to marketing and promotion of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae\ncombination medicines and, and PPAR Agonists (if any) in the United States,\nincluding marketing/promotional materials, direct-to-consumer advertising, sales\naids, visuals, sales scripts, sales guides, reminder pieces, sales training materials,\nIMS data, marketing plans, market analysis, and agreements with any person or\nfirm hired to assist with marketing); and,\n\n11. Documents relating to advisory boards and key opinion leaders in the United\nStates regarding ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR\nAgonists (if any).\n\nFor purposes of identifying documents to be preserved, the terms \u201crelating to\u201d or \u201cregarding\u201d\nshould be understood as broadly as possible and any doubts concerning particular documents\nshould be resolved in favor of preservation. Appropriate preservation of documents in\naccordance with this Notice is of the highest priority for you and the Company.\n\nFor purposes of this Notice, the term \u201cdocuments\u201d should be understood to have the broadest\npossible meaning. It includes, but is not limited to, paper and electronically stored information:\n\n* paper documents, includes without limitation, correspondence; faxes; memoranda;\nnotes; desk files, working files, or other personal files; presentations; calendars;\ncontracts or other agreements; financial statements and related materials; message\nslips; phone logs; reports; statements; manuals; advertisements and other marketing\nmaterials; and, ,\n\n\u00b0 electronically stored information, includes without limitation e-mails and attachments;\nelectronic calendars, task lists, journals, and notes; user files such as Microsoft Word,\nExcel, or PowerPoint files or Adobe PDF files; video recordings; instant messages;\n\n3\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-RIM30b6-00000827\nP5346\u00b000075'", "img_50939.png": "Privileged and Confidential:\nAttorney - Client Communication and\nAttorney Work Product\n\n3. Documents relating to preclinical studies, clinical trials, epidemiological studies\nor other studies involving ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and\nPPAR Agonists;\n\n4. Scientific and Medical Affairs documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae\ncombination medicines and PPAR Agonists;\n\n5. Pharmacovigilance (safety surveillance) documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or\nACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n6. Regulatory documents relating to ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n7. Documents relating to the labeling of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists;\n\n8. Documents relating to communications, contacts, or interactions with Patients,\nPhysicians, Hospitals, Clinics, other Healthcare Professionals, Third Party\nPayors, or government entities in the United States regarding ACTOS\u00ae or\nACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR Agonists (if any);\n\n9. Documents relating to samples of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination\nmedicines, and PPAR Agonists (if any), provided to Physicians or other\nHealthcare Professionals in the United States;\n\n10. Documents relating to marketing and promotion of ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae\ncombination medicines and, and PPAR Agonists (if any) in the United States,\nincluding marketing/promotional materials, direct-to-consumer advertising, sales\naids, visuals, sales scripts, sales guides, reminder pieces, sales training materials,\nIMS data, marketing plans, market analysis, and agreements with any person or\nfirm hired to assist with marketing); and,\n\n11. Documents relating to advisory boards and key opinion leaders in the United\nStates regarding ACTOS\u00ae or ACTOS\u00ae combination medicines, and PPAR\nAgonists (if any).\n\nFor purposes of identifying documents to be preserved, the terms \u201crelating to\u201d or \u201cregarding\u201d\nshould be understood as broadly as possible and any doubts concerning particular documents\nshould be resolved in favor of preservation. Appropriate preservation of documents in\naccordance with this Notice is of the highest priority for you and the Company.\n\nFor purposes of this Notice, the term \u201cdocuments\u201d should be understood to have the broadest\npossible meaning. It includes, but is not limited to, paper and electronically stored information:\n\n* paper documents, includes without limitation, correspondence; faxes; memoranda;\nnotes; desk files, working files, or other personal files; presentations; calendars;\ncontracts or other agreements; financial statements and related materials; message\nslips; phone logs; reports; statements; manuals; advertisements and other marketing\nmaterials; and, ,\n\n\u00b0 electronically stored information, includes without limitation e-mails and attachments;\nelectronic calendars, task lists, journals, and notes; user files such as Microsoft Word,\nExcel, or PowerPoint files or Adobe PDF files; video recordings; instant messages;\n\n3\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-RIM30b6-00000827\nP5346\u00b000075'", "img_64137.png": "THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF GREATER Si. LOU\nREFERRAL SOURCES.\n19/7\nJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tota\nINSTITUTIONS\nHOSPITALS\nACUTE\nAlexian Brothers 2 4\nBarnes 45 49\nBethesda i vi :\nH Booth Memorial 0 0\nCentral Medical Center 2 2\nChristian-Northwest Sy ey\n-Northeast 41 36\nChristian Medical Center 0 0\nDeuconess 33 23: 7\nDePaul 15 6 ;\nFaith 0 i\nIncarnate Word 14 9\nJcetferson Memorial 4 5\nJewish 3 5\nLindell 0 0\nLutheran 0 0\nMissouri Baptist 7 4\nMissouri Pacific of} 7\nNormandy-North 10 eat\n-South 2 6\nSt. Anthony's als 20\nSt. John's Mercy Ny, 20\nSt. Joseph's-Kirkwood 10 20\nSt. Joseph's-St. Charles 30 28\nSt. Louis City-M.C.S. 5 8\n-H.G.P. 5 8\n~CHHC 6 16\nSt. Louis County 7 le}\nSt. Louis Univ. Hospitals 2. 33\nSt. Luke's-East 22 23\n-West 15) 4\nSith Marys) aa 9\nTOTAL 370 S81\nCHILDREN'S\nCardinal Glennon ae al\nSt. Louis Children's 9 11\nShriner's 0 0\nTOTAL wok 22)\nLONG TERM\nMalcolm Bliss 0 3\nMount St. Rose 2k i\nSt. Vincent's 0 0\nTOTAL Dale 18\nVETERAN'S\nJohn Cochran 0 i, ;\nJefferson Barracks 3 3.\nTOTAL 3 10\nOTHERS 2 3\nTOTAL-HOSPITALS 417 434\nOTHER INSTITUTIONS\nAmericana Nursing Home 11 6\nOther Nursing Homes 1 Z\nOther Institutions 0 On ss\nTOTAL EDD eis\nTOTAL~INSTITUTIONS 429\u00b0 442\nOTHER REFERRALS\nPhysician 92 102\nPatient 30 53)\nRelative BIE 105\nFriends & Neighbors 11 12\nNot for Profit Organizations 14 10\nOther 2 2) pam igh\nTOTAL 236 262\nTOTAL 665 204\nSYolU[xersyau alti oH /A MUNA TAIALeUISlinyz6 (ele lan lsyalesmel esi sxe [01.6 [0leS 58116 [OPA", "img_64138.png": "THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF GREATER Si. LOU\nREFERRAL SOURCES.\n19/7\nJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tota\nINSTITUTIONS\nHOSPITALS\nACUTE\nAlexian Brothers 2 4\nBarnes 45 49\nBethesda i vi :\nH Booth Memorial 0 0\nCentral Medical Center 2 2\nChristian-Northwest Sy ey\n-Northeast 41 36\nChristian Medical Center 0 0\nDeuconess 33 23: 7\nDePaul 15 6 ;\nFaith 0 i\nIncarnate Word 14 9\nJcetferson Memorial 4 5\nJewish 3 5\nLindell 0 0\nLutheran 0 0\nMissouri Baptist 7 4\nMissouri Pacific of} 7\nNormandy-North 10 eat\n-South 2 6\nSt. Anthony's als 20\nSt. John's Mercy Ny, 20\nSt. Joseph's-Kirkwood 10 20\nSt. Joseph's-St. Charles 30 28\nSt. Louis City-M.C.S. 5 8\n-H.G.P. 5 8\n~CHHC 6 16\nSt. Louis County 7 le}\nSt. Louis Univ. Hospitals 2. 33\nSt. Luke's-East 22 23\n-West 15) 4\nSith Marys) aa 9\nTOTAL 370 S81\nCHILDREN'S\nCardinal Glennon ae al\nSt. Louis Children's 9 11\nShriner's 0 0\nTOTAL wok 22)\nLONG TERM\nMalcolm Bliss 0 3\nMount St. Rose 2k i\nSt. Vincent's 0 0\nTOTAL Dale 18\nVETERAN'S\nJohn Cochran 0 i, ;\nJefferson Barracks 3 3.\nTOTAL 3 10\nOTHERS 2 3\nTOTAL-HOSPITALS 417 434\nOTHER INSTITUTIONS\nAmericana Nursing Home 11 6\nOther Nursing Homes 1 Z\nOther Institutions 0 On ss\nTOTAL EDD eis\nTOTAL~INSTITUTIONS 429\u00b0 442\nOTHER REFERRALS\nPhysician 92 102\nPatient 30 53)\nRelative BIE 105\nFriends & Neighbors 11 12\nNot for Profit Organizations 14 10\nOther 2 2) pam igh\nTOTAL 236 262\nTOTAL 665 204\nSYolU[xersyau alti oH /A MUNA TAIALeUISlinyz6 (ele lan lsyalesmel esi sxe [01.6 [0leS 58116 [OPA", "img_64139.png": "THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF GREATER Si. LOU\nREFERRAL SOURCES.\n19/7\nJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Tota\nINSTITUTIONS\nHOSPITALS\nACUTE\nAlexian Brothers 2 4\nBarnes 45 49\nBethesda i vi :\nH Booth Memorial 0 0\nCentral Medical Center 2 2\nChristian-Northwest Sy ey\n-Northeast 41 36\nChristian Medical Center 0 0\nDeuconess 33 23: 7\nDePaul 15 6 ;\nFaith 0 i\nIncarnate Word 14 9\nJcetferson Memorial 4 5\nJewish 3 5\nLindell 0 0\nLutheran 0 0\nMissouri Baptist 7 4\nMissouri Pacific of} 7\nNormandy-North 10 eat\n-South 2 6\nSt. Anthony's als 20\nSt. John's Mercy Ny, 20\nSt. Joseph's-Kirkwood 10 20\nSt. Joseph's-St. Charles 30 28\nSt. Louis City-M.C.S. 5 8\n-H.G.P. 5 8\n~CHHC 6 16\nSt. Louis County 7 le}\nSt. Louis Univ. Hospitals 2. 33\nSt. Luke's-East 22 23\n-West 15) 4\nSith Marys) aa 9\nTOTAL 370 S81\nCHILDREN'S\nCardinal Glennon ae al\nSt. Louis Children's 9 11\nShriner's 0 0\nTOTAL wok 22)\nLONG TERM\nMalcolm Bliss 0 3\nMount St. Rose 2k i\nSt. Vincent's 0 0\nTOTAL Dale 18\nVETERAN'S\nJohn Cochran 0 i, ;\nJefferson Barracks 3 3.\nTOTAL 3 10\nOTHERS 2 3\nTOTAL-HOSPITALS 417 434\nOTHER INSTITUTIONS\nAmericana Nursing Home 11 6\nOther Nursing Homes 1 Z\nOther Institutions 0 On ss\nTOTAL EDD eis\nTOTAL~INSTITUTIONS 429\u00b0 442\nOTHER REFERRALS\nPhysician 92 102\nPatient 30 53)\nRelative BIE 105\nFriends & Neighbors 11 12\nNot for Profit Organizations 14 10\nOther 2 2) pam igh\nTOTAL 236 262\nTOTAL 665 204\nSYolU[xersyau alti oH /A MUNA TAIALeUISlinyz6 (ele lan lsyalesmel esi sxe [01.6 [0leS 58116 [OPA", "img_59344.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_59345.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_59347.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_59348.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_59349.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_59350.png": "TELSUMOE #4k&k ANALYSES RESULTS \u00ab## Page s :\n08:19:23 eed FINAL REPORT kee G6/05/92 \u2018\n|\nTest Part MA 125% AG MA 1253 AH HA 1eS% Al |\nPart Name c70 c70 c?7g\nBrand Code 1001 AS 1067 AS i007 AS\nItem Rev FOHOTGS BI HOEQI08 BI 2020168 BI\nSample Loc WERK WPK WEK\nDate(Shift) +99Z2051S(8) 1997051518) 19ISZOSIB(} :\nWeekending 1992OST7T ~ 19970517 19928024 i\nComments :\nButt Length 23.0 27.0 a4.6\nCHEMICAL : PROPYLENE GLYCOL & GLYCERIN TOB OR C1IGS\n| PROPYLENE GLYCOL % 0.74 0.38 0.38\nCount 2 \u00e9 2\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.007 0.000\nGLYCERIN &% 1.58 1.58 1,58\nCount. & %\nStd. Deviation 0.014 0.099 G.014\nA\nuw\n-\nw .\na\n>\nND\nwe\no\nN", "img_52144.png": "THE\nGreat\nr\nWestern\nSugar\nCOMPANY\nAugust 18, 1976\nSerials Department\nGeneral Library\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\nBerkeley, California, USA 94720\nGentlemen:\nWe are enclosing copies of Upbeet magazine which were issued\nafter volume two 1975, We have checked our mailing records and made\ncertain that you are on our mailing roster.\nVery truly.yours,\nC. D. Fleet, Jr. :\n\nCDF:ve\n\nEncl.\n\n4, 75\u00b0 7) acch TC\n<< Jimt = tyot\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308 + DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 +\u00bb A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/srxv0228", "img_52146.png": "THE\nGreat\nr\nWestern\nSugar\nCOMPANY\nAugust 18, 1976\nSerials Department\nGeneral Library\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\nBerkeley, California, USA 94720\nGentlemen:\nWe are enclosing copies of Upbeet magazine which were issued\nafter volume two 1975, We have checked our mailing records and made\ncertain that you are on our mailing roster.\nVery truly.yours,\nC. D. Fleet, Jr. :\n\nCDF:ve\n\nEncl.\n\n4, 75\u00b0 7) acch TC\n<< Jimt = tyot\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308 + DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 +\u00bb A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/srxv0228", "img_52150.png": "THE\nGreat\nr\nWestern\nSugar\nCOMPANY\nAugust 18, 1976\nSerials Department\nGeneral Library\nUniversity of California, Berkeley\nBerkeley, California, USA 94720\nGentlemen:\nWe are enclosing copies of Upbeet magazine which were issued\nafter volume two 1975, We have checked our mailing records and made\ncertain that you are on our mailing roster.\nVery truly.yours,\nC. D. Fleet, Jr. :\n\nCDF:ve\n\nEncl.\n\n4, 75\u00b0 7) acch TC\n<< Jimt = tyot\nPOST OFFICE BOX 5308 + DENVER, COLORADO 80217 + (303) 893-4600 +\u00bb A SUBSIDIARY OF GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/srxv0228", "img_57196.png": "THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nNINETY-NINE PARK AVENUE - NEW YORK, N.Y. + 10016 + 212-687-4830\nDN ne eet eee ON ee ee ee ae\nFOOD INDUSTRIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE\n1967 Meeting\nSkytop Lodge, Skytop, Pennsylvania\nYour reservation has been entered as follows:\nDouble room _ Dr. & Mrs. William J. Darby\nArrival June 7, 1967\nDeparture June 9, 1967\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC,\nPLEASE NOTE: Our reception for speakers, Committee\nmembers and guests, scheduled for\n6:00-7:00 P.M,, Wednesday, June 7th,\nwill be held in the Library of Skytop\nLodge,\nHorace L. Sipple", "img_57194.png": "THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nNINETY-NINE PARK AVENUE - NEW YORK, N.Y. + 10016 + 212-687-4830\nDN ne eet eee ON ee ee ee ae\nFOOD INDUSTRIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE\n1967 Meeting\nSkytop Lodge, Skytop, Pennsylvania\nYour reservation has been entered as follows:\nDouble room _ Dr. & Mrs. William J. Darby\nArrival June 7, 1967\nDeparture June 9, 1967\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC,\nPLEASE NOTE: Our reception for speakers, Committee\nmembers and guests, scheduled for\n6:00-7:00 P.M,, Wednesday, June 7th,\nwill be held in the Library of Skytop\nLodge,\nHorace L. Sipple", "img_57195.png": "THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC.\nNINETY-NINE PARK AVENUE - NEW YORK, N.Y. + 10016 + 212-687-4830\nDN ne eet eee ON ee ee ee ae\nFOOD INDUSTRIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE\n1967 Meeting\nSkytop Lodge, Skytop, Pennsylvania\nYour reservation has been entered as follows:\nDouble room _ Dr. & Mrs. William J. Darby\nArrival June 7, 1967\nDeparture June 9, 1967\nTHE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC,\nPLEASE NOTE: Our reception for speakers, Committee\nmembers and guests, scheduled for\n6:00-7:00 P.M,, Wednesday, June 7th,\nwill be held in the Library of Skytop\nLodge,\nHorace L. Sipple", "img_54193.png": "i BW physmethods.doc\n= BEST\nBROWN & WILLIAMSON\n\n: TOBACCO\n\nr The Physical Methodology for the Determination of\n\nFilter Type, Ventilation, Circumference, Length, Paper\n\nPermeability, and Tobacco Weight\n\nResearch & Development\n\n: Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company\n\n: Macon, GA\n\ne . : - eee jaye me be oa", "img_54952.png": "pore FE - \u00a79 INCORPORATION\n| BUINEA PIG\n2n.0\nco\n=\n=< 15-0\n<\nOo i\na ft\na ; _ IRON SUPPLEMENT\nuu :\n= raat  \u2014\u2014\u2014 eae FESAy |\n~ 10-04 VL Ses CONTROL\n| 2 GS FESOy + VITAMIN \u20ac\n5.0 nr\nay\nee\no-0 Bn pt\noO tf zs a ao\na fu fu\nTIME (DAYS)\nETON C= ATT TSH AANA LWKSACAY Lo LoTeL0 ga =H aN SAU eASHRLELOUULeLOTeSTESSSI 9) 8", "img_54955.png": "pore FE - \u00a79 INCORPORATION\n| BUINEA PIG\n2n.0\nco\n=\n=< 15-0\n<\nOo i\na ft\na ; _ IRON SUPPLEMENT\nuu :\n= raat  \u2014\u2014\u2014 eae FESAy |\n~ 10-04 VL Ses CONTROL\n| 2 GS FESOy + VITAMIN \u20ac\n5.0 nr\nay\nee\no-0 Bn pt\noO tf zs a ao\na fu fu\nTIME (DAYS)\nETON C= ATT TSH AANA LWKSACAY Lo LoTeL0 ga =H aN SAU eASHRLELOUULeLOTeSTESSSI 9) 8", "img_54956.png": "pore FE - \u00a79 INCORPORATION\n| BUINEA PIG\n2n.0\nco\n=\n=< 15-0\n<\nOo i\na ft\na ; _ IRON SUPPLEMENT\nuu :\n= raat  \u2014\u2014\u2014 eae FESAy |\n~ 10-04 VL Ses CONTROL\n| 2 GS FESOy + VITAMIN \u20ac\n5.0 nr\nay\nee\no-0 Bn pt\noO tf zs a ao\na fu fu\nTIME (DAYS)\nETON C= ATT TSH AANA LWKSACAY Lo LoTeL0 ga =H aN SAU eASHRLELOUULeLOTeSTESSSI 9) 8", "img_54957.png": "pore FE - \u00a79 INCORPORATION\n| BUINEA PIG\n2n.0\nco\n=\n=< 15-0\n<\nOo i\na ft\na ; _ IRON SUPPLEMENT\nuu :\n= raat  \u2014\u2014\u2014 eae FESAy |\n~ 10-04 VL Ses CONTROL\n| 2 GS FESOy + VITAMIN \u20ac\n5.0 nr\nay\nee\no-0 Bn pt\noO tf zs a ao\na fu fu\nTIME (DAYS)\nETON C= ATT TSH AANA LWKSACAY Lo LoTeL0 ga =H aN SAU eASHRLELOUULeLOTeSTESSSI 9) 8", "img_54958.png": "pore FE - \u00a79 INCORPORATION\n| BUINEA PIG\n2n.0\nco\n=\n=< 15-0\n<\nOo i\na ft\na ; _ IRON SUPPLEMENT\nuu :\n= raat  \u2014\u2014\u2014 eae FESAy |\n~ 10-04 VL Ses CONTROL\n| 2 GS FESOy + VITAMIN \u20ac\n5.0 nr\nay\nee\no-0 Bn pt\noO tf zs a ao\na fu fu\nTIME (DAYS)\nETON C= ATT TSH AANA LWKSACAY Lo LoTeL0 ga =H aN SAU eASHRLELOUULeLOTeSTESSSI 9) 8", "img_54858.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_54859.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_54860.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_54861.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_54862.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_54863.png": ". . t\nat\n: RR yeate- Loess oi svos oo\n: : . Drummer of pages Inviuding sovershest 9.\nTSO: Me. Gilbert Tia FROM: Miohele MA. LaMachlo\nGhamplion Glue SclentHio & Regulatory Affaire\n1046 Del Monte Avanue, Gan Research & Development\nFrancisco Del Monte RY Reynolds Tobacco\nQueran Gity,. Philippines P_.G. Box 1487\nPhone 832-872172 Wineton-Salem, NG 27102\nFax 637-980150 Phone 910-741-4065\nen Fax 910-741-0816\n~\n| ReaarnKs: Bd Urgent CO Ferveurreviow [2 Reply ASAP Bd Please Comment\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n~ *%*& COUNT 2x\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 38\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nake SEND ak\nNo. | REMOTE STATION START TIME DURATION] #PAGES. | MODE RESULTS ~\n4 ~ 632 980150| 9-18-85 2:05PM | 1\u00b0sa\"| as 3 COMPLETED \u00b0\n9600\nwork eee \u201c\"\u201cyoral. = g:01'6B\"\u2014sBSCSsSSSSS\nOTE:\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EFC ! ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION wn\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI = RELAY INITIATE RS : RELAY STATION N\nMB + SEND TO MAILBOX PG : POLLING A REMOTE MP : MULTI-POLI.ING RM = RECEIVE TO MEMORY ps\ntb\nwn\n@\nmh\nno", "img_51720.png": "df) Vy al * TIT V0 FOP\nDecember 31, 1970\nMrs. Ramona Olson\n4441 - 47th Avenue South\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55406\nDear Mrs. Olson:\nPlease forgive our delay in answering your letter\nof October 12. We have been in the process of reorganizing\nour consumer correspondence department, and your letter was J\nsomehow caught in the change over.\nThank you so much for taking the time to advise us\nof the difficulty you had in redeeming your coupon for ten\npounds of GW sugar. We made this offer in good faith and are\nmost appreciative of information regarding areas in which our\nconsumers have had problems.\nI am enclosing $1.25, in currency, which is the\nredemption value of this coupon. Please accept this refund\nalong with our sincere apologies for any inconveni\u00e9mce we may\nhave caused you.\nThank you for using Great Western products. We hope\nwe may continue to count you among our consumers.\nOn behalf of everyone here at Great Western Sugar, I\nwish you and yours a very happy and prosperous year in 1971!\nSincerely,\nCharlotte McDaniel\nPublic Relations Representative\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxjh0227 ;", "img_51721.png": "df) Vy al * TIT V0 FOP\nDecember 31, 1970\nMrs. Ramona Olson\n4441 - 47th Avenue South\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55406\nDear Mrs. Olson:\nPlease forgive our delay in answering your letter\nof October 12. We have been in the process of reorganizing\nour consumer correspondence department, and your letter was J\nsomehow caught in the change over.\nThank you so much for taking the time to advise us\nof the difficulty you had in redeeming your coupon for ten\npounds of GW sugar. We made this offer in good faith and are\nmost appreciative of information regarding areas in which our\nconsumers have had problems.\nI am enclosing $1.25, in currency, which is the\nredemption value of this coupon. Please accept this refund\nalong with our sincere apologies for any inconveni\u00e9mce we may\nhave caused you.\nThank you for using Great Western products. We hope\nwe may continue to count you among our consumers.\nOn behalf of everyone here at Great Western Sugar, I\nwish you and yours a very happy and prosperous year in 1971!\nSincerely,\nCharlotte McDaniel\nPublic Relations Representative\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxjh0227 ;", "img_51724.png": "df) Vy al * TIT V0 FOP\nDecember 31, 1970\nMrs. Ramona Olson\n4441 - 47th Avenue South\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55406\nDear Mrs. Olson:\nPlease forgive our delay in answering your letter\nof October 12. We have been in the process of reorganizing\nour consumer correspondence department, and your letter was J\nsomehow caught in the change over.\nThank you so much for taking the time to advise us\nof the difficulty you had in redeeming your coupon for ten\npounds of GW sugar. We made this offer in good faith and are\nmost appreciative of information regarding areas in which our\nconsumers have had problems.\nI am enclosing $1.25, in currency, which is the\nredemption value of this coupon. Please accept this refund\nalong with our sincere apologies for any inconveni\u00e9mce we may\nhave caused you.\nThank you for using Great Western products. We hope\nwe may continue to count you among our consumers.\nOn behalf of everyone here at Great Western Sugar, I\nwish you and yours a very happy and prosperous year in 1971!\nSincerely,\nCharlotte McDaniel\nPublic Relations Representative\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxjh0227 ;", "img_51727.png": "df) Vy al * TIT V0 FOP\nDecember 31, 1970\nMrs. Ramona Olson\n4441 - 47th Avenue South\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55406\nDear Mrs. Olson:\nPlease forgive our delay in answering your letter\nof October 12. We have been in the process of reorganizing\nour consumer correspondence department, and your letter was J\nsomehow caught in the change over.\nThank you so much for taking the time to advise us\nof the difficulty you had in redeeming your coupon for ten\npounds of GW sugar. We made this offer in good faith and are\nmost appreciative of information regarding areas in which our\nconsumers have had problems.\nI am enclosing $1.25, in currency, which is the\nredemption value of this coupon. Please accept this refund\nalong with our sincere apologies for any inconveni\u00e9mce we may\nhave caused you.\nThank you for using Great Western products. We hope\nwe may continue to count you among our consumers.\nOn behalf of everyone here at Great Western Sugar, I\nwish you and yours a very happy and prosperous year in 1971!\nSincerely,\nCharlotte McDaniel\nPublic Relations Representative\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxjh0227 ;", "img_32896.png": "as ne oF Thy\n*s\nB m\nBence : MVAISW \u00a9 BESS ce\nz\nMrs. Gipgon H. Scuituer % a 113B West Hich Street \u00ae JEFFERSON City, Missouri 65101 * TrLepHoNne 636-4129 \u00ae Area Cope 314\nPRESIDENT ee e\n4 \u00a2\nBert SHULIMSON\nsree THe sure\ndune 11, 1970\nMEMORANDUM\nTO Volunteers Against Hunger Steering Committee\nFROM: Bert Shulimson, Executive Secretary\nSUBJECT: Steering Committee Meeting\nThis is to remind you of the meeting of the steering committee set for\nWednesday, June 17, at 11:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Downtown, Jefferon\nCity, Missouri.\nIf you have not responded as yet, please plan to attend and let us know\nthat you will be with us.\nEnclosed is a simple informational outline intended to acquaint volunteers\nwith the program and how they may proceed in getting organized. We would\nappreciate your comments and are very open to your suggestions.\nBS: mk\nEnclosure\nTHE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW\nSYolUTcex- Han ali OSH/AN UNA NAIAL UIS)in ize [oleLUlpal=)altsMeles|m=15[0)6[0lex)/s).0176 [0A", "img_32897.png": "as ne oF Thy\n*s\nB m\nBence : MVAISW \u00a9 BESS ce\nz\nMrs. Gipgon H. Scuituer % a 113B West Hich Street \u00ae JEFFERSON City, Missouri 65101 * TrLepHoNne 636-4129 \u00ae Area Cope 314\nPRESIDENT ee e\n4 \u00a2\nBert SHULIMSON\nsree THe sure\ndune 11, 1970\nMEMORANDUM\nTO Volunteers Against Hunger Steering Committee\nFROM: Bert Shulimson, Executive Secretary\nSUBJECT: Steering Committee Meeting\nThis is to remind you of the meeting of the steering committee set for\nWednesday, June 17, at 11:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Downtown, Jefferon\nCity, Missouri.\nIf you have not responded as yet, please plan to attend and let us know\nthat you will be with us.\nEnclosed is a simple informational outline intended to acquaint volunteers\nwith the program and how they may proceed in getting organized. We would\nappreciate your comments and are very open to your suggestions.\nBS: mk\nEnclosure\nTHE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW\nSYolUTcex- Han ali OSH/AN UNA NAIAL UIS)in ize [oleLUlpal=)altsMeles|m=15[0)6[0lex)/s).0176 [0A", "img_32898.png": "as ne oF Thy\n*s\nB m\nBence : MVAISW \u00a9 BESS ce\nz\nMrs. Gipgon H. Scuituer % a 113B West Hich Street \u00ae JEFFERSON City, Missouri 65101 * TrLepHoNne 636-4129 \u00ae Area Cope 314\nPRESIDENT ee e\n4 \u00a2\nBert SHULIMSON\nsree THe sure\ndune 11, 1970\nMEMORANDUM\nTO Volunteers Against Hunger Steering Committee\nFROM: Bert Shulimson, Executive Secretary\nSUBJECT: Steering Committee Meeting\nThis is to remind you of the meeting of the steering committee set for\nWednesday, June 17, at 11:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Downtown, Jefferon\nCity, Missouri.\nIf you have not responded as yet, please plan to attend and let us know\nthat you will be with us.\nEnclosed is a simple informational outline intended to acquaint volunteers\nwith the program and how they may proceed in getting organized. We would\nappreciate your comments and are very open to your suggestions.\nBS: mk\nEnclosure\nTHE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW\nSYolUTcex- Han ali OSH/AN UNA NAIAL UIS)in ize [oleLUlpal=)altsMeles|m=15[0)6[0lex)/s).0176 [0A", "img_32900.png": "as ne oF Thy\n*s\nB m\nBence : MVAISW \u00a9 BESS ce\nz\nMrs. Gipgon H. Scuituer % a 113B West Hich Street \u00ae JEFFERSON City, Missouri 65101 * TrLepHoNne 636-4129 \u00ae Area Cope 314\nPRESIDENT ee e\n4 \u00a2\nBert SHULIMSON\nsree THe sure\ndune 11, 1970\nMEMORANDUM\nTO Volunteers Against Hunger Steering Committee\nFROM: Bert Shulimson, Executive Secretary\nSUBJECT: Steering Committee Meeting\nThis is to remind you of the meeting of the steering committee set for\nWednesday, June 17, at 11:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Downtown, Jefferon\nCity, Missouri.\nIf you have not responded as yet, please plan to attend and let us know\nthat you will be with us.\nEnclosed is a simple informational outline intended to acquaint volunteers\nwith the program and how they may proceed in getting organized. We would\nappreciate your comments and are very open to your suggestions.\nBS: mk\nEnclosure\nTHE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW\nSYolUTcex- Han ali OSH/AN UNA NAIAL UIS)in ize [oleLUlpal=)altsMeles|m=15[0)6[0lex)/s).0176 [0A", "img_15026.png": "oO\n\u00ae\n8\n[Page] 3\nMarch Trimegestone Publication Management Meeting \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report y\nMarch 7, 2003, 8:30 AM\u201411:00 AM, Conference Room A3112 (Denmark) E\nz\n\u00b0\nIl. Manuscripts - Totelle 1mg Cycle Oo\nmans Peep es\nTBD A Paper PS(2) Phase III |TBD Submit First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative 2-year study of the effects March 2003 |Comments received from Daniele December 7\nof sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol Revised draft submitted January 13\nand trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\ncontaining estradiol and norethisterone\nupon the patterns of endometrial bleeding Waiting for comments from Daniele and Sophie\nand safety in postmenopausal women Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nformulation\nTBD A Paper PS(1) Phase III |TBD Submit First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nA study of the control of climacteric March 2003 |Comments received from Daniele December 7\nsymptoms in postmenopausal women Revised draft submitted January 9\nfollowing sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nestradiol and trimegestone compared with\na regimen containing estradiol and Waiting for comments from Daniele and Sophie\nnorethisterone over a period of 2 years Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nformulation\nTBD Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Submit April | First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of 2003 Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or According to Parthenon this is review at Wyeth, however Richie has\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year not seen this recently.\nperiod\nTBD Paper PS(3) Phase III {TBD Submit April |First draft submitted for initial review Apr 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of 2003 Comments received from Gary May 13 >\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted Dec 9 =\ncombined sequential regimen of either Comments expected Jan 13 Ss\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or Final paper to be submitted for review Feb 28 5\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Sign-off expected Apr 18 2\nperiod 5\nOo\n2\nc\n5\na\no\nec\n8\n62\noo", "img_15036.png": "oO\n\u00ae\n8\n[Page] 3\nMarch Trimegestone Publication Management Meeting \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report y\nMarch 7, 2003, 8:30 AM\u201411:00 AM, Conference Room A3112 (Denmark) E\nz\n\u00b0\nIl. Manuscripts - Totelle 1mg Cycle Oo\nmans Peep es\nTBD A Paper PS(2) Phase III |TBD Submit First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative 2-year study of the effects March 2003 |Comments received from Daniele December 7\nof sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol Revised draft submitted January 13\nand trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\ncontaining estradiol and norethisterone\nupon the patterns of endometrial bleeding Waiting for comments from Daniele and Sophie\nand safety in postmenopausal women Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nformulation\nTBD A Paper PS(1) Phase III |TBD Submit First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nA study of the control of climacteric March 2003 |Comments received from Daniele December 7\nsymptoms in postmenopausal women Revised draft submitted January 9\nfollowing sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nestradiol and trimegestone compared with\na regimen containing estradiol and Waiting for comments from Daniele and Sophie\nnorethisterone over a period of 2 years Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nformulation\nTBD Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Submit April | First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of 2003 Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or According to Parthenon this is review at Wyeth, however Richie has\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year not seen this recently.\nperiod\nTBD Paper PS(3) Phase III {TBD Submit April |First draft submitted for initial review Apr 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of 2003 Comments received from Gary May 13 >\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted Dec 9 =\ncombined sequential regimen of either Comments expected Jan 13 Ss\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or Final paper to be submitted for review Feb 28 5\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Sign-off expected Apr 18 2\nperiod 5\nOo\n2\nc\n5\na\no\nec\n8\n62\noo", "img_3116.png": "\u2014 \u00bb . *\nle e707\nUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE -\nDIVISION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS\nNot. #515 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402\nNOTIFICATION OF AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS /\nPlease Return This Announcement With Remittance\nThis Office has a record of your interest in the publications quoted below. 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Paper 2.00\n[_|Title 20 -- Employees\u2019 Benefits, Parts 4O0-End ..ssseeeesesseeseeeees Paper 3,00\n[fF] Title 21 -- Food and Drugs, Parts 120 to 129 seseseseceeseseeeereeees Paper 1.75\n[ |rttte 25 ~~ Indians seccssessecrssesvesseracsenaesconweneenscesuemess Raper 175\n[ fritie 26 -- Internal Revenue, Part 600-End cececceccccecccvcccccceses Paper 60\n[_|ritte 31 -- Money and Finance cesceccccccccvceccececscsscesccscescees Paper 3,00\nC] Title 37 -- Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights ..ccssscccscceccccseee Paper .70\n[_]ritte 41 -- Public Contracts and Property Management-Ch. 101 to End .\u00b0 Paper 2.00\n[]Title 42 -- Public Health ....sssccecesceccscercccsscscsscescscseeees Paper 1.75\nPLEASE DO NOT DETACH\nMAIL ORDER FORM To:\nSuperintend inti i C.\nuperintendent of Docuinenls, Goveeninitat Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 20402 FOR BSE OF S\u00a5PT, ROCS.\nPlease send me the publications I have indicated.\nEnclosed find GILT cccecceeeeeee (check, money order, or Supt. of Documents coupons) ose ied\nor charge to my Deposit Account No. EL BIAY nnn\n~---Subscription__...-.-..\name GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY Mgt\nPLEASE FILL I meen RESEARCH LITERARY Coupon refund-..----\nBELO LING LABEL sereet address -....---------P..--0..-BOX.5308,-. TERMINAL -ANNEK.-.--- Postage\n. SD 231-65 City, State, and ZIP Code __DENVER, COLORADO 80217 GPO Viet O<asecaah\nU.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE a\nDIvist mR Me\ni GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY\nOFFICIAL BUSINESS Name --------------- RESEARGH--EEBRARY-------------\u2014\nexrunw ae Street address ........P+_O+ BOX 5308, TERMINAL ANNEX\n\u2018URN AFTER\n\u00a9 be hse tele neetee wx SEP I\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxyv0228 \"|", "img_3122.png": "\u2014 \u00bb . *\nle e707\nUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE -\nDIVISION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS\nNot. #515 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402\nNOTIFICATION OF AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS /\nPlease Return This Announcement With Remittance\nThis Office has a record of your interest in the publications quoted below. Remittance should be made payable to\nthe Superintendent of Documents. 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TERMINAL -ANNEK.-.--- Postage\n. SD 231-65 City, State, and ZIP Code __DENVER, COLORADO 80217 GPO Viet O<asecaah\nU.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE a\nDIvist mR Me\ni GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY\nOFFICIAL BUSINESS Name --------------- RESEARGH--EEBRARY-------------\u2014\nexrunw ae Street address ........P+_O+ BOX 5308, TERMINAL ANNEX\n\u2018URN AFTER\n\u00a9 be hse tele neetee wx SEP I\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/sxyv0228 \"|", "img_57833.png": "iii\nhead \"Income from Business\" matter is now before the liability of $5200 lakhs. This\nand %8.97 crore was claimed Hon'ble High Court of Andhra was settled on 31st March,\nas a capital loss under the Pradesh. 1999 for an immediate\nprovisions of the Income Tax Consequent to the above payment of 1250 lakhs. The\nAct. orders, the Income Tax settlement was not accepted\nThe Income Tax Appellate Department had issued during . the assessment\nTribunal allowed the entire consequential orders under proceedings and accordingly\namount of $38.67 crore as a Section 154 of the Income disallowed by the Income Tax\ncapital loss. It may be noted Tox Act demanding \u00a328.86 Authorities. On appeal before\nthat the department had crore (revised) which was the CITIA), the matter was\ntreated the entire loss as a paid by your Company. held in favour of your\n\"Speculation Loss\u2019, b. North East Fompeny s subsidiary.\nowever, the Income Tax\n\nYour Company has filed on You would recall that pursuant Tribunal while holding the\nappeal before the Hon'ble to. the withdrawal of matter against your\nHigh Court of Andhra Pradesh exemption notification for Company's subsidiary held\nwhich has been admitted. The manufacture of cigarettes in that the ratification of the said\nmatter is yet to be heard. the North Eastern region in settlement agreement by the\nFurther in connection with its terms of Supreme Court Board did not relate to 31st\ndivestment from the Foods judgement of 19th September, March, 1999 and\nBusiness in the financial year 2005. Your Company had consequently the liability to\n1999-2000, your Company paid an amount of %31.20 pay %1250 lakhs did not arise\nhad incurred a total loss of crore towards principal and in the financial year 1998-\n%53.68 crore, of which provided an amount of 1999 and therefore not\n244.18 crore was claimed as 12.69 crore towards interest. allowable as a deduction for\na loss under the head \"Income In the income tax return filed the year. The tax liability on\nfrom Business\" and \u00a39.50 by your Company for the this is 420 lakhs apart from\ncrore was claimed as a relevant year, this amount was interest.\ncapital loss under the considered as an allowable Your Company's subsidiary\nprovisions of the Income Tax expenditure in the assessment preferred an appeal against\nAct. The Income Tax for the year 2006-07. the above order before the\nDepartment has disallowed However, subsequently the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra\nthe entire amount excepting Income Tax department has Pradesh.\n5.70 crore which was now sent a demand notice jy, Luxury Tax\nallowed as a capital loss. The seeking payment of 220 crore\nCommissioner of Income Tax being tax payable along with As mentioned in last year's Report,\n(Appeals) further allowed interest. Your Company will a Contempt Petition has been filed\n711.24 crore out of the contest the same. in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nbalance amount of %47.98 va the Commercial Tax Officer, on\ncrore, on appeal before him \u00a2. Subsidiary Company behalf of the Government of\nand the same was upheld by During the financial year Andhra Pradesh against the\nthe Income Tax Appellate 1998-1999, your Company's Managing Director of your\nTribunal. Your Company has subsidiary had received Company alleging contempt of the\npreferred an appeal against financial assets worth of Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nthe above order and the 71200 lakhs against a future judgement dated 20th January,\n\nAnnual Report 2010-11", "img_57835.png": "iii\nhead \"Income from Business\" matter is now before the liability of $5200 lakhs. This\nand %8.97 crore was claimed Hon'ble High Court of Andhra was settled on 31st March,\nas a capital loss under the Pradesh. 1999 for an immediate\nprovisions of the Income Tax Consequent to the above payment of 1250 lakhs. The\nAct. orders, the Income Tax settlement was not accepted\nThe Income Tax Appellate Department had issued during . the assessment\nTribunal allowed the entire consequential orders under proceedings and accordingly\namount of $38.67 crore as a Section 154 of the Income disallowed by the Income Tax\ncapital loss. It may be noted Tox Act demanding \u00a328.86 Authorities. On appeal before\nthat the department had crore (revised) which was the CITIA), the matter was\ntreated the entire loss as a paid by your Company. held in favour of your\n\"Speculation Loss\u2019, b. North East Fompeny s subsidiary.\nowever, the Income Tax\n\nYour Company has filed on You would recall that pursuant Tribunal while holding the\nappeal before the Hon'ble to. the withdrawal of matter against your\nHigh Court of Andhra Pradesh exemption notification for Company's subsidiary held\nwhich has been admitted. The manufacture of cigarettes in that the ratification of the said\nmatter is yet to be heard. the North Eastern region in settlement agreement by the\nFurther in connection with its terms of Supreme Court Board did not relate to 31st\ndivestment from the Foods judgement of 19th September, March, 1999 and\nBusiness in the financial year 2005. Your Company had consequently the liability to\n1999-2000, your Company paid an amount of %31.20 pay %1250 lakhs did not arise\nhad incurred a total loss of crore towards principal and in the financial year 1998-\n%53.68 crore, of which provided an amount of 1999 and therefore not\n244.18 crore was claimed as 12.69 crore towards interest. allowable as a deduction for\na loss under the head \"Income In the income tax return filed the year. The tax liability on\nfrom Business\" and \u00a39.50 by your Company for the this is 420 lakhs apart from\ncrore was claimed as a relevant year, this amount was interest.\ncapital loss under the considered as an allowable Your Company's subsidiary\nprovisions of the Income Tax expenditure in the assessment preferred an appeal against\nAct. The Income Tax for the year 2006-07. the above order before the\nDepartment has disallowed However, subsequently the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra\nthe entire amount excepting Income Tax department has Pradesh.\n5.70 crore which was now sent a demand notice jy, Luxury Tax\nallowed as a capital loss. The seeking payment of 220 crore\nCommissioner of Income Tax being tax payable along with As mentioned in last year's Report,\n(Appeals) further allowed interest. Your Company will a Contempt Petition has been filed\n711.24 crore out of the contest the same. in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nbalance amount of %47.98 va the Commercial Tax Officer, on\ncrore, on appeal before him \u00a2. Subsidiary Company behalf of the Government of\nand the same was upheld by During the financial year Andhra Pradesh against the\nthe Income Tax Appellate 1998-1999, your Company's Managing Director of your\nTribunal. Your Company has subsidiary had received Company alleging contempt of the\npreferred an appeal against financial assets worth of Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nthe above order and the 71200 lakhs against a future judgement dated 20th January,\n\nAnnual Report 2010-11", "img_57836.png": "iii\nhead \"Income from Business\" matter is now before the liability of $5200 lakhs. This\nand %8.97 crore was claimed Hon'ble High Court of Andhra was settled on 31st March,\nas a capital loss under the Pradesh. 1999 for an immediate\nprovisions of the Income Tax Consequent to the above payment of 1250 lakhs. The\nAct. orders, the Income Tax settlement was not accepted\nThe Income Tax Appellate Department had issued during . the assessment\nTribunal allowed the entire consequential orders under proceedings and accordingly\namount of $38.67 crore as a Section 154 of the Income disallowed by the Income Tax\ncapital loss. It may be noted Tox Act demanding \u00a328.86 Authorities. On appeal before\nthat the department had crore (revised) which was the CITIA), the matter was\ntreated the entire loss as a paid by your Company. held in favour of your\n\"Speculation Loss\u2019, b. North East Fompeny s subsidiary.\nowever, the Income Tax\n\nYour Company has filed on You would recall that pursuant Tribunal while holding the\nappeal before the Hon'ble to. the withdrawal of matter against your\nHigh Court of Andhra Pradesh exemption notification for Company's subsidiary held\nwhich has been admitted. The manufacture of cigarettes in that the ratification of the said\nmatter is yet to be heard. the North Eastern region in settlement agreement by the\nFurther in connection with its terms of Supreme Court Board did not relate to 31st\ndivestment from the Foods judgement of 19th September, March, 1999 and\nBusiness in the financial year 2005. Your Company had consequently the liability to\n1999-2000, your Company paid an amount of %31.20 pay %1250 lakhs did not arise\nhad incurred a total loss of crore towards principal and in the financial year 1998-\n%53.68 crore, of which provided an amount of 1999 and therefore not\n244.18 crore was claimed as 12.69 crore towards interest. allowable as a deduction for\na loss under the head \"Income In the income tax return filed the year. The tax liability on\nfrom Business\" and \u00a39.50 by your Company for the this is 420 lakhs apart from\ncrore was claimed as a relevant year, this amount was interest.\ncapital loss under the considered as an allowable Your Company's subsidiary\nprovisions of the Income Tax expenditure in the assessment preferred an appeal against\nAct. The Income Tax for the year 2006-07. the above order before the\nDepartment has disallowed However, subsequently the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra\nthe entire amount excepting Income Tax department has Pradesh.\n5.70 crore which was now sent a demand notice jy, Luxury Tax\nallowed as a capital loss. The seeking payment of 220 crore\nCommissioner of Income Tax being tax payable along with As mentioned in last year's Report,\n(Appeals) further allowed interest. Your Company will a Contempt Petition has been filed\n711.24 crore out of the contest the same. in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nbalance amount of %47.98 va the Commercial Tax Officer, on\ncrore, on appeal before him \u00a2. Subsidiary Company behalf of the Government of\nand the same was upheld by During the financial year Andhra Pradesh against the\nthe Income Tax Appellate 1998-1999, your Company's Managing Director of your\nTribunal. Your Company has subsidiary had received Company alleging contempt of the\npreferred an appeal against financial assets worth of Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nthe above order and the 71200 lakhs against a future judgement dated 20th January,\n\nAnnual Report 2010-11", "img_57837.png": "iii\nhead \"Income from Business\" matter is now before the liability of $5200 lakhs. This\nand %8.97 crore was claimed Hon'ble High Court of Andhra was settled on 31st March,\nas a capital loss under the Pradesh. 1999 for an immediate\nprovisions of the Income Tax Consequent to the above payment of 1250 lakhs. The\nAct. orders, the Income Tax settlement was not accepted\nThe Income Tax Appellate Department had issued during . the assessment\nTribunal allowed the entire consequential orders under proceedings and accordingly\namount of $38.67 crore as a Section 154 of the Income disallowed by the Income Tax\ncapital loss. It may be noted Tox Act demanding \u00a328.86 Authorities. On appeal before\nthat the department had crore (revised) which was the CITIA), the matter was\ntreated the entire loss as a paid by your Company. held in favour of your\n\"Speculation Loss\u2019, b. North East Fompeny s subsidiary.\nowever, the Income Tax\n\nYour Company has filed on You would recall that pursuant Tribunal while holding the\nappeal before the Hon'ble to. the withdrawal of matter against your\nHigh Court of Andhra Pradesh exemption notification for Company's subsidiary held\nwhich has been admitted. The manufacture of cigarettes in that the ratification of the said\nmatter is yet to be heard. the North Eastern region in settlement agreement by the\nFurther in connection with its terms of Supreme Court Board did not relate to 31st\ndivestment from the Foods judgement of 19th September, March, 1999 and\nBusiness in the financial year 2005. Your Company had consequently the liability to\n1999-2000, your Company paid an amount of %31.20 pay %1250 lakhs did not arise\nhad incurred a total loss of crore towards principal and in the financial year 1998-\n%53.68 crore, of which provided an amount of 1999 and therefore not\n244.18 crore was claimed as 12.69 crore towards interest. allowable as a deduction for\na loss under the head \"Income In the income tax return filed the year. The tax liability on\nfrom Business\" and \u00a39.50 by your Company for the this is 420 lakhs apart from\ncrore was claimed as a relevant year, this amount was interest.\ncapital loss under the considered as an allowable Your Company's subsidiary\nprovisions of the Income Tax expenditure in the assessment preferred an appeal against\nAct. The Income Tax for the year 2006-07. the above order before the\nDepartment has disallowed However, subsequently the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra\nthe entire amount excepting Income Tax department has Pradesh.\n5.70 crore which was now sent a demand notice jy, Luxury Tax\nallowed as a capital loss. The seeking payment of 220 crore\nCommissioner of Income Tax being tax payable along with As mentioned in last year's Report,\n(Appeals) further allowed interest. Your Company will a Contempt Petition has been filed\n711.24 crore out of the contest the same. in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nbalance amount of %47.98 va the Commercial Tax Officer, on\ncrore, on appeal before him \u00a2. Subsidiary Company behalf of the Government of\nand the same was upheld by During the financial year Andhra Pradesh against the\nthe Income Tax Appellate 1998-1999, your Company's Managing Director of your\nTribunal. Your Company has subsidiary had received Company alleging contempt of the\npreferred an appeal against financial assets worth of Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nthe above order and the 71200 lakhs against a future judgement dated 20th January,\n\nAnnual Report 2010-11", "img_57838.png": "iii\nhead \"Income from Business\" matter is now before the liability of $5200 lakhs. This\nand %8.97 crore was claimed Hon'ble High Court of Andhra was settled on 31st March,\nas a capital loss under the Pradesh. 1999 for an immediate\nprovisions of the Income Tax Consequent to the above payment of 1250 lakhs. The\nAct. orders, the Income Tax settlement was not accepted\nThe Income Tax Appellate Department had issued during . the assessment\nTribunal allowed the entire consequential orders under proceedings and accordingly\namount of $38.67 crore as a Section 154 of the Income disallowed by the Income Tax\ncapital loss. It may be noted Tox Act demanding \u00a328.86 Authorities. On appeal before\nthat the department had crore (revised) which was the CITIA), the matter was\ntreated the entire loss as a paid by your Company. held in favour of your\n\"Speculation Loss\u2019, b. North East Fompeny s subsidiary.\nowever, the Income Tax\n\nYour Company has filed on You would recall that pursuant Tribunal while holding the\nappeal before the Hon'ble to. the withdrawal of matter against your\nHigh Court of Andhra Pradesh exemption notification for Company's subsidiary held\nwhich has been admitted. The manufacture of cigarettes in that the ratification of the said\nmatter is yet to be heard. the North Eastern region in settlement agreement by the\nFurther in connection with its terms of Supreme Court Board did not relate to 31st\ndivestment from the Foods judgement of 19th September, March, 1999 and\nBusiness in the financial year 2005. Your Company had consequently the liability to\n1999-2000, your Company paid an amount of %31.20 pay %1250 lakhs did not arise\nhad incurred a total loss of crore towards principal and in the financial year 1998-\n%53.68 crore, of which provided an amount of 1999 and therefore not\n244.18 crore was claimed as 12.69 crore towards interest. allowable as a deduction for\na loss under the head \"Income In the income tax return filed the year. The tax liability on\nfrom Business\" and \u00a39.50 by your Company for the this is 420 lakhs apart from\ncrore was claimed as a relevant year, this amount was interest.\ncapital loss under the considered as an allowable Your Company's subsidiary\nprovisions of the Income Tax expenditure in the assessment preferred an appeal against\nAct. The Income Tax for the year 2006-07. the above order before the\nDepartment has disallowed However, subsequently the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra\nthe entire amount excepting Income Tax department has Pradesh.\n5.70 crore which was now sent a demand notice jy, Luxury Tax\nallowed as a capital loss. The seeking payment of 220 crore\nCommissioner of Income Tax being tax payable along with As mentioned in last year's Report,\n(Appeals) further allowed interest. Your Company will a Contempt Petition has been filed\n711.24 crore out of the contest the same. in the Hon'ble Supreme Court by\nbalance amount of %47.98 va the Commercial Tax Officer, on\ncrore, on appeal before him \u00a2. Subsidiary Company behalf of the Government of\nand the same was upheld by During the financial year Andhra Pradesh against the\nthe Income Tax Appellate 1998-1999, your Company's Managing Director of your\nTribunal. Your Company has subsidiary had received Company alleging contempt of the\npreferred an appeal against financial assets worth of Hon'ble Supreme Court's\nthe above order and the 71200 lakhs against a future judgement dated 20th January,\n\nAnnual Report 2010-11", "img_51554.png": "Box us RAZ\nHoaveys dhoke Pa. \\Gel&\nHoy 2 Yar\nCounc gor Aquentkunal Serence\nand Jechnology\nAgronomy Degadment\nVaon Bote Onroreshy\nAmes Dowo, TOW\nBememen:\nJ Om QA soelhomeee at Aake- dehnmavn\nWhe Selncol. Becatune o\u00a7 umenckatlole ere\nslancen om NOodrwonal ook Saye QY B2Siayn um.\nable Xo phos HOM ke agh pow a GM odvowy\ndhe etm eRe ANT OMAN G to anak WD,\n\"Oh ork We euce ef Waar Hace cn Yo\nGo AP Cons dtearoly WGInt losfue Me Cheioh\u2014\nmM Sy king, Stan, Anette WIAD nol aw\n\u2014 Sewhory 2... C0 MIWD Jold Ae PONAAMERS\nOa \u2014 Sivas er i :\nWw oe soe: MAN Sspply Ke PAG a\nes Cant tne cosy AdeeceaorA, Away\nSure dist\nwouleh on. SOE SS Fe a phen\ne  Gaathy apartera\\edk\nx SHUR\nJouss aly\nSoa gyome\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/syjk0226", "img_51556.png": "Box us RAZ\nHoaveys dhoke Pa. \\Gel&\nHoy 2 Yar\nCounc gor Aquentkunal Serence\nand Jechnology\nAgronomy Degadment\nVaon Bote Onroreshy\nAmes Dowo, TOW\nBememen:\nJ Om QA soelhomeee at Aake- dehnmavn\nWhe Selncol. Becatune o\u00a7 umenckatlole ere\nslancen om NOodrwonal ook Saye QY B2Siayn um.\nable Xo phos HOM ke agh pow a GM odvowy\ndhe etm eRe ANT OMAN G to anak WD,\n\"Oh ork We euce ef Waar Hace cn Yo\nGo AP Cons dtearoly WGInt losfue Me Cheioh\u2014\nmM Sy king, Stan, Anette WIAD nol aw\n\u2014 Sewhory 2... C0 MIWD Jold Ae PONAAMERS\nOa \u2014 Sivas er i :\nWw oe soe: MAN Sspply Ke PAG a\nes Cant tne cosy AdeeceaorA, Away\nSure dist\nwouleh on. SOE SS Fe a phen\ne  Gaathy apartera\\edk\nx SHUR\nJouss aly\nSoa gyome\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/syjk0226", "img_60475.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60476.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60483.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60484.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60485.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60486.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60487.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60488.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60492.png": "9. FAT CONTROLLED DIET: A 11. CORONARY HEART\non the chemical make-up of the 7. HYDROGENATION is a cholesterol-lowering diet, in which DISEASE: The most common\nparticular fat. If it is largely chemical process which lowers the saturated fat is reduced, form of adult heart disease in which\ncomposed of polyunsaturated fatty amount of polyunsaturates in a polyunsaturated fat is substituted for the main arteries of the heart (the\nacids it is called a polyunsaturated vegetable oil and makes them more saturated fat, and total fat and coronary arteries) have\nfat. Regardless of the composition of stable and hard at room temperature. cholesterol are moderately reduced. atherosclerotic deposits (see \u2018sa\nfat it contains 9 calories per gram These oils then resemble saturated | (It is referred to as a low fat,low atherosclerosis) and the normal |\nand must be controlled to keep fat. E cholesterol diet in the material.) blood flow of the heart is impaired. : |\ncalories low. 8. CHOLESTEROL is a waxy 10. ATHEROSCLEROSIS: 12. TRIGLYCERIDES: The major Po i\n5. POLYUNSATURATED FATS, material used in many of the body\u2019s (Arteriosclerosis) A disease in which fatty substance found in foods from ea ae\nwhich are recommended in the low chemical processes. Too much } there is a thickening and narrowing plant and animal sources. They are ve\nfat plan, are usually liquid oils of cholesterol in the blood encourages of the arteries (major blood vessels). also manufactured by the body from ook\nvegetable origin. Oils such as corn, the development of heart and blood ; The deposit of fat, cholesterol and all foods and beverages and a Aes 1\ncottonseed, safflower, sesame seed, vessel disease. other materials in the inner layer of deposited as fatty tissue. Fat feires\nand sunflower seed are high in Cholesterol in the blood comes the arterial wall interferes with the circulates in the body mainly as ie Easy\npolyunsaturated fat. They tend to from two sources: it is manufactured normal blood flow and the triglycerides. ee }\nlower the level of cholesterol in the by the body; and it is absorbed | nourishment of the tissues. |\nblood. directly from foods of animal origin. Atherosclerosis is often called a \u2018\nSalad dressing, cooking fats and Meat, fish and poultry contain \u201chardening of the arteries\u201d\nmargarines should contain the cholesterol. Egg yolks and organ (arteriosclerosis) and is the basic t\nrecommended polyunsaturated meats are very high in cholesterol. cause of most heart attacks and Ky\nvegetable oils for their Such foods are limited in low fat } strokes. L\ncholesterol-lowering effect. diets. There is no cholesterol in\n6. MONOUNSATURATED FATS: foods of plant origin, such as fruits,\nFats that neither contribute to vegetables, grains, cereal and nuts, |\natherosclerosis nor help to prevent and generous use of these foods is J\nit. These are fats such as those found recommended.\nin olive oil and peanut oil. It may be y\nused for flavor occasionally, but it\nshould not take the place of ;\npolyunsaturated vegetable oils. .", "img_60595.png": "ag Se high fat sauces. To saute or pan fry in with animal fat removed and replaced\nCREATIVE CUISINE polyunsaturated oil is acceptable if used with polyunsaturated oil. Minimal\nGUIDELINES sparingly. amounts of these cheeses should be used\n2 STR EE DE VEGETABLES because of high total fat content.\nAll vegetables are acceptable but BREADS 5\n. \u2018 should be sparingly seasoned with Yeast breads or rolls of any variety\nAPPETIZERS or prepared from ingredients low in margarine or stir fried with (other than those such as egg, cheese, or\nJuices, fresh fruits, consomm\u00e9, saturated fat and of higher | polyunsaturated fat or oil. butter crust breads). Biscuits, muffins\nboullion, clear broth soups, raw polyunsaturated content. Lean ground | SALADS and other hot breads should be avoided\nvegetables with low calorie dip, fish, beef is acceptable. Organ meats are not ! Poultry, fish, vegetable or fruit unless made with polyunsaturated fat.\nshellfish. acceptable. 6 ve salads may be used. Blending agent DESSERTS\nMEAT Poultry \u2014 trimmed of visible fat, should be used sparingly. Cottage cheese, Fresh fruits, angelfood cake,\nBeef, Lamb, Pork = lean, =: prepared in a manner to deplete fat. Any if used,should be well-drained regular sherbets, fruit ices, chiffon pies with |\nmoderately marbled, trimmed of visible accompanying gravy or sauce should be cottage cheese or low fat variety. crust made with polyunsaturated fat,\nfat, portion not to exceed six ounces skimmed or prepared from ingredients CHEESE whips, skim milk puddings or low fs\ncooked weight as a dinner portion or low in saturated fat or of higher Cheeses used on any casseroles calorie pudding or gelatin. |\npreferably smaller portions, for example, polyunsaturated content. Rye should be of skimmed or partially OTHER FOODS TO BE\n3 to 4 ounces prepared in a manner that Fish and Shellfish \u2014 all varieties skimmed milk such as mozzarella, AVAILABLE\nlowers fat content. Any accompanying acceptable. Prepared in any standard Parmesan, Romano, feta, jarlsberg, danbo Skim milk, soft tub margarine or a\ngravy or sauce should be skimmed of fat manner except frying in deep fat or in or a specially processed cheese product stick margarine with liquid safflower or\ncorn oil as main ingredient, oi] and\n| vinegar dressing (plain or seasoned with\nspices and herbs).\nSpices, herbs, wines and most\n| condiments are acceptable for flavoring.\n10 Pee eet cov art ere mee 2350 UR Sa oe 2,", "img_60596.png": "ag Se high fat sauces. To saute or pan fry in with animal fat removed and replaced\nCREATIVE CUISINE polyunsaturated oil is acceptable if used with polyunsaturated oil. Minimal\nGUIDELINES sparingly. amounts of these cheeses should be used\n2 STR EE DE VEGETABLES because of high total fat content.\nAll vegetables are acceptable but BREADS 5\n. \u2018 should be sparingly seasoned with Yeast breads or rolls of any variety\nAPPETIZERS or prepared from ingredients low in margarine or stir fried with (other than those such as egg, cheese, or\nJuices, fresh fruits, consomm\u00e9, saturated fat and of higher | polyunsaturated fat or oil. butter crust breads). Biscuits, muffins\nboullion, clear broth soups, raw polyunsaturated content. Lean ground | SALADS and other hot breads should be avoided\nvegetables with low calorie dip, fish, beef is acceptable. Organ meats are not ! Poultry, fish, vegetable or fruit unless made with polyunsaturated fat.\nshellfish. acceptable. 6 ve salads may be used. Blending agent DESSERTS\nMEAT Poultry \u2014 trimmed of visible fat, should be used sparingly. Cottage cheese, Fresh fruits, angelfood cake,\nBeef, Lamb, Pork = lean, =: prepared in a manner to deplete fat. Any if used,should be well-drained regular sherbets, fruit ices, chiffon pies with |\nmoderately marbled, trimmed of visible accompanying gravy or sauce should be cottage cheese or low fat variety. crust made with polyunsaturated fat,\nfat, portion not to exceed six ounces skimmed or prepared from ingredients CHEESE whips, skim milk puddings or low fs\ncooked weight as a dinner portion or low in saturated fat or of higher Cheeses used on any casseroles calorie pudding or gelatin. |\npreferably smaller portions, for example, polyunsaturated content. Rye should be of skimmed or partially OTHER FOODS TO BE\n3 to 4 ounces prepared in a manner that Fish and Shellfish \u2014 all varieties skimmed milk such as mozzarella, AVAILABLE\nlowers fat content. Any accompanying acceptable. Prepared in any standard Parmesan, Romano, feta, jarlsberg, danbo Skim milk, soft tub margarine or a\ngravy or sauce should be skimmed of fat manner except frying in deep fat or in or a specially processed cheese product stick margarine with liquid safflower or\ncorn oil as main ingredient, oi] and\n| vinegar dressing (plain or seasoned with\nspices and herbs).\nSpices, herbs, wines and most\n| condiments are acceptable for flavoring.\n10 Pee eet cov art ere mee 2350 UR Sa oe 2,", "img_60597.png": "ag Se high fat sauces. To saute or pan fry in with animal fat removed and replaced\nCREATIVE CUISINE polyunsaturated oil is acceptable if used with polyunsaturated oil. Minimal\nGUIDELINES sparingly. amounts of these cheeses should be used\n2 STR EE DE VEGETABLES because of high total fat content.\nAll vegetables are acceptable but BREADS 5\n. \u2018 should be sparingly seasoned with Yeast breads or rolls of any variety\nAPPETIZERS or prepared from ingredients low in margarine or stir fried with (other than those such as egg, cheese, or\nJuices, fresh fruits, consomm\u00e9, saturated fat and of higher | polyunsaturated fat or oil. butter crust breads). Biscuits, muffins\nboullion, clear broth soups, raw polyunsaturated content. Lean ground | SALADS and other hot breads should be avoided\nvegetables with low calorie dip, fish, beef is acceptable. Organ meats are not ! Poultry, fish, vegetable or fruit unless made with polyunsaturated fat.\nshellfish. acceptable. 6 ve salads may be used. Blending agent DESSERTS\nMEAT Poultry \u2014 trimmed of visible fat, should be used sparingly. Cottage cheese, Fresh fruits, angelfood cake,\nBeef, Lamb, Pork = lean, =: prepared in a manner to deplete fat. Any if used,should be well-drained regular sherbets, fruit ices, chiffon pies with |\nmoderately marbled, trimmed of visible accompanying gravy or sauce should be cottage cheese or low fat variety. crust made with polyunsaturated fat,\nfat, portion not to exceed six ounces skimmed or prepared from ingredients CHEESE whips, skim milk puddings or low fs\ncooked weight as a dinner portion or low in saturated fat or of higher Cheeses used on any casseroles calorie pudding or gelatin. |\npreferably smaller portions, for example, polyunsaturated content. Rye should be of skimmed or partially OTHER FOODS TO BE\n3 to 4 ounces prepared in a manner that Fish and Shellfish \u2014 all varieties skimmed milk such as mozzarella, AVAILABLE\nlowers fat content. Any accompanying acceptable. Prepared in any standard Parmesan, Romano, feta, jarlsberg, danbo Skim milk, soft tub margarine or a\ngravy or sauce should be skimmed of fat manner except frying in deep fat or in or a specially processed cheese product stick margarine with liquid safflower or\ncorn oil as main ingredient, oi] and\n| vinegar dressing (plain or seasoned with\nspices and herbs).\nSpices, herbs, wines and most\n| condiments are acceptable for flavoring.\n10 Pee eet cov art ere mee 2350 UR Sa oe 2,", "img_60598.png": "ag Se high fat sauces. To saute or pan fry in with animal fat removed and replaced\nCREATIVE CUISINE polyunsaturated oil is acceptable if used with polyunsaturated oil. Minimal\nGUIDELINES sparingly. amounts of these cheeses should be used\n2 STR EE DE VEGETABLES because of high total fat content.\nAll vegetables are acceptable but BREADS 5\n. \u2018 should be sparingly seasoned with Yeast breads or rolls of any variety\nAPPETIZERS or prepared from ingredients low in margarine or stir fried with (other than those such as egg, cheese, or\nJuices, fresh fruits, consomm\u00e9, saturated fat and of higher | polyunsaturated fat or oil. butter crust breads). Biscuits, muffins\nboullion, clear broth soups, raw polyunsaturated content. Lean ground | SALADS and other hot breads should be avoided\nvegetables with low calorie dip, fish, beef is acceptable. Organ meats are not ! Poultry, fish, vegetable or fruit unless made with polyunsaturated fat.\nshellfish. acceptable. 6 ve salads may be used. Blending agent DESSERTS\nMEAT Poultry \u2014 trimmed of visible fat, should be used sparingly. Cottage cheese, Fresh fruits, angelfood cake,\nBeef, Lamb, Pork = lean, =: prepared in a manner to deplete fat. Any if used,should be well-drained regular sherbets, fruit ices, chiffon pies with |\nmoderately marbled, trimmed of visible accompanying gravy or sauce should be cottage cheese or low fat variety. crust made with polyunsaturated fat,\nfat, portion not to exceed six ounces skimmed or prepared from ingredients CHEESE whips, skim milk puddings or low fs\ncooked weight as a dinner portion or low in saturated fat or of higher Cheeses used on any casseroles calorie pudding or gelatin. |\npreferably smaller portions, for example, polyunsaturated content. Rye should be of skimmed or partially OTHER FOODS TO BE\n3 to 4 ounces prepared in a manner that Fish and Shellfish \u2014 all varieties skimmed milk such as mozzarella, AVAILABLE\nlowers fat content. Any accompanying acceptable. Prepared in any standard Parmesan, Romano, feta, jarlsberg, danbo Skim milk, soft tub margarine or a\ngravy or sauce should be skimmed of fat manner except frying in deep fat or in or a specially processed cheese product stick margarine with liquid safflower or\ncorn oil as main ingredient, oi] and\n| vinegar dressing (plain or seasoned with\nspices and herbs).\nSpices, herbs, wines and most\n| condiments are acceptable for flavoring.\n10 Pee eet cov art ere mee 2350 UR Sa oe 2,", "img_60104.png": ". . . @ ee\n\nfe mt FF (fF -) | 24\n\n: - S a : : cop a fF\n\n=e i ee . ee\n2) ec ee <4 re a\n\no 7 i. PERSPE \u2014 IVES. a\nee ( | |.\nee es ee I eee\n\nGor Ce ie oe \u2014 ee\nMEDICS UN NATSU AND COIN _\n\n: A Lasher Addeas Uy OR BORER GOOTs : . :\n\n: 8 = a dhe (OFT Inu Scicace Sunponis: ee\n\nBoho Con Dieter of Rice fer ae Since \u2014\n\n: Because Eis Ge Conc Ree docucnd \u2018 | Ce\nMech Cle ei ies to he 7 |\n\n: Te Ge he Bubonuny oF \u2014\n\n: Agee Eis Goudy etocd Doe ee Gace 4 Se\n\nUG eo el te Cates Met Sue, .\n\n: Ur Ge Greil an Geodon af g counties in 8 \u2014 |e a\n\n: ete cl ccs Tle ported one \u2014 co a\n\n: Sot Ge aU Cds coe Das Geen @ Gene of cag 4 | \u2014\n\n: ee de oe a |.\n\noe el as eed cue he unicode bs cently : _ - .\neres es a. . a \u2014\nee s\u2014s\u2014isOisiCi\u2018iCzsCOS\nrr ee i |.\nRRC AS . A\n| Hewatont sy trval popes asbenme i\nhe cement astoie fom Chins toon\nec CCCs\nee ee ee si\nrr  s\u2014iOOO iC CrsiiCOsiC\u2018 \u2018i;szsOCCiCisCisC\nee ee\na\noe Oe et\nrd a ee\nee ete ee\nre eg a he ee\na\nre ee a le\nrr ee tions ee\nee et ee eee\nre ed ae ee cl ee ee\nrr ee a\nee ce\nChhoti the em aud wens De Good aids\nee ls ch cee\ner er a eC\net ee\ncl ee\nee  \u2014~\u2014OOOi\nes\net \u2014( r\u2014< rr rs s\u2014<isrs\u2014sSsCis\nree ee", "img_60106.png": ". . . @ ee\n\nfe mt FF (fF -) | 24\n\n: - S a : : cop a fF\n\n=e i ee . ee\n2) ec ee <4 re a\n\no 7 i. PERSPE \u2014 IVES. a\nee ( | |.\nee es ee I eee\n\nGor Ce ie oe \u2014 ee\nMEDICS UN NATSU AND COIN _\n\n: A Lasher Addeas Uy OR BORER GOOTs : . :\n\n: 8 = a dhe (OFT Inu Scicace Sunponis: ee\n\nBoho Con Dieter of Rice fer ae Since \u2014\n\n: Because Eis Ge Conc Ree docucnd \u2018 | Ce\nMech Cle ei ies to he 7 |\n\n: Te Ge he Bubonuny oF \u2014\n\n: Agee Eis Goudy etocd Doe ee Gace 4 Se\n\nUG eo el te Cates Met Sue, .\n\n: Ur Ge Greil an Geodon af g counties in 8 \u2014 |e a\n\n: ete cl ccs Tle ported one \u2014 co a\n\n: Sot Ge aU Cds coe Das Geen @ Gene of cag 4 | \u2014\n\n: ee de oe a |.\n\noe el as eed cue he unicode bs cently : _ - .\neres es a. . a \u2014\nee s\u2014s\u2014isOisiCi\u2018iCzsCOS\nrr ee i |.\nRRC AS . A\n| Hewatont sy trval popes asbenme i\nhe cement astoie fom Chins toon\nec CCCs\nee ee ee si\nrr  s\u2014iOOO iC CrsiiCOsiC\u2018 \u2018i;szsOCCiCisCisC\nee ee\na\noe Oe et\nrd a ee\nee ete ee\nre eg a he ee\na\nre ee a le\nrr ee tions ee\nee et ee eee\nre ed ae ee cl ee ee\nrr ee a\nee ce\nChhoti the em aud wens De Good aids\nee ls ch cee\ner er a eC\net ee\ncl ee\nee  \u2014~\u2014OOOi\nes\net \u2014( r\u2014< rr rs s\u2014<isrs\u2014sSsCis\nree ee", "img_60109.png": ". . . @ ee\n\nfe mt FF (fF -) | 24\n\n: - S a : : cop a fF\n\n=e i ee . ee\n2) ec ee <4 re a\n\no 7 i. PERSPE \u2014 IVES. a\nee ( | |.\nee es ee I eee\n\nGor Ce ie oe \u2014 ee\nMEDICS UN NATSU AND COIN _\n\n: A Lasher Addeas Uy OR BORER GOOTs : . :\n\n: 8 = a dhe (OFT Inu Scicace Sunponis: ee\n\nBoho Con Dieter of Rice fer ae Since \u2014\n\n: Because Eis Ge Conc Ree docucnd \u2018 | Ce\nMech Cle ei ies to he 7 |\n\n: Te Ge he Bubonuny oF \u2014\n\n: Agee Eis Goudy etocd Doe ee Gace 4 Se\n\nUG eo el te Cates Met Sue, .\n\n: Ur Ge Greil an Geodon af g counties in 8 \u2014 |e a\n\n: ete cl ccs Tle ported one \u2014 co a\n\n: Sot Ge aU Cds coe Das Geen @ Gene of cag 4 | \u2014\n\n: ee de oe a |.\n\noe el as eed cue he unicode bs cently : _ - .\neres es a. . a \u2014\nee s\u2014s\u2014isOisiCi\u2018iCzsCOS\nrr ee i |.\nRRC AS . A\n| Hewatont sy trval popes asbenme i\nhe cement astoie fom Chins toon\nec CCCs\nee ee ee si\nrr  s\u2014iOOO iC CrsiiCOsiC\u2018 \u2018i;szsOCCiCisCisC\nee ee\na\noe Oe et\nrd a ee\nee ete ee\nre eg a he ee\na\nre ee a le\nrr ee tions ee\nee et ee eee\nre ed ae ee cl ee ee\nrr ee a\nee ce\nChhoti the em aud wens De Good aids\nee ls ch cee\ner er a eC\net ee\ncl ee\nee  \u2014~\u2014OOOi\nes\net \u2014( r\u2014< rr rs s\u2014<isrs\u2014sSsCis\nree ee", "img_60112.png": ". . . @ ee\n\nfe mt FF (fF -) | 24\n\n: - S a : : cop a fF\n\n=e i ee . ee\n2) ec ee <4 re a\n\no 7 i. PERSPE \u2014 IVES. a\nee ( | |.\nee es ee I eee\n\nGor Ce ie oe \u2014 ee\nMEDICS UN NATSU AND COIN _\n\n: A Lasher Addeas Uy OR BORER GOOTs : . :\n\n: 8 = a dhe (OFT Inu Scicace Sunponis: ee\n\nBoho Con Dieter of Rice fer ae Since \u2014\n\n: Because Eis Ge Conc Ree docucnd \u2018 | Ce\nMech Cle ei ies to he 7 |\n\n: Te Ge he Bubonuny oF \u2014\n\n: Agee Eis Goudy etocd Doe ee Gace 4 Se\n\nUG eo el te Cates Met Sue, .\n\n: Ur Ge Greil an Geodon af g counties in 8 \u2014 |e a\n\n: ete cl ccs Tle ported one \u2014 co a\n\n: Sot Ge aU Cds coe Das Geen @ Gene of cag 4 | \u2014\n\n: ee de oe a |.\n\noe el as eed cue he unicode bs cently : _ - .\neres es a. . a \u2014\nee s\u2014s\u2014isOisiCi\u2018iCzsCOS\nrr ee i |.\nRRC AS . A\n| Hewatont sy trval popes asbenme i\nhe cement astoie fom Chins toon\nec CCCs\nee ee ee si\nrr  s\u2014iOOO iC CrsiiCOsiC\u2018 \u2018i;szsOCCiCisCisC\nee ee\na\noe Oe et\nrd a ee\nee ete ee\nre eg a he ee\na\nre ee a le\nrr ee tions ee\nee et ee eee\nre ed ae ee cl ee ee\nrr ee a\nee ce\nChhoti the em aud wens De Good aids\nee ls ch cee\ner er a eC\net ee\ncl ee\nee  \u2014~\u2014OOOi\nes\net \u2014( r\u2014< rr rs s\u2014<isrs\u2014sSsCis\nree ee", "img_64885.png": ".\nTABLE 1\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP STATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE\nLiving Status Known Living Status Unknown\nStepped Referred Stepped Referred\nN iz N h N % N A\nATLANTA 560 98.9 544 96.1 6 Tot 22 a9)\nBALTIMORE 482 98.4 488 99.6 8 1.6 2 0.4\nBIRMINGHAM 365 99.7 361 98.9 1 0.3 4 ee\nBOSTON 368 100.0 371 98.4 0 0.0 6 106\nCHICAGO 255 100.0 259 99.2 0 0.0 2 0.8\nDAVIS 294 97.7 295 99.0 7 28 3 1.0\nE. LANSING 291 99.7 290 98.3 iH 0.3 5 flei7\nEVANS CO. 343 99.4 340 99.7 2) 0.6 1 0.3\nGEORGETOWN 150 95.5 151 96.2 7 Lea) 6 3.8\nJACKSON 450 100.0 442 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\nLOS ANGELES 441 100.0 430 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\n; MINNEAPOLIS 426 100.0 428 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 :\nNEW YORK 468 99.4 459 99.8 3 0.6 1 0.2\nSALT LAKE 553 99.3 535 98.2 4 Olay] 10 3\nTOTAL 5446 99.3 5393 98.9 39 OLi7 62 To\nSTolU[nersHan ald OXS7/ ANU UN aL6 [Ulitayz6( OLe10]anl=)alesM Ul ers) =16[0),6 (eles) 74 6)0 [OPA", "img_64886.png": ".\nTABLE 1\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP STATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE\nLiving Status Known Living Status Unknown\nStepped Referred Stepped Referred\nN iz N h N % N A\nATLANTA 560 98.9 544 96.1 6 Tot 22 a9)\nBALTIMORE 482 98.4 488 99.6 8 1.6 2 0.4\nBIRMINGHAM 365 99.7 361 98.9 1 0.3 4 ee\nBOSTON 368 100.0 371 98.4 0 0.0 6 106\nCHICAGO 255 100.0 259 99.2 0 0.0 2 0.8\nDAVIS 294 97.7 295 99.0 7 28 3 1.0\nE. LANSING 291 99.7 290 98.3 iH 0.3 5 flei7\nEVANS CO. 343 99.4 340 99.7 2) 0.6 1 0.3\nGEORGETOWN 150 95.5 151 96.2 7 Lea) 6 3.8\nJACKSON 450 100.0 442 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\nLOS ANGELES 441 100.0 430 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\n; MINNEAPOLIS 426 100.0 428 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 :\nNEW YORK 468 99.4 459 99.8 3 0.6 1 0.2\nSALT LAKE 553 99.3 535 98.2 4 Olay] 10 3\nTOTAL 5446 99.3 5393 98.9 39 OLi7 62 To\nSTolU[nersHan ald OXS7/ ANU UN aL6 [Ulitayz6( OLe10]anl=)alesM Ul ers) =16[0),6 (eles) 74 6)0 [OPA", "img_64887.png": ".\nTABLE 1\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP STATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE\nLiving Status Known Living Status Unknown\nStepped Referred Stepped Referred\nN iz N h N % N A\nATLANTA 560 98.9 544 96.1 6 Tot 22 a9)\nBALTIMORE 482 98.4 488 99.6 8 1.6 2 0.4\nBIRMINGHAM 365 99.7 361 98.9 1 0.3 4 ee\nBOSTON 368 100.0 371 98.4 0 0.0 6 106\nCHICAGO 255 100.0 259 99.2 0 0.0 2 0.8\nDAVIS 294 97.7 295 99.0 7 28 3 1.0\nE. LANSING 291 99.7 290 98.3 iH 0.3 5 flei7\nEVANS CO. 343 99.4 340 99.7 2) 0.6 1 0.3\nGEORGETOWN 150 95.5 151 96.2 7 Lea) 6 3.8\nJACKSON 450 100.0 442 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\nLOS ANGELES 441 100.0 430 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\n; MINNEAPOLIS 426 100.0 428 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 :\nNEW YORK 468 99.4 459 99.8 3 0.6 1 0.2\nSALT LAKE 553 99.3 535 98.2 4 Olay] 10 3\nTOTAL 5446 99.3 5393 98.9 39 OLi7 62 To\nSTolU[nersHan ald OXS7/ ANU UN aL6 [Ulitayz6( OLe10]anl=)alesM Ul ers) =16[0),6 (eles) 74 6)0 [OPA", "img_64888.png": ".\nTABLE 1\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP STATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE\nLiving Status Known Living Status Unknown\nStepped Referred Stepped Referred\nN iz N h N % N A\nATLANTA 560 98.9 544 96.1 6 Tot 22 a9)\nBALTIMORE 482 98.4 488 99.6 8 1.6 2 0.4\nBIRMINGHAM 365 99.7 361 98.9 1 0.3 4 ee\nBOSTON 368 100.0 371 98.4 0 0.0 6 106\nCHICAGO 255 100.0 259 99.2 0 0.0 2 0.8\nDAVIS 294 97.7 295 99.0 7 28 3 1.0\nE. LANSING 291 99.7 290 98.3 iH 0.3 5 flei7\nEVANS CO. 343 99.4 340 99.7 2) 0.6 1 0.3\nGEORGETOWN 150 95.5 151 96.2 7 Lea) 6 3.8\nJACKSON 450 100.0 442 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\nLOS ANGELES 441 100.0 430 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\n; MINNEAPOLIS 426 100.0 428 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 :\nNEW YORK 468 99.4 459 99.8 3 0.6 1 0.2\nSALT LAKE 553 99.3 535 98.2 4 Olay] 10 3\nTOTAL 5446 99.3 5393 98.9 39 OLi7 62 To\nSTolU[nersHan ald OXS7/ ANU UN aL6 [Ulitayz6( OLe10]anl=)alesM Ul ers) =16[0),6 (eles) 74 6)0 [OPA", "img_64889.png": ".\nTABLE 1\nFIRST YEAR FOLLOW-UP STATUS AS OF 3/22/76\nFOR STEPPED AND REFERRED CARE\nLiving Status Known Living Status Unknown\nStepped Referred Stepped Referred\nN iz N h N % N A\nATLANTA 560 98.9 544 96.1 6 Tot 22 a9)\nBALTIMORE 482 98.4 488 99.6 8 1.6 2 0.4\nBIRMINGHAM 365 99.7 361 98.9 1 0.3 4 ee\nBOSTON 368 100.0 371 98.4 0 0.0 6 106\nCHICAGO 255 100.0 259 99.2 0 0.0 2 0.8\nDAVIS 294 97.7 295 99.0 7 28 3 1.0\nE. LANSING 291 99.7 290 98.3 iH 0.3 5 flei7\nEVANS CO. 343 99.4 340 99.7 2) 0.6 1 0.3\nGEORGETOWN 150 95.5 151 96.2 7 Lea) 6 3.8\nJACKSON 450 100.0 442 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\nLOS ANGELES 441 100.0 430 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0\n; MINNEAPOLIS 426 100.0 428 100.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 :\nNEW YORK 468 99.4 459 99.8 3 0.6 1 0.2\nSALT LAKE 553 99.3 535 98.2 4 Olay] 10 3\nTOTAL 5446 99.3 5393 98.9 39 OLi7 62 To\nSTolU[nersHan ald OXS7/ ANU UN aL6 [Ulitayz6( OLe10]anl=)alesM Ul ers) =16[0),6 (eles) 74 6)0 [OPA", "img_17001.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_17002.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_17003.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_17004.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_17005.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_17007.png": "a 73 \\\nPROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Steven W. Gutkin\n22 Monhegan Avenue\nOakland, NJ 07436-4025\nTel: 201-677-0498\nPROJECT: #8421: Manuscript on \u201cCardiovascular Effects of HRT: What Factors May\nInfluence Risk?\u201d for submission to Proceedings Book of the International\nMenopause Society.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 10- to 12-page manuscript (not including references) based on the slide\npresentation.\nPoints to Include ,\nThe paper should follow the slides with emphasis on the fact that MPA is not the\nproblem, and that primary prevention of CVD is key for postmenopausal women.\nReferences\nDesign Write will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscript, and all reference materials\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be returned to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Wednesday, October 25, 2000, upon receipt of instructions\nand any references provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of draft to DesignWrite by the writer is Wednesday, November 8, 2000.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly, perhaps within 24 hours. DesignWrite will make every effort\nto alert the writer as to when comments/requests for revisions are expected;\nhowever, we may not be able to give prior notice at all times.\nDeadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to meet deadlines may result in\nfinancial penalties.\nConfidentiality\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence will be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 4009\n1\n|\n| at sername riser Rt HEC emer\nDWRITE 003341", "img_42027.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42028.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42034.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42036.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42037.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42039.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42040.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_42041.png": "PES Se He RS\nCurrent assets\nCash and cash equivalents (Notes 1 and 14) $10,768 7,770\nMarketable securities (Notes 1 and 14) 2,041 1,545\nAccounts receivable trade, less allowances for doubtful accounts $268 (2007, $193) O719 9,444\nInventories (Notes 1 and 2) \u00a7,052 5,110\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 3,430 2,609\nPrepaid expenses and other receivables 3.367 3,467\nMarketable securities, non-current (Notes 1 and 14) A 2\nProperty, plant and equipment, net (Notes 1 and 3) 14,365 14,185\nIntangible assets, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,976 14,640\nGoodwill, net (Notes 1 and 7) 13,719 14,123\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 5.841 4,889\nOther assets (Note 5) 2,630 3,170\nTotal assets $84,912 80,954\nLiabilities and Shareholders\u2019 Equi\nCurrent liabilities\nLoans and notes payable (Note 6) $ 3.732 2,463\nAccounts payable 7,503 6,909\nAccrued liabilities 5,531 6,412\nAccrued rebates, returns and promotions 2,237 2,318\nAccrued salaries, wages and commissions 1,482 1,512\nAccrued taxes on income ANT. 223\nTotal current liabilities 19,837\nLong-term debt (Note 6) 8,120 7,074\nDeferred taxes on income (Note 8) 1,482 1,493\nEmployee related obligations (Notes 5 and 13) TI9t 5,402\nOther liabilities 4.206 3,829\nTotal liabilities 42,401 37,635\nShareholders\u2019 equity\nPreferred stock \u2014 without par value\n\n(authorized and unissued 2,000,000 shares) = _\u2014\nCommon stock \u2014 par value $1.00 per share (Note 20)\n\n(authorized 4,320,000,000 shares; issued 3,119,843,000 shares) 3,120 3,120\nAccumulated other comprehensive income (Note 12) {4,955) (693)\nRetained earnings 63.379 55,280\n\n61,544 57,707\nLess: common stock held in treasury, at cost (Note 20)\n\n(350,665,000 shares and 279,620,000 shares) 19,083 14,388\n\nTotal liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity $84,912 80,954\nP-08501-00063", "img_51676.png": "INDEX\n1. WATER FROM GOVERNMENT DRAIN DITCH\n2. WATER FROM MAIN WATER TANK\n3. WATER FOR WASHING VACUUM FILTERS\n4. WATER FOR WASHING WHITE SUGAR\n5. WATER IN BOILER FEED TANK\n6. WATER IN BOILERS\n7. DRINKING WATER FROM DEEP WELL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tgph0227", "img_51679.png": "INDEX\n1. WATER FROM GOVERNMENT DRAIN DITCH\n2. WATER FROM MAIN WATER TANK\n3. WATER FOR WASHING VACUUM FILTERS\n4. WATER FOR WASHING WHITE SUGAR\n5. WATER IN BOILER FEED TANK\n6. WATER IN BOILERS\n7. DRINKING WATER FROM DEEP WELL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tgph0227", "img_51680.png": "INDEX\n1. WATER FROM GOVERNMENT DRAIN DITCH\n2. WATER FROM MAIN WATER TANK\n3. WATER FOR WASHING VACUUM FILTERS\n4. WATER FOR WASHING WHITE SUGAR\n5. WATER IN BOILER FEED TANK\n6. WATER IN BOILERS\n7. DRINKING WATER FROM DEEP WELL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tgph0227", "img_51681.png": "INDEX\n1. WATER FROM GOVERNMENT DRAIN DITCH\n2. WATER FROM MAIN WATER TANK\n3. WATER FOR WASHING VACUUM FILTERS\n4. WATER FOR WASHING WHITE SUGAR\n5. WATER IN BOILER FEED TANK\n6. WATER IN BOILERS\n7. DRINKING WATER FROM DEEP WELL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tgph0227", "img_51683.png": "INDEX\n1. WATER FROM GOVERNMENT DRAIN DITCH\n2. WATER FROM MAIN WATER TANK\n3. WATER FOR WASHING VACUUM FILTERS\n4. WATER FOR WASHING WHITE SUGAR\n5. WATER IN BOILER FEED TANK\n6. WATER IN BOILERS\n7. DRINKING WATER FROM DEEP WELL\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tgph0227", "img_1898.png": "June 30, 2016 ODE\n\nCOMMENTS AT THE EPA PUBLIC SCIENCE\nMEETING ON TERT-BUTANOL\nNancy Beck, PhD, DABT\nSenior Director, ACC\n\nSee Ain. American\u2019\n\nTOUS Ce OO Chemistry\n\u201cae - Source? hitpss}/wwiv industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/thcn0226", "img_1899.png": "June 30, 2016 ODE\n\nCOMMENTS AT THE EPA PUBLIC SCIENCE\nMEETING ON TERT-BUTANOL\nNancy Beck, PhD, DABT\nSenior Director, ACC\n\nSee Ain. American\u2019\n\nTOUS Ce OO Chemistry\n\u201cae - Source? hitpss}/wwiv industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/thcn0226", "img_1900.png": "Cross-cutting concerns ~~ <M de\n1) Use of outdated and problematic Preamble -\n2) Criteria for evaluating study quality\n3) Benchmark dose modeling transparency\n4) Quantification of the Suggestive cancer endpoint\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/thcn0226", "img_51356.png": ", GOVERNOR'S PESTICIDE COUNCIL\n; Ellington Agricultural Center\nNovember 24, 1969\nAGENDA\n10:00 - 10:20 Fish Kill Report - Fred Stanberry, Director,\nTennessee Game and Fish Commission\n10:20 - 10:30 Discussion\n10:30 - 10:50 Department of Health, Education & Welfare\nSpecial Committee Study on Pesticides\n- Dr. William Darby, Head of Biochemistry\nDepartment, Vanderbilt University\n10:50 - 11:00 Discussion\n11:00 - 11:20 Pesticide Use and Public Health - Dr. Wayland Hayes,\nProfessor of Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University\n11:20 - 11:30 Discussion\n11:30 - 11:50 Pesticide Work in the Department of Agriculture\nand Legal Restrictions - Eugene H. Holeman,\nDirector, Division of Foods & Drugs\n11:50 - 12:00 Discussion\n12:00 - 12:30 Business - Commissioner W. F. Moss\n12:30 Lunch", "img_51359.png": ", GOVERNOR'S PESTICIDE COUNCIL\n; Ellington Agricultural Center\nNovember 24, 1969\nAGENDA\n10:00 - 10:20 Fish Kill Report - Fred Stanberry, Director,\nTennessee Game and Fish Commission\n10:20 - 10:30 Discussion\n10:30 - 10:50 Department of Health, Education & Welfare\nSpecial Committee Study on Pesticides\n- Dr. William Darby, Head of Biochemistry\nDepartment, Vanderbilt University\n10:50 - 11:00 Discussion\n11:00 - 11:20 Pesticide Use and Public Health - Dr. Wayland Hayes,\nProfessor of Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University\n11:20 - 11:30 Discussion\n11:30 - 11:50 Pesticide Work in the Department of Agriculture\nand Legal Restrictions - Eugene H. Holeman,\nDirector, Division of Foods & Drugs\n11:50 - 12:00 Discussion\n12:00 - 12:30 Business - Commissioner W. F. Moss\n12:30 Lunch", "img_9961.png": ", PT Everything you need for nl\n-and home.}..for less!\n\\ BUYING AAD DECUTVE GRACES\nDEAL # WK . 860 eal ew YORK, NY 10003\nSTORE # ALC Sro2es\nPROMOTIONAL CIGARETTE DISPLAY OFFER\ni COMPANY RZ. a yrods  Tasacca Co.\na BRAND bd i S20 2\nDISPLAY a C4270 Dis pets\nCONSUMER\n. OFFER MOE\ndie 4\nDISPLAY PERIOD From selmi o Miata > \u00a3\nPAYMENTS WILL BE MADE AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.\n. RAY SANGER\naf BUYER\noy\nms\nme NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU RECEIVE THESE GOODS FROM YOUR\no DISTRIBUTOR.\nCC: ANGELA HOLNESS\n, wm\nco\nwo\nWw\nw\n\u2018 N\n\u2018 : 8\nw", "img_9962.png": ", PT Everything you need for nl\n-and home.}..for less!\n\\ BUYING AAD DECUTVE GRACES\nDEAL # WK . 860 eal ew YORK, NY 10003\nSTORE # ALC Sro2es\nPROMOTIONAL CIGARETTE DISPLAY OFFER\ni COMPANY RZ. a yrods  Tasacca Co.\na BRAND bd i S20 2\nDISPLAY a C4270 Dis pets\nCONSUMER\n. OFFER MOE\ndie 4\nDISPLAY PERIOD From selmi o Miata > \u00a3\nPAYMENTS WILL BE MADE AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.\n. RAY SANGER\naf BUYER\noy\nms\nme NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU RECEIVE THESE GOODS FROM YOUR\no DISTRIBUTOR.\nCC: ANGELA HOLNESS\n, wm\nco\nwo\nWw\nw\n\u2018 N\n\u2018 : 8\nw", "img_9964.png": ", PT Everything you need for nl\n-and home.}..for less!\n\\ BUYING AAD DECUTVE GRACES\nDEAL # WK . 860 eal ew YORK, NY 10003\nSTORE # ALC Sro2es\nPROMOTIONAL CIGARETTE DISPLAY OFFER\ni COMPANY RZ. a yrods  Tasacca Co.\na BRAND bd i S20 2\nDISPLAY a C4270 Dis pets\nCONSUMER\n. OFFER MOE\ndie 4\nDISPLAY PERIOD From selmi o Miata > \u00a3\nPAYMENTS WILL BE MADE AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.\n. RAY SANGER\naf BUYER\noy\nms\nme NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU RECEIVE THESE GOODS FROM YOUR\no DISTRIBUTOR.\nCC: ANGELA HOLNESS\n, wm\nco\nwo\nWw\nw\n\u2018 N\n\u2018 : 8\nw", "img_9966.png": ", PT Everything you need for nl\n-and home.}..for less!\n\\ BUYING AAD DECUTVE GRACES\nDEAL # WK . 860 eal ew YORK, NY 10003\nSTORE # ALC Sro2es\nPROMOTIONAL CIGARETTE DISPLAY OFFER\ni COMPANY RZ. a yrods  Tasacca Co.\na BRAND bd i S20 2\nDISPLAY a C4270 Dis pets\nCONSUMER\n. OFFER MOE\ndie 4\nDISPLAY PERIOD From selmi o Miata > \u00a3\nPAYMENTS WILL BE MADE AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.\n. RAY SANGER\naf BUYER\noy\nms\nme NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU RECEIVE THESE GOODS FROM YOUR\no DISTRIBUTOR.\nCC: ANGELA HOLNESS\n, wm\nco\nwo\nWw\nw\n\u2018 N\n\u2018 : 8\nw", "img_59831.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59832.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59833.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59834.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59835.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59836.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59837.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59840.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_59843.png": "EEE IO\nVANTAGE GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000/\u2019s)\ncommitted Contractual Discretionary\n1.Vantage Scoreboard Operations\nPGA Tour operating fee $363 $363 $o\nTransportation/set-\u2014up/etc 650 650 0\nWarehousing 25 25 0\nDepreciation 540 540 0\nSystem buy-out - PGA Tour 100 100 0\nSystem buy-out ~ Sovran Bank 150 150 0\nRig painting 30 0 30\nAdditional equipment/ad panels 142 0 142\n$2,000 $1,828 $172\n91.40% 8.60%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ RJRT USA $1,300\nThe increase of $1,300 over the 1988 original RJRT USA Operating\nPlan of $700 is due in part to the addition of a second new system.\nIn addition, the 1988 Operating Plan was arbitrarily set at the\nsame level as 1987 estimated expenditures, without regard to\ninflation and the full year effect of operating the first new\n10-board system, which was put into service in the later part of\n1987, including the buy-out of the old 3-board systems.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n2.Newspaper/Magazine Ad Placement $3,830 $0 $3,830\n0.00% 100. 00%\n41988 Unfunded Amount - RJRT USA $1,999\nThis significant increase over the original 1988 Operating Plan\nof $1,831 represents the decision to establish VANTAGE as the\ndominant pre-eminent sponsor of the Senior PGA Tour. A substantial\nincrease in the level of advertising at the local level, along with\na more powerful national campaign, such as the USA Today and New\nYork Times strip ads, are the result.\nuw\nPp\n~l\n8\nwm\ne\nwo\nan\noo\n05/19/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_58689.png": "ig LLL EE\u2014E\u2014eeeeEeEeEeEeEeeeEEeeEeeeee ee\nNABISCO GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000\u2019s)\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n9.Nabisco Championships purse $2,000 $2,000 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n10.Texas Open purse $150 $150 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $1,150\nNabisco Brands 1988 Operating Plan did not anticipate the move of the\nChampionships from San Antonio, where the local golf association\ncontributed $1,000 to the purse, to Pebble Beach with no matching\nfunds. The Texas contract buy-out cost us $150 per year through 1990.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n11.Nabisco Stats Program $300 $300 $o\n100.00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ NBI $300\nThe 1987 Epson Stats Program was taken over for 1988 to strengthen our\nposition as the dominant branded presence on the Regular PGA Tour.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n12.Nabisco Championships Operations\nPebble Beach guarantee 275 275 oO\nNabisco Championships Pro-Am is 15 0\nNabisco Champ Banquet/Draft events 350 350 0\nNabisco Championships operations 360 0 360\n$1,000 $640 $360\n64.00% 36.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $300\nThe negotiations to move to Pebble Beach bought about a stop~loss\nguarantee of $275 that was not originally budgeted. The additional\n$25 is to cover incidentals incurred in the move from Texas.\nwn\n=\n~J\nS\nwo\nco\nwo\n~~)\nN\n05/20/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_58691.png": "ig LLL EE\u2014E\u2014eeeeEeEeEeEeEeeeEEeeEeeeee ee\nNABISCO GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000\u2019s)\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n9.Nabisco Championships purse $2,000 $2,000 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n10.Texas Open purse $150 $150 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $1,150\nNabisco Brands 1988 Operating Plan did not anticipate the move of the\nChampionships from San Antonio, where the local golf association\ncontributed $1,000 to the purse, to Pebble Beach with no matching\nfunds. The Texas contract buy-out cost us $150 per year through 1990.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n11.Nabisco Stats Program $300 $300 $o\n100.00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ NBI $300\nThe 1987 Epson Stats Program was taken over for 1988 to strengthen our\nposition as the dominant branded presence on the Regular PGA Tour.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n12.Nabisco Championships Operations\nPebble Beach guarantee 275 275 oO\nNabisco Championships Pro-Am is 15 0\nNabisco Champ Banquet/Draft events 350 350 0\nNabisco Championships operations 360 0 360\n$1,000 $640 $360\n64.00% 36.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $300\nThe negotiations to move to Pebble Beach bought about a stop~loss\nguarantee of $275 that was not originally budgeted. The additional\n$25 is to cover incidentals incurred in the move from Texas.\nwn\n=\n~J\nS\nwo\nco\nwo\n~~)\nN\n05/20/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_58692.png": "ig LLL EE\u2014E\u2014eeeeEeEeEeEeEeeeEEeeEeeeee ee\nNABISCO GOLF OPERATIONS - 1988 Estimated Expenditures (000\u2019s)\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n9.Nabisco Championships purse $2,000 $2,000 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n10.Texas Open purse $150 $150 $0\n100. 00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $1,150\nNabisco Brands 1988 Operating Plan did not anticipate the move of the\nChampionships from San Antonio, where the local golf association\ncontributed $1,000 to the purse, to Pebble Beach with no matching\nfunds. The Texas contract buy-out cost us $150 per year through 1990.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n11.Nabisco Stats Program $300 $300 $o\n100.00% 0.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount ~ NBI $300\nThe 1987 Epson Stats Program was taken over for 1988 to strengthen our\nposition as the dominant branded presence on the Regular PGA Tour.\nCommitted Contractual Discretionary\n12.Nabisco Championships Operations\nPebble Beach guarantee 275 275 oO\nNabisco Championships Pro-Am is 15 0\nNabisco Champ Banquet/Draft events 350 350 0\nNabisco Championships operations 360 0 360\n$1,000 $640 $360\n64.00% 36.00%\n*1988 Unfunded Amount - NBI $300\nThe negotiations to move to Pebble Beach bought about a stop~loss\nguarantee of $275 that was not originally budgeted. The additional\n$25 is to cover incidentals incurred in the move from Texas.\nwn\n=\n~J\nS\nwo\nco\nwo\n~~)\nN\n05/20/88 by Brant T. Bills, Manager Financial Controls, SportsME", "img_33153.png": "/\n| es\n: WASHINGTON WE UNIVERSITY\n| a\n| SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nSAINT LOUIS\n660 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY BLVD.\nOFFICE OF THE DEAN\n5 December 11, 1967\nMEMORANDUM :\n: TO: DEPARTMENT HEADS ,\nFROM: DEAN'S OFFICE\nSUBJECT: Change of Due Dates for Monthly Payroll Recommendations\nfor December - Academic and Nonacademic\nDue to the decreased number of working days available to\nprocess payrolls during this month, the Payroll Office on the Main\nCampus has changed the deadline for December. To accomodate their\ndeadline, it becomes necessary to request your December payroll\nrecommendations as soon as possible, but no later than December 14,\n1967.\nThe paychecks will be issued in the usual manner at 2:00\np.m. on December 29, 1967. (No change)\nSTolURer= Hm aid SHAUNA Ale Ulli age Lele laal-Valesn ules) M=x6 [6], lelesyiiang6 Oem", "img_33158.png": "/\n| es\n: WASHINGTON WE UNIVERSITY\n| a\n| SCHOOL OF MEDICINE\nSAINT LOUIS\n660 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY BLVD.\nOFFICE OF THE DEAN\n5 December 11, 1967\nMEMORANDUM :\n: TO: DEPARTMENT HEADS ,\nFROM: DEAN'S OFFICE\nSUBJECT: Change of Due Dates for Monthly Payroll Recommendations\nfor December - Academic and Nonacademic\nDue to the decreased number of working days available to\nprocess payrolls during this month, the Payroll Office on the Main\nCampus has changed the deadline for December. To accomodate their\ndeadline, it becomes necessary to request your December payroll\nrecommendations as soon as possible, but no later than December 14,\n1967.\nThe paychecks will be issued in the usual manner at 2:00\np.m. on December 29, 1967. (No change)\nSTolURer= Hm aid SHAUNA Ale Ulli age Lele laal-Valesn ules) M=x6 [6], lelesyiiang6 Oem", "img_63837.png": "sate\nSvgac Aaess Other Groves of Food Mankcs Diision\nEmployecs 68% Accrease Suly one other grovp was lower\nFlows BAA tneresse Euty one group was higher. Distittiug 45%\nErewtve, 114% S wu \u00ab A = +Golketas 1oe7\nTotal BIA w Me cther qroup was Wigher", "img_63839.png": "sate\nSvgac Aaess Other Groves of Food Mankcs Diision\nEmployecs 68% Accrease Suly one other grovp was lower\nFlows BAA tneresse Euty one group was higher. Distittiug 45%\nErewtve, 114% S wu \u00ab A = +Golketas 1oe7\nTotal BIA w Me cther qroup was Wigher", "img_63841.png": "sate\nSvgac Aaess Other Groves of Food Mankcs Diision\nEmployecs 68% Accrease Suly one other grovp was lower\nFlows BAA tneresse Euty one group was higher. Distittiug 45%\nErewtve, 114% S wu \u00ab A = +Golketas 1oe7\nTotal BIA w Me cther qroup was Wigher", "img_65229.png": "LEADING COUNTIES IN VALUE OF\n1952 AVERAGE MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS, 1949\nPRODUCTION PER COW Value of sales\nin pounds County 1,000 dollars\n\nMaine... 5,650 W. Virginia..... 3,850 Pr cee eee ee\nN. Hampshire 5,750 N. Carolina..... 4,400 aa oa Y. Cena ae ce eee 380\nVermont....... 5,980 S. Carolina..... 3,760 a ma \u00a9 Ys cccceccsessceseceesees bs a\nMassachusetts 6,580 Georgia.......... 3,480 scath ag SCN Ban ame as Papas\nRhode Island. 7,100 Florida.......... 4,350 pytawrence, NieYoscsrtiscetssssse TO,\nConnecticut.. 6,450 S.Atlantic.... 4,307 Magstlone Wis rene\nNew York..... 6,840 N 7 Ma danereMeseresedscsanent ;\nNew Jersey... 7/420 Kentucky........ 3,900 Urea a EAS Sahat seacxenscenss\u00ae LSD\nPennsylvania. 6,380 Tennessee...... 3,630 Nese 2 Calif. sessessreecsrreeenrseees 14,43\nN. Atlantic... 6,574 Alabama.......... 3,400 Odge, Wiss s.rssccsereceerreeereeeeee 14,378\n\nMississippi..... 2,650 Oneiday NY. iccsccscsesecsrsserasecses =\u00bb 14,345\nQuiscccsctssers, ta on Arkansas........ 3,040\nIndiana ........ 5,670 Louisiana....... 2'500 Jefferson, NLY. sesseseeeeseeerseeeeees 13,094\nIllinois ......... 5,720 Oklahoma....... 3,520 Claghe, Wis. .sidivenucdsssaacsccdanesses 12,589\nMichigan... 6,470  TexaSeseerseeee 3,290 nea ae Src a 12,106\nWisconsin..... 6,960 S. Central..... 3,304 ae tL Lac, WIS. sseeseesssseeeereee ee\nE.N.Cent... 6,335 tSEZOD NY. crceceescercsceciedeaseesa,. 11,569\n\nMontana ......... 4,900\nMinnesota..... 6,180  Idaho........+.-. 6,220 hasten a suena nee\nTowa.....ssee2 5,360  Wyoming......... 5,170 reer eee enare iat aes\nMissouri....... 4,240 Colorado........ 5,400 He eer PADRE GASARSS AANA <ASAAAS 10\u00b0809\nNo.Dakota.... 4,670 N.Mexico....... 4,200 Obes De tee ee ate\nSo.Dakota.... 4,170  Arizona.......... 5,900 RRR ES y W LBA caesasatedennesacannas 7\nNebraska...... 4,880  Utah....eeeeeeee 6,600 ,\nKansas... 4,370  Nevadasssss... 6,300 sou fae HE Seals wn ie en\nW.N.Cent... 5,089 Washington..... 6,870 Tulare Sate ESSEVATSESINENY 10352\n\nOregoneccsescs 5,880 < kena cthewhtiahacatnnnbtit i\nDelaware...... 5,350 California....... 7,640 Brad bonds a. orescence Aieas\nMaryland...... 5,620 Western........ 6,645 tederick, eeseceadaseeseceuersas sn ;\nVirginia ....... 4,480 Us S.escsecreenee 5,328 Table G\nTo convert to quarts divide by 2.15. (11)\nTable F\n\n(10)", "img_65230.png": "LEADING COUNTIES IN VALUE OF\n1952 AVERAGE MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS, 1949\nPRODUCTION PER COW Value of sales\nin pounds County 1,000 dollars\n\nMaine... 5,650 W. Virginia..... 3,850 Pr cee eee ee\nN. Hampshire 5,750 N. Carolina..... 4,400 aa oa Y. Cena ae ce eee 380\nVermont....... 5,980 S. Carolina..... 3,760 a ma \u00a9 Ys cccceccsessceseceesees bs a\nMassachusetts 6,580 Georgia.......... 3,480 scath ag SCN Ban ame as Papas\nRhode Island. 7,100 Florida.......... 4,350 pytawrence, NieYoscsrtiscetssssse TO,\nConnecticut.. 6,450 S.Atlantic.... 4,307 Magstlone Wis rene\nNew York..... 6,840 N 7 Ma danereMeseresedscsanent ;\nNew Jersey... 7/420 Kentucky........ 3,900 Urea a EAS Sahat seacxenscenss\u00ae LSD\nPennsylvania. 6,380 Tennessee...... 3,630 Nese 2 Calif. sessessreecsrreeenrseees 14,43\nN. Atlantic... 6,574 Alabama.......... 3,400 Odge, Wiss s.rssccsereceerreeereeeeee 14,378\n\nMississippi..... 2,650 Oneiday NY. iccsccscsesecsrsserasecses =\u00bb 14,345\nQuiscccsctssers, ta on Arkansas........ 3,040\nIndiana ........ 5,670 Louisiana....... 2'500 Jefferson, NLY. sesseseeeeseeerseeeeees 13,094\nIllinois ......... 5,720 Oklahoma....... 3,520 Claghe, Wis. .sidivenucdsssaacsccdanesses 12,589\nMichigan... 6,470  TexaSeseerseeee 3,290 nea ae Src a 12,106\nWisconsin..... 6,960 S. Central..... 3,304 ae tL Lac, WIS. sseeseesssseeeereee ee\nE.N.Cent... 6,335 tSEZOD NY. crceceescercsceciedeaseesa,. 11,569\n\nMontana ......... 4,900\nMinnesota..... 6,180  Idaho........+.-. 6,220 hasten a suena nee\nTowa.....ssee2 5,360  Wyoming......... 5,170 reer eee enare iat aes\nMissouri....... 4,240 Colorado........ 5,400 He eer PADRE GASARSS AANA <ASAAAS 10\u00b0809\nNo.Dakota.... 4,670 N.Mexico....... 4,200 Obes De tee ee ate\nSo.Dakota.... 4,170  Arizona.......... 5,900 RRR ES y W LBA caesasatedennesacannas 7\nNebraska...... 4,880  Utah....eeeeeeee 6,600 ,\nKansas... 4,370  Nevadasssss... 6,300 sou fae HE Seals wn ie en\nW.N.Cent... 5,089 Washington..... 6,870 Tulare Sate ESSEVATSESINENY 10352\n\nOregoneccsescs 5,880 < kena cthewhtiahacatnnnbtit i\nDelaware...... 5,350 California....... 7,640 Brad bonds a. orescence Aieas\nMaryland...... 5,620 Western........ 6,645 tederick, eeseceadaseeseceuersas sn ;\nVirginia ....... 4,480 Us S.escsecreenee 5,328 Table G\nTo convert to quarts divide by 2.15. (11)\nTable F\n\n(10)", "img_65237.png": "LEADING COUNTIES IN VALUE OF\n1952 AVERAGE MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS, 1949\nPRODUCTION PER COW Value of sales\nin pounds County 1,000 dollars\n\nMaine... 5,650 W. Virginia..... 3,850 Pr cee eee ee\nN. Hampshire 5,750 N. Carolina..... 4,400 aa oa Y. Cena ae ce eee 380\nVermont....... 5,980 S. Carolina..... 3,760 a ma \u00a9 Ys cccceccsessceseceesees bs a\nMassachusetts 6,580 Georgia.......... 3,480 scath ag SCN Ban ame as Papas\nRhode Island. 7,100 Florida.......... 4,350 pytawrence, NieYoscsrtiscetssssse TO,\nConnecticut.. 6,450 S.Atlantic.... 4,307 Magstlone Wis rene\nNew York..... 6,840 N 7 Ma danereMeseresedscsanent ;\nNew Jersey... 7/420 Kentucky........ 3,900 Urea a EAS Sahat seacxenscenss\u00ae LSD\nPennsylvania. 6,380 Tennessee...... 3,630 Nese 2 Calif. sessessreecsrreeenrseees 14,43\nN. Atlantic... 6,574 Alabama.......... 3,400 Odge, Wiss s.rssccsereceerreeereeeeee 14,378\n\nMississippi..... 2,650 Oneiday NY. iccsccscsesecsrsserasecses =\u00bb 14,345\nQuiscccsctssers, ta on Arkansas........ 3,040\nIndiana ........ 5,670 Louisiana....... 2'500 Jefferson, NLY. sesseseeeeseeerseeeeees 13,094\nIllinois ......... 5,720 Oklahoma....... 3,520 Claghe, Wis. .sidivenucdsssaacsccdanesses 12,589\nMichigan... 6,470  TexaSeseerseeee 3,290 nea ae Src a 12,106\nWisconsin..... 6,960 S. Central..... 3,304 ae tL Lac, WIS. sseeseesssseeeereee ee\nE.N.Cent... 6,335 tSEZOD NY. crceceescercsceciedeaseesa,. 11,569\n\nMontana ......... 4,900\nMinnesota..... 6,180  Idaho........+.-. 6,220 hasten a suena nee\nTowa.....ssee2 5,360  Wyoming......... 5,170 reer eee enare iat aes\nMissouri....... 4,240 Colorado........ 5,400 He eer PADRE GASARSS AANA <ASAAAS 10\u00b0809\nNo.Dakota.... 4,670 N.Mexico....... 4,200 Obes De tee ee ate\nSo.Dakota.... 4,170  Arizona.......... 5,900 RRR ES y W LBA caesasatedennesacannas 7\nNebraska...... 4,880  Utah....eeeeeeee 6,600 ,\nKansas... 4,370  Nevadasssss... 6,300 sou fae HE Seals wn ie en\nW.N.Cent... 5,089 Washington..... 6,870 Tulare Sate ESSEVATSESINENY 10352\n\nOregoneccsescs 5,880 < kena cthewhtiahacatnnnbtit i\nDelaware...... 5,350 California....... 7,640 Brad bonds a. orescence Aieas\nMaryland...... 5,620 Western........ 6,645 tederick, eeseceadaseeseceuersas sn ;\nVirginia ....... 4,480 Us S.escsecreenee 5,328 Table G\nTo convert to quarts divide by 2.15. (11)\nTable F\n\n(10)", "img_37325.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37329.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37338.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37348.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37352.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37370.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37386.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_37421.png": "CREAMERY BUTTER PRODUCTION *AMERICAN CHEESE PRODUCTION\nIN 1952 BY STATES BY STATES, 1952\nin thousands of pounds (000 omitted) in thousands of pounds (000 omitted)\nMaine .... 0.2.00. 184  S. Carolina.... 183 Vermont........ 4,894 Kentucky....... 26,089\nVermont........ 1,270  Georgia......... 521 New England 4,917 Tennessee..... 33,003\nMassachusetts 273 S. Atlantic... 12,286 Alabama....... 2,535\nNew England 1,728 New York...... 36,974 Mississippi.... 11,561\nKentucky....... 15,660 Pennsylvania. 910 Arkansas....... 11,318\nNew York...... 19,719 Tennessee..... 9,486 Mid. Atlantic 37,884 Oklahoma...... 4,642\nNew Jersey.... 25 Mississippi... 3,345 ORAS ssensnsncnis Sats) 1\nPennsylvania. 10,451 Arkansas....... 4,331 Ohiodis+.<0-+++s095 18,653 S. Central .... 93,035\nMid. Atlantic. 30,195 Louisiana...... 275 Indiana......... 25,072\nOklahoma ...... 25,045 Illinois......... 38,255\nObiGetenes.- 3-04.04) | Aiexas.... Sveae) 6,137 Michigan........ 28,720 Montana........ 2,811\nIndiana ......... 29,056 S. Central .... 64,323 Wisconsin .....416,313 Idaho............ 18,053\nIllinois ......... 49,892 E.N. Cent....527,013 Colorado....... a7e\nMichigan....... 48,483 Montana........ 5,962 Utah.ewvecceseee 5,478\nWisconsin......161,561 Idaho............ 18,329 Minnesota ..... 47,415 Mountain ..... 26,761\nE.N. Central .335,637 Wyoming........ 2,061 lOW dt ecteestesset LOT LO\nColorado ....... 13,405 Missouri....... 62,028\nMinnesota......247,656 N. Mexico...... 634 S. Dakota....... 1,565 Washington.... 2,929\nTowa......+-000173,785 Arizona... 351 Nebraska...... 494 Oregon........4. 21,669\nMissouri........ 48,373  Utah.......s00e0. 4,465 Kansas......... 7,790 California...... 3,594\nN. Dakota...... 44,658 Nevada... 471 W.N. Cent. ...130,008 \u2014 Pacific........ 28,192\nS. Dakota ...... 30,254  Mountain...... 45,678\nNebraska....... 71,269 Georgia ........ 256\nOe see, Washington .... 15,223 S. Atlantic... 2,008 U, S.......2..--849,818\na geek GeeB On geeeeaer 3103 Production of all other cheese excluding full ski\nCalifornia ..... 16,675 : : Dawns\nMaryland....... 2,819 Pacific 45,001 American and Cottage Cheese in 1952 totaled 32]\nVirginia ........ 7,159 ee million pounds in addition to the figures above.\nW. Virginia .... 340\nN. Carolina.... 1,264 U.S. ....-2- 1,188,170 *Does not include full skim American.\nTable L Table M\n(16) (17)", "img_2277.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2282.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2288.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2289.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2291.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2293.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_2295.png": "\u2018 ! \u2014TEcliVED\nBotanicals ao\nP. \u00a9. BOX 3034 creel VU ivi\nPEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614\nJ. J. ARMY\nEXECUTIVE REPORTS\ne e\nMiracle Fruit\nZ-/ MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A\nspecial, limited report describing the unusual\ntaste-modifying properties and commercial outlook\nof the fruit that causes sour foods to taste\nwonderfully sweet ( 20 pages). Price: $25\nSugar-Free Sweetener Fram Africa\n[_/ SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA completely revised report giving the details\nconcerning the source of the world's sweetest\nsubstance ( 20 pages). Price: $19\nZ_/ RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.\nA second reprinting of the second edition of the\npopular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages).\nPrice: $16\n{7 PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.\nW. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing\nuse of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages).\nPrice: $8\n| I P- MAIL TO;\nta re NAME\njaa ba R \u2014. ORGANIZATION\na an i . ie ADDRESS\n2 a: CITY\nway of nd STATE FeePReLIIToclistresgegey\n\u2018 x \u00b0 peer aae UNTRY 490 re obs one\nKan fe Tir asa\na stl a i O68 Ow o ORS OEE ky iy Stet\na Re ee ia fos tia 5s eS 34 a\ni Fs, ae oS : So naa PS SEE RS RS gS:\n-\" 7 ae E SS a ae 4 o Pin, i \u2019\nmes. Mee ee\n_ VOU Oe ant ol eS et eres: \u00b0 + sbaevastat\nThe fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum- nt es - =e Mentors erirsatree ss oe 31! cores\nminsii was initially named \u201cserendipity\u201d in ou feos -\nlaboratory Heranee of the iinexperted Ending of Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.\nits intensely sweet properties. The berries are The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.\napproximately 0.5 inch long.\nSource: https://www,industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228", "img_5978.png": ". AtWbe-o4\n. br\nbetlom fe\nresesarc\nApril Claim Substantiation Study Recruit\nCost Estimate\nFebruary 17, 2006\nThe following will confirm details of the recruiting for the two-day Claim Substantiation Study:\nMethodology: ,\n\u2018 oc Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show for a two-day study to be held at RIRT\u2019s R&D building.\n\u00a9 75% or 150 of the recruits should be non-smokers\no 25% or 50 of the recruits should be smokers\no Other screening criteria includes:\n\u00a9 21-49 years of age\no Standard security screening\no Must agree to smell a small amount of tobacco smoke\no Cannot be currently participating in any other cigarette research\na o Attempt to recruit an even split of ages (21-34 & 35-49) and gender within smokers and\nnon-smokers\n\u00a9 The study will be held on April 26\" and 27\" with a morning session (10:00-11:00 am) and an\nafternoon session (2:00-3:00 pm) :\n\u00a9 Recruited consumers will attend one session on each of the two days. We will try to recruit\nconsumers to attend the same session time on each of the two days.\n: o Gratuity of $75 will be paid for participating on both days\nBRI Responsibilities:\n\u00a9 Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show that meet the criteria listed above with an even split\nbetween the two session times available\n: o Place reminder calls and send reminder letters with directions to the facility\n| \u00a9 Provide hostess for check-in and payment of gratuity on both days\n| Timing:\nThe following provides the estimated timing for this project:\n4/3/06 on\nDevelop Recruit Screener 4/3/06-4/6/06 g\n} 4/7/06-4/23/06 x\nApril 26 & 27 at\na", "img_5982.png": ". AtWbe-o4\n. br\nbetlom fe\nresesarc\nApril Claim Substantiation Study Recruit\nCost Estimate\nFebruary 17, 2006\nThe following will confirm details of the recruiting for the two-day Claim Substantiation Study:\nMethodology: ,\n\u2018 oc Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show for a two-day study to be held at RIRT\u2019s R&D building.\n\u00a9 75% or 150 of the recruits should be non-smokers\no 25% or 50 of the recruits should be smokers\no Other screening criteria includes:\n\u00a9 21-49 years of age\no Standard security screening\no Must agree to smell a small amount of tobacco smoke\no Cannot be currently participating in any other cigarette research\na o Attempt to recruit an even split of ages (21-34 & 35-49) and gender within smokers and\nnon-smokers\n\u00a9 The study will be held on April 26\" and 27\" with a morning session (10:00-11:00 am) and an\nafternoon session (2:00-3:00 pm) :\n\u00a9 Recruited consumers will attend one session on each of the two days. We will try to recruit\nconsumers to attend the same session time on each of the two days.\n: o Gratuity of $75 will be paid for participating on both days\nBRI Responsibilities:\n\u00a9 Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show that meet the criteria listed above with an even split\nbetween the two session times available\n: o Place reminder calls and send reminder letters with directions to the facility\n| \u00a9 Provide hostess for check-in and payment of gratuity on both days\n| Timing:\nThe following provides the estimated timing for this project:\n4/3/06 on\nDevelop Recruit Screener 4/3/06-4/6/06 g\n} 4/7/06-4/23/06 x\nApril 26 & 27 at\na", "img_5984.png": ". AtWbe-o4\n. br\nbetlom fe\nresesarc\nApril Claim Substantiation Study Recruit\nCost Estimate\nFebruary 17, 2006\nThe following will confirm details of the recruiting for the two-day Claim Substantiation Study:\nMethodology: ,\n\u2018 oc Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show for a two-day study to be held at RIRT\u2019s R&D building.\n\u00a9 75% or 150 of the recruits should be non-smokers\no 25% or 50 of the recruits should be smokers\no Other screening criteria includes:\n\u00a9 21-49 years of age\no Standard security screening\no Must agree to smell a small amount of tobacco smoke\no Cannot be currently participating in any other cigarette research\na o Attempt to recruit an even split of ages (21-34 & 35-49) and gender within smokers and\nnon-smokers\n\u00a9 The study will be held on April 26\" and 27\" with a morning session (10:00-11:00 am) and an\nafternoon session (2:00-3:00 pm) :\n\u00a9 Recruited consumers will attend one session on each of the two days. We will try to recruit\nconsumers to attend the same session time on each of the two days.\n: o Gratuity of $75 will be paid for participating on both days\nBRI Responsibilities:\n\u00a9 Recruit 200 consumers for 100 to show that meet the criteria listed above with an even split\nbetween the two session times available\n: o Place reminder calls and send reminder letters with directions to the facility\n| \u00a9 Provide hostess for check-in and payment of gratuity on both days\n| Timing:\nThe following provides the estimated timing for this project:\n4/3/06 on\nDevelop Recruit Screener 4/3/06-4/6/06 g\n} 4/7/06-4/23/06 x\nApril 26 & 27 at\na", "img_51687.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51691.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51693.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51694.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51696.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51697.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51698.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51702.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_51704.png": "From the desk of \u2014\nViginia K. Chandler\nFebruary 7, 1977\nContinental # 925 (DC 10) First Class a\nDenver 1:00 p.m. L.A. 2:06 p.m. wv Pri OSes\n(\\ ,\u00b0 Core ae\nContinental Flight # 601 Le, we Mts age\ny7 de os aa\nL.A. 3:15 p.m. Hilo 7:12 p.m. f a Y 2 ii. Sal\nL/S v [gi\nvy Epes 2\npe \u201d\nFebruary 11, 1977 4? \\ J\n\\ ) a\nAloha Airlines Flight # 383 /\\\nv\nKona 2:30 p.m. Honolulu 3:03 p.m.\nFebruary 13, 1977\nContinental Flight # 600 (DC 10) First Class\nHonolulu) 9:00 a.m. L.A. to Denver 9:08 p.m.\n(You do not change planes in L.A.)\n3 a\nae\na\n| | j\na\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tkmk0226", "img_65421.png": "CHART 19.\u2014 PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF GRAIN PRODUCTS AND MAJOR\nPRODUCTS OF MILK (EXCLUDING BUTTER), FROM 1879\n(Calories per day)\n\ni eet al ee i\n1,600 = | 1,600\nPee) ea\n1.400 eo 1400\nA Sa oS 2\nhee\nrae as\n\nalt Ia\nees eee x\n200 Fluid milk ARAL nd TIS E200\ned ee\nA ei atthe \u2014\u2014 \u2018\n1875 1885 1895 1905 1915 1925 1935 1945 1955\n* Data from Part E, Tables VI-A, VIII, IX.\nSYolU]cer=Fuu alte OSH /ANU WAALS [Slit n\\z6(OLeLU]anl=)altSMULOs) =1610)(6[6\\erI 1,0\\70 | 0-204", "img_36495.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36496.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36498.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36499.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36500.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36501.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36502.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36504.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36505.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_36507.png": "Executive Vice President\u2019s OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS\nMessage Richard D.Dotts Walter H. Abelmann, MD.\nAs ameeting place and resource center for hairman of the Board osion, Viass.\na the dedicated workers of the American John T. Shepherd, M.D., D. Sc. Seoeacore panes M.D.\nRk iS ee Heart Association, our new National Center President SAGE ATiclrG\nPe ionshi Harriet P. Dustan, M.D John Ss. Andrews\n2 a oe now enables closer relationships and r . \u00bb MLD. Youngstown, Ohio\n2a communications with 55 Affiliates and 1196 President-Elect Philip P. Ardery\na ee Chapters and Units. It is also national Elliot Rapaport, M.D. Louisville, Ky.\nwey ie headquarters of the Association. ee Past President Adm. Philip F.Ashler\n=. as a Planned and executed with long-term \u2018 allahassee, Fla.\nee ee ey % savings in mind, this relocation is but a part Immediate Past Chairman of the Board nee MOD.\ni 25 of the Association\u2019s strategy to refine VICE PRESIDENTS a oo ae\n% ee management practices and to implement Philip P. Ardery Little Rock, Ark,\na cca economies and confront the challenge of Owen Beard, M.D. Rene Bine, Jr., M.D.\nae i fiscal restraint. John J. DeFeo, Ph.D. San Francisco, Calif.\n. ia In this regard, | am pleased to report that Mrs. Frank A. Dresslar, Jr. Miss Virginia Black, R.N.\ncombined expenditures by the national Ham Jackson, M.D. Cheyenne, Wyo.\n\" office and al affiliates for fund raising and Kenneth W. Kihle, M.D. Reagan H. Bradford, Ph.D.\nlO other overhead costs have been reduced IraL.Lavin ea eo\nee Me Ee mee dramatically from a high point of 30 percent John G. Martin Bi y\u00a5 4 i a\nPe eA in the 1968 fiscal year to a low of 23 percent Edward Meilman, M.D. Se aoa ON).\n4 PN ee ; ; Miss Grace Brown, R.N.\nes TOSS SE in the fiscal year ending last June 30. Nanette K. Wenger, M.D. Riverdale, N.Y.\nTo have curbed overhead while increasing vnc. Jay D. Coffman, M.D.\nIn1975, the American Heart Association and expanding our program is a NeRRSeRnatan ame eee oe ere\nmoved from New York fo a newly- remarkable achievement, not only froma _ Tacetten oo y anes D.\nconstructed National Center in Dallas. management standpoint, but also for what it Mrs. M. Jeanne Pontious, RIN. B. rent Cooper, M.D\nVolunteer leaders of the Association contributed toward our public . Secretary Rocmokeainc: ea\ndetermined that a geographically central accountability. By practicing economies Robert J. Cruikshank\nlocation and modern facilities would bring and instituting other solid management Houston, Tx.\nabout operating efficiency and economies. ao Ds eee ne been Sone a\nThis new building is the nerve center of our eo ee a eee Oe, isseton, S. Dak.\nvoluntary eee to reduce premature death dollar spent into positive programs for the oe. aoe ro\nand disability from cardiovascular diseases. public's benefit. NGHAUIODEESO: PRO:\nIt becomes the focal point of an By improving the processes of our planning Kingston RL\norganization comprising 40,000 of America\u2019s and management systems, we are further Richard D. Dotts\nforemost scientists and physicians, 65,000 developing orderly mechanisms for doing Newscrbecch Call\nother key members and more than 2,000,000 an even better job and determining future Mis. Frank A. Dresslar. Jr.\ncitizen volunteers. priorities, objectives, and costs. Thus, we will Fresno, Calif. :\nbe increasingly able to approach the public Harriet P. Dustan, M.D.\nwith targeted needs, rather than simply our Cleveland, Ohio\noverall program of research, education, and Robert R. Eddy\ncommunity services. In this manner, | am Concord, N.H.\nconfident Americans will respond even more we oS\npositively. \"\nBlair D. Erb, M.D.\nKnoxville, Tenn.\nro ee M.D.\nWilliam W. Moore Osion, NIQSS.\nExecutive Vice President tn MD.\nSamuel Goldfein, M.D.\nTucson, Ariz.\nJudith Graham, M.D.\nGreat Falls, Mont.\nJared Grantham, M.D.\nKansas City, Ks.\n14 15", "img_64468.png": "Ms \u2018Table 10, Statistical analyses of data obtained in trial 6.\n\nsrrwuns svoantavats DETWHEN VEE OF nacasss,\ncousacrenstic Jae Or\n\npee steepest\n\nms Fecal bards orolsoes) (lc SCRE [ites cc oe NUdans iy oan Ne aaa\nPocenaee hey prodton  o Sei tne) ecm unas cna, aad\nfie tte ecmigseiag | tae me ae | bere gee\noe ol oe a ee\nfosian: decdeyelt cage Sy ee bee ye ae\nreagent xe a nu) glo NS 7H | Ga Re SIM\nee Sia Ye GM | fo 0 No Sanat\nCe Rave Ye  iiau | ts Ne Sinus\n\n1 se wor or ose\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64470.png": "Ms \u2018Table 10, Statistical analyses of data obtained in trial 6.\n\nsrrwuns svoantavats DETWHEN VEE OF nacasss,\ncousacrenstic Jae Or\n\npee steepest\n\nms Fecal bards orolsoes) (lc SCRE [ites cc oe NUdans iy oan Ne aaa\nPocenaee hey prodton  o Sei tne) ecm unas cna, aad\nfie tte ecmigseiag | tae me ae | bere gee\noe ol oe a ee\nfosian: decdeyelt cage Sy ee bee ye ae\nreagent xe a nu) glo NS 7H | Ga Re SIM\nee Sia Ye GM | fo 0 No Sanat\nCe Rave Ye  iiau | ts Ne Sinus\n\n1 se wor or ose\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64472.png": "Ms \u2018Table 10, Statistical analyses of data obtained in trial 6.\n\nsrrwuns svoantavats DETWHEN VEE OF nacasss,\ncousacrenstic Jae Or\n\npee steepest\n\nms Fecal bards orolsoes) (lc SCRE [ites cc oe NUdans iy oan Ne aaa\nPocenaee hey prodton  o Sei tne) ecm unas cna, aad\nfie tte ecmigseiag | tae me ae | bere gee\noe ol oe a ee\nfosian: decdeyelt cage Sy ee bee ye ae\nreagent xe a nu) glo NS 7H | Ga Re SIM\nee Sia Ye GM | fo 0 No Sanat\nCe Rave Ye  iiau | ts Ne Sinus\n\n1 se wor or ose\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64551.png": "a oe ae Xe oe\n\nEe NY SS\n2 i ae\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64552.png": "a oe ae Xe oe\n\nEe NY SS\n2 i ae\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64553.png": "a oe ae Xe oe\n\nEe NY SS\n2 i ae\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64554.png": "a oe ae Xe oe\n\nEe NY SS\n2 i ae\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tlyl0226", "img_64893.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_64894.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_64895.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_64896.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_64897.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_64898.png": "Hemoglobin data - Massachusetts\n8% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hemoglobin levels\n(ICNND guidelines).\nMales Females\nAge Def. Low Total Def. Low Total\nUnsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.5 SO) 1235) Te5 a0) Se5\n6-12 Org2 seo 4.0 Or 50 Bee\n\u2018 13-16 Sie 127, On 3 0.0 Se 35\n17-59 1eA2 1050 2 leds 6.0 dod\n60+ ORG, 14.3 5.0 On 4.7 52\nNational Nutrition Survey\nHematocrit data - Massachusetts\n9.2% of the surveyed population had unsatisfactory hematocrit levels\n(ICNND guidelines) .\nMales Females\nAge Deer Low Total : Def. Low Total\n: Unsatisfactory Unsatisfactory\n0-5 yr 4.4 4.0 8.4 Ons: ese) 220)\n6-12 O70) yo) So) Ono 5.4 5.4\n13-16 ie2 15.0 Gres 0.0 229 279\n17-59 Orca, LOO ORY, On 7.8 oS\n60+ ORO 20.0 20.0 Oe5: or 4.3\nNational Nutrition Survey\nGeneral Socio-economic data - Massachusetts\n\nTotal number of persons examined 4,568\n\nMean family size 5.31\n\nMean income: $ per annum 6, 500\n\nMean poverty index ratio Siow\n\n% of families below poverty index ratio of 1.00 eos\n\nSYolU]cex-Hau ali OSH /AN UNAM ALeLUISIinyzeoleLU nals )plismulorsym 10/0) ,0 [elec 19) 0) (0 -a4", "img_57786.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, rn ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in itd TESTS\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an NHR) a UAL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, Ce ETE USL)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ruiner Fr\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The URC ese\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and TE RE RTE\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of ere\nexecutive management of the business. A. Anand 5 {\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS ew\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy, KN. Grant 9 j\nall statutory and other significant & material information\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge Non-Executive Directors\nts responsibilty of strategic supervision ofthe Company | gigi inunucny = S\nas trustees of the Shareholders. irate\nComposition S.H.khan Independent Director 8 9\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive [including 4\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive as Chairman!\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive | sa tue indpndetDvein =\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally ~~ ~~ ~~\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. tee\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive \u2018 , \u2018i i\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn FE Rameruam (edepecent nero \" Ht\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in S.S.8 Renman  (adependent Oiector Ng\nbusiness / finance / law / public administration and - : -\nenterprises. Directors are appointed / re-appointed with M, Shankar Independent Director Ni Ni\nthe approval of the Shareholders for a period of three A.V Gieia Kumar Independent Director - ; NG\nto five years or a shorter duration in accordance with Representative of\nretirement guidelines as determined by the Board from General Insurers!\ntime to time. The initial appointment of Executive Directors (Public Sector)\nis normally for a period of three years. All Directors are \u2018Association of india\nliable to retire by rotation unless otherwise approved by a investor\nthe Shareholders or provided under any statute. : :\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by heel \u2014 a u ul\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. Limited, a subsidiary of\nIn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Brtish American Tobacco\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five nic, the ultimate holding\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the company.\nBoard is fifteen, of which four are Executive Directors.\nA Rays Representative of Tabacke AG Mi\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2014: Nenufaturers Gade)\nha elas\neI ay CCR Ho) SRE aN OES\nUTA CRO HC a eee\npeamedete eB K.Vaidyanath Nil Nil\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 7 50\nTolal 4 100 2 Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nCommittee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nFREY ITC Limited rerorr mo accounrszo", "img_57790.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, rn ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in itd TESTS\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an NHR) a UAL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, Ce ETE USL)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ruiner Fr\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The URC ese\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and TE RE RTE\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of ere\nexecutive management of the business. A. Anand 5 {\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS ew\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy, KN. Grant 9 j\nall statutory and other significant & material information\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge Non-Executive Directors\nts responsibilty of strategic supervision ofthe Company | gigi inunucny = S\nas trustees of the Shareholders. irate\nComposition S.H.khan Independent Director 8 9\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive [including 4\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive as Chairman!\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive | sa tue indpndetDvein =\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally ~~ ~~ ~~\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. tee\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive \u2018 , \u2018i i\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn FE Rameruam (edepecent nero \" Ht\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in S.S.8 Renman  (adependent Oiector Ng\nbusiness / finance / law / public administration and - : -\nenterprises. Directors are appointed / re-appointed with M, Shankar Independent Director Ni Ni\nthe approval of the Shareholders for a period of three A.V Gieia Kumar Independent Director - ; NG\nto five years or a shorter duration in accordance with Representative of\nretirement guidelines as determined by the Board from General Insurers!\ntime to time. The initial appointment of Executive Directors (Public Sector)\nis normally for a period of three years. All Directors are \u2018Association of india\nliable to retire by rotation unless otherwise approved by a investor\nthe Shareholders or provided under any statute. : :\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by heel \u2014 a u ul\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. Limited, a subsidiary of\nIn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Brtish American Tobacco\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five nic, the ultimate holding\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the company.\nBoard is fifteen, of which four are Executive Directors.\nA Rays Representative of Tabacke AG Mi\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2014: Nenufaturers Gade)\nha elas\neI ay CCR Ho) SRE aN OES\nUTA CRO HC a eee\npeamedete eB K.Vaidyanath Nil Nil\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 7 50\nTolal 4 100 2 Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nCommittee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nFREY ITC Limited rerorr mo accounrszo", "img_57791.png": "A\nEnduring Value\nReport on Corporate Governance\nNon-Executive Director: Non-Executive Directors, rn ar a\nincluding Independent Directors, play a critical role in itd TESTS\nimparting balance to the Board processes by bringing an NHR) a UAL\nindependent judgement on issues of strategy, performance, Ce ETE USL)\nresources, standards of Company conduct etc. Ruiner Fr\nDivisional / SBU Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The URC ese\nDivisional / SBU CEO for a business has the overall Executive Directors\nexecutive responsibility for its day-to-day operations and TE RE RTE\nprovides leadership to the DMC / SBU MC in its task of ere\nexecutive management of the business. A. Anand 5 {\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS ew\nIn terms of the Company\u2019s Corporate Governance Policy, KN. Grant 9 j\nall statutory and other significant & material information\nare placed before the Board to enable it to discharge Non-Executive Directors\nts responsibilty of strategic supervision ofthe Company | gigi inunucny = S\nas trustees of the Shareholders. irate\nComposition S.H.khan Independent Director 8 9\nThe ITC Board is a balanced Board, comprising Executive [including 4\nand Non-Executive Directors. The Non-Executive as Chairman!\nDirectors include independent professionals. Executive | sa tue indpndetDvein =\nDirectors, including the Chairman, do not generally ~~ ~~ ~~\nexceed one-third of the total strength of the Board. tee\nThe Governance Policy requires that the Non-Executive \u2018 , \u2018i i\nDirectors, including Independent Directors, be drawn FE Rameruam (edepecent nero \" Ht\nfrom amongst eminent professionals with experience in S.S.8 Renman  (adependent Oiector Ng\nbusiness / finance / law / public administration and - : -\nenterprises. Directors are appointed / re-appointed with M, Shankar Independent Director Ni Ni\nthe approval of the Shareholders for a period of three A.V Gieia Kumar Independent Director - ; NG\nto five years or a shorter duration in accordance with Representative of\nretirement guidelines as determined by the Board from General Insurers!\ntime to time. The initial appointment of Executive Directors (Public Sector)\nis normally for a period of three years. All Directors are \u2018Association of india\nliable to retire by rotation unless otherwise approved by a investor\nthe Shareholders or provided under any statute. : :\nOne-third of the Directors who are liable to retire by heel \u2014 a u ul\nrotation, retire every year and are eligible for re-election. Limited, a subsidiary of\nIn terms of the Articles of Association of the Company, Brtish American Tobacco\nthe strength of the Board shall not be fewer than five nic, the ultimate holding\nnor more than eighteen. The present strength of the company.\nBoard is fifteen, of which four are Executive Directors.\nA Rays Representative of Tabacke AG Mi\nComposition of the Board as on 31st March, 2014: Nenufaturers Gade)\nha elas\neI ay CCR Ho) SRE aN OES\nUTA CRO HC a eee\npeamedete eB K.Vaidyanath Nil Nil\nNon-Executive Independent Directors 7 50\nTolal 4 100 2 Denotes Membership / Chairmanship of Audit Committee and / or Investors Grievance\nCommittee of Indian Public Limited Companies.\nFREY ITC Limited rerorr mo accounrszo", "img_57798.png": ". . e\ni Notes to the Financial Statements w\n2 = 33, Related Party Disclosures (contd) egt\n= 3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS AT 31.03.2014 (@ in Crores)\n2 1 [key Mananementi Relatives Of Key) Eigyne |\n8 Enterprises where contrat exists < | aventicce (ROY Management| ot) Employes |\n2 8 2018 2013) 2014) 2018) 2014) 2013] 20rd 2013] ord] 2013\na 1.| Sale of Goods/Services 256.59 | 213.52 - 0.01 0.80 0.56 8.12 787 265.51 | 221.76\nee 2.) Purchase of Goods/Services 250.18) 258.86 88.49) 86.85 |. 272.22) 226.77 610.89} 572.48\nee 3.| Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets 5.69] 4.59 5.69] 4.59\ney 4.) Sale of Fixed Assets/Scraps AA2 = 0.88}. 0.44 2.001 0.44\neS 5.|_ Investments Purchased from Subsidiary\u2019 1.69 9.97 1.69 9.97\n8 \u20186A| Investment in Subsidiaries (Joint Ventures 85.40}. 30.00 1.24 = 86.64} 30:00\nee 6B.| Conversion of Loan to Equity 422.96 = 422.96 =\nag 7.) Interest Income 15.81] 27.43 O12} 007 15.93)\" 27:20\n: 2 8.| Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\naS + Directors 2 23.38) 16:60 23.38} 16.60\ni - Others 8.31 6.86 8.31 6.86\n: 9.1. Rent Received 649} 3.42 O47} 0.40 6.96} 3.82\n10.) Rent Paid 8.17 9.26 3.37 3.67 0.04 0.04 0.61 0.63 12.19| 13.60\n11.) Remuneration of Managers on Deputation reimbursed B74) 1.87 3.66} 3.47 $23} 4.84\n12.| Remuneration of Managers on Deputation recovered 11.52] 11.86 4.32 3.48 1.18 1.08 17.02] 16.42\n13.) Donation ah 10 =|. 4.70\n14.] Contribution to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 100.99] 83.35] 100.99] 83.35\n15.) Dividend income 208.81] 112.70 0.73} 0.69 209.54}. 113.39\n16.| Dividend Payments 1042.42 | 893.50 4.35 3.75 1046.77 | 897.25\nV7.) Expenses Recovered 17.84) 12.83 0.02 =} 0.84 133} 0401 036 F910} 14.52\n18.| Expenses Reimbursed 715 5.13 0.03 0.06 1.08 4.68 0.17 0.30 8.43| 10.17\n19.) Loans Giver =11179.20 = {1179.20\n20.| Receipt towards Loan Repayment 8.90] 853.79 0.27) 0.17 9.17] 853.96\n24.) Advances Given: daring the year 5.66) 677 0:02 = 5.68} 6.77\n22.) Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Advances 27.15 8.07 27.15 8.07\n23.) Advance Received during the year 100.151 134.62 100.15) 134.62\n24. Adjustment/Payment towards Refund of Advance 116.79] 110.96 116.79} 110.96\n25.} Deposit Received during the year 0.01 0.02 0.07 0.02\n26.| Deposits Given during the year 5.08] 0.35 0.01 - -| 0.03 5.09] 0.38\n27} Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Deposits 5.00 = 0.02 = \u00a7.02 =\n28.| Balances as at 31st March\ni): Receivables 34.86) 33.73 4.00 0.95 3.44 3.92 39.30} 38.60\niil) Advances Given 1.95} 23.44 0.02 - 11.90 -| 13.87] 23.44\nili) Loans Given 130.52) $30.27 =| 027 130.52} 530.54\niv) Deposits Given 52.95| 52.87 0.10 0.10 0.05 0.04 0.30 0.32 53.40] 53.33\nVv). Advance Taken 123,95) 140.59 123.95} 140.59\nvi) Deposits Taken 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.09\nvil) Payables 1:28) 4.25 5.60} 5.40} 2.22). 2.07 22.87) 2450} 31.97) 36.22\nvill) Investment in Non-Convertible Debentures 15.00] 15.00 15.00} 15.00\n29.) Provision for subsidiary as at 31st March 47.55) 47.55 47.55). 47.55\n30.) In addition, remuneration of managers on\ndeputation, absorbed 2.82 2.48 0.19 0.17 3.01 2.65\n1 Unquoted investments purchased, at cost, during the year from subsidiary = 1.69 Crores (2013 : quoted investment - 9.97 Crores. The market value of the quoted investment on the date of acquisition\nwas = 101.91 Crores).\n2 Includes & 21.21 Crores (2013 - \u20ac 0.06 Crore) attributable to remuneration of Directors which is subject to approval by the Company in General Meeting.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tnbx0223", "img_57799.png": ". . e\ni Notes to the Financial Statements w\n2 = 33, Related Party Disclosures (contd) egt\n= 3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS AT 31.03.2014 (@ in Crores)\n2 1 [key Mananementi Relatives Of Key) Eigyne |\n8 Enterprises where contrat exists < | aventicce (ROY Management| ot) Employes |\n2 8 2018 2013) 2014) 2018) 2014) 2013] 20rd 2013] ord] 2013\na 1.| Sale of Goods/Services 256.59 | 213.52 - 0.01 0.80 0.56 8.12 787 265.51 | 221.76\nee 2.) Purchase of Goods/Services 250.18) 258.86 88.49) 86.85 |. 272.22) 226.77 610.89} 572.48\nee 3.| Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets 5.69] 4.59 5.69] 4.59\ney 4.) Sale of Fixed Assets/Scraps AA2 = 0.88}. 0.44 2.001 0.44\neS 5.|_ Investments Purchased from Subsidiary\u2019 1.69 9.97 1.69 9.97\n8 \u20186A| Investment in Subsidiaries (Joint Ventures 85.40}. 30.00 1.24 = 86.64} 30:00\nee 6B.| Conversion of Loan to Equity 422.96 = 422.96 =\nag 7.) Interest Income 15.81] 27.43 O12} 007 15.93)\" 27:20\n: 2 8.| Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\naS + Directors 2 23.38) 16:60 23.38} 16.60\ni - Others 8.31 6.86 8.31 6.86\n: 9.1. Rent Received 649} 3.42 O47} 0.40 6.96} 3.82\n10.) Rent Paid 8.17 9.26 3.37 3.67 0.04 0.04 0.61 0.63 12.19| 13.60\n11.) Remuneration of Managers on Deputation reimbursed B74) 1.87 3.66} 3.47 $23} 4.84\n12.| Remuneration of Managers on Deputation recovered 11.52] 11.86 4.32 3.48 1.18 1.08 17.02] 16.42\n13.) Donation ah 10 =|. 4.70\n14.] Contribution to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 100.99] 83.35] 100.99] 83.35\n15.) Dividend income 208.81] 112.70 0.73} 0.69 209.54}. 113.39\n16.| Dividend Payments 1042.42 | 893.50 4.35 3.75 1046.77 | 897.25\nV7.) Expenses Recovered 17.84) 12.83 0.02 =} 0.84 133} 0401 036 F910} 14.52\n18.| Expenses Reimbursed 715 5.13 0.03 0.06 1.08 4.68 0.17 0.30 8.43| 10.17\n19.) Loans Giver =11179.20 = {1179.20\n20.| Receipt towards Loan Repayment 8.90] 853.79 0.27) 0.17 9.17] 853.96\n24.) Advances Given: daring the year 5.66) 677 0:02 = 5.68} 6.77\n22.) Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Advances 27.15 8.07 27.15 8.07\n23.) Advance Received during the year 100.151 134.62 100.15) 134.62\n24. Adjustment/Payment towards Refund of Advance 116.79] 110.96 116.79} 110.96\n25.} Deposit Received during the year 0.01 0.02 0.07 0.02\n26.| Deposits Given during the year 5.08] 0.35 0.01 - -| 0.03 5.09] 0.38\n27} Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Deposits 5.00 = 0.02 = \u00a7.02 =\n28.| Balances as at 31st March\ni): Receivables 34.86) 33.73 4.00 0.95 3.44 3.92 39.30} 38.60\niil) Advances Given 1.95} 23.44 0.02 - 11.90 -| 13.87] 23.44\nili) Loans Given 130.52) $30.27 =| 027 130.52} 530.54\niv) Deposits Given 52.95| 52.87 0.10 0.10 0.05 0.04 0.30 0.32 53.40] 53.33\nVv). Advance Taken 123,95) 140.59 123.95} 140.59\nvi) Deposits Taken 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.09\nvil) Payables 1:28) 4.25 5.60} 5.40} 2.22). 2.07 22.87) 2450} 31.97) 36.22\nvill) Investment in Non-Convertible Debentures 15.00] 15.00 15.00} 15.00\n29.) Provision for subsidiary as at 31st March 47.55) 47.55 47.55). 47.55\n30.) In addition, remuneration of managers on\ndeputation, absorbed 2.82 2.48 0.19 0.17 3.01 2.65\n1 Unquoted investments purchased, at cost, during the year from subsidiary = 1.69 Crores (2013 : quoted investment - 9.97 Crores. The market value of the quoted investment on the date of acquisition\nwas = 101.91 Crores).\n2 Includes & 21.21 Crores (2013 - \u20ac 0.06 Crore) attributable to remuneration of Directors which is subject to approval by the Company in General Meeting.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tnbx0223", "img_57800.png": ". . e\ni Notes to the Financial Statements w\n2 = 33, Related Party Disclosures (contd) egt\n= 3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS AT 31.03.2014 (@ in Crores)\n2 1 [key Mananementi Relatives Of Key) Eigyne |\n8 Enterprises where contrat exists < | aventicce (ROY Management| ot) Employes |\n2 8 2018 2013) 2014) 2018) 2014) 2013] 20rd 2013] ord] 2013\na 1.| Sale of Goods/Services 256.59 | 213.52 - 0.01 0.80 0.56 8.12 787 265.51 | 221.76\nee 2.) Purchase of Goods/Services 250.18) 258.86 88.49) 86.85 |. 272.22) 226.77 610.89} 572.48\nee 3.| Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets 5.69] 4.59 5.69] 4.59\ney 4.) Sale of Fixed Assets/Scraps AA2 = 0.88}. 0.44 2.001 0.44\neS 5.|_ Investments Purchased from Subsidiary\u2019 1.69 9.97 1.69 9.97\n8 \u20186A| Investment in Subsidiaries (Joint Ventures 85.40}. 30.00 1.24 = 86.64} 30:00\nee 6B.| Conversion of Loan to Equity 422.96 = 422.96 =\nag 7.) Interest Income 15.81] 27.43 O12} 007 15.93)\" 27:20\n: 2 8.| Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\naS + Directors 2 23.38) 16:60 23.38} 16.60\ni - Others 8.31 6.86 8.31 6.86\n: 9.1. Rent Received 649} 3.42 O47} 0.40 6.96} 3.82\n10.) Rent Paid 8.17 9.26 3.37 3.67 0.04 0.04 0.61 0.63 12.19| 13.60\n11.) Remuneration of Managers on Deputation reimbursed B74) 1.87 3.66} 3.47 $23} 4.84\n12.| Remuneration of Managers on Deputation recovered 11.52] 11.86 4.32 3.48 1.18 1.08 17.02] 16.42\n13.) Donation ah 10 =|. 4.70\n14.] Contribution to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 100.99] 83.35] 100.99] 83.35\n15.) Dividend income 208.81] 112.70 0.73} 0.69 209.54}. 113.39\n16.| Dividend Payments 1042.42 | 893.50 4.35 3.75 1046.77 | 897.25\nV7.) Expenses Recovered 17.84) 12.83 0.02 =} 0.84 133} 0401 036 F910} 14.52\n18.| Expenses Reimbursed 715 5.13 0.03 0.06 1.08 4.68 0.17 0.30 8.43| 10.17\n19.) Loans Giver =11179.20 = {1179.20\n20.| Receipt towards Loan Repayment 8.90] 853.79 0.27) 0.17 9.17] 853.96\n24.) Advances Given: daring the year 5.66) 677 0:02 = 5.68} 6.77\n22.) Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Advances 27.15 8.07 27.15 8.07\n23.) Advance Received during the year 100.151 134.62 100.15) 134.62\n24. Adjustment/Payment towards Refund of Advance 116.79] 110.96 116.79} 110.96\n25.} Deposit Received during the year 0.01 0.02 0.07 0.02\n26.| Deposits Given during the year 5.08] 0.35 0.01 - -| 0.03 5.09] 0.38\n27} Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Deposits 5.00 = 0.02 = \u00a7.02 =\n28.| Balances as at 31st March\ni): Receivables 34.86) 33.73 4.00 0.95 3.44 3.92 39.30} 38.60\niil) Advances Given 1.95} 23.44 0.02 - 11.90 -| 13.87] 23.44\nili) Loans Given 130.52) $30.27 =| 027 130.52} 530.54\niv) Deposits Given 52.95| 52.87 0.10 0.10 0.05 0.04 0.30 0.32 53.40] 53.33\nVv). Advance Taken 123,95) 140.59 123.95} 140.59\nvi) Deposits Taken 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.09\nvil) Payables 1:28) 4.25 5.60} 5.40} 2.22). 2.07 22.87) 2450} 31.97) 36.22\nvill) Investment in Non-Convertible Debentures 15.00] 15.00 15.00} 15.00\n29.) Provision for subsidiary as at 31st March 47.55) 47.55 47.55). 47.55\n30.) In addition, remuneration of managers on\ndeputation, absorbed 2.82 2.48 0.19 0.17 3.01 2.65\n1 Unquoted investments purchased, at cost, during the year from subsidiary = 1.69 Crores (2013 : quoted investment - 9.97 Crores. The market value of the quoted investment on the date of acquisition\nwas = 101.91 Crores).\n2 Includes & 21.21 Crores (2013 - \u20ac 0.06 Crore) attributable to remuneration of Directors which is subject to approval by the Company in General Meeting.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tnbx0223", "img_57801.png": ". . e\ni Notes to the Financial Statements w\n2 = 33, Related Party Disclosures (contd) egt\n= 3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS AT 31.03.2014 (@ in Crores)\n2 1 [key Mananementi Relatives Of Key) Eigyne |\n8 Enterprises where contrat exists < | aventicce (ROY Management| ot) Employes |\n2 8 2018 2013) 2014) 2018) 2014) 2013] 20rd 2013] ord] 2013\na 1.| Sale of Goods/Services 256.59 | 213.52 - 0.01 0.80 0.56 8.12 787 265.51 | 221.76\nee 2.) Purchase of Goods/Services 250.18) 258.86 88.49) 86.85 |. 272.22) 226.77 610.89} 572.48\nee 3.| Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets 5.69] 4.59 5.69] 4.59\ney 4.) Sale of Fixed Assets/Scraps AA2 = 0.88}. 0.44 2.001 0.44\neS 5.|_ Investments Purchased from Subsidiary\u2019 1.69 9.97 1.69 9.97\n8 \u20186A| Investment in Subsidiaries (Joint Ventures 85.40}. 30.00 1.24 = 86.64} 30:00\nee 6B.| Conversion of Loan to Equity 422.96 = 422.96 =\nag 7.) Interest Income 15.81] 27.43 O12} 007 15.93)\" 27:20\n: 2 8.| Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\naS + Directors 2 23.38) 16:60 23.38} 16.60\ni - Others 8.31 6.86 8.31 6.86\n: 9.1. Rent Received 649} 3.42 O47} 0.40 6.96} 3.82\n10.) Rent Paid 8.17 9.26 3.37 3.67 0.04 0.04 0.61 0.63 12.19| 13.60\n11.) Remuneration of Managers on Deputation reimbursed B74) 1.87 3.66} 3.47 $23} 4.84\n12.| Remuneration of Managers on Deputation recovered 11.52] 11.86 4.32 3.48 1.18 1.08 17.02] 16.42\n13.) Donation ah 10 =|. 4.70\n14.] Contribution to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 100.99] 83.35] 100.99] 83.35\n15.) Dividend income 208.81] 112.70 0.73} 0.69 209.54}. 113.39\n16.| Dividend Payments 1042.42 | 893.50 4.35 3.75 1046.77 | 897.25\nV7.) Expenses Recovered 17.84) 12.83 0.02 =} 0.84 133} 0401 036 F910} 14.52\n18.| Expenses Reimbursed 715 5.13 0.03 0.06 1.08 4.68 0.17 0.30 8.43| 10.17\n19.) Loans Giver =11179.20 = {1179.20\n20.| Receipt towards Loan Repayment 8.90] 853.79 0.27) 0.17 9.17] 853.96\n24.) Advances Given: daring the year 5.66) 677 0:02 = 5.68} 6.77\n22.) Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Advances 27.15 8.07 27.15 8.07\n23.) Advance Received during the year 100.151 134.62 100.15) 134.62\n24. Adjustment/Payment towards Refund of Advance 116.79] 110.96 116.79} 110.96\n25.} Deposit Received during the year 0.01 0.02 0.07 0.02\n26.| Deposits Given during the year 5.08] 0.35 0.01 - -| 0.03 5.09] 0.38\n27} Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Deposits 5.00 = 0.02 = \u00a7.02 =\n28.| Balances as at 31st March\ni): Receivables 34.86) 33.73 4.00 0.95 3.44 3.92 39.30} 38.60\niil) Advances Given 1.95} 23.44 0.02 - 11.90 -| 13.87] 23.44\nili) Loans Given 130.52) $30.27 =| 027 130.52} 530.54\niv) Deposits Given 52.95| 52.87 0.10 0.10 0.05 0.04 0.30 0.32 53.40] 53.33\nVv). Advance Taken 123,95) 140.59 123.95} 140.59\nvi) Deposits Taken 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.09\nvil) Payables 1:28) 4.25 5.60} 5.40} 2.22). 2.07 22.87) 2450} 31.97) 36.22\nvill) Investment in Non-Convertible Debentures 15.00] 15.00 15.00} 15.00\n29.) Provision for subsidiary as at 31st March 47.55) 47.55 47.55). 47.55\n30.) In addition, remuneration of managers on\ndeputation, absorbed 2.82 2.48 0.19 0.17 3.01 2.65\n1 Unquoted investments purchased, at cost, during the year from subsidiary = 1.69 Crores (2013 : quoted investment - 9.97 Crores. The market value of the quoted investment on the date of acquisition\nwas = 101.91 Crores).\n2 Includes & 21.21 Crores (2013 - \u20ac 0.06 Crore) attributable to remuneration of Directors which is subject to approval by the Company in General Meeting.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tnbx0223", "img_57803.png": ". . e\ni Notes to the Financial Statements w\n2 = 33, Related Party Disclosures (contd) egt\n= 3. DISCLOSURE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE COMPANY AND RELATED PARTIES AND THE STATUS OF OUTSTANDING BALANCES AS AT 31.03.2014 (@ in Crores)\n2 1 [key Mananementi Relatives Of Key) Eigyne |\n8 Enterprises where contrat exists < | aventicce (ROY Management| ot) Employes |\n2 8 2018 2013) 2014) 2018) 2014) 2013] 20rd 2013] ord] 2013\na 1.| Sale of Goods/Services 256.59 | 213.52 - 0.01 0.80 0.56 8.12 787 265.51 | 221.76\nee 2.) Purchase of Goods/Services 250.18) 258.86 88.49) 86.85 |. 272.22) 226.77 610.89} 572.48\nee 3.| Acquisition cost of Fixed Assets 5.69] 4.59 5.69] 4.59\ney 4.) Sale of Fixed Assets/Scraps AA2 = 0.88}. 0.44 2.001 0.44\neS 5.|_ Investments Purchased from Subsidiary\u2019 1.69 9.97 1.69 9.97\n8 \u20186A| Investment in Subsidiaries (Joint Ventures 85.40}. 30.00 1.24 = 86.64} 30:00\nee 6B.| Conversion of Loan to Equity 422.96 = 422.96 =\nag 7.) Interest Income 15.81] 27.43 O12} 007 15.93)\" 27:20\n: 2 8.| Remuneration to Key Management Personnel\naS + Directors 2 23.38) 16:60 23.38} 16.60\ni - Others 8.31 6.86 8.31 6.86\n: 9.1. Rent Received 649} 3.42 O47} 0.40 6.96} 3.82\n10.) Rent Paid 8.17 9.26 3.37 3.67 0.04 0.04 0.61 0.63 12.19| 13.60\n11.) Remuneration of Managers on Deputation reimbursed B74) 1.87 3.66} 3.47 $23} 4.84\n12.| Remuneration of Managers on Deputation recovered 11.52] 11.86 4.32 3.48 1.18 1.08 17.02] 16.42\n13.) Donation ah 10 =|. 4.70\n14.] Contribution to Employees\u2019 Benefit Plans 100.99] 83.35] 100.99] 83.35\n15.) Dividend income 208.81] 112.70 0.73} 0.69 209.54}. 113.39\n16.| Dividend Payments 1042.42 | 893.50 4.35 3.75 1046.77 | 897.25\nV7.) Expenses Recovered 17.84) 12.83 0.02 =} 0.84 133} 0401 036 F910} 14.52\n18.| Expenses Reimbursed 715 5.13 0.03 0.06 1.08 4.68 0.17 0.30 8.43| 10.17\n19.) Loans Giver =11179.20 = {1179.20\n20.| Receipt towards Loan Repayment 8.90] 853.79 0.27) 0.17 9.17] 853.96\n24.) Advances Given: daring the year 5.66) 677 0:02 = 5.68} 6.77\n22.) Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Advances 27.15 8.07 27.15 8.07\n23.) Advance Received during the year 100.151 134.62 100.15) 134.62\n24. Adjustment/Payment towards Refund of Advance 116.79] 110.96 116.79} 110.96\n25.} Deposit Received during the year 0.01 0.02 0.07 0.02\n26.| Deposits Given during the year 5.08] 0.35 0.01 - -| 0.03 5.09] 0.38\n27} Adjustment/Receipt towards Refund of Deposits 5.00 = 0.02 = \u00a7.02 =\n28.| Balances as at 31st March\ni): Receivables 34.86) 33.73 4.00 0.95 3.44 3.92 39.30} 38.60\niil) Advances Given 1.95} 23.44 0.02 - 11.90 -| 13.87] 23.44\nili) Loans Given 130.52) $30.27 =| 027 130.52} 530.54\niv) Deposits Given 52.95| 52.87 0.10 0.10 0.05 0.04 0.30 0.32 53.40] 53.33\nVv). Advance Taken 123,95) 140.59 123.95} 140.59\nvi) Deposits Taken 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.09\nvil) Payables 1:28) 4.25 5.60} 5.40} 2.22). 2.07 22.87) 2450} 31.97) 36.22\nvill) Investment in Non-Convertible Debentures 15.00] 15.00 15.00} 15.00\n29.) Provision for subsidiary as at 31st March 47.55) 47.55 47.55). 47.55\n30.) In addition, remuneration of managers on\ndeputation, absorbed 2.82 2.48 0.19 0.17 3.01 2.65\n1 Unquoted investments purchased, at cost, during the year from subsidiary = 1.69 Crores (2013 : quoted investment - 9.97 Crores. The market value of the quoted investment on the date of acquisition\nwas = 101.91 Crores).\n2 Includes & 21.21 Crores (2013 - \u20ac 0.06 Crore) attributable to remuneration of Directors which is subject to approval by the Company in General Meeting.\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tnbx0223", "img_53989.png": "11. Reimbursement for Fixtures.\n\n11.01 Speedway shall reimburse RJRT for RJRT\u2019s actual cost of fixtures,\nor return the display to RJRT, for any Participating Store that is permanently\ndisqualified from the Program, pursuant to Section 9, during the term of this\nAgreement.\n\n12. Right of First Refusal.\n\n12.01 Commencing ninety (90) days prior to the conclusion of this\nAgreement, RJRT shall have the right to negotiate with Speedway for a one year\nextension of the Agreement. If these negotiations do not result in a new agreement\nprior to the conclusion of this Agreement, then in that event for a period of three\n(3) months thereafter, RURT shall have the right to match any competitive cigarette\nmanufacturer\u2019s bona fide new offer for display and merchandising and by so doing\nenter into a new agreement with Speedway for a period of one (1) year. Except for\nduration, which shall be one (1) year, the new agreement shall meet all other\nessential terms of the competitive offer,\n\n13. Force Majeure.\n\n13.01 lf during the term of this Agreement governmental laws or\nregulations are enacted that forbid the merchandising and display activity\ncontemplated in this Agreement in one or more Participating Stores, such activity\nshall cease in the affected Stores. In such event, RJRT and Speedway shall\nmutually alter this agreement to comply with enacted laws or regulation.\n\n14. Notice.\n\n14.01 The parties specify the following addresses and representatives for\nthe purpose of receiving any notices required by or contemplated under the terms .\nof this Agreement. Either party may change its address and agent by notifying the\nother party in writing of the change. /\n\nIf to RURT: If to Speedway:\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC\n\nAttn.: Vice President, Trade Marketing = Attn.: Vice President, Marketing\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323\n\nwith a copy to: with a copy to:\n\nR, J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC w\n\nAttn.: Legal Department Attn.: Legal Department 8\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive. *\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323 8\nan\n\n7", "img_53990.png": "11. Reimbursement for Fixtures.\n\n11.01 Speedway shall reimburse RJRT for RJRT\u2019s actual cost of fixtures,\nor return the display to RJRT, for any Participating Store that is permanently\ndisqualified from the Program, pursuant to Section 9, during the term of this\nAgreement.\n\n12. Right of First Refusal.\n\n12.01 Commencing ninety (90) days prior to the conclusion of this\nAgreement, RJRT shall have the right to negotiate with Speedway for a one year\nextension of the Agreement. If these negotiations do not result in a new agreement\nprior to the conclusion of this Agreement, then in that event for a period of three\n(3) months thereafter, RURT shall have the right to match any competitive cigarette\nmanufacturer\u2019s bona fide new offer for display and merchandising and by so doing\nenter into a new agreement with Speedway for a period of one (1) year. Except for\nduration, which shall be one (1) year, the new agreement shall meet all other\nessential terms of the competitive offer,\n\n13. Force Majeure.\n\n13.01 lf during the term of this Agreement governmental laws or\nregulations are enacted that forbid the merchandising and display activity\ncontemplated in this Agreement in one or more Participating Stores, such activity\nshall cease in the affected Stores. In such event, RJRT and Speedway shall\nmutually alter this agreement to comply with enacted laws or regulation.\n\n14. Notice.\n\n14.01 The parties specify the following addresses and representatives for\nthe purpose of receiving any notices required by or contemplated under the terms .\nof this Agreement. Either party may change its address and agent by notifying the\nother party in writing of the change. /\n\nIf to RURT: If to Speedway:\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC\n\nAttn.: Vice President, Trade Marketing = Attn.: Vice President, Marketing\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323\n\nwith a copy to: with a copy to:\n\nR, J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC w\n\nAttn.: Legal Department Attn.: Legal Department 8\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive. *\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323 8\nan\n\n7", "img_53992.png": "11. Reimbursement for Fixtures.\n\n11.01 Speedway shall reimburse RJRT for RJRT\u2019s actual cost of fixtures,\nor return the display to RJRT, for any Participating Store that is permanently\ndisqualified from the Program, pursuant to Section 9, during the term of this\nAgreement.\n\n12. Right of First Refusal.\n\n12.01 Commencing ninety (90) days prior to the conclusion of this\nAgreement, RJRT shall have the right to negotiate with Speedway for a one year\nextension of the Agreement. If these negotiations do not result in a new agreement\nprior to the conclusion of this Agreement, then in that event for a period of three\n(3) months thereafter, RURT shall have the right to match any competitive cigarette\nmanufacturer\u2019s bona fide new offer for display and merchandising and by so doing\nenter into a new agreement with Speedway for a period of one (1) year. Except for\nduration, which shall be one (1) year, the new agreement shall meet all other\nessential terms of the competitive offer,\n\n13. Force Majeure.\n\n13.01 lf during the term of this Agreement governmental laws or\nregulations are enacted that forbid the merchandising and display activity\ncontemplated in this Agreement in one or more Participating Stores, such activity\nshall cease in the affected Stores. In such event, RJRT and Speedway shall\nmutually alter this agreement to comply with enacted laws or regulation.\n\n14. Notice.\n\n14.01 The parties specify the following addresses and representatives for\nthe purpose of receiving any notices required by or contemplated under the terms .\nof this Agreement. Either party may change its address and agent by notifying the\nother party in writing of the change. /\n\nIf to RURT: If to Speedway:\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC\n\nAttn.: Vice President, Trade Marketing = Attn.: Vice President, Marketing\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323\n\nwith a copy to: with a copy to:\n\nR, J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC w\n\nAttn.: Legal Department Attn.: Legal Department 8\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive. *\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323 8\nan\n\n7", "img_53993.png": "11. Reimbursement for Fixtures.\n\n11.01 Speedway shall reimburse RJRT for RJRT\u2019s actual cost of fixtures,\nor return the display to RJRT, for any Participating Store that is permanently\ndisqualified from the Program, pursuant to Section 9, during the term of this\nAgreement.\n\n12. Right of First Refusal.\n\n12.01 Commencing ninety (90) days prior to the conclusion of this\nAgreement, RJRT shall have the right to negotiate with Speedway for a one year\nextension of the Agreement. If these negotiations do not result in a new agreement\nprior to the conclusion of this Agreement, then in that event for a period of three\n(3) months thereafter, RURT shall have the right to match any competitive cigarette\nmanufacturer\u2019s bona fide new offer for display and merchandising and by so doing\nenter into a new agreement with Speedway for a period of one (1) year. Except for\nduration, which shall be one (1) year, the new agreement shall meet all other\nessential terms of the competitive offer,\n\n13. Force Majeure.\n\n13.01 lf during the term of this Agreement governmental laws or\nregulations are enacted that forbid the merchandising and display activity\ncontemplated in this Agreement in one or more Participating Stores, such activity\nshall cease in the affected Stores. In such event, RJRT and Speedway shall\nmutually alter this agreement to comply with enacted laws or regulation.\n\n14. Notice.\n\n14.01 The parties specify the following addresses and representatives for\nthe purpose of receiving any notices required by or contemplated under the terms .\nof this Agreement. Either party may change its address and agent by notifying the\nother party in writing of the change. /\n\nIf to RURT: If to Speedway:\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC\n\nAttn.: Vice President, Trade Marketing = Attn.: Vice President, Marketing\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323\n\nwith a copy to: with a copy to:\n\nR, J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Speedway Superamerica LLC w\n\nAttn.: Legal Department Attn.: Legal Department 8\n\n401 North Main Street 500 Speedway Drive. *\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102 Enon, Ohio 45323 8\nan\n\n7", "img_47085.png": "sa\nInformation and Instructions\nfor\nAuthors of Papers\n\nPUBLICATION RIGHTS:\nSubmission of a paper to other than an AACC publication before scheduled oral presentation\ncan cause cancellation. Please promptly inform the Journal Editor of other than routine\npublication plans.\nABSTRACTS:\nAbstracts should be 100-300 words long. Utilize the space provided on the reverse side. Please\nsubmit ONE CARBON COPY on plain white paper, in addition to the form.\nDELIVERY TIME:\nThe delivery time for the standard paper is 15 minutes, plus a 5 minute discussion period.\nDEADLINE:\nDeadline is May 8, 1972. The program will be arranged immediately thereafter. Please\nmail two copies of the abstract in time to allow its arrival before the deadline.\nACCEPTANCE:\nThe author will be contacted at the earliest possible date with regard to acceptance and\nscheduling of his paper.\nEQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES:\nStandard equipment available to speakers in each session will include a 2x2\u201d projector,\nscteen, blackboard, and pointer. Please use these in planning your presentation.\nThe Technical Sessions of submitted papers, title, authors, and abstracts should be\nsubmitted before May 8, 1972 to:\n\nDr. Stanley A. Watson, Program Chairman\n\nCPC International\n\nMoffett Technical Center\n\nBox 345, Argo, Illinois 60501\n\ns . ee AA yacie, 9 \u201c Le D)", "img_47086.png": "sa\nInformation and Instructions\nfor\nAuthors of Papers\n\nPUBLICATION RIGHTS:\nSubmission of a paper to other than an AACC publication before scheduled oral presentation\ncan cause cancellation. Please promptly inform the Journal Editor of other than routine\npublication plans.\nABSTRACTS:\nAbstracts should be 100-300 words long. Utilize the space provided on the reverse side. Please\nsubmit ONE CARBON COPY on plain white paper, in addition to the form.\nDELIVERY TIME:\nThe delivery time for the standard paper is 15 minutes, plus a 5 minute discussion period.\nDEADLINE:\nDeadline is May 8, 1972. The program will be arranged immediately thereafter. Please\nmail two copies of the abstract in time to allow its arrival before the deadline.\nACCEPTANCE:\nThe author will be contacted at the earliest possible date with regard to acceptance and\nscheduling of his paper.\nEQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES:\nStandard equipment available to speakers in each session will include a 2x2\u201d projector,\nscteen, blackboard, and pointer. Please use these in planning your presentation.\nThe Technical Sessions of submitted papers, title, authors, and abstracts should be\nsubmitted before May 8, 1972 to:\n\nDr. Stanley A. Watson, Program Chairman\n\nCPC International\n\nMoffett Technical Center\n\nBox 345, Argo, Illinois 60501\n\ns . ee AA yacie, 9 \u201c Le D)", "img_47087.png": "sa\nInformation and Instructions\nfor\nAuthors of Papers\n\nPUBLICATION RIGHTS:\nSubmission of a paper to other than an AACC publication before scheduled oral presentation\ncan cause cancellation. Please promptly inform the Journal Editor of other than routine\npublication plans.\nABSTRACTS:\nAbstracts should be 100-300 words long. Utilize the space provided on the reverse side. Please\nsubmit ONE CARBON COPY on plain white paper, in addition to the form.\nDELIVERY TIME:\nThe delivery time for the standard paper is 15 minutes, plus a 5 minute discussion period.\nDEADLINE:\nDeadline is May 8, 1972. The program will be arranged immediately thereafter. Please\nmail two copies of the abstract in time to allow its arrival before the deadline.\nACCEPTANCE:\nThe author will be contacted at the earliest possible date with regard to acceptance and\nscheduling of his paper.\nEQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES:\nStandard equipment available to speakers in each session will include a 2x2\u201d projector,\nscteen, blackboard, and pointer. Please use these in planning your presentation.\nThe Technical Sessions of submitted papers, title, authors, and abstracts should be\nsubmitted before May 8, 1972 to:\n\nDr. Stanley A. Watson, Program Chairman\n\nCPC International\n\nMoffett Technical Center\n\nBox 345, Argo, Illinois 60501\n\ns . ee AA yacie, 9 \u201c Le D)", "img_55132.png": ". ae\nob .\nRONAL.) FRANCIS GARVEY, M.D.\u00bb MN, BLA.\nBorne: a Married:\nean, New York\nallas>,\nSocial Security: a Childran: Leslie, Ronald Jr.\nJames T., Tracey\nOffice Address Home Address\nUniversity Medical Center 12657 Sunlight\n5223 Harry Hines, Suite B1O-100 Dallas, TX 75230\nDellas, TX 75235-9073 \u20ac214) 991-9049\n(O15) 688-6854\nEDUCATION\nHarvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1945-49, A.B.\nUniversity of Buffalo Schuol of Medicine, Buffalo, NY, 1949-53,\nM.u.\nUniversity of Dallas, Graduate School of Management, 1983-86,\nM.B.A. CHealth Care Administration)\nPOSTGRADUATE TRAINING\nJoternship - Parkland Memerial Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 1953-54\nResidency \u2014 Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 1956-60\nResearch Fellow - National Institute of Health, 1959-66,\nArthritis and Metabolic Disease\nMILITARY SERVICE\nU.S. Air Force, 1953-56 Final Rank: Captain\nAir Force sponsored internship at Parkland Memorial Hospital,\n1953-54\nFlight Surgeon, USAF Base Surgeon, Brooks AFB, San Antonior TX?\n1954-56\nHUSPLTAL APPUINTMENTS\nSt. Paul Hospital. Consultant\nParkland Memorial Hospital, Active\nPresbyterian Hospital, Courtesy\nLICENSURE\nTexas, August 17, 1953, #C\u20ac-3668\nCERTIFICATION . .\nAmerican Beard of Surgerv, Feoruary 14, 1761- No. 10085", "img_46619.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_46620.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_46621.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_46622.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_46623.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_46624.png": "Premarin + Trimegestone HRT Publication lan\n\nWAYIZIELIS33-00/Drats Plan doe: Draft revised May 15,2002\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nAPPENDIX I\n\nListing of Relevant Meetings and Conferences\n[To be completed at final draft]\n2\nContents RNR? Tathpre WWW. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqb wrod Tys0s2006", "img_55028.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55029.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55030.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55031.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55032.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55033.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_55034.png": "LONDON MEETING\nORIENTATION AGENDA\nTUESDAY - JULY 7, 1987\nIntroduction L. W. Pullen 10:00 - 10:10\nOverview T. Brock/R. Kampe 10:10 - 10:30\nProduct Development/R&D K. Rush 10:30 ~ 11:30\nToxicology/R&D Jd. Hayes 11:30 - 12:00\nManufacturing L. Bass 12:00 - 1:00\nLUNCH 1:00 - 2:00\nPurchasing G. McKenna 2:00 - 2:30\nLegal/Regulatory W, Juchatz 2:30 - 3:00\nBREAK 3:00 - 3:15\nMarketing G. McKenna 3:15 - 4:15\nCommunications H. Osmon 4:15 - 4:45\nFinance R. Summers 4:45 - 5:15\nClosing R. Kampe 5:15 - 5:30\nEVENING Free\nWw\na\n2\nr\n~~\noo\n2", "img_52442.png": "PROGRAM\nT; welfth Annual Meeting\nLIAISON PANEL\nOF\nTHE Food PROTECTION COMMITTEE\nNovember 28-29, 1962\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\u2014\nNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL\nWASHINGTON, D. C.", "img_54440.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54444.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54451.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54458.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54461.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54466.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54471.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54479.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_54490.png": ", . Attachment 4\n: - Page 1 of 2\nMichael W. Phillips\n50296\nAugust 16, 2001\nDate Place/Person/Business Purpose Amount\n08/09 Etna, Clemmons, NC. One carton of Salem Slim $ 22.20\nLight 100s for Julie Sullivan, wife of RJR\u2019s lobbyist in\nIdaho, Pat Sullivan.\n08/10 Wolf Lodge Inn, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat $ 153.49\nSullivan (RJR lobbyist) and Wes and Judy Krueger\n. Idaho Smokers\u2019 Rights). Western Governor's\nAssociation Annual Meeting.\nLo\n150ley.\n08/11 Quicks}vers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, 4f 30.00\nID. 5x& photographs of RJR foursome (MT. Gov. Judy\n: Martz, ID State Rep. Jim Clark, Pat Sullivan and self) in\nWestern Governor's Association golf tournament.\n08/11 The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Tip for 20.00\nfore-caddie in Western Governor's Association golf\n. tournament. (Cash \u2014 no receipt obtained.)\n.. 08/11 Whispers, The Coeur d\u2019Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID. 25.00\nRefreshments with Pat Sullivan (RJR lobbyist). Western\nGovernor's Association Annual Meeting.\n08/11 Tito\u2019s, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Dinner with Pat Sullivan 57.30\n(RJR lobbyist). Western Governor's Association\nAnnual Meeting. SL\ngpon er\n08/14 Banbury Restaurant, Eagle, ID. Box lunches and beverage210.24\ncart for RJR golf outing with Idaho state legislators. (Lt. Gov.\n. Jack Riggs, Idaho State Senators Jim Risch, Dean Cameron,\nFs Darrel Deide, Evan Frasure, Joe Stegner, Robbi King-Barrutia : a\nand husband, Bob. Pat Sullivan, RJR lobbyist, and self.) a\nRJR legislative outing. -\na\na\nao", "img_3062.png": "i, ly, Rema ae Shih ae\nFULL COLOR RECIPE SET. A \u201c\u2018Good Wishes\" offer for you from\nG W Sugar. Mail coupon today!\n\n7a Tt = Lloyd Sumd yal |\nME - PLEASE PRINT)\nJe ay ee\n(ADDRESS)\nbetrothakes Pa Pt I? PILI0/\n(CITY) (STATE) (ZIP CODE)\nMail to: Great Western Sugar Company\nSales Department Room 514\nBox 5308 Denver, Colorado 80217\n; net wr. 10 pounps w\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqnh0227", "img_3064.png": "i, ly, Rema ae Shih ae\nFULL COLOR RECIPE SET. A \u201c\u2018Good Wishes\" offer for you from\nG W Sugar. Mail coupon today!\n\n7a Tt = Lloyd Sumd yal |\nME - PLEASE PRINT)\nJe ay ee\n(ADDRESS)\nbetrothakes Pa Pt I? PILI0/\n(CITY) (STATE) (ZIP CODE)\nMail to: Great Western Sugar Company\nSales Department Room 514\nBox 5308 Denver, Colorado 80217\n; net wr. 10 pounps w\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqnh0227", "img_3066.png": "i, ly, Rema ae Shih ae\nFULL COLOR RECIPE SET. A \u201c\u2018Good Wishes\" offer for you from\nG W Sugar. Mail coupon today!\n\n7a Tt = Lloyd Sumd yal |\nME - PLEASE PRINT)\nJe ay ee\n(ADDRESS)\nbetrothakes Pa Pt I? PILI0/\n(CITY) (STATE) (ZIP CODE)\nMail to: Great Western Sugar Company\nSales Department Room 514\nBox 5308 Denver, Colorado 80217\n; net wr. 10 pounps w\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tqnh0227", "img_57815.png": "RAR\n\nJalaram Engineering Company Parvin Rubber Industries .\nJagan Engineering Company Patwa & Sons\nKala Spares & Components Paper & Allied Products :\nKanan Plastics Royat Pack Industries\nKrishna Offset Rahu Enterprises\nMutual Spring Steel Mfg. Co. Ram Krishna Engineering Works\nMexim Adhesive Tapes Pvt. Ltd. Rakesh Engineering Works\nModern Printers Shrikesh Engineering Works\nPerfect Engineering Works\n\n{iii) The overdue amounts to Small Seale and/or Ancillary Industrial suppliers on account of principal and/or interest as at the\nclose of the year : Rs.37,71,171 (Previous Year Rs.1,79,691)\n\n{iv) The above disclosure is based on the information/documents available with the Company, and this has been relied upon by\nthe Auditors.\n\n21) (a) Pursuant to the Accounting Standard 22 relating to \u201cAccounting for Taxes on Income\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India, made mandatory w.e.f. 1st April, 2001, the Company has recognised net deferred tax liability of\nRs.1,32,45,373 for the year and charged to Profit & Loss Account. As a matter of prudence, the Company has not recognised the\nnet deferred tax asset of Rs.62,99,38,336 upto 31st March, 2001.\n\n(b) The breakup of the deferred tax assets (net) as on 31st March, 2002 is as follows :-\n. Timing difference on account of :- CURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDeferred Tax Assets: .\nUnabsorbed losses and depreciation of earlier years 18,84,95,637 16,78,61,508\n. Expenses allowable U/s. 43B of Income Tax Act, 1961. 43,33,27,596 47,05,80,766\n62,18,23,227 63,84,42,274\nDeferred Tax Liabilities:\nDepreciation 46,05,608 74,28,256\nDeferred revenue expenditure 5,24,656 10,75,682\n. 51,30,264 85,03,938\nNet DeferredTax Assets : 61,66,92,963 62,99,38,936\n22) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\nThe Company is mainty engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and hence, there is no separate reportable\nsegment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment :\n(i) Revenue:\nParticulars Amount in Rs.\nDomestic 3,21,06,93,528\nExport 37,44,02,902\nTotal 3:58,50,96,490\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in Indija.\n23) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified by\nthe Company and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n1. Parties where Control Exists - Subsidiary Companies :\nGTC Global Limited\nGTC Investment & Finance Limited\nOlive Investment & Finance Limited\nRajnigandha Investment & Finance Limited\nPanama Investment & Finance Limited\nGolden Investment (Sikkim) Private Limited.\n2. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan _ Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra _ Whele Time Direster\nMr.N.V. Joshi = Whole Time Director\n1", "img_57817.png": "RAR\n\nJalaram Engineering Company Parvin Rubber Industries .\nJagan Engineering Company Patwa & Sons\nKala Spares & Components Paper & Allied Products :\nKanan Plastics Royat Pack Industries\nKrishna Offset Rahu Enterprises\nMutual Spring Steel Mfg. Co. Ram Krishna Engineering Works\nMexim Adhesive Tapes Pvt. Ltd. Rakesh Engineering Works\nModern Printers Shrikesh Engineering Works\nPerfect Engineering Works\n\n{iii) The overdue amounts to Small Seale and/or Ancillary Industrial suppliers on account of principal and/or interest as at the\nclose of the year : Rs.37,71,171 (Previous Year Rs.1,79,691)\n\n{iv) The above disclosure is based on the information/documents available with the Company, and this has been relied upon by\nthe Auditors.\n\n21) (a) Pursuant to the Accounting Standard 22 relating to \u201cAccounting for Taxes on Income\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India, made mandatory w.e.f. 1st April, 2001, the Company has recognised net deferred tax liability of\nRs.1,32,45,373 for the year and charged to Profit & Loss Account. As a matter of prudence, the Company has not recognised the\nnet deferred tax asset of Rs.62,99,38,336 upto 31st March, 2001.\n\n(b) The breakup of the deferred tax assets (net) as on 31st March, 2002 is as follows :-\n. Timing difference on account of :- CURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDeferred Tax Assets: .\nUnabsorbed losses and depreciation of earlier years 18,84,95,637 16,78,61,508\n. Expenses allowable U/s. 43B of Income Tax Act, 1961. 43,33,27,596 47,05,80,766\n62,18,23,227 63,84,42,274\nDeferred Tax Liabilities:\nDepreciation 46,05,608 74,28,256\nDeferred revenue expenditure 5,24,656 10,75,682\n. 51,30,264 85,03,938\nNet DeferredTax Assets : 61,66,92,963 62,99,38,936\n22) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\nThe Company is mainty engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and hence, there is no separate reportable\nsegment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment :\n(i) Revenue:\nParticulars Amount in Rs.\nDomestic 3,21,06,93,528\nExport 37,44,02,902\nTotal 3:58,50,96,490\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in Indija.\n23) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified by\nthe Company and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n1. Parties where Control Exists - Subsidiary Companies :\nGTC Global Limited\nGTC Investment & Finance Limited\nOlive Investment & Finance Limited\nRajnigandha Investment & Finance Limited\nPanama Investment & Finance Limited\nGolden Investment (Sikkim) Private Limited.\n2. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan _ Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra _ Whele Time Direster\nMr.N.V. Joshi = Whole Time Director\n1", "img_57819.png": "RAR\n\nJalaram Engineering Company Parvin Rubber Industries .\nJagan Engineering Company Patwa & Sons\nKala Spares & Components Paper & Allied Products :\nKanan Plastics Royat Pack Industries\nKrishna Offset Rahu Enterprises\nMutual Spring Steel Mfg. Co. Ram Krishna Engineering Works\nMexim Adhesive Tapes Pvt. Ltd. Rakesh Engineering Works\nModern Printers Shrikesh Engineering Works\nPerfect Engineering Works\n\n{iii) The overdue amounts to Small Seale and/or Ancillary Industrial suppliers on account of principal and/or interest as at the\nclose of the year : Rs.37,71,171 (Previous Year Rs.1,79,691)\n\n{iv) The above disclosure is based on the information/documents available with the Company, and this has been relied upon by\nthe Auditors.\n\n21) (a) Pursuant to the Accounting Standard 22 relating to \u201cAccounting for Taxes on Income\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered\nAccountants of India, made mandatory w.e.f. 1st April, 2001, the Company has recognised net deferred tax liability of\nRs.1,32,45,373 for the year and charged to Profit & Loss Account. As a matter of prudence, the Company has not recognised the\nnet deferred tax asset of Rs.62,99,38,336 upto 31st March, 2001.\n\n(b) The breakup of the deferred tax assets (net) as on 31st March, 2002 is as follows :-\n. Timing difference on account of :- CURRENT PREVIOUS\nYEAR YEAR\n. Rupees Rupees\nDeferred Tax Assets: .\nUnabsorbed losses and depreciation of earlier years 18,84,95,637 16,78,61,508\n. Expenses allowable U/s. 43B of Income Tax Act, 1961. 43,33,27,596 47,05,80,766\n62,18,23,227 63,84,42,274\nDeferred Tax Liabilities:\nDepreciation 46,05,608 74,28,256\nDeferred revenue expenditure 5,24,656 10,75,682\n. 51,30,264 85,03,938\nNet DeferredTax Assets : 61,66,92,963 62,99,38,936\n22) Segment Reporting\n(a) Business Segment :\nThe Company is mainty engaged in the business of Cigarettes and Processed Tobacco and hence, there is no separate reportable\nsegment as per the Accounting Standard - 17 on \u201cSegment Reporting\u201d issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.\n(b) Geographical Segment :\n(i) Revenue:\nParticulars Amount in Rs.\nDomestic 3,21,06,93,528\nExport 37,44,02,902\nTotal 3:58,50,96,490\n(ii) Fixed Assets :\nAll the fixed assets (including additions during the year) are located in Indija.\n23) Related Party Disclosures :\nRelated party disclosures as required by AS - 18 \u201cRelated Party Disclosures\u201d are given below (Related Parties are as identified by\nthe Company and relied upon by the Auditors):\nA. List of related parties :\n1. Parties where Control Exists - Subsidiary Companies :\nGTC Global Limited\nGTC Investment & Finance Limited\nOlive Investment & Finance Limited\nRajnigandha Investment & Finance Limited\nPanama Investment & Finance Limited\nGolden Investment (Sikkim) Private Limited.\n2. Other Parties with whom the Company has entered into transactions during the year :\n(i) Key Management Personnel\nMr. J. P. Khetan _ Managing Director\nMr. Viney Mehra _ Whele Time Direster\nMr.N.V. Joshi = Whole Time Director\n1", "img_45827.png": "Trimegestone Publication Strategy\n(1) Totelle products, in long-term use, offer an effective range of options for the prevention of\nosteoporotic disease\n(2) The progestin component of Totelle products, trimegestone, has high affinity and specificity\nfor progesterone receptors, with no androgenic and glucocorticoid activity\n(3) Totelle use is associated with either an unchanged or decreased mean weight following\ninitiation of therapy\nTHE PARTHENON PUBLISHING GROUP 8\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS019-018102\nOrder", "img_1032.png": "Dr. Tan\n\nJanuary 14, 1999\n\nPage 4\n\nELI LILLY AND COMPANY\nCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PROGRAM\n\nCompensation .\n\nBase Compensation $168,000\n($14,000/mo. x 12)\n\nEconomic Value Added (EVA) Bonus $ 35,280\n(Estimated , based on 12 months)\n\nTOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION $203,280\nEligibility for the Stock Option and\n\nPerformance Award Programs that provide\n\nopportunities for Eli Lilly and Company\n\nstock ownership.\n\nBenefits /\nThere is no cost to the employee for the following benefits. The figures\nare estimates, based on the first year\u2019s base salary.\n\nCompany-Paid Death Benefit (2 x base) $336,000\nBusiness Travel Accident Insurance (3 x base) $504,000\nSavings Plan\nPlease refer to the \u201cEmployee Compensation\u201d booklet\nfor details of the savings plan.\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-TANM-PF-00000049\nP6330-00064", "img_1033.png": "Dr. Tan\n\nJanuary 14, 1999\n\nPage 4\n\nELI LILLY AND COMPANY\nCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PROGRAM\n\nCompensation .\n\nBase Compensation $168,000\n($14,000/mo. x 12)\n\nEconomic Value Added (EVA) Bonus $ 35,280\n(Estimated , based on 12 months)\n\nTOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION $203,280\nEligibility for the Stock Option and\n\nPerformance Award Programs that provide\n\nopportunities for Eli Lilly and Company\n\nstock ownership.\n\nBenefits /\nThere is no cost to the employee for the following benefits. The figures\nare estimates, based on the first year\u2019s base salary.\n\nCompany-Paid Death Benefit (2 x base) $336,000\nBusiness Travel Accident Insurance (3 x base) $504,000\nSavings Plan\nPlease refer to the \u201cEmployee Compensation\u201d booklet\nfor details of the savings plan.\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-TANM-PF-00000049\nP6330-00064", "img_1035.png": "Dr. Tan\n\nJanuary 14, 1999\n\nPage 4\n\nELI LILLY AND COMPANY\nCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PROGRAM\n\nCompensation .\n\nBase Compensation $168,000\n($14,000/mo. x 12)\n\nEconomic Value Added (EVA) Bonus $ 35,280\n(Estimated , based on 12 months)\n\nTOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION $203,280\nEligibility for the Stock Option and\n\nPerformance Award Programs that provide\n\nopportunities for Eli Lilly and Company\n\nstock ownership.\n\nBenefits /\nThere is no cost to the employee for the following benefits. The figures\nare estimates, based on the first year\u2019s base salary.\n\nCompany-Paid Death Benefit (2 x base) $336,000\nBusiness Travel Accident Insurance (3 x base) $504,000\nSavings Plan\nPlease refer to the \u201cEmployee Compensation\u201d booklet\nfor details of the savings plan.\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-TANM-PF-00000049\nP6330-00064", "img_1031.png": "Dr. Tan\n\nJanuary 14, 1999\n\nPage 4\n\nELI LILLY AND COMPANY\nCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PROGRAM\n\nCompensation .\n\nBase Compensation $168,000\n($14,000/mo. x 12)\n\nEconomic Value Added (EVA) Bonus $ 35,280\n(Estimated , based on 12 months)\n\nTOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION $203,280\nEligibility for the Stock Option and\n\nPerformance Award Programs that provide\n\nopportunities for Eli Lilly and Company\n\nstock ownership.\n\nBenefits /\nThere is no cost to the employee for the following benefits. The figures\nare estimates, based on the first year\u2019s base salary.\n\nCompany-Paid Death Benefit (2 x base) $336,000\nBusiness Travel Accident Insurance (3 x base) $504,000\nSavings Plan\nPlease refer to the \u201cEmployee Compensation\u201d booklet\nfor details of the savings plan.\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-TANM-PF-00000049\nP6330-00064", "img_1034.png": "Dr. Tan\n\nJanuary 14, 1999\n\nPage 4\n\nELI LILLY AND COMPANY\nCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS PROGRAM\n\nCompensation .\n\nBase Compensation $168,000\n($14,000/mo. x 12)\n\nEconomic Value Added (EVA) Bonus $ 35,280\n(Estimated , based on 12 months)\n\nTOTAL ANNUAL COMPENSATION $203,280\nEligibility for the Stock Option and\n\nPerformance Award Programs that provide\n\nopportunities for Eli Lilly and Company\n\nstock ownership.\n\nBenefits /\nThere is no cost to the employee for the following benefits. The figures\nare estimates, based on the first year\u2019s base salary.\n\nCompany-Paid Death Benefit (2 x base) $336,000\nBusiness Travel Accident Insurance (3 x base) $504,000\nSavings Plan\nPlease refer to the \u201cEmployee Compensation\u201d booklet\nfor details of the savings plan.\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-TANM-PF-00000049\nP6330-00064", "img_223.png": "Unsettled Science\nKnowing that weather forecasts are reliable for a Moreover, computer models relied upon\nfew days at best, we should recognize the enor- by climate scientists predict that lower atmos-\nmous Challenge facing scientists seeking to pre- pheric temperatures will rise as fast as or faster\ndict climate change and its impact over the next than temperatures at the surface. However, only\ncentury. In spite of everyone's desire for clear within the last 20 years have reliable global\nanswers, it is not surprising that fundamental measurements of temperatures in the lower at-\ngaps in knowledge leave scientists unable to mosphere been available through the use of .\nmake reliable predictions about future changes. satellite technology. These measurements show\n\nA recent report from the National Re- little if any warming.\nsearch Council (NRC) raises important issues, Even less is known about the potential\nincluding these still-unanswered questions: positive or negative impacts of climate change.\n(1) Has human activity al- In fact, many academic\nready begun to change Sea Temperature = studies and field experi-\ntemperature and the ci- 2 \u2014\u2014E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ments have demonstrated\nmate, and (2) How signifi- 77 44 Medieval - that increased levels of car-\n\nte warnt period ee LG\ncant will future change be? 7, sine . bon dioxide can promote\n\nThe NRC report con- = iceage (= crop and forest growth.\nfirms that Earth's surface \u00a9 a So, while some argue\ntemperature has risen by 74-# = that the science debate is\nabout 1 degree Fahrenheit 73 4 _ settled and governments\nover the past 150 years. |, . . should focus only on near-\nSome use this result to a fy = term policies\u2014that is empty\nclaim that humans are \u201d e * . o rhetoric. Inevitably, future\ncausing global warming, 7\u00b0 Een ces a scientific research will help\nand they point to storms or 1000 500 0 500 1000 1500 2000 us understand how human\nfloods to say that danger- ~~ B&. AD.\" actions and natural climate\nous impacts are already Source: Slane (1998) change may affect the world\nunder way. Yet scientists remain unable to con- and will help determine what actions may be de-\nfirm either contention. sirable to address the long-term.\n\nGeological evidence indicates that climate Science has given us enough information\nand greenhouse gas levels experience significant to know that climate changes may pose long-\nnatural variability for reasons having nothing to term risks. Natural variability and human activity\ndo with human activity. Historical records and may lead to climate change that could be signif-\ncurrent scientific evidence show that Europe and icant and perhaps both positive and negative.\nNorth America experienced a medieval warm Consequently, people, companies and govern-\nperiod one thousand years ago, followed cen- ments should take responsible actions now to\nturies later by a little ice age. The geological address the issue.\nrecord shows even larger changes throughout One essential step is to encourage devel-\nEarth's history. Against this backdrop of large, opment of lower-emission technologies to meet\npoorly understood natural variability, it is impos- our future needs for energy. We'll next look at\nsible for scientists to attribute the recent small the promise of technology and what is being\nsurface temperature increase to human causes. done today.\n\nExonMobil\nwww.exxon.mobil.com \u00a9 2000 Exxon Mobil Corporation", "img_224.png": "Unsettled Science\nKnowing that weather forecasts are reliable for a Moreover, computer models relied upon\nfew days at best, we should recognize the enor- by climate scientists predict that lower atmos-\nmous Challenge facing scientists seeking to pre- pheric temperatures will rise as fast as or faster\ndict climate change and its impact over the next than temperatures at the surface. However, only\ncentury. In spite of everyone's desire for clear within the last 20 years have reliable global\nanswers, it is not surprising that fundamental measurements of temperatures in the lower at-\ngaps in knowledge leave scientists unable to mosphere been available through the use of .\nmake reliable predictions about future changes. satellite technology. These measurements show\n\nA recent report from the National Re- little if any warming.\nsearch Council (NRC) raises important issues, Even less is known about the potential\nincluding these still-unanswered questions: positive or negative impacts of climate change.\n(1) Has human activity al- In fact, many academic\nready begun to change Sea Temperature = studies and field experi-\ntemperature and the ci- 2 \u2014\u2014E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ments have demonstrated\nmate, and (2) How signifi- 77 44 Medieval - that increased levels of car-\n\nte warnt period ee LG\ncant will future change be? 7, sine . bon dioxide can promote\n\nThe NRC report con- = iceage (= crop and forest growth.\nfirms that Earth's surface \u00a9 a So, while some argue\ntemperature has risen by 74-# = that the science debate is\nabout 1 degree Fahrenheit 73 4 _ settled and governments\nover the past 150 years. |, . . should focus only on near-\nSome use this result to a fy = term policies\u2014that is empty\nclaim that humans are \u201d e * . o rhetoric. Inevitably, future\ncausing global warming, 7\u00b0 Een ces a scientific research will help\nand they point to storms or 1000 500 0 500 1000 1500 2000 us understand how human\nfloods to say that danger- ~~ B&. AD.\" actions and natural climate\nous impacts are already Source: Slane (1998) change may affect the world\nunder way. Yet scientists remain unable to con- and will help determine what actions may be de-\nfirm either contention. sirable to address the long-term.\n\nGeological evidence indicates that climate Science has given us enough information\nand greenhouse gas levels experience significant to know that climate changes may pose long-\nnatural variability for reasons having nothing to term risks. Natural variability and human activity\ndo with human activity. Historical records and may lead to climate change that could be signif-\ncurrent scientific evidence show that Europe and icant and perhaps both positive and negative.\nNorth America experienced a medieval warm Consequently, people, companies and govern-\nperiod one thousand years ago, followed cen- ments should take responsible actions now to\nturies later by a little ice age. The geological address the issue.\nrecord shows even larger changes throughout One essential step is to encourage devel-\nEarth's history. Against this backdrop of large, opment of lower-emission technologies to meet\npoorly understood natural variability, it is impos- our future needs for energy. We'll next look at\nsible for scientists to attribute the recent small the promise of technology and what is being\nsurface temperature increase to human causes. done today.\n\nExonMobil\nwww.exxon.mobil.com \u00a9 2000 Exxon Mobil Corporation", "img_21063.png": "rv a Page 5\n8. Biographical Data and Publications:\nBirth Date; August 6, 1942,\nPlace of Birth; Seoul, Korea,\nCitizenship: Korean (Permanent, Resident of U.S.A.)\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\n. CONFERRED\nEwha Woman's Univ., Seoul, Korea B.S. 1963 Chemistry\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. M.S. 1971 Nutrition\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Ph.D. 1975 Human Nutrition\nHONORS:\nAltrusa International Woman's Club Scholarship, 1969\nOld Gold Summer Research Fellowship from The University of Iowa, 1977\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT\nAmino acid metabolism Principal Investigator\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNone\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\nProfessional Experience:\nDecember, 1975 to present\nAssistant Professor, Department of Home Economics,\nUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa :\nResponsibilities include teaching both undergraduate and graduate\ncourses, advising students, directing thesis work and directing\nand conducting research.\nCurrent research involvement: Collaboration with Dr. Lewis Stegink,\nDepartment of Pediatrics, University of Iowa, College of Medicine,\non a total parenteral nutrition project since August, 1976.\nResearch project completed is \"Utilization of D-methionine in man\nand rat during total parenteral nutrition.\" Manuscripts are being\nprepared. Research project currently in progress is \"Utilization\nof glucose polymer administered intravenously in minipigs.\"\nAugust, 1975 - December, 1975\nInstructor, Department of Home Economics, University of Iowa,\nIowa City, Iowa\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION\n=, . semis Wolo ee L Occ/ty cy)", "img_21064.png": "rv a Page 5\n8. Biographical Data and Publications:\nBirth Date; August 6, 1942,\nPlace of Birth; Seoul, Korea,\nCitizenship: Korean (Permanent, Resident of U.S.A.)\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\n. CONFERRED\nEwha Woman's Univ., Seoul, Korea B.S. 1963 Chemistry\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. M.S. 1971 Nutrition\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Ph.D. 1975 Human Nutrition\nHONORS:\nAltrusa International Woman's Club Scholarship, 1969\nOld Gold Summer Research Fellowship from The University of Iowa, 1977\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT\nAmino acid metabolism Principal Investigator\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNone\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\nProfessional Experience:\nDecember, 1975 to present\nAssistant Professor, Department of Home Economics,\nUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa :\nResponsibilities include teaching both undergraduate and graduate\ncourses, advising students, directing thesis work and directing\nand conducting research.\nCurrent research involvement: Collaboration with Dr. Lewis Stegink,\nDepartment of Pediatrics, University of Iowa, College of Medicine,\non a total parenteral nutrition project since August, 1976.\nResearch project completed is \"Utilization of D-methionine in man\nand rat during total parenteral nutrition.\" Manuscripts are being\nprepared. Research project currently in progress is \"Utilization\nof glucose polymer administered intravenously in minipigs.\"\nAugust, 1975 - December, 1975\nInstructor, Department of Home Economics, University of Iowa,\nIowa City, Iowa\n(continued)\nNUTRITION FOUNDATION\n=, . semis Wolo ee L Occ/ty cy)", "img_21068.png": "rv a Page 5\n8. Biographical Data and Publications:\nBirth Date; August 6, 1942,\nPlace of Birth; Seoul, Korea,\nCitizenship: Korean (Permanent, Resident of U.S.A.)\nEducation (Begin with baccalaureate training and include postdoctoral)\nINSTITUTION AND LOCATION DEGREE YEAR SCIENTIFIC FIELD\n. CONFERRED\nEwha Woman's Univ., Seoul, Korea B.S. 1963 Chemistry\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. M.S. 1971 Nutrition\nUniv. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Ph.D. 1975 Human Nutrition\nHONORS:\nAltrusa International Woman's Club Scholarship, 1969\nOld Gold Summer Research Fellowship from The University of Iowa, 1977\nMAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST: ROLE IN PROPOSED PROJECT\nAmino acid metabolism Principal Investigator\nOTHER RESEARCH SUPPORT:\nTITLE ANNUAL BUDGET DURATION (Dates) SOURCE OF FUNDS\nNone\nResearch and/or professional experience and publications (Starting with present position, list\ntraining and experience relevant to area of project, List only the most representative publications.)\nProfessional Experience:\nDecember, 1975 to present\nAssistant Professor, Department of Home Economics,\nUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa :\nResponsibilities include teaching both undergraduate and graduate\ncourses, advising students, directing thesis work and directing\nand conducting research.\nCurrent research involvement: Collaboration with Dr. Lewis Stegink,\nDepartment of Pediatrics, University of Iowa, College of Medicine,\non a total parenteral nutrition project since August, 1976.\nResearch project completed is \"Utilization of D-methionine in man\nand rat during total parenteral nutrition.\" Manuscripts are being\nprepared. 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Darby\nWine Institute Symposium\nSan Francisco\nNovember 13-14, 1981\nAir Fare: New York - San Francisco - New York...................$ 400.00\nHotedte SCs REGHCIST cs o.51u sete cic sie) timc. Sa%e. ane .9 0. \u00a5 eles e's 9 wie a Miers, b ainteiole 1 3B. ST\nTaxh (to JP RK. ALrporiip NEW. LOLI 5 \u00ab0: 5\\0.0.0 wise celts cise se 0 0 bigis Gis Sid big'sielp wie 28.00\nTaxi, San, Francisco Airport..to st. Francis: Hotel ..:\\. .dikires \u00abeves aioe 23.00\nTaxis. wbane Ss. Hotel toyMedrcal Can Cems ei. cs bis d Ci eineteels oe peieieee 5.00\nPati weds Cat wConber LO aes PLANCTSMHOCCL 9.6/5 5 e'aks. cis 0.0 owen Bibl eatel Sues 4.50\nTaxi, St.Francis Hotel to Sanfrancisco Airport... ...sessceceb os 23.00\nWeim iene JEN AAO po NOW :LOPK ints c's \u00a35\u2019 sthchecoteco-o tis wicks 9 acl atom iasteire wives 19.00\nGEAUURE LOS. arecgniere dualates Sccieis& tie <osneie a.'s n, Sahat sehen sal s Skeets SRST mate 6.00\n\nTOTAL $ 894.97\nWilliam J. Darby\nNovember 18, 1981", "img_56852.png": "Nee, 13-14,198 6\nee San Par ace\n: Ta plata ver toch\n\u201c> (Ge\n\nStatement of Expenses\nDr. William J. Darby\nWine Institute Symposium\nSan Francisco\nNovember 13-14, 1981\nAir Fare: New York - San Francisco - New York...................$ 400.00\nHotedte SCs REGHCIST cs o.51u sete cic sie) timc. Sa%e. ane .9 0. \u00a5 eles e's 9 wie a Miers, b ainteiole 1 3B. ST\nTaxh (to JP RK. ALrporiip NEW. LOLI 5 \u00ab0: 5\\0.0.0 wise celts cise se 0 0 bigis Gis Sid big'sielp wie 28.00\nTaxi, San, Francisco Airport..to st. Francis: Hotel ..:\\. .dikires \u00abeves aioe 23.00\nTaxis. wbane Ss. Hotel toyMedrcal Can Cems ei. cs bis d Ci eineteels oe peieieee 5.00\nPati weds Cat wConber LO aes PLANCTSMHOCCL 9.6/5 5 e'aks. cis 0.0 owen Bibl eatel Sues 4.50\nTaxi, St.Francis Hotel to Sanfrancisco Airport... ...sessceceb os 23.00\nWeim iene JEN AAO po NOW :LOPK ints c's \u00a35\u2019 sthchecoteco-o tis wicks 9 acl atom iasteire wives 19.00\nGEAUURE LOS. arecgniere dualates Sccieis& tie <osneie a.'s n, Sahat sehen sal s Skeets SRST mate 6.00\n\nTOTAL $ 894.97\nWilliam J. Darby\nNovember 18, 1981", "img_56854.png": "Nee, 13-14,198 6\nee San Par ace\n: Ta plata ver toch\n\u201c> (Ge\n\nStatement of Expenses\nDr. William J. Darby\nWine Institute Symposium\nSan Francisco\nNovember 13-14, 1981\nAir Fare: New York - San Francisco - New York...................$ 400.00\nHotedte SCs REGHCIST cs o.51u sete cic sie) timc. Sa%e. ane .9 0. \u00a5 eles e's 9 wie a Miers, b ainteiole 1 3B. ST\nTaxh (to JP RK. ALrporiip NEW. LOLI 5 \u00ab0: 5\\0.0.0 wise celts cise se 0 0 bigis Gis Sid big'sielp wie 28.00\nTaxi, San, Francisco Airport..to st. Francis: Hotel ..:\\. .dikires \u00abeves aioe 23.00\nTaxis. wbane Ss. Hotel toyMedrcal Can Cems ei. cs bis d Ci eineteels oe peieieee 5.00\nPati weds Cat wConber LO aes PLANCTSMHOCCL 9.6/5 5 e'aks. cis 0.0 owen Bibl eatel Sues 4.50\nTaxi, St.Francis Hotel to Sanfrancisco Airport... ...sessceceb os 23.00\nWeim iene JEN AAO po NOW :LOPK ints c's \u00a35\u2019 sthchecoteco-o tis wicks 9 acl atom iasteire wives 19.00\nGEAUURE LOS. arecgniere dualates Sccieis& tie <osneie a.'s n, Sahat sehen sal s Skeets SRST mate 6.00\n\nTOTAL $ 894.97\nWilliam J. Darby\nNovember 18, 1981", "img_56855.png": "Nee, 13-14,198 6\nee San Par ace\n: Ta plata ver toch\n\u201c> (Ge\n\nStatement of Expenses\nDr. William J. Darby\nWine Institute Symposium\nSan Francisco\nNovember 13-14, 1981\nAir Fare: New York - San Francisco - New York...................$ 400.00\nHotedte SCs REGHCIST cs o.51u sete cic sie) timc. Sa%e. ane .9 0. \u00a5 eles e's 9 wie a Miers, b ainteiole 1 3B. ST\nTaxh (to JP RK. ALrporiip NEW. LOLI 5 \u00ab0: 5\\0.0.0 wise celts cise se 0 0 bigis Gis Sid big'sielp wie 28.00\nTaxi, San, Francisco Airport..to st. Francis: Hotel ..:\\. .dikires \u00abeves aioe 23.00\nTaxis. wbane Ss. Hotel toyMedrcal Can Cems ei. cs bis d Ci eineteels oe peieieee 5.00\nPati weds Cat wConber LO aes PLANCTSMHOCCL 9.6/5 5 e'aks. cis 0.0 owen Bibl eatel Sues 4.50\nTaxi, St.Francis Hotel to Sanfrancisco Airport... ...sessceceb os 23.00\nWeim iene JEN AAO po NOW :LOPK ints c's \u00a35\u2019 sthchecoteco-o tis wicks 9 acl atom iasteire wives 19.00\nGEAUURE LOS. arecgniere dualates Sccieis& tie <osneie a.'s n, Sahat sehen sal s Skeets SRST mate 6.00\n\nTOTAL $ 894.97\nWilliam J. Darby\nNovember 18, 1981", "img_56856.png": "Nee, 13-14,198 6\nee San Par ace\n: Ta plata ver toch\n\u201c> (Ge\n\nStatement of Expenses\nDr. William J. Darby\nWine Institute Symposium\nSan Francisco\nNovember 13-14, 1981\nAir Fare: New York - San Francisco - New York...................$ 400.00\nHotedte SCs REGHCIST cs o.51u sete cic sie) timc. Sa%e. ane .9 0. \u00a5 eles e's 9 wie a Miers, b ainteiole 1 3B. ST\nTaxh (to JP RK. ALrporiip NEW. LOLI 5 \u00ab0: 5\\0.0.0 wise celts cise se 0 0 bigis Gis Sid big'sielp wie 28.00\nTaxi, San, Francisco Airport..to st. Francis: Hotel ..:\\. .dikires \u00abeves aioe 23.00\nTaxis. wbane Ss. Hotel toyMedrcal Can Cems ei. cs bis d Ci eineteels oe peieieee 5.00\nPati weds Cat wConber LO aes PLANCTSMHOCCL 9.6/5 5 e'aks. cis 0.0 owen Bibl eatel Sues 4.50\nTaxi, St.Francis Hotel to Sanfrancisco Airport... ...sessceceb os 23.00\nWeim iene JEN AAO po NOW :LOPK ints c's \u00a35\u2019 sthchecoteco-o tis wicks 9 acl atom iasteire wives 19.00\nGEAUURE LOS. arecgniere dualates Sccieis& tie <osneie a.'s n, Sahat sehen sal s Skeets SRST mate 6.00\n\nTOTAL $ 894.97\nWilliam J. Darby\nNovember 18, 1981", "img_4408.png": "toe\nTohaceo Company\n1D=305305510 812497164 785746\"\nBruce Hatfield Consumer Relations\n309 Clinton St . Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nBinghamton, NY 13905-2052\nThank you for contacting us. 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Any\ncorrections must match your ID.\nNOTE: The address on your Pleasg,print corrections below: 4 . }\nofficial ID must match the ARUCE HATH s Le\naddress where you will receive Name ~ 4\nmailings or we will be unable ae\n10 process the Age 3 4 Adee s 3 fi 3 565\u00b0\nVerification Form. City/Stateip Code\nSTEP 2: Your signature and date of birth are STEP 3: attachs copy of your identification.\nrequired to determine your eligibility. .\n' ; oe ~\nWhat is your Birthdate? 5 Low 1 SS Likeyy y oN 5 .\n(REQUIRED) (month) (day) (year) ae Gere A \u00ab de kK Ceo. \\'} he\nSerato yan Alf 1\nToday\u2019s Date? S 1/6) & 10:210 B14 616 LEARN Ss I:\n(month) (day) (year) i 2A a NER pr RMI\n| MMR \u00a7 00508005, RMIT\nI certify that Iam a smoker; I am 21 years of age or older; and that on 3 a Bs HATFIELD Batic\n1 want to receive offers, premiums, coupons, or cigarettes that may | - SBMitta: 08 ay 309 CLINTON ret\nbe sent to me in the mail. I understand that giving false information in |! 4 ri r| \u2014 rape 7 NY oy\norder to accept these offers may constitute a violapin/of Jaw. a oe SExas cycil. } hey\nST /g , eno. EVES! BR ir: wey GY at\nSignature ade Pe = 'SSUED: we2ton lex. Fass pi\n(REQUIRED) (first) (middle inflal) (ast) FST oe ei MPIRES 08.0205 \u00a9\nA JOOS mersra |\nWhat is your usual brand of cigarettes? Do Ad ~ ow\nnN\nSTEP 4; Send form and copy of ED in the enclosed self-addressed envelope, or mail to: N\nAttn: Dept. NYFSI, Consumer Relations, PO Box 2959, Winston-Salem, NC 27102 tw\nOffer Restricted to Smokers 21 Years of Age or Older. nN\nWe respect the privacy of our smokers, We do not sell the names on our lists to anyone. 3\n\u201cWe work for smokers.\u201d \u00a9", "img_4409.png": "toe\nTohaceo Company\n1D=305305510 812497164 785746\"\nBruce Hatfield Consumer Relations\n309 Clinton St . Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nBinghamton, NY 13905-2052\nThank you for contacting us. As part of our continued efforts to stop underage smoking, we verify that every smoker on our\nmailing list is 21 years of age or older.\nIn order to be added to our active mailing list and to be eligible to receive future mailings, please complete this form and\ninclude a copy of an (driver's license, sporting\nlicense, MEDICAID Voucher or State ID).\nIf you have any questions about filling out this form, please call 1-800-777-2695. We're open Monday through Friday from\n8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (EST).\n> The name, street address, city, and state on your official identification MUST MATCH the riame, street address,\ncity, and state shown above or as corrected below on this Age Verification Form. \u2018\n= If the ID does not match the address where you are to receive mailings, we will be unable to process the Age | -\nVerification Form. bs Bs\nSTEP 1: Check to make sure the mailing address above is correct. Print any corrections in the box below on the right. Any\ncorrections must match your ID.\nNOTE: The address on your Pleasg,print corrections below: 4 . }\nofficial ID must match the ARUCE HATH s Le\naddress where you will receive Name ~ 4\nmailings or we will be unable ae\n10 process the Age 3 4 Adee s 3 fi 3 565\u00b0\nVerification Form. City/Stateip Code\nSTEP 2: Your signature and date of birth are STEP 3: attachs copy of your identification.\nrequired to determine your eligibility. .\n' ; oe ~\nWhat is your Birthdate? 5 Low 1 SS Likeyy y oN 5 .\n(REQUIRED) (month) (day) (year) ae Gere A \u00ab de kK Ceo. \\'} he\nSerato yan Alf 1\nToday\u2019s Date? S 1/6) & 10:210 B14 616 LEARN Ss I:\n(month) (day) (year) i 2A a NER pr RMI\n| MMR \u00a7 00508005, RMIT\nI certify that Iam a smoker; I am 21 years of age or older; and that on 3 a Bs HATFIELD Batic\n1 want to receive offers, premiums, coupons, or cigarettes that may | - SBMitta: 08 ay 309 CLINTON ret\nbe sent to me in the mail. I understand that giving false information in |! 4 ri r| \u2014 rape 7 NY oy\norder to accept these offers may constitute a violapin/of Jaw. a oe SExas cycil. } hey\nST /g , eno. EVES! BR ir: wey GY at\nSignature ade Pe = 'SSUED: we2ton lex. Fass pi\n(REQUIRED) (first) (middle inflal) (ast) FST oe ei MPIRES 08.0205 \u00a9\nA JOOS mersra |\nWhat is your usual brand of cigarettes? Do Ad ~ ow\nnN\nSTEP 4; Send form and copy of ED in the enclosed self-addressed envelope, or mail to: N\nAttn: Dept. NYFSI, Consumer Relations, PO Box 2959, Winston-Salem, NC 27102 tw\nOffer Restricted to Smokers 21 Years of Age or Older. nN\nWe respect the privacy of our smokers, We do not sell the names on our lists to anyone. 3\n\u201cWe work for smokers.\u201d \u00a9", "img_4411.png": "toe\nTohaceo Company\n1D=305305510 812497164 785746\"\nBruce Hatfield Consumer Relations\n309 Clinton St . Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nBinghamton, NY 13905-2052\nThank you for contacting us. As part of our continued efforts to stop underage smoking, we verify that every smoker on our\nmailing list is 21 years of age or older.\nIn order to be added to our active mailing list and to be eligible to receive future mailings, please complete this form and\ninclude a copy of an (driver's license, sporting\nlicense, MEDICAID Voucher or State ID).\nIf you have any questions about filling out this form, please call 1-800-777-2695. We're open Monday through Friday from\n8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (EST).\n> The name, street address, city, and state on your official identification MUST MATCH the riame, street address,\ncity, and state shown above or as corrected below on this Age Verification Form. \u2018\n= If the ID does not match the address where you are to receive mailings, we will be unable to process the Age | -\nVerification Form. bs Bs\nSTEP 1: Check to make sure the mailing address above is correct. Print any corrections in the box below on the right. Any\ncorrections must match your ID.\nNOTE: The address on your Pleasg,print corrections below: 4 . }\nofficial ID must match the ARUCE HATH s Le\naddress where you will receive Name ~ 4\nmailings or we will be unable ae\n10 process the Age 3 4 Adee s 3 fi 3 565\u00b0\nVerification Form. City/Stateip Code\nSTEP 2: Your signature and date of birth are STEP 3: attachs copy of your identification.\nrequired to determine your eligibility. .\n' ; oe ~\nWhat is your Birthdate? 5 Low 1 SS Likeyy y oN 5 .\n(REQUIRED) (month) (day) (year) ae Gere A \u00ab de kK Ceo. \\'} he\nSerato yan Alf 1\nToday\u2019s Date? S 1/6) & 10:210 B14 616 LEARN Ss I:\n(month) (day) (year) i 2A a NER pr RMI\n| MMR \u00a7 00508005, RMIT\nI certify that Iam a smoker; I am 21 years of age or older; and that on 3 a Bs HATFIELD Batic\n1 want to receive offers, premiums, coupons, or cigarettes that may | - SBMitta: 08 ay 309 CLINTON ret\nbe sent to me in the mail. I understand that giving false information in |! 4 ri r| \u2014 rape 7 NY oy\norder to accept these offers may constitute a violapin/of Jaw. a oe SExas cycil. } hey\nST /g , eno. EVES! BR ir: wey GY at\nSignature ade Pe = 'SSUED: we2ton lex. Fass pi\n(REQUIRED) (first) (middle inflal) (ast) FST oe ei MPIRES 08.0205 \u00a9\nA JOOS mersra |\nWhat is your usual brand of cigarettes? Do Ad ~ ow\nnN\nSTEP 4; Send form and copy of ED in the enclosed self-addressed envelope, or mail to: N\nAttn: Dept. NYFSI, Consumer Relations, PO Box 2959, Winston-Salem, NC 27102 tw\nOffer Restricted to Smokers 21 Years of Age or Older. nN\nWe respect the privacy of our smokers, We do not sell the names on our lists to anyone. 3\n\u201cWe work for smokers.\u201d \u00a9", "img_4412.png": "toe\nTohaceo Company\n1D=305305510 812497164 785746\"\nBruce Hatfield Consumer Relations\n309 Clinton St . Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nBinghamton, NY 13905-2052\nThank you for contacting us. As part of our continued efforts to stop underage smoking, we verify that every smoker on our\nmailing list is 21 years of age or older.\nIn order to be added to our active mailing list and to be eligible to receive future mailings, please complete this form and\ninclude a copy of an (driver's license, sporting\nlicense, MEDICAID Voucher or State ID).\nIf you have any questions about filling out this form, please call 1-800-777-2695. We're open Monday through Friday from\n8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (EST).\n> The name, street address, city, and state on your official identification MUST MATCH the riame, street address,\ncity, and state shown above or as corrected below on this Age Verification Form. \u2018\n= If the ID does not match the address where you are to receive mailings, we will be unable to process the Age | -\nVerification Form. bs Bs\nSTEP 1: Check to make sure the mailing address above is correct. Print any corrections in the box below on the right. Any\ncorrections must match your ID.\nNOTE: The address on your Pleasg,print corrections below: 4 . }\nofficial ID must match the ARUCE HATH s Le\naddress where you will receive Name ~ 4\nmailings or we will be unable ae\n10 process the Age 3 4 Adee s 3 fi 3 565\u00b0\nVerification Form. City/Stateip Code\nSTEP 2: Your signature and date of birth are STEP 3: attachs copy of your identification.\nrequired to determine your eligibility. .\n' ; oe ~\nWhat is your Birthdate? 5 Low 1 SS Likeyy y oN 5 .\n(REQUIRED) (month) (day) (year) ae Gere A \u00ab de kK Ceo. \\'} he\nSerato yan Alf 1\nToday\u2019s Date? S 1/6) & 10:210 B14 616 LEARN Ss I:\n(month) (day) (year) i 2A a NER pr RMI\n| MMR \u00a7 00508005, RMIT\nI certify that Iam a smoker; I am 21 years of age or older; and that on 3 a Bs HATFIELD Batic\n1 want to receive offers, premiums, coupons, or cigarettes that may | - SBMitta: 08 ay 309 CLINTON ret\nbe sent to me in the mail. I understand that giving false information in |! 4 ri r| \u2014 rape 7 NY oy\norder to accept these offers may constitute a violapin/of Jaw. a oe SExas cycil. } hey\nST /g , eno. EVES! BR ir: wey GY at\nSignature ade Pe = 'SSUED: we2ton lex. Fass pi\n(REQUIRED) (first) (middle inflal) (ast) FST oe ei MPIRES 08.0205 \u00a9\nA JOOS mersra |\nWhat is your usual brand of cigarettes? Do Ad ~ ow\nnN\nSTEP 4; Send form and copy of ED in the enclosed self-addressed envelope, or mail to: N\nAttn: Dept. NYFSI, Consumer Relations, PO Box 2959, Winston-Salem, NC 27102 tw\nOffer Restricted to Smokers 21 Years of Age or Older. nN\nWe respect the privacy of our smokers, We do not sell the names on our lists to anyone. 3\n\u201cWe work for smokers.\u201d \u00a9", "img_49168.png": "11:14 to Coffee Break\n11:39 a.m Coffee will be served for men and\nwomen in the lobby adjacent to\nexhibit area. Please move into\nexhibit area. (Exhibits Open)\n11:39 a.m. TRRF GENERAL SESSION (PART |)\nPresiding: Lee A. Waller\nTRRF Vice President\n11:39 to \u201cIntroductory Remarks\u201d\n11:44 a.m. Lee A. Waller, TRRF Vice Presi-\ndent\n11:44.a.m. Individual Interviews with TRRF\nto Public Board Members and Sci-\n12:25p.m. entific Advisory Council Mem-\nbers\nConducted by TRRF Treasurer\nPhilip G. Kuehn to get answers\nwhich the public refrigerated\nwarehousing industry is looking\nfor. Plus questions from the floor.\nDr. Emil M. Mrak, University of Cal-\nifornia, Chairman, TRRF Board;\nSam R. Cecil, University of Georgia\nCollege of Agriculture; Dr. Stanley\nCharm, Tufts University School of\nMedicine; Dr. Robert H. Cotton, ITT\nContinental Baking Company; Dr.\nOwen Fennema, University of Wis-\nconsin; Dr. Robert E. Hardenburg,\nUSDA.\n12:25:10 Questions and Answers\n12:58 p.m.\n12:58 to Exhibits Open\n4:00 p.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n2:00 to TRRF Scientific Advisory\n5:00 p.m. Council Meeting\nBallroom Foyer\no acento pon Dein O ~nn0", "img_49172.png": "11:14 to Coffee Break\n11:39 a.m Coffee will be served for men and\nwomen in the lobby adjacent to\nexhibit area. Please move into\nexhibit area. (Exhibits Open)\n11:39 a.m. TRRF GENERAL SESSION (PART |)\nPresiding: Lee A. Waller\nTRRF Vice President\n11:39 to \u201cIntroductory Remarks\u201d\n11:44 a.m. Lee A. Waller, TRRF Vice Presi-\ndent\n11:44.a.m. Individual Interviews with TRRF\nto Public Board Members and Sci-\n12:25p.m. entific Advisory Council Mem-\nbers\nConducted by TRRF Treasurer\nPhilip G. Kuehn to get answers\nwhich the public refrigerated\nwarehousing industry is looking\nfor. Plus questions from the floor.\nDr. Emil M. Mrak, University of Cal-\nifornia, Chairman, TRRF Board;\nSam R. Cecil, University of Georgia\nCollege of Agriculture; Dr. Stanley\nCharm, Tufts University School of\nMedicine; Dr. Robert H. Cotton, ITT\nContinental Baking Company; Dr.\nOwen Fennema, University of Wis-\nconsin; Dr. Robert E. Hardenburg,\nUSDA.\n12:25:10 Questions and Answers\n12:58 p.m.\n12:58 to Exhibits Open\n4:00 p.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n2:00 to TRRF Scientific Advisory\n5:00 p.m. Council Meeting\nBallroom Foyer\no acento pon Dein O ~nn0", "img_49177.png": "11:14 to Coffee Break\n11:39 a.m Coffee will be served for men and\nwomen in the lobby adjacent to\nexhibit area. Please move into\nexhibit area. (Exhibits Open)\n11:39 a.m. TRRF GENERAL SESSION (PART |)\nPresiding: Lee A. Waller\nTRRF Vice President\n11:39 to \u201cIntroductory Remarks\u201d\n11:44 a.m. Lee A. Waller, TRRF Vice Presi-\ndent\n11:44.a.m. Individual Interviews with TRRF\nto Public Board Members and Sci-\n12:25p.m. entific Advisory Council Mem-\nbers\nConducted by TRRF Treasurer\nPhilip G. Kuehn to get answers\nwhich the public refrigerated\nwarehousing industry is looking\nfor. Plus questions from the floor.\nDr. Emil M. Mrak, University of Cal-\nifornia, Chairman, TRRF Board;\nSam R. Cecil, University of Georgia\nCollege of Agriculture; Dr. Stanley\nCharm, Tufts University School of\nMedicine; Dr. Robert H. Cotton, ITT\nContinental Baking Company; Dr.\nOwen Fennema, University of Wis-\nconsin; Dr. Robert E. Hardenburg,\nUSDA.\n12:25:10 Questions and Answers\n12:58 p.m.\n12:58 to Exhibits Open\n4:00 p.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n2:00 to TRRF Scientific Advisory\n5:00 p.m. Council Meeting\nBallroom Foyer\no acento pon Dein O ~nn0", "img_49181.png": "11:14 to Coffee Break\n11:39 a.m Coffee will be served for men and\nwomen in the lobby adjacent to\nexhibit area. Please move into\nexhibit area. (Exhibits Open)\n11:39 a.m. TRRF GENERAL SESSION (PART |)\nPresiding: Lee A. Waller\nTRRF Vice President\n11:39 to \u201cIntroductory Remarks\u201d\n11:44 a.m. Lee A. Waller, TRRF Vice Presi-\ndent\n11:44.a.m. Individual Interviews with TRRF\nto Public Board Members and Sci-\n12:25p.m. entific Advisory Council Mem-\nbers\nConducted by TRRF Treasurer\nPhilip G. Kuehn to get answers\nwhich the public refrigerated\nwarehousing industry is looking\nfor. Plus questions from the floor.\nDr. Emil M. Mrak, University of Cal-\nifornia, Chairman, TRRF Board;\nSam R. Cecil, University of Georgia\nCollege of Agriculture; Dr. Stanley\nCharm, Tufts University School of\nMedicine; Dr. Robert H. Cotton, ITT\nContinental Baking Company; Dr.\nOwen Fennema, University of Wis-\nconsin; Dr. Robert E. Hardenburg,\nUSDA.\n12:25:10 Questions and Answers\n12:58 p.m.\n12:58 to Exhibits Open\n4:00 p.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n2:00 to TRRF Scientific Advisory\n5:00 p.m. Council Meeting\nBallroom Foyer\no acento pon Dein O ~nn0", "img_49187.png": "11:14 to Coffee Break\n11:39 a.m Coffee will be served for men and\nwomen in the lobby adjacent to\nexhibit area. Please move into\nexhibit area. (Exhibits Open)\n11:39 a.m. TRRF GENERAL SESSION (PART |)\nPresiding: Lee A. Waller\nTRRF Vice President\n11:39 to \u201cIntroductory Remarks\u201d\n11:44 a.m. Lee A. Waller, TRRF Vice Presi-\ndent\n11:44.a.m. Individual Interviews with TRRF\nto Public Board Members and Sci-\n12:25p.m. entific Advisory Council Mem-\nbers\nConducted by TRRF Treasurer\nPhilip G. Kuehn to get answers\nwhich the public refrigerated\nwarehousing industry is looking\nfor. Plus questions from the floor.\nDr. Emil M. Mrak, University of Cal-\nifornia, Chairman, TRRF Board;\nSam R. Cecil, University of Georgia\nCollege of Agriculture; Dr. Stanley\nCharm, Tufts University School of\nMedicine; Dr. Robert H. Cotton, ITT\nContinental Baking Company; Dr.\nOwen Fennema, University of Wis-\nconsin; Dr. Robert E. Hardenburg,\nUSDA.\n12:25:10 Questions and Answers\n12:58 p.m.\n12:58 to Exhibits Open\n4:00 p.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n2:00 to TRRF Scientific Advisory\n5:00 p.m. Council Meeting\nBallroom Foyer\no acento pon Dein O ~nn0", "img_49392.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49395.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49397.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49400.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49402.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49404.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_49406.png": "MONDAY, MAY 15\n8:15 to Exhibits Open\n8:56 a.m. Capt. Jack Stoney Room\n8:58 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION\nLeamington Hall\n(Ladies are invited to hear Dr.\nKlaus and Dr. Feinberg)\nPresiding: Charles D. Nesbit,\nIARW Chairman\n8:58 to \u201cOpening Remarks\u201d\n9:03 a.m. Charles D. Nesbit, IARW Chair-\nman\n9:03 to Report of IARW Nominating Com-\n9:07 a.m. mittee\nJames G. Talbot, Chairman\nReport of TRRF Nominating Com-\nmittee\nWillis S. McLeese, Chairman\n9:08 to \u201cBe Tomorrow\u2019s Person Today\u201d\n9:53 a.m. Dr. Gunther Klaus, Managing\nDirector, Institute for Advanced\nPlanning, Beverly Hills, Califor-\nnia\n9:53 to Questions and Answers\n10:08 a.m.\n10:09 to \u201cPeople Are Your Future. For\n10:59a.m. Good or Ill, You and Your Com-\npany Depend on Their Wisdom,\nTheir Motivation and Their\nEnergy\u201d\nDr. Mortimer R. Feinberg, Chair-\nman of the Board, BFS Psycho-\nlogical Associates, Inc., New\nYork City\n10:59 to Questions and Answers\n11:14 a.m.\nOur WV Co Oo D cl Oo yt) Z", "img_57899.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_57900.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_57901.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_57902.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_57903.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_57904.png": "Action Items From March\u2019s\nMenopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting\nru eae Prag) aye Lg at) est? LD (Oat\nbiG DE aCe) Les Le) Ca\n1 Make ACOG poster and ship it to A. 4/26/04 DW In progress\nConti\n2 Identify the involvement of top opinion 4/16/04 DW Complete\nleaders in various meetings (osteoporosis\nand menopause meetings)\n3 Contact C. Arnaud about the status of his 4/16/04 A. Conti In progress\nmanuscript \u201cPTH and estrogen in\nosteoporosis treatment\u201d that was\nsubmitted to J Clin Invest\n4 Arrange for R. Northington to do statistic 4/16/04 N. Martin\nanalyses on the Asian-Pacific low-dose\ndata\n5 Consider presentations and publications MH pub\nof Asian-Pacific low-dose data after the management\nanalyses are done committee\n6 Talk to D. Spielmann about Dr. Al- 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nAzzawi\u2019s request for Totelle 2 mg bone\ndata\n7 Inform DW on how to proceed with the 4/16/04 S. Olivier\nTotelle 2 mg bone manuscript TMG team\nSupport submitted Totelle manuscripts Ongoing DW In progress\nthrough publication Parthenon\nDESIGN010982", "img_6989.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6990.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6991.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6994.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6995.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6996.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6997.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_6998.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_7000.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_7003.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_7015.png": "|. Brom: Joyce Bagby To: Melissa Andrews | ater Saaree Thne: 478088 - | - Page 2 ors\n. Response Code Request Form \u00a9 Do\nFax # (910) 741-2526 \u00a9\n: 5 Attn: Joyce Bagby (910) 741-532 , :\nEO RUR Brand: \u00a9 MULTLBRAND ov RJR Program #: 00898 _.. ResponseCode: 742...\n\u201cProject Name: Seattle Region Name Generation Cat ee\nco cards Seth i i Sales |\n\u201cDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Real\n. Quantity \u2014\u2014 200,000 we \u00b0 ol\n& Pot. Response ne OO HC oS . In Store Take One #\n: # of Responders \u2014_ 14000 i\n\u201cTiming: ~ Data Entry: |\n3 DTS 05/06/96 __ \u2018Data En tyes |\n: Expiration Date 28196 Supplier ARG\n. Offer Complete 4297 : ,\nDays Offer Open 804 oe\ne we dneoringmall BRE /\n| Agency: = * foe me L.\n2 Agency Name Ad Type, Ing if WAIRIG 1s supplier, do you - ,\n4 y Contact Person David Moore jn ~ need a\u2019 MIAIRIC P.O. Box? Yes\npe Phone # (010) 292-1744 |\nDo co BQ, Box Title: |Natiorial Smoker Setvices\n: Fulfillment: \u201d : . OO \u2018\n. Company MIRC esate: :\n\u00e9 Job Number tt , ete poe :\ni Number of Iterns on Order Form. :\nOf POB  OY ag ee Stale] oo Zip Code ee\n; s - - . , . :\ni Marketing Person Responsible for: Project: _Yacqui NoLauds ee .\na, . be NS, : \u2018 iy : .\ni Response Code Requested By: Jsoquie MoLaurin\u2019 \u00a9 YO s 2 Silo x\n: Copies. of Confirmation Letter To: ve S , 530702 - 3d 7 /\nuo Suzi Hicks \u201cJacquie McLaurin _ no\net a a JN\n\u2018 J David Moore . 2 NikkLLail land Karen Hughes. a .\n: BANTER WH eae : Ses .. . \u2018 : oo,\n; : * . : ; &\n: . . 2 . . pos :\npo ee |\na : : soe Ource. www. jndustrydacuments. uy sf -OU/OG eh oe", "img_59458.png": "| | Po\nat #\nNOTES ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS VST Industries Limited\n1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING FORCES Accelerated depreciation is provided based on technical\nBASIS OF PREPARATION OF ACCOUNTS evaluation of estimated useful life of an asset. All assets costing\nless than 5,000 are fully depreciated in the year of\nThe financial statements have been prepared on the basis of purchase\ngoing concern, under the historic cost convention, except for\ncertain, tangible assets which are being carried at revalued Depreciation on the revalued assets is calculated on the\namounts. These financial statements have been prepared to revalued costs and the Revaluation Reserve is adjusted with\ncomply in all material aspects with applicable accounting the difference between the depreciation calculated on such\nprinciples in India, the applicable Accounting standards revalued costs and historic costs.\nnotified under Section 211 (3C) of the Companies Act, 1956 INTANGIBLE ASSETS\n(\"the Act\") and the relevant provisions of the Act.\nIntangible assets are stated at cost net of accumulated\nUSE OF ESTIMATES we . : .\namortisation and accumulated impairment loss, if any.\nThe preparation of financial statements, require estimates and Computer software (including license fees and cost of\nassumptions to be made that affect the reported amounts of implementation/system integration services) is capitalised\nassets and liabilities as on the date of the financial statements where it is expected to provide future enduring economic\nand reported amount of revenues and expenses during the benefits. Cost of upgradation/enhancements is charged off\nreported period. The estimates made are based on the as revenue expenditure unless they bring similar significant\nprinciples of prudence and reasonableness, however, actual additional benefits. Intangible assets are amortised on a\nresults could differ from these estimates. Any revision to such straight line basis over their estimated useful life. Useful life is\naccounting estimates is recognised prospectively in the current determined based on the period of the underlying contract\nand future periods. and the period of time the intangible asset is expected to be\nFIXED ASSETS used i.e.\nTANGIBLE ASSETS Rights on time share - over 20 years\nTangible assets are stated at historical cost, net of accumulated Computer software - over 4 years\ndepreciation and accumulated impairment loss, if any, except IMPAIRMENT OF ASSETS\nso far as they relate to the revaluation of land and buildings.\nHistorical cost is inclusive of freight, installation cost, duties All the fixed assets are assessed for any indication of\nand taxes, interest on specific borrowings utilised for financing impairment, at the end of each financial year. On such\nthe assets and other incidental expenses. indication, the impairment loss, being the excess of carrying\noo, . . . value over the recoverable value of the assets, is charged to\nDepreciation is provided on plant and machinery on straight . . oo. .\n. . oe the statement of profit and loss in the respective financial\nline basis at the rates specified in Schedule XIV of the Act. . oo. . .\noo, . a. years. The impairment loss recognised in the prior years is\nOn other assets, depreciation is provided on straight line basis\n. . : reversed in cases where the recoverable value exceeds the\nat rates determined based on estimated useful life of assets. . I in the sub.\nSuch rates adopted being higher than the Schedule XIV rates carrying value, upon reassessment in ne subsequent years.\nas given below: INVESTMENTS\nRate of Depreciation % Long term investments are valued at cost net of provision, for\nBuildings Freehold 5 permanent diminution, if any. Current investments are stated\nLeasehold Property 5 at lower of cost and net realisable value.\nFurniture and Fixtures 15-25 INVENTORIES\nOffice Equipment 15-25 Inventories are valued at lower of cost and net realisable\nMotor Vehicles etc. 25 value. Cost is computed on weighted average method. Cost\nAnnual Repod 207 1-12\n~ | | |", "img_59459.png": "| | Po\nat #\nNOTES ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS VST Industries Limited\n1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING FORCES Accelerated depreciation is provided based on technical\nBASIS OF PREPARATION OF ACCOUNTS evaluation of estimated useful life of an asset. All assets costing\nless than 5,000 are fully depreciated in the year of\nThe financial statements have been prepared on the basis of purchase\ngoing concern, under the historic cost convention, except for\ncertain, tangible assets which are being carried at revalued Depreciation on the revalued assets is calculated on the\namounts. These financial statements have been prepared to revalued costs and the Revaluation Reserve is adjusted with\ncomply in all material aspects with applicable accounting the difference between the depreciation calculated on such\nprinciples in India, the applicable Accounting standards revalued costs and historic costs.\nnotified under Section 211 (3C) of the Companies Act, 1956 INTANGIBLE ASSETS\n(\"the Act\") and the relevant provisions of the Act.\nIntangible assets are stated at cost net of accumulated\nUSE OF ESTIMATES we . : .\namortisation and accumulated impairment loss, if any.\nThe preparation of financial statements, require estimates and Computer software (including license fees and cost of\nassumptions to be made that affect the reported amounts of implementation/system integration services) is capitalised\nassets and liabilities as on the date of the financial statements where it is expected to provide future enduring economic\nand reported amount of revenues and expenses during the benefits. Cost of upgradation/enhancements is charged off\nreported period. The estimates made are based on the as revenue expenditure unless they bring similar significant\nprinciples of prudence and reasonableness, however, actual additional benefits. Intangible assets are amortised on a\nresults could differ from these estimates. Any revision to such straight line basis over their estimated useful life. Useful life is\naccounting estimates is recognised prospectively in the current determined based on the period of the underlying contract\nand future periods. and the period of time the intangible asset is expected to be\nFIXED ASSETS used i.e.\nTANGIBLE ASSETS Rights on time share - over 20 years\nTangible assets are stated at historical cost, net of accumulated Computer software - over 4 years\ndepreciation and accumulated impairment loss, if any, except IMPAIRMENT OF ASSETS\nso far as they relate to the revaluation of land and buildings.\nHistorical cost is inclusive of freight, installation cost, duties All the fixed assets are assessed for any indication of\nand taxes, interest on specific borrowings utilised for financing impairment, at the end of each financial year. On such\nthe assets and other incidental expenses. indication, the impairment loss, being the excess of carrying\noo, . . . value over the recoverable value of the assets, is charged to\nDepreciation is provided on plant and machinery on straight . . oo. .\n. . oe the statement of profit and loss in the respective financial\nline basis at the rates specified in Schedule XIV of the Act. . oo. . .\noo, . a. years. The impairment loss recognised in the prior years is\nOn other assets, depreciation is provided on straight line basis\n. . : reversed in cases where the recoverable value exceeds the\nat rates determined based on estimated useful life of assets. . I in the sub.\nSuch rates adopted being higher than the Schedule XIV rates carrying value, upon reassessment in ne subsequent years.\nas given below: INVESTMENTS\nRate of Depreciation % Long term investments are valued at cost net of provision, for\nBuildings Freehold 5 permanent diminution, if any. Current investments are stated\nLeasehold Property 5 at lower of cost and net realisable value.\nFurniture and Fixtures 15-25 INVENTORIES\nOffice Equipment 15-25 Inventories are valued at lower of cost and net realisable\nMotor Vehicles etc. 25 value. Cost is computed on weighted average method. Cost\nAnnual Repod 207 1-12\n~ | | |", "img_55211.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55212.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55213.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55214.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55215.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55217.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55219.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_55221.png": "nn SSS\ncontinued from page I Eventually, these costs will be passed on _ too early to determine the price of these\nfurther, particularly in 1996 whenall pro- to consumers in one form or another. new refrigerators, at least one introduc.\nduction ends. Of course the phaseout will impact tory model is priced $100 higher than ;\nAs a result, recharging an air-condi- consumers in other ways as well \u2014 for comparable CFC refrigerator, most 0\ntioner low on refrigerant, which cost be- instance, inthecost of refrigerators. There which range from $500 to $1,500, de\ntween $20 and $40 as recently as 1991 are approximately 150 million refrigera- pending on the brand name and features\n(and just a few dollars for do-it- tors in domestic use in the U.S. Nearly Assuming a $50 to $100 increase pe\nyourselfers), currently averages refrigerator, the nearly 10 millior\nabout $100. This figure will in- domestic refrigerators (and stand.\ncrease, possibly doubling by 1996, ESTIMATED COSTS ON alone freezers) sold each year wil\nif CFC-12 costs continue their REFRIGERATION cost an additional $0.5 to $1.(\npresent trends. billion. Assuming HFC-134a re\nRetrofitting vehicle air con- AND AIR-CONDITIONING frigerators predominate beginning\nditioners to use refrigerants other 1994 thr ough 2003 in 1996, the cost over the nexi\nthan CFCs is possible, but also {figures in Sbillions) decade will be $4.0 to $8.0 billior\nexpensive. Changing a CFC-us- Cost Range nationwide. Further, there are\ning air-conditioner to use HFC- OH _ |} doubts whether these new refrig.\n134a (thus far the leading CFC Vehicle Air-Conditioners 28.0 - 42.0 |} erators will last as long as thei\nsubstitute) requires the replace- Increased Energy CFC-using predecessors.\nment of several components, as Consumption 0.0 - 32.1 These costs are only the be.\nwell as a thorough flushing of the Domestic Refrigerators 4.0-8.0 ginning. The CFC phaseout is\nsystem to remove all traces of Commercial Refrigerators 3.0-5.4 also likely to increase energy con\nCFC-12 and mineral oil. The Chillers 4.4 -5.0 sumption, and impose significan\naverage cost of a retrofit is over HCFCs and costs on the use of residential air.\n$400, and there are unanswered . conditioning, commercial refrig-\nquestions about their reliability || ____HCFC Equipment 5.1- 6.9 || eration, chillers, andthelike. Ther\nand performance. It is unlikely TOTAL 44.5 - 99.4 || there is the loss of CFCs and re\nthat many consumers will choose lated compounds for a myriad o:\nthe retrofit option, unless CFC- Note: The following are not included in the above analysis: |! other applications from agricul.\n12 becomes prohibitively expen- labo estary octanetont Nena raagoration. medical and ture and medicine to dry cleaning\nsive or totally unavailable. coolers, drinking fountains. and fire suppression. These non:\nThecosts for existing vehicles cooling costs are not included ir\nwill be obvious to most consum- the estimate that the phaseout coulc\ners. The costs for new vehicles will be every household hasatleast one. Theyare cost Americans nearly $100 billion, CFC:\nmuch less so. New car and truck air- reasonably priced and extremely reliable, have improved the lives of nearly every\nconditioners are now designed to use oftenproviding 15 ormoreyearsoftrouble- American, and doing without them wil\nHFC-134a. Introduced inafew modelsin free service. Until recently, nearly all not come cheaply.\n1992 and 1993, HFC-134a air-condition- used CFC-12 as their tefrigerant. The .\n\n; ers will predominate in 1994 models. The _ phaseout will have relatively little effect Ben Lieberman is an environmental\nauto industry has spent several hundred on existing refrigerators, as less than 5 research associate at CEL This article\nmillion dollars to redesign vehicle air- percent ever require servicing due to re- is adapted from the just-released study,\nconditioning systems and retool assem- _frigerant leakage. The High Cost of Cool: The Economic\nbly lines to accommodate the changes. As with vehicle air-conditioners, the Impact of the CFC Phaseout in the\nSome also question the long-term reli- alternative of choice for new domestic United States. Copies of this Study are\nability of HFC-134a air conditioners. _ refrigerators is HFC-134a. Althoughit is available from CEI for 34.00.\n\nURC Rrra aaa tei eee\nREINVENTING SUPERFU: 1D: The Choton Refer Pro a\nea raise ee ee ies\n| explains \u00a7 Deis ko situa Aaa Ch Beata ecisbptie dae wlotertecna pseteanobss ind tutycsa!\nrefoom proposal thi would be avast improvement over the'status quo, een cameenerts ies\n1 es orgtchey da Suet arose SU mrer te HAC Me Vesa cicts Uabticsbien ateiece WAIL,\nVee ae ee ie eet ee Le atee sty te, eck to-CEI, 1001 DO eager cra\nSuite 1250. Washington, DC 20036. sf call (202) 3at- 0 Oee a fo ae : oe - Kae a\npit ese eeerieti rere eee re here ieee oe ee\n\u2018 6 UpDate + July 1994", "img_59681.png": "Helen Keller International, Incorporated\nBALANCE SHEET\nJune 30,\n1980 1981\nAssets\nCash $ 99,529 $ 186,310\nInvestments\nSecurities, at cost 2,717,072 2,663,615\nReceivable from government agency 48,321 44,601\nReceivable from Combined 64,809 102,635\nFederal Campaign\nPrepayments and other assets 60,789 68,776\n2,990,520 3,065,937\nLess \u2014 Liabilities\nAccounts payable and accrued 113,055 132,245\nexpenses\n$2,877,465 $2,933,692\nFund balances\nUnrestricted $2,793,019 $2,849,246\nEndowment 84,446 84,446\n$2,877,465 $2,933,692\nTotal Expenditures: $1,451,895\nServices to Alleviate\nand Prevent Blindness\n74.09%\nFund Raising\n11.10%\n$161,186 Management\nand General\nServices \\\n14.81%\n$215,030 $1,075,679", "img_59125.png": "ree\nHIGHLIGHTS OF 1980-81 PROGRAMS\n, Helping Poverty's Children to See:\n4, HKI Nutritional Blindness Prevention\n\u00e9 Hunger and poverty strike hardest at those who\nKi are most vulnerable: innocent children who suffer\n% from malnutrition and disease. Millions of children\nare the targets of one of the leading causes of\nblindness, xerophthalmia, a serious disease\nF resulting from lack of vitamin A, which destroys\nthe sight of 300,000 children annually.\n\nDuring the past year, HK! has helped initiate\nmeasures to save the sight of nearly 16 million\nchildren at risk from this destructive disease in\ndeveloping countries.\n\nt Bangladesh: With a population of 90 million\n\ni; people living in an area the size of Wisconsin,\n\nms Bangladesh is one of the poorest nations.\n\n: Malnutrition, disease, and death at an early age\nj are facts of life.\n\nLast year, over 30 million high-dose capsules of\nvitamin A were distributed to 62 percent of the\nestimated 18 million children whose inadequate\ndiet makes them the most likely victims of nutri-\ntional blindness. This HKl-assisted program is\nreducing \u2014 and is aimed, ultimately, to eradicate\n\u2014 the 17,000 cases of nutritional blindness\nreported every year in Bangladesh.\n\nHK! also strengthened this blindness-fighting\nprogram in Bangladesh by:\n\u00ae improving early detection and treatment in\n\nclinics and pediatric wards;\n\n] \u00ae expanding education programs for mothers to\n2 alert them to the importance of healthy diets\nre and the warning signs of nutritional blindness;\n\u00ae helping increase the distribution of vitamin A\ncapsules to reach more children at risk, through\nhouse-to-house visits by 12,000 field workers.\nBlindness is an added problem for those who suffer from\nmalnutrition in Bangladesh. (WHO Photo)", "img_59126.png": "ree\nHIGHLIGHTS OF 1980-81 PROGRAMS\n, Helping Poverty's Children to See:\n4, HKI Nutritional Blindness Prevention\n\u00e9 Hunger and poverty strike hardest at those who\nKi are most vulnerable: innocent children who suffer\n% from malnutrition and disease. Millions of children\nare the targets of one of the leading causes of\nblindness, xerophthalmia, a serious disease\nF resulting from lack of vitamin A, which destroys\nthe sight of 300,000 children annually.\n\nDuring the past year, HK! has helped initiate\nmeasures to save the sight of nearly 16 million\nchildren at risk from this destructive disease in\ndeveloping countries.\n\nt Bangladesh: With a population of 90 million\n\ni; people living in an area the size of Wisconsin,\n\nms Bangladesh is one of the poorest nations.\n\n: Malnutrition, disease, and death at an early age\nj are facts of life.\n\nLast year, over 30 million high-dose capsules of\nvitamin A were distributed to 62 percent of the\nestimated 18 million children whose inadequate\ndiet makes them the most likely victims of nutri-\ntional blindness. This HKl-assisted program is\nreducing \u2014 and is aimed, ultimately, to eradicate\n\u2014 the 17,000 cases of nutritional blindness\nreported every year in Bangladesh.\n\nHK! also strengthened this blindness-fighting\nprogram in Bangladesh by:\n\u00ae improving early detection and treatment in\n\nclinics and pediatric wards;\n\n] \u00ae expanding education programs for mothers to\n2 alert them to the importance of healthy diets\nre and the warning signs of nutritional blindness;\n\u00ae helping increase the distribution of vitamin A\ncapsules to reach more children at risk, through\nhouse-to-house visits by 12,000 field workers.\nBlindness is an added problem for those who suffer from\nmalnutrition in Bangladesh. (WHO Photo)", "img_59600.png": "BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR BLIND PEOPLE:\nHKI REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION\nt Building a world of vision means helping blind\npeople build lives for themselves. HKI\u2019s self-help\neducation and rehabilitation programs have one\n{ aim: to provide the professional know-how and\n\npractical skills that will aid blind people to\nbecome active, participating, accepted members\nof their communities...to realize their full potential\nas human beings\n\n: Translating this global mission into action last\n\n: year took HK!-trained field workers, professional\nstaff, and consultants to countries where\nhardships are almost unendurable, even for\nsighted persons. From primitive parts of India to\npoverty-stricken rice paddies of Indonesia... from\nhot and humid baranguays of the Philippines to\nisolated, hard-to-reach villages in Fiji...traveling\non horseback, on bicycles, or on foot, HKI\nworkers are often the only hope of these destitute\nblind people.\n\nThe Philippines: Thousands of blind Filipinos\nji today receive services and training not available\n1 to them only a year ago. HK! has expanded its\n2 rehabilitation projects from two to five regions in\n\nthe Philippines during the last 12 months.\n\nIn Misamis Oriental, Ilioiolo and Capiz\n5 Provinces, for example, HK! workers have\n\njourneyed from one outlying village to the next to\nconduct programs tailored to the needs of each\nblind person. They teach the blind everyday living\nskills that sighted people take for granted. Blind\npeople learn to cook and clean. They learn\nto move about their villages safely. Most\n\n+ important, they learn vocational skills, such\nas raising vegetables and poultry, so they can\nearn a living.\n\nWithin the next decade, HKI expects to see\n\n\u2018 such service programs operating in aff rural\nvillages of the Philippines, reaching the vast", "img_59603.png": "BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR BLIND PEOPLE:\nHKI REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION\nt Building a world of vision means helping blind\npeople build lives for themselves. HKI\u2019s self-help\neducation and rehabilitation programs have one\n{ aim: to provide the professional know-how and\n\npractical skills that will aid blind people to\nbecome active, participating, accepted members\nof their communities...to realize their full potential\nas human beings\n\n: Translating this global mission into action last\n\n: year took HK!-trained field workers, professional\nstaff, and consultants to countries where\nhardships are almost unendurable, even for\nsighted persons. From primitive parts of India to\npoverty-stricken rice paddies of Indonesia... from\nhot and humid baranguays of the Philippines to\nisolated, hard-to-reach villages in Fiji...traveling\non horseback, on bicycles, or on foot, HKI\nworkers are often the only hope of these destitute\nblind people.\n\nThe Philippines: Thousands of blind Filipinos\nji today receive services and training not available\n1 to them only a year ago. HK! has expanded its\n2 rehabilitation projects from two to five regions in\n\nthe Philippines during the last 12 months.\n\nIn Misamis Oriental, Ilioiolo and Capiz\n5 Provinces, for example, HK! workers have\n\njourneyed from one outlying village to the next to\nconduct programs tailored to the needs of each\nblind person. They teach the blind everyday living\nskills that sighted people take for granted. Blind\npeople learn to cook and clean. They learn\nto move about their villages safely. Most\n\n+ important, they learn vocational skills, such\nas raising vegetables and poultry, so they can\nearn a living.\n\nWithin the next decade, HKI expects to see\n\n\u2018 such service programs operating in aff rural\nvillages of the Philippines, reaching the vast", "img_59605.png": "BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR BLIND PEOPLE:\nHKI REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION\nt Building a world of vision means helping blind\npeople build lives for themselves. HKI\u2019s self-help\neducation and rehabilitation programs have one\n{ aim: to provide the professional know-how and\n\npractical skills that will aid blind people to\nbecome active, participating, accepted members\nof their communities...to realize their full potential\nas human beings\n\n: Translating this global mission into action last\n\n: year took HK!-trained field workers, professional\nstaff, and consultants to countries where\nhardships are almost unendurable, even for\nsighted persons. From primitive parts of India to\npoverty-stricken rice paddies of Indonesia... from\nhot and humid baranguays of the Philippines to\nisolated, hard-to-reach villages in Fiji...traveling\non horseback, on bicycles, or on foot, HKI\nworkers are often the only hope of these destitute\nblind people.\n\nThe Philippines: Thousands of blind Filipinos\nji today receive services and training not available\n1 to them only a year ago. HK! has expanded its\n2 rehabilitation projects from two to five regions in\n\nthe Philippines during the last 12 months.\n\nIn Misamis Oriental, Ilioiolo and Capiz\n5 Provinces, for example, HK! workers have\n\njourneyed from one outlying village to the next to\nconduct programs tailored to the needs of each\nblind person. They teach the blind everyday living\nskills that sighted people take for granted. Blind\npeople learn to cook and clean. They learn\nto move about their villages safely. Most\n\n+ important, they learn vocational skills, such\nas raising vegetables and poultry, so they can\nearn a living.\n\nWithin the next decade, HKI expects to see\n\n\u2018 such service programs operating in aff rural\nvillages of the Philippines, reaching the vast", "img_59606.png": "BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR BLIND PEOPLE:\nHKI REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION\nt Building a world of vision means helping blind\npeople build lives for themselves. HKI\u2019s self-help\neducation and rehabilitation programs have one\n{ aim: to provide the professional know-how and\n\npractical skills that will aid blind people to\nbecome active, participating, accepted members\nof their communities...to realize their full potential\nas human beings\n\n: Translating this global mission into action last\n\n: year took HK!-trained field workers, professional\nstaff, and consultants to countries where\nhardships are almost unendurable, even for\nsighted persons. From primitive parts of India to\npoverty-stricken rice paddies of Indonesia... from\nhot and humid baranguays of the Philippines to\nisolated, hard-to-reach villages in Fiji...traveling\non horseback, on bicycles, or on foot, HKI\nworkers are often the only hope of these destitute\nblind people.\n\nThe Philippines: Thousands of blind Filipinos\nji today receive services and training not available\n1 to them only a year ago. HK! has expanded its\n2 rehabilitation projects from two to five regions in\n\nthe Philippines during the last 12 months.\n\nIn Misamis Oriental, Ilioiolo and Capiz\n5 Provinces, for example, HK! workers have\n\njourneyed from one outlying village to the next to\nconduct programs tailored to the needs of each\nblind person. They teach the blind everyday living\nskills that sighted people take for granted. Blind\npeople learn to cook and clean. They learn\nto move about their villages safely. Most\n\n+ important, they learn vocational skills, such\nas raising vegetables and poultry, so they can\nearn a living.\n\nWithin the next decade, HKI expects to see\n\n\u2018 such service programs operating in aff rural\nvillages of the Philippines, reaching the vast", "img_59607.png": "BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR BLIND PEOPLE:\nHKI REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION\nt Building a world of vision means helping blind\npeople build lives for themselves. HKI\u2019s self-help\neducation and rehabilitation programs have one\n{ aim: to provide the professional know-how and\n\npractical skills that will aid blind people to\nbecome active, participating, accepted members\nof their communities...to realize their full potential\nas human beings\n\n: Translating this global mission into action last\n\n: year took HK!-trained field workers, professional\nstaff, and consultants to countries where\nhardships are almost unendurable, even for\nsighted persons. From primitive parts of India to\npoverty-stricken rice paddies of Indonesia... from\nhot and humid baranguays of the Philippines to\nisolated, hard-to-reach villages in Fiji...traveling\non horseback, on bicycles, or on foot, HKI\nworkers are often the only hope of these destitute\nblind people.\n\nThe Philippines: Thousands of blind Filipinos\nji today receive services and training not available\n1 to them only a year ago. HK! has expanded its\n2 rehabilitation projects from two to five regions in\n\nthe Philippines during the last 12 months.\n\nIn Misamis Oriental, Ilioiolo and Capiz\n5 Provinces, for example, HK! workers have\n\njourneyed from one outlying village to the next to\nconduct programs tailored to the needs of each\nblind person. They teach the blind everyday living\nskills that sighted people take for granted. Blind\npeople learn to cook and clean. They learn\nto move about their villages safely. Most\n\n+ important, they learn vocational skills, such\nas raising vegetables and poultry, so they can\nearn a living.\n\nWithin the next decade, HKI expects to see\n\n\u2018 such service programs operating in aff rural\nvillages of the Philippines, reaching the vast", "img_46421.png": "Guests\nee ee Pe ee meee\n\u2018Miss Charlotte Adams Food Editor, The Associated Press\n\u2018Mrs. Edith M. Barber Food Editor, N. Y. Sun Syndicate\nMr. William B. Benton Vice President, University of Chicago\na PE posaaes atte Lc ote ear |\nMr. A. G. Blank, Jr. \u2018Technical Editor, Modern Industry |\n\u2018Mrs. Helen Judy Bond Head, Dept. of Home Economics, Teachers College,\nMr. J. M.D. Brown \u2018Chief Chemist, Revere Sugar Refinery\n\u2018Miss Cecily Brownstone Food & Nutrition Editor, Parents\u2019 Magazine\noe Preidea, HE Neon San Rebun\nMr. William H, Burns President, National Sugar Brokers Association\n\u2018Mrs. Marguerite Clarke Science Editor, Newsweek\nDr. George R. Cowgill \u2018Head, Department of Nutrition, Yale University |\nMr. F, D, Cronin Regional, ues Wan ae Administration, {\n\u2018Mr. Laurence A. Crosby President, Cuban Atlantic Sngar Company\nMr. F. A. Davidson President, Refined Syrups & Sugars, Inc.\n\u2018Miss Irene Delmar Food Editor, N. Y. World-Telegram\nColonel Ralph de Voe \u2018Commanding Officer, Halloran General Hospital\n\u2018Dr. Walter H. Eddy American Public Health Association", "img_46431.png": "Guests\nee ee Pe ee meee\n\u2018Miss Charlotte Adams Food Editor, The Associated Press\n\u2018Mrs. Edith M. Barber Food Editor, N. Y. Sun Syndicate\nMr. William B. Benton Vice President, University of Chicago\na PE posaaes atte Lc ote ear |\nMr. A. G. Blank, Jr. \u2018Technical Editor, Modern Industry |\n\u2018Mrs. Helen Judy Bond Head, Dept. of Home Economics, Teachers College,\nMr. J. M.D. Brown \u2018Chief Chemist, Revere Sugar Refinery\n\u2018Miss Cecily Brownstone Food & Nutrition Editor, Parents\u2019 Magazine\noe Preidea, HE Neon San Rebun\nMr. William H, Burns President, National Sugar Brokers Association\n\u2018Mrs. Marguerite Clarke Science Editor, Newsweek\nDr. George R. Cowgill \u2018Head, Department of Nutrition, Yale University |\nMr. F, D, Cronin Regional, ues Wan ae Administration, {\n\u2018Mr. Laurence A. Crosby President, Cuban Atlantic Sngar Company\nMr. F. A. Davidson President, Refined Syrups & Sugars, Inc.\n\u2018Miss Irene Delmar Food Editor, N. Y. World-Telegram\nColonel Ralph de Voe \u2018Commanding Officer, Halloran General Hospital\n\u2018Dr. Walter H. Eddy American Public Health Association", "img_46435.png": "Guests\nee ee Pe ee meee\n\u2018Miss Charlotte Adams Food Editor, The Associated Press\n\u2018Mrs. Edith M. Barber Food Editor, N. Y. Sun Syndicate\nMr. William B. Benton Vice President, University of Chicago\na PE posaaes atte Lc ote ear |\nMr. A. G. Blank, Jr. \u2018Technical Editor, Modern Industry |\n\u2018Mrs. Helen Judy Bond Head, Dept. of Home Economics, Teachers College,\nMr. J. M.D. Brown \u2018Chief Chemist, Revere Sugar Refinery\n\u2018Miss Cecily Brownstone Food & Nutrition Editor, Parents\u2019 Magazine\noe Preidea, HE Neon San Rebun\nMr. William H, Burns President, National Sugar Brokers Association\n\u2018Mrs. Marguerite Clarke Science Editor, Newsweek\nDr. George R. Cowgill \u2018Head, Department of Nutrition, Yale University |\nMr. F, D, Cronin Regional, ues Wan ae Administration, {\n\u2018Mr. Laurence A. Crosby President, Cuban Atlantic Sngar Company\nMr. F. A. Davidson President, Refined Syrups & Sugars, Inc.\n\u2018Miss Irene Delmar Food Editor, N. Y. World-Telegram\nColonel Ralph de Voe \u2018Commanding Officer, Halloran General Hospital\n\u2018Dr. Walter H. Eddy American Public Health Association", "img_22504.png": "page 2\nSalary Scale\nMedical School: Vanderbilt\nDivision: Nutrition Date: March 2, 1951\nFull Time Part Time\nNo. Maximum Minimum Average No. Maximum Minimum Average\n\nProfessors\nAssoc. Professors\nAsst. Professors\nAssociates\nInstructors\nAssistants 2 $2,700.00 $2,520.00\nOthers\n\nClerks 1 $750.00 $750.00\n\nStatisticians 1 2,575.00 2,575.00\n\nStatistical Clerks 1 1,800.00 1,800.00\n\nNutritionists 1 2,640.00 2,640.00\nSecretaries 1 1,920.00 1,920.00\nTechnicians 2 1,800,00 1,680.00\n\neg rete as _ So 5 AARNE Sipysie & \u2018 B10 19 1K0 (olersp diel.", "img_22505.png": "page 2\nSalary Scale\nMedical School: Vanderbilt\nDivision: Nutrition Date: March 2, 1951\nFull Time Part Time\nNo. Maximum Minimum Average No. Maximum Minimum Average\n\nProfessors\nAssoc. Professors\nAsst. Professors\nAssociates\nInstructors\nAssistants 2 $2,700.00 $2,520.00\nOthers\n\nClerks 1 $750.00 $750.00\n\nStatisticians 1 2,575.00 2,575.00\n\nStatistical Clerks 1 1,800.00 1,800.00\n\nNutritionists 1 2,640.00 2,640.00\nSecretaries 1 1,920.00 1,920.00\nTechnicians 2 1,800,00 1,680.00\n\neg rete as _ So 5 AARNE Sipysie & \u2018 B10 19 1K0 (olersp diel.", "img_22507.png": "page 2\nSalary Scale\nMedical School: Vanderbilt\nDivision: Nutrition Date: March 2, 1951\nFull Time Part Time\nNo. Maximum Minimum Average No. Maximum Minimum Average\n\nProfessors\nAssoc. Professors\nAsst. Professors\nAssociates\nInstructors\nAssistants 2 $2,700.00 $2,520.00\nOthers\n\nClerks 1 $750.00 $750.00\n\nStatisticians 1 2,575.00 2,575.00\n\nStatistical Clerks 1 1,800.00 1,800.00\n\nNutritionists 1 2,640.00 2,640.00\nSecretaries 1 1,920.00 1,920.00\nTechnicians 2 1,800,00 1,680.00\n\neg rete as _ So 5 AARNE Sipysie & \u2018 B10 19 1K0 (olersp diel.", "img_22511.png": "page 2\nSalary Scale\nMedical School: Vanderbilt\nDivision: Nutrition Date: March 2, 1951\nFull Time Part Time\nNo. Maximum Minimum Average No. Maximum Minimum Average\n\nProfessors\nAssoc. Professors\nAsst. Professors\nAssociates\nInstructors\nAssistants 2 $2,700.00 $2,520.00\nOthers\n\nClerks 1 $750.00 $750.00\n\nStatisticians 1 2,575.00 2,575.00\n\nStatistical Clerks 1 1,800.00 1,800.00\n\nNutritionists 1 2,640.00 2,640.00\nSecretaries 1 1,920.00 1,920.00\nTechnicians 2 1,800,00 1,680.00\n\neg rete as _ So 5 AARNE Sipysie & \u2018 B10 19 1K0 (olersp diel.", "img_3039.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3040.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3041.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3042.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3043.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3044.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3045.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_3047.png": "GREAT WESTERN UNITED CORPORATION\nINFORMATION SHEET\nNames... G9 Er, Wilber, Je... Birthdate. 2/6/33 occ eeeeeeeeeee\nCompany Name & Title.. President, The Great Western Sugar Company,\nOffice Address... 1530, Sixteenth Street, Denver, Colorade , ,, ,, , Lo\nFete eens eeeeeeeeeneeeee cesses cecsereeees Office Phone No. 89374601 0 ....\nGreat Western Starting .Date & Job History with Compang.2/69 > Treasurer, Great\n_ Western United; 6/70 additional title - Vice President, Great Western Cities; 11/70 -\nVice Pregident/Project, General Manager, - Golo, City; 4/7], > Vice President/Project\nGeneral Manager - Cochiti Lake; 6/71 - President, The Great Western Sugar Co,\nEQUCEtION o: 0:6: cia si:0: 0:0 014; 01019 0-000 0.0. 00.0 wm iew id bie 0 eee wai We ae) eee a0 msieLbre 6 06006 0.8:\nseeecesees 4951753 University,of Maryland, 1955787 Syracuse University (B.S, \u2014\nBusiness Administration, cum laude) seeee\n: pS i Te favabs aU ANED Inoue. 610 V@U6 Fs ov scorcaio MifaFangsai4, w/eliaTae STo-<uhTGl axe: wie x5 va erbsere,evero [erate ATi\nMilitary Service. United, States, Army Paratroopers, 1993799 cece eee eee\nPast Employment, 1957-65, Arthur Andersen, & Co. (auditing and consulting ); 1965-69\nBoise Cascade Gorp.., (Director of Financial Services, Home and Land Operations *~\nDirector,of Development, Home and Land Division -- General Manager of the Recrea-\noeene :\ntional, Products Division). oo... ......ceaee\nDIFOCtOr ships \u00a2 o-0.0:4.0:66.646:0 0005-06 60 eH NEO EHTETHTED ODED ERE C REEDED CEOS ENCED.\nHome Address. .3943 South Hillcrest Drive, Denver, Colorado 80237\neA TEEN Rie! S Tee eee RES Swe DOE 1a Home Phone No.29974048,......\nMarital Status Manried.< Dale... ......06. Children.3....ccececececececece\nOther Interests, Activities, AffiliationS.......cceccccccrcvcccevscvesssvesvees\nTHIS INFORMATION WILL BE KEPT IN CONFIDENTIAL FILE WITH GWU AND WILL\nBE USED ONLY FOR REPORTS NECESSARY TO THE BUSINESS FUNCTION\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/xfjv0228", "img_4964.png": "JEFFERY SCOTT GENTRY\n4501 River Ridge Road\nPfafftown, NC 27040\nEDUCATION\nPh.D., Analytical Chemistry, June, 1986 (GPA: 4.0/4.0)\nNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC\nThesis Advisor: Dr. Charles B. Boss\nThesis: \u201cAnalyte Transport and Excitation in Direct Current Plasma Atomic\nEmission Spectrometry.\u201d\nBachelor of Arts, Zoology, May, 1979\nUniversity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC\nPROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE\nJanuary, 2010 to present: R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nExecutive Vice President \u2014 Operations & Chief Scientific Officer\nResponsible for strategic direction of Operations, R&D, and FDA regulatory compliance\nacross the operating companies of Reynolds American.\nApril, 2008 to January, 2010: Reynolds American, Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nGroup Executive Vice President\nResponsible for strategic direction and growth of Conwood Company, LLC; Santa Fe Natural\nTobacco Co., Inc.; and R.J. Reynolds Global Products, Inc.\nJune, 1986 to April, 2008: R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nExecutive Vice President, R&D \u2014 December, 2004 to present\nResponsible for all aspects of research and development.\nVice President, Product Development \u2014 September, 2003 to December, 2004\nDirect all product development and applied research for traditional and tobacco-heating\ncigarettes and technologies. Direct tobacco process development and optimization to support\nexisting and new products.\nVice President, Applied Research and Reduced Risk R&D \u2014- January, 2003 to\nSeptember, 2003\nDirect research in areas of combustion, filtration, tobacco, and processing relating to product\ndifferentiation and reduced risk in traditional and tobacco-heating cigarettes.\nRJRT002698950", "img_51327.png": "Divisson Of Qt tHAZ LATL\n5 Aone ECTOM-Biglant 2\neo : DEPUTY DIKECTOR Wer\nRomig lszesriee pak\n; a : LEG Ke\nOFFICER wine eee fo *\nE BLANCH ; : MATEECIALSE \u2018\nae BRAnvcd: : BRANCH :\nMess i Thompson :\n, | LO POSE, QE ANIZATION Oy", "img_51328.png": "Divisson Of Qt tHAZ LATL\n5 Aone ECTOM-Biglant 2\neo : DEPUTY DIKECTOR Wer\nRomig lszesriee pak\n; a : LEG Ke\nOFFICER wine eee fo *\nE BLANCH ; : MATEECIALSE \u2018\nae BRAnvcd: : BRANCH :\nMess i Thompson :\n, | LO POSE, QE ANIZATION Oy", "img_51329.png": "Divisson Of Qt tHAZ LATL\n5 Aone ECTOM-Biglant 2\neo : DEPUTY DIKECTOR Wer\nRomig lszesriee pak\n; a : LEG Ke\nOFFICER wine eee fo *\nE BLANCH ; : MATEECIALSE \u2018\nae BRAnvcd: : BRANCH :\nMess i Thompson :\n, | LO POSE, QE ANIZATION Oy", "img_51330.png": "Divisson Of Qt tHAZ LATL\n5 Aone ECTOM-Biglant 2\neo : DEPUTY DIKECTOR Wer\nRomig lszesriee pak\n; a : LEG Ke\nOFFICER wine eee fo *\nE BLANCH ; : MATEECIALSE \u2018\nae BRAnvcd: : BRANCH :\nMess i Thompson :\n, | LO POSE, QE ANIZATION Oy", "img_64149.png": "Effect of Arginine on Hydrogen Ion Excretion and\nBicarbonate Buffer after HCl and Arginine-HCl Given Orally\n% Administered Decrease in\nHt Recovered Blood CO\nin Urine Content-mE\u00a2q/L\nHCl Arginine-HCL HCL Arginine-HCL\nPatient M 85 64 8 3\nPatient Z 83 53 9 a\nTable 3\nSSYolO]Rer= va ait OSMAN AVA ALG [UFS1 1p Z6 oLeLU pals Tales MUL ers) maX6 [016 [0lexs1p.<6] [6 | PAN", "img_64150.png": "Effect of Arginine on Hydrogen Ion Excretion and\nBicarbonate Buffer after HCl and Arginine-HCl Given Orally\n% Administered Decrease in\nHt Recovered Blood CO\nin Urine Content-mE\u00a2q/L\nHCl Arginine-HCL HCL Arginine-HCL\nPatient M 85 64 8 3\nPatient Z 83 53 9 a\nTable 3\nSSYolO]Rer= va ait OSMAN AVA ALG [UFS1 1p Z6 oLeLU pals Tales MUL ers) maX6 [016 [0lexs1p.<6] [6 | PAN", "img_64151.png": "Effect of Arginine on Hydrogen Ion Excretion and\nBicarbonate Buffer after HCl and Arginine-HCl Given Orally\n% Administered Decrease in\nHt Recovered Blood CO\nin Urine Content-mE\u00a2q/L\nHCl Arginine-HCL HCL Arginine-HCL\nPatient M 85 64 8 3\nPatient Z 83 53 9 a\nTable 3\nSSYolO]Rer= va ait OSMAN AVA ALG [UFS1 1p Z6 oLeLU pals Tales MUL ers) maX6 [016 [0lexs1p.<6] [6 | PAN", "img_64152.png": "Effect of Arginine on Hydrogen Ion Excretion and\nBicarbonate Buffer after HCl and Arginine-HCl Given Orally\n% Administered Decrease in\nHt Recovered Blood CO\nin Urine Content-mE\u00a2q/L\nHCl Arginine-HCL HCL Arginine-HCL\nPatient M 85 64 8 3\nPatient Z 83 53 9 a\nTable 3\nSSYolO]Rer= va ait OSMAN AVA ALG [UFS1 1p Z6 oLeLU pals Tales MUL ers) maX6 [016 [0lexs1p.<6] [6 | PAN", "img_64153.png": "Effect of Arginine on Hydrogen Ion Excretion and\nBicarbonate Buffer after HCl and Arginine-HCl Given Orally\n% Administered Decrease in\nHt Recovered Blood CO\nin Urine Content-mE\u00a2q/L\nHCl Arginine-HCL HCL Arginine-HCL\nPatient M 85 64 8 3\nPatient Z 83 53 9 a\nTable 3\nSSYolO]Rer= va ait OSMAN AVA ALG [UFS1 1p Z6 oLeLU pals Tales MUL ers) maX6 [016 [0lexs1p.<6] [6 | PAN", "img_64141.png": "Metabolic Effects of Amino Acids\nDirectional Changes in\n\nUrinary Electrolyte Excretion\n4MINO ACID T.A. NH pH K Na\nGlutamic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nAspartic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nArginine 0 v 4 * vy -\n\n4K\nArginine-HCl } Vv #\nAxyginine-Glutamate Jb Vv { V !\nGoats A\nLysine V v \u201c i y |\nTable 2", "img_64142.png": "Metabolic Effects of Amino Acids\nDirectional Changes in\n\nUrinary Electrolyte Excretion\n4MINO ACID T.A. NH pH K Na\nGlutamic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nAspartic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nArginine 0 v 4 * vy -\n\n4K\nArginine-HCl } Vv #\nAxyginine-Glutamate Jb Vv { V !\nGoats A\nLysine V v \u201c i y |\nTable 2", "img_64143.png": "Metabolic Effects of Amino Acids\nDirectional Changes in\n\nUrinary Electrolyte Excretion\n4MINO ACID T.A. NH pH K Na\nGlutamic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nAspartic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nArginine 0 v 4 * vy -\n\n4K\nArginine-HCl } Vv #\nAxyginine-Glutamate Jb Vv { V !\nGoats A\nLysine V v \u201c i y |\nTable 2", "img_64144.png": "Metabolic Effects of Amino Acids\nDirectional Changes in\n\nUrinary Electrolyte Excretion\n4MINO ACID T.A. NH pH K Na\nGlutamic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nAspartic Acid 0 0 0 0 0\nArginine 0 v 4 * vy -\n\n4K\nArginine-HCl } Vv #\nAxyginine-Glutamate Jb Vv { V !\nGoats A\nLysine V v \u201c i y |\nTable 2", "img_59505.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59509.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59535.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59537.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59515.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59538.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59539.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59540.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_59541.png": "JUDGES FOR THE 1971\nGOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nPe. ENTRY PROCEDURE\n- = Pree eeaaas J. Awards are made to those food editors\n< =: adjudged to have given the most interesting\n: \u2014 : | Author and Food Consultant and most complete nutrition coverage in\n= a mF to Neiman-Marcus, Dallas their food sections from January 1 to\noS _ = August 31 of this year.\noa 2. The first entry, to be postmarked not\nas later than April 30, may include any\nSe nutrition stories that have been printed\n\u2014 =. in your food section this year. Entries\n- fF are simply tear sheets of the stories you\nfs a CS DR. WILLIAM J. DARBY want to send in.\neS = i ivisi \u2018ti\n| 4 wd A 2 pees eae = a SOE 3. Entries may be submitted at any time and\nf - <j = University all entries by an editor will be kept in her\nSe own file and judged as a complete entity\na at the end of the period.\n\u2014 eS 4. A Carnation bouquet is given as a monthly\nee top award. These will be based on the\nge i ee GLENNA McGINNIS entries whose publication dates occurred\nie oy during the preceding month.\nog a Boo ae Editor 5. An editors\u2019 own diligence in developing\na 4 ee stories of nutritional interest to her\n\u2014 particular area make her entries more\nae Bd interesting to the judges, but quantity\n: eae ees of good nutrition news is also important.\nae ee 6. The six awards will be presented at the\nee Food Editors\u2019 Conference next October\nFe \u00abCDR. KENNETH O.. SMITH in Chicago.\nSS we | __ Lecturer, Dept. of Journalism\nef \u2014S\u2014S\u2014\u2014~SCwUntiver sity ff California at 7. Address all entries to:\nLos Angeles GOLDEN CARNATION AWARD\nas i a7 : Carnation Library of Nutrition Research\noat Instant Breakfast Division\nase ee a P.O, Box 19548\nae ed Los Angeles, California 90019\n_ 4 : - JANE SONIN\n2 \u00ab2 Be Food Director, Unified School\n4 om \u2014 oe . : District of Riverside, California\n_ * 3. oe\nal ea\nse Be aA yale) 1 B=jelepejencrp. y", "img_64938.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_64939.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_64940.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_64941.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_64942.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_64943.png": "@ II. PUBLIC EXPENDITURES\nPUBLIC HEALTH FINANCING IN OHIO\nOhio, unlike many states, relies heavily on local financing of\npublic health services. Table V-13 illustrates the greater share of\npublic health services supported by both local tax funds and private\nagencies in Ohio as compared with Illinois, Michigan, New York and\nPennsylvania.\n17/\nTable v-13\nAmounts Expended for Public Health Services as Reported by\nState Agencies Participating in Grant Programs Administered by\nThe Public Health Service and the Children's Bureau\n\u00a9 1962\n% % he h\nTotal Funds State Local Priv. Federal\nState Expended Funds Funds Agency Funds\nOhio $ 24,475,756 20.3 Soho. 4.6 15.5\nmu \u00a2 25,349,714 46.5 39.2 0.4 1349\nMich. 23,322,901 36.4 47.4 1.1 15.1\nN.Y. 106 , 887,963 56.0 38.5 0.4 5.4\nPenna. 350335391 58.5 2265 6.1 13.9\n&\nmie", "img_65313.png": "Figure Vv - 8\nEXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES\nUNDER PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nIN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS\n1955 - 1960\nDOLLARS\n(000\n2750 LOCAL HEALTH DEPT PROGRAMS FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nTneluding nursing and ineluding public assistance\nschool health services) and other health and welfare programs)\n2500 $2,496,000\na @ |\n2000 aaa\n{ feet\nHe Se\n1750 .\n@3) \u2014 |\nFrc feceonntconnncnarne Senenemmeneey\nee | pe\nEee oo pe |\n1250 en Pec\nPoaceae ces ee\nEee pe\nES ee $709,000 eo ets\nFare cece ncnond Pees eee\nERS Bees Nd eS\nPeer 7 Yor Bay 79 Vanes EEN AES eS\nead Fee Esa Rees esheets ee\n500 Fe ees Eee teed aed oo\nPecctareenns a ee Ue\nEscseoemens Eeeceen uae ee |\nReena Pe ee es\nbeen cesaaeetath Forse sey pee Sid\n250 Romer Co ed eee\nBeceem Pee ee Sees\nPs bee | eS a\nfC (25 eS\nSiereaececcnoee beceemcncenct Roses fered Boseconeanececacd\nees Pees Eee beeen Reise\nees Sreniiuarn samara Bee ad Baocnenuccund\n& 1955 1960 1955 1960\nKEY:\nSA ]\nFG toca [ : | Federal @) Percent of\npone es oct", "img_65314.png": "Figure Vv - 8\nEXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES\nUNDER PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nIN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS\n1955 - 1960\nDOLLARS\n(000\n2750 LOCAL HEALTH DEPT PROGRAMS FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nTneluding nursing and ineluding public assistance\nschool health services) and other health and welfare programs)\n2500 $2,496,000\na @ |\n2000 aaa\n{ feet\nHe Se\n1750 .\n@3) \u2014 |\nFrc feceonntconnncnarne Senenemmeneey\nee | pe\nEee oo pe |\n1250 en Pec\nPoaceae ces ee\nEee pe\nES ee $709,000 eo ets\nFare cece ncnond Pees eee\nERS Bees Nd eS\nPeer 7 Yor Bay 79 Vanes EEN AES eS\nead Fee Esa Rees esheets ee\n500 Fe ees Eee teed aed oo\nPecctareenns a ee Ue\nEscseoemens Eeeceen uae ee |\nReena Pe ee es\nbeen cesaaeetath Forse sey pee Sid\n250 Romer Co ed eee\nBeceem Pee ee Sees\nPs bee | eS a\nfC (25 eS\nSiereaececcnoee beceemcncenct Roses fered Boseconeanececacd\nees Pees Eee beeen Reise\nees Sreniiuarn samara Bee ad Baocnenuccund\n& 1955 1960 1955 1960\nKEY:\nSA ]\nFG toca [ : | Federal @) Percent of\npone es oct", "img_65315.png": "Figure Vv - 8\nEXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES\nUNDER PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nIN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS\n1955 - 1960\nDOLLARS\n(000\n2750 LOCAL HEALTH DEPT PROGRAMS FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nTneluding nursing and ineluding public assistance\nschool health services) and other health and welfare programs)\n2500 $2,496,000\na @ |\n2000 aaa\n{ feet\nHe Se\n1750 .\n@3) \u2014 |\nFrc feceonntconnncnarne Senenemmeneey\nee | pe\nEee oo pe |\n1250 en Pec\nPoaceae ces ee\nEee pe\nES ee $709,000 eo ets\nFare cece ncnond Pees eee\nERS Bees Nd eS\nPeer 7 Yor Bay 79 Vanes EEN AES eS\nead Fee Esa Rees esheets ee\n500 Fe ees Eee teed aed oo\nPecctareenns a ee Ue\nEscseoemens Eeeceen uae ee |\nReena Pe ee es\nbeen cesaaeetath Forse sey pee Sid\n250 Romer Co ed eee\nBeceem Pee ee Sees\nPs bee | eS a\nfC (25 eS\nSiereaececcnoee beceemcncenct Roses fered Boseconeanececacd\nees Pees Eee beeen Reise\nees Sreniiuarn samara Bee ad Baocnenuccund\n& 1955 1960 1955 1960\nKEY:\nSA ]\nFG toca [ : | Federal @) Percent of\npone es oct", "img_65317.png": "Figure Vv - 8\nEXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES\nUNDER PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nIN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS\n1955 - 1960\nDOLLARS\n(000\n2750 LOCAL HEALTH DEPT PROGRAMS FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nTneluding nursing and ineluding public assistance\nschool health services) and other health and welfare programs)\n2500 $2,496,000\na @ |\n2000 aaa\n{ feet\nHe Se\n1750 .\n@3) \u2014 |\nFrc feceonntconnncnarne Senenemmeneey\nee | pe\nEee oo pe |\n1250 en Pec\nPoaceae ces ee\nEee pe\nES ee $709,000 eo ets\nFare cece ncnond Pees eee\nERS Bees Nd eS\nPeer 7 Yor Bay 79 Vanes EEN AES eS\nead Fee Esa Rees esheets ee\n500 Fe ees Eee teed aed oo\nPecctareenns a ee Ue\nEscseoemens Eeeceen uae ee |\nReena Pe ee es\nbeen cesaaeetath Forse sey pee Sid\n250 Romer Co ed eee\nBeceem Pee ee Sees\nPs bee | eS a\nfC (25 eS\nSiereaececcnoee beceemcncenct Roses fered Boseconeanececacd\nees Pees Eee beeen Reise\nees Sreniiuarn samara Bee ad Baocnenuccund\n& 1955 1960 1955 1960\nKEY:\nSA ]\nFG toca [ : | Federal @) Percent of\npone es oct", "img_65318.png": "Figure Vv - 8\nEXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES\nUNDER PUBLIC HEALTH AND FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nIN CUYAHOGA COUNTY, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS\n1955 - 1960\nDOLLARS\n(000\n2750 LOCAL HEALTH DEPT PROGRAMS FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS\nTneluding nursing and ineluding public assistance\nschool health services) and other health and welfare programs)\n2500 $2,496,000\na @ |\n2000 aaa\n{ feet\nHe Se\n1750 .\n@3) \u2014 |\nFrc feceonntconnncnarne Senenemmeneey\nee | pe\nEee oo pe |\n1250 en Pec\nPoaceae ces ee\nEee pe\nES ee $709,000 eo ets\nFare cece ncnond Pees eee\nERS Bees Nd eS\nPeer 7 Yor Bay 79 Vanes EEN AES eS\nead Fee Esa Rees esheets ee\n500 Fe ees Eee teed aed oo\nPecctareenns a ee Ue\nEscseoemens Eeeceen uae ee |\nReena Pe ee es\nbeen cesaaeetath Forse sey pee Sid\n250 Romer Co ed eee\nBeceem Pee ee Sees\nPs bee | eS a\nfC (25 eS\nSiereaececcnoee beceemcncenct Roses fered Boseconeanececacd\nees Pees Eee beeen Reise\nees Sreniiuarn samara Bee ad Baocnenuccund\n& 1955 1960 1955 1960\nKEY:\nSA ]\nFG toca [ : | Federal @) Percent of\npone es oct", "img_36685.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_36688.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_36689.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_36691.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_36692.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_36693.png": "Figure V-9\nPUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH CARE\nCuyahoga County, Ohio - 1960\n@ United States - 1963 23/\n(Estimated fiscal year for U.S.)\nCuyahoga County Total: $307.5 million\nPRIVATE\n90 .6%\n($278.4 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax\nA. 9.46\nXA, ($29.1\nNX, million)\n\\\n\\ (Private )\n. > ---PHILANTHROPIC - 1.8%\n($5.4 million)\nUnited States Total: $29,814 million\nPRIVATE\n81.2%\n($24,205 million)\nPUBLIC (Tax)\n18.8%\n\\X ($5,609 million)\n\\\nss\nx\nNe (Private )\n\\ /---- PHILANTHROPIC - 2.6%\n@ ($790 million)\n- 4Ob -", "img_65181.png": "The Cleveland Experience\n@ Medical care costs in Cleveland have climbed higher and faster than any\nother item in the consumer price index -- from 95.0 in 1947 to 185.8\nat the end of 1962. This is an increase of 95.6%, or nearly 12 per-\ncentage points ahead of the national trend.\nAll consumer prices for moderate income families in Cleveland have\nrisen steadily since the mid 1940's. Rents increased sharply beginning\nin the early 1950's, but appear to have levelled off after 1958. Medi-\ncal care has continued to climb, (Table V-2, Figure V-1).\nTable v-2\nCONSUMER PRICE INDEX\nCleveland 1940-1963\n(1947-49=100)\nYear All Items Medical Care Food Rent\n1940 59.4 - 46.6 83.4\n1941 62.9 = 51.5 86.0\n1942 69.8 - 60.1 90.3\n1943 74.6 - 68.1 90.0\n@ 1944 76.0 - 67.8 90.8\n1945 77.2 - 68.4 91.4\n1946 83.2 - 78.3 92.0\n1947 95.3 95.0 95.6 95.4\n1948 103,2 100.5 104.5 100.4\n1949 101.5 104.5 99.9 104.2\n1950 102.5 105.5 101.0 107.3\n1951 110.7 Lise 112.3 112.1\n1952 11353) 119.0 114.9 118.3\n1953 114.2 123.4 110.2 129.4\n1954 115.3 129.8 110.9 140.6\n1955 115.6 135.6 108.9 144.2\n1956 118.0 144.1 109.9 150.6\n1957 122.1 149.5 113.4 157.0\n1958 124.8 15350 137.2 159.8\n1959 125.6 167.9 114.1 159.8\n1960 127.1 170.8 114.1 161.0\n1961 128.3 185.2 115.9 161.7\n1962 128.6 185.8 116.0 161.2\n1963 129.5 186.6 LEZ 160.8\n(lst quarter)\naha", "img_65182.png": "The Cleveland Experience\n@ Medical care costs in Cleveland have climbed higher and faster than any\nother item in the consumer price index -- from 95.0 in 1947 to 185.8\nat the end of 1962. This is an increase of 95.6%, or nearly 12 per-\ncentage points ahead of the national trend.\nAll consumer prices for moderate income families in Cleveland have\nrisen steadily since the mid 1940's. Rents increased sharply beginning\nin the early 1950's, but appear to have levelled off after 1958. Medi-\ncal care has continued to climb, (Table V-2, Figure V-1).\nTable v-2\nCONSUMER PRICE INDEX\nCleveland 1940-1963\n(1947-49=100)\nYear All Items Medical Care Food Rent\n1940 59.4 - 46.6 83.4\n1941 62.9 = 51.5 86.0\n1942 69.8 - 60.1 90.3\n1943 74.6 - 68.1 90.0\n@ 1944 76.0 - 67.8 90.8\n1945 77.2 - 68.4 91.4\n1946 83.2 - 78.3 92.0\n1947 95.3 95.0 95.6 95.4\n1948 103,2 100.5 104.5 100.4\n1949 101.5 104.5 99.9 104.2\n1950 102.5 105.5 101.0 107.3\n1951 110.7 Lise 112.3 112.1\n1952 11353) 119.0 114.9 118.3\n1953 114.2 123.4 110.2 129.4\n1954 115.3 129.8 110.9 140.6\n1955 115.6 135.6 108.9 144.2\n1956 118.0 144.1 109.9 150.6\n1957 122.1 149.5 113.4 157.0\n1958 124.8 15350 137.2 159.8\n1959 125.6 167.9 114.1 159.8\n1960 127.1 170.8 114.1 161.0\n1961 128.3 185.2 115.9 161.7\n1962 128.6 185.8 116.0 161.2\n1963 129.5 186.6 LEZ 160.8\n(lst quarter)\naha", "img_65183.png": "The Cleveland Experience\n@ Medical care costs in Cleveland have climbed higher and faster than any\nother item in the consumer price index -- from 95.0 in 1947 to 185.8\nat the end of 1962. This is an increase of 95.6%, or nearly 12 per-\ncentage points ahead of the national trend.\nAll consumer prices for moderate income families in Cleveland have\nrisen steadily since the mid 1940's. Rents increased sharply beginning\nin the early 1950's, but appear to have levelled off after 1958. Medi-\ncal care has continued to climb, (Table V-2, Figure V-1).\nTable v-2\nCONSUMER PRICE INDEX\nCleveland 1940-1963\n(1947-49=100)\nYear All Items Medical Care Food Rent\n1940 59.4 - 46.6 83.4\n1941 62.9 = 51.5 86.0\n1942 69.8 - 60.1 90.3\n1943 74.6 - 68.1 90.0\n@ 1944 76.0 - 67.8 90.8\n1945 77.2 - 68.4 91.4\n1946 83.2 - 78.3 92.0\n1947 95.3 95.0 95.6 95.4\n1948 103,2 100.5 104.5 100.4\n1949 101.5 104.5 99.9 104.2\n1950 102.5 105.5 101.0 107.3\n1951 110.7 Lise 112.3 112.1\n1952 11353) 119.0 114.9 118.3\n1953 114.2 123.4 110.2 129.4\n1954 115.3 129.8 110.9 140.6\n1955 115.6 135.6 108.9 144.2\n1956 118.0 144.1 109.9 150.6\n1957 122.1 149.5 113.4 157.0\n1958 124.8 15350 137.2 159.8\n1959 125.6 167.9 114.1 159.8\n1960 127.1 170.8 114.1 161.0\n1961 128.3 185.2 115.9 161.7\n1962 128.6 185.8 116.0 161.2\n1963 129.5 186.6 LEZ 160.8\n(lst quarter)\naha", "img_65184.png": "The Cleveland Experience\n@ Medical care costs in Cleveland have climbed higher and faster than any\nother item in the consumer price index -- from 95.0 in 1947 to 185.8\nat the end of 1962. This is an increase of 95.6%, or nearly 12 per-\ncentage points ahead of the national trend.\nAll consumer prices for moderate income families in Cleveland have\nrisen steadily since the mid 1940's. Rents increased sharply beginning\nin the early 1950's, but appear to have levelled off after 1958. Medi-\ncal care has continued to climb, (Table V-2, Figure V-1).\nTable v-2\nCONSUMER PRICE INDEX\nCleveland 1940-1963\n(1947-49=100)\nYear All Items Medical Care Food Rent\n1940 59.4 - 46.6 83.4\n1941 62.9 = 51.5 86.0\n1942 69.8 - 60.1 90.3\n1943 74.6 - 68.1 90.0\n@ 1944 76.0 - 67.8 90.8\n1945 77.2 - 68.4 91.4\n1946 83.2 - 78.3 92.0\n1947 95.3 95.0 95.6 95.4\n1948 103,2 100.5 104.5 100.4\n1949 101.5 104.5 99.9 104.2\n1950 102.5 105.5 101.0 107.3\n1951 110.7 Lise 112.3 112.1\n1952 11353) 119.0 114.9 118.3\n1953 114.2 123.4 110.2 129.4\n1954 115.3 129.8 110.9 140.6\n1955 115.6 135.6 108.9 144.2\n1956 118.0 144.1 109.9 150.6\n1957 122.1 149.5 113.4 157.0\n1958 124.8 15350 137.2 159.8\n1959 125.6 167.9 114.1 159.8\n1960 127.1 170.8 114.1 161.0\n1961 128.3 185.2 115.9 161.7\n1962 128.6 185.8 116.0 161.2\n1963 129.5 186.6 LEZ 160.8\n(lst quarter)\naha", "img_65185.png": "The Cleveland Experience\n@ Medical care costs in Cleveland have climbed higher and faster than any\nother item in the consumer price index -- from 95.0 in 1947 to 185.8\nat the end of 1962. This is an increase of 95.6%, or nearly 12 per-\ncentage points ahead of the national trend.\nAll consumer prices for moderate income families in Cleveland have\nrisen steadily since the mid 1940's. Rents increased sharply beginning\nin the early 1950's, but appear to have levelled off after 1958. Medi-\ncal care has continued to climb, (Table V-2, Figure V-1).\nTable v-2\nCONSUMER PRICE INDEX\nCleveland 1940-1963\n(1947-49=100)\nYear All Items Medical Care Food Rent\n1940 59.4 - 46.6 83.4\n1941 62.9 = 51.5 86.0\n1942 69.8 - 60.1 90.3\n1943 74.6 - 68.1 90.0\n@ 1944 76.0 - 67.8 90.8\n1945 77.2 - 68.4 91.4\n1946 83.2 - 78.3 92.0\n1947 95.3 95.0 95.6 95.4\n1948 103,2 100.5 104.5 100.4\n1949 101.5 104.5 99.9 104.2\n1950 102.5 105.5 101.0 107.3\n1951 110.7 Lise 112.3 112.1\n1952 11353) 119.0 114.9 118.3\n1953 114.2 123.4 110.2 129.4\n1954 115.3 129.8 110.9 140.6\n1955 115.6 135.6 108.9 144.2\n1956 118.0 144.1 109.9 150.6\n1957 122.1 149.5 113.4 157.0\n1958 124.8 15350 137.2 159.8\n1959 125.6 167.9 114.1 159.8\n1960 127.1 170.8 114.1 161.0\n1961 128.3 185.2 115.9 161.7\n1962 128.6 185.8 116.0 161.2\n1963 129.5 186.6 LEZ 160.8\n(lst quarter)\naha", "img_5372.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5373.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5382.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5388.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5389.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5391.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_5392.png": "Chart 7\nCarbon Intensity of World Primary Energy\nS u pply Carbon Intensity of:\nton of C per toe \u2014> wood = 1.25\n1.2\ni \u2014-> coal = 1.08\n1.0\n0.9\n\u2014-\u00bb oil = 0.84\n0.8\n0.7\n\u2014-\u00bb gas = 0.64\n0.6\n0.5\n1850 1870 1890 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990\nsource: Global Energy Perspectives to 2050, WEC and IIASA, 1995 , :", "img_31017.png": "aoe }\n} + 4 t\n| Form Approved ~\n; Us. RRA OCIA ESE RGH Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\ni AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\ni WASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n|\ni APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\n| ea\n| BIOGRAPHY\nj (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for. renewal\ni utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n| 1, NAME ee In 3. AGE\n| Dr. Jean-Pierre Habicht ssachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge 39, Mass. 29\n| 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University) ;\n| College de Geneva = 1950-1954 '\n| University of Geneva (Medicine) - 19541955\n| University of Zurich (Medical Faculty) ~ 1955-1958 5\n\\ Autonomous University of Mexico (February-August, 1958)\n| University of Zurich = M.D. = 1959-1962\n| 5. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\nUniversity of Zurich + Assistant in Anatomy = 1957-1958\n\nMerck, Sharp & Dohme ~ Research Assistant in Biochemistry = 1958-1959\n\nNeumuster Krankenanstalt - Externship in Internal Medicine = Summer 1960\n\nFlower Hospital ~ Externship in Surgery - Summer, 1961\nj\n{ :\n| ; ;\n|\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specialty board, etc.)\n|\n7. BIBLIOGRAPHY (Do not list more than ten publications)\ni With Dr. Georg Constam ~ \"The Intravenous Tolbutamide Response Test in the Diagnosis\n| \u2018 of Diabetes Mellitus\" ~ Proc. IV Intern. Diabetes Congress. Geneva, July 1961\n\nO1SG: FORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_31018.png": "aoe }\n} + 4 t\n| Form Approved ~\n; Us. RRA OCIA ESE RGH Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\ni AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\ni WASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n|\ni APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\n| ea\n| BIOGRAPHY\nj (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for. renewal\ni utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n| 1, NAME ee In 3. AGE\n| Dr. Jean-Pierre Habicht ssachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge 39, Mass. 29\n| 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University) ;\n| College de Geneva = 1950-1954 '\n| University of Geneva (Medicine) - 19541955\n| University of Zurich (Medical Faculty) ~ 1955-1958 5\n\\ Autonomous University of Mexico (February-August, 1958)\n| University of Zurich = M.D. = 1959-1962\n| 5. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\nUniversity of Zurich + Assistant in Anatomy = 1957-1958\n\nMerck, Sharp & Dohme ~ Research Assistant in Biochemistry = 1958-1959\n\nNeumuster Krankenanstalt - Externship in Internal Medicine = Summer 1960\n\nFlower Hospital ~ Externship in Surgery - Summer, 1961\nj\n{ :\n| ; ;\n|\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specialty board, etc.)\n|\n7. BIBLIOGRAPHY (Do not list more than ten publications)\ni With Dr. Georg Constam ~ \"The Intravenous Tolbutamide Response Test in the Diagnosis\n| \u2018 of Diabetes Mellitus\" ~ Proc. IV Intern. Diabetes Congress. Geneva, July 1961\n\nO1SG: FORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_31020.png": "aoe }\n} + 4 t\n| Form Approved ~\n; Us. RRA OCIA ESE RGH Budget Bureau No. 49-R344.1\ni AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\ni WASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n|\ni APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\n| ea\n| BIOGRAPHY\nj (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for. renewal\ni utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n| 1, NAME ee In 3. AGE\n| Dr. Jean-Pierre Habicht ssachusetts Institute of Technology\nCambridge 39, Mass. 29\n| 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University) ;\n| College de Geneva = 1950-1954 '\n| University of Geneva (Medicine) - 19541955\n| University of Zurich (Medical Faculty) ~ 1955-1958 5\n\\ Autonomous University of Mexico (February-August, 1958)\n| University of Zurich = M.D. = 1959-1962\n| 5. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\nUniversity of Zurich + Assistant in Anatomy = 1957-1958\n\nMerck, Sharp & Dohme ~ Research Assistant in Biochemistry = 1958-1959\n\nNeumuster Krankenanstalt - Externship in Internal Medicine = Summer 1960\n\nFlower Hospital ~ Externship in Surgery - Summer, 1961\nj\n{ :\n| ; ;\n|\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specialty board, etc.)\n|\n7. BIBLIOGRAPHY (Do not list more than ten publications)\ni With Dr. Georg Constam ~ \"The Intravenous Tolbutamide Response Test in the Diagnosis\n| \u2018 of Diabetes Mellitus\" ~ Proc. IV Intern. Diabetes Congress. Geneva, July 1961\n\nO1SG: FORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62522.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62523.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62524.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62525.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62526.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62527.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_62528.png": "U. S. ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH POOTeUE rede Nese masse\nAND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND\nWASHINGTON 25, D. C.\n| APPLICATION FOR RESEARCH CONTRACT - PART IV\nBIOGRAPHY\n| (Biographical sketches required on responsible investigator and principal professional assistants only. If this is a request for renewal\n| utilizing essentially the same personnel as previously, biographical sketches will not be necessary.)\n1 1. NAME en woes i tts Inst \u00a3 Technol 3. AGE\nssachusetts Inst. of Technology\nDr. Ruth Schwartz Cuubridgs 39, Kenn, 39\n{ 4. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND (College and/or University)\n1 1947 - B. Se. Hons. (II), London University, in Special Chemistry with Subsidiary\n1 Physiology\n| 1959 - Ph.D. London University, in Biochemistry, awarded on a thesis entitled\n\"Some Biochemical Investigations in Kwashiorkor (Protein Deficiency in\nChildren)\".\nS. RESEARCH TRAINING (List of institutions, research director, subject and dates)\n1944-1945 = Laboratory assistant with Wellcome Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent\n1948-1949 ~ Research Assistant at Hammersmith Hospital (Postgraduate Medical School,\nLondon University)\n194921950 = British Council Scholarship to study techniques in enzyme research in\n| the Institute of Cyto-Physiology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark\n| 6 OTHER INFORMATION BEARING ON QUALIFICATIONS (Hospital appointments, professional societies, specially board, etc.)\n| 1950-1957 = Employed as biochemist by the Medical Research Council, originally in\nDepartment of Experimental Medicine, Cambridge. Seconded to Makerere\nCollege, Kampala, Unganda in 1951 to work on protein deficiency\nI 1956 = For six months - W.H.O. Fellowship to INCAP, Guatemala City, and\n| Institutions connected with Nutritional Studies in U.S.A.\n| SO ee ee a eS Ee es ee ee aS Ne\n| tee 7a 1900 \u00ab Exchange fellow in Departments of Pharmacology, Washington University,\ni St. Louis, Moe, U.S.A., also in Department of Preventive Medicine, work-\n| ing on micro-analysis of tissue enzymes ;\n1960-Sept.1963 = Lecturer in Department of Human Nutrition, London School of Hygiene\ni and Tropical Medicine, London, England\n| Oct.1963 to present ~- Research Associate, Department of Nutrition & Food Science,\nMass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge 39, Mass.\nBibliogra\nKarl, 1.E., Schwartz, ke, McNicol, S.M., Zarkowski, H. and Shank, R.E., (1961). Fed.\n_ Proc. 20, 287. Effect of carbon tetrachloride on enzymes and biochemical\nhe constituents of liver\nShank, R.E., Morrison, G., Cheng, C.H., Karl, 1., and Schwartz, Re, (1959). J.\nHistochem. cytochem. 7, 237. Cell Heterogeneity within the hepatic lobule\n| (quantitative histochemistry) i\nOISGEORM 108c PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED.", "img_58915.png": "National Academy of Sciences\nNational Research Council\nPresident, Philip Handler\nExec Officer, John S. Coleman\nAdministrative | Commissions | J Assemblies i\nOffices \u2014 ;\n. Natural Resources Life Sciences\nHuman Resources Physical Sciences\nSocietal Technology & Mathematics\n: Peace and Security .; Social & Behavioral\nInternational Affairs | Sciences\n; Commission on Natural Resources\nChrmn, Gordon J.F. MacDonald\nExec Dir, Richard A. 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Coupled with scores of world famous\nattractions, we welcome you to:\n0 miles of waterfront, sparkling white sand beaches set on the\nblue waters of the Gulf of Mexico\n\n0 exotic floral beauty of the acclaimed Sunken Gardens |\nO) MGM's exciting Bounty Exhibit {\n0 the Aquatarium . . . world\u2019s largest marine show\n0 Horse Racing at Oldsmar ;\nC the South Seas recreated at Tiki Gardens\nCO) Derby Lane Greyhound Dog Racing\n0 winter home of baseball's Mets and Cardinals\nU an exciting night of Jai Alai\n0 conveniently accessible to the fabulous new DISNEYWORLD\nLocated Across From Bayfront Convention Center\nand Al Lange Field |\n30 Minutes From Tampa International Airport\n\nELLE\n\na a\nJETR VEL\nfeo nour y\netait\nRr meric (ard\nLeg na\naed Mi Pata 1 Ce VAN\ncsi) \u2014\niyi tO Im Ga iiss\n\nelma min Colgirtilel Mit ran ROL A OME sie) at Lees Ae eae a\naie CMe yeN Memeo ia Coley aet- R om n e\nali icolam <r -iac1 eles mL a Zak Oli ila", "img_24113.png": "CP) HAAS ' TRUST CONNTTIESS\nNay 8. 2059\nspavel expenses over and above those incurved dh craved\nfe Washington and rebuwrn.\noe oo aay\nRk. 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Strips Packed % Packed No. Rejects/Reruns - Reason\n\nA. G. Monk ___S97,472 100.0 istem 0\n\nTotal 597,472 100.0 bo\n\nForeign Matter Found In Core Samples\nA. GC.\n\nDEALER Monk __ _ \u2014_ \u2014. \u2014 \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_\n\nTYPE: No. of Pieces\n\nGrass/Straw 2 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014__ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014__\n\nLint/String 22 __ _ \u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014\u2014\n\nPaper 4+ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014. \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nPlastic \u2014__ \u2014___ \u2014__\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014\u2014\n\nFeathers \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_\n\nFoam \u2014\u2014_ \u2014___ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014__ \u2014\u2014_\n\nWood \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014\n\nFoil \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nOther \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nTotal Pieces\n\nF.M. 28 \u2014__\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\n\nLbs. Core\n\nSample 352 _ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014- \u2014\n\nNo. Pieces wn\n\nF.M. / Lb. wl __ \u2014 __ \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Oo\nw\na\nS\n\u00a9\n0\n\u00a9\n\neee eee", "img_16437.png": "nn \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eeVVwe re rs\n, DATE: March 22, 1991\n3 4 COUNTRY - U.S.\nGRADE - CGl 1989 Chinese Flue Cured\n\nDealer Lbs. Strips Packed % Packed No. Rejects/Reruns - Reason\n\nA. G. Monk ___S97,472 100.0 istem 0\n\nTotal 597,472 100.0 bo\n\nForeign Matter Found In Core Samples\nA. GC.\n\nDEALER Monk __ _ \u2014_ \u2014. \u2014 \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_\n\nTYPE: No. of Pieces\n\nGrass/Straw 2 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014__ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014__\n\nLint/String 22 __ _ \u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014\u2014\n\nPaper 4+ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014. \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nPlastic \u2014__ \u2014___ \u2014__\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014\u2014\n\nFeathers \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_\n\nFoam \u2014\u2014_ \u2014___ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014__ \u2014\u2014_\n\nWood \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014\n\nFoil \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nOther \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nTotal Pieces\n\nF.M. 28 \u2014__\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\n\nLbs. Core\n\nSample 352 _ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014- \u2014\n\nNo. Pieces wn\n\nF.M. / Lb. wl __ \u2014 __ \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Oo\nw\na\nS\n\u00a9\n0\n\u00a9\n\neee eee", "img_16440.png": "nn \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014eeVVwe re rs\n, DATE: March 22, 1991\n3 4 COUNTRY - U.S.\nGRADE - CGl 1989 Chinese Flue Cured\n\nDealer Lbs. Strips Packed % Packed No. Rejects/Reruns - Reason\n\nA. G. Monk ___S97,472 100.0 istem 0\n\nTotal 597,472 100.0 bo\n\nForeign Matter Found In Core Samples\nA. GC.\n\nDEALER Monk __ _ \u2014_ \u2014. \u2014 \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_\n\nTYPE: No. of Pieces\n\nGrass/Straw 2 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014__ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014__\n\nLint/String 22 __ _ \u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014\u2014\n\nPaper 4+ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014. \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nPlastic \u2014__ \u2014___ \u2014__\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014\u2014\n\nFeathers \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_\n\nFoam \u2014\u2014_ \u2014___ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014__ \u2014\u2014_\n\nWood \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014\n\nFoil \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014. \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nOther \u2014\u2014_. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u2014. \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\n\nTotal Pieces\n\nF.M. 28 \u2014__\u2014 \u2014\u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014\u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\n\nLbs. Core\n\nSample 352 _ \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014__ \u2014- \u2014\n\nNo. Pieces wn\n\nF.M. / Lb. wl __ \u2014 __ \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Oo\nw\na\nS\n\u00a9\n0\n\u00a9\n\neee eee", "img_16553.png": "[\n\u00abee\nConfidentiality :\nThe writer will observe strict confidentiality. The draft manuscript and all\ncorrespondence wili be sent directly to Design Write.\nDATE ASSIGNED: January 18, 2005 :\nPURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: 3973 '\nDUE DATE (outline): August 9, 2000 |\nWRITER'S FEE: $3,500. One-third may be invoiced upon commencement of work; the second ;\nthird may be invoiced upon acceptance of the manuscript by DesignWrite; one- :\nsixth may be invoiced upon submission of the paper to the target journal; and one-\nsixth may be invoiced upon acceptance of the article.\nDesignWrite reserves the right to terminate the project if the first draft is deemed |\nunacceptable, i.e., the manuscript needs to be entirely rewritten. 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J a !] (Return the original of this ;\nDe . ALIN . Re form with the enclosed i\n. voucher or your reclaim i\nSap 2 ee ( i whichever is applicable.)\nVre Yumrusnon\u201d $F vA oF ION\nQ \u2019 Q\n. 0\nU\u00a2g UR Ae.\nU Ic\n\\ > 4+ &\nVaud Ugrul Ve U 10017\narhacthotica:ds to advive char inci vontita audioon the nuave remerencedtistaean | OK\" CY O= has pean Seduced eau\nfollowing reasons:\nITEM EXPLANATION ie V susPENDED 2/ DISAPPROVED\np : V 34\nOr AL Lee) BALAES\nPe ;\nf N A > >\ni ew ac AY QUAL ON\n5 \u2018oe fk\nf 7 ;\nys : >\n5 , QULRViC) Lb. 5 | 08.00\n; . :\nrd) }O%O0\nAlormid 108\nA1/ Qe hore U\n4\nVv Suspended items are amounts which appear questionable and require further information and/or justification to support your =\nclaim,\nSuspended items may be reclaimed in a supplemental voucher, or on your next voucher or invoice by furnishing the required\ninformation or justification.\n2/Disapproved items are amounts which according to Law, Regulation, or Comptroller General Decision cited above, have been\nconsidered to be not allowable.\nIf you do not concur with the reason for disapproved items, communicate directly with the accountant in charge or F.M.O. of\nyour servicing accounting point in writing along with an attached reclaim voucher.\nVOUCHER EXAMINER (Signature) ' very OF FINANCE OFFICE DATE i)\nf Rah A x Astra oOo <a >\n\u2018y CEASERS fs Ty. / f Ty S. i a / 7/7 Z\nEPA Form 2500~1 (Rev. 6-74) PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED.", "img_62997.png": "\u201c \u00bb\nee. a ; , a \u2014\u2014_ :\nWok AA PR ke A GE ba Gr ree TD Pt tetra F b Lament an;\nU.S, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY eo See Py *\nNOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXCEPTION PERIOD COVERED \u00a3313:\n= \u2014_rnow\u00ae] 17/6 re D1 Rf 1%\nINVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT CLAIMED _-\u2014\u2014 AMOUNT PAID ADVANCE APPLIED ADVANCE OUf ST AND- -\nSoe 15 = 5 a\nlol: eee 7\na\ni\n4\na \u2018\n4. J a !] (Return the original of this ;\nDe . ALIN . Re form with the enclosed i\n. voucher or your reclaim i\nSap 2 ee ( i whichever is applicable.)\nVre Yumrusnon\u201d $F vA oF ION\nQ \u2019 Q\n. 0\nU\u00a2g UR Ae.\nU Ic\n\\ > 4+ &\nVaud Ugrul Ve U 10017\narhacthotica:ds to advive char inci vontita audioon the nuave remerencedtistaean | OK\" CY O= has pean Seduced eau\nfollowing reasons:\nITEM EXPLANATION ie V susPENDED 2/ DISAPPROVED\np : V 34\nOr AL Lee) BALAES\nPe ;\nf N A > >\ni ew ac AY QUAL ON\n5 \u2018oe fk\nf 7 ;\nys : >\n5 , QULRViC) Lb. 5 | 08.00\n; . :\nrd) }O%O0\nAlormid 108\nA1/ Qe hore U\n4\nVv Suspended items are amounts which appear questionable and require further information and/or justification to support your =\nclaim,\nSuspended items may be reclaimed in a supplemental voucher, or on your next voucher or invoice by furnishing the required\ninformation or justification.\n2/Disapproved items are amounts which according to Law, Regulation, or Comptroller General Decision cited above, have been\nconsidered to be not allowable.\nIf you do not concur with the reason for disapproved items, communicate directly with the accountant in charge or F.M.O. of\nyour servicing accounting point in writing along with an attached reclaim voucher.\nVOUCHER EXAMINER (Signature) ' very OF FINANCE OFFICE DATE i)\nf Rah A x Astra oOo <a >\n\u2018y CEASERS fs Ty. / f Ty S. i a / 7/7 Z\nEPA Form 2500~1 (Rev. 6-74) PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED.", "img_63001.png": "\u201c \u00bb\nee. a ; , a \u2014\u2014_ :\nWok AA PR ke A GE ba Gr ree TD Pt tetra F b Lament an;\nU.S, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY eo See Py *\nNOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXCEPTION PERIOD COVERED \u00a3313:\n= \u2014_rnow\u00ae] 17/6 re D1 Rf 1%\nINVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT CLAIMED _-\u2014\u2014 AMOUNT PAID ADVANCE APPLIED ADVANCE OUf ST AND- -\nSoe 15 = 5 a\nlol: eee 7\na\ni\n4\na \u2018\n4. J a !] (Return the original of this ;\nDe . ALIN . Re form with the enclosed i\n. voucher or your reclaim i\nSap 2 ee ( i whichever is applicable.)\nVre Yumrusnon\u201d $F vA oF ION\nQ \u2019 Q\n. 0\nU\u00a2g UR Ae.\nU Ic\n\\ > 4+ &\nVaud Ugrul Ve U 10017\narhacthotica:ds to advive char inci vontita audioon the nuave remerencedtistaean | OK\" CY O= has pean Seduced eau\nfollowing reasons:\nITEM EXPLANATION ie V susPENDED 2/ DISAPPROVED\np : V 34\nOr AL Lee) BALAES\nPe ;\nf N A > >\ni ew ac AY QUAL ON\n5 \u2018oe fk\nf 7 ;\nys : >\n5 , QULRViC) Lb. 5 | 08.00\n; . :\nrd) }O%O0\nAlormid 108\nA1/ Qe hore U\n4\nVv Suspended items are amounts which appear questionable and require further information and/or justification to support your =\nclaim,\nSuspended items may be reclaimed in a supplemental voucher, or on your next voucher or invoice by furnishing the required\ninformation or justification.\n2/Disapproved items are amounts which according to Law, Regulation, or Comptroller General Decision cited above, have been\nconsidered to be not allowable.\nIf you do not concur with the reason for disapproved items, communicate directly with the accountant in charge or F.M.O. of\nyour servicing accounting point in writing along with an attached reclaim voucher.\nVOUCHER EXAMINER (Signature) ' very OF FINANCE OFFICE DATE i)\nf Rah A x Astra oOo <a >\n\u2018y CEASERS fs Ty. / f Ty S. i a / 7/7 Z\nEPA Form 2500~1 (Rev. 6-74) PREVIOUS EDITION MAY BE USED UNTIL SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED.", "img_46580.png": "P TMG Meetings\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX oe\nfaicmewenms [awe\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX\nACOG \u2014- 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004\npees fit\nNew Orleans, LA (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC Exact Date, TBD\nPhiladelphia, PA\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-014002", "img_46583.png": "P TMG Meetings\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX oe\nfaicmewenms [awe\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX\nACOG \u2014- 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004\npees fit\nNew Orleans, LA (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC Exact Date, TBD\nPhiladelphia, PA\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-014002", "img_46584.png": "P TMG Meetings\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX oe\nfaicmewenms [awe\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX\nACOG \u2014- 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004\npees fit\nNew Orleans, LA (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC Exact Date, TBD\nPhiladelphia, PA\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-014002", "img_46585.png": "P TMG Meetings\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX oe\nfaicmewenms [awe\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX\nACOG \u2014- 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004\npees fit\nNew Orleans, LA (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC Exact Date, TBD\nPhiladelphia, PA\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-014002", "img_46982.png": "P TMG Meetings\nDate/ Deadline for\nLocation Scientific Abstract\nSubmission\n14th Annual Meeting Miami Beach, FL\nMedicine) \u2014 59th Annual Meeting San Antonio, TX oe\nfaicmewenms [awe\n51st Annual Scientific Meeting Houston, TX\nACOG \u2014- 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting May 1-5, 2004\npees fit\nNew Orleans, LA (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC (Exact Date, TBD)\nWashington, DC Exact Date, TBD\nPhiladelphia, PA\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-014002", "img_56401.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56402.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56403.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56404.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56405.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56406.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56407.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56408.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_56409.png": "\u00b0 ; \u2018 :\n500 ee\n\u2018 oe GROUP A :\n42 \u201cle POWDER :\ncoe ers a 400 :\n: ; oO . ;\nz te\nE : GROUP B a\n\u00a9 a 21% POWDER 4 -\nig 300 i /\n= 74 / ;\n\u2018 PS /\nZz : / Ny =\n= Fey \\ ye\n2 tJ a 1 \u2018\nn / w\\ a 4\na if / 1 7 a .\nLW : . Zz se\na 200 Te \u2018 \\\u2019 a\noO : he / \u2018 \u2018\ni ~ \u2018 _ \u00e9\na Pes, \u2018 f\n7 \u2018 \u201cGROUP C\nes eat \\ jf CONTROL\nKe a aE 4 a\n< a / x c\na ; \u00a2 \u2018 ,\n5 100 Tag AY\n= tO a .\nae ee a\noO eee :\n; f if\n7 / :\nJZ ann : :\n0 oo? i .\neR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6\n\u2018 WEEKS\nFig. 5 . Average increases in weight of the two experimental groups (A and B)\nand of the unsupplemented control group (C).", "img_59799.png": "2 4 <\n: Report of the\nINTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE\nAugust 22, 1967\nThe following recommendations are presented to the Council of the\nAmerican Phytopathological Society for consideration and appropriate action.\nRECOMMENDATION No. 1:\nThe world population explosion will in all likelihood continue unabated\nfor at least two more decades. The administrator for the U. S. Agency for\nInternational Development (USAID), Mr. W. S. Gaud, recently said that \"We\nmay begin to see some marked decrease in the birth rate by the 1980s' (italics his).\nThe result will be a world population doubling in less than 35 years. To double\nthe world's agricultural production in a similar period is a staggering thought\n* for the agriculturalist.\nIf the developing nations are to be fed, those nations must make their\nown fields more productive. It is not necessary to debate here whether or not\nthey will be able to feed themselves. But it is important for the plant\n; scientist to recognize that the pressure to seek ever-more production out of\nthe same land will increase constantly in the future.\n: Agricultural development programs will urge more and more inputs (water,\nimproved varieties, fertilizer, etc.) in order to increase unit production on\nlands now in use and promote the opening of new lands in areas that will subject\ni crop plants to generally untested environments. Foreign aid efforts will\n} increasingly try to offer these inputs and to make these colonization programs\n} possible. This means:\n! a) greater plant populations per acre,\nb) greater effort to obtain two and three crops per year from the\nsame land, 2\nc) greater pressure to shorten testing schedules of new production\ntechniques (e.g., resistant varieties, pesticides), and\nd) greater use of fertilizers to maximize crop yields.\n; Thus, during the next two decades, the world will undoubtedly be in greater\n: danger of severe epiphytotics than it has been at any time during the past two\n| generations. Few countries have reserves on hand to offset a serious seasonal\n1 drop in food output. For a score of nations today, a poor crop in two\nsuccessive years could destroy a decade of development progress.\n} There is nothing that could push plant pathology into the forefront of '\ninternational thinking more quickly than to have a sudden loss of 20 per cent\nof Asia's rice crop due to a new race of Piricularia oryzae or to have =\near sie ha ie tl aati So at cre ug --._ Si) 71\" TT", "img_59802.png": "2 4 <\n: Report of the\nINTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE\nAugust 22, 1967\nThe following recommendations are presented to the Council of the\nAmerican Phytopathological Society for consideration and appropriate action.\nRECOMMENDATION No. 1:\nThe world population explosion will in all likelihood continue unabated\nfor at least two more decades. The administrator for the U. S. Agency for\nInternational Development (USAID), Mr. W. S. Gaud, recently said that \"We\nmay begin to see some marked decrease in the birth rate by the 1980s' (italics his).\nThe result will be a world population doubling in less than 35 years. To double\nthe world's agricultural production in a similar period is a staggering thought\n* for the agriculturalist.\nIf the developing nations are to be fed, those nations must make their\nown fields more productive. It is not necessary to debate here whether or not\nthey will be able to feed themselves. But it is important for the plant\n; scientist to recognize that the pressure to seek ever-more production out of\nthe same land will increase constantly in the future.\n: Agricultural development programs will urge more and more inputs (water,\nimproved varieties, fertilizer, etc.) in order to increase unit production on\nlands now in use and promote the opening of new lands in areas that will subject\ni crop plants to generally untested environments. Foreign aid efforts will\n} increasingly try to offer these inputs and to make these colonization programs\n} possible. This means:\n! a) greater plant populations per acre,\nb) greater effort to obtain two and three crops per year from the\nsame land, 2\nc) greater pressure to shorten testing schedules of new production\ntechniques (e.g., resistant varieties, pesticides), and\nd) greater use of fertilizers to maximize crop yields.\n; Thus, during the next two decades, the world will undoubtedly be in greater\n: danger of severe epiphytotics than it has been at any time during the past two\n| generations. Few countries have reserves on hand to offset a serious seasonal\n1 drop in food output. For a score of nations today, a poor crop in two\nsuccessive years could destroy a decade of development progress.\n} There is nothing that could push plant pathology into the forefront of '\ninternational thinking more quickly than to have a sudden loss of 20 per cent\nof Asia's rice crop due to a new race of Piricularia oryzae or to have =\near sie ha ie tl aati So at cre ug --._ Si) 71\" TT", "img_59803.png": "2 4 <\n: Report of the\nINTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE\nAugust 22, 1967\nThe following recommendations are presented to the Council of the\nAmerican Phytopathological Society for consideration and appropriate action.\nRECOMMENDATION No. 1:\nThe world population explosion will in all likelihood continue unabated\nfor at least two more decades. The administrator for the U. S. Agency for\nInternational Development (USAID), Mr. W. S. Gaud, recently said that \"We\nmay begin to see some marked decrease in the birth rate by the 1980s' (italics his).\nThe result will be a world population doubling in less than 35 years. To double\nthe world's agricultural production in a similar period is a staggering thought\n* for the agriculturalist.\nIf the developing nations are to be fed, those nations must make their\nown fields more productive. It is not necessary to debate here whether or not\nthey will be able to feed themselves. But it is important for the plant\n; scientist to recognize that the pressure to seek ever-more production out of\nthe same land will increase constantly in the future.\n: Agricultural development programs will urge more and more inputs (water,\nimproved varieties, fertilizer, etc.) in order to increase unit production on\nlands now in use and promote the opening of new lands in areas that will subject\ni crop plants to generally untested environments. Foreign aid efforts will\n} increasingly try to offer these inputs and to make these colonization programs\n} possible. This means:\n! a) greater plant populations per acre,\nb) greater effort to obtain two and three crops per year from the\nsame land, 2\nc) greater pressure to shorten testing schedules of new production\ntechniques (e.g., resistant varieties, pesticides), and\nd) greater use of fertilizers to maximize crop yields.\n; Thus, during the next two decades, the world will undoubtedly be in greater\n: danger of severe epiphytotics than it has been at any time during the past two\n| generations. Few countries have reserves on hand to offset a serious seasonal\n1 drop in food output. For a score of nations today, a poor crop in two\nsuccessive years could destroy a decade of development progress.\n} There is nothing that could push plant pathology into the forefront of '\ninternational thinking more quickly than to have a sudden loss of 20 per cent\nof Asia's rice crop due to a new race of Piricularia oryzae or to have =\near sie ha ie tl aati So at cre ug --._ Si) 71\" TT", "img_59804.png": "2 4 <\n: Report of the\nINTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE\nAugust 22, 1967\nThe following recommendations are presented to the Council of the\nAmerican Phytopathological Society for consideration and appropriate action.\nRECOMMENDATION No. 1:\nThe world population explosion will in all likelihood continue unabated\nfor at least two more decades. The administrator for the U. S. Agency for\nInternational Development (USAID), Mr. W. S. Gaud, recently said that \"We\nmay begin to see some marked decrease in the birth rate by the 1980s' (italics his).\nThe result will be a world population doubling in less than 35 years. To double\nthe world's agricultural production in a similar period is a staggering thought\n* for the agriculturalist.\nIf the developing nations are to be fed, those nations must make their\nown fields more productive. It is not necessary to debate here whether or not\nthey will be able to feed themselves. But it is important for the plant\n; scientist to recognize that the pressure to seek ever-more production out of\nthe same land will increase constantly in the future.\n: Agricultural development programs will urge more and more inputs (water,\nimproved varieties, fertilizer, etc.) in order to increase unit production on\nlands now in use and promote the opening of new lands in areas that will subject\ni crop plants to generally untested environments. Foreign aid efforts will\n} increasingly try to offer these inputs and to make these colonization programs\n} possible. This means:\n! a) greater plant populations per acre,\nb) greater effort to obtain two and three crops per year from the\nsame land, 2\nc) greater pressure to shorten testing schedules of new production\ntechniques (e.g., resistant varieties, pesticides), and\nd) greater use of fertilizers to maximize crop yields.\n; Thus, during the next two decades, the world will undoubtedly be in greater\n: danger of severe epiphytotics than it has been at any time during the past two\n| generations. Few countries have reserves on hand to offset a serious seasonal\n1 drop in food output. For a score of nations today, a poor crop in two\nsuccessive years could destroy a decade of development progress.\n} There is nothing that could push plant pathology into the forefront of '\ninternational thinking more quickly than to have a sudden loss of 20 per cent\nof Asia's rice crop due to a new race of Piricularia oryzae or to have =\near sie ha ie tl aati So at cre ug --._ Si) 71\" TT", "img_59798.png": "2 4 <\n: Report of the\nINTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE\nAugust 22, 1967\nThe following recommendations are presented to the Council of the\nAmerican Phytopathological Society for consideration and appropriate action.\nRECOMMENDATION No. 1:\nThe world population explosion will in all likelihood continue unabated\nfor at least two more decades. The administrator for the U. S. Agency for\nInternational Development (USAID), Mr. W. S. Gaud, recently said that \"We\nmay begin to see some marked decrease in the birth rate by the 1980s' (italics his).\nThe result will be a world population doubling in less than 35 years. To double\nthe world's agricultural production in a similar period is a staggering thought\n* for the agriculturalist.\nIf the developing nations are to be fed, those nations must make their\nown fields more productive. It is not necessary to debate here whether or not\nthey will be able to feed themselves. But it is important for the plant\n; scientist to recognize that the pressure to seek ever-more production out of\nthe same land will increase constantly in the future.\n: Agricultural development programs will urge more and more inputs (water,\nimproved varieties, fertilizer, etc.) in order to increase unit production on\nlands now in use and promote the opening of new lands in areas that will subject\ni crop plants to generally untested environments. Foreign aid efforts will\n} increasingly try to offer these inputs and to make these colonization programs\n} possible. This means:\n! a) greater plant populations per acre,\nb) greater effort to obtain two and three crops per year from the\nsame land, 2\nc) greater pressure to shorten testing schedules of new production\ntechniques (e.g., resistant varieties, pesticides), and\nd) greater use of fertilizers to maximize crop yields.\n; Thus, during the next two decades, the world will undoubtedly be in greater\n: danger of severe epiphytotics than it has been at any time during the past two\n| generations. Few countries have reserves on hand to offset a serious seasonal\n1 drop in food output. For a score of nations today, a poor crop in two\nsuccessive years could destroy a decade of development progress.\n} There is nothing that could push plant pathology into the forefront of '\ninternational thinking more quickly than to have a sudden loss of 20 per cent\nof Asia's rice crop due to a new race of Piricularia oryzae or to have =\near sie ha ie tl aati So at cre ug --._ Si) 71\" TT", "img_40585.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40587.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40598.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40613.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40616.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40619.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40624.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_40639.png": "x? American 14 East 23rd Street Telephone Cable\nHeart New York NY 10010 2124779170 Amheart New York\nAssociation\npie Lees\n(2\nCe\nre 20\nhal\n0\ni Robert E. Shank, M.D. 24 June 75\n\u00b0* Head of Department of Preventive Medicine\nWashington University School of Medicine\n4566 Scott Avenue\nSt. Louis, Missouri 63110\nDear Bob:\nThe Ad Hoc Working Group of the Subcommittee of Nutritionists charged\nwith the development of a plan for the Giant Food Store as proposed\nby Dr. Mayer met last week in Washington. A Public Health Nutrition-\nist who had worked on development and execution of a supermarket\nproject in Washington funded by the Regional Medical Program met with\nus. I think we benefited a great deal from the experiences of that\ngroup. In that particular program, dietitians were stationed in the\nstore to answer questions from the shoppers. They felt the response\nto this was good. However, their chance to evaluate it was unsuccess-\nful. They handed a questionnaire to shoppers requesting them to re-\nturn it completed within a designated period of time. Consequently, few\nwere returned. They also prepared and distributed literature contain-\ning shopping hints for a fat-controlled diet. The store personnel\nprepared posters on the benefits of certain food items and hung them\nin strategic places in the store. Labels designating recommended\nlow saturated fat and acceptable low saturated fat products were placed\nunder the appropriate grouping of such foods. In this case, the store\nwas constantly changing the location of foods, thus making the labels\nmeaningless.\nAfter exploring several ideas of things that could be done in a super-\nmarket setting and still avoiding the endorsement problem, we felt\nthat one of the most effective things we could do would be to prepare\na packet of materials to be sent to many of the large grocery chains\nfor their use in various ways. The packet would consist of materials\nsuch as the following:\n1. The Way to a Man's Heart\n2. The Recipe Booklet\n3. Save Food Dollars and Help Your Heart\n; : mtohepherd: BL poe ouics one Pe \u2018 r\npepep ore k ier [ 2 eS x! Be\nA M r rt, V St Ne r, MI t", "img_6806.png": "BRAND IDENTITY TASK FORCE TIMING\nJuly 1-2: Expert Panel Discussion Session - Royalton, NYC\nDebrieffAssign Tasks at The Royalton July 2 9:00am-12:00am\nJuly 22-24; Expert Panel Discussion - LA\n2 Nights of Expert Panels\nDebric{/Assign tasks on the 24th from 9:00am - 17:00am\nJuly 28: Brand Tcam Work Session to organize our plans and prepare for Op\n| Plan presentation on July 30. Non-RJR Team Members are welcome to\ncome but not required.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 if you plan to attend.)\nJuly 30-31: Initial 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\n- Key Strategies\n- Major Program Components\n- Creative For Key Plan Components\n- Financial Scenarios\n(Assume Regulated Environment officially begins 10/1/98)\nAug. 11-15 Potential Expert Panels Discussions/Trend Tours - London\n(Block your calendars and call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext, 7413 and let\nher know whether or not you can attend.)\nAugust 18-23:Final Work Session (1 Day) to Prepare for Final Plan Presentation.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 and tell her your\navailabilities ASAP.)\nAugust 26-27:Final 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\na\nnN\n\u00a9\nnN\n\u00b0o\nnN\na\na\no\nRJROO00000417116076\n70032 1893", "img_6812.png": "BRAND IDENTITY TASK FORCE TIMING\nJuly 1-2: Expert Panel Discussion Session - Royalton, NYC\nDebrieffAssign Tasks at The Royalton July 2 9:00am-12:00am\nJuly 22-24; Expert Panel Discussion - LA\n2 Nights of Expert Panels\nDebric{/Assign tasks on the 24th from 9:00am - 17:00am\nJuly 28: Brand Tcam Work Session to organize our plans and prepare for Op\n| Plan presentation on July 30. Non-RJR Team Members are welcome to\ncome but not required.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 if you plan to attend.)\nJuly 30-31: Initial 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\n- Key Strategies\n- Major Program Components\n- Creative For Key Plan Components\n- Financial Scenarios\n(Assume Regulated Environment officially begins 10/1/98)\nAug. 11-15 Potential Expert Panels Discussions/Trend Tours - London\n(Block your calendars and call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext, 7413 and let\nher know whether or not you can attend.)\nAugust 18-23:Final Work Session (1 Day) to Prepare for Final Plan Presentation.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 and tell her your\navailabilities ASAP.)\nAugust 26-27:Final 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\na\nnN\n\u00a9\nnN\n\u00b0o\nnN\na\na\no\nRJROO00000417116076\n70032 1893", "img_6813.png": "BRAND IDENTITY TASK FORCE TIMING\nJuly 1-2: Expert Panel Discussion Session - Royalton, NYC\nDebrieffAssign Tasks at The Royalton July 2 9:00am-12:00am\nJuly 22-24; Expert Panel Discussion - LA\n2 Nights of Expert Panels\nDebric{/Assign tasks on the 24th from 9:00am - 17:00am\nJuly 28: Brand Tcam Work Session to organize our plans and prepare for Op\n| Plan presentation on July 30. Non-RJR Team Members are welcome to\ncome but not required.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 if you plan to attend.)\nJuly 30-31: Initial 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\n- Key Strategies\n- Major Program Components\n- Creative For Key Plan Components\n- Financial Scenarios\n(Assume Regulated Environment officially begins 10/1/98)\nAug. 11-15 Potential Expert Panels Discussions/Trend Tours - London\n(Block your calendars and call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext, 7413 and let\nher know whether or not you can attend.)\nAugust 18-23:Final Work Session (1 Day) to Prepare for Final Plan Presentation.\n(Please call Lee-Ann Brewer at ext. 7413 and tell her your\navailabilities ASAP.)\nAugust 26-27:Final 1998 CAMEL Plan Presentation to RJR Execs.\na\nnN\n\u00a9\nnN\n\u00b0o\nnN\na\na\no\nRJROO00000417116076\n70032 1893", "img_63109.png": "oe | ot\nI il Vth VII be Vnbhn\nPye een 6 ee\ntu \u00ae one oe ae", "img_46119.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46117.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46120.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46121.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46123.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46125.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46126.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_46128.png": "Table 1. Summary of clinical phase II/III studies of Totelle Cycle\u00ae and comparators\nstudy Major endpoints Treatment arms Duration Total Number Reference\nnumber (cycles) number evaluable\nof for bleeding\nsubjects\nPhase fo\n2001 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 3 38 14\n(0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2002 dose-ranging 2mgE2+ TMG 6/7 266 13\n(0.05, 0.10, 0.25 or\n0.5 mg)\n2003 extension of Study 2mg E2+ 0.25 mg 6/7 134\n2001 TMG\n3001 efficacy, safety 2mgE2+ 0.25 mg 13/26 163 148 15\n(endometrial safety TMG\nin extra 13 cycles Totelle Cycle\u00ae 165 153\nwith 236 subjects Trisequens\u00ae 159 145\n3003 efficacy, safety Totelle Cycle\u00ae 13 320 296 16\nCycloprogynova\u00ae/Cy 314 296\nclocur\u00ae\n300400 hemostasis Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 93 6/\nFemoston\u00ae 91 12\n300200 prevention of Totelle Cycle\u00ae 26 241 22/\npostmenopause Femoston\u00ae 242 230\nosteoporosis,\nefficacy, safety\n300500 glucose and Totelle Cycle\u00ae 6/7 06 39\ninsulin metabolism Placebo 06 n/a\n2mgE2+10mg 08 36\nMPA\n1. All studies were carried out in a double-blind, randomized, multicenter parallel-\ngroup design, with the exception of Study 2003 which was an open multicenter\nstudy. All phase III studies were multinational\n2. Inthe phase III studies, a total of 782 and 779 women for Totelle Cycle\u00ae and alll\ncomparators, respectively, were evaluable for bleeding\n1 May, 2003 [Page]\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Produced for use in NJ HRT litigation. DUBID002-007519\nOrder", "img_47037.png": "DENTAL CARIES PROJECT\nExpenditures and Projections\n1979 1980 1981 1982\nGrants Paid $ $ $81,520.00 $\nGrants Committed 81,518.00\nGrants Extended 81,520.00*\nGrants - NEW 20,000.00*\nLiterature & Books 400.36 10.20 20 .00**\nTelephone & Telegraph 625.72 592.18 111.43 100.00**\nPostage & Mailing 18.60 967.79 222.07 200 .00**\nConferences & Travel 13,572.47 28,931.20 5,742.21 5,000 .00**\nPublication of Report 2,685.82 92.68 -0-\nCoordinator 3,095.00 4,000.00 4,000 .00**\nOverhead 14,961.37 41,743.49 4,200.00 4,000.00**\nTOTAL $29,177.76 $78,415.84 $95,898.59 $196,358.00 **\nINCOME 24,000.00 85,000.00 229,500.00 _200,000.00**\nYearly Balance ($ 5,177.76) $ 6,584.16 $133,601.41 $ 3.642.00**\nRecuin@laced Bilance ($ 5,177.76) $ 1,406.40 $135,007.81  $138,649.81**\n*pending approval\n*kestimates\n1/13/82 iy", "img_47040.png": "DENTAL CARIES PROJECT\nExpenditures and Projections\n1979 1980 1981 1982\nGrants Paid $ $ $81,520.00 $\nGrants Committed 81,518.00\nGrants Extended 81,520.00*\nGrants - NEW 20,000.00*\nLiterature & Books 400.36 10.20 20 .00**\nTelephone & Telegraph 625.72 592.18 111.43 100.00**\nPostage & Mailing 18.60 967.79 222.07 200 .00**\nConferences & Travel 13,572.47 28,931.20 5,742.21 5,000 .00**\nPublication of Report 2,685.82 92.68 -0-\nCoordinator 3,095.00 4,000.00 4,000 .00**\nOverhead 14,961.37 41,743.49 4,200.00 4,000.00**\nTOTAL $29,177.76 $78,415.84 $95,898.59 $196,358.00 **\nINCOME 24,000.00 85,000.00 229,500.00 _200,000.00**\nYearly Balance ($ 5,177.76) $ 6,584.16 $133,601.41 $ 3.642.00**\nRecuin@laced Bilance ($ 5,177.76) $ 1,406.40 $135,007.81  $138,649.81**\n*pending approval\n*kestimates\n1/13/82 iy", "img_47043.png": "DENTAL CARIES PROJECT\nExpenditures and Projections\n1979 1980 1981 1982\nGrants Paid $ $ $81,520.00 $\nGrants Committed 81,518.00\nGrants Extended 81,520.00*\nGrants - NEW 20,000.00*\nLiterature & Books 400.36 10.20 20 .00**\nTelephone & Telegraph 625.72 592.18 111.43 100.00**\nPostage & Mailing 18.60 967.79 222.07 200 .00**\nConferences & Travel 13,572.47 28,931.20 5,742.21 5,000 .00**\nPublication of Report 2,685.82 92.68 -0-\nCoordinator 3,095.00 4,000.00 4,000 .00**\nOverhead 14,961.37 41,743.49 4,200.00 4,000.00**\nTOTAL $29,177.76 $78,415.84 $95,898.59 $196,358.00 **\nINCOME 24,000.00 85,000.00 229,500.00 _200,000.00**\nYearly Balance ($ 5,177.76) $ 6,584.16 $133,601.41 $ 3.642.00**\nRecuin@laced Bilance ($ 5,177.76) $ 1,406.40 $135,007.81  $138,649.81**\n*pending approval\n*kestimates\n1/13/82 iy", "img_47044.png": "DENTAL CARIES PROJECT\nExpenditures and Projections\n1979 1980 1981 1982\nGrants Paid $ $ $81,520.00 $\nGrants Committed 81,518.00\nGrants Extended 81,520.00*\nGrants - NEW 20,000.00*\nLiterature & Books 400.36 10.20 20 .00**\nTelephone & Telegraph 625.72 592.18 111.43 100.00**\nPostage & Mailing 18.60 967.79 222.07 200 .00**\nConferences & Travel 13,572.47 28,931.20 5,742.21 5,000 .00**\nPublication of Report 2,685.82 92.68 -0-\nCoordinator 3,095.00 4,000.00 4,000 .00**\nOverhead 14,961.37 41,743.49 4,200.00 4,000.00**\nTOTAL $29,177.76 $78,415.84 $95,898.59 $196,358.00 **\nINCOME 24,000.00 85,000.00 229,500.00 _200,000.00**\nYearly Balance ($ 5,177.76) $ 6,584.16 $133,601.41 $ 3.642.00**\nRecuin@laced Bilance ($ 5,177.76) $ 1,406.40 $135,007.81  $138,649.81**\n*pending approval\n*kestimates\n1/13/82 iy", "img_47045.png": "DENTAL CARIES PROJECT\nExpenditures and Projections\n1979 1980 1981 1982\nGrants Paid $ $ $81,520.00 $\nGrants Committed 81,518.00\nGrants Extended 81,520.00*\nGrants - NEW 20,000.00*\nLiterature & Books 400.36 10.20 20 .00**\nTelephone & Telegraph 625.72 592.18 111.43 100.00**\nPostage & Mailing 18.60 967.79 222.07 200 .00**\nConferences & Travel 13,572.47 28,931.20 5,742.21 5,000 .00**\nPublication of Report 2,685.82 92.68 -0-\nCoordinator 3,095.00 4,000.00 4,000 .00**\nOverhead 14,961.37 41,743.49 4,200.00 4,000.00**\nTOTAL $29,177.76 $78,415.84 $95,898.59 $196,358.00 **\nINCOME 24,000.00 85,000.00 229,500.00 _200,000.00**\nYearly Balance ($ 5,177.76) $ 6,584.16 $133,601.41 $ 3.642.00**\nRecuin@laced Bilance ($ 5,177.76) $ 1,406.40 $135,007.81  $138,649.81**\n*pending approval\n*kestimates\n1/13/82 iy", "img_59845.png": "F _ Dr. R.J.L. Allen, OBE, 63 Abbotsbury Close, London W14 8EQ, England. Telephone : 01-603 5829\nJLA/FLA 9th April 1981.\n.DR 9 9Et-\nDr. W.J. Darby, M.D. PhD. Ke em\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue,\nNew York,\nN.Y. 10017,\nU.S.A.\nDear Bill,\nInternational Congress of Nutrition\nThank you for your letter of March 30 about the Nutrition\nFoundations\u2019 meetings. Although we have corresponded on this matter,\nI return the enclosed form for the sake of good order.\nYou may like to know that Anne is coming with me to San\nDiego. We are planning a short holiday afterwards in Baja, California.\nKind regards.\nYours sincerely,\nSf\nFe 1 me\nLtt\nR.J.L. Allen", "img_59848.png": "F _ Dr. R.J.L. Allen, OBE, 63 Abbotsbury Close, London W14 8EQ, England. Telephone : 01-603 5829\nJLA/FLA 9th April 1981.\n.DR 9 9Et-\nDr. W.J. Darby, M.D. PhD. Ke em\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue,\nNew York,\nN.Y. 10017,\nU.S.A.\nDear Bill,\nInternational Congress of Nutrition\nThank you for your letter of March 30 about the Nutrition\nFoundations\u2019 meetings. Although we have corresponded on this matter,\nI return the enclosed form for the sake of good order.\nYou may like to know that Anne is coming with me to San\nDiego. We are planning a short holiday afterwards in Baja, California.\nKind regards.\nYours sincerely,\nSf\nFe 1 me\nLtt\nR.J.L. Allen", "img_59849.png": "F _ Dr. R.J.L. Allen, OBE, 63 Abbotsbury Close, London W14 8EQ, England. Telephone : 01-603 5829\nJLA/FLA 9th April 1981.\n.DR 9 9Et-\nDr. W.J. Darby, M.D. PhD. Ke em\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue,\nNew York,\nN.Y. 10017,\nU.S.A.\nDear Bill,\nInternational Congress of Nutrition\nThank you for your letter of March 30 about the Nutrition\nFoundations\u2019 meetings. Although we have corresponded on this matter,\nI return the enclosed form for the sake of good order.\nYou may like to know that Anne is coming with me to San\nDiego. We are planning a short holiday afterwards in Baja, California.\nKind regards.\nYours sincerely,\nSf\nFe 1 me\nLtt\nR.J.L. Allen", "img_59850.png": "F _ Dr. R.J.L. Allen, OBE, 63 Abbotsbury Close, London W14 8EQ, England. Telephone : 01-603 5829\nJLA/FLA 9th April 1981.\n.DR 9 9Et-\nDr. W.J. Darby, M.D. PhD. Ke em\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc.\n489 Fifth Avenue,\nNew York,\nN.Y. 10017,\nU.S.A.\nDear Bill,\nInternational Congress of Nutrition\nThank you for your letter of March 30 about the Nutrition\nFoundations\u2019 meetings. Although we have corresponded on this matter,\nI return the enclosed form for the sake of good order.\nYou may like to know that Anne is coming with me to San\nDiego. We are planning a short holiday afterwards in Baja, California.\nKind regards.\nYours sincerely,\nSf\nFe 1 me\nLtt\nR.J.L. Allen", "img_59561.png": ": 27\nMEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN NUTRITION\n. THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.\n\n, Financial Statement As Of 9/30/86\n\n\"> CATEGORY AMOUNT\nAdministrative Staff . .\n\n_\u201d Cyril 0. Enwonwu, Ph.D., Director $ 31,847.00\nCarol Bradley, Administrative Assistant $ 3,535.00\n\nProgram Staff\n\nNan Allison, Ph. D., Nutrition Health Director . $ 1,919.00\n\nSUB TOTAL $ 37,301.00\n\nFringe Benefits at 15% $ 5,596.00\nTOTAL PERSONNEL - $ 42,897.00\n\nOperating: -\n\n* Office Supplies/Equipment $ 9,006.00\nStaff Travel 8.00\nRenovation of Nutrition Center $ 58,785.00\n\nSUB TOTAL OPERATING $ 67,799.00\nTOTAL EXPENSES $110,696.00\n\n* In kind Indirect Cost contribution $ 25,956.00\n\nAPPROVED BY: \"\n\nMr. Fred D. Poellnitz, Jr. .\n\nVice President \u201c\n\n. * Finance and Business\n* Support services provided to this grant by the institution.\nContribution costs are not charged to this grant ,", "img_59562.png": ": 27\nMEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN NUTRITION\n. THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.\n\n, Financial Statement As Of 9/30/86\n\n\"> CATEGORY AMOUNT\nAdministrative Staff . .\n\n_\u201d Cyril 0. Enwonwu, Ph.D., Director $ 31,847.00\nCarol Bradley, Administrative Assistant $ 3,535.00\n\nProgram Staff\n\nNan Allison, Ph. D., Nutrition Health Director . $ 1,919.00\n\nSUB TOTAL $ 37,301.00\n\nFringe Benefits at 15% $ 5,596.00\nTOTAL PERSONNEL - $ 42,897.00\n\nOperating: -\n\n* Office Supplies/Equipment $ 9,006.00\nStaff Travel 8.00\nRenovation of Nutrition Center $ 58,785.00\n\nSUB TOTAL OPERATING $ 67,799.00\nTOTAL EXPENSES $110,696.00\n\n* In kind Indirect Cost contribution $ 25,956.00\n\nAPPROVED BY: \"\n\nMr. Fred D. Poellnitz, Jr. .\n\nVice President \u201c\n\n. * Finance and Business\n* Support services provided to this grant by the institution.\nContribution costs are not charged to this grant ,", "img_59563.png": ": 27\nMEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN NUTRITION\n. THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.\n\n, Financial Statement As Of 9/30/86\n\n\"> CATEGORY AMOUNT\nAdministrative Staff . .\n\n_\u201d Cyril 0. Enwonwu, Ph.D., Director $ 31,847.00\nCarol Bradley, Administrative Assistant $ 3,535.00\n\nProgram Staff\n\nNan Allison, Ph. D., Nutrition Health Director . $ 1,919.00\n\nSUB TOTAL $ 37,301.00\n\nFringe Benefits at 15% $ 5,596.00\nTOTAL PERSONNEL - $ 42,897.00\n\nOperating: -\n\n* Office Supplies/Equipment $ 9,006.00\nStaff Travel 8.00\nRenovation of Nutrition Center $ 58,785.00\n\nSUB TOTAL OPERATING $ 67,799.00\nTOTAL EXPENSES $110,696.00\n\n* In kind Indirect Cost contribution $ 25,956.00\n\nAPPROVED BY: \"\n\nMr. Fred D. Poellnitz, Jr. .\n\nVice President \u201c\n\n. * Finance and Business\n* Support services provided to this grant by the institution.\nContribution costs are not charged to this grant ,", "img_59564.png": ": 27\nMEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN NUTRITION\n. THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.\n\n, Financial Statement As Of 9/30/86\n\n\"> CATEGORY AMOUNT\nAdministrative Staff . .\n\n_\u201d Cyril 0. Enwonwu, Ph.D., Director $ 31,847.00\nCarol Bradley, Administrative Assistant $ 3,535.00\n\nProgram Staff\n\nNan Allison, Ph. D., Nutrition Health Director . $ 1,919.00\n\nSUB TOTAL $ 37,301.00\n\nFringe Benefits at 15% $ 5,596.00\nTOTAL PERSONNEL - $ 42,897.00\n\nOperating: -\n\n* Office Supplies/Equipment $ 9,006.00\nStaff Travel 8.00\nRenovation of Nutrition Center $ 58,785.00\n\nSUB TOTAL OPERATING $ 67,799.00\nTOTAL EXPENSES $110,696.00\n\n* In kind Indirect Cost contribution $ 25,956.00\n\nAPPROVED BY: \"\n\nMr. Fred D. Poellnitz, Jr. .\n\nVice President \u201c\n\n. * Finance and Business\n* Support services provided to this grant by the institution.\nContribution costs are not charged to this grant ,", "img_59566.png": ": 27\nMEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN NUTRITION\n. THE GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.\n\n, Financial Statement As Of 9/30/86\n\n\"> CATEGORY AMOUNT\nAdministrative Staff . .\n\n_\u201d Cyril 0. Enwonwu, Ph.D., Director $ 31,847.00\nCarol Bradley, Administrative Assistant $ 3,535.00\n\nProgram Staff\n\nNan Allison, Ph. D., Nutrition Health Director . $ 1,919.00\n\nSUB TOTAL $ 37,301.00\n\nFringe Benefits at 15% $ 5,596.00\nTOTAL PERSONNEL - $ 42,897.00\n\nOperating: -\n\n* Office Supplies/Equipment $ 9,006.00\nStaff Travel 8.00\nRenovation of Nutrition Center $ 58,785.00\n\nSUB TOTAL OPERATING $ 67,799.00\nTOTAL EXPENSES $110,696.00\n\n* In kind Indirect Cost contribution $ 25,956.00\n\nAPPROVED BY: \"\n\nMr. Fred D. 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NA\n\nfe _ Phone # \u2014_\u2014\n\nRe P.O.BoxTitie WA\nbe Fulfillment:\n\n#, Company None\nBoe, JobNumber :\nee\u201d Number of Items on Order Form\nee _P,0.Box__ City State ZipCode oy\nomments: Mass Ad Names ,\nie\nL Marketing Person Responsible for Project: Joye Bagby\n\nee Production Contact: = doyce Bagby)\n\nroe .\nbe Response Code Requested By: JoyceBagby\n\ny gee a * wm\nt, \u00ab:Coples of Confirmation Letter To: B\nae :\n35 e- Mary Cloutier\n\nve Moves Bagby Ee\npins sanet Myers : iM\nis, Bonnie Tucker ,\nP22. | RORT Eom BOT WML 5/2107 \u2122 ae\n\nFates\n\na\n\nSearrere PO ote nn - . , . . .", "img_6943.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6937.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6940.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6941.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6942.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6944.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6936.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6938.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_6962.png": "Me ya\n\nBo RESPONSE CODE REQUEST\n\nBoe : Page 2 .\ncompleted By: ._June 23, 1997\n\n& \u201cPompleted By JoyceBagby ate: June 28, TOO\n\nmf SE THIS SIBE FOR CONVERSION\n\ne J BRC : , 286 OR CONSUMER Nil v\n\nbe system Corporate \u2018CPBRC Special Process 0\u2019 :\n\nee . & =\n\nts, : YC EVENTHISTORY\n\n| ConversionProgram NA -\n\nre\n\n| Program Group 0 Default Conv. SRO\n\n{1 source _26 DefaultEvent \u2014\n\nSo [Type AL oy\n. ClubAffiliation NA , Bounceback Routine oe\ni * .\n\n: | ctub Status _NA BB Spec. Process ee ep\n\nbo . i\n\nTwp __NA Promoting Brand 2\n\nie\n\nbee \"\n\n. | Spec. Processes sy ys CaliRoutine -\n\nBe Priority Gode Program Routine \u2014_\u2014\n\n& + Duplicate PIDS : Targeting Routine 2\n\nve : Status\n\nue\n\nre FIOW\n\nme COMMENTS.\n\nFey: ,\n\nee Las .\n\nA\u201d :\n\nLi . mo\n\neo Lo Ly\na\nBe], oS\ntad :\n\nBod, .\n\nbp\n\nbe :\n\nre 4 ow\n\nbx \" \u00b0 ns\n\nah 8\n\n=. Helpful Hints: system = Brand Sub-system(s) if this code is for evaluation and/or entry Into conversion pgm, a\ni) . System = Conversion Sub-system if this code is for response to mallings from conversion pgm. he\nBe Special Processes: 800 = Personal Selling source / 830 = Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) source. / 8\nBe Default Event = \"BRC\" for Flow 2 (Ret/Med/Cont) sources, oN\nMe\n\nee", "img_58416.png": "Medical Education and Communications Plan for the Premarin Product Line\nDesignWrite recommends a four-wave mail campaign sent out at four week intervals\npromoting the National Consensus findings and the greater need for earlier, longer, and\nmore aggressive use of hormonal interventions than are currently being used. We will\ndevelop a four-page, two-color personalized letter/visual for mailing to the target\naudience.\n\nFor the purpose of this proposal, we will estimate an audience of 50,000 high potential\nphysicians. Wyeth-Ayerst will supply the physician mailing lists. .\n\nBudget\nDevelopment of direct mail letter/visual to mechanical ............. cs ssesecseseeeeersessssseesee36,000\n(4 waves)\n\nSPEAKER SYMPOSIA AT CONVENTIONS\nAs part of the overall communications strategy, DesignWrite will research and identify\nthe key medical/scientific meetings at which Premarin/HRT data should be presented\nincluding U.S. national and regional meetings. Details of meetings that are relevant to the\npublications program will be presented, along with quantitative information on meeting\ndates, number of attendees, location abstract, and poster submission deadlines.\n\nDesignWrite would provide a full range of meeting-related services, from faculty\n\nmanagement through the production of printed materials. A great emphasis is placed on\n\nthe scientific components of meetings, including program development and refinement,\n\nfaculty liaison, and the development of materials for use both at the meeting and for\n\ninstruction following the meeting. Examples include newsletters, conference highlights,\n\nprogram abstract bulletin, slide lecture kits, and proceedings publications. Much of this\n\ninformation can be repackaged as part of an ongoing sales training effort.\n\nWyeth-Ayerst will provide Design Write with a list of key medical conventions that\n\nrequire attendance.\n\nBudget\n\nSYMPOSIA... sssescsessceeessessetecccescescsssessnsecevecserecunsteatessneesseentessesssessasesssessssesseeses D70,000-$ 140,000\nDWRITE 065776", "img_5483.png": "VIH. TENTATIVE START-UP EXPENSE BUDGET\nRANGE\nLow High\nEstimate Estimate\n(In thousands)\n\u00a9 Office Operation with loaned space $ 40 - 50\n\u00ae Office Operation with rented space $ 100 - 125\n@ Executive Director $ 140 - 180\n@ Administrator $ 50 - 70\n\u00a9 Travel, entertainment reimb. $ 30 - 60\n\u00a9 Secretary $ 30 - 30\n\u00a9 Scientific and Economic Research $ 100 - 100\n\u00a9 Public relation/media counsel $ 75 - 100\n\u00a9 Legal counsel $ 100 - 150\n@ Other $ 20 - 30\nTotals: $ 585 _- 770 _ (Loaned Space)\n$ 645 - 845 (Rented Space)\nIx. ANNUAL DUES STRUCTURE\nGeneral Membership Level: $2,500\nSustaining Membership Levels:\nAssociations\nIf fess than $1 million in revenues: $ 5,000\nIf between $1 and $10 million in revenues: $15,000\nIf greater than $10 million: $20,000\nAssociations dues can be paid with in-kind contributions for specific contributions\nas approved by the Board.", "img_5486.png": "VIH. TENTATIVE START-UP EXPENSE BUDGET\nRANGE\nLow High\nEstimate Estimate\n(In thousands)\n\u00a9 Office Operation with loaned space $ 40 - 50\n\u00ae Office Operation with rented space $ 100 - 125\n@ Executive Director $ 140 - 180\n@ Administrator $ 50 - 70\n\u00a9 Travel, entertainment reimb. $ 30 - 60\n\u00a9 Secretary $ 30 - 30\n\u00a9 Scientific and Economic Research $ 100 - 100\n\u00a9 Public relation/media counsel $ 75 - 100\n\u00a9 Legal counsel $ 100 - 150\n@ Other $ 20 - 30\nTotals: $ 585 _- 770 _ (Loaned Space)\n$ 645 - 845 (Rented Space)\nIx. ANNUAL DUES STRUCTURE\nGeneral Membership Level: $2,500\nSustaining Membership Levels:\nAssociations\nIf fess than $1 million in revenues: $ 5,000\nIf between $1 and $10 million in revenues: $15,000\nIf greater than $10 million: $20,000\nAssociations dues can be paid with in-kind contributions for specific contributions\nas approved by the Board.", "img_5488.png": "VIH. TENTATIVE START-UP EXPENSE BUDGET\nRANGE\nLow High\nEstimate Estimate\n(In thousands)\n\u00a9 Office Operation with loaned space $ 40 - 50\n\u00ae Office Operation with rented space $ 100 - 125\n@ Executive Director $ 140 - 180\n@ Administrator $ 50 - 70\n\u00a9 Travel, entertainment reimb. $ 30 - 60\n\u00a9 Secretary $ 30 - 30\n\u00a9 Scientific and Economic Research $ 100 - 100\n\u00a9 Public relation/media counsel $ 75 - 100\n\u00a9 Legal counsel $ 100 - 150\n@ Other $ 20 - 30\nTotals: $ 585 _- 770 _ (Loaned Space)\n$ 645 - 845 (Rented Space)\nIx. 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Cane Refiners 85% 215,761.85 90% 226,556,05 -\npad agalieodneaice Ga ot\n\u2018ea aon aeyeet ea 5 ck 35,451.50\n\"Puerto  6o 28,092.95 80% 24,122.57 |\ncca\u00bb 2 Mamahtens oe 100% ~pasTesee 100% 33,776.26\nhet et Pa eee\n: a are 4\nbes : er > $465,750.15\nbe = ee at Reet age * 5 pede wee yt\nees : i jas Bi ONE\nFie pe Se alae ae eat as\nie eae io pee eas Rta gers eee ees | Ge od\nBs See seine 8 ae See Oe Phas Cee ee\npeacaet SE eines ee be eee eee ee\nPola te ee aig oe ee i\nBeng: Saves ae FS ee |\nRRS ane RSS a eS ae\nae i a cy AS \u00abys Rha ogee ene EAE TAR aL\nBy Smee) A ee ees i Se\na a\nBe ak toe Ba 2 iPaper. Ren er ee Bh eee\nSS olapmal a ac egg Seek as 3 SG. a ergs\ncaer ey ee SS ge eo\nPat ie Big a Gia, Se oe eee\nsige lee ace nm eae gS OR su\ncfr Gee UHM caNe ull: ko ce S58 oie lercie 4 <elv evra", "img_64506.png": "a Tee E-\nSOS oe 2 ae\nVARYING PERCENTAGES OF oe a\nRTICIPATING T THE SUGAG RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. _\n: tae RGP Me a\ni - ey\nBe tee\nsor. 5 & OF\nci  GROUR ASSESSMENT GROUP_ ASSESSMENT\nduane cer ie\n* Beet Processors 56% 4 85,767.54 15% $114,228.46\n| Offshores eee 7. (40% 21,225.55 60% 31,835.31.\nNig ees i Peo 4 ay rt\nNor Le. gears $a & %\n\u201cVeS. Cane Refiners 85% 215,761.85 90% 226,556,05 -\npad agalieodneaice Ga ot\n\u2018ea aon aeyeet ea 5 ck 35,451.50\n\"Puerto  6o 28,092.95 80% 24,122.57 |\ncca\u00bb 2 Mamahtens oe 100% ~pasTesee 100% 33,776.26\nhet et Pa eee\n: a are 4\nbes : er > $465,750.15\nbe = ee at Reet age * 5 pede wee yt\nees : i jas Bi ONE\nFie pe Se alae ae eat as\nie eae io pee eas Rta gers eee ees | Ge od\nBs See seine 8 ae See Oe Phas Cee ee\npeacaet SE eines ee be eee eee ee\nPola te ee aig oe ee i\nBeng: Saves ae FS ee |\nRRS ane RSS a eS ae\nae i a cy AS \u00abys Rha ogee ene EAE TAR aL\nBy Smee) A ee ees i Se\na a\nBe ak toe Ba 2 iPaper. Ren er ee Bh eee\nSS olapmal a ac egg Seek as 3 SG. a ergs\ncaer ey ee SS ge eo\nPat ie Big a Gia, Se oe eee\nsige lee ace nm eae gS OR su\ncfr Gee UHM caNe ull: ko ce S58 oie lercie 4 <elv evra", "img_64564.png": "a Tee E-\nSOS oe 2 ae\nVARYING PERCENTAGES OF oe a\nRTICIPATING T THE SUGAG RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. _\n: tae RGP Me a\ni - ey\nBe tee\nsor. 5 & OF\nci  GROUR ASSESSMENT GROUP_ ASSESSMENT\nduane cer ie\n* Beet Processors 56% 4 85,767.54 15% $114,228.46\n| Offshores eee 7. (40% 21,225.55 60% 31,835.31.\nNig ees i Peo 4 ay rt\nNor Le. gears $a & %\n\u201cVeS. Cane Refiners 85% 215,761.85 90% 226,556,05 -\npad agalieodneaice Ga ot\n\u2018ea aon aeyeet ea 5 ck 35,451.50\n\"Puerto  6o 28,092.95 80% 24,122.57 |\ncca\u00bb 2 Mamahtens oe 100% ~pasTesee 100% 33,776.26\nhet et Pa eee\n: a are 4\nbes : er > $465,750.15\nbe = ee at Reet age * 5 pede wee yt\nees : i jas Bi ONE\nFie pe Se alae ae eat as\nie eae io pee eas Rta gers eee ees | Ge od\nBs See seine 8 ae See Oe Phas Cee ee\npeacaet SE eines ee be eee eee ee\nPola te ee aig oe ee i\nBeng: Saves ae FS ee |\nRRS ane RSS a eS ae\nae i a cy AS \u00abys Rha ogee ene EAE TAR aL\nBy Smee) A ee ees i Se\na a\nBe ak toe Ba 2 iPaper. Ren er ee Bh eee\nSS olapmal a ac egg Seek as 3 SG. a ergs\ncaer ey ee SS ge eo\nPat ie Big a Gia, Se oe eee\nsige lee ace nm eae gS OR su\ncfr Gee UHM caNe ull: ko ce S58 oie lercie 4 <elv evra", "img_64484.png": "= ae A\nf Tere\n\u00a5 q\nDELIVERIES OF SUGAR FOR DOMESTIC Cow: ON :\nTX_SHORT TONS, RAW VALUE\n(SOURCE - SUGAR AGENCY USDA)\n\u00e9 ;\nMAINLAND ROTAL\nREFINERS CANE OFFSHORES _CANE ' - BEETS\n1937 4,654,582 155,890 615,432 5,425,904 1,245,498\n1958 4,539,897 91,839 562,652 5,194,388 1,448,865\n1939 4,342,794 141,461 572,807 5,057,062 1,810,486\n1940 4,548,361 96,872 693,917 5,359,150 1,551,466\n194. 5,484,948 96,478 564,044 6,145,470 1,952,851\nAverage of ,\nS Best Years 4,895,964 131,408 627,385 5,654,757 1,771,591\ns 65.9 18 8.4 76.1 2309\naK\nA\nAv. 1938-39 4,441,545 116,650 567,730 5,125,725 1,689,660\n% 65.8 16.7 Be4 7509 24.1\neT\n1941 & 6767 12 760 75.9 240\na\nCOMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1942 AND ESTIMATE FOR 1943\n#1942 3,276,952 75,840 471,763 3,824,175' 1,703,140\n% 5903 1.4 8.5 69.2 30.8\n# Figures from Washington Meeting of 5-20-43\n1945 Estimated supplies based 4,400,000 1,400,000\non estimated demand of\n5,800,000 tons 75.9 24.1\n(Memo of 4-27-43)\n: * eon]\nper Be? yc: ae see. ay", "img_64485.png": "= ae A\nf Tere\n\u00a5 q\nDELIVERIES OF SUGAR FOR DOMESTIC Cow: ON :\nTX_SHORT TONS, RAW VALUE\n(SOURCE - SUGAR AGENCY USDA)\n\u00e9 ;\nMAINLAND ROTAL\nREFINERS CANE OFFSHORES _CANE ' - BEETS\n1937 4,654,582 155,890 615,432 5,425,904 1,245,498\n1958 4,539,897 91,839 562,652 5,194,388 1,448,865\n1939 4,342,794 141,461 572,807 5,057,062 1,810,486\n1940 4,548,361 96,872 693,917 5,359,150 1,551,466\n194. 5,484,948 96,478 564,044 6,145,470 1,952,851\nAverage of ,\nS Best Years 4,895,964 131,408 627,385 5,654,757 1,771,591\ns 65.9 18 8.4 76.1 2309\naK\nA\nAv. 1938-39 4,441,545 116,650 567,730 5,125,725 1,689,660\n% 65.8 16.7 Be4 7509 24.1\neT\n1941 & 6767 12 760 75.9 240\na\nCOMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1942 AND ESTIMATE FOR 1943\n#1942 3,276,952 75,840 471,763 3,824,175' 1,703,140\n% 5903 1.4 8.5 69.2 30.8\n# Figures from Washington Meeting of 5-20-43\n1945 Estimated supplies based 4,400,000 1,400,000\non estimated demand of\n5,800,000 tons 75.9 24.1\n(Memo of 4-27-43)\n: * eon]\nper Be? yc: ae see. ay", "img_64486.png": "= ae A\nf Tere\n\u00a5 q\nDELIVERIES OF SUGAR FOR DOMESTIC Cow: ON :\nTX_SHORT TONS, RAW VALUE\n(SOURCE - SUGAR AGENCY USDA)\n\u00e9 ;\nMAINLAND ROTAL\nREFINERS CANE OFFSHORES _CANE ' - BEETS\n1937 4,654,582 155,890 615,432 5,425,904 1,245,498\n1958 4,539,897 91,839 562,652 5,194,388 1,448,865\n1939 4,342,794 141,461 572,807 5,057,062 1,810,486\n1940 4,548,361 96,872 693,917 5,359,150 1,551,466\n194. 5,484,948 96,478 564,044 6,145,470 1,952,851\nAverage of ,\nS Best Years 4,895,964 131,408 627,385 5,654,757 1,771,591\ns 65.9 18 8.4 76.1 2309\naK\nA\nAv. 1938-39 4,441,545 116,650 567,730 5,125,725 1,689,660\n% 65.8 16.7 Be4 7509 24.1\neT\n1941 & 6767 12 760 75.9 240\na\nCOMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1942 AND ESTIMATE FOR 1943\n#1942 3,276,952 75,840 471,763 3,824,175' 1,703,140\n% 5903 1.4 8.5 69.2 30.8\n# Figures from Washington Meeting of 5-20-43\n1945 Estimated supplies based 4,400,000 1,400,000\non estimated demand of\n5,800,000 tons 75.9 24.1\n(Memo of 4-27-43)\n: * eon]\nper Be? yc: ae see. ay", "img_64487.png": "= ae A\nf Tere\n\u00a5 q\nDELIVERIES OF SUGAR FOR DOMESTIC Cow: ON :\nTX_SHORT TONS, RAW VALUE\n(SOURCE - SUGAR AGENCY USDA)\n\u00e9 ;\nMAINLAND ROTAL\nREFINERS CANE OFFSHORES _CANE ' - BEETS\n1937 4,654,582 155,890 615,432 5,425,904 1,245,498\n1958 4,539,897 91,839 562,652 5,194,388 1,448,865\n1939 4,342,794 141,461 572,807 5,057,062 1,810,486\n1940 4,548,361 96,872 693,917 5,359,150 1,551,466\n194. 5,484,948 96,478 564,044 6,145,470 1,952,851\nAverage of ,\nS Best Years 4,895,964 131,408 627,385 5,654,757 1,771,591\ns 65.9 18 8.4 76.1 2309\naK\nA\nAv. 1938-39 4,441,545 116,650 567,730 5,125,725 1,689,660\n% 65.8 16.7 Be4 7509 24.1\neT\n1941 & 6767 12 760 75.9 240\na\nCOMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1942 AND ESTIMATE FOR 1943\n#1942 3,276,952 75,840 471,763 3,824,175' 1,703,140\n% 5903 1.4 8.5 69.2 30.8\n# Figures from Washington Meeting of 5-20-43\n1945 Estimated supplies based 4,400,000 1,400,000\non estimated demand of\n5,800,000 tons 75.9 24.1\n(Memo of 4-27-43)\n: * eon]\nper Be? yc: ae see. ay", "img_51070.png": "Column 2- G2 actos\nStrategic Intent Sera\n| Shift the paradigm |\nfrom glucose control to)\n| treatinginsulin |\nresistance", "img_51073.png": "Column 2- G2 actos\nStrategic Intent Sera\n| Shift the paradigm |\nfrom glucose control to)\n| treatinginsulin |\nresistance", "img_51075.png": "Column 2- G2 actos\nStrategic Intent Sera\n| Shift the paradigm |\nfrom glucose control to)\n| treatinginsulin |\nresistance", "img_51079.png": "Column 2- G2 actos\nStrategic Intent Sera\n| Shift the paradigm |\nfrom glucose control to)\n| treatinginsulin |\nresistance", "img_57928.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 12 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 22, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE /JOURNAL\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis/metabolic impact April 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted December 9\ncombined sequential regimen of Comments expected January 13\neither 1mg estradiol and Final paper to be submitted for review February 10\ntrimegestone or estradiol and Sign-off expected March 24\nnorethisterone over a 1-year period\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nPaper WMC(1) Preclinical December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 29\nThe preclinical biology of . .\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Climacteric Suppl.\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPaper WMC(2) Safety December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 1\nAn overview of the comparative Bleeding profile . . Comments received from Gary October 9\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and | Metabolism Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nPaper WMC(3) Bone December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 30\nA comparative clinical evaluation of . . Comments received from Gary October 14\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nPaper WMC(4) Climacteric symptoms December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Efficacy . . Comments received from Daniele October 9\na continuous HRT preparation Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted October 25\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the Comments expected November 11\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\nClinical experience with 2\" International Paper prepared and in review\ntrimegestone as a new progestin in Progestin\nHRT Symposium\nSienna\nG. Grubb\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS021-014870\nOrder", "img_57929.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 12 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 22, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE /JOURNAL\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis/metabolic impact April 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted December 9\ncombined sequential regimen of Comments expected January 13\neither 1mg estradiol and Final paper to be submitted for review February 10\ntrimegestone or estradiol and Sign-off expected March 24\nnorethisterone over a 1-year period\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nPaper WMC(1) Preclinical December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 29\nThe preclinical biology of . .\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Climacteric Suppl.\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPaper WMC(2) Safety December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 1\nAn overview of the comparative Bleeding profile . . Comments received from Gary October 9\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and | Metabolism Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nPaper WMC(3) Bone December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 30\nA comparative clinical evaluation of . . Comments received from Gary October 14\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nPaper WMC(4) Climacteric symptoms December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Efficacy . . Comments received from Daniele October 9\na continuous HRT preparation Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted October 25\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the Comments expected November 11\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\nClinical experience with 2\" International Paper prepared and in review\ntrimegestone as a new progestin in Progestin\nHRT Symposium\nSienna\nG. Grubb\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS021-014870\nOrder", "img_57931.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 12 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 22, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE /JOURNAL\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis/metabolic impact April 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted December 9\ncombined sequential regimen of Comments expected January 13\neither 1mg estradiol and Final paper to be submitted for review February 10\ntrimegestone or estradiol and Sign-off expected March 24\nnorethisterone over a 1-year period\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nPaper WMC(1) Preclinical December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 29\nThe preclinical biology of . .\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Climacteric Suppl.\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPaper WMC(2) Safety December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 1\nAn overview of the comparative Bleeding profile . . Comments received from Gary October 9\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and | Metabolism Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nPaper WMC(3) Bone December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 30\nA comparative clinical evaluation of . . Comments received from Gary October 14\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nPaper WMC(4) Climacteric symptoms December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Efficacy . . Comments received from Daniele October 9\na continuous HRT preparation Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted October 25\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the Comments expected November 11\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\nClinical experience with 2\" International Paper prepared and in review\ntrimegestone as a new progestin in Progestin\nHRT Symposium\nSienna\nG. Grubb\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS021-014870\nOrder", "img_57933.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 12 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 22, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE /JOURNAL\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis/metabolic impact April 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted December 9\ncombined sequential regimen of Comments expected January 13\neither 1mg estradiol and Final paper to be submitted for review February 10\ntrimegestone or estradiol and Sign-off expected March 24\nnorethisterone over a 1-year period\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nPaper WMC(1) Preclinical December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 29\nThe preclinical biology of . .\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Climacteric Suppl.\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPaper WMC(2) Safety December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 1\nAn overview of the comparative Bleeding profile . . Comments received from Gary October 9\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and | Metabolism Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nPaper WMC(3) Bone December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 30\nA comparative clinical evaluation of . . Comments received from Gary October 14\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nPaper WMC(4) Climacteric symptoms December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Efficacy . . Comments received from Daniele October 9\na continuous HRT preparation Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted October 25\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the Comments expected November 11\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\nClinical experience with 2\" International Paper prepared and in review\ntrimegestone as a new progestin in Progestin\nHRT Symposium\nSienna\nG. Grubb\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS021-014870\nOrder", "img_57934.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 12 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\nOctober 22, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\nSUBMISSION\nDATE /JOURNAL\nPaper PS(3) Hemostasis/metabolic impact April 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a Revised draft to be submitted December 9\ncombined sequential regimen of Comments expected January 13\neither 1mg estradiol and Final paper to be submitted for review February 10\ntrimegestone or estradiol and Sign-off expected March 24\nnorethisterone over a 1-year period\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nPaper WMC(1) Preclinical December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 29\nThe preclinical biology of . .\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Climacteric Suppl.\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPaper WMC(2) Safety December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 1\nAn overview of the comparative Bleeding profile . . Comments received from Gary October 9\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and | Metabolism Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nPaper WMC(3) Bone December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review July 30\nA comparative clinical evaluation of . . Comments received from Gary October 14\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted Oct 31\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nPaper WMC(4) Climacteric symptoms December, 2002 First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Efficacy . . Comments received from Daniele October 9\na continuous HRT preparation Climacteric Suppl. | Revised draft to be submitted October 25\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the Comments expected November 11\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\nClinical experience with 2\" International Paper prepared and in review\ntrimegestone as a new progestin in Progestin\nHRT Symposium\nSienna\nG. Grubb\nSUPPORTING ACTIVITIES\n2\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS021-014870\nOrder", "img_49116.png": "Sample # :\nREQUEST FORM\nMETABOLIC ASSESSMENT LABORATORY Wate\u201d oF Stevie bay: OF elinie\nVanderbilt University Med. Ctr.\nNashville, Tennessee 37232 ose hes 0 ea ee\nte\nPeggy R. Borum, Director A\nSandra Bennett, Supervisor a ee a Fee Pi ena\nRoom 547. R. Light Hall Unit #\nTelephone: 622-6415 Diagnosis\nSample Send Report To Reported By Date\nDate Collected Time\nMo.| Day |Yr. AM\nPM\nDescription of Test Results Normal Range\nTransferrin re\nFen Retinol Binding Protein\noo egies ees aos\nUrine Niacin\nN__methylnicotinamide\nN -methy1l-2 pyridine-5-carboxamide\n[oa SOA CWte is 2 ee a Sy ee\nitent ee ee\nNien: ap Se\nPale pt MO A seg 5\nee ae eee ee Uae\nI certify that the above laboratory assays are requested for research purposes.\nSignature of requesting Physician Telephone", "img_49117.png": "Sample # :\nREQUEST FORM\nMETABOLIC ASSESSMENT LABORATORY Wate\u201d oF Stevie bay: OF elinie\nVanderbilt University Med. Ctr.\nNashville, Tennessee 37232 ose hes 0 ea ee\nte\nPeggy R. Borum, Director A\nSandra Bennett, Supervisor a ee a Fee Pi ena\nRoom 547. R. Light Hall Unit #\nTelephone: 622-6415 Diagnosis\nSample Send Report To Reported By Date\nDate Collected Time\nMo.| Day |Yr. AM\nPM\nDescription of Test Results Normal Range\nTransferrin re\nFen Retinol Binding Protein\noo egies ees aos\nUrine Niacin\nN__methylnicotinamide\nN -methy1l-2 pyridine-5-carboxamide\n[oa SOA CWte is 2 ee a Sy ee\nitent ee ee\nNien: ap Se\nPale pt MO A seg 5\nee ae eee ee Uae\nI certify that the above laboratory assays are requested for research purposes.\nSignature of requesting Physician Telephone", "img_49118.png": "Sample # :\nREQUEST FORM\nMETABOLIC ASSESSMENT LABORATORY Wate\u201d oF Stevie bay: OF elinie\nVanderbilt University Med. Ctr.\nNashville, Tennessee 37232 ose hes 0 ea ee\nte\nPeggy R. Borum, Director A\nSandra Bennett, Supervisor a ee a Fee Pi ena\nRoom 547. R. Light Hall Unit #\nTelephone: 622-6415 Diagnosis\nSample Send Report To Reported By Date\nDate Collected Time\nMo.| Day |Yr. AM\nPM\nDescription of Test Results Normal Range\nTransferrin re\nFen Retinol Binding Protein\noo egies ees aos\nUrine Niacin\nN__methylnicotinamide\nN -methy1l-2 pyridine-5-carboxamide\n[oa SOA CWte is 2 ee a Sy ee\nitent ee ee\nNien: ap Se\nPale pt MO A seg 5\nee ae eee ee Uae\nI certify that the above laboratory assays are requested for research purposes.\nSignature of requesting Physician Telephone", "img_49119.png": "Sample # :\nREQUEST FORM\nMETABOLIC ASSESSMENT LABORATORY Wate\u201d oF Stevie bay: OF elinie\nVanderbilt University Med. Ctr.\nNashville, Tennessee 37232 ose hes 0 ea ee\nte\nPeggy R. Borum, Director A\nSandra Bennett, Supervisor a ee a Fee Pi ena\nRoom 547. R. Light Hall Unit #\nTelephone: 622-6415 Diagnosis\nSample Send Report To Reported By Date\nDate Collected Time\nMo.| Day |Yr. AM\nPM\nDescription of Test Results Normal Range\nTransferrin re\nFen Retinol Binding Protein\noo egies ees aos\nUrine Niacin\nN__methylnicotinamide\nN -methy1l-2 pyridine-5-carboxamide\n[oa SOA CWte is 2 ee a Sy ee\nitent ee ee\nNien: ap Se\nPale pt MO A seg 5\nee ae eee ee Uae\nI certify that the above laboratory assays are requested for research purposes.\nSignature of requesting Physician Telephone", "img_49120.png": "Sample # :\nREQUEST FORM\nMETABOLIC ASSESSMENT LABORATORY Wate\u201d oF Stevie bay: OF elinie\nVanderbilt University Med. Ctr.\nNashville, Tennessee 37232 ose hes 0 ea ee\nte\nPeggy R. Borum, Director A\nSandra Bennett, Supervisor a ee a Fee Pi ena\nRoom 547. R. Light Hall Unit #\nTelephone: 622-6415 Diagnosis\nSample Send Report To Reported By Date\nDate Collected Time\nMo.| Day |Yr. AM\nPM\nDescription of Test Results Normal Range\nTransferrin re\nFen Retinol Binding Protein\noo egies ees aos\nUrine Niacin\nN__methylnicotinamide\nN -methy1l-2 pyridine-5-carboxamide\n[oa SOA CWte is 2 ee a Sy ee\nitent ee ee\nNien: ap Se\nPale pt MO A seg 5\nee ae eee ee Uae\nI certify that the above laboratory assays are requested for research purposes.\nSignature of requesting Physician Telephone", "img_22080.png": "APCOA PARKING LOT RECEIPT 2\u00b0 2\nDivision JTBE CONSUMER SERVices CORP NOT VALID UNLESS TIME & DATE STAMPED am\nLA GUARDIA AIRPORT\nROOM 3780 Lot # sroumnnnennmnnnnnne a P\nFLUSHING. NEW YORK 11371 : (\nPHONE: (212) 429-5380 Parking Charges eee ino caagptet acl ea\nBURKE DAa Aube. cI RCORTER TOR Oh BLY. Patio TON ee ess\nPROBLEM SO WE CAN IMPROVE OUR I ei ae tales atin ao\nSERVICE TO YOU.\nTO iM i I ai alesse ener oO\nPARKING RATES ON BACK\nOF aE Reoeen MAE ER Stasis earedencnsenssoteoent Oa rbd onan cncpls Raps ab ;", "img_22082.png": "APCOA PARKING LOT RECEIPT 2\u00b0 2\nDivision JTBE CONSUMER SERVices CORP NOT VALID UNLESS TIME & DATE STAMPED am\nLA GUARDIA AIRPORT\nROOM 3780 Lot # sroumnnnennmnnnnnne a P\nFLUSHING. NEW YORK 11371 : (\nPHONE: (212) 429-5380 Parking Charges eee ino caagptet acl ea\nBURKE DAa Aube. cI RCORTER TOR Oh BLY. Patio TON ee ess\nPROBLEM SO WE CAN IMPROVE OUR I ei ae tales atin ao\nSERVICE TO YOU.\nTO iM i I ai alesse ener oO\nPARKING RATES ON BACK\nOF aE Reoeen MAE ER Stasis earedencnsenssoteoent Oa rbd onan cncpls Raps ab ;", "img_56062.png": "~The second-hand.\nsmokescreen. .....\n, MAY 1 & 1985\nFor decades, public and private organi- Many independent experts believe the\nzations have waged a massive campaignto _ scientific evidence on passive smoking is\ndiscourage cigarette smoking. For most of questionable. But a zealous group of anti-\nthat time, the target of this efforthasbeen | smokers are using this issue in their cam-\nthe smoker. paign against tobacco as if the claims were\nRecently, however, the emphasis has _ established scientific fact.\nundergone a major shift. Today there are We deplore the actions of those who try\nscientists who claim that cigarette smoke to manipulate public opinion through scare\nin the air can actually cause disease in _ tactics. As the late, respected pathologist,\nnon-smokers. We hear a great deal about \u00a7 Dr. H. Russell Fisher, stated in testimony\n\u201csecond-hand smoke\u201d and \u201cpassive submitted to a Congressional hearing on\nsmoking.\u201d . passive smoking:\nBut is this new approach wholly moti- ...[I]n the absence of any scientific proof of\nvated by concern for the non-smoker, or is harm from atmospheric tabecno smoke, we: are\n: Stn0! .\nit the same old war on smoking in a new one inihsregart iodbervtedta ance\nguise: phobias to\nThese doubts are raised when we re- urge policies based on fear and not scientific\ncall Statements, ike the following, py a facts. a EE en out of a\nspokesperson for the American Lung indeed rospect\nA jation: See coming from the efforts of members of the\n__ Probably the only way we can wina substan- We are not ignoring the fact that ciga-\ntial reduction [in smoking] is if we can somehow rette smoke can be bothersome to many\nTare af odie id onion eld non-smokers. But we believe this problem\nproduce a major reduction. It really didn't. is best solved not by governments but by\nindividuals, and not with more rhetoric but\nObviously, one way to make smoking more commonsense and courtesy.\n\u201cnonacceptable socially\u201d would be to sug- Of course, if anti-smoking advocates\ngest that second-hand smoke could cause want to work for the abolition of smoking,\ndisease. So it is not surprising that we are _that is their right. We only wish they would\nnow seeinga flurry of research seekingsci- come out from behind their second-hand |,\nentific support for these suggestions. smokescreen. e\n2\nR.J_ Reynolds Tobacco Company $\n- a", "img_56064.png": "~The second-hand.\nsmokescreen. .....\n, MAY 1 & 1985\nFor decades, public and private organi- Many independent experts believe the\nzations have waged a massive campaignto _ scientific evidence on passive smoking is\ndiscourage cigarette smoking. For most of questionable. But a zealous group of anti-\nthat time, the target of this efforthasbeen | smokers are using this issue in their cam-\nthe smoker. paign against tobacco as if the claims were\nRecently, however, the emphasis has _ established scientific fact.\nundergone a major shift. Today there are We deplore the actions of those who try\nscientists who claim that cigarette smoke to manipulate public opinion through scare\nin the air can actually cause disease in _ tactics. As the late, respected pathologist,\nnon-smokers. We hear a great deal about \u00a7 Dr. H. Russell Fisher, stated in testimony\n\u201csecond-hand smoke\u201d and \u201cpassive submitted to a Congressional hearing on\nsmoking.\u201d . passive smoking:\nBut is this new approach wholly moti- ...[I]n the absence of any scientific proof of\nvated by concern for the non-smoker, or is harm from atmospheric tabecno smoke, we: are\n: Stn0! .\nit the same old war on smoking in a new one inihsregart iodbervtedta ance\nguise: phobias to\nThese doubts are raised when we re- urge policies based on fear and not scientific\ncall Statements, ike the following, py a facts. a EE en out of a\nspokesperson for the American Lung indeed rospect\nA jation: See coming from the efforts of members of the\n__ Probably the only way we can wina substan- We are not ignoring the fact that ciga-\ntial reduction [in smoking] is if we can somehow rette smoke can be bothersome to many\nTare af odie id onion eld non-smokers. But we believe this problem\nproduce a major reduction. It really didn't. is best solved not by governments but by\nindividuals, and not with more rhetoric but\nObviously, one way to make smoking more commonsense and courtesy.\n\u201cnonacceptable socially\u201d would be to sug- Of course, if anti-smoking advocates\ngest that second-hand smoke could cause want to work for the abolition of smoking,\ndisease. So it is not surprising that we are _that is their right. We only wish they would\nnow seeinga flurry of research seekingsci- come out from behind their second-hand |,\nentific support for these suggestions. smokescreen. e\n2\nR.J_ Reynolds Tobacco Company $\n- a", "img_56066.png": "~The second-hand.\nsmokescreen. .....\n, MAY 1 & 1985\nFor decades, public and private organi- Many independent experts believe the\nzations have waged a massive campaignto _ scientific evidence on passive smoking is\ndiscourage cigarette smoking. For most of questionable. But a zealous group of anti-\nthat time, the target of this efforthasbeen | smokers are using this issue in their cam-\nthe smoker. paign against tobacco as if the claims were\nRecently, however, the emphasis has _ established scientific fact.\nundergone a major shift. Today there are We deplore the actions of those who try\nscientists who claim that cigarette smoke to manipulate public opinion through scare\nin the air can actually cause disease in _ tactics. As the late, respected pathologist,\nnon-smokers. We hear a great deal about \u00a7 Dr. H. Russell Fisher, stated in testimony\n\u201csecond-hand smoke\u201d and \u201cpassive submitted to a Congressional hearing on\nsmoking.\u201d . passive smoking:\nBut is this new approach wholly moti- ...[I]n the absence of any scientific proof of\nvated by concern for the non-smoker, or is harm from atmospheric tabecno smoke, we: are\n: Stn0! .\nit the same old war on smoking in a new one inihsregart iodbervtedta ance\nguise: phobias to\nThese doubts are raised when we re- urge policies based on fear and not scientific\ncall Statements, ike the following, py a facts. a EE en out of a\nspokesperson for the American Lung indeed rospect\nA jation: See coming from the efforts of members of the\n__ Probably the only way we can wina substan- We are not ignoring the fact that ciga-\ntial reduction [in smoking] is if we can somehow rette smoke can be bothersome to many\nTare af odie id onion eld non-smokers. But we believe this problem\nproduce a major reduction. It really didn't. is best solved not by governments but by\nindividuals, and not with more rhetoric but\nObviously, one way to make smoking more commonsense and courtesy.\n\u201cnonacceptable socially\u201d would be to sug- Of course, if anti-smoking advocates\ngest that second-hand smoke could cause want to work for the abolition of smoking,\ndisease. So it is not surprising that we are _that is their right. We only wish they would\nnow seeinga flurry of research seekingsci- come out from behind their second-hand |,\nentific support for these suggestions. smokescreen. e\n2\nR.J_ Reynolds Tobacco Company $\n- a", "img_56068.png": "~The second-hand.\nsmokescreen. .....\n, MAY 1 & 1985\nFor decades, public and private organi- Many independent experts believe the\nzations have waged a massive campaignto _ scientific evidence on passive smoking is\ndiscourage cigarette smoking. For most of questionable. But a zealous group of anti-\nthat time, the target of this efforthasbeen | smokers are using this issue in their cam-\nthe smoker. paign against tobacco as if the claims were\nRecently, however, the emphasis has _ established scientific fact.\nundergone a major shift. Today there are We deplore the actions of those who try\nscientists who claim that cigarette smoke to manipulate public opinion through scare\nin the air can actually cause disease in _ tactics. As the late, respected pathologist,\nnon-smokers. We hear a great deal about \u00a7 Dr. H. Russell Fisher, stated in testimony\n\u201csecond-hand smoke\u201d and \u201cpassive submitted to a Congressional hearing on\nsmoking.\u201d . passive smoking:\nBut is this new approach wholly moti- ...[I]n the absence of any scientific proof of\nvated by concern for the non-smoker, or is harm from atmospheric tabecno smoke, we: are\n: Stn0! .\nit the same old war on smoking in a new one inihsregart iodbervtedta ance\nguise: phobias to\nThese doubts are raised when we re- urge policies based on fear and not scientific\ncall Statements, ike the following, py a facts. a EE en out of a\nspokesperson for the American Lung indeed rospect\nA jation: See coming from the efforts of members of the\n__ Probably the only way we can wina substan- We are not ignoring the fact that ciga-\ntial reduction [in smoking] is if we can somehow rette smoke can be bothersome to many\nTare af odie id onion eld non-smokers. But we believe this problem\nproduce a major reduction. It really didn't. is best solved not by governments but by\nindividuals, and not with more rhetoric but\nObviously, one way to make smoking more commonsense and courtesy.\n\u201cnonacceptable socially\u201d would be to sug- Of course, if anti-smoking advocates\ngest that second-hand smoke could cause want to work for the abolition of smoking,\ndisease. So it is not surprising that we are _that is their right. We only wish they would\nnow seeinga flurry of research seekingsci- come out from behind their second-hand |,\nentific support for these suggestions. smokescreen. e\n2\nR.J_ Reynolds Tobacco Company $\n- a", "img_56071.png": "~The second-hand.\nsmokescreen. .....\n, MAY 1 & 1985\nFor decades, public and private organi- Many independent experts believe the\nzations have waged a massive campaignto _ scientific evidence on passive smoking is\ndiscourage cigarette smoking. For most of questionable. But a zealous group of anti-\nthat time, the target of this efforthasbeen | smokers are using this issue in their cam-\nthe smoker. paign against tobacco as if the claims were\nRecently, however, the emphasis has _ established scientific fact.\nundergone a major shift. Today there are We deplore the actions of those who try\nscientists who claim that cigarette smoke to manipulate public opinion through scare\nin the air can actually cause disease in _ tactics. As the late, respected pathologist,\nnon-smokers. We hear a great deal about \u00a7 Dr. H. Russell Fisher, stated in testimony\n\u201csecond-hand smoke\u201d and \u201cpassive submitted to a Congressional hearing on\nsmoking.\u201d . passive smoking:\nBut is this new approach wholly moti- ...[I]n the absence of any scientific proof of\nvated by concern for the non-smoker, or is harm from atmospheric tabecno smoke, we: are\n: Stn0! .\nit the same old war on smoking in a new one inihsregart iodbervtedta ance\nguise: phobias to\nThese doubts are raised when we re- urge policies based on fear and not scientific\ncall Statements, ike the following, py a facts. a EE en out of a\nspokesperson for the American Lung indeed rospect\nA jation: See coming from the efforts of members of the\n__ Probably the only way we can wina substan- We are not ignoring the fact that ciga-\ntial reduction [in smoking] is if we can somehow rette smoke can be bothersome to many\nTare af odie id onion eld non-smokers. But we believe this problem\nproduce a major reduction. It really didn't. is best solved not by governments but by\nindividuals, and not with more rhetoric but\nObviously, one way to make smoking more commonsense and courtesy.\n\u201cnonacceptable socially\u201d would be to sug- Of course, if anti-smoking advocates\ngest that second-hand smoke could cause want to work for the abolition of smoking,\ndisease. So it is not surprising that we are _that is their right. We only wish they would\nnow seeinga flurry of research seekingsci- come out from behind their second-hand |,\nentific support for these suggestions. smokescreen. e\n2\nR.J_ Reynolds Tobacco Company $\n- a", "img_64154.png": "Table\nPlasma prothrombin time of rats fed solvent-extracted irradiated beef1\n\nDiet Oral supplement Prothrombin time, isec.\n\nBeef ,? = 98 (76-120)?\n\nBeefg 2 \u00a5 K,*/rat/day 26 (20-29)\n\nBeef ,5 = 110 (95-120)\n\nBeef, 2 \u00a5 K, (rat/day) 20 (15-30)\n\n1 Beef samples were freeze-dried and extracted with absolute alcohol for 2)\n\nhours. The residue was incorporated in the diet at a 15% level.\n\n2 Mean and spread; ) rats/group.\n\n3 Non-irradiated beef.\n\nI 3-phytyl menadione.\n\n5 Beef irradiated at 5.58 megarad.\ndt/\nEwe\n\n(LU) cer=Fay alae OSHAWA ALS UESiI pio [oLeLUlanl-valtsMUlecs)m=10]0))6[olersyp 40,40] 0a-arA", "img_64155.png": "Table\nPlasma prothrombin time of rats fed solvent-extracted irradiated beef1\n\nDiet Oral supplement Prothrombin time, isec.\n\nBeef ,? = 98 (76-120)?\n\nBeefg 2 \u00a5 K,*/rat/day 26 (20-29)\n\nBeef ,5 = 110 (95-120)\n\nBeef, 2 \u00a5 K, (rat/day) 20 (15-30)\n\n1 Beef samples were freeze-dried and extracted with absolute alcohol for 2)\n\nhours. The residue was incorporated in the diet at a 15% level.\n\n2 Mean and spread; ) rats/group.\n\n3 Non-irradiated beef.\n\nI 3-phytyl menadione.\n\n5 Beef irradiated at 5.58 megarad.\ndt/\nEwe\n\n(LU) cer=Fay alae OSHAWA ALS UESiI pio [oLeLUlanl-valtsMUlecs)m=10]0))6[olersyp 40,40] 0a-arA", "img_64157.png": "Table\nPlasma prothrombin time of rats fed solvent-extracted irradiated beef1\n\nDiet Oral supplement Prothrombin time, isec.\n\nBeef ,? = 98 (76-120)?\n\nBeefg 2 \u00a5 K,*/rat/day 26 (20-29)\n\nBeef ,5 = 110 (95-120)\n\nBeef, 2 \u00a5 K, (rat/day) 20 (15-30)\n\n1 Beef samples were freeze-dried and extracted with absolute alcohol for 2)\n\nhours. The residue was incorporated in the diet at a 15% level.\n\n2 Mean and spread; ) rats/group.\n\n3 Non-irradiated beef.\n\nI 3-phytyl menadione.\n\n5 Beef irradiated at 5.58 megarad.\ndt/\nEwe\n\n(LU) cer=Fay alae OSHAWA ALS UESiI pio [oLeLUlanl-valtsMUlecs)m=10]0))6[olersyp 40,40] 0a-arA", "img_64158.png": "Table\nPlasma prothrombin time of rats fed solvent-extracted irradiated beef1\n\nDiet Oral supplement Prothrombin time, isec.\n\nBeef ,? = 98 (76-120)?\n\nBeefg 2 \u00a5 K,*/rat/day 26 (20-29)\n\nBeef ,5 = 110 (95-120)\n\nBeef, 2 \u00a5 K, (rat/day) 20 (15-30)\n\n1 Beef samples were freeze-dried and extracted with absolute alcohol for 2)\n\nhours. The residue was incorporated in the diet at a 15% level.\n\n2 Mean and spread; ) rats/group.\n\n3 Non-irradiated beef.\n\nI 3-phytyl menadione.\n\n5 Beef irradiated at 5.58 megarad.\ndt/\nEwe\n\n(LU) cer=Fay alae OSHAWA ALS UESiI pio [oLeLUlanl-valtsMUlecs)m=10]0))6[olersyp 40,40] 0a-arA", "img_8125.png": "- - 4 ~\n\u2018END OF DATA , ;\n303 TP1303N1 TEMPORARY PAYMENT SYSTEM 10/20/98 10:53\nPROD 050 VOUCHER APPROVAL FN:\n| VOUCHER NUMBER : 88881620 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 711153\nVOUCHER STATUS : REQUESTED ACCOUNT DIV : 6940\nVOUCHER AMOUNT : 253,515.00 PAYEE NAME : CLARK REFINING HQ\nPAYEE ADDR : 8182 MARYLAND AVE FL\nDATES CLAYTON MO 63105\nDATE REQUESTED : 10/08/1998\nDATE APPROVED : REQUESTOR DIVISION:\nDATE COMPLETE : PLACEMENTS UPDATED: YES\nDATE PROCESSED A/P: PAYMENT SENT TO : PAYEE\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\nCAM .25 PR. RED 587,900 146,975.00 |\nWI .25 PR. 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RED 426,160 106,540.00\nEnter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHelp Quit Retrn Bkwrd Frwrd Main\nc6Sl ovbres", "img_8127.png": "- - 4 ~\n\u2018END OF DATA , ;\n303 TP1303N1 TEMPORARY PAYMENT SYSTEM 10/20/98 10:53\nPROD 050 VOUCHER APPROVAL FN:\n| VOUCHER NUMBER : 88881620 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 711153\nVOUCHER STATUS : REQUESTED ACCOUNT DIV : 6940\nVOUCHER AMOUNT : 253,515.00 PAYEE NAME : CLARK REFINING HQ\nPAYEE ADDR : 8182 MARYLAND AVE FL\nDATES CLAYTON MO 63105\nDATE REQUESTED : 10/08/1998\nDATE APPROVED : REQUESTOR DIVISION:\nDATE COMPLETE : PLACEMENTS UPDATED: YES\nDATE PROCESSED A/P: PAYMENT SENT TO : PAYEE\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\nCAM .25 PR. RED 587,900 146,975.00 |\nWI .25 PR. RED 426,160 106,540.00\nEnter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHelp Quit Retrn Bkwrd Frwrd Main\nc6Sl ovbres", "img_8128.png": "- - 4 ~\n\u2018END OF DATA , ;\n303 TP1303N1 TEMPORARY PAYMENT SYSTEM 10/20/98 10:53\nPROD 050 VOUCHER APPROVAL FN:\n| VOUCHER NUMBER : 88881620 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 711153\nVOUCHER STATUS : REQUESTED ACCOUNT DIV : 6940\nVOUCHER AMOUNT : 253,515.00 PAYEE NAME : CLARK REFINING HQ\nPAYEE ADDR : 8182 MARYLAND AVE FL\nDATES CLAYTON MO 63105\nDATE REQUESTED : 10/08/1998\nDATE APPROVED : REQUESTOR DIVISION:\nDATE COMPLETE : PLACEMENTS UPDATED: YES\nDATE PROCESSED A/P: PAYMENT SENT TO : PAYEE\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\nCAM .25 PR. RED 587,900 146,975.00 |\nWI .25 PR. RED 426,160 106,540.00\nEnter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHelp Quit Retrn Bkwrd Frwrd Main\nc6Sl ovbres", "img_8129.png": "- - 4 ~\n\u2018END OF DATA , ;\n303 TP1303N1 TEMPORARY PAYMENT SYSTEM 10/20/98 10:53\nPROD 050 VOUCHER APPROVAL FN:\n| VOUCHER NUMBER : 88881620 ACCOUNT NUMBER: 711153\nVOUCHER STATUS : REQUESTED ACCOUNT DIV : 6940\nVOUCHER AMOUNT : 253,515.00 PAYEE NAME : CLARK REFINING HQ\nPAYEE ADDR : 8182 MARYLAND AVE FL\nDATES CLAYTON MO 63105\nDATE REQUESTED : 10/08/1998\nDATE APPROVED : REQUESTOR DIVISION:\nDATE COMPLETE : PLACEMENTS UPDATED: YES\nDATE PROCESSED A/P: PAYMENT SENT TO : PAYEE\nDESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT DESCRIPTION UNITS AMOUNT\nCAM .25 PR. RED 587,900 146,975.00 |\nWI .25 PR. RED 426,160 106,540.00\nEnter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---\nHelp Quit Retrn Bkwrd Frwrd Main\nc6Sl ovbres", "img_57319.png": "| GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED |\nFinancial information about the primary business segments is presented in the table below:\nRupees in lacs\nGigaretie and | Teaand | Tote! | Clgarete and | Tes and | Total\ntobacco | other tata | | Rebacce | otterietal |\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\n1. Segment revenue - External sales (gross) 175269.93 7191.83 | 182461.76 153906.13 5770.66 | 159676.79\n- Less : Excise duty 92168.56 : 92168.56 83528.33 : 83528.33\n- Net sales 83101.37 7191.83 90293.20 70377.80 5770.66 76148.46\n- Other income 1156.33 48.86 1205.19 851.92 34.78 886.70\n- Total 84257.70 7240.69 | 91498.39 71229.72 5805.44 77035.16\n- Unallocable income 3966.62 2473.15\nTotal revenue 95465.01 79508.31\n2. Segment result 14475.34 (898.87) | 13576.47 12135.61 (651.75) 11483.86\n- Unallocable income net of\nunallocable expenses 3758.04 2325.67\nProfit before interest and taxation 17334.51 13809.53\n- Interest expenses (360.75) (286.65)\n- Provision for taxation (5751.35) (4712.46)\nProfit after taxation 11222.41 8810.42\na) Segment assets 44253.84 1931.51 46185.35 31706.09 1701.25 33407.34\n- Unallocable assets/investments 37593.87 29356.07\nTotal assets 83779.22 62763.41\nb) Segment liabilities 18246.85 801.69 | 19048.54 9927.36 569.69 10497.05\n- Share capital and reserves 49995.91 41815.02\n- Unallocable liabilities 14734.77 10451.34\nTotal liabilities 83779.22 62763.41\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\nc) Capital expenditure including\ncapital work in progress 4945.25 23.01 4968.26 1711.00 163.12 1874.12\nd) Depreciation 1919.96 57.53 1977.49 1828.25 78.33 1906.58\ne) Non cash expenditure other than depreciation 353.95 42.50 396.45 216.26 52.55 268.81\nSegment accounting policies:\nIn addition to the significant accounting policies applicable to the business segments as set out in Note 1 in Schedule 16, the accounting\npolicies in relation to segment accounting are as under:\na) Segment revenue and expenses:\nSegment revenue and expenses only include items directly attributable to the segment. They do not include investment income, interest\nincome from inter-corporate deposits and loans given, dividend income, profit or loss on sale of investments, provision for diminution in\nvalue of investments, interest expense (excluding those relatable to segments) and bill discounting charges, donations and provision for\ntaxation (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax). Since the corporate office of the Company primarily caters to the cigarette and tobacco\nproducts segment, its expenses have been considered to be attributable to the same.\nb) Segment assets and liabilities:\nAll segment assets and liabilities are directly attributable to the segment.\nSegment assets include all operating assets used by the segment and consist principally of net fixed assets, inventories, sundry debtors,\nloans and advances and operating cash and bank balances. Segment liabilities include all operating liabilities and consist principally of\ncreditors and accrued liabilities. Segment assets and liabilities do not include investments, inter-corporate deposits and loans given,\nbank balances for unclaimed dividend and fixed deposits interest, real estate stock, share capital, reserves and surplus, loan funds,\ndividends payable and income-tax (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax).\n32", "img_57320.png": "| GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED |\nFinancial information about the primary business segments is presented in the table below:\nRupees in lacs\nGigaretie and | Teaand | Tote! | Clgarete and | Tes and | Total\ntobacco | other tata | | Rebacce | otterietal |\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\n1. Segment revenue - External sales (gross) 175269.93 7191.83 | 182461.76 153906.13 5770.66 | 159676.79\n- Less : Excise duty 92168.56 : 92168.56 83528.33 : 83528.33\n- Net sales 83101.37 7191.83 90293.20 70377.80 5770.66 76148.46\n- Other income 1156.33 48.86 1205.19 851.92 34.78 886.70\n- Total 84257.70 7240.69 | 91498.39 71229.72 5805.44 77035.16\n- Unallocable income 3966.62 2473.15\nTotal revenue 95465.01 79508.31\n2. Segment result 14475.34 (898.87) | 13576.47 12135.61 (651.75) 11483.86\n- Unallocable income net of\nunallocable expenses 3758.04 2325.67\nProfit before interest and taxation 17334.51 13809.53\n- Interest expenses (360.75) (286.65)\n- Provision for taxation (5751.35) (4712.46)\nProfit after taxation 11222.41 8810.42\na) Segment assets 44253.84 1931.51 46185.35 31706.09 1701.25 33407.34\n- Unallocable assets/investments 37593.87 29356.07\nTotal assets 83779.22 62763.41\nb) Segment liabilities 18246.85 801.69 | 19048.54 9927.36 569.69 10497.05\n- Share capital and reserves 49995.91 41815.02\n- Unallocable liabilities 14734.77 10451.34\nTotal liabilities 83779.22 62763.41\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\nc) Capital expenditure including\ncapital work in progress 4945.25 23.01 4968.26 1711.00 163.12 1874.12\nd) Depreciation 1919.96 57.53 1977.49 1828.25 78.33 1906.58\ne) Non cash expenditure other than depreciation 353.95 42.50 396.45 216.26 52.55 268.81\nSegment accounting policies:\nIn addition to the significant accounting policies applicable to the business segments as set out in Note 1 in Schedule 16, the accounting\npolicies in relation to segment accounting are as under:\na) Segment revenue and expenses:\nSegment revenue and expenses only include items directly attributable to the segment. They do not include investment income, interest\nincome from inter-corporate deposits and loans given, dividend income, profit or loss on sale of investments, provision for diminution in\nvalue of investments, interest expense (excluding those relatable to segments) and bill discounting charges, donations and provision for\ntaxation (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax). Since the corporate office of the Company primarily caters to the cigarette and tobacco\nproducts segment, its expenses have been considered to be attributable to the same.\nb) Segment assets and liabilities:\nAll segment assets and liabilities are directly attributable to the segment.\nSegment assets include all operating assets used by the segment and consist principally of net fixed assets, inventories, sundry debtors,\nloans and advances and operating cash and bank balances. Segment liabilities include all operating liabilities and consist principally of\ncreditors and accrued liabilities. Segment assets and liabilities do not include investments, inter-corporate deposits and loans given,\nbank balances for unclaimed dividend and fixed deposits interest, real estate stock, share capital, reserves and surplus, loan funds,\ndividends payable and income-tax (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax).\n32", "img_57321.png": "| GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED |\nFinancial information about the primary business segments is presented in the table below:\nRupees in lacs\nGigaretie and | Teaand | Tote! | Clgarete and | Tes and | Total\ntobacco | other tata | | Rebacce | otterietal |\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\n1. Segment revenue - External sales (gross) 175269.93 7191.83 | 182461.76 153906.13 5770.66 | 159676.79\n- Less : Excise duty 92168.56 : 92168.56 83528.33 : 83528.33\n- Net sales 83101.37 7191.83 90293.20 70377.80 5770.66 76148.46\n- Other income 1156.33 48.86 1205.19 851.92 34.78 886.70\n- Total 84257.70 7240.69 | 91498.39 71229.72 5805.44 77035.16\n- Unallocable income 3966.62 2473.15\nTotal revenue 95465.01 79508.31\n2. Segment result 14475.34 (898.87) | 13576.47 12135.61 (651.75) 11483.86\n- Unallocable income net of\nunallocable expenses 3758.04 2325.67\nProfit before interest and taxation 17334.51 13809.53\n- Interest expenses (360.75) (286.65)\n- Provision for taxation (5751.35) (4712.46)\nProfit after taxation 11222.41 8810.42\na) Segment assets 44253.84 1931.51 46185.35 31706.09 1701.25 33407.34\n- Unallocable assets/investments 37593.87 29356.07\nTotal assets 83779.22 62763.41\nb) Segment liabilities 18246.85 801.69 | 19048.54 9927.36 569.69 10497.05\n- Share capital and reserves 49995.91 41815.02\n- Unallocable liabilities 14734.77 10451.34\nTotal liabilities 83779.22 62763.41\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\nc) Capital expenditure including\ncapital work in progress 4945.25 23.01 4968.26 1711.00 163.12 1874.12\nd) Depreciation 1919.96 57.53 1977.49 1828.25 78.33 1906.58\ne) Non cash expenditure other than depreciation 353.95 42.50 396.45 216.26 52.55 268.81\nSegment accounting policies:\nIn addition to the significant accounting policies applicable to the business segments as set out in Note 1 in Schedule 16, the accounting\npolicies in relation to segment accounting are as under:\na) Segment revenue and expenses:\nSegment revenue and expenses only include items directly attributable to the segment. They do not include investment income, interest\nincome from inter-corporate deposits and loans given, dividend income, profit or loss on sale of investments, provision for diminution in\nvalue of investments, interest expense (excluding those relatable to segments) and bill discounting charges, donations and provision for\ntaxation (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax). Since the corporate office of the Company primarily caters to the cigarette and tobacco\nproducts segment, its expenses have been considered to be attributable to the same.\nb) Segment assets and liabilities:\nAll segment assets and liabilities are directly attributable to the segment.\nSegment assets include all operating assets used by the segment and consist principally of net fixed assets, inventories, sundry debtors,\nloans and advances and operating cash and bank balances. Segment liabilities include all operating liabilities and consist principally of\ncreditors and accrued liabilities. Segment assets and liabilities do not include investments, inter-corporate deposits and loans given,\nbank balances for unclaimed dividend and fixed deposits interest, real estate stock, share capital, reserves and surplus, loan funds,\ndividends payable and income-tax (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax).\n32", "img_57322.png": "| GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED |\nFinancial information about the primary business segments is presented in the table below:\nRupees in lacs\nGigaretie and | Teaand | Tote! | Clgarete and | Tes and | Total\ntobacco | other tata | | Rebacce | otterietal |\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\n1. Segment revenue - External sales (gross) 175269.93 7191.83 | 182461.76 153906.13 5770.66 | 159676.79\n- Less : Excise duty 92168.56 : 92168.56 83528.33 : 83528.33\n- Net sales 83101.37 7191.83 90293.20 70377.80 5770.66 76148.46\n- Other income 1156.33 48.86 1205.19 851.92 34.78 886.70\n- Total 84257.70 7240.69 | 91498.39 71229.72 5805.44 77035.16\n- Unallocable income 3966.62 2473.15\nTotal revenue 95465.01 79508.31\n2. Segment result 14475.34 (898.87) | 13576.47 12135.61 (651.75) 11483.86\n- Unallocable income net of\nunallocable expenses 3758.04 2325.67\nProfit before interest and taxation 17334.51 13809.53\n- Interest expenses (360.75) (286.65)\n- Provision for taxation (5751.35) (4712.46)\nProfit after taxation 11222.41 8810.42\na) Segment assets 44253.84 1931.51 46185.35 31706.09 1701.25 33407.34\n- Unallocable assets/investments 37593.87 29356.07\nTotal assets 83779.22 62763.41\nb) Segment liabilities 18246.85 801.69 | 19048.54 9927.36 569.69 10497.05\n- Share capital and reserves 49995.91 41815.02\n- Unallocable liabilities 14734.77 10451.34\nTotal liabilities 83779.22 62763.41\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\nc) Capital expenditure including\ncapital work in progress 4945.25 23.01 4968.26 1711.00 163.12 1874.12\nd) Depreciation 1919.96 57.53 1977.49 1828.25 78.33 1906.58\ne) Non cash expenditure other than depreciation 353.95 42.50 396.45 216.26 52.55 268.81\nSegment accounting policies:\nIn addition to the significant accounting policies applicable to the business segments as set out in Note 1 in Schedule 16, the accounting\npolicies in relation to segment accounting are as under:\na) Segment revenue and expenses:\nSegment revenue and expenses only include items directly attributable to the segment. They do not include investment income, interest\nincome from inter-corporate deposits and loans given, dividend income, profit or loss on sale of investments, provision for diminution in\nvalue of investments, interest expense (excluding those relatable to segments) and bill discounting charges, donations and provision for\ntaxation (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax). Since the corporate office of the Company primarily caters to the cigarette and tobacco\nproducts segment, its expenses have been considered to be attributable to the same.\nb) Segment assets and liabilities:\nAll segment assets and liabilities are directly attributable to the segment.\nSegment assets include all operating assets used by the segment and consist principally of net fixed assets, inventories, sundry debtors,\nloans and advances and operating cash and bank balances. Segment liabilities include all operating liabilities and consist principally of\ncreditors and accrued liabilities. Segment assets and liabilities do not include investments, inter-corporate deposits and loans given,\nbank balances for unclaimed dividend and fixed deposits interest, real estate stock, share capital, reserves and surplus, loan funds,\ndividends payable and income-tax (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax).\n32", "img_57323.png": "| GODFREY PHILLIPS INDIA LIMITED |\nFinancial information about the primary business segments is presented in the table below:\nRupees in lacs\nGigaretie and | Teaand | Tote! | Clgarete and | Tes and | Total\ntobacco | other tata | | Rebacce | otterietal |\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\n1. Segment revenue - External sales (gross) 175269.93 7191.83 | 182461.76 153906.13 5770.66 | 159676.79\n- Less : Excise duty 92168.56 : 92168.56 83528.33 : 83528.33\n- Net sales 83101.37 7191.83 90293.20 70377.80 5770.66 76148.46\n- Other income 1156.33 48.86 1205.19 851.92 34.78 886.70\n- Total 84257.70 7240.69 | 91498.39 71229.72 5805.44 77035.16\n- Unallocable income 3966.62 2473.15\nTotal revenue 95465.01 79508.31\n2. Segment result 14475.34 (898.87) | 13576.47 12135.61 (651.75) 11483.86\n- Unallocable income net of\nunallocable expenses 3758.04 2325.67\nProfit before interest and taxation 17334.51 13809.53\n- Interest expenses (360.75) (286.65)\n- Provision for taxation (5751.35) (4712.46)\nProfit after taxation 11222.41 8810.42\na) Segment assets 44253.84 1931.51 46185.35 31706.09 1701.25 33407.34\n- Unallocable assets/investments 37593.87 29356.07\nTotal assets 83779.22 62763.41\nb) Segment liabilities 18246.85 801.69 | 19048.54 9927.36 569.69 10497.05\n- Share capital and reserves 49995.91 41815.02\n- Unallocable liabilities 14734.77 10451.34\nTotal liabilities 83779.22 62763.41\nFor the year ended March 31, 2008 For the year ended March 31, 2007\nc) Capital expenditure including\ncapital work in progress 4945.25 23.01 4968.26 1711.00 163.12 1874.12\nd) Depreciation 1919.96 57.53 1977.49 1828.25 78.33 1906.58\ne) Non cash expenditure other than depreciation 353.95 42.50 396.45 216.26 52.55 268.81\nSegment accounting policies:\nIn addition to the significant accounting policies applicable to the business segments as set out in Note 1 in Schedule 16, the accounting\npolicies in relation to segment accounting are as under:\na) Segment revenue and expenses:\nSegment revenue and expenses only include items directly attributable to the segment. They do not include investment income, interest\nincome from inter-corporate deposits and loans given, dividend income, profit or loss on sale of investments, provision for diminution in\nvalue of investments, interest expense (excluding those relatable to segments) and bill discounting charges, donations and provision for\ntaxation (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax). Since the corporate office of the Company primarily caters to the cigarette and tobacco\nproducts segment, its expenses have been considered to be attributable to the same.\nb) Segment assets and liabilities:\nAll segment assets and liabilities are directly attributable to the segment.\nSegment assets include all operating assets used by the segment and consist principally of net fixed assets, inventories, sundry debtors,\nloans and advances and operating cash and bank balances. Segment liabilities include all operating liabilities and consist principally of\ncreditors and accrued liabilities. Segment assets and liabilities do not include investments, inter-corporate deposits and loans given,\nbank balances for unclaimed dividend and fixed deposits interest, real estate stock, share capital, reserves and surplus, loan funds,\ndividends payable and income-tax (current, deferred and fringe benefit tax).\n32", "img_60003.png": "oT Sor cence | ae \u2014 \\ \\ | \\ S I RN : | a\nae ee We ae N | 3 : PS tes Hee\n\nThe & sg hlbaes Ihe e SS\nSelegan or Cable: : < PMs thke Lene\nges.\u201d UNION Ee\nSe | NUT Cable Sidhe Leer\ncee ae AW. P. MARSHALL. see sioeny ee\nRi es cas etc SPAIN cued cee Tone al coms SERN ANU TINT ME mak OF oeuaaee\n: : . : PEO Ose |\n\n BAOT7 AbO2) MM 10 05\n\nAas stig \u00abBS POREX ATEANEA GA) O19A=\n\nOR ROGER ADANS=\n MNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA\n\nQDR HEATH DIED THIS MORNING. PLEASE NOTIFY BRANCH MANAGER.\n\"WILL WIRE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS LATER:\n\n2 : Mays : .\n\n: ER COMES NE WHE APPRECIATE NUCKISTIONY FROM TES FSTROSY GONTSRNING 129 SEE\n\nSOO PCe. 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PROMPTLY CALL ANY ERROR TO THE ATTENTION OF YOUR SUPERVISOR OR YOUR PERSONNEL OFFICE.\n1. Conditions Pertinent To All Types of Personnel Action petitive civil service status or eligibility for movement to jobs in the\ncompetitive service; they may be made without restrictions on tenure,\nThe personnel action identified on the face of this form is subject with a conditional or indefinite limitation, or with a definite time\nto all applicable laws, rules, and regulations governing Federal em- limitation. A trial period may be required at the discretion of the\nployment and may be subject to investigation and approval by the employing office.\nCivil Service Commission, The action may be corrected or canceled if\nnot in accordance with all legal requirements, or if based upon your\nmisrepresentation or fraud, Hl. Information About Tenure Groups\nIn addition, the grade of the position to which you are officially Employees are ranked in tenure groups according to the nature of\nassigned may be reviewed and corrected by your agency personnel their appointment : those with unrestricted tenure are placed in Group I,\noffice, or by the Civil Service Commission, those serving under conditional appointments which automatically\nlead to full tenure after a prescribed time and without further qualifi-\nYour performance rating upon entrance into a new position is cation are placed in Group II, and those serving under temporary or in-\n\u201csatisfactory\u201d unless or until you are notified otherwise, definite appointments not limited to an exact time or date are placed in\nGroup ILL. Within each tenure group, ranking is determined by veteran\nItems 9 and 10 show the common types of payroll deductions: preference, performance rating, and total Federal service. If it should\n20\u00b0 BER dor shader), Reployees Granp,, ile Laneret cA et ne eons PEERY teetadves fone BPBWYers amsrlected for separa\nCivil Service Retirement, \u201cFTCA\u201d for Social Security, and \u201cFS\u201d for fion_or change to lower grade according to this general ranking. Em-\n/ Foreign Service. Additional deductions may be made unde the Fed] Ployeesserming Linder Competitive appointments and those serving \\\neral Employees Health Benefits program, and for income ta. s, bonds, 3 undenmexeepted appointmensseare| ranked} separately for reduction in\nand other purposes authorized by law. ae force purposes. /\u2014>>5\n| 3a\" ve \u00a5LIOU 2 cnbieD 8 VbbOL WED bOziLt\nIl. Information About Appointments IV. Information About Your Status After Separatigny.. COIO-O0CcT \u00a9\nS\u00ae\u2019 \"Abpbifitnich't\u00ae 40 poritionS iv tte CSmpetitive service: The Civil __If you are separated or placed in a nonpay Stafus fora Extended\nService Act places most positions in the \u201ccompetitive service.\u201d The period, your employing agency will furnish you with Standard Form 8\nGivil Service Comi yssign, sat. Tega ngrequigemengs and controls explaining your rights for unemployment insurance benefits. If you\nrecruitment for such ME nist Re rule, persons selected were covered by the civil service retirement system or Federal em-\n| Etrom* civil Sevice Febisters tO(TIl cob MEDHiot\u00ae inpiehey Gompepitive Db kaye Bebp BE) BSG rahe B Ny oul PiRviqhgygoken furnished cer-\n= Service are given career-conditional appointments, Such ap FAB BO tificates describing those programs; you can refer to such certificates for\n\u201care Secured through\u2019 direct Competition with\u201d Stticr ae #\u00a5ieC\u00ae information regarding your rights and possible benefits after separation, _\ngeneral public seeking similar work in Government agencies, and permit\naualif employees. to, be asgignedewithout futher competitive exami- If} youpare s, peo a career picaregegonditional g ihe j\nnatio' \"5 mnie jobs fn Aiekeh Mpetitive service, Career-conditional ment) ay hs iAstatement clisibiy ant en a) i aia 90)\n|  \u00e9Pidinthierizs Wacani\u00e9 Acabey GapaieMEnK upShl GompPretw# of 3 any Federal activity and may be employed without further competitive\nyears of substantially continuous creditable service. examination dL yovoartc menveterim) and. you)are separated from a\ni 4 Z2ILIOMW LILTE WUD \u201cUNWeBEY careersconditionalyappoiat ment, yourseligibility efor teisrstaremmens, is J\ngenerally is a probationary period, during which period an appointee separated from a temporary or excepted appointment, you have no\nmust demonstrate his full competence and fitness for Federal employ- reinstatement privileges based upon such service.\n|  nilenitsl (REinstatetiichts MRE Bde Fb St(Eda\">rdb MioMAF period unless\n| pQnewpas previously \u00a9 leted, ransiens.\u00bb potions, fh nges tolowe Y\u00ab Ipbe given \u00ab ny gp sugr mee ay be due you for\n| Ri seadionmemeauhien pROPMory PerB EMA RB ES ODL LV Rie hin keep RMOEM REMAE oF an appropriate |\n| :sompletion afjprehstiavon on eweroaime onnice @#OTOOOS portion of this payment will be required if you are re-employed in a\na \" aaa \u2014 anna ~\u2014 _ Federat-agency~in-a\u2014position-tmnder the same-teave-system-during-the-\n| \u2018Temporary appointments do not confer a civil service status and periofi covered by such payment. | |\nOBE 186 tA a Cadet ELEGEconditional appbintticat without EC OoO0>30T | 00 | OO | 6D @Too*o0\nSO: eres Em yaion OF ahif bg De te nied temporary ap- 7 , a\n| Potties s \u201cat\u00e9 Medd wher hone ERR \" 4&4 font ix son\u2019s V. Availability of Further Information ; aos\n\\ s serWicey Fekardiess: ofthe umangercingwhiek he qualified for appoint- bYA brvK WUD Seuvoe 2 . rve\n\u201cment;\u2014acceptance\u2014of-such~ appointment will-not~remove~a~person\u2019s \u2014\u2014 \u20aconsuit\u2014your-supervisor\u2014-if\u2014you\u2014have\u2014questions\u2014about\u2014the\u2014above\nname from a civil service register on which he may later be reached statements or the entries on the front of this form, or about other\nfor career-conditional appointment. matters concerning your employment. This is particularly important\neC > , t 5 SLA on questions involving granting of leave, assignment of duties, and\n- Appointments fo\u2014pesitions-in-the excepted service, Exceptedap- hours of work which are generally under his control, Hf your questions.\npointments are made to positions which are excepted from the com- are technical, your supervisor may refer you to your personnel office,\npetitive setvice by law or other special authority, Generally the em- which will have copies of controlling civil service regulations,as wellas , 2\nploying agency sets qualification requirements and conducts recruit- your individual records, and so can best explain how the Bepy in =*\n@rieFt for suchMpositjns\u00a7 (Such papspoiwtments dg Mot cOffecGConkD J yourdapey es CY!\n1S* CODE uvinue CLION 2\u00b0 EREEC\n. io BELIBMEWEML 1\" (hOw 2\nwane plete i a \" = \u2014 - ++ RE RE ER PET Coe RE\nwo tn ae i ale \u00a9 00-00-00 See Se, sre\n. | BY a ie ea yes fal, $8 oan\nAELEUVU bUELEBENCE {\u00a2\" LEMNUE CBONS aepeeeoetienatee = yl FE cates eat, Sealed Py\n4 2 wirr \u2018 . - >| 23\nDYEBBA Iffivau 14 m1 | | I-03 tI\u00a5#- 20- e802\ni ar bj oAce elo [ULOLWEE W [Y6AS : =\nLOLW 9-201 WOLIEICVLION OF bDEBSOMMET VCLION\n0 e _bitos//wwww ing OO Mer) POCO x pO .", "img_57989.png": "EWbIOAEE CObA\nwa - $$ ______\u2014_\u2014__\u2014_ wy sa + me a=\nk eane IfGHT seem . |\nwee a Te ee O1=SE* ie 257e\nolf\na3\" ce ANY Evil 4D DESY BALWE 2 VCEUCA 2 vie [3e@\" gatomnarte Lue\n5 rz igs\u2019 KAN = + | \u2018 wvweltneos ac Tove oe as . \u2014\n; XO He ESL Soveo LOW ObEVWEIOve* | tEN2OVVEP_wenl* DLA\nTee ue 6g BERZOMWET WEML* DIA)  BROYTEELYS NOCOESY* Veer?\u2019 OIWECLOF\nbay wwe ep.ecirey verevcea | | \\\"\u2014~\\\n= ee vinsy! gheeuk QVEr LOrDES _ re Eivien.\nOS WS\nLe IS\n1 DY Spon VEN tem Key ALL (7oCeeeoe OW 3\u00a5\" ZICUVALNBE (O1 OMe: anqeuSasON) WUD 4iare\n% cS NOTICE TO EMPLOYEE a. os oe me\nKEEP THI olny OR YOUR RECORDS, IT IS YOUR COPY OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF A PERSONNEL ACTION AFFECTING YOUR\nEMPLOY NT. PROMPTLY CALL ANY ERROR TO THE ATTENTION OF YOUR SUPERVISOR OR YOUR PERSONNEL OFFICE.\n1. Conditions Pertinent To All Types of Personnel Action petitive civil service status or eligibility for movement to jobs in the\ncompetitive service; they may be made without restrictions on tenure,\nThe personnel action identified on the face of this form is subject with a conditional or indefinite limitation, or with a definite time\nto all applicable laws, rules, and regulations governing Federal em- limitation. A trial period may be required at the discretion of the\nployment and may be subject to investigation and approval by the employing office.\nCivil Service Commission, The action may be corrected or canceled if\nnot in accordance with all legal requirements, or if based upon your\nmisrepresentation or fraud, Hl. Information About Tenure Groups\nIn addition, the grade of the position to which you are officially Employees are ranked in tenure groups according to the nature of\nassigned may be reviewed and corrected by your agency personnel their appointment : those with unrestricted tenure are placed in Group I,\noffice, or by the Civil Service Commission, those serving under conditional appointments which automatically\nlead to full tenure after a prescribed time and without further qualifi-\nYour performance rating upon entrance into a new position is cation are placed in Group II, and those serving under temporary or in-\n\u201csatisfactory\u201d unless or until you are notified otherwise, definite appointments not limited to an exact time or date are placed in\nGroup ILL. Within each tenure group, ranking is determined by veteran\nItems 9 and 10 show the common types of payroll deductions: preference, performance rating, and total Federal service. If it should\n20\u00b0 BER dor shader), Reployees Granp,, ile Laneret cA et ne eons PEERY teetadves fone BPBWYers amsrlected for separa\nCivil Service Retirement, \u201cFTCA\u201d for Social Security, and \u201cFS\u201d for fion_or change to lower grade according to this general ranking. Em-\n/ Foreign Service. Additional deductions may be made unde the Fed] Ployeesserming Linder Competitive appointments and those serving \\\neral Employees Health Benefits program, and for income ta. s, bonds, 3 undenmexeepted appointmensseare| ranked} separately for reduction in\nand other purposes authorized by law. ae force purposes. /\u2014>>5\n| 3a\" ve \u00a5LIOU 2 cnbieD 8 VbbOL WED bOziLt\nIl. Information About Appointments IV. Information About Your Status After Separatigny.. COIO-O0CcT \u00a9\nS\u00ae\u2019 \"Abpbifitnich't\u00ae 40 poritionS iv tte CSmpetitive service: The Civil __If you are separated or placed in a nonpay Stafus fora Extended\nService Act places most positions in the \u201ccompetitive service.\u201d The period, your employing agency will furnish you with Standard Form 8\nGivil Service Comi yssign, sat. Tega ngrequigemengs and controls explaining your rights for unemployment insurance benefits. If you\nrecruitment for such ME nist Re rule, persons selected were covered by the civil service retirement system or Federal em-\n| Etrom* civil Sevice Febisters tO(TIl cob MEDHiot\u00ae inpiehey Gompepitive Db kaye Bebp BE) BSG rahe B Ny oul PiRviqhgygoken furnished cer-\n= Service are given career-conditional appointments, Such ap FAB BO tificates describing those programs; you can refer to such certificates for\n\u201care Secured through\u2019 direct Competition with\u201d Stticr ae #\u00a5ieC\u00ae information regarding your rights and possible benefits after separation, _\ngeneral public seeking similar work in Government agencies, and permit\naualif employees. to, be asgignedewithout futher competitive exami- If} youpare s, peo a career picaregegonditional g ihe j\nnatio' \"5 mnie jobs fn Aiekeh Mpetitive service, Career-conditional ment) ay hs iAstatement clisibiy ant en a) i aia 90)\n|  \u00e9Pidinthierizs Wacani\u00e9 Acabey GapaieMEnK upShl GompPretw# of 3 any Federal activity and may be employed without further competitive\nyears of substantially continuous creditable service. examination dL yovoartc menveterim) and. you)are separated from a\ni 4 Z2ILIOMW LILTE WUD \u201cUNWeBEY careersconditionalyappoiat ment, yourseligibility efor teisrstaremmens, is J\ngenerally is a probationary period, during which period an appointee separated from a temporary or excepted appointment, you have no\nmust demonstrate his full competence and fitness for Federal employ- reinstatement privileges based upon such service.\n|  nilenitsl (REinstatetiichts MRE Bde Fb St(Eda\">rdb MioMAF period unless\n| pQnewpas previously \u00a9 leted, ransiens.\u00bb potions, fh nges tolowe Y\u00ab Ipbe given \u00ab ny gp sugr mee ay be due you for\n| Ri seadionmemeauhien pROPMory PerB EMA RB ES ODL LV Rie hin keep RMOEM REMAE oF an appropriate |\n| :sompletion afjprehstiavon on eweroaime onnice @#OTOOOS portion of this payment will be required if you are re-employed in a\na \" aaa \u2014 anna ~\u2014 _ Federat-agency~in-a\u2014position-tmnder the same-teave-system-during-the-\n| \u2018Temporary appointments do not confer a civil service status and periofi covered by such payment. | |\nOBE 186 tA a Cadet ELEGEconditional appbintticat without EC OoO0>30T | 00 | OO | 6D @Too*o0\nSO: eres Em yaion OF ahif bg De te nied temporary ap- 7 , a\n| Potties s \u201cat\u00e9 Medd wher hone ERR \" 4&4 font ix son\u2019s V. Availability of Further Information ; aos\n\\ s serWicey Fekardiess: ofthe umangercingwhiek he qualified for appoint- bYA brvK WUD Seuvoe 2 . rve\n\u201cment;\u2014acceptance\u2014of-such~ appointment will-not~remove~a~person\u2019s \u2014\u2014 \u20aconsuit\u2014your-supervisor\u2014-if\u2014you\u2014have\u2014questions\u2014about\u2014the\u2014above\nname from a civil service register on which he may later be reached statements or the entries on the front of this form, or about other\nfor career-conditional appointment. matters concerning your employment. This is particularly important\neC > , t 5 SLA on questions involving granting of leave, assignment of duties, and\n- Appointments fo\u2014pesitions-in-the excepted service, Exceptedap- hours of work which are generally under his control, Hf your questions.\npointments are made to positions which are excepted from the com- are technical, your supervisor may refer you to your personnel office,\npetitive setvice by law or other special authority, Generally the em- which will have copies of controlling civil service regulations,as wellas , 2\nploying agency sets qualification requirements and conducts recruit- your individual records, and so can best explain how the Bepy in =*\n@rieFt for suchMpositjns\u00a7 (Such papspoiwtments dg Mot cOffecGConkD J yourdapey es CY!\n1S* CODE uvinue CLION 2\u00b0 EREEC\n. io BELIBMEWEML 1\" (hOw 2\nwane plete i a \" = \u2014 - ++ RE RE ER PET Coe RE\nwo tn ae i ale \u00a9 00-00-00 See Se, sre\n. | BY a ie ea yes fal, $8 oan\nAELEUVU bUELEBENCE {\u00a2\" LEMNUE CBONS aepeeeoetienatee = yl FE cates eat, Sealed Py\n4 2 wirr \u2018 . - >| 23\nDYEBBA Iffivau 14 m1 | | I-03 tI\u00a5#- 20- e802\ni ar bj oAce elo [ULOLWEE W [Y6AS : =\nLOLW 9-201 WOLIEICVLION OF bDEBSOMMET VCLION\n0 e _bitos//wwww ing OO Mer) POCO x pO .", "img_32186.png": "102\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nTOCOPHEROLS\nWeight-Unit Relationships\nIn accordance with the convention adopted by the National Formulary,\nlabel claims for Tocopherol products described in this Codex when ex-\npressed in International Units (I.U.) of Vitamin E are based on the follow-\ning equivalents:\n1 mg. di-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate = 1 International Unit\n1 mg. dl-Alpha Tocopherol = 1.1 International Unit\n1 mg. d-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate = 1.36 International Unit\n1 mg. d-Alpha Tocopherol = 1.49 International Unit\n1 mg. d-Alpha Tocopheryl Acid Succinate = 1.21 International Unit\nYOURGRERS SEEARARS\n\nMost of the volumetric apparatus available in the United States is\ncalibrated at 20\u00b0, although the temperatures generally prevailing in\nlaboratories more nearly approach 259, which is the temperature speci.\nfied generally for tests and assays. This discrepancy is inconsequen-\ntial provided the room temperature is reasonably constant and the appa-\nratus has been calibrated accurately prior to and under the conditions\nof its intended use.\n\nUse. To attain the degree of precision required in many assays in.\nvolving volumetric measurements and directing that a quantity be \"accu.\nrately measured,\" the apparatus must be chosen and used with exceptional\ncare. Where less than 10 ml. of titrant is to be measured, a 10-ml.\nburet or microburet generally is required.\n\nThe design of volumetric apparatus is an important factor in assuring\naccuracy. For example, the length of the graduated portions of gradu.\nated cylinders should be not less than five times the inside diameter, &\nand the tips of burets should permit an outflow rate of not more than \u2018\n0.5 ml. per second.", "img_63113.png": "91\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nMatching Fluids*\nParts of Parts of Parts of\nMatch. Cobaltous Ferric Cupric\ning Chloride Chloride Sulfate Parts of\nFluid O. By c.8. C.8. Water\nA 0.1 0.4 0.1 ey\nB 0.3 0.9 0.3 8.5\n\u00a2 0.1 0.6 0.1 4.2\nD 0.35 0.6 0.4 3.T\nE 0.4 Ia 0.3 3.1\nF 0.3 L.2 0.0 3.5\nG 0.5 1.2 0.2 3.2\n+ H 0.2 1.5 0.0 3.3\nI 0.4 2.2 0.1 2.3\nJ 0.4 55 0.1\u2019 1.0\nK 0.5 4S 0.0 0.0\nL 0.8 3.6 0.1 0.3\nM 0.1 2.0 0-1 2.8\nN 0.0 9g 0.1 - 0.0\noO 0.1 4.8 0.1 0.0\nP 0.2 0.4 0.1 4.3\nQ 0.2 0.3 0.1 yey\nR 0.3 O.4 0.2 Wed\n3 0.2 0.1 0.0 47\nT 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.6\n2 Solutions A-D, very. light brownish yellow\nSolutions E-L, yellow through reddish yellow\nSolutions M-O, greenish yellow\nSolutions P.-T, light pink\n8) = PAA A 4518) ws \u201c2 3 we, 1 we, vw,", "img_63114.png": "91\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nMatching Fluids*\nParts of Parts of Parts of\nMatch. Cobaltous Ferric Cupric\ning Chloride Chloride Sulfate Parts of\nFluid O. By c.8. C.8. Water\nA 0.1 0.4 0.1 ey\nB 0.3 0.9 0.3 8.5\n\u00a2 0.1 0.6 0.1 4.2\nD 0.35 0.6 0.4 3.T\nE 0.4 Ia 0.3 3.1\nF 0.3 L.2 0.0 3.5\nG 0.5 1.2 0.2 3.2\n+ H 0.2 1.5 0.0 3.3\nI 0.4 2.2 0.1 2.3\nJ 0.4 55 0.1\u2019 1.0\nK 0.5 4S 0.0 0.0\nL 0.8 3.6 0.1 0.3\nM 0.1 2.0 0-1 2.8\nN 0.0 9g 0.1 - 0.0\noO 0.1 4.8 0.1 0.0\nP 0.2 0.4 0.1 4.3\nQ 0.2 0.3 0.1 yey\nR 0.3 O.4 0.2 Wed\n3 0.2 0.1 0.0 47\nT 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.6\n2 Solutions A-D, very. light brownish yellow\nSolutions E-L, yellow through reddish yellow\nSolutions M-O, greenish yellow\nSolutions P.-T, light pink\n8) = PAA A 4518) ws \u201c2 3 we, 1 we, vw,", "img_63115.png": "91\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nMatching Fluids*\nParts of Parts of Parts of\nMatch. Cobaltous Ferric Cupric\ning Chloride Chloride Sulfate Parts of\nFluid O. By c.8. C.8. Water\nA 0.1 0.4 0.1 ey\nB 0.3 0.9 0.3 8.5\n\u00a2 0.1 0.6 0.1 4.2\nD 0.35 0.6 0.4 3.T\nE 0.4 Ia 0.3 3.1\nF 0.3 L.2 0.0 3.5\nG 0.5 1.2 0.2 3.2\n+ H 0.2 1.5 0.0 3.3\nI 0.4 2.2 0.1 2.3\nJ 0.4 55 0.1\u2019 1.0\nK 0.5 4S 0.0 0.0\nL 0.8 3.6 0.1 0.3\nM 0.1 2.0 0-1 2.8\nN 0.0 9g 0.1 - 0.0\noO 0.1 4.8 0.1 0.0\nP 0.2 0.4 0.1 4.3\nQ 0.2 0.3 0.1 yey\nR 0.3 O.4 0.2 Wed\n3 0.2 0.1 0.0 47\nT 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.6\n2 Solutions A-D, very. light brownish yellow\nSolutions E-L, yellow through reddish yellow\nSolutions M-O, greenish yellow\nSolutions P.-T, light pink\n8) = PAA A 4518) ws \u201c2 3 we, 1 we, vw,", "img_63117.png": "91\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nMatching Fluids*\nParts of Parts of Parts of\nMatch. Cobaltous Ferric Cupric\ning Chloride Chloride Sulfate Parts of\nFluid O. By c.8. C.8. Water\nA 0.1 0.4 0.1 ey\nB 0.3 0.9 0.3 8.5\n\u00a2 0.1 0.6 0.1 4.2\nD 0.35 0.6 0.4 3.T\nE 0.4 Ia 0.3 3.1\nF 0.3 L.2 0.0 3.5\nG 0.5 1.2 0.2 3.2\n+ H 0.2 1.5 0.0 3.3\nI 0.4 2.2 0.1 2.3\nJ 0.4 55 0.1\u2019 1.0\nK 0.5 4S 0.0 0.0\nL 0.8 3.6 0.1 0.3\nM 0.1 2.0 0-1 2.8\nN 0.0 9g 0.1 - 0.0\noO 0.1 4.8 0.1 0.0\nP 0.2 0.4 0.1 4.3\nQ 0.2 0.3 0.1 yey\nR 0.3 O.4 0.2 Wed\n3 0.2 0.1 0.0 47\nT 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.6\n2 Solutions A-D, very. light brownish yellow\nSolutions E-L, yellow through reddish yellow\nSolutions M-O, greenish yellow\nSolutions P.-T, light pink\n8) = PAA A 4518) ws \u201c2 3 we, 1 we, vw,", "img_63118.png": "91\nFOOD CHEMICALS CODEX\nMatching Fluids*\nParts of Parts of Parts of\nMatch. Cobaltous Ferric Cupric\ning Chloride Chloride Sulfate Parts of\nFluid O. By c.8. C.8. Water\nA 0.1 0.4 0.1 ey\nB 0.3 0.9 0.3 8.5\n\u00a2 0.1 0.6 0.1 4.2\nD 0.35 0.6 0.4 3.T\nE 0.4 Ia 0.3 3.1\nF 0.3 L.2 0.0 3.5\nG 0.5 1.2 0.2 3.2\n+ H 0.2 1.5 0.0 3.3\nI 0.4 2.2 0.1 2.3\nJ 0.4 55 0.1\u2019 1.0\nK 0.5 4S 0.0 0.0\nL 0.8 3.6 0.1 0.3\nM 0.1 2.0 0-1 2.8\nN 0.0 9g 0.1 - 0.0\noO 0.1 4.8 0.1 0.0\nP 0.2 0.4 0.1 4.3\nQ 0.2 0.3 0.1 yey\nR 0.3 O.4 0.2 Wed\n3 0.2 0.1 0.0 47\nT 0.5 0.5 0.4 3.6\n2 Solutions A-D, very. light brownish yellow\nSolutions E-L, yellow through reddish yellow\nSolutions M-O, greenish yellow\nSolutions P.-T, light pink\n8) = PAA A 4518) ws \u201c2 3 we, 1 we, vw,", "img_6854.png": "Date: 03/16/95 Accounts Payable Voucher Voucher #: 002864\n_X_ Mail to Payee heck to be dated: 04/15/95\nCall for Check Pickup Name: Ext.:\nReturn Name: Dept. Name:\nBldg.: . Room No.:\n=. 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FEI/SS # ; FIO IOI III I IOI IIR Rk Kae\n: AP Vendor # : 73167300 * Amount: $ 15,000.00 *\nAP Contract # : 95-867-046 BOR RRR RRR I REE\nAP Voucher # : :\nAP Pay Date :\nName/Address : Karoub Associates\n\u2018 200 N, Capitol Building\nSuite 500\n: Lansing, MI 48933\nAttention :\nSpecial payment information to appear on check stub:\nQuarterly Retainer\nG/L Account Code Other Required Code Amount\n04-88-5015-9016-867 002864 $ 15,000.00\not\nHurst Marshall \u2018\nExt.: 6376\nApproval Authority Name Request Signature\nVickie Speas\nApproved: _ 7 ( Lhe ffachest\nGRD-12/92\n: uw\nI\noo\n. No\n1 i\nei\niN\niw\nwos i S", "img_6851.png": "Date: 03/16/95 Accounts Payable Voucher Voucher #: 002864\n_X_ Mail to Payee heck to be dated: 04/15/95\nCall for Check Pickup Name: Ext.:\nReturn Name: Dept. Name:\nBldg.: . Room No.:\n=. 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LICENSE: 1939\n= (7 WTERNAL MEDICINE (PREVENTIVE)\n: | ~ __ HOSPITAL: Barnes\nFACULTY: Washington University\nelem ce Ma eter eset lie syed", "img_37354.png": "a\nSo ROBERT E..SHANK, M.D; Active\n@ ae 454-2467\n7 eS HOME: +1325 Wilton Lane (63122)\n| 9a .D.: Washington University\nLie mes fF iu MO. LICENSE: 1939\n= (7 WTERNAL MEDICINE (PREVENTIVE)\n: | ~ __ HOSPITAL: Barnes\nFACULTY: Washington University\nelem ce Ma eter eset lie syed", "img_37356.png": "a\nSo ROBERT E..SHANK, M.D; Active\n@ ae 454-2467\n7 eS HOME: +1325 Wilton Lane (63122)\n| 9a .D.: Washington University\nLie mes fF iu MO. LICENSE: 1939\n= (7 WTERNAL MEDICINE (PREVENTIVE)\n: | ~ __ HOSPITAL: Barnes\nFACULTY: Washington University\nelem ce Ma eter eset lie syed", "img_37362.png": "a\nSo ROBERT E..SHANK, M.D; Active\n@ ae 454-2467\n7 eS HOME: +1325 Wilton Lane (63122)\n| 9a .D.: Washington University\nLie mes fF iu MO. LICENSE: 1939\n= (7 WTERNAL MEDICINE (PREVENTIVE)\n: | ~ __ HOSPITAL: Barnes\nFACULTY: Washington University\nelem ce Ma eter eset lie syed", "img_37367.png": "a\nSo ROBERT E..SHANK, M.D; Active\n@ ae 454-2467\n7 eS HOME: +1325 Wilton Lane (63122)\n| 9a .D.: Washington University\nLie mes fF iu MO. LICENSE: 1939\n= (7 WTERNAL MEDICINE (PREVENTIVE)\n: | ~ __ HOSPITAL: Barnes\nFACULTY: Washington University\nelem ce Ma eter eset lie syed", "img_54989.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_54990.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_54993.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_54994.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_54995.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_54997.png": "oo .\na\nBoo '\nBi Rye. Prete OVER\nae nen ne sR te ele t Numbor of pf099 Including Sovaranaat oo\nTOE: mr. Leuroent Coppales FROM: Michele M. LaMachio\nJob Lena Industrier Boclentifie & Roguiatory Atlaira\nGroupe Lane 16-17 Fuse Fivay BF Rosearsh & Development\n164 Rd Heynoldn Tobacco\n2305 levaliols Coder France P.O. Box 1487\nPhone  9011-33-1-47709766 Winston-Salem, NC 27102\nPax __  POUT-3S-T-A7 362518 a Phone B10-744-2086\n| Fe 2... B1O-7AV-OBIB\nce: br. 0.C, Rees\nOr. D.H. Pence\nDr. f2.L. Subor\nMs. G.A. Raho\nwee Ob Lene? Nomtobecte\n! RERMARK ES: GI Urgent [ll For your review bO Reply ASSAF Gl Please Corurrent\nDear Mr. Goppolos:\nlar re-sending the Jetter of September 22, 1905. Plesce confirm that you have roooived\nthis tranamission, Unforlunnioly, wo ore facing a November tat, 1986 deadline to acquire all\nour Tornulations world-wide. Ve must have theee tormulations not anly in hand, but also\nentered into our databases, so you oan understand our sense of urgency. Flease lot mo Know If\nthere te anything | can do to expedite the formulation request process.\nAgain, many thanke for your cooporation and agzulstance.\nBest Reparde,\n\u201cYM hl IN: te lita head\nMischslo M. LaMaohic\nRED toxloologist lt\nYT * >\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\n. ~ NES > ~\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n~ > ms 7 aT AES ~\n(REDUCED SAMPLED ABOVIE - SET DETAILS BEIOW)\n\u00a2 np\n*x COUNT *\u00ab\n. x > ms oa .\nTOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 8\n. m \u2014 \u2014\nTOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED + 3\nsok SEND sto\nNo. REMOTE STATION START TIME DURAT LON | #P AGES MODE RESULTS ,\n1 33 3 478902619)/10-16-95 11:23AM 1\u00b082\") 8/ 3S/EC COMPLETED\n98GO00\n: TOTAL. 0:01'382\" 3\nNOTE: w\nNo. : OPERATION NUMBER 48 : 4800BPS SELECTED EC : ERROR CORRECT G2 + G2 COMMUNICATION wo\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF + STORIE & FORWARD RI: RELAY INITIATE RS + RELAY STATION Be\nMB: SEND TO MAILBOX PG: POLLING A REMOTE MB: MULTI-POLLING RM: RECEIVE TO MEMORY S\nwi\nal\nor\noa", "img_59692.png": "Figure 1 Mean daily number of hot flushes per cycle in efficacy evaluable population of\npostmenopausal women treated with 1mg 17B-estradiol (17B-E2) plus either 1.125 or 0.25\ntrimegestone (TMG), or 1 mg estradiol valerate (E2V)/1 mg norethisterone (NET). The n values are the\nnumbers of subjects at cycle 1\n13\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS019-002748\nOrder", "img_45802.png": "Figure 3 Mean daily number of nocturnal sweats in efficacy evaluable population of postmenopausal\n\nwomen treated with 1 mg 17B-estradiol (17B-E2) plus either 0.125 or 0.25 mg trimegestone (TMG), or\n\n1 mg estradiol valerate (E2V)/1 mg norethisterone (NET). The n values are the numbers of subjects at\n\ncycle 1. *Analysis of covariance\n\non ee er ee\n\nEE _ 3 nn a eres aera Pare Pee\n\na \u2019\n\neer isa\n\nha te\n\ne re i Be ice\u201d etek se ee .\n\n15\n\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS019-002750\nOrder", "img_60973.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_60974.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_60975.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_60976.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_60977.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_60978.png": "I ee eee PLACE\nSTAMP\nLee eo ee ee ee HERE\nee ie Capea cepted fetes\nUNICEF / UN CENTER\n704 DE MUN AVE.\nCLAYTON, MO. 63105\n(314) 721 - 1961", "img_64497.png": ": ANS Sr) Sips Us\nx ;\nErlanger Memorial Room\n1 - 1597D bookcase with glass sliding doors,\n316 mist green finish, no lock 107.10\n1 - 30B bookcase 30\" high, 344\" wide,\n11-5/8\" deep equipped with sliding %\ngless door SUNS es Vy\nTae above prices indicated are net unerated, delivered to location ; 66\u00b0\nready for instant use. a\nWe sincerely appreciate the opportunity of submitting these figures\nand we hope we are favored with this order which will be approximetely\nthree to four veaks after receipt of order.\nVery truly yours,\nSOLSCHER -WEewis QPICR FURNITURE COMPANY\n| hag Ame es i 1/8, ate\ndenegh F. Daddy\nFi oes Pres (Aas?\nJED: DE", "img_64498.png": ": ANS Sr) Sips Us\nx ;\nErlanger Memorial Room\n1 - 1597D bookcase with glass sliding doors,\n316 mist green finish, no lock 107.10\n1 - 30B bookcase 30\" high, 344\" wide,\n11-5/8\" deep equipped with sliding %\ngless door SUNS es Vy\nTae above prices indicated are net unerated, delivered to location ; 66\u00b0\nready for instant use. a\nWe sincerely appreciate the opportunity of submitting these figures\nand we hope we are favored with this order which will be approximetely\nthree to four veaks after receipt of order.\nVery truly yours,\nSOLSCHER -WEewis QPICR FURNITURE COMPANY\n| hag Ame es i 1/8, ate\ndenegh F. Daddy\nFi oes Pres (Aas?\nJED: DE", "img_64499.png": ": ANS Sr) Sips Us\nx ;\nErlanger Memorial Room\n1 - 1597D bookcase with glass sliding doors,\n316 mist green finish, no lock 107.10\n1 - 30B bookcase 30\" high, 344\" wide,\n11-5/8\" deep equipped with sliding %\ngless door SUNS es Vy\nTae above prices indicated are net unerated, delivered to location ; 66\u00b0\nready for instant use. a\nWe sincerely appreciate the opportunity of submitting these figures\nand we hope we are favored with this order which will be approximetely\nthree to four veaks after receipt of order.\nVery truly yours,\nSOLSCHER -WEewis QPICR FURNITURE COMPANY\n| hag Ame es i 1/8, ate\ndenegh F. Daddy\nFi oes Pres (Aas?\nJED: DE", "img_64500.png": ": ANS Sr) Sips Us\nx ;\nErlanger Memorial Room\n1 - 1597D bookcase with glass sliding doors,\n316 mist green finish, no lock 107.10\n1 - 30B bookcase 30\" high, 344\" wide,\n11-5/8\" deep equipped with sliding %\ngless door SUNS es Vy\nTae above prices indicated are net unerated, delivered to location ; 66\u00b0\nready for instant use. a\nWe sincerely appreciate the opportunity of submitting these figures\nand we hope we are favored with this order which will be approximetely\nthree to four veaks after receipt of order.\nVery truly yours,\nSOLSCHER -WEewis QPICR FURNITURE COMPANY\n| hag Ame es i 1/8, ate\ndenegh F. Daddy\nFi oes Pres (Aas?\nJED: DE", "img_610.png": "Soft Drinks ,\nPage 2\n3. The soft drink per capita consumption of 34.8 gallons 3\u00a5T fy\nrepresents an all-time high. This is equivalent to 5456 yA\neight~-ounce bottles per person or slightly more than dp v9\n1 1/2 bottles per day for every man, woman, and child .\nin the United States. Source: Advertising Age, \"Soft\nDrink Case Sales for '7l: 4.7 Billion,\" June 12, 1972.\nB. Prospects for the future\n/ 1. The key statistic in discussing soft drink consumption is\nthat the daily per capita consumption of liquids has remained\nat a constant two quarts per day for the past decade.*\n- a. Thus, any increases in soft drink consumption comes at\nthe expense of other liquids--notably, coffee, milk,\nand water.\nb. Water, which is consumed at a rate of close to 60 gallons\na year per person, is the leading liquid consumed.\n2. Soft drink consumption is increasing. The industry expects\nto maintain its current 7 to 9 percent growth rate into the-\n1970's. Source: 1971-1972 Annual Manual, at p. 63.\n3. Sometime during 1972, soft drinks are expected to replace\ncoffee as the leading liquid beverage consumed in the\nUnited States. Source: Ibid., at p. 62.\n4. The soft drink industry is so enthusiastic about its future\nprospects that it considers water as being \"vulnerable\" and\nsees a possible opportunity \"for (a) substantial replacement\nof water consumption by soft drinks in the future, thus\nexpanding . .. [to its] ultimate market potential.\"\nSource: Ibid.\nIf. THE SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY IS CHARACTERIZED AS HAVING A HIGH EDGREE\nOF CONCENTRATION AND CONSIDERED LACKING EFFECTIVE COMPETITION\nA. Market concentration\n1. In 1970, eight companies accounted for 84.1% of total\nsoft drink sales: ,\nThe Coca-Cola Company -- 42.2% Dr. Pepper Co. -- 3.5%\nPepsiCo, Inc. ~~ 16.6% Beverage International. Inc. ~-- 3.4%\nRoyal Crown Cola Co. -- 6.6% Canada Dry Corp. -- 3.38\nThe Seven-Up Co. -- 6.1% Cott Corp. -- 2.4%\nSource: FTC Joint Statement, at p. 1\n* See Appendix A", "img_611.png": "Soft Drinks ,\nPage 2\n3. The soft drink per capita consumption of 34.8 gallons 3\u00a5T fy\nrepresents an all-time high. This is equivalent to 5456 yA\neight~-ounce bottles per person or slightly more than dp v9\n1 1/2 bottles per day for every man, woman, and child .\nin the United States. Source: Advertising Age, \"Soft\nDrink Case Sales for '7l: 4.7 Billion,\" June 12, 1972.\nB. Prospects for the future\n/ 1. The key statistic in discussing soft drink consumption is\nthat the daily per capita consumption of liquids has remained\nat a constant two quarts per day for the past decade.*\n- a. Thus, any increases in soft drink consumption comes at\nthe expense of other liquids--notably, coffee, milk,\nand water.\nb. Water, which is consumed at a rate of close to 60 gallons\na year per person, is the leading liquid consumed.\n2. Soft drink consumption is increasing. The industry expects\nto maintain its current 7 to 9 percent growth rate into the-\n1970's. Source: 1971-1972 Annual Manual, at p. 63.\n3. Sometime during 1972, soft drinks are expected to replace\ncoffee as the leading liquid beverage consumed in the\nUnited States. Source: Ibid., at p. 62.\n4. The soft drink industry is so enthusiastic about its future\nprospects that it considers water as being \"vulnerable\" and\nsees a possible opportunity \"for (a) substantial replacement\nof water consumption by soft drinks in the future, thus\nexpanding . .. [to its] ultimate market potential.\"\nSource: Ibid.\nIf. THE SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY IS CHARACTERIZED AS HAVING A HIGH EDGREE\nOF CONCENTRATION AND CONSIDERED LACKING EFFECTIVE COMPETITION\nA. Market concentration\n1. In 1970, eight companies accounted for 84.1% of total\nsoft drink sales: ,\nThe Coca-Cola Company -- 42.2% Dr. Pepper Co. -- 3.5%\nPepsiCo, Inc. ~~ 16.6% Beverage International. Inc. ~-- 3.4%\nRoyal Crown Cola Co. -- 6.6% Canada Dry Corp. -- 3.38\nThe Seven-Up Co. -- 6.1% Cott Corp. -- 2.4%\nSource: FTC Joint Statement, at p. 1\n* See Appendix A", "img_612.png": "Soft Drinks ,\nPage 2\n3. The soft drink per capita consumption of 34.8 gallons 3\u00a5T fy\nrepresents an all-time high. This is equivalent to 5456 yA\neight~-ounce bottles per person or slightly more than dp v9\n1 1/2 bottles per day for every man, woman, and child .\nin the United States. Source: Advertising Age, \"Soft\nDrink Case Sales for '7l: 4.7 Billion,\" June 12, 1972.\nB. Prospects for the future\n/ 1. The key statistic in discussing soft drink consumption is\nthat the daily per capita consumption of liquids has remained\nat a constant two quarts per day for the past decade.*\n- a. Thus, any increases in soft drink consumption comes at\nthe expense of other liquids--notably, coffee, milk,\nand water.\nb. Water, which is consumed at a rate of close to 60 gallons\na year per person, is the leading liquid consumed.\n2. Soft drink consumption is increasing. The industry expects\nto maintain its current 7 to 9 percent growth rate into the-\n1970's. Source: 1971-1972 Annual Manual, at p. 63.\n3. Sometime during 1972, soft drinks are expected to replace\ncoffee as the leading liquid beverage consumed in the\nUnited States. Source: Ibid., at p. 62.\n4. The soft drink industry is so enthusiastic about its future\nprospects that it considers water as being \"vulnerable\" and\nsees a possible opportunity \"for (a) substantial replacement\nof water consumption by soft drinks in the future, thus\nexpanding . .. [to its] ultimate market potential.\"\nSource: Ibid.\nIf. THE SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY IS CHARACTERIZED AS HAVING A HIGH EDGREE\nOF CONCENTRATION AND CONSIDERED LACKING EFFECTIVE COMPETITION\nA. Market concentration\n1. In 1970, eight companies accounted for 84.1% of total\nsoft drink sales: ,\nThe Coca-Cola Company -- 42.2% Dr. Pepper Co. -- 3.5%\nPepsiCo, Inc. ~~ 16.6% Beverage International. Inc. ~-- 3.4%\nRoyal Crown Cola Co. -- 6.6% Canada Dry Corp. -- 3.38\nThe Seven-Up Co. -- 6.1% Cott Corp. -- 2.4%\nSource: FTC Joint Statement, at p. 1\n* See Appendix A", "img_613.png": "Soft Drinks ,\nPage 2\n3. The soft drink per capita consumption of 34.8 gallons 3\u00a5T fy\nrepresents an all-time high. This is equivalent to 5456 yA\neight~-ounce bottles per person or slightly more than dp v9\n1 1/2 bottles per day for every man, woman, and child .\nin the United States. Source: Advertising Age, \"Soft\nDrink Case Sales for '7l: 4.7 Billion,\" June 12, 1972.\nB. Prospects for the future\n/ 1. The key statistic in discussing soft drink consumption is\nthat the daily per capita consumption of liquids has remained\nat a constant two quarts per day for the past decade.*\n- a. Thus, any increases in soft drink consumption comes at\nthe expense of other liquids--notably, coffee, milk,\nand water.\nb. Water, which is consumed at a rate of close to 60 gallons\na year per person, is the leading liquid consumed.\n2. Soft drink consumption is increasing. The industry expects\nto maintain its current 7 to 9 percent growth rate into the-\n1970's. Source: 1971-1972 Annual Manual, at p. 63.\n3. Sometime during 1972, soft drinks are expected to replace\ncoffee as the leading liquid beverage consumed in the\nUnited States. Source: Ibid., at p. 62.\n4. The soft drink industry is so enthusiastic about its future\nprospects that it considers water as being \"vulnerable\" and\nsees a possible opportunity \"for (a) substantial replacement\nof water consumption by soft drinks in the future, thus\nexpanding . .. [to its] ultimate market potential.\"\nSource: Ibid.\nIf. THE SOFT DRINK INDUSTRY IS CHARACTERIZED AS HAVING A HIGH EDGREE\nOF CONCENTRATION AND CONSIDERED LACKING EFFECTIVE COMPETITION\nA. Market concentration\n1. In 1970, eight companies accounted for 84.1% of total\nsoft drink sales: ,\nThe Coca-Cola Company -- 42.2% Dr. Pepper Co. -- 3.5%\nPepsiCo, Inc. ~~ 16.6% Beverage International. Inc. ~-- 3.4%\nRoyal Crown Cola Co. -- 6.6% Canada Dry Corp. -- 3.38\nThe Seven-Up Co. -- 6.1% Cott Corp. -- 2.4%\nSource: FTC Joint Statement, at p. 1\n* See Appendix A", "img_31078.png": "Carmember Acct. No. Card No. :\nrOd4 801 O18 b LOOA?\n. irdmember : oval Code\nos WALID 04 75 THRU 03 76 a Soe\n** ROBERT E SHANK MD O\u00b0 ES\nS\u00e9vicWEstablishment-ee=-- ake. asa aR ti Any delayed charges 3\nWhoo WHEEL are entered below: 5\nRUCK TONE LL Mercnandse/Serices Typ0oTDelayedcha, =\n3120510664 1015 75 ee\nTaxes. Amt ofDelayedChg. \u2014 &\nee:\nES sank) Tips/Misc. Revised Total =\nCardmemberSignature q \u00e9 Total 5\nKah a Le caonennoe\nInvoice Number American Record of\nExpress Charges\nCardmember\n87950b oa\nSYo(Ul gersMAlteOrSH/AU NUN AlaTelUIsven colorel!lnaleinicsmUlersiatstel00l0leLetsva nhc 0a", "img_31079.png": "Carmember Acct. No. Card No. :\nrOd4 801 O18 b LOOA?\n. irdmember : oval Code\nos WALID 04 75 THRU 03 76 a Soe\n** ROBERT E SHANK MD O\u00b0 ES\nS\u00e9vicWEstablishment-ee=-- ake. asa aR ti Any delayed charges 3\nWhoo WHEEL are entered below: 5\nRUCK TONE LL Mercnandse/Serices Typ0oTDelayedcha, =\n3120510664 1015 75 ee\nTaxes. Amt ofDelayedChg. \u2014 &\nee:\nES sank) Tips/Misc. Revised Total =\nCardmemberSignature q \u00e9 Total 5\nKah a Le caonennoe\nInvoice Number American Record of\nExpress Charges\nCardmember\n87950b oa\nSYo(Ul gersMAlteOrSH/AU NUN AlaTelUIsven colorel!lnaleinicsmUlersiatstel00l0leLetsva nhc 0a", "img_31080.png": "Carmember Acct. No. Card No. :\nrOd4 801 O18 b LOOA?\n. irdmember : oval Code\nos WALID 04 75 THRU 03 76 a Soe\n** ROBERT E SHANK MD O\u00b0 ES\nS\u00e9vicWEstablishment-ee=-- ake. asa aR ti Any delayed charges 3\nWhoo WHEEL are entered below: 5\nRUCK TONE LL Mercnandse/Serices Typ0oTDelayedcha, =\n3120510664 1015 75 ee\nTaxes. Amt ofDelayedChg. \u2014 &\nee:\nES sank) Tips/Misc. Revised Total =\nCardmemberSignature q \u00e9 Total 5\nKah a Le caonennoe\nInvoice Number American Record of\nExpress Charges\nCardmember\n87950b oa\nSYo(Ul gersMAlteOrSH/AU NUN AlaTelUIsven colorel!lnaleinicsmUlersiatstel00l0leLetsva nhc 0a", "img_53433.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53434.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53436.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53438.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53439.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53440.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_53441.png": "R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company 12/21/95 CRIS Case Summary\nCase 2459103\nAcct# : Home Ph: 219-493-3522\nName : Mr. Sam Hall Work Ph: - -\nAddress: 217 Highway 30 West\nNew Haven, IN 46774\n\nDate Occurred: 00:00\nDate Received: 12/12/95 15:57 wt av\nDate Closed : 12/21/95 10:53 ee yh\nWhen Referred : wh iid\nReferral Resp Due : Letter Code: \u2018\nReferral Resp Recd : . J\nCheck Amount : $ 0.00\nCoupon Amount: 0.00 .\n\nP , Sham-\ncertif. Mail : N An Reel\nD.O.B. : 01/04/49 iM DP\nAge : 46 me S ape \u2018\n\nuy, OS\n\nInitial Representative : A. Burton sbi 4\nLast Representative : J. G. Griggs Kol ge\nMethod of Contact : call\nType of Contact : Other\nType of Customer : Unknown - Written Only\nProduct Brands : No Entry\nPromotions : Not Promotion Related\nReason for Contact : Smoking Controversies - Health\nPriority . : No Entry\nAction Taken : resolved referred no further crd followup\nReferred To :\nStore Type/Class of Trade : No Entry\nRoot Cause ' $ Other Cause (Enter in \"0 text)\nSource of Contact : No Entry\nSurvey : No\nPhone Type : Touch Tone\nRegional OPS Number : Detroit Region (800-714-6637)\nSatisfaction Tracking System : Julie Griggs\nPromo Type : Other\nContact by Family : No Entry\nFulfillment House : No Entry\nPlant : No Entry\nSales Divisions : 6737 ~ Ft. Wayne\nType: C Representative: A. Burton Q\nIn Date: 12/20/95 16:00 Due Date: 00:00 Done Date: 00:00 &\nDese: Who: a\nwants to know the average tar and nicotine inhaled be second hand smoke, nD\nhas a committe meeting tonight and is the head of the restaurant g\nassociation in his area, says that the legislatures want to band @\nsmoking, wants info to rebuttle", "img_59623.png": "SI", "img_59624.png": "SI", "img_59626.png": "SI", "img_59628.png": "SI", "img_45127.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45132.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45134.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45142.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45147.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45148.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_45151.png": "l s 3 5 pair 1, 1936\n/ Regen\nu Se\nA s, 05\nMessrs, Place, Hoodless, Goetzinger: Pace =\nAttached is draft of minutes of yesterday's Committee Meeting, -\nsubject to approval of counsel.\nWill you kindly indicate your approval, or criticismand\nreturn to us promptly.\nF.G.Taylor\niw\nof\neo\nSa", "img_37650.png": "|\na\npee) ey\n=) = oe Sad\n\u2014onlen) m mle) ye) e", "img_37654.png": "|\na\npee) ey\n=) = oe Sad\n\u2014onlen) m mle) ye) e", "img_56618.png": "iy , oe a\nBEER AND SCURVY\nSOME NOTES FROM HISTORY 1\n\u2018BY\nALICE HENDERSON SMITH\n+ (From the Lister Institute of Preventioe Medicine.) :\n\u2019 oO . -\n\nReprinted from THE LANCET, December 14 1918 .\n~ .\na", "img_56619.png": "iy , oe a\nBEER AND SCURVY\nSOME NOTES FROM HISTORY 1\n\u2018BY\nALICE HENDERSON SMITH\n+ (From the Lister Institute of Preventioe Medicine.) :\n\u2019 oO . -\n\nReprinted from THE LANCET, December 14 1918 .\n~ .\na", "img_43653.png": "OCP vs Cyclic Load\nE Sample 7 grooved\n9\n< -100 ,\n: 2.,/ C=\u201d\n| ge\n: tN\n: E -250\nBal |\n8\n-350\n . Cyclic Load (N)\nCurrent vs Cyclic Load\nSample 7 grooved\n4b\n} 3.50E-01\n| S208 o ee\nEto\ngE \u2014\u2014SCS*d\n| Z LEO! | SS aom@tn-Y\"._1\n! 5.00E-02\n; -5.00E-02 6 60 000 00 000 00 3000 00\nCyclic Load (N)\na caf So a a _\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOCUMEND SUBJEOT NG | RPROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707448", "img_43659.png": "OCP vs Cyclic Load\nE Sample 7 grooved\n9\n< -100 ,\n: 2.,/ C=\u201d\n| ge\n: tN\n: E -250\nBal |\n8\n-350\n . Cyclic Load (N)\nCurrent vs Cyclic Load\nSample 7 grooved\n4b\n} 3.50E-01\n| S208 o ee\nEto\ngE \u2014\u2014SCS*d\n| Z LEO! | SS aom@tn-Y\"._1\n! 5.00E-02\n; -5.00E-02 6 60 000 00 000 00 3000 00\nCyclic Load (N)\na caf So a a _\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOCUMEND SUBJEOT NG | RPROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707448", "img_43105.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43106.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43111.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43113.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43115.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43117.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43120.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43125.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43127.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43130.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_43133.png": "OCP vs Time\n. : Control 6, grooved\n| a\nF 20 a papnentits\n00 pg AE\n\u2014S -20 $ gpl 50- 100-150. 150 240\n35 Of OT\n| \u00a32 0\nE S80 eee\n0\n-120\nTime (hrs)\nCurrent vs time,\n: Control 6, grooved ~\n0.01 ope,\n3 oot $0 00h\n6 008\nOF\n; -0.05 -\nTime (hrs)\nPROTECTED DOCUMENTS DOGUMEND SUBJECT TNO .PROTECTIVEORDERs DEPUY047707455", "img_22584.png": "\u201cwore.\u2014DO NOT USE THIS ROUTE SLIP TO | oaTE 3/15/72\nSHOW FORMAL CLEARANCES OR APPROVALS |\n\nTO: AGENCY BLDG. ROOM\n\nDr. William Darby\n\n( APPROVAL OO REVIEW (1 PER CONVERSATION\nDD SIGNATURE ( NOTE AND SEE ME 0 AS REQUESTED\n\n0 COMMENT (0 NOTE AND RETURN (() NECESSARY ACTION\n( FOR YOUR INFORMATION\n\nCO PREPARE REPLY FOR SIGNATURE OF__-- ===\nREMARKS:\n\nFor your information.\n\n(Fold here for return)\n\nTos oo Re\nFrom Bill Murray\n\nPHONE BUILDING ROOM\n\nFor HEW-30 Rev.1155 FRROUTE SLIP cro-tex\u2014o-sc0ecs", "img_62843.png": ".\n- >\n. .\n. i\nI\n\\ ths,\nFORM 164\nDEPOSITED BY PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\n\u201cTc a 1 oer ae eae 1 eatin\nW. J. Darsy, M. D.  fbattans [cents\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 CURRENCY | |\nTHOMPSON STATION, SPRNESAER RUT ty Aiea thee ap\nNational Academy of Sciences Check ____._ 276, \u00a38\nHospital for Sick children CHECK 383 | 37\n4154-9. 45- Amstar Z |\nIn receiving focal or out-of-town items whether for credit or collection, First AMERICAN NaTIONAL BANK pend\nsess niy-as emeat and Wil not bo Mable for toss tt tanh or Yor mnconduc, seghasuces oe Dee detatt ot\n. Sibcagent woo shall be deemed agents of deposit .\n(AU credits given fot such Were are conctionsl, subject to be charged back to depositors account, if not\neontecie\u00e9s tuo ail stems dawn on thi bank snd soi f0Ce at close of busines on day'ot deposi =\nRight is reserved and the bank is authorized to forwatd items fer collection of payment direct to the y\ndrawet ot pagar bank of through any oiher hank at is Blctstion and To veseive payintn im orate arate or\ntes crams ot ene base; aa Seoepe ok coaligence, santa oma ase Us base fae eeaeeee at the ate ee Es\nfeeelved ih payment sor for loses Stereo.\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House. * |\nHILLSBORO GRANCH TOTAL | |\nsaorONaCaricee rae weore boa te BFoed\nFIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK GREBDET cr tcoronacsraces ane necorn tod erensO Fon\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE\nUBABaOOOOr aeaie AS okie\nt\nen\n\u2018\nCsr.c PaVal=TiV1 Ta WV 0 WAPA's| =", "img_62844.png": ".\n- >\n. .\n. i\nI\n\\ ths,\nFORM 164\nDEPOSITED BY PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\n\u201cTc a 1 oer ae eae 1 eatin\nW. J. Darsy, M. D.  fbattans [cents\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 CURRENCY | |\nTHOMPSON STATION, SPRNESAER RUT ty Aiea thee ap\nNational Academy of Sciences Check ____._ 276, \u00a38\nHospital for Sick children CHECK 383 | 37\n4154-9. 45- Amstar Z |\nIn receiving focal or out-of-town items whether for credit or collection, First AMERICAN NaTIONAL BANK pend\nsess niy-as emeat and Wil not bo Mable for toss tt tanh or Yor mnconduc, seghasuces oe Dee detatt ot\n. Sibcagent woo shall be deemed agents of deposit .\n(AU credits given fot such Were are conctionsl, subject to be charged back to depositors account, if not\neontecie\u00e9s tuo ail stems dawn on thi bank snd soi f0Ce at close of busines on day'ot deposi =\nRight is reserved and the bank is authorized to forwatd items fer collection of payment direct to the y\ndrawet ot pagar bank of through any oiher hank at is Blctstion and To veseive payintn im orate arate or\ntes crams ot ene base; aa Seoepe ok coaligence, santa oma ase Us base fae eeaeeee at the ate ee Es\nfeeelved ih payment sor for loses Stereo.\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House. * |\nHILLSBORO GRANCH TOTAL | |\nsaorONaCaricee rae weore boa te BFoed\nFIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK GREBDET cr tcoronacsraces ane necorn tod erensO Fon\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE\nUBABaOOOOr aeaie AS okie\nt\nen\n\u2018\nCsr.c PaVal=TiV1 Ta WV 0 WAPA's| =", "img_62846.png": ".\n- >\n. .\n. i\nI\n\\ ths,\nFORM 164\nDEPOSITED BY PLEASE SEE THAT ALL CHECKS ARE ENDORSED\n\u201cTc a 1 oer ae eae 1 eatin\nW. J. Darsy, M. D.  fbattans [cents\nROUTE 2, BOX 165 CURRENCY | |\nTHOMPSON STATION, SPRNESAER RUT ty Aiea thee ap\nNational Academy of Sciences Check ____._ 276, \u00a38\nHospital for Sick children CHECK 383 | 37\n4154-9. 45- Amstar Z |\nIn receiving focal or out-of-town items whether for credit or collection, First AMERICAN NaTIONAL BANK pend\nsess niy-as emeat and Wil not bo Mable for toss tt tanh or Yor mnconduc, seghasuces oe Dee detatt ot\n. Sibcagent woo shall be deemed agents of deposit .\n(AU credits given fot such Were are conctionsl, subject to be charged back to depositors account, if not\neontecie\u00e9s tuo ail stems dawn on thi bank snd soi f0Ce at close of busines on day'ot deposi =\nRight is reserved and the bank is authorized to forwatd items fer collection of payment direct to the y\ndrawet ot pagar bank of through any oiher hank at is Blctstion and To veseive payintn im orate arate or\ntes crams ot ene base; aa Seoepe ok coaligence, santa oma ase Us base fae eeaeeee at the ate ee Es\nfeeelved ih payment sor for loses Stereo.\nNashville items are to be handled subject to final payment through the Nashville Clearing House. * |\nHILLSBORO GRANCH TOTAL | |\nsaorONaCaricee rae weore boa te BFoed\nFIRST AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK GREBDET cr tcoronacsraces ane necorn tod erensO Fon\nNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE\nUBABaOOOOr aeaie AS okie\nt\nen\n\u2018\nCsr.c PaVal=TiV1 Ta WV 0 WAPA's| =", "img_12577.png": "\u201cJ. REYNOLDS TOBAGGCO GOMPANY FAX GOVER SHEET\n* -\u00bb> an to}:\na, . Aa OMPANY\nCGA\nireland se\nEE ERT COE NA\n0113~\u2014353~1-4546451\ncap GOMEARY\nJames &. Gwauger . RJR Tobacco fo_ penne\nCeUATTS sees a RI\nP50 Reynolds Givd, Wineton-Satem a FMT NS\nBodientifie & Regulatory Affelre |\nSLEPHORE NOME SO RIRS ER NUM ERIE OF BASES\n(930) 741-9540 (936) 741-0016 a\nne \u201d neyneide sent this letter to the tren Department of Health end Chidren on Devember 22. 12N6.\nTRANSMISSION REPORT\nTHIS DOCUMENT WAS CONFIRMED\n(REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE - SEE DETAILS BELOW)\n*%*x COUNT *x\n., TOTAL PAGES SCANNED > 3\n*\u00a7 TOTAL PAGES CONFIRMED : 3\nseme SEND ek\niL eiessiee son] ee] sae\n14400\nNOTE: TOTAL 0:00\u00b0B6\" 8 . wo\nNo. + OPERATION NUMBER 46 + 4800BPS SELECTED EC + ERROR CORRECT G2: G2 COMMUNICATION nm\nPD : POLLED BY REMOTE SF : STORE & FORWARD RI + RELAY INITIATE KS : RELAY STATION >\nMB : SEND TO MAILBOX PG +: POLLING A REMOTE MP + MULTI-POLLING RM : RECEIVE TO MEMORY w\n.\nwD\n\u00bb\n. Ca\nycuMeNtS ICSE ECU OCS Iylea elewal", "img_50762.png": "6. Why Did Shasta Switch to Fructose?\n1. Where Does Fructose Sweetener Come\nFrom? T hree reasons; better taste; growing consumer\nconcern over sugar; and economic benefits for\nF ructose is a sweetener made from corn during Shasta, our customers and the country.\na wet milling process. It is a simple nutritive : .\nsweetener, chemically identical to the sweetener Because fructose sweetener is a chemically simpler\nfound commonly in fruits and honey. : sweetener, it enhances the taste of our products,\nrather than masking them as ordinary sugar often\n2. What is the Difference Between anes. In extensive consumer taste tests, Shasta 3\n. ola was judged to have a lighter, less sugary an\nFructose Sweetener and Ordinary Sugar? less syrupy taste when compared to Coca-Cola and\nPepsi-Cola.\nO rdinary white refined sugar, or sucrose, is a\ncomplex sweetener derived primarily from Consumers are growing increasingly concerned\ncane and sugar beets. It breaks down into equal about their intake of ordinary sugar. Current sugar\nparts of two simple sugars, fructose and dextrose. consumption averages nearly 95 pounds per person\nThe sweetener Shasta is now using in its line of and the U.S. Department of Agriculture has called\nsoft drinks, High Fructose Corn Sweetener 55, for a 45 per cent per person reduction in white\nbreaks down into 55 per cent fructose, 42 per cent refined sugar intake. Fructose sweetener provided\ndextrose and three per cent non-sweetening com- Shasta the opportunity to offer those consumers an\npounds. Because it contains a higher percentage of alternative to soft drinks sweetened with ordinary ~\nfructose, fructose corn sweetener is sweeter than refined sugar. An alternative offering fewer car-\nordinary sugar. bohydrates and calories, and better taste.\n3. Aren\u2019t Fructose Sweetener and Corn For more information on this growing concern over\nSyrup the Same Thing? the consumption of ordinary refined sugar, see the\nfollowing books:\nteal . Sugar Biues, by William Dufty;\nN ocr syrup is a heavy syrup with a low Diet Away Your Stress, Tension and Anxiety:\nxtrose content. High Fructose Corn The Fructose Diet Book, by J. Daniel Palm, Ph.D\nSweetener is a brand new form of superior 1 \u00bb by #. Daniel Palm, Pn.b.\nwa Dr. Cooper's Fabulous Fructose Diet, by J.T.\nsweetener that is lighter, sweeter and much better Cooper, M.D.;\nj y Ny\ntasting. Sweet and Dangerous, by John Yudkin, M.D.\n; .\nSwontonenetose a Relatively New Form of A final reason for our conversion involved\n. economics. Because fructose sweetener costs less\nthan ordinary sugar, Shasta can continue to offer\nF ructose Sweetener 55 has become commercial- its great tasting soft drinks at prices lower than\nly available only in the past few years. However, in other national brands. In addition, fructose is\nthat time it has become an increasingly popular available at stable prices and in dependable quan-\nsweetener: for processed foods such as baked goods, tities unlike refined sugar from foreign sources.\njams, salad dressing and the like. It is being used by Also, the development of the domestic sweetener\nsuch companies as Sara Lee, De! Monte and industry contributes to the economic well-being of\nSmuckers, in a variety of their products. the United States through the development of jobs\nand favorable contributions to the U.S. balance of\n5. Isn\u2019t Fructose a Low-Calorie trade.\nSweetener? |\n. 7. Will Shasta be using Fructose in Its\nB ecause fructose sweetener is sweeter than Diet Products?\nsucrose, Shasta can use less of it to obtain the\ndesired level of sweetness. However, it is not a iow- B ecause fructose is not a non-calorie sweetener,\ncalorie form of sweetener, like saccharin. Because Shasta will continue to use saccharin for\nwe are now using less sweetener in our regular line sweetening of its diet products. However, we are in\nof soft drinks, their calorie content has been re- the process of reformulating our diet line. News on\nduced some ten per cent, compared to the old for- that reformulation will be forthcoming this fall. It\nmulation. will still be a low calorie or non-calorie line.", "img_50763.png": "6. Why Did Shasta Switch to Fructose?\n1. Where Does Fructose Sweetener Come\nFrom? T hree reasons; better taste; growing consumer\nconcern over sugar; and economic benefits for\nF ructose is a sweetener made from corn during Shasta, our customers and the country.\na wet milling process. It is a simple nutritive : .\nsweetener, chemically identical to the sweetener Because fructose sweetener is a chemically simpler\nfound commonly in fruits and honey. : sweetener, it enhances the taste of our products,\nrather than masking them as ordinary sugar often\n2. What is the Difference Between anes. In extensive consumer taste tests, Shasta 3\n. ola was judged to have a lighter, less sugary an\nFructose Sweetener and Ordinary Sugar? less syrupy taste when compared to Coca-Cola and\nPepsi-Cola.\nO rdinary white refined sugar, or sucrose, is a\ncomplex sweetener derived primarily from Consumers are growing increasingly concerned\ncane and sugar beets. It breaks down into equal about their intake of ordinary sugar. Current sugar\nparts of two simple sugars, fructose and dextrose. consumption averages nearly 95 pounds per person\nThe sweetener Shasta is now using in its line of and the U.S. Department of Agriculture has called\nsoft drinks, High Fructose Corn Sweetener 55, for a 45 per cent per person reduction in white\nbreaks down into 55 per cent fructose, 42 per cent refined sugar intake. Fructose sweetener provided\ndextrose and three per cent non-sweetening com- Shasta the opportunity to offer those consumers an\npounds. Because it contains a higher percentage of alternative to soft drinks sweetened with ordinary ~\nfructose, fructose corn sweetener is sweeter than refined sugar. An alternative offering fewer car-\nordinary sugar. bohydrates and calories, and better taste.\n3. Aren\u2019t Fructose Sweetener and Corn For more information on this growing concern over\nSyrup the Same Thing? the consumption of ordinary refined sugar, see the\nfollowing books:\nteal . Sugar Biues, by William Dufty;\nN ocr syrup is a heavy syrup with a low Diet Away Your Stress, Tension and Anxiety:\nxtrose content. High Fructose Corn The Fructose Diet Book, by J. Daniel Palm, Ph.D\nSweetener is a brand new form of superior 1 \u00bb by #. Daniel Palm, Pn.b.\nwa Dr. Cooper's Fabulous Fructose Diet, by J.T.\nsweetener that is lighter, sweeter and much better Cooper, M.D.;\nj y Ny\ntasting. Sweet and Dangerous, by John Yudkin, M.D.\n; .\nSwontonenetose a Relatively New Form of A final reason for our conversion involved\n. economics. Because fructose sweetener costs less\nthan ordinary sugar, Shasta can continue to offer\nF ructose Sweetener 55 has become commercial- its great tasting soft drinks at prices lower than\nly available only in the past few years. However, in other national brands. In addition, fructose is\nthat time it has become an increasingly popular available at stable prices and in dependable quan-\nsweetener: for processed foods such as baked goods, tities unlike refined sugar from foreign sources.\njams, salad dressing and the like. It is being used by Also, the development of the domestic sweetener\nsuch companies as Sara Lee, De! Monte and industry contributes to the economic well-being of\nSmuckers, in a variety of their products. the United States through the development of jobs\nand favorable contributions to the U.S. balance of\n5. Isn\u2019t Fructose a Low-Calorie trade.\nSweetener? |\n. 7. Will Shasta be using Fructose in Its\nB ecause fructose sweetener is sweeter than Diet Products?\nsucrose, Shasta can use less of it to obtain the\ndesired level of sweetness. However, it is not a iow- B ecause fructose is not a non-calorie sweetener,\ncalorie form of sweetener, like saccharin. Because Shasta will continue to use saccharin for\nwe are now using less sweetener in our regular line sweetening of its diet products. However, we are in\nof soft drinks, their calorie content has been re- the process of reformulating our diet line. News on\nduced some ten per cent, compared to the old for- that reformulation will be forthcoming this fall. It\nmulation. will still be a low calorie or non-calorie line.", "img_55014.png": "ee mr\n. : BE IU\nSRRREr\nPew ein d\nINTRODUCTION TO. ALPHA. PROGRA No..24\nTION TO ALPHA oGRAM INO.\u00a349 By\nPRODUCT\n20 Min. e@ Evolution of the Cigarette A. W. Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. Mosberg 9\u00b0,\nw\nS", "img_55021.png": "ee mr\n. : BE IU\nSRRREr\nPew ein d\nINTRODUCTION TO. ALPHA. PROGRA No..24\nTION TO ALPHA oGRAM INO.\u00a349 By\nPRODUCT\n20 Min. e@ Evolution of the Cigarette A. W. Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. 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Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. Mosberg 9\u00b0,\nw\nS", "img_55025.png": "ee mr\n. : BE IU\nSRRREr\nPew ein d\nINTRODUCTION TO. ALPHA. PROGRA No..24\nTION TO ALPHA oGRAM INO.\u00a349 By\nPRODUCT\n20 Min. e@ Evolution of the Cigarette A. W. Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. Mosberg 9\u00b0,\nw\nS", "img_55026.png": "ee mr\n. : BE IU\nSRRREr\nPew ein d\nINTRODUCTION TO. ALPHA. PROGRA No..24\nTION TO ALPHA oGRAM INO.\u00a349 By\nPRODUCT\n20 Min. e@ Evolution of the Cigarette A. W. Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. Mosberg 9\u00b0,\nw\nS", "img_55027.png": "ee mr\n. : BE IU\nSRRREr\nPew ein d\nINTRODUCTION TO. ALPHA. PROGRA No..24\nTION TO ALPHA oGRAM INO.\u00a349 By\nPRODUCT\n20 Min. e@ Evolution of the Cigarette A. W. Hayes\nand Introduction to the\nAlpha Concept and Components\nTOX PLAN\n20 Min. @ Overview of Approach to J. R. Hayes\nBiological Activity of Alpha\nCOMPONENTS\n15 Min. @ Specific Components J. R. Hayes\n10 Min. e Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n10 Min. @ Glycerol A. T. Mosberg \u2018\n5 Min. @ Propylene Glycol A. T. Mosberg\nAEROSOL\n40 Min. e@ Aerosol Chemistry M. F. Borgerding\n@ Biological Activity\n15 Min. - Genetic Toxicology D. J. Doolittle\n50 Min, - RJR Studies C. R. E. Coggins 3\n(Aerosol and CO) a\n40 Min. - Contract Studies A. T. Mosberg 9\u00b0,\nw\nS", "img_64730.png": "a\nww\nes 5 YEAR GRAPH OF PATIENT DAYS\nSELF-CARE SERVICE\n18000 48487\n17000\n6772 :\n16000 ,\n15000\n14683\n14000\n13000\n12000\n11000 : 11707\n10000\n= a\n8000\n; 7806\n7000\n64eu\n6000\n1971 1972 1973 1974 4g75 @ #1976\n*1976 i: is analyzation based on 5 months @ j\nSTOTT OTP a1 TG SEIU NU VAAL [UTSIOZ6[OLGIU Tag VS TaNeSHUTOCSU STS [UILLSTSIATIT6 lO", "img_64731.png": "a\nww\nes 5 YEAR GRAPH OF PATIENT DAYS\nSELF-CARE SERVICE\n18000 48487\n17000\n6772 :\n16000 ,\n15000\n14683\n14000\n13000\n12000\n11000 : 11707\n10000\n= a\n8000\n; 7806\n7000\n64eu\n6000\n1971 1972 1973 1974 4g75 @ #1976\n*1976 i: is analyzation based on 5 months @ j\nSTOTT OTP a1 TG SEIU NU VAAL [UTSIOZ6[OLGIU Tag VS TaNeSHUTOCSU STS [UILLSTSIATIT6 lO", "img_64732.png": "a\nww\nes 5 YEAR GRAPH OF PATIENT DAYS\nSELF-CARE SERVICE\n18000 48487\n17000\n6772 :\n16000 ,\n15000\n14683\n14000\n13000\n12000\n11000 : 11707\n10000\n= a\n8000\n; 7806\n7000\n64eu\n6000\n1971 1972 1973 1974 4g75 @ #1976\n*1976 i: is analyzation based on 5 months @ j\nSTOTT OTP a1 TG SEIU NU VAAL [UTSIOZ6[OLGIU Tag VS TaNeSHUTOCSU STS [UILLSTSIATIT6 lO", "img_64166.png": "\u00e9\n\n\u00a9 NAHE TITIZ AMOUNT % DATES AUTH, NO,\n\n@ 708 1S6sez JAMES \u00a5 CARTER T 117 \u00a9 2 Animal 12 Caretaker CoG 50 OO 31661 63161 e349\nsO oe S 2 FORO \u201ctv C CLewy tx T tT *\u00a5e Admin, trea Ass't T2500 as 33 LP +S 7 93061 a 299\ny +S So 8366 iz TTA PEREFENS r + %:F  && Glassward a Washer 7333 53 tc? Bo 161 ; 17 71\n\ne > sao aoe asce te. eT ta PERKINS +r 44% \u201d \" t2 \" \u2018232332 os i TH te 7 1 ? #8 2 7: 3\ny . * \u00bb 4 \u00a5 70 A oe VAS f a * 2.55. Oe { Animal In Caretaker 263: 24 5S 4 go 764 : 15 61 +73\nys 3a 0 x TS 7a FAW V7 VA rR T TE? F \" Tr2 Ww 2e3 23 2 4 E4 go \"eat iT2a\n\n9 30 61 -\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n@\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\ne\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n@ 3B78e32%\n\n@\n\nCSYoYUTR6V= FIN AIAN OSH/AU AUNT A\u00a9 UESIOm Z6 LOLOLU Inne TaleSMUT Ors =e UIL6 oTecSIAN] 0 O-Nd", "img_64167.png": "\u00e9\n\n\u00a9 NAHE TITIZ AMOUNT % DATES AUTH, NO,\n\n@ 708 1S6sez JAMES \u00a5 CARTER T 117 \u00a9 2 Animal 12 Caretaker CoG 50 OO 31661 63161 e349\nsO oe S 2 FORO \u201ctv C CLewy tx T tT *\u00a5e Admin, trea Ass't T2500 as 33 LP +S 7 93061 a 299\ny +S So 8366 iz TTA PEREFENS r + %:F  && Glassward a Washer 7333 53 tc? Bo 161 ; 17 71\n\ne > sao aoe asce te. eT ta PERKINS +r 44% \u201d \" t2 \" \u2018232332 os i TH te 7 1 ? #8 2 7: 3\ny . * \u00bb 4 \u00a5 70 A oe VAS f a * 2.55. Oe { Animal In Caretaker 263: 24 5S 4 go 764 : 15 61 +73\nys 3a 0 x TS 7a FAW V7 VA rR T TE? F \" Tr2 Ww 2e3 23 2 4 E4 go \"eat iT2a\n\n9 30 61 -\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n@\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\ne\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n@ 3B78e32%\n\n@\n\nCSYoYUTR6V= FIN AIAN OSH/AU AUNT A\u00a9 UESIOm Z6 LOLOLU Inne TaleSMUT Ors =e UIL6 oTecSIAN] 0 O-Nd", "img_64168.png": "\u00e9\n\n\u00a9 NAHE TITIZ AMOUNT % DATES AUTH, NO,\n\n@ 708 1S6sez JAMES \u00a5 CARTER T 117 \u00a9 2 Animal 12 Caretaker CoG 50 OO 31661 63161 e349\nsO oe S 2 FORO \u201ctv C CLewy tx T tT *\u00a5e Admin, trea Ass't T2500 as 33 LP +S 7 93061 a 299\ny +S So 8366 iz TTA PEREFENS r + %:F  && Glassward a Washer 7333 53 tc? Bo 161 ; 17 71\n\ne > sao aoe asce te. eT ta PERKINS +r 44% \u201d \" t2 \" \u2018232332 os i TH te 7 1 ? #8 2 7: 3\ny . * \u00bb 4 \u00a5 70 A oe VAS f a * 2.55. Oe { Animal In Caretaker 263: 24 5S 4 go 764 : 15 61 +73\nys 3a 0 x TS 7a FAW V7 VA rR T TE? F \" Tr2 Ww 2e3 23 2 4 E4 go \"eat iT2a\n\n9 30 61 -\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n@\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\ne\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n@ 3B78e32%\n\n@\n\nCSYoYUTR6V= FIN AIAN OSH/AU AUNT A\u00a9 UESIOm Z6 LOLOLU Inne TaleSMUT Ors =e UIL6 oTecSIAN] 0 O-Nd", "img_64169.png": "\u00e9\n\n\u00a9 NAHE TITIZ AMOUNT % DATES AUTH, NO,\n\n@ 708 1S6sez JAMES \u00a5 CARTER T 117 \u00a9 2 Animal 12 Caretaker CoG 50 OO 31661 63161 e349\nsO oe S 2 FORO \u201ctv C CLewy tx T tT *\u00a5e Admin, trea Ass't T2500 as 33 LP +S 7 93061 a 299\ny +S So 8366 iz TTA PEREFENS r + %:F  && Glassward a Washer 7333 53 tc? Bo 161 ; 17 71\n\ne > sao aoe asce te. eT ta PERKINS +r 44% \u201d \" t2 \" \u2018232332 os i TH te 7 1 ? #8 2 7: 3\ny . * \u00bb 4 \u00a5 70 A oe VAS f a * 2.55. Oe { Animal In Caretaker 263: 24 5S 4 go 764 : 15 61 +73\nys 3a 0 x TS 7a FAW V7 VA rR T TE? F \" Tr2 Ww 2e3 23 2 4 E4 go \"eat iT2a\n\n9 30 61 -\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n\u00ae\n\n\u00a9\n\n@\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n\u00ae\n\ne\n\n\u00ae\n\n@\n\n@ 3B78e32%\n\n@\n\nCSYoYUTR6V= FIN AIAN OSH/AU AUNT A\u00a9 UESIOm Z6 LOLOLU Inne TaleSMUT Ors =e UIL6 oTecSIAN] 0 O-Nd", "img_50800.png": "R.10/Add. 37\n7.0\npea sanyo + CHEESE\n0 AN\n. i sicin't teehee\na BREAD + OATMEALO\n\u2014 30 a.\n. o%eneao\n= 3206\na r=0.994\n5\n1.0\n% Lo 2.0 3.0 4.0\nFig. 5 - Supplementary effect of several foods when mixed\nwith bread and fed at 5% protein from each.\nData of McLaughlan and Morrison (39).\n\\w, 2 AAA 4010) ws A Aw O18) TARAS Le)", "img_50801.png": "R.10/Add. 37\n7.0\npea sanyo + CHEESE\n0 AN\n. i sicin't teehee\na BREAD + OATMEALO\n\u2014 30 a.\n. o%eneao\n= 3206\na r=0.994\n5\n1.0\n% Lo 2.0 3.0 4.0\nFig. 5 - Supplementary effect of several foods when mixed\nwith bread and fed at 5% protein from each.\nData of McLaughlan and Morrison (39).\n\\w, 2 AAA 4010) ws A Aw O18) TARAS Le)", "img_57374.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_57375.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_57376.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_57386.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_57387.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_57388.png": "|\n\u201cCIGFIL LIMITED, CHENNAI\nSchedules annexed to and forming part of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2004 |\n. |\n| 3) Acetate Filament Yarn/Fibre Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 23,471 | ___ 37.85\nPrevious year (12,431) (27.67)\n| 4) Acetate Tow Kgs Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year 661,328 | 1,262.38\n: Previous year (725,722) (1519.97)\n: 5) Poly Propelene MTs Rs. Inlakhs\n! Current Year 102.550 __ | 46.88\nPrevious year (235.949) (106.84)\nD) Opening and Closing Stock of goods produced :\n| 1) Opening Stock : .\n| a) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR___Rs. In lakhs .\n| Current Year 64.232 51.46\n| Previous year (18.7652) (13.56)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks inKgs _Rs. In lakhs |\n| Current Year\n| Previous year\n|\n| 2) Closing Stock :\na) Cigarette Filter Rods inMNR____Rs. In lakhs |\nCurrent Year 31.5594 23.97\nPrevious year (64.232) (51.46)\nb) Poly Propelene Woven Fabrics/Sacks. in Kgs __Rs. In lakhs\nCurrent Year | 3220 S| 3.23\nPrevious year 2863.5 | 287 |\nE) Value of imported/indigenous raw materials, stores & spare parts and components\nconsumed :\n1) Raw Materials : Percentage Rs. In lakhs\nImported : |\nCurrent Year 79.23% 1,304.95\nPrevious year (82.85%) (1596.85)\n0\nIndigenous :\nCurrent Year 20.77% __| 342.04 J\nPrevious year (17.15%) (330.44)", "img_19251.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 10 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\n\nAugust 16, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\n\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPoster A6 Endometrium/safety WMC Poster presented\nA comparative 2-year study of two Berlin, June 2002\nsequential regimens of Img estradiol\nand trimegestone with 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone upon profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women\nP.Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A7 Metabolic WMC Poster presented\nBlood lipid profiles in impact/hemostasis Berlin, June 2002\npostmenopausal women on either a\nsequential regimen of 1mg estradiol\nand trimegestone or 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone over a 1-year\nperiod\nP. Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A8 Hemostasis WMC Poster presented\nA 1-year comparative assessment of Berlin, June 2002\nthe hemostatic profile of\npostmenopausal women following a\nsequential regimen of Img estradiol\ncombined with either trimegestone or\nnorethisterone\nC. Kluft , D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Bone WMC First draft submitted for initial review 30.07.02\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Berlin, June 2002\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Climacteric symptoms WMC First draft submitted for initial review 9.08.02\na continuous HRT preparation Efficacy Berlin, June 2002\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nAn overview of the comparative WMC First draft submitted for initial review 1.08.02\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and Berlin, June 2002\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nThe preclinical biology of WMC First draft submitted for initial review 29.07.02\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Berlin, June 2002\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\n\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS020-007893\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ylvw0217", "img_19252.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 10 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\n\nAugust 16, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\n\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPoster A6 Endometrium/safety WMC Poster presented\nA comparative 2-year study of two Berlin, June 2002\nsequential regimens of Img estradiol\nand trimegestone with 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone upon profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women\nP.Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A7 Metabolic WMC Poster presented\nBlood lipid profiles in impact/hemostasis Berlin, June 2002\npostmenopausal women on either a\nsequential regimen of 1mg estradiol\nand trimegestone or 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone over a 1-year\nperiod\nP. Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A8 Hemostasis WMC Poster presented\nA 1-year comparative assessment of Berlin, June 2002\nthe hemostatic profile of\npostmenopausal women following a\nsequential regimen of Img estradiol\ncombined with either trimegestone or\nnorethisterone\nC. Kluft , D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Bone WMC First draft submitted for initial review 30.07.02\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Berlin, June 2002\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Climacteric symptoms WMC First draft submitted for initial review 9.08.02\na continuous HRT preparation Efficacy Berlin, June 2002\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nAn overview of the comparative WMC First draft submitted for initial review 1.08.02\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and Berlin, June 2002\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nThe preclinical biology of WMC First draft submitted for initial review 29.07.02\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Berlin, June 2002\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\n\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS020-007893\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ylvw0217", "img_20111.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 10 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\n\nAugust 16, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\n\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPoster A6 Endometrium/safety WMC Poster presented\nA comparative 2-year study of two Berlin, June 2002\nsequential regimens of Img estradiol\nand trimegestone with 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone upon profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women\nP.Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A7 Metabolic WMC Poster presented\nBlood lipid profiles in impact/hemostasis Berlin, June 2002\npostmenopausal women on either a\nsequential regimen of 1mg estradiol\nand trimegestone or 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone over a 1-year\nperiod\nP. Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A8 Hemostasis WMC Poster presented\nA 1-year comparative assessment of Berlin, June 2002\nthe hemostatic profile of\npostmenopausal women following a\nsequential regimen of Img estradiol\ncombined with either trimegestone or\nnorethisterone\nC. Kluft , D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Bone WMC First draft submitted for initial review 30.07.02\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Berlin, June 2002\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Climacteric symptoms WMC First draft submitted for initial review 9.08.02\na continuous HRT preparation Efficacy Berlin, June 2002\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nAn overview of the comparative WMC First draft submitted for initial review 1.08.02\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and Berlin, June 2002\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nThe preclinical biology of WMC First draft submitted for initial review 29.07.02\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Berlin, June 2002\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\n\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS020-007893\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ylvw0217", "img_24487.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 10 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\n\nAugust 16, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\n\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPoster A6 Endometrium/safety WMC Poster presented\nA comparative 2-year study of two Berlin, June 2002\nsequential regimens of Img estradiol\nand trimegestone with 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone upon profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women\nP.Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A7 Metabolic WMC Poster presented\nBlood lipid profiles in impact/hemostasis Berlin, June 2002\npostmenopausal women on either a\nsequential regimen of 1mg estradiol\nand trimegestone or 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone over a 1-year\nperiod\nP. Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A8 Hemostasis WMC Poster presented\nA 1-year comparative assessment of Berlin, June 2002\nthe hemostatic profile of\npostmenopausal women following a\nsequential regimen of Img estradiol\ncombined with either trimegestone or\nnorethisterone\nC. Kluft , D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Bone WMC First draft submitted for initial review 30.07.02\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Berlin, June 2002\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Climacteric symptoms WMC First draft submitted for initial review 9.08.02\na continuous HRT preparation Efficacy Berlin, June 2002\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nAn overview of the comparative WMC First draft submitted for initial review 1.08.02\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and Berlin, June 2002\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nThe preclinical biology of WMC First draft submitted for initial review 29.07.02\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Berlin, June 2002\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\n\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS020-007893\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ylvw0217", "img_24488.png": "PROGRESS REPORT 10 Totelle Img\nClient: Wyeth\n\nAugust 16, 2002\nPROJECT CLASSIFICATION TARGET STATUS / ACTION\n\nPUBLICATION\n\nDATE/JOURNAL\nPoster A6 Endometrium/safety WMC Poster presented\nA comparative 2-year study of two Berlin, June 2002\nsequential regimens of Img estradiol\nand trimegestone with 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone upon profiles of\nendometrial bleeding and safety in\npostmenopausal women\nP.Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A7 Metabolic WMC Poster presented\nBlood lipid profiles in impact/hemostasis Berlin, June 2002\npostmenopausal women on either a\nsequential regimen of 1mg estradiol\nand trimegestone or 1 mg estradiol\nand norethisterone over a 1-year\nperiod\nP. Koninckx, D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPoster A8 Hemostasis WMC Poster presented\nA 1-year comparative assessment of Berlin, June 2002\nthe hemostatic profile of\npostmenopausal women following a\nsequential regimen of Img estradiol\ncombined with either trimegestone or\nnorethisterone\nC. Kluft , D. Spielmann and the\nTrimegestone 302 Study Group\nPAPERS FOR WMC SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Bone WMC First draft submitted for initial review 30.07.02\nthe effect of a new sequential HRT Berlin, June 2002\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and the progestin\ntrimegestone on postmenopausal\nbone loss\nM. Gambacciani\nA comparative clinical evaluation of | Climacteric symptoms WMC First draft submitted for initial review 9.08.02\na continuous HRT preparation Efficacy Berlin, June 2002\ncontaining 1 mg estradiol and the\nnovel progestin trimegestone\nP. Bouchard\nAn overview of the comparative WMC First draft submitted for initial review 1.08.02\nefficacy, safety, bleeding profile and Berlin, June 2002\neffect on lipids of a sequential HRT\npreparation containing 2 mg\nestradiol and trimegestone\nHLP.G. Schneider\nThe preclinical biology of WMC First draft submitted for initial review 29.07.02\ntrimegestone: a new potent and Berlin, June 2002\nselective progestin\nR. Winneker\nPAPERS FOR PROGESTIN SYMPOSIUM\n\n3\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality OLIVS020-007893\nOrder Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ylvw0217", "img_64934.png": "FIGURE 2\n\n100\n\u2018S$\nQ\nS 90 =\n2 z\n$\n80\n\u00ae\n\n&\n\u00a7 70\nSG\nS\n8 60 A SR 675 at 40 mi./Kg. (4 dogs)\nS @ SR (1958-59) at 30-40-50 mi./kg.\nQ (17 dogs)\n| 2 3 4 \u00b0\nInfusion Period (weeks)\nSYolU|Kex-Hanayil OSHA UW ANA aLeLUlsiinyze [olevelpal-valtoMolersym als [0,6 [elexS AVN [Para", "img_64935.png": "FIGURE 2\n\n100\n\u2018S$\nQ\nS 90 =\n2 z\n$\n80\n\u00ae\n\n&\n\u00a7 70\nSG\nS\n8 60 A SR 675 at 40 mi./Kg. (4 dogs)\nS @ SR (1958-59) at 30-40-50 mi./kg.\nQ (17 dogs)\n| 2 3 4 \u00b0\nInfusion Period (weeks)\nSYolU|Kex-Hanayil OSHA UW ANA aLeLUlsiinyze [olevelpal-valtoMolersym als [0,6 [elexS AVN [Para", "img_64936.png": "FIGURE 2\n\n100\n\u2018S$\nQ\nS 90 =\n2 z\n$\n80\n\u00ae\n\n&\n\u00a7 70\nSG\nS\n8 60 A SR 675 at 40 mi./Kg. (4 dogs)\nS @ SR (1958-59) at 30-40-50 mi./kg.\nQ (17 dogs)\n| 2 3 4 \u00b0\nInfusion Period (weeks)\nSYolU|Kex-Hanayil OSHA UW ANA aLeLUlsiinyze [olevelpal-valtoMolersym als [0,6 [elexS AVN [Para", "img_61433.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61434.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61435.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61436.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61471.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61472.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61476.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61478.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61481.png": "\u00a3\n; Piticisiia:d\nies\nBake ult Puce,\nPporstenenrsinesticTionS CARON) ay ee = nome Si OESTMATION [_owit0 VE Ay RETA EE\nSods Ee eg feel 25s |\nLomi ors \u00a7 cakp ee ee os Sp hs [eomoncnon reat ora [ TOHTS \"TRAVEL .\npert ee anaes 2 FS rere, < ZA Ad Ja B.00 Tyce INC seve: BEE\nDe id /5. See ee te o7 74 S44 20 BROOKLYNNY = 238\nDM eo DUR Ne eve OS 68242 BA\nfog ca mnadereercnee | caine [ao] cae | menea [oe [ae [om ed ef ae |\nLICE jena \\\u00a5\\ | A 5; { D peer eee ees\n\u2018iM FASCIA LDF YAS ( A piss ae See eee SS \u00abLs wage 18\ncy ee Fe Cp ai\ntele # : Pa eda : 2 = Era |\n\u2018 lasthbi Lhe Wee et Oa RTE Ch AGE CHEGK & ISSUED BY 4 ices\nee See FS ed \u201cSUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nwx. [2 = See ; Ss s\neke ae Pr eh 1\u00bb 091. = 1207265954 3.u\nMAL LIYS 60.) 2 A oR abet\nSa\nq : BethapeP i ;\neae\nBena tes ay\n4 i oe \u00e9\ny es yp BP s y\n1 RE NCEE Bs\nBi\nSee ; :\n\u20ac\n\\ \u2018\n\\\nSTO TUT LOTS HaM 010 OSH PAWN UNVAIALO 18S 1EB Ae Le) = c aS: e) Le,", "img_61485.png": "aaa ok a aie. Se\naes bee \u00a364 KoA melon) 8343:109:864\neae ste POWYS -JOS5ECS ERS vil AAl 123.00 HEIGHTS TRAVEL \u2014 wee\neae ee 26 CEG\"TS ESp ech 2,1 _-_| SERVICE INC EES\nRMALL 3 SARE EEC salarzed eroownny aE\n[poe gee J i roe Hale fl AKO ik\n5 poms brreatcaoowess [meee | [reat foe cues Joaren [as Ae | /22,.c7) ae Res\nLAbeaaxi9 el Ud che Be ie\nVAS eee BL DIE LAL TEPC ds\nbas LLE, oe @ Ly th ~ eke\nSOEs Zee bP fre a LYNE SPs a le CHECK = SUED BY :\nae = || oe Cae (| _ {American Airunes@)) |\nLe ec ee or O A\n= - a mts 2 oe Co foe Soh apse IO he eee\noe Anse nt x ;\nwo\n001 .\n119 EI/00 ; 1 O01 8343105864 6a\nRoe \"LEM \\\" \"264 eal eatin| BSA Rh\nSz cose 6 AMAA FA 12.08 RIS TENEL as\nCOs ~ LOS EE eso ts a SERVICE INC Eee\nLp Wp hadoeib ge LADEN sara sxx \u2014 rr dah ds at ZG 33 68924 2 Bil\nOE ee v AA ge\nLeet ae SR i ti ne ; LOM fA GEL \u00e9 es\nff aaayee estnce tren roms ovumee [eas [avo [ Samia rere [oe aes Ss ae | J] eds\ntreo > = = gt\nIO, DAN DE FO T vAl_ Ya bedyrr? pod |... i\nLi DaiLas | Ue 144i Wao LE ep Ze TEL oo\neS ea ha 4ee? ee eH = \u201c\nOL SIS PAY pee oy VALLE AR INGER a de Tranes .\nSo Lae Sof Ame Ce a & ol\nLD C55 SS, oi oo1 1\n2 44 E08 Did ae a oo Zz 8 a -___ SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nLIL, 1 001 8343105865 0 a\n7 ee\n572.19 \\69/.00 iy", "img_61487.png": "aaa ok a aie. Se\naes bee \u00a364 KoA melon) 8343:109:864\neae ste POWYS -JOS5ECS ERS vil AAl 123.00 HEIGHTS TRAVEL \u2014 wee\neae ee 26 CEG\"TS ESp ech 2,1 _-_| SERVICE INC EES\nRMALL 3 SARE EEC salarzed eroownny aE\n[poe gee J i roe Hale fl AKO ik\n5 poms brreatcaoowess [meee | [reat foe cues Joaren [as Ae | /22,.c7) ae Res\nLAbeaaxi9 el Ud che Be ie\nVAS eee BL DIE LAL TEPC ds\nbas LLE, oe @ Ly th ~ eke\nSOEs Zee bP fre a LYNE SPs a le CHECK = SUED BY :\nae = || oe Cae (| _ {American Airunes@)) |\nLe ec ee or O A\n= - a mts 2 oe Co foe Soh apse IO he eee\noe Anse nt x ;\nwo\n001 .\n119 EI/00 ; 1 O01 8343105864 6a\nRoe \"LEM \\\" \"264 eal eatin| BSA Rh\nSz cose 6 AMAA FA 12.08 RIS TENEL as\nCOs ~ LOS EE eso ts a SERVICE INC Eee\nLp Wp hadoeib ge LADEN sara sxx \u2014 rr dah ds at ZG 33 68924 2 Bil\nOE ee v AA ge\nLeet ae SR i ti ne ; LOM fA GEL \u00e9 es\nff aaayee estnce tren roms ovumee [eas [avo [ Samia rere [oe aes Ss ae | J] eds\ntreo > = = gt\nIO, DAN DE FO T vAl_ Ya bedyrr? pod |... i\nLi DaiLas | Ue 144i Wao LE ep Ze TEL oo\neS ea ha 4ee? ee eH = \u201c\nOL SIS PAY pee oy VALLE AR INGER a de Tranes .\nSo Lae Sof Ame Ce a & ol\nLD C55 SS, oi oo1 1\n2 44 E08 Did ae a oo Zz 8 a -___ SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ON PASSENGERS COUPON\nLIL, 1 001 8343105865 0 a\n7 ee\n572.19 \\69/.00 iy", "img_61491.png": "aaa ok a aie. 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Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscnpt, and all reference matenals\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be retumed to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Tuesday, June 26, 2001, upon receipt of instructions and any\nmaterials provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of the full draft of the manuscript is July 13, 2001.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly. Design Write will make every effort to alert the writer as to\nwhen comments/requests for revisions are expected; however, we may not be able\nto give prior notice at all times. Deadlines must be strictly observed. 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If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscnpt, and all reference matenals\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be retumed to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Tuesday, June 26, 2001, upon receipt of instructions and any\nmaterials provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of the full draft of the manuscript is July 13, 2001.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly. Design Write will make every effort to alert the writer as to\nwhen comments/requests for revisions are expected; however, we may not be able\nto give prior notice at all times. Deadlines must be strictly observed. 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If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscnpt, and all reference matenals\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be retumed to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Tuesday, June 26, 2001, upon receipt of instructions and any\nmaterials provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of the full draft of the manuscript is July 13, 2001.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly. Design Write will make every effort to alert the writer as to\nwhen comments/requests for revisions are expected; however, we may not be able\nto give prior notice at all times. Deadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to\nmeet deadlines may result in financial penalties.\nDWRITE 067815\n= EXHIBIT\nz\nvi 7o\n6\n3\n=", "img_24494.png": "PROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Trina Ricci, PhD\n18 Oak Grove Road\nCaldwell, NJ 07006\nPROJECT: #8700: \u201cHormone Replacement Therapy but not Raloxifene Improves Endothelial\nFunction in Postmenopausal Women with Increased Cardiovascular Risk\u201d\nmanuscript edit.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 8- to 10-page manuscript (not including references) based on the materials\nprovided by the first author (G. Rosano).\nPoints to Include\nEmphasize the positive benefits of CEE over raloxifene; include the points made\nby Michele Curtis in her review article indicating that SERMs are not a viable\nalternative to HRT; provide support that endothelial dysfunction is an important\ndeterminant of CVD (if possible). .\nReferences\nDesignWrite will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. If additional reference materials\nneed to be ordered, please request them through DesignWrite. Writer will provide\nhighlighted references along with the manuscnpt, and all reference matenals\nprovided to the writer, including those left unused, will be retumed to\nDesignWrite upon completion of the assignment.\nTimetable\nWork will begin on Tuesday, June 26, 2001, upon receipt of instructions and any\nmaterials provided by DesignWrite.\nDue date of the full draft of the manuscript is July 13, 2001.\nWhen revisions to the manuscript are required, they will need to be made\nextremely rapidly. Design Write will make every effort to alert the writer as to\nwhen comments/requests for revisions are expected; however, we may not be able\nto give prior notice at all times. Deadlines must be strictly observed. Failure to\nmeet deadlines may result in financial penalties.\nDWRITE 067815\n= EXHIBIT\nz\nvi 7o\n6\n3\n=", "img_24495.png": "PROJECT ASSIGNMENT FORM\nNAME: Trina Ricci, PhD\n18 Oak Grove Road\nCaldwell, NJ 07006\nPROJECT: #8700: \u201cHormone Replacement Therapy but not Raloxifene Improves Endothelial\nFunction in Postmenopausal Women with Increased Cardiovascular Risk\u201d\nmanuscript edit.\nDESCRIPTION: Write 8- to 10-page manuscript (not including references) based on the materials\nprovided by the first author (G. Rosano).\nPoints to Include\nEmphasize the positive benefits of CEE over raloxifene; include the points made\nby Michele Curtis in her review article indicating that SERMs are not a viable\nalternative to HRT; provide support that endothelial dysfunction is an important\ndeterminant of CVD (if possible). .\nReferences\nDesignWrite will provide reference materials; however, the writer is not\nprohibited from using other suitable references. 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Failure to\nmeet deadlines may result in financial penalties.\nDWRITE 067815\n= EXHIBIT\nz\nvi 7o\n6\n3\n=", "img_57282.png": "ITC Limited\nBoard of Directors\nChairman Non-Executive Directors\nYogesh Chander Deveshwar Anil Baijal Hugo Geoffrey Powell\nRavinder Kumar Kaul Pillappakkam Bahukutumbi Ramanujam\nExecutive Directors Serajul Haq Khan Anthony Ruys\n. Sunil Behari Mathur Basudeb Sen\nAnup Singh . . .:\n. | Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra Balakrishnan Vijayaraghavan\nKrishnamoorthy Vaidyanath\nBoard Committees\nAudit Committee Compensation Committee Nominations Committee\nS B Mathur Chairman SH Khan Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nR K Kaul Member S B Mathur Member A Baijal Member\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member R K Kaul Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Sen Member SH Khan Member\nK Vaidyanath Invitee SB Mathur Member\n(Director responsible for\nthe Finance Function) D K Mehrotra Member\nS Basu Invitee P B Ramanujam Member\n(Head of Internal Audit)\nRepresentative of the Invitee\nStatutory Auditors Investor Services Committee Sustainability Committee\nBB Chatterjee Secretary R K Kaul Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member\nA Singh Member A Ruys Member\nB Sen Member B Sen Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Vijayaraghavan Member\nB B Chatterjee Secretary\nCo rpo rate Man ageme nt Executive Vice President & Company Secretary\n. Biswa Behari Chatterjee\nCommittee\nGeneral Counsel\nDirectors Kannadiputhur Sundararaman Suresh\nY C Deveshwar Chairman Investor Service Centre\nA Singh Member 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nK Vaidyanath Member Phone : 033-2288 6426/2288 0034\nFax : 033-2288 2358\nExecutives e-mail : isc@itc.in\nN Anand Invitee Auditors\nP Chatterjee Invitee AF Ferguson & Co.\nKN Grant Invitee Chartered Accountants, Kolkata\nR G Jacob Invitee Registered Office\nA Nayak Invitee Virginia House\nR Srinivasan Invitee 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nBB Chatterjee Secretary Phone : 033-2288 9371\nITC corporate website : www.itcportal.com", "img_57283.png": "ITC Limited\nBoard of Directors\nChairman Non-Executive Directors\nYogesh Chander Deveshwar Anil Baijal Hugo Geoffrey Powell\nRavinder Kumar Kaul Pillappakkam Bahukutumbi Ramanujam\nExecutive Directors Serajul Haq Khan Anthony Ruys\n. Sunil Behari Mathur Basudeb Sen\nAnup Singh . . .:\n. | Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra Balakrishnan Vijayaraghavan\nKrishnamoorthy Vaidyanath\nBoard Committees\nAudit Committee Compensation Committee Nominations Committee\nS B Mathur Chairman SH Khan Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nR K Kaul Member S B Mathur Member A Baijal Member\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member R K Kaul Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Sen Member SH Khan Member\nK Vaidyanath Invitee SB Mathur Member\n(Director responsible for\nthe Finance Function) D K Mehrotra Member\nS Basu Invitee P B Ramanujam Member\n(Head of Internal Audit)\nRepresentative of the Invitee\nStatutory Auditors Investor Services Committee Sustainability Committee\nBB Chatterjee Secretary R K Kaul Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member\nA Singh Member A Ruys Member\nB Sen Member B Sen Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Vijayaraghavan Member\nB B Chatterjee Secretary\nCo rpo rate Man ageme nt Executive Vice President & Company Secretary\n. Biswa Behari Chatterjee\nCommittee\nGeneral Counsel\nDirectors Kannadiputhur Sundararaman Suresh\nY C Deveshwar Chairman Investor Service Centre\nA Singh Member 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nK Vaidyanath Member Phone : 033-2288 6426/2288 0034\nFax : 033-2288 2358\nExecutives e-mail : isc@itc.in\nN Anand Invitee Auditors\nP Chatterjee Invitee AF Ferguson & Co.\nKN Grant Invitee Chartered Accountants, Kolkata\nR G Jacob Invitee Registered Office\nA Nayak Invitee Virginia House\nR Srinivasan Invitee 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nBB Chatterjee Secretary Phone : 033-2288 9371\nITC corporate website : www.itcportal.com", "img_57284.png": "ITC Limited\nBoard of Directors\nChairman Non-Executive Directors\nYogesh Chander Deveshwar Anil Baijal Hugo Geoffrey Powell\nRavinder Kumar Kaul Pillappakkam Bahukutumbi Ramanujam\nExecutive Directors Serajul Haq Khan Anthony Ruys\n. Sunil Behari Mathur Basudeb Sen\nAnup Singh . . .:\n. | Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra Balakrishnan Vijayaraghavan\nKrishnamoorthy Vaidyanath\nBoard Committees\nAudit Committee Compensation Committee Nominations Committee\nS B Mathur Chairman SH Khan Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nR K Kaul Member S B Mathur Member A Baijal Member\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member R K Kaul Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Sen Member SH Khan Member\nK Vaidyanath Invitee SB Mathur Member\n(Director responsible for\nthe Finance Function) D K Mehrotra Member\nS Basu Invitee P B Ramanujam Member\n(Head of Internal Audit)\nRepresentative of the Invitee\nStatutory Auditors Investor Services Committee Sustainability Committee\nBB Chatterjee Secretary R K Kaul Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member\nA Singh Member A Ruys Member\nB Sen Member B Sen Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Vijayaraghavan Member\nB B Chatterjee Secretary\nCo rpo rate Man ageme nt Executive Vice President & Company Secretary\n. Biswa Behari Chatterjee\nCommittee\nGeneral Counsel\nDirectors Kannadiputhur Sundararaman Suresh\nY C Deveshwar Chairman Investor Service Centre\nA Singh Member 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nK Vaidyanath Member Phone : 033-2288 6426/2288 0034\nFax : 033-2288 2358\nExecutives e-mail : isc@itc.in\nN Anand Invitee Auditors\nP Chatterjee Invitee AF Ferguson & Co.\nKN Grant Invitee Chartered Accountants, Kolkata\nR G Jacob Invitee Registered Office\nA Nayak Invitee Virginia House\nR Srinivasan Invitee 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nBB Chatterjee Secretary Phone : 033-2288 9371\nITC corporate website : www.itcportal.com", "img_57287.png": "ITC Limited\nBoard of Directors\nChairman Non-Executive Directors\nYogesh Chander Deveshwar Anil Baijal Hugo Geoffrey Powell\nRavinder Kumar Kaul Pillappakkam Bahukutumbi Ramanujam\nExecutive Directors Serajul Haq Khan Anthony Ruys\n. Sunil Behari Mathur Basudeb Sen\nAnup Singh . . .:\n. | Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra Balakrishnan Vijayaraghavan\nKrishnamoorthy Vaidyanath\nBoard Committees\nAudit Committee Compensation Committee Nominations Committee\nS B Mathur Chairman SH Khan Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nR K Kaul Member S B Mathur Member A Baijal Member\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member R K Kaul Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Sen Member SH Khan Member\nK Vaidyanath Invitee SB Mathur Member\n(Director responsible for\nthe Finance Function) D K Mehrotra Member\nS Basu Invitee P B Ramanujam Member\n(Head of Internal Audit)\nRepresentative of the Invitee\nStatutory Auditors Investor Services Committee Sustainability Committee\nBB Chatterjee Secretary R K Kaul Chairman Y C Deveshwar Chairman\nP B Ramanujam Member H G Powell Member\nA Singh Member A Ruys Member\nB Sen Member B Sen Member\nB Vijayaraghavan Member B Vijayaraghavan Member\nB B Chatterjee Secretary\nCo rpo rate Man ageme nt Executive Vice President & Company Secretary\n. Biswa Behari Chatterjee\nCommittee\nGeneral Counsel\nDirectors Kannadiputhur Sundararaman Suresh\nY C Deveshwar Chairman Investor Service Centre\nA Singh Member 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nK Vaidyanath Member Phone : 033-2288 6426/2288 0034\nFax : 033-2288 2358\nExecutives e-mail : isc@itc.in\nN Anand Invitee Auditors\nP Chatterjee Invitee AF Ferguson & Co.\nKN Grant Invitee Chartered Accountants, Kolkata\nR G Jacob Invitee Registered Office\nA Nayak Invitee Virginia House\nR Srinivasan Invitee 37 Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 071, India\nBB Chatterjee Secretary Phone : 033-2288 9371\nITC corporate website : www.itcportal.com", "img_15139.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Accounts\nSECONDARY SEGMENT INFORMATION (GEOGRAPHICAL SEGMENTS)\n(Rs. in Crores)\n2009 2008\n1. Segment Revenue\n= Within India 21381.60 49661.21\n\u2014 Outside India 1761.93 1694.73\nTotal Revenue 23143.53 21355.94\n2. Segment Assets\n= Within India 14461.58 12890.36\n\u2014 Outside India 13.00 8.21\nTotal Assets 14474.58 12898.57.\n3. Capital Expenditure\n= Within India 1659.55: 2056:85:\n- Outside India - -\n\u2018Total Capital Expenditure: 1659.55 2056.85\n\nNOTES\n\n(1) The Company\u2019s corporate strategy aims at creating multiple drivers of growth anchored on its core competencies. The Company\nis currently focused on four business groups : FMCG, Hotels, Paperboards, Paper & Packaging and Agri Business. The Company's\norganisational structure and governance processes are designed to support effective management of multiple businesses while\nretaining focus on each one of them.\n\n(2) The business groups comprise the following :\n\nFMCG : Cigarettes - Cigarettes & Smoking Mixtures.\n\n: Others - Branded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, Confectionery, Snack Foods and Ready\nto Eat Foods), Garments, Educational and other Stationery products, Matches, Agarbattis\nand Personal Care products.\n\nHotels \u2014  Hoteliering.\nPaperboards, Paper & Packaging \u2014 Paperboards, Paper including Specialty Paper and Packaging including flexibles.\nAgri Business - Agri commodities such as rice, soya, coffee and leaf tobacco.\n(3) The geographical segments considered for disclosure are :\n\u2014 Sales within India.\n\u2014 Sales outside India.\n\n(4) Segment results of \u2018FMCG : Others\u2019 are after considering significant business development, brand building and gestation costs\nof Branded Packaged Foods and Personal Care Products businesses.\n\n(5) The Company\u2019s Agri Business markets agri commodities in the export and domestic markets; supplies agri raw materials to the\nBranded Packaged Foods Business and sources leaf tobacco for the Cigarettes Business. The segment results for the year\nare after absorbing costs relating to the strategic e-Choupal initiative.\n\n(iC Report and Accounts 2009", "img_15141.png": "ITC Limited\nSchedules to the Accounts\nSECONDARY SEGMENT INFORMATION (GEOGRAPHICAL SEGMENTS)\n(Rs. in Crores)\n2009 2008\n1. Segment Revenue\n= Within India 21381.60 49661.21\n\u2014 Outside India 1761.93 1694.73\nTotal Revenue 23143.53 21355.94\n2. Segment Assets\n= Within India 14461.58 12890.36\n\u2014 Outside India 13.00 8.21\nTotal Assets 14474.58 12898.57.\n3. Capital Expenditure\n= Within India 1659.55: 2056:85:\n- Outside India - -\n\u2018Total Capital Expenditure: 1659.55 2056.85\n\nNOTES\n\n(1) The Company\u2019s corporate strategy aims at creating multiple drivers of growth anchored on its core competencies. The Company\nis currently focused on four business groups : FMCG, Hotels, Paperboards, Paper & Packaging and Agri Business. The Company's\norganisational structure and governance processes are designed to support effective management of multiple businesses while\nretaining focus on each one of them.\n\n(2) The business groups comprise the following :\n\nFMCG : Cigarettes - Cigarettes & Smoking Mixtures.\n\n: Others - Branded Packaged Foods (Staples, Biscuits, Confectionery, Snack Foods and Ready\nto Eat Foods), Garments, Educational and other Stationery products, Matches, Agarbattis\nand Personal Care products.\n\nHotels \u2014  Hoteliering.\nPaperboards, Paper & Packaging \u2014 Paperboards, Paper including Specialty Paper and Packaging including flexibles.\nAgri Business - Agri commodities such as rice, soya, coffee and leaf tobacco.\n(3) The geographical segments considered for disclosure are :\n\u2014 Sales within India.\n\u2014 Sales outside India.\n\n(4) Segment results of \u2018FMCG : Others\u2019 are after considering significant business development, brand building and gestation costs\nof Branded Packaged Foods and Personal Care Products businesses.\n\n(5) The Company\u2019s Agri Business markets agri commodities in the export and domestic markets; supplies agri raw materials to the\nBranded Packaged Foods Business and sources leaf tobacco for the Cigarettes Business. The segment results for the year\nare after absorbing costs relating to the strategic e-Choupal initiative.\n\n(iC Report and Accounts 2009", "img_57733.png": "A\nITC\nReport on Corporate Governance\nRemuneration Policy Details of Remuneration paid to the Directors during\n, : : . the financial year ended 31st March, 2009\nITC\u2019s remuneration strategy aims at attracting and /\nretaining high calibre talent. The remuneration policy, (Rs. in Lakhs)\ntherefore, is market-led and takes into account the Tang ROTO TICAC MeO UE RL\ncompetitive circumstance of each business so as to YET PU\nattract and retain quality talent and leverage CS OUTS)\nRemuneration of Directors A Singh 10800 BB 62.00 0078\nby the Compensation Committee comprising only A Baie : oT 80 38H\nNon-Executive Directors. The recommendations of the BRS SS SSS\nCompensation Committee are considered and approved SS\nby the Board subject to the approval of the Shareholders. SH Khan - - 400 400 5.00\nThe Chairman and Executive Directors are entitled 10 Ghia\nPerformance Bonus for each fin ancial year up toa EEE ee Se Seana See\nand as may be determined by the Board on the PB Remanuiam i A AOOk 390-700\nrecommendation of the Compensation Committee. SSS SS SS\nhe\nNon-Executive Directors are entitled to remuneration 2 ee eee\nby way of commission for each financial year, up to a 8 Sen - 400 260 btn\nmaximum of Rs. 6,00,000/- individually, as approved S Wayaraghavan : . 0G 205 G05\nby the Shareholders. Non-Executive Directors\u2019 JP Day? : 400\u00b0 2 400\ncommission is determined by the Board based, inter : :\nalia, on the Company\u2019s performance and regulatory GR aren . = a0 : aa\nprovisions. Such commission is payable on a uniform SSH Aehman\u00ae 10481 38.66 162.00 30047\nbasis to reinforce the principle of collective responsibility. han tamant . 6 ea\nNon-Executive Directors are also entitled to sitting fees\nfor attending meetings of the Board and Committees @ Waived entitlement to sitting fees.\nthereof, the limits for which have been approved by * Paid to the Institution / Company the Director represents.\nthe Shareholders. The sitting fees, as determined by # Includes Rs.1.29 lakhs paid to the Institution the Director represented.\n. 1. Appointed Director w.e.f. 7th May, 2008.\nthe Board, are presently Rs. 20,000/- for attending 2. Appointed Director we. 20th January, 2009.\neach meeting of the Board, Audit Committee, 3. Ceased to be Director w.e.t. 8th January, 2009.\nCompensation Committee, Nominations Committee 4. Ceased to be Director w.e.f. 1st April, 2008.\nand Sustainability Committee and Rs. 5,000/- for each 5. Ceased to be Director w.e. 21st March, 2009.\nmeeting of the Investor Services Committee. 8. Geased tobe Director we. 27th August, 2008.\nNon-Executive Directors are also entitled to coverage Note: Disclosure with respect to Non-Executive Directors -\nunder Personal Accident Insurance. Pecuniary relationship: None.\nThe Sustainability Committee will guide the Company\nin integrating its social and environmental objectives\nwith its business strategies, and shape ITC\u2019s goals\nin contributing to climate change mitigation.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 a", "img_15161.png": "ITC Limited\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE) and\nBombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\nes\na ChT ma Cn) PL i) MOTT} ct i) MTT PL i) TTI\nNES LES CES\nit) is) UTS) ihe) i) UT) (UES) USS) UTS)\nLU eee eee ee\n\u2014 AUNE ee Ios ete etn eee\nUE ee eee eee ee\nAUST, heed eee ee\nee eee ee ee eel\n| DECEMEER fdas e200 pero eeoo too ess eR\nPOPOUANUART GREG Ghee eee eee eet\n|| FEBRUARY eo05 eee GAzeS ee ese ee\nMARGH 188.80 156.00 9,49,03 189.00 165.75 142.66 3.64 3.01 Nil\nNote \u2014 There was no trading in the Company's Shares on the Calcutta Stock Exchange during the financial year 2008-09.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n266: 6000:\nOe\n2 g 3 8 2 \u00e9 8 2 \u00e9 4 @ 2\nwees (TC Share Price eee SMP CNX Nitty\nNote \u2014 Indicates monthly closing positions.\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2009, the Company\u2019s Shares have outperformed the market; while the S&P\nCNX Nifty has fallen by 36%, the decline in the Company\u2019s Share price was only 10%.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n250: \u2018250000:\ne\nZ rome 3\no So orm . a See ee\n2 Se \u201c Ve b << SS 2\na est ak Sa Nae, g\nee . . 2 = = 2 : : poo pt mo\nomnes: Highest Seemann \u201cLOWEST ieRibeees Volume Traded:\nNote - Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\n{iC Report and Accounts 2009 Ei", "img_15164.png": "ITC Limited\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE) and\nBombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\nes\na ChT ma Cn) PL i) MOTT} ct i) MTT PL i) TTI\nNES LES CES\nit) is) UTS) ihe) i) UT) (UES) USS) UTS)\nLU eee eee ee\n\u2014 AUNE ee Ios ete etn eee\nUE ee eee eee ee\nAUST, heed eee ee\nee eee ee ee eel\n| DECEMEER fdas e200 pero eeoo too ess eR\nPOPOUANUART GREG Ghee eee eee eet\n|| FEBRUARY eo05 eee GAzeS ee ese ee\nMARGH 188.80 156.00 9,49,03 189.00 165.75 142.66 3.64 3.01 Nil\nNote \u2014 There was no trading in the Company's Shares on the Calcutta Stock Exchange during the financial year 2008-09.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n266: 6000:\nOe\n2 g 3 8 2 \u00e9 8 2 \u00e9 4 @ 2\nwees (TC Share Price eee SMP CNX Nitty\nNote \u2014 Indicates monthly closing positions.\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2009, the Company\u2019s Shares have outperformed the market; while the S&P\nCNX Nifty has fallen by 36%, the decline in the Company\u2019s Share price was only 10%.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n250: \u2018250000:\ne\nZ rome 3\no So orm . a See ee\n2 Se \u201c Ve b << SS 2\na est ak Sa Nae, g\nee . . 2 = = 2 : : poo pt mo\nomnes: Highest Seemann \u201cLOWEST ieRibeees Volume Traded:\nNote - Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\n{iC Report and Accounts 2009 Ei", "img_15170.png": "ITC Limited\nShareholder Information\nMonthly High and Low Quotes and Volume of Shares traded on National Stock Exchange (NSE) and\nBombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and GDRs on Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LSE)\nes\na ChT ma Cn) PL i) MOTT} ct i) MTT PL i) TTI\nNES LES CES\nit) is) UTS) ihe) i) UT) (UES) USS) UTS)\nLU eee eee ee\n\u2014 AUNE ee Ios ete etn eee\nUE ee eee eee ee\nAUST, heed eee ee\nee eee ee ee eel\n| DECEMEER fdas e200 pero eeoo too ess eR\nPOPOUANUART GREG Ghee eee eee eet\n|| FEBRUARY eo05 eee GAzeS ee ese ee\nMARGH 188.80 156.00 9,49,03 189.00 165.75 142.66 3.64 3.01 Nil\nNote \u2014 There was no trading in the Company's Shares on the Calcutta Stock Exchange during the financial year 2008-09.\nITC Share Price vis-a-vis S&P CNX Nifty\n266: 6000:\nOe\n2 g 3 8 2 \u00e9 8 2 \u00e9 4 @ 2\nwees (TC Share Price eee SMP CNX Nitty\nNote \u2014 Indicates monthly closing positions.\nDuring the financial year ended 31st March, 2009, the Company\u2019s Shares have outperformed the market; while the S&P\nCNX Nifty has fallen by 36%, the decline in the Company\u2019s Share price was only 10%.\nITC Share Price & Volume traded on NSE\n250: \u2018250000:\ne\nZ rome 3\no So orm . a See ee\n2 Se \u201c Ve b << SS 2\na est ak Sa Nae, g\nee . . 2 = = 2 : : poo pt mo\nomnes: Highest Seemann \u201cLOWEST ieRibeees Volume Traded:\nNote - Indicates monthly high & low price and monthly volume.\n{iC Report and Accounts 2009 Ei", "img_57780.png": "A\nITC Limited.\nReport of the Directors\nimpacted leisure travel as well. The situation worsened business environment. Occupancies are expected to\nwith the horrific terror strikes at Mumbai which triggered rise with economic revival by the end of financial year\noff negative travel advisories leading to sharp degrowth 2009-10. Your Company now has over 100 hotels across\nin occupancies and average room revenues. The political 80 locations in India, operating under 4 brands. These\nuncertainties of an election year added to the dire are \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end, \u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five\nsituation of the industry. This cyclical downturn impacted star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market segment and\nthe hospitality industry, though the business has been \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment. In\nable to demonstrate some resilience during this addition, the business has co-branding arrangement\nchallenging period. However, the business continues to with two international brands \u2018The Luxury Collection\u2019\npursue an aggressive investment led growth strategy and \u2018Sheraton\u2019, franchised from Starwood. Together,\nrecognising the inadequate capacity and the longer term these offerings make ITC-Welcomgroup the second\npotential of this sector. largest hotel chain in India.\nForeign tourist arrivals slowed down in the second half During the year the Fortune brand, which covers mid\nof the year with y-on-y degrowth as shown in the to mid upscale segments, experienced substantial\ngraph below: growth. The brand now has 25 operating properties\nand another 27 properties are in different stages of\nSonne ao project execution. The WelcomHeritage brand has now\ncs rown to 64 properties.\nHO% | 10% 3 | | . uC , \u2018aon \u2018 ,\naoooeg {\u00b0\u00b0 ame 1\" SE 9% sore oe . . . The recently launched \u2018Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa\u2019 at\n. _ . o% ITC Mughal, Agra has been adjudged the winner of\n300000 . x \\ . . . G \\ . . Tatler\u2019s best spa by the London based Tatler Group. The\n\\ 13% SL toy Royal Spa, which is Asia\u2019s finest, reinforces the\nwm Rr Company's philosophy of providing premium experiences\nsen . . . . . . . it 20% for the discerning guest. The business also earned the\nCN CC CCC ORC SN distinction of being recognized as the best employer in\npL SW NUN NS ON SN UNS UN US NOS ono Asia in the hospitality sector in a study conducted by\nAprO8 lun-O8AlgtB Oct ec0b Fao t8 the global human resources consulting and outsourcing\nsss Foreign Tourist Arrivals (Nos) \u2014#= YoY Growth (RHS) firm \u2014 Hewitt Associates together with the Wall Street\nJournal and Dow Jones. This is a testimony to your\nGiven such adverse circumstances, your Company\u2019s Company\u2019s commitment to its people. In view of the\nhotels business posted a decline in revenues by 7%. positive long term outlook, the competitive strength of\nThough Gross Operating Profit (PBDIT) degrew by 19% this business and the emerging opportunities in this\nover the previous year at Rs.384 crores, the hotels industry, your Company has maintained its aggressive\nbusiness maintained its leadership in terms of operating investment led growth plan. Construction activity in\nefficiency as measured by the ratio of PBDIT to Net respect of the new super-deluxe luxury hotels at\nIncome at 40%. Bengaluru and Chennai is in full swing in line with their\nThe longer term outlook for the industry however remains targeted opening dates.\nrobust, given India\u2019s inadequate room capacity. A number The ITC-Welcomgroup chain, with its globally\nof projects poised to enter the market have got delayed benchmarked levels of product and service excellence\ndue to liquidity crunch, rising interest costs and uncertain and customer centricity is well positioned to not only\nYour Company now has over 100 hotels across 80 locations in India,\noperating under 4 brands \u2014 \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end,\n\u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market\nsegment and \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 Gi", "img_57781.png": "A\nITC Limited.\nReport of the Directors\nimpacted leisure travel as well. The situation worsened business environment. Occupancies are expected to\nwith the horrific terror strikes at Mumbai which triggered rise with economic revival by the end of financial year\noff negative travel advisories leading to sharp degrowth 2009-10. Your Company now has over 100 hotels across\nin occupancies and average room revenues. The political 80 locations in India, operating under 4 brands. These\nuncertainties of an election year added to the dire are \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end, \u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five\nsituation of the industry. This cyclical downturn impacted star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market segment and\nthe hospitality industry, though the business has been \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment. In\nable to demonstrate some resilience during this addition, the business has co-branding arrangement\nchallenging period. However, the business continues to with two international brands \u2018The Luxury Collection\u2019\npursue an aggressive investment led growth strategy and \u2018Sheraton\u2019, franchised from Starwood. Together,\nrecognising the inadequate capacity and the longer term these offerings make ITC-Welcomgroup the second\npotential of this sector. largest hotel chain in India.\nForeign tourist arrivals slowed down in the second half During the year the Fortune brand, which covers mid\nof the year with y-on-y degrowth as shown in the to mid upscale segments, experienced substantial\ngraph below: growth. The brand now has 25 operating properties\nand another 27 properties are in different stages of\nSonne ao project execution. The WelcomHeritage brand has now\ncs rown to 64 properties.\nHO% | 10% 3 | | . uC , \u2018aon \u2018 ,\naoooeg {\u00b0\u00b0 ame 1\" SE 9% sore oe . . . The recently launched \u2018Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa\u2019 at\n. _ . o% ITC Mughal, Agra has been adjudged the winner of\n300000 . x \\ . . . G \\ . . Tatler\u2019s best spa by the London based Tatler Group. The\n\\ 13% SL toy Royal Spa, which is Asia\u2019s finest, reinforces the\nwm Rr Company's philosophy of providing premium experiences\nsen . . . . . . . it 20% for the discerning guest. The business also earned the\nCN CC CCC ORC SN distinction of being recognized as the best employer in\npL SW NUN NS ON SN UNS UN US NOS ono Asia in the hospitality sector in a study conducted by\nAprO8 lun-O8AlgtB Oct ec0b Fao t8 the global human resources consulting and outsourcing\nsss Foreign Tourist Arrivals (Nos) \u2014#= YoY Growth (RHS) firm \u2014 Hewitt Associates together with the Wall Street\nJournal and Dow Jones. This is a testimony to your\nGiven such adverse circumstances, your Company\u2019s Company\u2019s commitment to its people. In view of the\nhotels business posted a decline in revenues by 7%. positive long term outlook, the competitive strength of\nThough Gross Operating Profit (PBDIT) degrew by 19% this business and the emerging opportunities in this\nover the previous year at Rs.384 crores, the hotels industry, your Company has maintained its aggressive\nbusiness maintained its leadership in terms of operating investment led growth plan. Construction activity in\nefficiency as measured by the ratio of PBDIT to Net respect of the new super-deluxe luxury hotels at\nIncome at 40%. Bengaluru and Chennai is in full swing in line with their\nThe longer term outlook for the industry however remains targeted opening dates.\nrobust, given India\u2019s inadequate room capacity. A number The ITC-Welcomgroup chain, with its globally\nof projects poised to enter the market have got delayed benchmarked levels of product and service excellence\ndue to liquidity crunch, rising interest costs and uncertain and customer centricity is well positioned to not only\nYour Company now has over 100 hotels across 80 locations in India,\noperating under 4 brands \u2014 \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end,\n\u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market\nsegment and \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 Gi", "img_57782.png": "A\nITC Limited.\nReport of the Directors\nimpacted leisure travel as well. The situation worsened business environment. Occupancies are expected to\nwith the horrific terror strikes at Mumbai which triggered rise with economic revival by the end of financial year\noff negative travel advisories leading to sharp degrowth 2009-10. Your Company now has over 100 hotels across\nin occupancies and average room revenues. The political 80 locations in India, operating under 4 brands. These\nuncertainties of an election year added to the dire are \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end, \u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five\nsituation of the industry. This cyclical downturn impacted star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market segment and\nthe hospitality industry, though the business has been \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment. In\nable to demonstrate some resilience during this addition, the business has co-branding arrangement\nchallenging period. However, the business continues to with two international brands \u2018The Luxury Collection\u2019\npursue an aggressive investment led growth strategy and \u2018Sheraton\u2019, franchised from Starwood. Together,\nrecognising the inadequate capacity and the longer term these offerings make ITC-Welcomgroup the second\npotential of this sector. largest hotel chain in India.\nForeign tourist arrivals slowed down in the second half During the year the Fortune brand, which covers mid\nof the year with y-on-y degrowth as shown in the to mid upscale segments, experienced substantial\ngraph below: growth. The brand now has 25 operating properties\nand another 27 properties are in different stages of\nSonne ao project execution. The WelcomHeritage brand has now\ncs rown to 64 properties.\nHO% | 10% 3 | | . uC , \u2018aon \u2018 ,\naoooeg {\u00b0\u00b0 ame 1\" SE 9% sore oe . . . The recently launched \u2018Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa\u2019 at\n. _ . o% ITC Mughal, Agra has been adjudged the winner of\n300000 . x \\ . . . G \\ . . Tatler\u2019s best spa by the London based Tatler Group. The\n\\ 13% SL toy Royal Spa, which is Asia\u2019s finest, reinforces the\nwm Rr Company's philosophy of providing premium experiences\nsen . . . . . . . it 20% for the discerning guest. The business also earned the\nCN CC CCC ORC SN distinction of being recognized as the best employer in\npL SW NUN NS ON SN UNS UN US NOS ono Asia in the hospitality sector in a study conducted by\nAprO8 lun-O8AlgtB Oct ec0b Fao t8 the global human resources consulting and outsourcing\nsss Foreign Tourist Arrivals (Nos) \u2014#= YoY Growth (RHS) firm \u2014 Hewitt Associates together with the Wall Street\nJournal and Dow Jones. This is a testimony to your\nGiven such adverse circumstances, your Company\u2019s Company\u2019s commitment to its people. In view of the\nhotels business posted a decline in revenues by 7%. positive long term outlook, the competitive strength of\nThough Gross Operating Profit (PBDIT) degrew by 19% this business and the emerging opportunities in this\nover the previous year at Rs.384 crores, the hotels industry, your Company has maintained its aggressive\nbusiness maintained its leadership in terms of operating investment led growth plan. Construction activity in\nefficiency as measured by the ratio of PBDIT to Net respect of the new super-deluxe luxury hotels at\nIncome at 40%. Bengaluru and Chennai is in full swing in line with their\nThe longer term outlook for the industry however remains targeted opening dates.\nrobust, given India\u2019s inadequate room capacity. A number The ITC-Welcomgroup chain, with its globally\nof projects poised to enter the market have got delayed benchmarked levels of product and service excellence\ndue to liquidity crunch, rising interest costs and uncertain and customer centricity is well positioned to not only\nYour Company now has over 100 hotels across 80 locations in India,\noperating under 4 brands \u2014 \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end,\n\u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market\nsegment and \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 Gi", "img_57783.png": "A\nITC Limited.\nReport of the Directors\nimpacted leisure travel as well. The situation worsened business environment. Occupancies are expected to\nwith the horrific terror strikes at Mumbai which triggered rise with economic revival by the end of financial year\noff negative travel advisories leading to sharp degrowth 2009-10. Your Company now has over 100 hotels across\nin occupancies and average room revenues. The political 80 locations in India, operating under 4 brands. These\nuncertainties of an election year added to the dire are \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end, \u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five\nsituation of the industry. This cyclical downturn impacted star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market segment and\nthe hospitality industry, though the business has been \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment. In\nable to demonstrate some resilience during this addition, the business has co-branding arrangement\nchallenging period. However, the business continues to with two international brands \u2018The Luxury Collection\u2019\npursue an aggressive investment led growth strategy and \u2018Sheraton\u2019, franchised from Starwood. Together,\nrecognising the inadequate capacity and the longer term these offerings make ITC-Welcomgroup the second\npotential of this sector. largest hotel chain in India.\nForeign tourist arrivals slowed down in the second half During the year the Fortune brand, which covers mid\nof the year with y-on-y degrowth as shown in the to mid upscale segments, experienced substantial\ngraph below: growth. The brand now has 25 operating properties\nand another 27 properties are in different stages of\nSonne ao project execution. The WelcomHeritage brand has now\ncs rown to 64 properties.\nHO% | 10% 3 | | . uC , \u2018aon \u2018 ,\naoooeg {\u00b0\u00b0 ame 1\" SE 9% sore oe . . . The recently launched \u2018Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa\u2019 at\n. _ . o% ITC Mughal, Agra has been adjudged the winner of\n300000 . x \\ . . . G \\ . . Tatler\u2019s best spa by the London based Tatler Group. The\n\\ 13% SL toy Royal Spa, which is Asia\u2019s finest, reinforces the\nwm Rr Company's philosophy of providing premium experiences\nsen . . . . . . . it 20% for the discerning guest. The business also earned the\nCN CC CCC ORC SN distinction of being recognized as the best employer in\npL SW NUN NS ON SN UNS UN US NOS ono Asia in the hospitality sector in a study conducted by\nAprO8 lun-O8AlgtB Oct ec0b Fao t8 the global human resources consulting and outsourcing\nsss Foreign Tourist Arrivals (Nos) \u2014#= YoY Growth (RHS) firm \u2014 Hewitt Associates together with the Wall Street\nJournal and Dow Jones. This is a testimony to your\nGiven such adverse circumstances, your Company\u2019s Company\u2019s commitment to its people. In view of the\nhotels business posted a decline in revenues by 7%. positive long term outlook, the competitive strength of\nThough Gross Operating Profit (PBDIT) degrew by 19% this business and the emerging opportunities in this\nover the previous year at Rs.384 crores, the hotels industry, your Company has maintained its aggressive\nbusiness maintained its leadership in terms of operating investment led growth plan. Construction activity in\nefficiency as measured by the ratio of PBDIT to Net respect of the new super-deluxe luxury hotels at\nIncome at 40%. Bengaluru and Chennai is in full swing in line with their\nThe longer term outlook for the industry however remains targeted opening dates.\nrobust, given India\u2019s inadequate room capacity. A number The ITC-Welcomgroup chain, with its globally\nof projects poised to enter the market have got delayed benchmarked levels of product and service excellence\ndue to liquidity crunch, rising interest costs and uncertain and customer centricity is well positioned to not only\nYour Company now has over 100 hotels across 80 locations in India,\noperating under 4 brands \u2014 \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end,\n\u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market\nsegment and \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 Gi", "img_57784.png": "A\nITC Limited.\nReport of the Directors\nimpacted leisure travel as well. The situation worsened business environment. Occupancies are expected to\nwith the horrific terror strikes at Mumbai which triggered rise with economic revival by the end of financial year\noff negative travel advisories leading to sharp degrowth 2009-10. Your Company now has over 100 hotels across\nin occupancies and average room revenues. The political 80 locations in India, operating under 4 brands. These\nuncertainties of an election year added to the dire are \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end, \u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five\nsituation of the industry. This cyclical downturn impacted star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market segment and\nthe hospitality industry, though the business has been \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment. In\nable to demonstrate some resilience during this addition, the business has co-branding arrangement\nchallenging period. However, the business continues to with two international brands \u2018The Luxury Collection\u2019\npursue an aggressive investment led growth strategy and \u2018Sheraton\u2019, franchised from Starwood. Together,\nrecognising the inadequate capacity and the longer term these offerings make ITC-Welcomgroup the second\npotential of this sector. largest hotel chain in India.\nForeign tourist arrivals slowed down in the second half During the year the Fortune brand, which covers mid\nof the year with y-on-y degrowth as shown in the to mid upscale segments, experienced substantial\ngraph below: growth. The brand now has 25 operating properties\nand another 27 properties are in different stages of\nSonne ao project execution. The WelcomHeritage brand has now\ncs rown to 64 properties.\nHO% | 10% 3 | | . uC , \u2018aon \u2018 ,\naoooeg {\u00b0\u00b0 ame 1\" SE 9% sore oe . . . The recently launched \u2018Kaya Kalp - The Royal Spa\u2019 at\n. _ . o% ITC Mughal, Agra has been adjudged the winner of\n300000 . x \\ . . . G \\ . . Tatler\u2019s best spa by the London based Tatler Group. The\n\\ 13% SL toy Royal Spa, which is Asia\u2019s finest, reinforces the\nwm Rr Company's philosophy of providing premium experiences\nsen . . . . . . . it 20% for the discerning guest. The business also earned the\nCN CC CCC ORC SN distinction of being recognized as the best employer in\npL SW NUN NS ON SN UNS UN US NOS ono Asia in the hospitality sector in a study conducted by\nAprO8 lun-O8AlgtB Oct ec0b Fao t8 the global human resources consulting and outsourcing\nsss Foreign Tourist Arrivals (Nos) \u2014#= YoY Growth (RHS) firm \u2014 Hewitt Associates together with the Wall Street\nJournal and Dow Jones. This is a testimony to your\nGiven such adverse circumstances, your Company\u2019s Company\u2019s commitment to its people. In view of the\nhotels business posted a decline in revenues by 7%. positive long term outlook, the competitive strength of\nThough Gross Operating Profit (PBDIT) degrew by 19% this business and the emerging opportunities in this\nover the previous year at Rs.384 crores, the hotels industry, your Company has maintained its aggressive\nbusiness maintained its leadership in terms of operating investment led growth plan. Construction activity in\nefficiency as measured by the ratio of PBDIT to Net respect of the new super-deluxe luxury hotels at\nIncome at 40%. Bengaluru and Chennai is in full swing in line with their\nThe longer term outlook for the industry however remains targeted opening dates.\nrobust, given India\u2019s inadequate room capacity. A number The ITC-Welcomgroup chain, with its globally\nof projects poised to enter the market have got delayed benchmarked levels of product and service excellence\ndue to liquidity crunch, rising interest costs and uncertain and customer centricity is well positioned to not only\nYour Company now has over 100 hotels across 80 locations in India,\noperating under 4 brands \u2014 \u2018ITC Hotel\u2019 at the top end,\n\u2018WelcomHotel\u2019 in the five star category, \u2018Fortune\u2019 in the mid market\nsegment and \u2018WelcomHeritage\u2019 in the heritage leisure segment.\n(TC Report and Accounts 2009 Gi", "img_58267.png": "ITC Limited\n\nAnnexure to the Report of the Directors\n\nStatement as at 31st March, 2009, pursuant to Clause 12 (Disclosure in the Directors\u2019 Report) of the Securities and Exchange\nBoard of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999.\na) Total number of Options granted / allocated\": ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\ni | 2001 \u00a9 2002 = 2003 \u00ab2004. \u00ab= 2008 \u00ab= 2006 \u00abS\u2014SsTotal \u00ab=\nCo |8,89,119 6,27,070 11,82,616 11,43,195 14,48,071 60,95,625 1,08,35,696 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\n2007 2008\n55,77,343 59,69,437 1,15,46,780 |\ni 2,23,82,476 |\nb) (i) Pricing Formula : The Pricing Formula, as approved by the Shareholders of the Company, shall be\ni : such price which is no lower than the closing price of the Company\u2019s Share on '\ni : the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (\u2018the NSE\u2019) on the date of grant, or '\ni : the average price of the Company\u2019s Share in the six months preceding the date '\ni : of grant based on the daily closing price on the NSE, or the \u2018Market Price\u2019 as defined '\not | from time to time under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Employee |\ni : Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999, '\ni as determined by the Compensation Committee. '\n(ii) Exercise Price / Adjusted Exercise Price** : ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\n| | Per Option, as applicable (Rs.) | 2001 | 2002 \u2014= 2003 \u00ab= \u00ab2004 \u00abSs 2005's 2006S\n; | (Each Option represents 10 Ordinary bons nnn nnn nnn nnn\n| | Shares of Re.1/- each) | 779.95 | 617.90 | 679.90/ | 880.45/ | 1,531.65/ | 1,814.00 |\na | 453.27 = 586.97 1,021.10 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\na 2007 2008\ni 1661.00 1896.00\nITC Employee Stock ITC Employee Stock Total\n: Option Scheme Option Scheme - 2006 | '\nCl (i (ii) (i) + Gi)\n\u201cc) | Total number of Options vested Li 77,97,649 15,23,826 93,21,475\n\u2018d) Total number of Options exercised : 35,35,341 8,753 35,44,094\ne) Total number of Ordinary Shares of Re.1/- each: 3,53,53,410 87,530 3,54,40,940\n| | arising as a result of exercise of Options : :\n\u201cf) | Total number of Options lapsed : 12,22,391 11,68,476 23,90,867\n9) Variation of terms of Options : Nil\nh) Money realised by exercise of Options : 244.78 1.45 246.23\n\u2018| (Rs. in Crores) : :", "img_58268.png": "ITC Limited\n\nAnnexure to the Report of the Directors\n\nStatement as at 31st March, 2009, pursuant to Clause 12 (Disclosure in the Directors\u2019 Report) of the Securities and Exchange\nBoard of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999.\na) Total number of Options granted / allocated\": ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\ni | 2001 \u00a9 2002 = 2003 \u00ab2004. \u00ab= 2008 \u00ab= 2006 \u00abS\u2014SsTotal \u00ab=\nCo |8,89,119 6,27,070 11,82,616 11,43,195 14,48,071 60,95,625 1,08,35,696 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\n2007 2008\n55,77,343 59,69,437 1,15,46,780 |\ni 2,23,82,476 |\nb) (i) Pricing Formula : The Pricing Formula, as approved by the Shareholders of the Company, shall be\ni : such price which is no lower than the closing price of the Company\u2019s Share on '\ni : the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (\u2018the NSE\u2019) on the date of grant, or '\ni : the average price of the Company\u2019s Share in the six months preceding the date '\ni : of grant based on the daily closing price on the NSE, or the \u2018Market Price\u2019 as defined '\not | from time to time under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Employee |\ni : Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999, '\ni as determined by the Compensation Committee. '\n(ii) Exercise Price / Adjusted Exercise Price** : ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\n| | Per Option, as applicable (Rs.) | 2001 | 2002 \u2014= 2003 \u00ab= \u00ab2004 \u00abSs 2005's 2006S\n; | (Each Option represents 10 Ordinary bons nnn nnn nnn nnn\n| | Shares of Re.1/- each) | 779.95 | 617.90 | 679.90/ | 880.45/ | 1,531.65/ | 1,814.00 |\na | 453.27 = 586.97 1,021.10 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\na 2007 2008\ni 1661.00 1896.00\nITC Employee Stock ITC Employee Stock Total\n: Option Scheme Option Scheme - 2006 | '\nCl (i (ii) (i) + Gi)\n\u201cc) | Total number of Options vested Li 77,97,649 15,23,826 93,21,475\n\u2018d) Total number of Options exercised : 35,35,341 8,753 35,44,094\ne) Total number of Ordinary Shares of Re.1/- each: 3,53,53,410 87,530 3,54,40,940\n| | arising as a result of exercise of Options : :\n\u201cf) | Total number of Options lapsed : 12,22,391 11,68,476 23,90,867\n9) Variation of terms of Options : Nil\nh) Money realised by exercise of Options : 244.78 1.45 246.23\n\u2018| (Rs. in Crores) : :", "img_58269.png": "ITC Limited\n\nAnnexure to the Report of the Directors\n\nStatement as at 31st March, 2009, pursuant to Clause 12 (Disclosure in the Directors\u2019 Report) of the Securities and Exchange\nBoard of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999.\na) Total number of Options granted / allocated\": ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\ni | 2001 \u00a9 2002 = 2003 \u00ab2004. \u00ab= 2008 \u00ab= 2006 \u00abS\u2014SsTotal \u00ab=\nCo |8,89,119 6,27,070 11,82,616 11,43,195 14,48,071 60,95,625 1,08,35,696 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\n2007 2008\n55,77,343 59,69,437 1,15,46,780 |\ni 2,23,82,476 |\nb) (i) Pricing Formula : The Pricing Formula, as approved by the Shareholders of the Company, shall be\ni : such price which is no lower than the closing price of the Company\u2019s Share on '\ni : the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (\u2018the NSE\u2019) on the date of grant, or '\ni : the average price of the Company\u2019s Share in the six months preceding the date '\ni : of grant based on the daily closing price on the NSE, or the \u2018Market Price\u2019 as defined '\not | from time to time under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Employee |\ni : Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999, '\ni as determined by the Compensation Committee. '\n(ii) Exercise Price / Adjusted Exercise Price** : ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\n| | Per Option, as applicable (Rs.) | 2001 | 2002 \u2014= 2003 \u00ab= \u00ab2004 \u00abSs 2005's 2006S\n; | (Each Option represents 10 Ordinary bons nnn nnn nnn nnn\n| | Shares of Re.1/- each) | 779.95 | 617.90 | 679.90/ | 880.45/ | 1,531.65/ | 1,814.00 |\na | 453.27 = 586.97 1,021.10 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\na 2007 2008\ni 1661.00 1896.00\nITC Employee Stock ITC Employee Stock Total\n: Option Scheme Option Scheme - 2006 | '\nCl (i (ii) (i) + Gi)\n\u201cc) | Total number of Options vested Li 77,97,649 15,23,826 93,21,475\n\u2018d) Total number of Options exercised : 35,35,341 8,753 35,44,094\ne) Total number of Ordinary Shares of Re.1/- each: 3,53,53,410 87,530 3,54,40,940\n| | arising as a result of exercise of Options : :\n\u201cf) | Total number of Options lapsed : 12,22,391 11,68,476 23,90,867\n9) Variation of terms of Options : Nil\nh) Money realised by exercise of Options : 244.78 1.45 246.23\n\u2018| (Rs. in Crores) : :", "img_58270.png": "ITC Limited\n\nAnnexure to the Report of the Directors\n\nStatement as at 31st March, 2009, pursuant to Clause 12 (Disclosure in the Directors\u2019 Report) of the Securities and Exchange\nBoard of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999.\na) Total number of Options granted / allocated\": ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\ni | 2001 \u00a9 2002 = 2003 \u00ab2004. \u00ab= 2008 \u00ab= 2006 \u00abS\u2014SsTotal \u00ab=\nCo |8,89,119 6,27,070 11,82,616 11,43,195 14,48,071 60,95,625 1,08,35,696 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\n2007 2008\n55,77,343 59,69,437 1,15,46,780 |\ni 2,23,82,476 |\nb) (i) Pricing Formula : The Pricing Formula, as approved by the Shareholders of the Company, shall be\ni : such price which is no lower than the closing price of the Company\u2019s Share on '\ni : the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (\u2018the NSE\u2019) on the date of grant, or '\ni : the average price of the Company\u2019s Share in the six months preceding the date '\ni : of grant based on the daily closing price on the NSE, or the \u2018Market Price\u2019 as defined '\not | from time to time under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Employee |\ni : Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999, '\ni as determined by the Compensation Committee. '\n(ii) Exercise Price / Adjusted Exercise Price** : ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\n| | Per Option, as applicable (Rs.) | 2001 | 2002 \u2014= 2003 \u00ab= \u00ab2004 \u00abSs 2005's 2006S\n; | (Each Option represents 10 Ordinary bons nnn nnn nnn nnn\n| | Shares of Re.1/- each) | 779.95 | 617.90 | 679.90/ | 880.45/ | 1,531.65/ | 1,814.00 |\na | 453.27 = 586.97 1,021.10 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\na 2007 2008\ni 1661.00 1896.00\nITC Employee Stock ITC Employee Stock Total\n: Option Scheme Option Scheme - 2006 | '\nCl (i (ii) (i) + Gi)\n\u201cc) | Total number of Options vested Li 77,97,649 15,23,826 93,21,475\n\u2018d) Total number of Options exercised : 35,35,341 8,753 35,44,094\ne) Total number of Ordinary Shares of Re.1/- each: 3,53,53,410 87,530 3,54,40,940\n| | arising as a result of exercise of Options : :\n\u201cf) | Total number of Options lapsed : 12,22,391 11,68,476 23,90,867\n9) Variation of terms of Options : Nil\nh) Money realised by exercise of Options : 244.78 1.45 246.23\n\u2018| (Rs. in Crores) : :", "img_58272.png": "ITC Limited\n\nAnnexure to the Report of the Directors\n\nStatement as at 31st March, 2009, pursuant to Clause 12 (Disclosure in the Directors\u2019 Report) of the Securities and Exchange\nBoard of India (Employee Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999.\na) Total number of Options granted / allocated\": ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\ni | 2001 \u00a9 2002 = 2003 \u00ab2004. \u00ab= 2008 \u00ab= 2006 \u00abS\u2014SsTotal \u00ab=\nCo |8,89,119 6,27,070 11,82,616 11,43,195 14,48,071 60,95,625 1,08,35,696 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\n2007 2008\n55,77,343 59,69,437 1,15,46,780 |\ni 2,23,82,476 |\nb) (i) Pricing Formula : The Pricing Formula, as approved by the Shareholders of the Company, shall be\ni : such price which is no lower than the closing price of the Company\u2019s Share on '\ni : the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (\u2018the NSE\u2019) on the date of grant, or '\ni : the average price of the Company\u2019s Share in the six months preceding the date '\ni : of grant based on the daily closing price on the NSE, or the \u2018Market Price\u2019 as defined '\not | from time to time under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Employee |\ni : Stock Option Scheme and Employee Stock Purchase Scheme) Guidelines, 1999, '\ni as determined by the Compensation Committee. '\n(ii) Exercise Price / Adjusted Exercise Price** : ITC Employee Stock Option Scheme\n| | Per Option, as applicable (Rs.) | 2001 | 2002 \u2014= 2003 \u00ab= \u00ab2004 \u00abSs 2005's 2006S\n; | (Each Option represents 10 Ordinary bons nnn nnn nnn nnn\n| | Shares of Re.1/- each) | 779.95 | 617.90 | 679.90/ | 880.45/ | 1,531.65/ | 1,814.00 |\na | 453.27 = 586.97 1,021.10 |\nITC Employee Stock Option Scheme - 2006\na 2007 2008\ni 1661.00 1896.00\nITC Employee Stock ITC Employee Stock Total\n: Option Scheme Option Scheme - 2006 | '\nCl (i (ii) (i) + Gi)\n\u201cc) | Total number of Options vested Li 77,97,649 15,23,826 93,21,475\n\u2018d) Total number of Options exercised : 35,35,341 8,753 35,44,094\ne) Total number of Ordinary Shares of Re.1/- each: 3,53,53,410 87,530 3,54,40,940\n| | arising as a result of exercise of Options : :\n\u201cf) | Total number of Options lapsed : 12,22,391 11,68,476 23,90,867\n9) Variation of terms of Options : Nil\nh) Money realised by exercise of Options : 244.78 1.45 246.23\n\u2018| (Rs. in Crores) : :", "img_60473.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60474.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60466.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60468.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60469.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60470.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_60471.png": "ie het ae i a a el ae Ses Sc gp a ea a as a eee icine aioe cae\u201d\n\\\nAGENDA\nCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH CARE OF THE POOR\nAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION\nAmbassador Hotel 2 Saturday and Sunday\nChicago, Illinois May 9-10, 1970\n1. Call to Order - 9:00 a.m.\n2. Introduction of Guests\n3. Discussion of Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in\nimproving Heaith Care of the Rural Poor\nMiss Marilyn Hennessy, Director of Care & Treatment Services\nNational Easter Seal Society 5\nEugene M. Cox, Health Consultant, United Community Funds & +\nCouncils of America, Inc. :\n4, Discussion on Role of Physicians Assistants in Improving\nHealth Care of the Rural Poor\nRobert Howard, M,D,, Director, Physicians' Assistant Program,\nDuke University es\nCarl Fasser, Physician's Assistant, Duke University\n5. Discussion on the Collaborative Process in New Medical Care Programs\nJerry Bassett, M.D,, Assistant Director, MEDEX\nRaymond Vath, M.D., Staff Psychiatrist, MEDEX\nLuncheon 12315p.m.\n6. Report on Temple University Project\nArthur Nelson, M.D.\nMr. James Snipe\nWs Discussion of Role of Federal Government in Improving\nHealth Care of the Poor ate :\nJoseph T. English, M,D,, Administrator, HSMHA\nDoug A. Fenderson, Ph.D., Director, Manpower Utilization Branch, NCHSR&D\nHarold Margulies, M.D,, Acting Director, RMP\nReception 6:00 p.m. E\n; . Dinner 7:00 p.m.\nRecess until Sunday Morning 9:00 a.m,\nSYolU]ger-vinajil SH/ANU NANA AlelUlsiamyge (elelelnal-laltsm elexs)mn=16) 6) ,6 [eles Van reve | Oya g", "img_50998.png": "Evolving Data u\nCardiovascular Disease ey\nDemonstrate Improvement in Cardiovascular Risk Factors\nGLAI: Lipids effects - Actos vs. Avandia (Q2 2004) > Label claim\nIITs: markers of endothelial function, lipids/apolipoproteins,\nDelay Progression of Atherosclerosis (surrogate measures)\nPERISCOPE: Intravascular ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nElectron Beam CT + Carotid Ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nIITs: Coronary blood flow, Restenosis\nDelay or Prevent Cardiovascular Events\nPROACTIVE (Q4 2006) ==> Label claim\nIIT: Stroke prevention\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-HOVENR-00001908\nProduced in MDL on 02/27/13\nP.0818-00014", "img_51001.png": "Evolving Data u\nCardiovascular Disease ey\nDemonstrate Improvement in Cardiovascular Risk Factors\nGLAI: Lipids effects - Actos vs. Avandia (Q2 2004) > Label claim\nIITs: markers of endothelial function, lipids/apolipoproteins,\nDelay Progression of Atherosclerosis (surrogate measures)\nPERISCOPE: Intravascular ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nElectron Beam CT + Carotid Ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nIITs: Coronary blood flow, Restenosis\nDelay or Prevent Cardiovascular Events\nPROACTIVE (Q4 2006) ==> Label claim\nIIT: Stroke prevention\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-HOVENR-00001908\nProduced in MDL on 02/27/13\nP.0818-00014", "img_51003.png": "Evolving Data u\nCardiovascular Disease ey\nDemonstrate Improvement in Cardiovascular Risk Factors\nGLAI: Lipids effects - Actos vs. Avandia (Q2 2004) > Label claim\nIITs: markers of endothelial function, lipids/apolipoproteins,\nDelay Progression of Atherosclerosis (surrogate measures)\nPERISCOPE: Intravascular ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nElectron Beam CT + Carotid Ultrasound (Q1 2006) ==> Label claim\nIITs: Coronary blood flow, Restenosis\nDelay or Prevent Cardiovascular Events\nPROACTIVE (Q4 2006) ==> Label claim\nIIT: Stroke prevention\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order LLY-HOVENR-00001908\nProduced in MDL on 02/27/13\nP.0818-00014", "img_37447.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37454.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37456.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37463.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37467.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37471.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37475.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37478.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37484.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_37489.png": "i TABLE 3 ;\n_ PERFORMANCE OF YOUR STUDENTS ON NATIONAL BOARD PART 2 EXAMINATICN - 1969)\nSCHOOL WASH U S L SCHOOL NG. 184\nSinan ET NUMBERD OF GSTUDENTSUTESTED \u201cGlc m= \u00ab=  \u201c (PERFORMANCE DATA, ~~ a 7\nSUBJECT CANDIDATES NON-CAND. \u2018TOTAL MEAN % FAIL % HONOR\nMEDICINE 40 0 40 84.8 0.0 2225\neRe NG RGER eee e twee tn OU Le eee) LEA a Oe ic OR 060M eS ae\nOB/GYN 40 0 40 81.8 5.0 10.0\nPH/PM 40 0 40 84.0 0.0 20.0\n(eee VAR C Gass maw 4 OM en a oa. ee Owe eee 4 Ot oe 6855 nt Os0e 5, 2 520.\n3 PSYCHIATRY 40 0 40 79.5 a5 5.0\ng TOTAL TEST 40 0 40 82.1 0.0 5.0\n5\n2\n\u00b0\n: Pete Pts WA a ce en eee eee Peas tre errr oD es i I an EAT a\nry.\n6\nS -\n; 3\nae en ee a ae ee ee A Es Z et Se ene", "img_52191.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_52256.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_52260.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_52262.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_52267.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_52274.png": "\u201c1k.\nPRODUCT LINE None\n\\ for Canada to\nMAJOR OBJECTIVE Determine best collector design/systems vo. aaei.\ndevelop a new business opportunity 1\nene\nJUSTIFICATION\nRESEARCH COSTS - kS CON OME TOTAL\n2 AT COMPLETED\n3 PRIOR YEARS 1978 1979 \u20acST. 1979 BUDGET 1980 1981 198 (YEAR)\n225 _250\nPAYOUT (YEARS) kS BENEFIT (Ist, 2nd, 3rd, YEARS AFTER COMPLETION)\nKEY ASSUMPTIONS Program is at too exploratory a stage to meaningfully estimate\nbenefits.\ne Imperial programs will earn license free rights to Exxon solar technology.\n@ Imperial will decide on a solar business entry in 1983+.\nIMPERTAL SCORING (WORLD MUTUAL PROJECTS)\nCRITERIA PROFILE WE IGHT- POTENTIAL\nING HI MED LO AREA HE MED\nURGENCY ( ) EXXON POLICY\nSCOPE ( )\nCONSISTENCY ()\nPROBABILITY OF SUCCESS ( ) OPERATIONS SUPPORT\nRESEARCH PERIOD ( )\nRESEARCH COSTS ( )\nCOST TO EXPLOIT ( )\nPAYBACK PERIOD () TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE\nBENEFIT: COST ( )\nRESEARCH COMPATIBILITY (  ) IMPERIAL INTEREST\nTECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE ()\nSCORE\neee\nOTHER JUSTIFICATION\nPROJECT RATING\nPRI TI =\nORITY BENEFIT COST RATIO", "img_56648.png": "i PAST PRESIDENTS\n\nAND\n\nHONORARY LIFE MEMBERS\n\n1, John Dingee ................ 1949-1951\n\n2 2. Robert A. Sindall, Jr.......... 1952-1953\n\n3. MLR. (Joe) Feeney ........... 1954-1955\n\n4. David S. Nay................ 1956-1957\n\n5. Frank S. Langsenkamp ....... 1958-1959\n\n6. Edward E. Judge............. 1960-1961\n\n7. Charles E.Schick............. 1962-1963\n\n8. Louis E. Kibler, Sr. ........... 1964-1965\n\ni 9. Clyde N. Monda ............. 1966-1967\n\n10. Nat C. Barnard .............. 1968-1969\n\n11, James G. McGinnis .......... 1970-1971\n\n12. Thomas N. Martin............ 1972-1973\n\n4 13. Herbert E. Shek.............. 1974-1975\n\n14, Arthur |. Judge Il ............ 1976-1977\n\n15. George L. Shipley* .. . \u00abee 1978-1979\ni \u201cBecomes H.L.M. in 1982", "img_65398.png": "Si cee ea eae AN \"GI so Chae corte)\n\na Stamler, J., et al: Coronary risk factors. Their National Diet-Heart- Study Research Group:\nimpact and their therapy in the prevention of National Diet-Heart Study: final report. N. Y.,\ncoronary artery disease. Med. Clin. N.Amer. American Heart Association, 1968. 428 pp.\n50: 229-254, (Jan.) 1966. (AHA Monograph no. 18) originally published\n\nStamler, J., et al: Epidemiological studies on as Circulation 37 suppl. 1 (Mar.) 1968.\natherosclerotic coronary heart disease: causa- Page, I. H., and Stamler, J.: Diet and coronary\ntive factors and consequent preventive ap- heart disease, Parts I and II, Modern Concepts\nproaches. Progress in Biochemical Pharma- of Cardiovascular Disease: 27: 119-123; 125-\ncology 4: 30-49, 1968. 128, (Sept.-Oct.), 1968.\n\nTurpeinen, \u00a9., et al: Dietary prevention of Connor, W. E., Stone, D.B., and Hodges, R.E.:\ncoronary heart disease: long-term experiment. Interrelated effects of dietary cholesterol and\nAm. J, Clin. Nutrition 27: 255-276, (April) fat upon human serum lipid levels. J. Clin.\n1968. Invest. 43: 1691-1696 (Aug.) 1964.\n\nLeren, P.: Effect of plasma cholesterol lower- Hodges, R.E., Krehl, W.A., Stone, D.B., and\ning diet in male survivors of myocardial infarc- Lopez, A.: Dietary carbohydrates and low\ntion, a controlled clinical trial. Oslo, Univer- cholesterol diets: effects on serum lipids of\nsitetsforlaget, 1966. 92 pp. Also published as man. Am. J. Clin. Nutrition 20: 198-208 (Feb.)\nActa Med. Scandinav. suppl. 466/1966. 1967.\n\nChristakis, George, and Rinzler, S. H.: Diet. National Academy of Sciences\u2014National Re-\nSection C, chapt. 10 in Schettler, G., and Boyd, search Council. Food and Nutrition Board.\nG., ed. Arteriosclerosis:; Pathology, Physiology, Recommended Dietary Allowances. 6th rev. ed.\nAetiology, Diagnosis and Clinical Management. Washington, D.C., The Council, 1964. (NAS-\nAmsterdam, Elsevier Publishing Company. In NRC publication no. 1146.) 7th ed. in press.\nCee McGandy, R.B., Hegstedt, D.M., Myers, M.L.,\n\nand Stare, F.J.: Dietary carbohydrate and\nserum cholesterol levels in man. Am. J. Clin.\nNutrition 78: 237-242 (April) 1966.\nQieD Bp\n& ta\na = \u00b0\n2 \u2014 c\nnk ] x\nwwe\ne.\n\u201crT\nEM 379 rev. PE &\n10-68-200M\nSYolU]Rer-Fal ali OSH/AN UNA NVAIAL UIS\\tayze OLeLU/pnl=)pltsMelesym-18 [0], [oleh 0p] @-Para", "img_65399.png": "Si cee ea eae AN \"GI so Chae corte)\n\na Stamler, J., et al: Coronary risk factors. Their National Diet-Heart- Study Research Group:\nimpact and their therapy in the prevention of National Diet-Heart Study: final report. N. Y.,\ncoronary artery disease. Med. Clin. N.Amer. American Heart Association, 1968. 428 pp.\n50: 229-254, (Jan.) 1966. (AHA Monograph no. 18) originally published\n\nStamler, J., et al: Epidemiological studies on as Circulation 37 suppl. 1 (Mar.) 1968.\natherosclerotic coronary heart disease: causa- Page, I. H., and Stamler, J.: Diet and coronary\ntive factors and consequent preventive ap- heart disease, Parts I and II, Modern Concepts\nproaches. Progress in Biochemical Pharma- of Cardiovascular Disease: 27: 119-123; 125-\ncology 4: 30-49, 1968. 128, (Sept.-Oct.), 1968.\n\nTurpeinen, \u00a9., et al: Dietary prevention of Connor, W. E., Stone, D.B., and Hodges, R.E.:\ncoronary heart disease: long-term experiment. Interrelated effects of dietary cholesterol and\nAm. J, Clin. Nutrition 27: 255-276, (April) fat upon human serum lipid levels. J. Clin.\n1968. Invest. 43: 1691-1696 (Aug.) 1964.\n\nLeren, P.: Effect of plasma cholesterol lower- Hodges, R.E., Krehl, W.A., Stone, D.B., and\ning diet in male survivors of myocardial infarc- Lopez, A.: Dietary carbohydrates and low\ntion, a controlled clinical trial. Oslo, Univer- cholesterol diets: effects on serum lipids of\nsitetsforlaget, 1966. 92 pp. Also published as man. Am. J. Clin. Nutrition 20: 198-208 (Feb.)\nActa Med. Scandinav. suppl. 466/1966. 1967.\n\nChristakis, George, and Rinzler, S. H.: Diet. National Academy of Sciences\u2014National Re-\nSection C, chapt. 10 in Schettler, G., and Boyd, search Council. Food and Nutrition Board.\nG., ed. Arteriosclerosis:; Pathology, Physiology, Recommended Dietary Allowances. 6th rev. ed.\nAetiology, Diagnosis and Clinical Management. Washington, D.C., The Council, 1964. (NAS-\nAmsterdam, Elsevier Publishing Company. In NRC publication no. 1146.) 7th ed. in press.\nCee McGandy, R.B., Hegstedt, D.M., Myers, M.L.,\n\nand Stare, F.J.: Dietary carbohydrate and\nserum cholesterol levels in man. Am. J. Clin.\nNutrition 78: 237-242 (April) 1966.\nQieD Bp\n& ta\na = \u00b0\n2 \u2014 c\nnk ] x\nwwe\ne.\n\u201crT\nEM 379 rev. PE &\n10-68-200M\nSYolU]Rer-Fal ali OSH/AN UNA NVAIAL UIS\\tayze OLeLU/pnl=)pltsMelesym-18 [0], [oleh 0p] @-Para", "img_52481.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_52483.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_52484.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_52485.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_52486.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_52487.png": "SENT BY :GALLAHER w15- 8-95 5 14:17 5 Gallaher Lim: ted> 19107410815:# 2712 .\nEIG MEETING\nFriday 22nd September 1995 at TMA at 10 o'clock\nAGENDA\n1 VOLUNTARY ISSUES\ni Approval and Use of Additives in Tobacco Products in the UK - attached\nii Provision of information on the use of ammonium salts as tobacco\nadditives\niii Provision of updated Sales Weighted Averages\n2 REGULATORY ISSUES 4\ni Implications arising from the LGC \"UK Procotcol for Sampling Cigarettes\"\nimplemented March 1995\nii Proposed reply to the DoH discussion paper an procedure for dealing with 3\nsurvey results - attached . *\n3 STANDARDISATION ISSUES :\ni _ Implications arising from ISO Plenary meeting\n4 EMERGING ISSUES\ni CEN task group review of standard dealing with ignitability of\nupholstered furniture.\n5 PUBLICATION ISSUES\ni Anticipating the outcome of the SCOTH review of ETS and hing cancer\nii \u2014 Tndustry position statements on ETS-related isauce - attached\niii Industry position statement on \u2018Standard Smoking Mcthods' - attached\n6 RESEARCH ISSUES\ni Reporting on the outcome of TRPT funded research\n7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS\n{ Board Summary of Technology Support current activitives - attached\n8 DATE OF NEXT MEETING\nLint of pre-cinculated background papers\nti Approval of New Additives to Tobacco Products: Updated \u2018Arrangements\u2019: Outstanding Isyues\n(TU 351) and Miniumum Information Requirements for the Approval of New Additrives to\nTobecce Products (TU 350)\n2b Tar, Nicotine and Carbon Monoxide Yields of Cigarcttes (TU 283)\n2vii_ = Scientific Liaison Working Group minvics (TU331 and $12) wu\n2it DoH discussion paper on \u201cTesting of Tar and Nicotine Yields: Procedure far Dealing with Renults\" *\n(TU338) w\n3i Seminar on changes in 3rd Edition of ISO Directives (TU332) \u201c\nS$\n8\nw\nBEST 11.9.95\nCOPY", "img_55187.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_55188.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_55189.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_55190.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_55191.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_55192.png": "-2-\n8 - Quota Administration\nNo quarterly quotas second year of extension. Subsequent years,\nquarterly quotas could be invoked under specific conditions. Adjust-\nment in consumption estimate required if the price of sugar is 3\npercent above or below the guide price for 5 market days. No\ngeographical limitations.\n9 - Reallocation of Deficits\n\nForeign and domestic deficits to be declared and allocated when known,\nincluding at the time the initial consumption determination is announced.\nThe deficit situation is also to be reviewed every 60 days. Foreign\ndeficits to be reported not later than June 1; in the event of failure to\nreport, the Secretary shall determine such deficits, reduce quotas\ncorrespondingly, and reallocate same with special consideration to be\ngiven to timely availability of supplies.\n\n10 - Puerto Rican Refined Quota\nPuerto Rican refined quota calculated at 1.5 percent of consumption\nestimate up to 11 million tons, and at 0.5 percent above 11 million\ntons. Give Puerto Rican refiners right to import sugar under bond.\n\n11 - Payment and Tax Provisions\nReduce the scale of Sugar Act payments by 40 cents per hundredweight,\nexcept that for the first interval of 350 tons of sugar production the\nreduction would be 35 cents per hundredweight; under this proposal,\nno payment per farm would exceed $60, 400 and no payment at all would\nbe made to a farm producing over 60, 200 tons. This payment reduction\nwould be coupled with a reduction of 40 cents per hundredweight in the\nexcise tax on sugar. The tax reduction to be passed back to the grower\nto compensate for the reduced Government payment. This proposal\nwould protect the income of sugar beet and sugarcane growers, protect\ndomestic sugar supplies, and maintain the relative economic positions\nof the various segments of the domestic industry and between domestic\nand foreign producers, and would not affect the price of sugar to\nconsumers.\n\n12 - Miscellaneous Technical Recommendations\nThese include clarification of qualification for abandonment and deficiency\npayments; preservation of acreage history for 3 years in areas where\nbeet sugar factories close and clarification of personal history in instances\nwhere an operator dies or is incapacitated.\n\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/yqxv0228", "img_15189.png": "Directors\u2019 Report\nTeta ks. REPORT\nDIRECTORS\u2019 REPORT & Management Discussion and Analysis | CIGARETTE INDUSTRY IN INDIA AND ITS POTENTIAL\nYour Directors have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and Accounts of the The domestic cigarette industry witnessed one of the sharpest declines in the sales\ni Company for the year ended 31st March, 2002. volume in the last year when if lost more than 12% of its size as a result of steep\n| hikein the rate of excise duty,as much as 15% across all segments. In addition,\ntl GENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT : certain State Governments increased local levies such as luxury tax, entry tax and\noctroi tax on cigarettes. Asa result, the industry was left with no choice but to raise\n\\ On the macro economic front, the country witnessed one of the lowest growths inthe prices of most of their brands.\n\u2018 manufacturing sector in the last several years. Against a targeted growth of 6.5%,\n\u2018 the country registered a GDP growth of only 5.4%, though in comparison with other The sharp increase in cigarette prices triggered an unprecedented supply of cheap\n| economies it was reasonably satisfactory. The events of terrorist attacks in the USA smuggled cigarettes in abundance from neighboring countries. Most of them were\ni and India on September 11 and December 13, 2001 respectively, impacted the in king size filter format selling in the market for Rs. 5 to Rs. 10 for a packet of 10\n4 global as well as Indian economy to slide down considerably. The tension on the cigarettes while domestic excise duty alone works out to Rs. 14.50 for a pack of 10\nty Indian border resulted in restrictions on travel being imposed by most developed sticks. Since the smuggled cigarettes offer very high margin for traders, there is 0\n\\ economies and that worsened the situation for the Indian economy which is still natural inducement for them to push these products. Your company has taken a\n| continuing to suffer from its effects. On top of that, currently the country is facing one number of steps on its own as well as along with other companies and enforcement\nqos of the worst drought situations in the last decade. The comfortable level of stocks in agencies to curb the menace of smuggled cigarettes.\nia our granories will, however, safeguard the country from any shortages on the food\n{ front. The year 2001-02 another in succession, witnessed a general slow down in the India is the second largest producer of tobacco, yet our share in the international\n13 economy and fall in consumer spending. A large number of popular brands in the trade continues to be less than 1%. A pragmatic and sensible approach towards\n) | fast moving consumer goods category lost their respective market shares. tobacco will not only help the country to accelerate its export earnings but can also\nhelp raise revenue and earnings of millions of farmers.\n1. Having embarked on economic reforms and globalisation of the Indian economy for\n| more than a decade now, investments in infrastructure as well as reforms in the Cigarettes is the most preferred form of tobacco consumption all over the World\n: agriculture sector continue to be delayed and highly deficient. Inaction on the part except in India. tndiais the third largest tobacco consuming country. Yet the share of\n|! of the Government in accelerating the process of the reforms has started affecting cigarettes in the total consumption has been declining year after year and has gone\n| growth in both manufacturing os well as agriculture sectors. The lack of long term down to a mere 16% as against an average of 90% in the rest of the World. The\nperspective and stable and transparent policies of the Government has also resulted prohibitive and excessive taxation on cigarettes is compelling the consumer to\nin both Indian as well as overseas investors shying away. This has also resulted in downgrade to other cheaper and inferior tobacco products. This is also discouraging\nstagnating average per capita income of the Indian people. We have, however, been the farmers of flue cured tobacco from making any investment in improving\nLo able to contain inflation. Ours is primarily an agrarian economy. We need to productivity and technological development. It may be worthwhile to note here that\n\u2018 accelerate the process of agricultural reforms and investments in the rural the per hectare earnings of farmers from flue cured tobacco is almost twice that of\n, infrostructure. We also have to adequately support immediately all the agro based what he can earn by growing other types of tobaccos. This indifferent and impractical\n\\ industries on acontinuing basis. approach of the Government has also affected the growth and earnings of the\n\u2018 : domestic cigarette industry. The lack of clarity and absence of any durable policy of\n\\ the Government for this sector has also discouraged the Indian industry from\n\\ making any investments in developing the export market, which you will appreciate\n. 23934 is highly competitive and dominated by major global corporations. With the capacity\n. ie} and skill available within the industry, we are confident that Indian companies can\nS16 gain arespectable share in international trade and enhance the country's export\n. 21361 om 7 \u00a3 earnings manifold with the desired support from the Government. Brazil and China\n<Fy = \u201c8 } are classic examples as they have achieved a significant presence in the global\n18538 m7 ww 4 \u00a2 morket with their consistent efforts in that direction. The Government must focus its\nuf Ke 3 pS \u201coe attention urgently to the need of the industry by providing an environment in which\n\u2018ots FA mak = 4 e itcan adequately grow and face global competition within and outside the country.\nonie Bo oe oo ny There isan imminent need to rationalize the tox structure whereby the wide\n12785 CEU \u2122~ 4 fh ps7 4 ~, Ag differential in the taxation of various tobacco products inter-se is gradually reduced\non AS fe mo FN OF and the States are discouraged from levying tox on cigarettes indiscriminately\nee ST Toe Dae te differentially. This con be resolved by having a single point of taxation i\nweek sah ot b lk i o and differentially. This can be resolved by having a single point of taxation in a\nLos | a eA ~~ maw mle harmonized tox structure across the country.\n1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT AND ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS\n: Excluding Revaluation Reserve Having identified the potential of tobacco in India, your company has been making\n\u2018 investments in modernizing its manufacturing focilities and development of new\nvarieties of cigarette products. We also voluntarily started imparting training and\nproviding technology to the farmers of flue cured tobaccos in Andhra and\nKarnataka to help them improve their yields, grow right varieties of tobacco and\nfollow superior farming practices including grading and packing of tobacco. 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9 418-1\u201c\nj ki 6-35 side chair ) 27,60 110.40\n531-21- 532-21- \\\n; 1ST\nx 1 > i Sah 45 x19 x 15\" h 3.40 40\n\u2018 SC aya\n\\\n/\\ k > 1822, file for 4 x'6\" cards 144.45 144.45\nf Sa -1\nha #14071, 45 x 30\" desk oD 98.75 98.75\n\\! 5a <1\nx 1414, table % x 38\" | 165.00 165.00\n$A 1 i\nSYolUTRex-van alu OSAMU ANI ALG [OlS\\ip\\z0 ole ]anl=lplesMolorsy im -16[U)L6(0lecyh annie OPA", "img_47539.png": ": Department of Nutrition and Food Science\nSummary of Department Budget Totals\nSPONSORED\nRESEARCH INSTITUTE\n- AND TRAINING GENERAL\nYEAR _ TOTAL BUDGET GRANT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS\n1963-64 $1,667,599. $1,377,399. $158,235. $131,965.\n1964-65 4 2,232,045. 1,856,558. 202,365. 173,122.\n1965-66 3,532,168. 2,797,499. 447,002.* 287,667.\n1966-67 : 3,522,085. 2,987,066. 218,778. 316,241.\n1967-68 3,657,038. 3,023,572. 300,695. $32,771.\n1968-69 3,477,066. 2,864,733. 284,665. 327,668. ft\n1969-70 ; 3,684,377. 3,112,043. 194,824. 377,510. my\n1970-71 3,938,012. 3,365,916. 161,735. 410,361.\n1971-72 3,950,669. 3,378,547. 145,256. 426,866.\n1972-73 4,337,974. 3,825,366. 88,638. 423,970.\n1973-74 4,509,647. 3,927,550. 116,958. 465,139.\n. 1974-75 4,856,279. 4,234,080. 98,764. 523,435.\n1975-76 4,935,431, 4,287,043. 90,179. 558,209.\nPROPOSED\n1976-77 $5,876,647. $5,223,259. 90,179. 563,209.\n*Includes $225,000. used in renovations, furnishings and equipment for the\nOral Science Training and Research Facility in the Ford Building", "img_47548.png": ": Department of Nutrition and Food Science\nSummary of Department Budget Totals\nSPONSORED\nRESEARCH INSTITUTE\n- AND TRAINING GENERAL\nYEAR _ TOTAL BUDGET GRANT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS\n1963-64 $1,667,599. $1,377,399. $158,235. $131,965.\n1964-65 4 2,232,045. 1,856,558. 202,365. 173,122.\n1965-66 3,532,168. 2,797,499. 447,002.* 287,667.\n1966-67 : 3,522,085. 2,987,066. 218,778. 316,241.\n1967-68 3,657,038. 3,023,572. 300,695. $32,771.\n1968-69 3,477,066. 2,864,733. 284,665. 327,668. ft\n1969-70 ; 3,684,377. 3,112,043. 194,824. 377,510. my\n1970-71 3,938,012. 3,365,916. 161,735. 410,361.\n1971-72 3,950,669. 3,378,547. 145,256. 426,866.\n1972-73 4,337,974. 3,825,366. 88,638. 423,970.\n1973-74 4,509,647. 3,927,550. 116,958. 465,139.\n. 1974-75 4,856,279. 4,234,080. 98,764. 523,435.\n1975-76 4,935,431, 4,287,043. 90,179. 558,209.\nPROPOSED\n1976-77 $5,876,647. $5,223,259. 90,179. 563,209.\n*Includes $225,000. used in renovations, furnishings and equipment for the\nOral Science Training and Research Facility in the Ford Building", "img_47552.png": ": Department of Nutrition and Food Science\nSummary of Department Budget Totals\nSPONSORED\nRESEARCH INSTITUTE\n- AND TRAINING GENERAL\nYEAR _ TOTAL BUDGET GRANT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS\n1963-64 $1,667,599. $1,377,399. $158,235. $131,965.\n1964-65 4 2,232,045. 1,856,558. 202,365. 173,122.\n1965-66 3,532,168. 2,797,499. 447,002.* 287,667.\n1966-67 : 3,522,085. 2,987,066. 218,778. 316,241.\n1967-68 3,657,038. 3,023,572. 300,695. $32,771.\n1968-69 3,477,066. 2,864,733. 284,665. 327,668. ft\n1969-70 ; 3,684,377. 3,112,043. 194,824. 377,510. my\n1970-71 3,938,012. 3,365,916. 161,735. 410,361.\n1971-72 3,950,669. 3,378,547. 145,256. 426,866.\n1972-73 4,337,974. 3,825,366. 88,638. 423,970.\n1973-74 4,509,647. 3,927,550. 116,958. 465,139.\n. 1974-75 4,856,279. 4,234,080. 98,764. 523,435.\n1975-76 4,935,431, 4,287,043. 90,179. 558,209.\nPROPOSED\n1976-77 $5,876,647. $5,223,259. 90,179. 563,209.\n*Includes $225,000. used in renovations, furnishings and equipment for the\nOral Science Training and Research Facility in the Ford Building", "img_47708.png": ": Department of Nutrition and Food Science\nSummary of Department Budget Totals\nSPONSORED\nRESEARCH INSTITUTE\n- AND TRAINING GENERAL\nYEAR _ TOTAL BUDGET GRANT FUNDS FUNDS FUNDS\n1963-64 $1,667,599. $1,377,399. $158,235. $131,965.\n1964-65 4 2,232,045. 1,856,558. 202,365. 173,122.\n1965-66 3,532,168. 2,797,499. 447,002.* 287,667.\n1966-67 : 3,522,085. 2,987,066. 218,778. 316,241.\n1967-68 3,657,038. 3,023,572. 300,695. $32,771.\n1968-69 3,477,066. 2,864,733. 284,665. 327,668. ft\n1969-70 ; 3,684,377. 3,112,043. 194,824. 377,510. my\n1970-71 3,938,012. 3,365,916. 161,735. 410,361.\n1971-72 3,950,669. 3,378,547. 145,256. 426,866.\n1972-73 4,337,974. 3,825,366. 88,638. 423,970.\n1973-74 4,509,647. 3,927,550. 116,958. 465,139.\n. 1974-75 4,856,279. 4,234,080. 98,764. 523,435.\n1975-76 4,935,431, 4,287,043. 90,179. 558,209.\nPROPOSED\n1976-77 $5,876,647. $5,223,259. 90,179. 563,209.\n*Includes $225,000. used in renovations, furnishings and equipment for the\nOral Science Training and Research Facility in the Ford Building", "img_64926.png": "OE I AINO\nOl Alii\nMM A\\R\nO CQO I Cc\nCi =\nThis statement for physicians and other health professionals\nwas developed by the Committee on Nutrition and authorized for\nrelease by the Central Committee for Medical and Community\nProgram of the American Heart Association.\n1b\nAMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ae\nST. LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION \u00a9\n4643 LINDELL BLVD.\nST. LOUIS. MISSOURI 63108\n\u00a91973 American Heart Association", "img_64927.png": "OE I AINO\nOl Alii\nMM A\\R\nO CQO I Cc\nCi =\nThis statement for physicians and other health professionals\nwas developed by the Committee on Nutrition and authorized for\nrelease by the Central Committee for Medical and Community\nProgram of the American Heart Association.\n1b\nAMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ae\nST. LOUIS HEART ASSOCIATION \u00a9\n4643 LINDELL BLVD.\nST. LOUIS. MISSOURI 63108\n\u00a91973 American Heart Association", "img_64633.png": "The WU Speakers Bureau and How It Operates\nWhen Russia launched Sputnik I, :\nthe WU Speakers Bureau received re- : \u2018\nquests for faculty members to discuss x\ntravel to the moon. . : ae :\nThis topic isn\u2019t mentioned in the > r 2 > j* :\nbureau\u2019s brochure, but hopeful calls A, se dl me be y :\ncame in anyway. Although no Jules cs : a '\u2122 <_< iy _ :\nVernes were available, compromises oo] pA yt dL FT A a 7\nwere worked out. Sse t sy ; fo\nThe brochure, a blue - and - white ie \\ Ne de 4 | _ yh \u201ca\nfolder listing topics offered, was sent \u2018 7 . ca t Lo\nlast fall to program chairmen of 3 \u2018iT . oun er 7 i\nwomen\u2019s clubs, church groups, P-TAs Lo ae ei\nand other service groups in the St. Conferring on talks by the Panel of Americans are MISS KENDRA ELLIS .\nLouis area. (left), a freshman; MRS. MARTIN TADO, faculty co-ordinator, and DR.\nRernlanl Feed he ae aoa EARNEST BRANDENBURG, dean of University College and associate\neS ug a euse Eloy NEM DOOKIeL professor of speech. University College sponsors the student group.\nlists topics suggested by faculty mem- s | eel, :\nbers. No names are given. \u201cThis steadily to inform these organizations covered such diverse matters as col-\n\u2018 Fan ee pote Ponte that it will serve as middleman ; and lege football, Dts Lawrence's poetry,\ni se A 3 take care of time-consuming details. community ideals, China and the Far\na Miss Eileen Wolff, The Speakers Bureau, part of the ast, children\u2019s behavior problems and\n| os director of the bu- ron the OF f Information WU excavations in Greece.\n| ~ iss program olf the ice of In\nay reau, \u201cthe faculty since 1956, grew out of an informal A Panel of Americans, the only\n\u2014 4 members aren't tradition of the University. Names of \u2014 student speakers scheduled by the\nbn \u201cih bothered by calls available speakers had been kept in bureau, appeared before several or-\n<\u00a2 ~~ from organizations. a file inherited in 1953 by University ganizations last fall. Active on campus\noo wate It saves time and College. Callers were given names of since 1948, this panel is part of a\nMISS WOLFF trouble for both pro- professors willing to speak on desired national project designed to promote\nfessor and organization if arrange- \u2018Subjects. University College completed inter-faith and interracial understand-\nments can be made through the bu- @f@ngements for the talks. INE:\ncen? Organization of the Speakers Bureau Organizations needing speakers must\non its present basis is a product of make the overtures. For its part, the\nSome faculty members, long known the University\u2019s Second Century De- bureau stands ready to expand its\nin the community as good speakers, velopment Program. In its first year work in an effort to strengthen ties be-\nare still approached directly by many _ of operation, the bureau drew on a tween community and University.\ngroups. But the campus office strives wide variety of speakers. Talks given N.M.B.\nWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Se eee\nST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI United Staten Portage\n| Sees PAL\na. - St. Louis (Mo.) Permit\nSO 4\noe\nMISS JAQUELIN AMBLER, alum-\nna and Fulbright scholar in art\nhistory, examines model of new\nMusic Department unit. Other\nplanned additions will also help\nWU fulfill its growing role as a\ncultural center for parents and\nfor other adults in the community.", "img_64634.png": "The WU Speakers Bureau and How It Operates\nWhen Russia launched Sputnik I, :\nthe WU Speakers Bureau received re- : \u2018\nquests for faculty members to discuss x\ntravel to the moon. . : ae :\nThis topic isn\u2019t mentioned in the > r 2 > j* :\nbureau\u2019s brochure, but hopeful calls A, se dl me be y :\ncame in anyway. Although no Jules cs : a '\u2122 <_< iy _ :\nVernes were available, compromises oo] pA yt dL FT A a 7\nwere worked out. Sse t sy ; fo\nThe brochure, a blue - and - white ie \\ Ne de 4 | _ yh \u201ca\nfolder listing topics offered, was sent \u2018 7 . ca t Lo\nlast fall to program chairmen of 3 \u2018iT . oun er 7 i\nwomen\u2019s clubs, church groups, P-TAs Lo ae ei\nand other service groups in the St. Conferring on talks by the Panel of Americans are MISS KENDRA ELLIS .\nLouis area. (left), a freshman; MRS. MARTIN TADO, faculty co-ordinator, and DR.\nRernlanl Feed he ae aoa EARNEST BRANDENBURG, dean of University College and associate\neS ug a euse Eloy NEM DOOKIeL professor of speech. University College sponsors the student group.\nlists topics suggested by faculty mem- s | eel, :\nbers. No names are given. \u201cThis steadily to inform these organizations covered such diverse matters as col-\n\u2018 Fan ee pote Ponte that it will serve as middleman ; and lege football, Dts Lawrence's poetry,\ni se A 3 take care of time-consuming details. community ideals, China and the Far\na Miss Eileen Wolff, The Speakers Bureau, part of the ast, children\u2019s behavior problems and\n| os director of the bu- ron the OF f Information WU excavations in Greece.\n| ~ iss program olf the ice of In\nay reau, \u201cthe faculty since 1956, grew out of an informal A Panel of Americans, the only\n\u2014 4 members aren't tradition of the University. Names of \u2014 student speakers scheduled by the\nbn \u201cih bothered by calls available speakers had been kept in bureau, appeared before several or-\n<\u00a2 ~~ from organizations. a file inherited in 1953 by University ganizations last fall. Active on campus\noo wate It saves time and College. Callers were given names of since 1948, this panel is part of a\nMISS WOLFF trouble for both pro- professors willing to speak on desired national project designed to promote\nfessor and organization if arrange- \u2018Subjects. University College completed inter-faith and interracial understand-\nments can be made through the bu- @f@ngements for the talks. INE:\ncen? Organization of the Speakers Bureau Organizations needing speakers must\non its present basis is a product of make the overtures. For its part, the\nSome faculty members, long known the University\u2019s Second Century De- bureau stands ready to expand its\nin the community as good speakers, velopment Program. In its first year work in an effort to strengthen ties be-\nare still approached directly by many _ of operation, the bureau drew on a tween community and University.\ngroups. But the campus office strives wide variety of speakers. Talks given N.M.B.\nWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Se eee\nST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI United Staten Portage\n| Sees PAL\na. - St. Louis (Mo.) Permit\nSO 4\noe\nMISS JAQUELIN AMBLER, alum-\nna and Fulbright scholar in art\nhistory, examines model of new\nMusic Department unit. Other\nplanned additions will also help\nWU fulfill its growing role as a\ncultural center for parents and\nfor other adults in the community.", "img_64635.png": "The WU Speakers Bureau and How It Operates\nWhen Russia launched Sputnik I, :\nthe WU Speakers Bureau received re- : \u2018\nquests for faculty members to discuss x\ntravel to the moon. . : ae :\nThis topic isn\u2019t mentioned in the > r 2 > j* :\nbureau\u2019s brochure, but hopeful calls A, se dl me be y :\ncame in anyway. Although no Jules cs : a '\u2122 <_< iy _ :\nVernes were available, compromises oo] pA yt dL FT A a 7\nwere worked out. Sse t sy ; fo\nThe brochure, a blue - and - white ie \\ Ne de 4 | _ yh \u201ca\nfolder listing topics offered, was sent \u2018 7 . ca t Lo\nlast fall to program chairmen of 3 \u2018iT . oun er 7 i\nwomen\u2019s clubs, church groups, P-TAs Lo ae ei\nand other service groups in the St. Conferring on talks by the Panel of Americans are MISS KENDRA ELLIS .\nLouis area. (left), a freshman; MRS. MARTIN TADO, faculty co-ordinator, and DR.\nRernlanl Feed he ae aoa EARNEST BRANDENBURG, dean of University College and associate\neS ug a euse Eloy NEM DOOKIeL professor of speech. University College sponsors the student group.\nlists topics suggested by faculty mem- s | eel, :\nbers. No names are given. \u201cThis steadily to inform these organizations covered such diverse matters as col-\n\u2018 Fan ee pote Ponte that it will serve as middleman ; and lege football, Dts Lawrence's poetry,\ni se A 3 take care of time-consuming details. community ideals, China and the Far\na Miss Eileen Wolff, The Speakers Bureau, part of the ast, children\u2019s behavior problems and\n| os director of the bu- ron the OF f Information WU excavations in Greece.\n| ~ iss program olf the ice of In\nay reau, \u201cthe faculty since 1956, grew out of an informal A Panel of Americans, the only\n\u2014 4 members aren't tradition of the University. Names of \u2014 student speakers scheduled by the\nbn \u201cih bothered by calls available speakers had been kept in bureau, appeared before several or-\n<\u00a2 ~~ from organizations. a file inherited in 1953 by University ganizations last fall. Active on campus\noo wate It saves time and College. Callers were given names of since 1948, this panel is part of a\nMISS WOLFF trouble for both pro- professors willing to speak on desired national project designed to promote\nfessor and organization if arrange- \u2018Subjects. University College completed inter-faith and interracial understand-\nments can be made through the bu- @f@ngements for the talks. INE:\ncen? Organization of the Speakers Bureau Organizations needing speakers must\non its present basis is a product of make the overtures. For its part, the\nSome faculty members, long known the University\u2019s Second Century De- bureau stands ready to expand its\nin the community as good speakers, velopment Program. In its first year work in an effort to strengthen ties be-\nare still approached directly by many _ of operation, the bureau drew on a tween community and University.\ngroups. But the campus office strives wide variety of speakers. Talks given N.M.B.\nWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Se eee\nST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI United Staten Portage\n| Sees PAL\na. - St. Louis (Mo.) Permit\nSO 4\noe\nMISS JAQUELIN AMBLER, alum-\nna and Fulbright scholar in art\nhistory, examines model of new\nMusic Department unit. Other\nplanned additions will also help\nWU fulfill its growing role as a\ncultural center for parents and\nfor other adults in the community.", "img_64636.png": "The WU Speakers Bureau and How It Operates\nWhen Russia launched Sputnik I, :\nthe WU Speakers Bureau received re- : \u2018\nquests for faculty members to discuss x\ntravel to the moon. . : ae :\nThis topic isn\u2019t mentioned in the > r 2 > j* :\nbureau\u2019s brochure, but hopeful calls A, se dl me be y :\ncame in anyway. Although no Jules cs : a '\u2122 <_< iy _ :\nVernes were available, compromises oo] pA yt dL FT A a 7\nwere worked out. Sse t sy ; fo\nThe brochure, a blue - and - white ie \\ Ne de 4 | _ yh \u201ca\nfolder listing topics offered, was sent \u2018 7 . ca t Lo\nlast fall to program chairmen of 3 \u2018iT . oun er 7 i\nwomen\u2019s clubs, church groups, P-TAs Lo ae ei\nand other service groups in the St. Conferring on talks by the Panel of Americans are MISS KENDRA ELLIS .\nLouis area. (left), a freshman; MRS. MARTIN TADO, faculty co-ordinator, and DR.\nRernlanl Feed he ae aoa EARNEST BRANDENBURG, dean of University College and associate\neS ug a euse Eloy NEM DOOKIeL professor of speech. University College sponsors the student group.\nlists topics suggested by faculty mem- s | eel, :\nbers. No names are given. \u201cThis steadily to inform these organizations covered such diverse matters as col-\n\u2018 Fan ee pote Ponte that it will serve as middleman ; and lege football, Dts Lawrence's poetry,\ni se A 3 take care of time-consuming details. community ideals, China and the Far\na Miss Eileen Wolff, The Speakers Bureau, part of the ast, children\u2019s behavior problems and\n| os director of the bu- ron the OF f Information WU excavations in Greece.\n| ~ iss program olf the ice of In\nay reau, \u201cthe faculty since 1956, grew out of an informal A Panel of Americans, the only\n\u2014 4 members aren't tradition of the University. Names of \u2014 student speakers scheduled by the\nbn \u201cih bothered by calls available speakers had been kept in bureau, appeared before several or-\n<\u00a2 ~~ from organizations. a file inherited in 1953 by University ganizations last fall. Active on campus\noo wate It saves time and College. Callers were given names of since 1948, this panel is part of a\nMISS WOLFF trouble for both pro- professors willing to speak on desired national project designed to promote\nfessor and organization if arrange- \u2018Subjects. University College completed inter-faith and interracial understand-\nments can be made through the bu- @f@ngements for the talks. INE:\ncen? Organization of the Speakers Bureau Organizations needing speakers must\non its present basis is a product of make the overtures. For its part, the\nSome faculty members, long known the University\u2019s Second Century De- bureau stands ready to expand its\nin the community as good speakers, velopment Program. In its first year work in an effort to strengthen ties be-\nare still approached directly by many _ of operation, the bureau drew on a tween community and University.\ngroups. But the campus office strives wide variety of speakers. Talks given N.M.B.\nWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Se eee\nST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI United Staten Portage\n| Sees PAL\na. - St. Louis (Mo.) Permit\nSO 4\noe\nMISS JAQUELIN AMBLER, alum-\nna and Fulbright scholar in art\nhistory, examines model of new\nMusic Department unit. Other\nplanned additions will also help\nWU fulfill its growing role as a\ncultural center for parents and\nfor other adults in the community.", "img_64638.png": "The WU Speakers Bureau and How It Operates\nWhen Russia launched Sputnik I, :\nthe WU Speakers Bureau received re- : \u2018\nquests for faculty members to discuss x\ntravel to the moon. . : ae :\nThis topic isn\u2019t mentioned in the > r 2 > j* :\nbureau\u2019s brochure, but hopeful calls A, se dl me be y :\ncame in anyway. Although no Jules cs : a '\u2122 <_< iy _ :\nVernes were available, compromises oo] pA yt dL FT A a 7\nwere worked out. Sse t sy ; fo\nThe brochure, a blue - and - white ie \\ Ne de 4 | _ yh \u201ca\nfolder listing topics offered, was sent \u2018 7 . ca t Lo\nlast fall to program chairmen of 3 \u2018iT . oun er 7 i\nwomen\u2019s clubs, church groups, P-TAs Lo ae ei\nand other service groups in the St. Conferring on talks by the Panel of Americans are MISS KENDRA ELLIS .\nLouis area. (left), a freshman; MRS. MARTIN TADO, faculty co-ordinator, and DR.\nRernlanl Feed he ae aoa EARNEST BRANDENBURG, dean of University College and associate\neS ug a euse Eloy NEM DOOKIeL professor of speech. University College sponsors the student group.\nlists topics suggested by faculty mem- s | eel, :\nbers. No names are given. \u201cThis steadily to inform these organizations covered such diverse matters as col-\n\u2018 Fan ee pote Ponte that it will serve as middleman ; and lege football, Dts Lawrence's poetry,\ni se A 3 take care of time-consuming details. community ideals, China and the Far\na Miss Eileen Wolff, The Speakers Bureau, part of the ast, children\u2019s behavior problems and\n| os director of the bu- ron the OF f Information WU excavations in Greece.\n| ~ iss program olf the ice of In\nay reau, \u201cthe faculty since 1956, grew out of an informal A Panel of Americans, the only\n\u2014 4 members aren't tradition of the University. Names of \u2014 student speakers scheduled by the\nbn \u201cih bothered by calls available speakers had been kept in bureau, appeared before several or-\n<\u00a2 ~~ from organizations. a file inherited in 1953 by University ganizations last fall. Active on campus\noo wate It saves time and College. Callers were given names of since 1948, this panel is part of a\nMISS WOLFF trouble for both pro- professors willing to speak on desired national project designed to promote\nfessor and organization if arrange- \u2018Subjects. University College completed inter-faith and interracial understand-\nments can be made through the bu- @f@ngements for the talks. INE:\ncen? Organization of the Speakers Bureau Organizations needing speakers must\non its present basis is a product of make the overtures. For its part, the\nSome faculty members, long known the University\u2019s Second Century De- bureau stands ready to expand its\nin the community as good speakers, velopment Program. In its first year work in an effort to strengthen ties be-\nare still approached directly by many _ of operation, the bureau drew on a tween community and University.\ngroups. But the campus office strives wide variety of speakers. Talks given N.M.B.\nWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Se eee\nST. LOUIS 5, MISSOURI United Staten Portage\n| Sees PAL\na. - St. Louis (Mo.) Permit\nSO 4\noe\nMISS JAQUELIN AMBLER, alum-\nna and Fulbright scholar in art\nhistory, examines model of new\nMusic Department unit. Other\nplanned additions will also help\nWU fulfill its growing role as a\ncultural center for parents and\nfor other adults in the community.", "img_45744.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45745.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45747.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45738.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45739.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45740.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45742.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45743.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45748.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_45749.png": "4.9 Body Weight\nIn year 1 of the study, the CE/TMG groups had significantly less weight gain than the\nplacebo group at cycles 6 and 9 (p<0.05) for the continuous combined groups and at\n3,6 and 9 for the sequential groups (p<0.01).\nCHANGES IN BODY WEIGHT\n--CE/TMG 0.0625 (CC) vs Placebo --- ---CE/TMG 0.125 (SEQ) vs Placebo ---\nAdjusted Mean Adjusted Mean .\nCycle Difference? SEM _p-Values__\u2014Difference\u00ae SEM p-Values\n3 -0.01 0.18 0.97 -0.01 0.18 0.094\n6 -0.57 0.25 0.020* -0.70 0.24 0.004**\n9 -0.76 0.29 0.008 -0.74 0.28 0.009**\n13 -0.44 0.34 0.19 -0.89 0.33 0.008**\n16 -0.41 0.52 0.43 -1.04 0.52 0.044*\n19 -0.02 0.55 0.96 -0.61 0.54 0.26\n22 -0.19 0.56 0.74 -0.76 0.55 0.17\n26 0.14 0.58 0.81 ~0.97 0.58 0.98\na: Adjusted based on a 1-way analysis of covariance. SEM: Standard error of the\nadjusted mean\n*p<0.05, *p<0.01 /\n4.10 Quality of Life\nThe influence CE/TMG on quality of life (QoL) was assessed by identifying changes on\nthe Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ) and the Medical Outcomes Study Short\nForm-36 (SF-36) questionnaire. The WHQ measures the patient's own assessment of\nher changes in health and well-being during the menopause transition. The SF-36 is a\ngeneric measure of functioning and well being not related to any specific age or gender\ngroups.\nThe analysis indicated that administration of continuous combined CE /TMG 0.0625 mg\nand sequential CE /TMG 0.125 mg to postmenopausal women leads to significant :\nimprovements in QoL when compared with placebo. As measured by the WHQ,\nimprovements were observed in the domains of vasomotor symptoms, sleep problems,\nsomatic symptoms, memory/concentration, sexual behavior, and attractiveness; no\nsignificant differences were seen for the domains of anxiety/fears and depressed mood.\nFor the sequential regimens, as with any sequential regimen designed to provide\nregular monthly withdrawal bleeding, scores for the menstrual symptoms domain were\nless favorable (p < 0.05) compared with the placebo group.\nConfidential 17 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000290\nOrder", "img_46396.png": "Figure 1A: Percent of Subjects with Amenorrhea\nby Cycle, EE Population\n90 eG\n80 _\u2014\u2014\u2014\n2 70 oy FE \u2014+ Placebo\n2 60 Lo \u2014\u2014 TMG 0.0625 (CC)\n3 50 \u2014____\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014_______- |-\u00ab- TMG 0.125 (CC)\n\u20185 40\nse 30\n20\n10\n0\n123 45 6 7 8 310111213 Cycle\nFigure 2A: Mean Severity Hot Flushes\nModerate to Severe VMS Criterion for 7 days\n2.5\n. PAK -* Placebo\n1. oF ~w- 0.0625 (CC)\n\u201c0.250 SEQ}\n0. SSS SEES ~~ 0.250 SEQ\n0s\n12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12\nConfidential 39 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000312\nOrder", "img_46401.png": "Figure 1A: Percent of Subjects with Amenorrhea\nby Cycle, EE Population\n90 eG\n80 _\u2014\u2014\u2014\n2 70 oy FE \u2014+ Placebo\n2 60 Lo \u2014\u2014 TMG 0.0625 (CC)\n3 50 \u2014____\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014_______- |-\u00ab- TMG 0.125 (CC)\n\u20185 40\nse 30\n20\n10\n0\n123 45 6 7 8 310111213 Cycle\nFigure 2A: Mean Severity Hot Flushes\nModerate to Severe VMS Criterion for 7 days\n2.5\n. PAK -* Placebo\n1. oF ~w- 0.0625 (CC)\n\u201c0.250 SEQ}\n0. SSS SEES ~~ 0.250 SEQ\n0s\n12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12\nConfidential 39 of 42\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality KERZC001-000312\nOrder", "img_31022.png": "STANDARD FORM 50 (7 PART) ss FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY\n\nPROMULGATED BY U.S. clyiL geRvicHWaeg we 5 ise UI Sl xe\nCOMMISSIONS EHAPTER Ri, :\n\nFEDERAL PERSONNEL MANUAL PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nNOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION\n\n1. NAME (MR.\u2014MISS\u2014MRS.\u2014ONE GIVEN NAME, INITIAL(S) AND SURNAME) 2. DATE OF BIRTH 3. JOURNAL OR ACTION No. | 4. DATE\nDr. Robert E. Shank 9-2 Joo 1-23-51\n\nThis is to notify you of the following action affecting your employment: 2\n\n5. NATURE OF ACTION (USE STANDARD TERMINOLOGY) 6. EFFECTIVE DATE 7. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY\nExcepted Appointment (WAE) (NTE 130 working PL 410, Sec. 207(e) as\ndays in any fiscal year) (CORRECTION) 2-15-50 amended by PL 425\n\nFROM To\n\n8. POSITION TITLE\nSpecial Consultant\n\n9. SERVICE, SERIES,\n\nGRADE, SALARY\n\n10. ORGANIZATIONAL Bureau of State Services\nDivision of Chronic Disease\nNutrititon\n\n11. HEADQUARTERS.\nSt. Louis, Missouri\n\n| | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL 12, FIELD OR DEPT\u2019L |x | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL\n\n13. VETERAN\u2019S PREFERENCE 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION\n\nNONE wwii | orHER| SPT. 10 POINT NEW | VICE| 1, A.| REAL\n\na OTHER|\n15. ee 17. APPROPRIATION 18. Bee ene C:s. 19. Pee NE CERI 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE\nSealed FROM: (resonoy ACT (AccEssiONs ONLY) |[_] CLAIMED [_] PROVED\nTo: AS STATE:\n\n21. REMARKS: This action is subject to all applicable laws, rules, and regulations and may\nbe subject to investigation and approval by the U.S. Civil Service Commission. The\naction may be corrected or cancelled if not in accordance with all requirements.\nThis action corrects your excepted appointment to conform to Federal Security\nAgency policy by adding the following condition to your appointment effective\nas of January 1, 1951:\n\n\"Intermittent - Not entitled to leave even though continuously\nemployed for one momgh or more.\"\n| Siem\n| B'Glglyh ister\nvw OW RTE]\n* -\nB (TH 32 go, o&\nj \u201cBBQ ont A E D\nBl a, * RE RE\nai Nt, OB Qualia\nENTRANCE EFFICIENCY RATING Chief_ Employment Branch\n\u201c22. SIGNATUREOROTHERAUTHENTICATION\n\u2018Ye U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 14>\u2014s007s @\nde 1. EMPLOYEE COPY\nSYolU gers Pan giti OSM /A UWA Ale [UISlin 76 (elena l= TaleSM ULC =16 [016 [OleIAVa 7610", "img_31023.png": "STANDARD FORM 50 (7 PART) ss FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY\n\nPROMULGATED BY U.S. clyiL geRvicHWaeg we 5 ise UI Sl xe\nCOMMISSIONS EHAPTER Ri, :\n\nFEDERAL PERSONNEL MANUAL PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nNOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION\n\n1. NAME (MR.\u2014MISS\u2014MRS.\u2014ONE GIVEN NAME, INITIAL(S) AND SURNAME) 2. DATE OF BIRTH 3. JOURNAL OR ACTION No. | 4. DATE\nDr. Robert E. Shank 9-2 Joo 1-23-51\n\nThis is to notify you of the following action affecting your employment: 2\n\n5. NATURE OF ACTION (USE STANDARD TERMINOLOGY) 6. EFFECTIVE DATE 7. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY\nExcepted Appointment (WAE) (NTE 130 working PL 410, Sec. 207(e) as\ndays in any fiscal year) (CORRECTION) 2-15-50 amended by PL 425\n\nFROM To\n\n8. POSITION TITLE\nSpecial Consultant\n\n9. SERVICE, SERIES,\n\nGRADE, SALARY\n\n10. ORGANIZATIONAL Bureau of State Services\nDivision of Chronic Disease\nNutrititon\n\n11. HEADQUARTERS.\nSt. Louis, Missouri\n\n| | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL 12, FIELD OR DEPT\u2019L |x | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL\n\n13. VETERAN\u2019S PREFERENCE 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION\n\nNONE wwii | orHER| SPT. 10 POINT NEW | VICE| 1, A.| REAL\n\na OTHER|\n15. ee 17. APPROPRIATION 18. Bee ene C:s. 19. Pee NE CERI 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE\nSealed FROM: (resonoy ACT (AccEssiONs ONLY) |[_] CLAIMED [_] PROVED\nTo: AS STATE:\n\n21. REMARKS: This action is subject to all applicable laws, rules, and regulations and may\nbe subject to investigation and approval by the U.S. Civil Service Commission. The\naction may be corrected or cancelled if not in accordance with all requirements.\nThis action corrects your excepted appointment to conform to Federal Security\nAgency policy by adding the following condition to your appointment effective\nas of January 1, 1951:\n\n\"Intermittent - Not entitled to leave even though continuously\nemployed for one momgh or more.\"\n| Siem\n| B'Glglyh ister\nvw OW RTE]\n* -\nB (TH 32 go, o&\nj \u201cBBQ ont A E D\nBl a, * RE RE\nai Nt, OB Qualia\nENTRANCE EFFICIENCY RATING Chief_ Employment Branch\n\u201c22. SIGNATUREOROTHERAUTHENTICATION\n\u2018Ye U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 14>\u2014s007s @\nde 1. EMPLOYEE COPY\nSYolU gers Pan giti OSM /A UWA Ale [UISlin 76 (elena l= TaleSM ULC =16 [016 [OleIAVa 7610", "img_31025.png": "STANDARD FORM 50 (7 PART) ss FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY\n\nPROMULGATED BY U.S. clyiL geRvicHWaeg we 5 ise UI Sl xe\nCOMMISSIONS EHAPTER Ri, :\n\nFEDERAL PERSONNEL MANUAL PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nNOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION\n\n1. NAME (MR.\u2014MISS\u2014MRS.\u2014ONE GIVEN NAME, INITIAL(S) AND SURNAME) 2. DATE OF BIRTH 3. JOURNAL OR ACTION No. | 4. DATE\nDr. Robert E. Shank 9-2 Joo 1-23-51\n\nThis is to notify you of the following action affecting your employment: 2\n\n5. NATURE OF ACTION (USE STANDARD TERMINOLOGY) 6. EFFECTIVE DATE 7. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY\nExcepted Appointment (WAE) (NTE 130 working PL 410, Sec. 207(e) as\ndays in any fiscal year) (CORRECTION) 2-15-50 amended by PL 425\n\nFROM To\n\n8. POSITION TITLE\nSpecial Consultant\n\n9. SERVICE, SERIES,\n\nGRADE, SALARY\n\n10. ORGANIZATIONAL Bureau of State Services\nDivision of Chronic Disease\nNutrititon\n\n11. HEADQUARTERS.\nSt. Louis, Missouri\n\n| | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL 12, FIELD OR DEPT\u2019L |x | FIELD | | DEPARTMENTAL\n\n13. VETERAN\u2019S PREFERENCE 14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION\n\nNONE wwii | orHER| SPT. 10 POINT NEW | VICE| 1, A.| REAL\n\na OTHER|\n15. ee 17. APPROPRIATION 18. Bee ene C:s. 19. Pee NE CERI 20. LEGAL RESIDENCE\nSealed FROM: (resonoy ACT (AccEssiONs ONLY) |[_] CLAIMED [_] PROVED\nTo: AS STATE:\n\n21. REMARKS: This action is subject to all applicable laws, rules, and regulations and may\nbe subject to investigation and approval by the U.S. Civil Service Commission. The\naction may be corrected or cancelled if not in accordance with all requirements.\nThis action corrects your excepted appointment to conform to Federal Security\nAgency policy by adding the following condition to your appointment effective\nas of January 1, 1951:\n\n\"Intermittent - Not entitled to leave even though continuously\nemployed for one momgh or more.\"\n| Siem\n| B'Glglyh ister\nvw OW RTE]\n* -\nB (TH 32 go, o&\nj \u201cBBQ ont A E D\nBl a, * RE RE\nai Nt, OB Qualia\nENTRANCE EFFICIENCY RATING Chief_ Employment Branch\n\u201c22. SIGNATUREOROTHERAUTHENTICATION\n\u2018Ye U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 14>\u2014s007s @\nde 1. EMPLOYEE COPY\nSYolU gers Pan giti OSM /A UWA Ale [UISlin 76 (elena l= TaleSM ULC =16 [016 [OleIAVa 7610", "img_60495.png": "CRITERIA FOR THE ALLOWANCE OF TRAVEL EXPENSES TO CHAIRMEN, VICE CHAIRMEN AND\nINDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF PANELS AS ESTABLISHED FOR THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON\nFOOD, NUTRITION AND HEALTH\nI. Criteria for Payment of Travel Expenses\nBecause of limited funding of the Conference, it has been necessary to\nrestrict the payment of travel expenses to panel members in the following\ncategories:\n1. Poor and disadvantaged\n2. Staff members from various university departments that would not be\nable to acquire funds for this purpose from their departments' budgets.\n3. University department heads who would not be able to charge travel\nexpenses of this type to a federal grant or contract, or a grant from a\nprivate foundation. (Department heads are encouraged, wherever possible,\nto pay their ow travel expenses from current grants and contracts re-\nceived from private foundations and federal agencies.)\n4. Members and staff of religious organizations and members of the Clergy.\n5- Members and employees of Social Service Organizations.\n6. Employees of other nonprofit associations and organizations.\n7\u00bb Private citizens who cannot otherwise be funded by an organization.\n8. State and local government employees.\n9. Hospital staff\nII. Exceptions to Payment of Travel Allowances\nThe following categories of individuals would be requested to cover their\nown travel expenses to panel meetings:\n1. Officers and administrative staff of private firms and organizations.\n2. University Administrative staff - such as Presidents, Vice-Presidents,\ndeans, etc.\n3. University department heads and other professionals who have grants or\ncontracts from Federal agencies and private foundations where a certain\nportion of these funds could be justifiably used for the purpose of\nattending panel meetings.\n4, Officers and members of trade associations and other business associ-\nations and organizations.\n5. Individual private citizens, professional people and others who have\nthe means to finance their own transportation.\n6. Hospital Administrators", "img_60496.png": "CRITERIA FOR THE ALLOWANCE OF TRAVEL EXPENSES TO CHAIRMEN, VICE CHAIRMEN AND\nINDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF PANELS AS ESTABLISHED FOR THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON\nFOOD, NUTRITION AND HEALTH\nI. Criteria for Payment of Travel Expenses\nBecause of limited funding of the Conference, it has been necessary to\nrestrict the payment of travel expenses to panel members in the following\ncategories:\n1. Poor and disadvantaged\n2. Staff members from various university departments that would not be\nable to acquire funds for this purpose from their departments' budgets.\n3. University department heads who would not be able to charge travel\nexpenses of this type to a federal grant or contract, or a grant from a\nprivate foundation. (Department heads are encouraged, wherever possible,\nto pay their ow travel expenses from current grants and contracts re-\nceived from private foundations and federal agencies.)\n4. Members and staff of religious organizations and members of the Clergy.\n5- Members and employees of Social Service Organizations.\n6. Employees of other nonprofit associations and organizations.\n7\u00bb Private citizens who cannot otherwise be funded by an organization.\n8. State and local government employees.\n9. Hospital staff\nII. Exceptions to Payment of Travel Allowances\nThe following categories of individuals would be requested to cover their\nown travel expenses to panel meetings:\n1. Officers and administrative staff of private firms and organizations.\n2. University Administrative staff - such as Presidents, Vice-Presidents,\ndeans, etc.\n3. University department heads and other professionals who have grants or\ncontracts from Federal agencies and private foundations where a certain\nportion of these funds could be justifiably used for the purpose of\nattending panel meetings.\n4, Officers and members of trade associations and other business associ-\nations and organizations.\n5. Individual private citizens, professional people and others who have\nthe means to finance their own transportation.\n6. Hospital Administrators", "img_60497.png": "CRITERIA FOR THE ALLOWANCE OF TRAVEL EXPENSES TO CHAIRMEN, VICE CHAIRMEN AND\nINDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF PANELS AS ESTABLISHED FOR THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON\nFOOD, NUTRITION AND HEALTH\nI. Criteria for Payment of Travel Expenses\nBecause of limited funding of the Conference, it has been necessary to\nrestrict the payment of travel expenses to panel members in the following\ncategories:\n1. Poor and disadvantaged\n2. Staff members from various university departments that would not be\nable to acquire funds for this purpose from their departments' budgets.\n3. University department heads who would not be able to charge travel\nexpenses of this type to a federal grant or contract, or a grant from a\nprivate foundation. (Department heads are encouraged, wherever possible,\nto pay their ow travel expenses from current grants and contracts re-\nceived from private foundations and federal agencies.)\n4. Members and staff of religious organizations and members of the Clergy.\n5- Members and employees of Social Service Organizations.\n6. Employees of other nonprofit associations and organizations.\n7\u00bb Private citizens who cannot otherwise be funded by an organization.\n8. State and local government employees.\n9. Hospital staff\nII. Exceptions to Payment of Travel Allowances\nThe following categories of individuals would be requested to cover their\nown travel expenses to panel meetings:\n1. Officers and administrative staff of private firms and organizations.\n2. University Administrative staff - such as Presidents, Vice-Presidents,\ndeans, etc.\n3. University department heads and other professionals who have grants or\ncontracts from Federal agencies and private foundations where a certain\nportion of these funds could be justifiably used for the purpose of\nattending panel meetings.\n4, Officers and members of trade associations and other business associ-\nations and organizations.\n5. Individual private citizens, professional people and others who have\nthe means to finance their own transportation.\n6. Hospital Administrators", "img_45821.png": "10\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSubmitted Papers (continued)\nPublication\nSUBMITTED |[Ciimacreric Schneider\u2019 | Overview of the comparative | (CR&D\n| | i. | trimegestone oe\nREJECTED = | Manriras \u2014\u2014\u2014*(| Pomel ~\u2014_| A study of the control of climacteric. | CR&D\n(Journal willing symptoms in postmenopausal women\nto reconsider if following sequential regimens of |\nall reviewers\u201d mg 17f-estradiol and trimegestone\ncomments can compared with a regimen containing\nbe addressed) | mg estradiol valerate and\nnorethisterone over a 2-year period\nDESIGN134423\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_45822.png": "10\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSubmitted Papers (continued)\nPublication\nSUBMITTED |[Ciimacreric Schneider\u2019 | Overview of the comparative | (CR&D\n| | i. | trimegestone oe\nREJECTED = | Manriras \u2014\u2014\u2014*(| Pomel ~\u2014_| A study of the control of climacteric. | CR&D\n(Journal willing symptoms in postmenopausal women\nto reconsider if following sequential regimens of |\nall reviewers\u201d mg 17f-estradiol and trimegestone\ncomments can compared with a regimen containing\nbe addressed) | mg estradiol valerate and\nnorethisterone over a 2-year period\nDESIGN134423\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_45823.png": "10\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSubmitted Papers (continued)\nPublication\nSUBMITTED |[Ciimacreric Schneider\u2019 | Overview of the comparative | (CR&D\n| | i. | trimegestone oe\nREJECTED = | Manriras \u2014\u2014\u2014*(| Pomel ~\u2014_| A study of the control of climacteric. | CR&D\n(Journal willing symptoms in postmenopausal women\nto reconsider if following sequential regimens of |\nall reviewers\u201d mg 17f-estradiol and trimegestone\ncomments can compared with a regimen containing\nbe addressed) | mg estradiol valerate and\nnorethisterone over a 2-year period\nDESIGN134423\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_45824.png": "10\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSubmitted Papers (continued)\nPublication\nSUBMITTED |[Ciimacreric Schneider\u2019 | Overview of the comparative | (CR&D\n| | i. | trimegestone oe\nREJECTED = | Manriras \u2014\u2014\u2014*(| Pomel ~\u2014_| A study of the control of climacteric. | CR&D\n(Journal willing symptoms in postmenopausal women\nto reconsider if following sequential regimens of |\nall reviewers\u201d mg 17f-estradiol and trimegestone\ncomments can compared with a regimen containing\nbe addressed) | mg estradiol valerate and\nnorethisterone over a 2-year period\nDESIGN134423\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46299.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46309.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46311.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46314.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46319.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46331.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46348.png": "3\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM\u201412:00 PM, CVCRES5101\nSUBMITTED | 5\" International Pace Effect of hormone replacement GMA\nSymposium on therapy on quality of life in\nWomen\u2019s Health and postmenopausal African American\nMenopause women\nFlorence, Italy\nApril 21-24, 2004\nDESIGN134416", "img_46456.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. [| | Anti-inflammatory activity of I7B- | GMA\n| | estradiol vs CE ie\n| | vith WHRI | neurons oe\n| contributors) ee ae\nee ee | hypothalamic cell line TE\nWe model of inflammatory bowel\ngg oe | |disease :\n| 8 | dependent mechanism ce\nreceptors (ERs) iniechemic Oram\n: estradiol-mediated protection against |\ngg | | delayed cell death :\nDESIGN134418\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46457.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. [| | Anti-inflammatory activity of I7B- | GMA\n| | estradiol vs CE ie\n| | vith WHRI | neurons oe\n| contributors) ee ae\nee ee | hypothalamic cell line TE\nWe model of inflammatory bowel\ngg oe | |disease :\n| 8 | dependent mechanism ce\nreceptors (ERs) iniechemic Oram\n: estradiol-mediated protection against |\ngg | | delayed cell death :\nDESIGN134418\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46458.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. [| | Anti-inflammatory activity of I7B- | GMA\n| | estradiol vs CE ie\n| | vith WHRI | neurons oe\n| contributors) ee ae\nee ee | hypothalamic cell line TE\nWe model of inflammatory bowel\ngg oe | |disease :\n| 8 | dependent mechanism ce\nreceptors (ERs) iniechemic Oram\n: estradiol-mediated protection against |\ngg | | delayed cell death :\nDESIGN134418\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46459.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. [| | Anti-inflammatory activity of I7B- | GMA\n| | estradiol vs CE ie\n| | vith WHRI | neurons oe\n| contributors) ee ae\nee ee | hypothalamic cell line TE\nWe model of inflammatory bowel\ngg oe | |disease :\n| 8 | dependent mechanism ce\nreceptors (ERs) iniechemic Oram\n: estradiol-mediated protection against |\ngg | | delayed cell death :\nDESIGN134418\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46460.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. [| | Anti-inflammatory activity of I7B- | GMA\n| | estradiol vs CE ie\n| | vith WHRI | neurons oe\n| contributors) ee ae\nee ee | hypothalamic cell line TE\nWe model of inflammatory bowel\ngg oe | |disease :\n| 8 | dependent mechanism ce\nreceptors (ERs) iniechemic Oram\n: estradiol-mediated protection against |\ngg | | delayed cell death :\nDESIGN134418\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ysbw0217", "img_46461.png": "5\nAgenda for Menopausal Health Publication Management Meeting\nApril 2004, 10:30 AM-12:00 PM, CVCRES5 101\nSubmitted Papers\nSUBMITTED | .JClin invest | Arnaud | PT Hand/estrogen in osteoporosis. | GMA\ngg | | treatment :\nsource of steroid compounds _ Chemical\nma ee Develop:\noe topical conjugated equine estrogens _ |\n| a | in postmenopausal Asian women, a\n(SUBMITTED \u2014 | Microcirculation\u2019 \"Thomas. 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Rosano, MD, PhD, Fax: 011-49-30-\n\nFACC \u2014 GUEST 25021161\n\nPalace Hotel Berlin\nDate: June 13, 2002 Time: 12:15 PM EST\nFrom: Adrienne Pitrelli for Karen Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nMittleman, PhD\n\nFax: 609-497-2304\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 5\nRe: Article Requested by Karen Mittleman\nDear Dr. Rosano:\nKaren Mittleman asked that we fax this article to your attention. Please let us\nknow if you have any questions. Thank you!\nSincerely,\nAdrienne Pitrelli\n189 WALL STREET. PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00bb FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 067823", "img_45722.png": "Table 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\nVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, ymol/L 41.1 10.3 47.3+48.4 40.1411.7 38.8+6.8\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3.2+0.6 28+0.6 3.3409 3.2+0.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 + 0.31 4.07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperemia 4.38 + 0.74 4.57 + 0.53 4.374 0.57 4.33 + 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%) 7440.5 12.4+0.6 7.3408 6.1+2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0.48 4.07 + 0.60 4.07 + 0.79 4.08 + 0.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 4.82 + 0.59 4.844 0.54 4.83 40.56\nBrachial artery flow\nBasal-1, mL/min 124+ 78 126 + 65 126+ 88 125 + 86\nHyperemia, mL/min 595 + 246 620 + 317 6154219 605 + 299\nIncrease in flow, %o 480 +312 49? + 342 488 + 132 4844 163\nBasal-2, mL/min 125+ 51 118+ 43 122471 120 + 74\nNitroglycerin, mL/min 169 + 45 171 + 83 174 + 87 177+92\nData are expressed as means + SD.\n*P<0.05 and P<0.01 vs respective baseline value\n9\n5\n4 19\nm\n&\no\nS", "img_45726.png": "Table 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\nVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, ymol/L 41.1 10.3 47.3+48.4 40.1411.7 38.8+6.8\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3.2+0.6 28+0.6 3.3409 3.2+0.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 + 0.31 4.07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperemia 4.38 + 0.74 4.57 + 0.53 4.374 0.57 4.33 + 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%) 7440.5 12.4+0.6 7.3408 6.1+2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0.48 4.07 + 0.60 4.07 + 0.79 4.08 + 0.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 4.82 + 0.59 4.844 0.54 4.83 40.56\nBrachial artery flow\nBasal-1, mL/min 124+ 78 126 + 65 126+ 88 125 + 86\nHyperemia, mL/min 595 + 246 620 + 317 6154219 605 + 299\nIncrease in flow, %o 480 +312 49? + 342 488 + 132 4844 163\nBasal-2, mL/min 125+ 51 118+ 43 122471 120 + 74\nNitroglycerin, mL/min 169 + 45 171 + 83 174 + 87 177+92\nData are expressed as means + SD.\n*P<0.05 and P<0.01 vs respective baseline value\n9\n5\n4 19\nm\n&\no\nS", "img_46630.png": "Table 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\nVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, mol/L 41.14\u00a310.3 47.3 + 8.4 40.1411.7 38.8468\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3.240.6 2.8 + 0.6* 3.3409 3.240.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 + 0,31 4.07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperenua 4.38 40.74 4.57 +0.53** 4.3740,57 4.33 = 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%) 7440.5 12.4 + 0.6** 7340.8 6.1+2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0,48 4.07 + 0.60 4,07 + 0.79 4.08 + 0.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 482+ 0.59 4.84 + 0.54 4.83 + 0.56\nBrachial artery flow\nBasal-1, mL/min 124+ 78 126 + 65 126 + 88 125 + 86\nHyperemia, mL/min 595 + 246 620 + 317** 6154219 605 + 299\nIncrease in flow, % 480 + 312 492 + 342** 488 + 132 484+ 163\nBasal-2, mL/min 125+ 51 118+ 43 122471 1204 74\nNitroglycerin, mL/min 169 + 45 171 +83 174 + 87 177+ 92\nData are expressed as means + SD.\n*P<0.05 and **P<0.01 vs respective baseline value\ng\n5\n5 19\nm\n3\n3\n3", "img_46631.png": "Table 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\nVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, mol/L 41.14\u00a310.3 47.3 + 8.4 40.1411.7 38.8468\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3.240.6 2.8 + 0.6* 3.3409 3.240.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 + 0,31 4.07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperenua 4.38 40.74 4.57 +0.53** 4.3740,57 4.33 = 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%) 7440.5 12.4 + 0.6** 7340.8 6.1+2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0,48 4.07 + 0.60 4,07 + 0.79 4.08 + 0.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 482+ 0.59 4.84 + 0.54 4.83 + 0.56\nBrachial artery flow\nBasal-1, mL/min 124+ 78 126 + 65 126 + 88 125 + 86\nHyperemia, mL/min 595 + 246 620 + 317** 6154219 605 + 299\nIncrease in flow, % 480 + 312 492 + 342** 488 + 132 484+ 163\nBasal-2, mL/min 125+ 51 118+ 43 122471 1204 74\nNitroglycerin, mL/min 169 + 45 171 +83 174 + 87 177+ 92\nData are expressed as means + SD.\n*P<0.05 and **P<0.01 vs respective baseline value\ng\n5\n5 19\nm\n3\n3\n3", "img_46366.png": "19\nTable 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\n\u201cVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, pmol/L 41.1 410.3 47.3484 40.14 11.7 38.8+6.8\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3,240.6 2.84 0.6 3.3409 3.240.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 40.31 4,07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperemia 438+ 0.74 4.574 0,53 4.37 + 0.57 4.33 + 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%o) 7440.5 12.4 + 0.6 7.32+\u00a30.8 6.1 +2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0.48 4.07 + 0.60 407+40.79 408 \u00a30.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 4.82 + 0.59 4.844 0.54 4.83 + 0.56\ng\n=\n2\nm\n\u00b0 19\na\ns\no", "img_46375.png": "19\nTable 2. Effect of HRT or Raloxifene on Endothelial Function\nHRT Raloxifene\nBaseline After Baseline After\nTherapy Therapy\n\u201cVasomotor function\nSerum nitrogen oxides, pmol/L 41.1 410.3 47.3484 40.14 11.7 38.8+6.8\nEndothelin-1 (pg/mL) 3,240.6 2.84 0.6 3.3409 3.240.7\nBrachial artery diameter, mm\nBasal-1 4.08 40.31 4,07 + 0.27 4.07 + 0.44 4.08 + 0.24\nHyperemia 438+ 0.74 4.574 0,53 4.37 + 0.57 4.33 + 0.66\nFMD (\u00b0%o) 7440.5 12.4 + 0.6 7.32+\u00a30.8 6.1 +2.0\nBasal-2 4.07 + 0.48 4.07 + 0.60 407+40.79 408 \u00a30.77\nNitroglycerin 4.83 + 0.62 4.82 + 0.59 4.844 0.54 4.83 + 0.56\ng\n=\n2\nm\n\u00b0 19\na\ns\no", "img_46667.png": "Table 1. Baseline Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants (n=20)\nAge, y, mean + SD 5246\nYears since menopause, mean + SD 4+3\nBody mass index, kg/m\u2019, mean + SD 26.1+3.2\nCAD Risk Factors\nHypercholesterolemia (Serum Chol > 200mg/dL), n 12\nDiagnosed Type II Diabetes. n 4\nHypertension (Grade II or Greater), n 0\nCurrent Cigarette Smoking, n 7\nFamily History, n 14\n21\nDWRITE 068076", "img_46672.png": "Table 1. Baseline Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants (n=20)\nAge, y, mean + SD 5246\nYears since menopause, mean + SD 4+3\nBody mass index, kg/m\u2019, mean + SD 26.1+3.2\nCAD Risk Factors\nHypercholesterolemia (Serum Chol > 200mg/dL), n 12\nDiagnosed Type II Diabetes. n 4\nHypertension (Grade II or Greater), n 0\nCurrent Cigarette Smoking, n 7\nFamily History, n 14\n21\nDWRITE 068076", "img_46676.png": "Table 1. Baseline Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants (n=20)\nAge, y, mean + SD 5246\nYears since menopause, mean + SD 4+3\nBody mass index, kg/m\u2019, mean + SD 26.1+3.2\nCAD Risk Factors\nHypercholesterolemia (Serum Chol > 200mg/dL), n 12\nDiagnosed Type II Diabetes. n 4\nHypertension (Grade II or Greater), n 0\nCurrent Cigarette Smoking, n 7\nFamily History, n 14\n21\nDWRITE 068076", "img_46684.png": "Table 1. Baseline Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants (n=20)\nAge, y, mean + SD 5246\nYears since menopause, mean + SD 4+3\nBody mass index, kg/m\u2019, mean + SD 26.1+3.2\nCAD Risk Factors\nHypercholesterolemia (Serum Chol > 200mg/dL), n 12\nDiagnosed Type II Diabetes. n 4\nHypertension (Grade II or Greater), n 0\nCurrent Cigarette Smoking, n 7\nFamily History, n 14\n21\nDWRITE 068076", "img_46230.png": "References \u2014 Yellow highlight indicates the most recently added refs. 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Effects\na\nDWRITE 067872", "img_56258.png": "GOLDEN Sy\n% Sea wy\n2 _ Reserves and Surplus (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecurities Premium Account\nOpening Balance 534,547,235 534,547,235\nLess : Allotment/call money unpaid other than Directors 926,332 926,332\nClosing Balance 533,620,903 533,620,903\nRevaluation Reserve\n(On revaluation of Land, Buildings and Plant & Machinery)\nOpening Balance 126,066,583 128,993,851\nLess : Relating to assets sold /discarded/written off/transferred to stock in Trade 190,312 81,043\nLess : Transferred to Statement of Profit & Loss being the difference between 2,162,416 2,846 225\ndepreciation forthe year on revalued amount and original cost of the assets\nClosing Balance 123,713,855 126,066,583\nDeficit: Statement of Profitand Loss\nOpening Balance (930,958,766) (640,481,114)\nAdd :Loss for the year transferred from Statement of Profit & Loss (434,173,769) (290,477,652)\nClosing Balance (1,365,132,535) (930,958,766)\n(707,797,777) | _ (271,271,280)\n3 Long Tem Borrowings (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecured :\nTerm Loans :\nfrom banks 22,157,969 30,958,842\nfrom Bodies Corporate 230,077,714 968,674,490\nUnsecured Loans :\nfrom Body Corporate 25,000,000 25,000,000\n3.1 Repayment & other terms of the Borrowings as on March 31, 2013 are as follows :\n(Amountin~ )\n| Particulars Rate of Interest\nSecured Loans :\nFrom a Bank :\nSecured by way of deposit of title deeds of property | 14.75% (fixed) 31,877,582 9,719,613 22,157,969\nsituated at Palghar, Dist Thane Maharashtra.\nFrom Bodies Corporate\nSecured by way of mortgage of immovable property 13.2%-15% | 980,472,519 750,394,805 | 230,077,714\nsituated at Marol, Mumbai and property to be\nconstructed at Hyderabad.", "img_56259.png": "GOLDEN Sy\n% Sea wy\n2 _ Reserves and Surplus (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecurities Premium Account\nOpening Balance 534,547,235 534,547,235\nLess : Allotment/call money unpaid other than Directors 926,332 926,332\nClosing Balance 533,620,903 533,620,903\nRevaluation Reserve\n(On revaluation of Land, Buildings and Plant & Machinery)\nOpening Balance 126,066,583 128,993,851\nLess : Relating to assets sold /discarded/written off/transferred to stock in Trade 190,312 81,043\nLess : Transferred to Statement of Profit & Loss being the difference between 2,162,416 2,846 225\ndepreciation forthe year on revalued amount and original cost of the assets\nClosing Balance 123,713,855 126,066,583\nDeficit: Statement of Profitand Loss\nOpening Balance (930,958,766) (640,481,114)\nAdd :Loss for the year transferred from Statement of Profit & Loss (434,173,769) (290,477,652)\nClosing Balance (1,365,132,535) (930,958,766)\n(707,797,777) | _ (271,271,280)\n3 Long Tem Borrowings (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecured :\nTerm Loans :\nfrom banks 22,157,969 30,958,842\nfrom Bodies Corporate 230,077,714 968,674,490\nUnsecured Loans :\nfrom Body Corporate 25,000,000 25,000,000\n3.1 Repayment & other terms of the Borrowings as on March 31, 2013 are as follows :\n(Amountin~ )\n| Particulars Rate of Interest\nSecured Loans :\nFrom a Bank :\nSecured by way of deposit of title deeds of property | 14.75% (fixed) 31,877,582 9,719,613 22,157,969\nsituated at Palghar, Dist Thane Maharashtra.\nFrom Bodies Corporate\nSecured by way of mortgage of immovable property 13.2%-15% | 980,472,519 750,394,805 | 230,077,714\nsituated at Marol, Mumbai and property to be\nconstructed at Hyderabad.", "img_56261.png": "GOLDEN Sy\n% Sea wy\n2 _ Reserves and Surplus (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecurities Premium Account\nOpening Balance 534,547,235 534,547,235\nLess : Allotment/call money unpaid other than Directors 926,332 926,332\nClosing Balance 533,620,903 533,620,903\nRevaluation Reserve\n(On revaluation of Land, Buildings and Plant & Machinery)\nOpening Balance 126,066,583 128,993,851\nLess : Relating to assets sold /discarded/written off/transferred to stock in Trade 190,312 81,043\nLess : Transferred to Statement of Profit & Loss being the difference between 2,162,416 2,846 225\ndepreciation forthe year on revalued amount and original cost of the assets\nClosing Balance 123,713,855 126,066,583\nDeficit: Statement of Profitand Loss\nOpening Balance (930,958,766) (640,481,114)\nAdd :Loss for the year transferred from Statement of Profit & Loss (434,173,769) (290,477,652)\nClosing Balance (1,365,132,535) (930,958,766)\n(707,797,777) | _ (271,271,280)\n3 Long Tem Borrowings (Amountin~ )\nAs at As at\nMarch 31, 2013 | March 31, 2012\nSecured :\nTerm Loans :\nfrom banks 22,157,969 30,958,842\nfrom Bodies Corporate 230,077,714 968,674,490\nUnsecured Loans :\nfrom Body Corporate 25,000,000 25,000,000\n3.1 Repayment & other terms of the Borrowings as on March 31, 2013 are as follows :\n(Amountin~ )\n| Particulars Rate of Interest\nSecured Loans :\nFrom a Bank :\nSecured by way of deposit of title deeds of property | 14.75% (fixed) 31,877,582 9,719,613 22,157,969\nsituated at Palghar, Dist Thane Maharashtra.\nFrom Bodies Corporate\nSecured by way of mortgage of immovable property 13.2%-15% | 980,472,519 750,394,805 | 230,077,714\nsituated at Marol, Mumbai and property to be\nconstructed at Hyderabad.", "img_15230.png": "GOLDEN Sy\nYeon a\n9) The computation of Earnings Per Share :\n(a) Numerator:\nNet Loss as per Statement of profit and loss (after tax)\nbefore Exceptional Item (38,54,43,901) (29,04,77,652)\nAdd : Exceptional Item 4,87,29,868 NIL\nNet Loss as per Statement of (43,41,73,769) (29,04,77,652)\nprofit and loss (after tax) after Exceptional Item\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earnings per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings Per Equity Share\nBasic and Diluted Before Exceptional Item (21.92) (16.52)\nAfter Exceptional Item (24.69) (16.52)\n(d) Nominal Value Per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n10) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged :\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 17,98 ,093 31,46,406\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 13,89 ,969 13,44 ,406\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 1,04,496 1,00,100\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 50029 _\nStores & Spare parts Consumed 30542 1,735\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 52118 _\n(11) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental\nexpenses and maintenance charges of purchasing centers and depots,\ninclude :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,38 ,424 43,87 455\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 4,76 ,901 4,55 628\nGratuity 1,43,121 13,10,740\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 12,267 15,096\nPower and Fuel 3,52,284 3,27,881\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 85,360 1,03,932\nRates and Taxes 15,58,356 15,54,418\nInsurance 3,21 ,452 3,42,032\nRent 99,000 99,000", "img_15233.png": "GOLDEN Sy\nYeon a\n9) The computation of Earnings Per Share :\n(a) Numerator:\nNet Loss as per Statement of profit and loss (after tax)\nbefore Exceptional Item (38,54,43,901) (29,04,77,652)\nAdd : Exceptional Item 4,87,29,868 NIL\nNet Loss as per Statement of (43,41,73,769) (29,04,77,652)\nprofit and loss (after tax) after Exceptional Item\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earnings per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings Per Equity Share\nBasic and Diluted Before Exceptional Item (21.92) (16.52)\nAfter Exceptional Item (24.69) (16.52)\n(d) Nominal Value Per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n10) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged :\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 17,98 ,093 31,46,406\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 13,89 ,969 13,44 ,406\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 1,04,496 1,00,100\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 50029 _\nStores & Spare parts Consumed 30542 1,735\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 52118 _\n(11) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental\nexpenses and maintenance charges of purchasing centers and depots,\ninclude :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,38 ,424 43,87 455\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 4,76 ,901 4,55 628\nGratuity 1,43,121 13,10,740\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 12,267 15,096\nPower and Fuel 3,52,284 3,27,881\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 85,360 1,03,932\nRates and Taxes 15,58,356 15,54,418\nInsurance 3,21 ,452 3,42,032\nRent 99,000 99,000", "img_15234.png": "GOLDEN Sy\nYeon a\n9) The computation of Earnings Per Share :\n(a) Numerator:\nNet Loss as per Statement of profit and loss (after tax)\nbefore Exceptional Item (38,54,43,901) (29,04,77,652)\nAdd : Exceptional Item 4,87,29,868 NIL\nNet Loss as per Statement of (43,41,73,769) (29,04,77,652)\nprofit and loss (after tax) after Exceptional Item\n(b) Denominator :\nNumber of weighted average Equity Shares outstanding\nFor Basic & diluted Earnings per share 1,75,88,021 1,75,88,021\n(c) Earnings Per Equity Share\nBasic and Diluted Before Exceptional Item (21.92) (16.52)\nAfter Exceptional Item (24.69) (16.52)\n(d) Nominal Value Per Equity Share Rs.10 Rs.10\n10) Research and Development Expenses/ Cost charged :\na) to appropriate heads of expenses 17,98 ,093 31,46,406\nb) to Miscellaneous Expenses, amongst\nOther expenses, include the following :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 13,89 ,969 13,44 ,406\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 1,04,496 1,00,100\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 50029 _\nStores & Spare parts Consumed 30542 1,735\nMachinery Repairs and Maintenance 52118 _\n(11) Expenses incurred for purchase of Tobacco, amongst other incidental\nexpenses and maintenance charges of purchasing centers and depots,\ninclude :\nSalaries, Wages and Bonus 42,38 ,424 43,87 455\nContribution to Provident and Other Funds 4,76 ,901 4,55 628\nGratuity 1,43,121 13,10,740\nWorkmen and Staff Welfare Expenses 12,267 15,096\nPower and Fuel 3,52,284 3,27,881\nBuilding Repairs and Maintenance 85,360 1,03,932\nRates and Taxes 15,58,356 15,54,418\nInsurance 3,21 ,452 3,42,032\nRent 99,000 99,000", "img_49449.png": "Ww. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION\nINCOME AND EXPENDITURES\nFiscal Year Ended August 31, 1963\nIncome\n\neres gf Ba eh oe a ae Bp ak are apn ROMER? te Ry: aig, Bee ceo arean: Saha at oe ee\n\nTY ereGEVieenes = sm VEE. 2. Dee are bye ok Np gy ge ane Me Ra eee iat sa a 1,634,431\n8,899,947\n\nExpenditures\nProgtraumpayments..- << 20s. rege os et, BP Se a ee: cs Se pcm te Soest a\nefunds.on-expentlitures in-prior years. a ow Ae ee eS een ce fe Ses oe es (42,262)\n| (AclipineClOne be fee Kier rec sk cae. 5 oO ce ON eae TEN OIE es hay asl, Sear 610,775\n11,938,391\nExcont if expenditures over income) ik in ee AS ee wa Pe, Se Se", "img_49454.png": "Ww. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION\nINCOME AND EXPENDITURES\nFiscal Year Ended August 31, 1963\nIncome\n\neres gf Ba eh oe a ae Bp ak are apn ROMER? te Ry: aig, Bee ceo arean: Saha at oe ee\n\nTY ereGEVieenes = sm VEE. 2. Dee are bye ok Np gy ge ane Me Ra eee iat sa a 1,634,431\n8,899,947\n\nExpenditures\nProgtraumpayments..- << 20s. rege os et, BP Se a ee: cs Se pcm te Soest a\nefunds.on-expentlitures in-prior years. a ow Ae ee eS een ce fe Ses oe es (42,262)\n| (AclipineClOne be fee Kier rec sk cae. 5 oO ce ON eae TEN OIE es hay asl, Sear 610,775\n11,938,391\nExcont if expenditures over income) ik in ee AS ee wa Pe, Se Se", "img_49455.png": "Ww. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION\nINCOME AND EXPENDITURES\nFiscal Year Ended August 31, 1963\nIncome\n\neres gf Ba eh oe a ae Bp ak are apn ROMER? te Ry: aig, Bee ceo arean: Saha at oe ee\n\nTY ereGEVieenes = sm VEE. 2. Dee are bye ok Np gy ge ane Me Ra eee iat sa a 1,634,431\n8,899,947\n\nExpenditures\nProgtraumpayments..- << 20s. rege os et, BP Se a ee: cs Se pcm te Soest a\nefunds.on-expentlitures in-prior years. a ow Ae ee eS een ce fe Ses oe es (42,262)\n| (AclipineClOne be fee Kier rec sk cae. 5 oO ce ON eae TEN OIE es hay asl, Sear 610,775\n11,938,391\nExcont if expenditures over income) ik in ee AS ee wa Pe, Se Se", "img_49461.png": "Ww. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION\nINCOME AND EXPENDITURES\nFiscal Year Ended August 31, 1963\nIncome\n\neres gf Ba eh oe a ae Bp ak are apn ROMER? te Ry: aig, Bee ceo arean: Saha at oe ee\n\nTY ereGEVieenes = sm VEE. 2. Dee are bye ok Np gy ge ane Me Ra eee iat sa a 1,634,431\n8,899,947\n\nExpenditures\nProgtraumpayments..- << 20s. rege os et, BP Se a ee: cs Se pcm te Soest a\nefunds.on-expentlitures in-prior years. a ow Ae ee eS een ce fe Ses oe es (42,262)\n| (AclipineClOne be fee Kier rec sk cae. 5 oO ce ON eae TEN OIE es hay asl, Sear 610,775\n11,938,391\nExcont if expenditures over income) ik in ee AS ee wa Pe, Se Se", "img_49465.png": "Ww. K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION\nINCOME AND EXPENDITURES\nFiscal Year Ended August 31, 1963\nIncome\n\neres gf Ba eh oe a ae Bp ak are apn ROMER? te Ry: aig, Bee ceo arean: Saha at oe ee\n\nTY ereGEVieenes = sm VEE. 2. Dee are bye ok Np gy ge ane Me Ra eee iat sa a 1,634,431\n8,899,947\n\nExpenditures\nProgtraumpayments..- << 20s. rege os et, BP Se a ee: cs Se pcm te Soest a\nefunds.on-expentlitures in-prior years. a ow Ae ee eS een ce fe Ses oe es (42,262)\n| (AclipineClOne be fee Kier rec sk cae. 5 oO ce ON eae TEN OIE es hay asl, Sear 610,775\n11,938,391\nExcont if expenditures over income) ik in ee AS ee wa Pe, Se Se", "img_59920.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_59921.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_59922.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_59923.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_59924.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_59926.png": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\nProposals for Nomination\nBiographical Supporting Material\nNominee if ash a\n(first, middle, last)\n\nProfessional Title \u2014__.__ : ew eee ee ee\nAddress eo oe ie 3 rN as \u00ae\nSINGLE-SPACED\n\nVita \u2014\n250-Word\nStatement >\nSignature &SectionofNominator SS\nRecommended for Consideration by Class gs a\nOHS 7/1/78\n3", "img_61543.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_61544.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_61546.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_61547.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_61548.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_61549.png": "yy 2| UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA\nTWIN CITIES\nDepartment of Medicine\nMayo Memorial Building .\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55455", "img_50880.png": "OVERWEIGHT\nITs 4\nSIGNIFICANCE\nAND\nPREVENTION", "img_50881.png": "OVERWEIGHT\nITs 4\nSIGNIFICANCE\nAND\nPREVENTION", "img_50837.png": "Excess Mortality*\nMEN WOMEN\n10% overweight 13% 9%\n20% overweight 25% 21%\n30% overweight 42% 30%\nEXCESS MORTALITY DUE CHIEFLY TO HEART AND\nCIRCULATORY DISEASES\nExcess* for Principal Diseases Among Persons\nAbout 20% or More Overweight\nMen Women\nHeart disease 43% 51%\nCerebral hemorrhage 53% 29%\nMalignant neoplasms 16% 13%\nDiabetes 133% 83%\nDigestive system diseases\n(gall stones, cirrhosis, etc.) 68% 39%\n*Compared with mortality of Standard risks\n(Mortality ratio of Standard risks = 100%)", "img_50838.png": "Excess Mortality*\nMEN WOMEN\n10% overweight 13% 9%\n20% overweight 25% 21%\n30% overweight 42% 30%\nEXCESS MORTALITY DUE CHIEFLY TO HEART AND\nCIRCULATORY DISEASES\nExcess* for Principal Diseases Among Persons\nAbout 20% or More Overweight\nMen Women\nHeart disease 43% 51%\nCerebral hemorrhage 53% 29%\nMalignant neoplasms 16% 13%\nDiabetes 133% 83%\nDigestive system diseases\n(gall stones, cirrhosis, etc.) 68% 39%\n*Compared with mortality of Standard risks\n(Mortality ratio of Standard risks = 100%)", "img_50839.png": "Excess Mortality*\nMEN WOMEN\n10% overweight 13% 9%\n20% overweight 25% 21%\n30% overweight 42% 30%\nEXCESS MORTALITY DUE CHIEFLY TO HEART AND\nCIRCULATORY DISEASES\nExcess* for Principal Diseases Among Persons\nAbout 20% or More Overweight\nMen Women\nHeart disease 43% 51%\nCerebral hemorrhage 53% 29%\nMalignant neoplasms 16% 13%\nDiabetes 133% 83%\nDigestive system diseases\n(gall stones, cirrhosis, etc.) 68% 39%\n*Compared with mortality of Standard risks\n(Mortality ratio of Standard risks = 100%)", "img_50840.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_50841.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_50842.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_50843.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_50844.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_50845.png": "Proportion Exceeding \"Best\" Weight\nBy 10% or more By 20% or more\nAge\nWhen\nInsured\nMEN \\\n31% 20-29 12%\n53% 30-39 25%\n60% 40-49 32%\n63% 50-59 34%\nWOMEN\n23% 20-29 12%\n41% 30-39 25%\n59% 40-49 40% |\n67% 50-59 46%\n\u201cBest\u2019\u2019 weight is slight or moderate underweight, ranging\nfrom about 5-10% below average weight at age 30 to\nabout 10-15% below at ages 45 and over.", "img_63049.png": "t\nt\noO\nSs\nqQ\ng\n\u00ae\ni. ogee .\nTibolone Global Initiative 9\n: . . 2\nEstimated Timelines a\nio lraskname fee af er} Het | Aug {Sep {Oct Nev | Dee {ian {Feb | Mart Apr } May {un {out J\nTask Name Po\n| 32 | Positioning Te i i i i i i i i\n| 35 | oe Publish workshop findings - A i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 36 | : Analyze PI & Promotional Material : \u2014,, : : : : : : : : : : : :\n\u2018Collect data EES | | | | | | | | | : :\n| 38 | \u201canalyze Material = i i Pom 2 EE i : i : : i | | |\n| 41 | \u201cPoint/counter point Sales Messages i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 43 | Develop package for affiliates i i i i i i aa i : : : : : :\n| 44 | GTRC submission & approval =| i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i\n| 46 | Baracat Article a : Ty i i i i i i\nLetter to editor to correct error. Ee one i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 49 | Preview copy to GM/ND's at affiliates i i : i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 50 | - GTRC submission & approval - \u2014 | i i i i i i i i i : : : : :\n| 31 | Distribute to affiliates i i i ; i i : i i : i : i i : i 7\nCompanion Slide Set \u2014\u2014\u2014y : i : : : : : : : : : : \u00ae\n| 53 | Obtain permission to use i \u2018 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\n| 4 | ~GTRC submission & approval | i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i \u00b0\n| 55 | Distribute to affiliates i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\ni i i I i i i i i i i i i i i o\na\n2\n=\na\nx\n. . S\nCompany Confidential 8 5\nDe\n= \u00ae\noe\no\u00b00", "img_63052.png": "t\nt\noO\nSs\nqQ\ng\n\u00ae\ni. ogee .\nTibolone Global Initiative 9\n: . . 2\nEstimated Timelines a\nio lraskname fee af er} Het | Aug {Sep {Oct Nev | Dee {ian {Feb | Mart Apr } May {un {out J\nTask Name Po\n| 32 | Positioning Te i i i i i i i i\n| 35 | oe Publish workshop findings - A i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 36 | : Analyze PI & Promotional Material : \u2014,, : : : : : : : : : : : :\n\u2018Collect data EES | | | | | | | | | : :\n| 38 | \u201canalyze Material = i i Pom 2 EE i : i : : i | | |\n| 41 | \u201cPoint/counter point Sales Messages i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 43 | Develop package for affiliates i i i i i i aa i : : : : : :\n| 44 | GTRC submission & approval =| i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i\n| 46 | Baracat Article a : Ty i i i i i i\nLetter to editor to correct error. Ee one i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 49 | Preview copy to GM/ND's at affiliates i i : i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 50 | - GTRC submission & approval - \u2014 | i i i i i i i i i : : : : :\n| 31 | Distribute to affiliates i i i ; i i : i i : i : i i : i 7\nCompanion Slide Set \u2014\u2014\u2014y : i : : : : : : : : : : \u00ae\n| 53 | Obtain permission to use i \u2018 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\n| 4 | ~GTRC submission & approval | i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i \u00b0\n| 55 | Distribute to affiliates i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\ni i i I i i i i i i i i i i i o\na\n2\n=\na\nx\n. . S\nCompany Confidential 8 5\nDe\n= \u00ae\noe\no\u00b00", "img_63055.png": "t\nt\noO\nSs\nqQ\ng\n\u00ae\ni. ogee .\nTibolone Global Initiative 9\n: . . 2\nEstimated Timelines a\nio lraskname fee af er} Het | Aug {Sep {Oct Nev | Dee {ian {Feb | Mart Apr } May {un {out J\nTask Name Po\n| 32 | Positioning Te i i i i i i i i\n| 35 | oe Publish workshop findings - A i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 36 | : Analyze PI & Promotional Material : \u2014,, : : : : : : : : : : : :\n\u2018Collect data EES | | | | | | | | | : :\n| 38 | \u201canalyze Material = i i Pom 2 EE i : i : : i | | |\n| 41 | \u201cPoint/counter point Sales Messages i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 43 | Develop package for affiliates i i i i i i aa i : : : : : :\n| 44 | GTRC submission & approval =| i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i\n| 46 | Baracat Article a : Ty i i i i i i\nLetter to editor to correct error. Ee one i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 49 | Preview copy to GM/ND's at affiliates i i : i i i i i i i i i i i i i\n| 50 | - GTRC submission & approval - \u2014 | i i i i i i i i i : : : : :\n| 31 | Distribute to affiliates i i i ; i i : i i : i : i i : i 7\nCompanion Slide Set \u2014\u2014\u2014y : i : : : : : : : : : : \u00ae\n| 53 | Obtain permission to use i \u2018 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\n| 4 | ~GTRC submission & approval | i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i \u00b0\n| 55 | Distribute to affiliates i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i c\ni i i I i i i i i i i i i i i o\na\n2\n=\na\nx\n. . S\nCompany Confidential 8 5\nDe\n= \u00ae\noe\no\u00b00", "img_5497.png": "\u00a2\nNorman J. Macdonald\nPage 2\n1974-1976\nPart time teaching of undergraduate meteorology at Boston\nCollege and Northeastern university in Boston, MA, area.\n1967-1976\nMember research staff, Planetary Circulations Project,\nDepartment of Earth Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of\nTechnology, Cambridge, MA; Designed, conducted and evaluated\nexperiments using observational data to determine the dynamics\nand physical characteristics of planetary atmospheres,\n1961-1967\nAtmospheric physicist, Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratory,\nHanscom Field, Bedford, MA. Designing experiments to determine\nrelationship of geophysical phenomena to their environment and\ntheir response to extra-terrestrial influences.\n1961-1977\nTelevision and Radio Weather Broadcaster on WBZ-TV and\nWBZ-Radio, Boston, MA. Science News Reporter 1974-1977.\n1960-1961 .\nSenior Scientist, Advanced Research and Development Division of\nthe AVCO Corporation, Wilmington, MA.; Investigating the\naynamics of Ionosphere disturbances and their effect on radio\ncommunication.\n1957-1960\nResearch scientist on the staff of High Altitude Observatory ,\nUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, CO; Conducting basic research\ninto the effects of variable solar activity on the terrestrial\natmosphere.\n1953-1957 \u2018\nDirector of Weather Forecasting Services and Applied Research\nDivision of Irving P. Krick Associates, Denver, Colorado.\n1951-1953\nNaval Officer, assigned to Project AROWA Norfolk, VA. with\nspecial assignment to Operation IVY (detonation of first\nthermonuclear device) received Letter of Commendation for\nperformance.\n1948-1952\nWeather forecaster, Irving P. Krick Associates, Pasadena, CA and\nHouston, TX.", "img_61634.png": "ee\ni s 6 \u00a9\nBest Foods fr \u201c20er*\ne e\nIH \u20ac Pe ational Publications\n2 H| internStional\ni interndtiona\nrel Schedule\nic NOVEMBER, 1971\ntetas\nPUBLICATION NOVEMBER DECEMBER\nMazola Oil: American Home *October 26\nFamily Circle October 19\nGood Housekeeping *October 19\nLadies Home Journal *October 25\nReader's Digest *October 25\nTV Guide *12/4 (On sale 12/1)\nWomans Day *November 17\nHellmann\u2019s /Best Better House & Gardens November 16\nFoods Mayonnaise: s\nFamily Circle October 19 November 16\nGood Housekeeping October 19 *November 18\nGourmet November 1 December 1\nLadies Home Journal *November 25\nSunset October 25 November 24\nWomans Day *October 20 *November 17\nKaro Syrup: Family Circle October 19 November 16\nGood Housekeeping November 18\nGrierr\u2019s Almanac December 1\nTV Guide 12/4 (On sale 12/1\nFamily Weekly December 12\nCorporate: Good Housekeeping October 19\nNusoft Fabric Softener: Parents : October 25\n*Regional Editions\nTV Network Schedule\nPROGRAM NETWORK NOVEMBER DECEMBER\nNighttime Network\nSkippy Peanut Butter: Chicago Teddy Bears CBS-TV 19\nMission Impossible CBS-TV oS\nAll In The Family CBS-TV 20\nFriday Night Movies CBS-TV 5\nie Cades County CBS-TV 2\nCannon CBS-TV 9,23 Be\nThursday Night Movies CBS-TV a 9\nContinued on next page", "img_61635.png": "ee\ni s 6 \u00a9\nBest Foods fr \u201c20er*\ne e\nIH \u20ac Pe ational Publications\n2 H| internStional\ni interndtiona\nrel Schedule\nic NOVEMBER, 1971\ntetas\nPUBLICATION NOVEMBER DECEMBER\nMazola Oil: American Home *October 26\nFamily Circle October 19\nGood Housekeeping *October 19\nLadies Home Journal *October 25\nReader's Digest *October 25\nTV Guide *12/4 (On sale 12/1)\nWomans Day *November 17\nHellmann\u2019s /Best Better House & Gardens November 16\nFoods Mayonnaise: s\nFamily Circle October 19 November 16\nGood Housekeeping October 19 *November 18\nGourmet November 1 December 1\nLadies Home Journal *November 25\nSunset October 25 November 24\nWomans Day *October 20 *November 17\nKaro Syrup: Family Circle October 19 November 16\nGood Housekeeping November 18\nGrierr\u2019s Almanac December 1\nTV Guide 12/4 (On sale 12/1\nFamily Weekly December 12\nCorporate: Good Housekeeping October 19\nNusoft Fabric Softener: Parents : October 25\n*Regional Editions\nTV Network Schedule\nPROGRAM NETWORK NOVEMBER DECEMBER\nNighttime Network\nSkippy Peanut Butter: Chicago Teddy Bears CBS-TV 19\nMission Impossible CBS-TV oS\nAll In The Family CBS-TV 20\nFriday Night Movies CBS-TV 5\nie Cades County CBS-TV 2\nCannon CBS-TV 9,23 Be\nThursday Night Movies CBS-TV a 9\nContinued on next page", "img_56283.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nVII. Meeting Presentations Planned \u2014 Premarin/TMG\n[Authors __[Abstracttitie \u2014=\u2014=SSS=~*~\u201c~*Meting\u201d\u00abS=SCs(Tming \u2014fOutcome\u2014SSSCS~S~S~S~\u00abY\nLobo R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nDorin M, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on vasomotor symptoms, 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nLewis V, vaginal atrophy, and metabolic profiles in San Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nSimon J, postmenopausal women in a double-blind, TX 4:15 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nGrubb G randomized, placebo-controlled stud 6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nPickar J, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nYeh I, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on endometrial hyperplasia)11-16, 2003 {October 13 |(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nCunnane M, and bleeding in a double-blind, randomized, placebo-|\u00a2ay, Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nArcher D controlled study TX 4:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\n\n6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nLindsey R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nGallagher C, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on bone mineral density 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D (BMD) in postmenopausal women in a double-blind, |san Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nZinaman M, randomized, placebo-controlled study TX 2:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nPickar J (6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nUtian W, The impact of conjugated estrogens NAMS, Accepted as a |(4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nConey P-J, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on quality of life (QoL) in a|September 18- |poster (4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study |20, 2003 received from Joel Bobula\nPinkerton J, Miami Beach, (5-5-03) Submitted\nBobula J FL (6-18-03) Accepted as a poster presentation\nPage 10 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\n\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013985", "img_56284.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nVII. Meeting Presentations Planned \u2014 Premarin/TMG\n[Authors __[Abstracttitie \u2014=\u2014=SSS=~*~\u201c~*Meting\u201d\u00abS=SCs(Tming \u2014fOutcome\u2014SSSCS~S~S~S~\u00abY\nLobo R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nDorin M, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on vasomotor symptoms, 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nLewis V, vaginal atrophy, and metabolic profiles in San Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nSimon J, postmenopausal women in a double-blind, TX 4:15 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nGrubb G randomized, placebo-controlled stud 6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nPickar J, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nYeh I, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on endometrial hyperplasia)11-16, 2003 {October 13 |(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nCunnane M, and bleeding in a double-blind, randomized, placebo-|\u00a2ay, Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nArcher D controlled study TX 4:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\n\n6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nLindsey R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nGallagher C, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on bone mineral density 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D (BMD) in postmenopausal women in a double-blind, |san Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nZinaman M, randomized, placebo-controlled study TX 2:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nPickar J (6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nUtian W, The impact of conjugated estrogens NAMS, Accepted as a |(4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nConey P-J, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on quality of life (QoL) in a|September 18- |poster (4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study |20, 2003 received from Joel Bobula\nPinkerton J, Miami Beach, (5-5-03) Submitted\nBobula J FL (6-18-03) Accepted as a poster presentation\nPage 10 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\n\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013985", "img_56288.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nVII. Meeting Presentations Planned \u2014 Premarin/TMG\n[Authors __[Abstracttitie \u2014=\u2014=SSS=~*~\u201c~*Meting\u201d\u00abS=SCs(Tming \u2014fOutcome\u2014SSSCS~S~S~S~\u00abY\nLobo R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nDorin M, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on vasomotor symptoms, 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nLewis V, vaginal atrophy, and metabolic profiles in San Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nSimon J, postmenopausal women in a double-blind, TX 4:15 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nGrubb G randomized, placebo-controlled stud 6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nPickar J, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nYeh I, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on endometrial hyperplasia)11-16, 2003 {October 13 |(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nCunnane M, and bleeding in a double-blind, randomized, placebo-|\u00a2ay, Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nArcher D controlled study TX 4:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\n\n6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nLindsey R, The impact of conjugated estrogens ASRM, October |Monday, (4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nGallagher C, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on bone mineral density 11-16, 2003 [October 13 \u2014|(4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D (BMD) in postmenopausal women in a double-blind, |san Antonio, 2003 received from Gary Grubb and Jim Pickar\nZinaman M, randomized, placebo-controlled study TX 2:45 PM (5-5-03) Submitted\nPickar J (6-26-03) Accepted as an oral presentation\nUtian W, The impact of conjugated estrogens NAMS, Accepted as a |(4-2-03) \u2014 Draft to be sent to Wyeth for review.\nConey P-J, (CE)/trimegestone (TMG) on quality of life (QoL) in a|September 18- |poster (4-15-03) \u2014 Second draft sent to Wyeth, comments\nHarrison D, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study |20, 2003 received from Joel Bobula\nPinkerton J, Miami Beach, (5-5-03) Submitted\nBobula J FL (6-18-03) Accepted as a poster presentation\nPage 10 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\n\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013985", "img_57820.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57821.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57822.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57823.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57825.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57826.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_57827.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\nII. Manuscripts - Totelle Cycle 1 mg\npom peep Ee\nGenazzani |A Paper PS(1) Phase III |Maturitas |July/August |First draft submitted for initial review August 8\nAR, A study of the control of climacteric 2003 journal|Comments received from Daniele December 7\nGambaccia symptoms in postmenopausal women submission |Revised draft submitted January 9\nniM, following sequential regimens of 1mg Comments received from Richie, February 28\nSpielmann estradiol and trimegestone compared with Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nD, and the a regimen containing estradiol and formulation\nTrimegest norethisterone over a period of 2 years (3-7-03) Danielle needs to get comments to them, before can\none 301 update. Parthenon to continue through to publication.\nStudy (5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and sign off ready\nGroup for journal submission\n(5-29-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nthen out to external authors for final review.\nKoninckx |A Paper PS(2) Phase III |Menopaus|July 2003 {First draft submitted for initial review August 9\nP, A comparative 2-year study of the effects e journal Comments received from Daniele December 7\nSpielmann of sequential regimens of 1 mg estradiol submission |Revised draft submitted January 13\nD, and and trimegestone with a regimen Comments received from Richie February 28\nThe containing estradiol and norethisterone Needs major revisions because of inclusion of non-marketed\nTrimegest upon the patterns of endometrial bleeding formulation\none 302 and safety in postmenopausal women (3-7-03) Sophie has sent comments (but Parthenon do not have),\nStudy but waiting for Danielle\u2018s comments \u2014 week after next. Dave to\nGroup forward Sophie\u2019s comments to Parthenon. Parthenon to continue\nthrough to publication\n(5-7-03) Needs to be circulated for final review and for Sophie to\ninclude the new bleeding data analysis; then do sign off ready for\njournal submission\n(5-30-03) Circulated for review to Linda, Daniele, Richie and Sophie\n(7-10-03) Being updated by Parthenon, a quick review by the team\nand then out to external authors for final review.\nTBD Cc Paper PS(3) Phase III |TBD Q4 2003 First draft submitted for initial review April 19, 2002\nMetabolic and hemostatic profile of journal Comments received from Gary May 13\npostmenopausal women receiving a submission |Revised draft in preparation\ncombined sequential regimen of either (3-7-03) This has not progressed that far. Gary has made\n1mg estradiol and trimegestone or comments. Need to forward all to Dave for DW to take over.\nestradiol and norethisterone over a 1-year Passed over to DW\nperiod (7-10-03) Needs to be updated post-WHI, but is a low-priority\npaper\nPage 3 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013978", "img_15039.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\ncontinued Manuscripts - Premarin/TMG\nUtian W, A3 300-US QoL - Final data analysis |1)JAMA  |In (3-28-03) Diane Harrison to contact authors for participation\nConey P-J, idevelopment|(3-31-03) Joel Bobula has a draft in preparation and will continue\nHarrison D, 2) by Joel developing it\nPinkerton J, Obstetrics \\Bobula of \u2014 |(6-3-03) Draft circulated for review\nBobula J & Wyeth\nGynecology\nNA 300-US Lipid and Metabolic data - (3-28-03) These results to be rolled into the lead paper and thus this\nFinal data analysis is not being pursued as a separate paper\n(5-7-03) Because of promotional needs, this paper will be\nresurrected, as the lead paper cannot include the metabolic data\n(5-29-05) Paper on hold again if data can be incorporated in to the\nlead paper\nNA NA (300-US Basic Efficacy and Safety (3-5-03) With the full data available, the preliminary analysis should\ndata - 1 year Interim Analysis) not be published.\nPage 7 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013982", "img_15041.png": "Trimegestone \u2014 Publication and Abstract Tracking Report 7/17/2003\ncontinued Manuscripts - Premarin/TMG\nUtian W, A3 300-US QoL - Final data analysis |1)JAMA  |In (3-28-03) Diane Harrison to contact authors for participation\nConey P-J, idevelopment|(3-31-03) Joel Bobula has a draft in preparation and will continue\nHarrison D, 2) by Joel developing it\nPinkerton J, Obstetrics \\Bobula of \u2014 |(6-3-03) Draft circulated for review\nBobula J & Wyeth\nGynecology\nNA 300-US Lipid and Metabolic data - (3-28-03) These results to be rolled into the lead paper and thus this\nFinal data analysis is not being pursued as a separate paper\n(5-7-03) Because of promotional needs, this paper will be\nresurrected, as the lead paper cannot include the metabolic data\n(5-29-05) Paper on hold again if data can be incorporated in to the\nlead paper\nNA NA (300-US Basic Efficacy and Safety (3-5-03) With the full data available, the preliminary analysis should\ndata - 1 year Interim Analysis) not be published.\nPage 7 of 13 DesignWrite, Inc.\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality Order WINNR201-013982", "img_64751.png": "oe TABLE | 3\n\n3 TEST-RETEST AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST MEASURES\n\n@ pevsoue : Test-retest N Interobserver N\n\nBrazelton Neonatal Assessment\nBG] 67 20 no, 20\nComposite latent Scale\n6 months mental .88 20 .82 15\n6 months motor Pe 20 82 VW\n15 months mental 88 20 87 15\n15 months motor 87 20 87 \u201815\n24 months mental 86 \u00ab 20 85 1S\n24 months motor 44 20 85 15\nPreschool Battery (35 months)\n\nq... Composite .87 40 2 \u201c=\nEmbedded Figures Test Sum 8) 20 see 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Time 63 oe 20 9? 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Adaptability 63 20 ee --\nDigit Span 165 20 99 140\nSentence Span | 60 20 ae 140\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Sum ge see 40 ae? --\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Time 40 20 NAL. --\nNaming 86 20 1,00 140\nRecoanition \u2014~ sal 20 107 140\nVerbal inferences : 62 20 NA, =\n\n@. Velocity 65 20 99 140\nRompecdbezas 45 20 97 oe =\na Not available. \u2018\n\nb Not appropriate; score is constructed, not observed\nSYo]U] gex=van alat ossH/AUVANAWAll are LU is\\tavzo(olel0laar=valtsee|exs)mn-16]0),0[e\\ersAVa\\g ale | ard", "img_64752.png": "oe TABLE | 3\n\n3 TEST-RETEST AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST MEASURES\n\n@ pevsoue : Test-retest N Interobserver N\n\nBrazelton Neonatal Assessment\nBG] 67 20 no, 20\nComposite latent Scale\n6 months mental .88 20 .82 15\n6 months motor Pe 20 82 VW\n15 months mental 88 20 87 15\n15 months motor 87 20 87 \u201815\n24 months mental 86 \u00ab 20 85 1S\n24 months motor 44 20 85 15\nPreschool Battery (35 months)\n\nq... Composite .87 40 2 \u201c=\nEmbedded Figures Test Sum 8) 20 see 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Time 63 oe 20 9? 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Adaptability 63 20 ee --\nDigit Span 165 20 99 140\nSentence Span | 60 20 ae 140\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Sum ge see 40 ae? --\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Time 40 20 NAL. --\nNaming 86 20 1,00 140\nRecoanition \u2014~ sal 20 107 140\nVerbal inferences : 62 20 NA, =\n\n@. Velocity 65 20 99 140\nRompecdbezas 45 20 97 oe =\na Not available. \u2018\n\nb Not appropriate; score is constructed, not observed\nSYo]U] gex=van alat ossH/AUVANAWAll are LU is\\tavzo(olel0laar=valtsee|exs)mn-16]0),0[e\\ersAVa\\g ale | ard", "img_64753.png": "oe TABLE | 3\n\n3 TEST-RETEST AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST MEASURES\n\n@ pevsoue : Test-retest N Interobserver N\n\nBrazelton Neonatal Assessment\nBG] 67 20 no, 20\nComposite latent Scale\n6 months mental .88 20 .82 15\n6 months motor Pe 20 82 VW\n15 months mental 88 20 87 15\n15 months motor 87 20 87 \u201815\n24 months mental 86 \u00ab 20 85 1S\n24 months motor 44 20 85 15\nPreschool Battery (35 months)\n\nq... Composite .87 40 2 \u201c=\nEmbedded Figures Test Sum 8) 20 see 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Time 63 oe 20 9? 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Adaptability 63 20 ee --\nDigit Span 165 20 99 140\nSentence Span | 60 20 ae 140\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Sum ge see 40 ae? --\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Time 40 20 NAL. --\nNaming 86 20 1,00 140\nRecoanition \u2014~ sal 20 107 140\nVerbal inferences : 62 20 NA, =\n\n@. Velocity 65 20 99 140\nRompecdbezas 45 20 97 oe =\na Not available. \u2018\n\nb Not appropriate; score is constructed, not observed\nSYo]U] gex=van alat ossH/AUVANAWAll are LU is\\tavzo(olel0laar=valtsee|exs)mn-16]0),0[e\\ersAVa\\g ale | ard", "img_64754.png": "oe TABLE | 3\n\n3 TEST-RETEST AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST MEASURES\n\n@ pevsoue : Test-retest N Interobserver N\n\nBrazelton Neonatal Assessment\nBG] 67 20 no, 20\nComposite latent Scale\n6 months mental .88 20 .82 15\n6 months motor Pe 20 82 VW\n15 months mental 88 20 87 15\n15 months motor 87 20 87 \u201815\n24 months mental 86 \u00ab 20 85 1S\n24 months motor 44 20 85 15\nPreschool Battery (35 months)\n\nq... Composite .87 40 2 \u201c=\nEmbedded Figures Test Sum 8) 20 see 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Time 63 oe 20 9? 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Adaptability 63 20 ee --\nDigit Span 165 20 99 140\nSentence Span | 60 20 ae 140\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Sum ge see 40 ae? --\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Time 40 20 NAL. --\nNaming 86 20 1,00 140\nRecoanition \u2014~ sal 20 107 140\nVerbal inferences : 62 20 NA, =\n\n@. Velocity 65 20 99 140\nRompecdbezas 45 20 97 oe =\na Not available. \u2018\n\nb Not appropriate; score is constructed, not observed\nSYo]U] gex=van alat ossH/AUVANAWAll are LU is\\tavzo(olel0laar=valtsee|exs)mn-16]0),0[e\\ersAVa\\g ale | ard", "img_64755.png": "oe TABLE | 3\n\n3 TEST-RETEST AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST MEASURES\n\n@ pevsoue : Test-retest N Interobserver N\n\nBrazelton Neonatal Assessment\nBG] 67 20 no, 20\nComposite latent Scale\n6 months mental .88 20 .82 15\n6 months motor Pe 20 82 VW\n15 months mental 88 20 87 15\n15 months motor 87 20 87 \u201815\n24 months mental 86 \u00ab 20 85 1S\n24 months motor 44 20 85 15\nPreschool Battery (35 months)\n\nq... Composite .87 40 2 \u201c=\nEmbedded Figures Test Sum 8) 20 see 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Time 63 oe 20 9? 140\nEmbedded Figures Test Adaptability 63 20 ee --\nDigit Span 165 20 99 140\nSentence Span | 60 20 ae 140\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Sum ge see 40 ae? --\nReversal Discrimination Leaming Time 40 20 NAL. --\nNaming 86 20 1,00 140\nRecoanition \u2014~ sal 20 107 140\nVerbal inferences : 62 20 NA, =\n\n@. Velocity 65 20 99 140\nRompecdbezas 45 20 97 oe =\na Not available. \u2018\n\nb Not appropriate; score is constructed, not observed\nSYo]U] gex=van alat ossH/AUVANAWAll are LU is\\tavzo(olel0laar=valtsee|exs)mn-16]0),0[e\\ersAVa\\g ale | ard", "img_65156.png": "@ : TABLE *-B  (CONT!D,)\nRELATIVE RISK OF FALLING INTO EXTREME 20% ACCORDING TO SUPPLEMENTATION INGESTIC *\nAND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS\nVARIABLE : Composite Infant Scale 24 Month Motor Score\n\u2018 Sample Size (N?s) Percentages 5 Chi-Square\nTest Performance Group TOTAL SAMPLE\nLow! Med.? High3 Tot, how Med, High Tot, X? df. p\n5 0 : . 127-2, 745 237 \u00a9 27 54 Le 100 20.4 4 2.01\n8 ae 34 V3h 53 218 60 24 100\npee: | |\n= \u00ae 2 | 6 49-25 8c 8 61 31 100\n2s He 105 307 123 \u00a735 20 S77 ft-23\n& LOW SES\n=oe0 34 5520 | 109 ee 100 1134 2.05\n} 63> ede 113 56 28 | 100\ngree {> 26 2 40 Hote 5 23 100\n. T 57 144 6) 262 22 55 23\n_ HIGH SEs\nee 307i, oa 125 3 : 9 je 4 are\n| i ee nON 20 104 \u201d ; 65 19 100\n2 it 23-0 S16 40 3 58 40 100 :\n1 ae 6b) BRP iv ae oe .\ny\n\u00a9 1 = Lowest pentile ;\n\" 2 = Middle 60% of scores\n\u201c 3 = Highest pentile\nSYo]U] ker=van aut OSH /ANVAYAWVAlL ave LOK) avzo(ofe16/anicialtswelexs)mn=1e|0)L0(elersyAvaygale| 0 ead", "img_65157.png": "@ : TABLE *-B  (CONT!D,)\nRELATIVE RISK OF FALLING INTO EXTREME 20% ACCORDING TO SUPPLEMENTATION INGESTIC *\nAND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS\nVARIABLE : Composite Infant Scale 24 Month Motor Score\n\u2018 Sample Size (N?s) Percentages 5 Chi-Square\nTest Performance Group TOTAL SAMPLE\nLow! Med.? High3 Tot, how Med, High Tot, X? df. p\n5 0 : . 127-2, 745 237 \u00a9 27 54 Le 100 20.4 4 2.01\n8 ae 34 V3h 53 218 60 24 100\npee: | |\n= \u00ae 2 | 6 49-25 8c 8 61 31 100\n2s He 105 307 123 \u00a735 20 S77 ft-23\n& LOW SES\n=oe0 34 5520 | 109 ee 100 1134 2.05\n} 63> ede 113 56 28 | 100\ngree {> 26 2 40 Hote 5 23 100\n. T 57 144 6) 262 22 55 23\n_ HIGH SEs\nee 307i, oa 125 3 : 9 je 4 are\n| i ee nON 20 104 \u201d ; 65 19 100\n2 it 23-0 S16 40 3 58 40 100 :\n1 ae 6b) BRP iv ae oe .\ny\n\u00a9 1 = Lowest pentile ;\n\" 2 = Middle 60% of scores\n\u201c 3 = Highest pentile\nSYo]U] ker=van aut OSH /ANVAYAWVAlL ave LOK) avzo(ofe16/anicialtswelexs)mn=1e|0)L0(elersyAvaygale| 0 ead", "img_65158.png": "@ : TABLE *-B  (CONT!D,)\nRELATIVE RISK OF FALLING INTO EXTREME 20% ACCORDING TO SUPPLEMENTATION INGESTIC *\nAND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS\nVARIABLE : Composite Infant Scale 24 Month Motor Score\n\u2018 Sample Size (N?s) Percentages 5 Chi-Square\nTest Performance Group TOTAL SAMPLE\nLow! Med.? High3 Tot, how Med, High Tot, X? df. p\n5 0 : . 127-2, 745 237 \u00a9 27 54 Le 100 20.4 4 2.01\n8 ae 34 V3h 53 218 60 24 100\npee: | |\n= \u00ae 2 | 6 49-25 8c 8 61 31 100\n2s He 105 307 123 \u00a735 20 S77 ft-23\n& LOW SES\n=oe0 34 5520 | 109 ee 100 1134 2.05\n} 63> ede 113 56 28 | 100\ngree {> 26 2 40 Hote 5 23 100\n. T 57 144 6) 262 22 55 23\n_ HIGH SEs\nee 307i, oa 125 3 : 9 je 4 are\n| i ee nON 20 104 \u201d ; 65 19 100\n2 it 23-0 S16 40 3 58 40 100 :\n1 ae 6b) BRP iv ae oe .\ny\n\u00a9 1 = Lowest pentile ;\n\" 2 = Middle 60% of scores\n\u201c 3 = Highest pentile\nSYo]U] ker=van aut OSH /ANVAYAWVAlL ave LOK) avzo(ofe16/anicialtswelexs)mn=1e|0)L0(elersyAvaygale| 0 ead", "img_45111.png": "OPERATING STATEMENT 10 THE END OF THE\nSECOND FISCAL YEAR\nUnexpended Income (after Reserves) at End of First Fiscal Year ........+ $315,135.46\nIncone for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1945 (70% Basis) ...........-..++ 818,653.47\n$633,788.93\nExpenses for Second Fiscal Year\nEnding June 30th, 1945:\nGeneral Bxpenses .....eeeseeeeeeeeeseeeesces \u00a7 22,093.29\nSalaries o.c.ccecsecesenescccnseecseceennens 52,169.83\nTaxes (Social Sec. and Unemployment Ins.) .. 867.33\nPOU Ly co cere ce ieee Maeno\nLAUPALY eis cui eu keces bee aisle. Ai DODSee\nOrica Myuigment sc iirtaan 1,845.83\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ......... 110.00 $124,025.17\nResearch Expenses for Second Fiscal Year:\nMile Ua woinere ceureusni cies usec, ures Oe 8s UOOCOO\nGrants to Other Universities ............... 108,095.00\nSpecial Siadloe cessor res cnene tases 2,072.30 140,167.30\nOther Appropriations for Second Fiscal Year:\nExpenses in Connection with Symposium on\nFUSE ois ccncibeaes cca ek Se\nRecords for Broadcasting .................08 2,000.00\nSpectal MWards sescsccliveia Giseucsacsnnsiey | BOTOUDI00\nMotion Picture Project ......ssesseseeseeess 94,000.00\nYew York Academy of Medicine - Contribution 500.00 _63,954.17 323,146.64\n$805,642.29\nReserves During Second Fiscal Year for Commit-\nments Beyond June 30th, 1946:\nReserve for Dr. Hockett's salary ........... $ 11,666.67\nReserve for M. I. T. Grant ........ecese eee 16,666.67\nReserve for Other Grants (Projects Nos.\nTnBetel5 and 26) veeeecveceeeeesseeeee 154766267 _44,100.01 261,542.28\nAdd Expenses for Library, Office Equipment and\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ... 6465.19\nUnexpended Balance (after Reserves) at the ond\nof the Second Fiscal Year ............ $268,007.47", "img_45117.png": "OPERATING STATEMENT 10 THE END OF THE\nSECOND FISCAL YEAR\nUnexpended Income (after Reserves) at End of First Fiscal Year ........+ $315,135.46\nIncone for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1945 (70% Basis) ...........-..++ 818,653.47\n$633,788.93\nExpenses for Second Fiscal Year\nEnding June 30th, 1945:\nGeneral Bxpenses .....eeeseeeeeeeeeseeeesces \u00a7 22,093.29\nSalaries o.c.ccecsecesenescccnseecseceennens 52,169.83\nTaxes (Social Sec. and Unemployment Ins.) .. 867.33\nPOU Ly co cere ce ieee Maeno\nLAUPALY eis cui eu keces bee aisle. Ai DODSee\nOrica Myuigment sc iirtaan 1,845.83\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ......... 110.00 $124,025.17\nResearch Expenses for Second Fiscal Year:\nMile Ua woinere ceureusni cies usec, ures Oe 8s UOOCOO\nGrants to Other Universities ............... 108,095.00\nSpecial Siadloe cessor res cnene tases 2,072.30 140,167.30\nOther Appropriations for Second Fiscal Year:\nExpenses in Connection with Symposium on\nFUSE ois ccncibeaes cca ek Se\nRecords for Broadcasting .................08 2,000.00\nSpectal MWards sescsccliveia Giseucsacsnnsiey | BOTOUDI00\nMotion Picture Project ......ssesseseeseeess 94,000.00\nYew York Academy of Medicine - Contribution 500.00 _63,954.17 323,146.64\n$805,642.29\nReserves During Second Fiscal Year for Commit-\nments Beyond June 30th, 1946:\nReserve for Dr. Hockett's salary ........... $ 11,666.67\nReserve for M. I. T. Grant ........ecese eee 16,666.67\nReserve for Other Grants (Projects Nos.\nTnBetel5 and 26) veeeecveceeeeesseeeee 154766267 _44,100.01 261,542.28\nAdd Expenses for Library, Office Equipment and\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ... 6465.19\nUnexpended Balance (after Reserves) at the ond\nof the Second Fiscal Year ............ $268,007.47", "img_45124.png": "OPERATING STATEMENT 10 THE END OF THE\nSECOND FISCAL YEAR\nUnexpended Income (after Reserves) at End of First Fiscal Year ........+ $315,135.46\nIncone for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1945 (70% Basis) ...........-..++ 818,653.47\n$633,788.93\nExpenses for Second Fiscal Year\nEnding June 30th, 1945:\nGeneral Bxpenses .....eeeseeeeeeeeeseeeesces \u00a7 22,093.29\nSalaries o.c.ccecsecesenescccnseecseceennens 52,169.83\nTaxes (Social Sec. and Unemployment Ins.) .. 867.33\nPOU Ly co cere ce ieee Maeno\nLAUPALY eis cui eu keces bee aisle. Ai DODSee\nOrica Myuigment sc iirtaan 1,845.83\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ......... 110.00 $124,025.17\nResearch Expenses for Second Fiscal Year:\nMile Ua woinere ceureusni cies usec, ures Oe 8s UOOCOO\nGrants to Other Universities ............... 108,095.00\nSpecial Siadloe cessor res cnene tases 2,072.30 140,167.30\nOther Appropriations for Second Fiscal Year:\nExpenses in Connection with Symposium on\nFUSE ois ccncibeaes cca ek Se\nRecords for Broadcasting .................08 2,000.00\nSpectal MWards sescsccliveia Giseucsacsnnsiey | BOTOUDI00\nMotion Picture Project ......ssesseseeseeess 94,000.00\nYew York Academy of Medicine - Contribution 500.00 _63,954.17 323,146.64\n$805,642.29\nReserves During Second Fiscal Year for Commit-\nments Beyond June 30th, 1946:\nReserve for Dr. Hockett's salary ........... $ 11,666.67\nReserve for M. I. T. Grant ........ecese eee 16,666.67\nReserve for Other Grants (Projects Nos.\nTnBetel5 and 26) veeeecveceeeeesseeeee 154766267 _44,100.01 261,542.28\nAdd Expenses for Library, Office Equipment and\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ... 6465.19\nUnexpended Balance (after Reserves) at the ond\nof the Second Fiscal Year ............ $268,007.47", "img_45135.png": "OPERATING STATEMENT 10 THE END OF THE\nSECOND FISCAL YEAR\nUnexpended Income (after Reserves) at End of First Fiscal Year ........+ $315,135.46\nIncone for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1945 (70% Basis) ...........-..++ 818,653.47\n$633,788.93\nExpenses for Second Fiscal Year\nEnding June 30th, 1945:\nGeneral Bxpenses .....eeeseeeeeeeeeseeeesces \u00a7 22,093.29\nSalaries o.c.ccecsecesenescccnseecseceennens 52,169.83\nTaxes (Social Sec. and Unemployment Ins.) .. 867.33\nPOU Ly co cere ce ieee Maeno\nLAUPALY eis cui eu keces bee aisle. Ai DODSee\nOrica Myuigment sc iirtaan 1,845.83\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ......... 110.00 $124,025.17\nResearch Expenses for Second Fiscal Year:\nMile Ua woinere ceureusni cies usec, ures Oe 8s UOOCOO\nGrants to Other Universities ............... 108,095.00\nSpecial Siadloe cessor res cnene tases 2,072.30 140,167.30\nOther Appropriations for Second Fiscal Year:\nExpenses in Connection with Symposium on\nFUSE ois ccncibeaes cca ek Se\nRecords for Broadcasting .................08 2,000.00\nSpectal MWards sescsccliveia Giseucsacsnnsiey | BOTOUDI00\nMotion Picture Project ......ssesseseeseeess 94,000.00\nYew York Academy of Medicine - Contribution 500.00 _63,954.17 323,146.64\n$805,642.29\nReserves During Second Fiscal Year for Commit-\nments Beyond June 30th, 1946:\nReserve for Dr. Hockett's salary ........... $ 11,666.67\nReserve for M. I. T. Grant ........ecese eee 16,666.67\nReserve for Other Grants (Projects Nos.\nTnBetel5 and 26) veeeecveceeeeesseeeee 154766267 _44,100.01 261,542.28\nAdd Expenses for Library, Office Equipment and\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ... 6465.19\nUnexpended Balance (after Reserves) at the ond\nof the Second Fiscal Year ............ $268,007.47", "img_45139.png": "OPERATING STATEMENT 10 THE END OF THE\nSECOND FISCAL YEAR\nUnexpended Income (after Reserves) at End of First Fiscal Year ........+ $315,135.46\nIncone for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1945 (70% Basis) ...........-..++ 818,653.47\n$633,788.93\nExpenses for Second Fiscal Year\nEnding June 30th, 1945:\nGeneral Bxpenses .....eeeseeeeeeeeeseeeesces \u00a7 22,093.29\nSalaries o.c.ccecsecesenescccnseecseceennens 52,169.83\nTaxes (Social Sec. and Unemployment Ins.) .. 867.33\nPOU Ly co cere ce ieee Maeno\nLAUPALY eis cui eu keces bee aisle. Ai DODSee\nOrica Myuigment sc iirtaan 1,845.83\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ......... 110.00 $124,025.17\nResearch Expenses for Second Fiscal Year:\nMile Ua woinere ceureusni cies usec, ures Oe 8s UOOCOO\nGrants to Other Universities ............... 108,095.00\nSpecial Siadloe cessor res cnene tases 2,072.30 140,167.30\nOther Appropriations for Second Fiscal Year:\nExpenses in Connection with Symposium on\nFUSE ois ccncibeaes cca ek Se\nRecords for Broadcasting .................08 2,000.00\nSpectal MWards sescsccliveia Giseucsacsnnsiey | BOTOUDI00\nMotion Picture Project ......ssesseseeseeess 94,000.00\nYew York Academy of Medicine - Contribution 500.00 _63,954.17 323,146.64\n$805,642.29\nReserves During Second Fiscal Year for Commit-\nments Beyond June 30th, 1946:\nReserve for Dr. Hockett's salary ........... $ 11,666.67\nReserve for M. I. T. Grant ........ecese eee 16,666.67\nReserve for Other Grants (Projects Nos.\nTnBetel5 and 26) veeeecveceeeeesseeeee 154766267 _44,100.01 261,542.28\nAdd Expenses for Library, Office Equipment and\nPetty Cash and Accounts Receivable ... 6465.19\nUnexpended Balance (after Reserves) at the ond\nof the Second Fiscal Year ............ $268,007.47", "img_56309.png": "pa .\nEe ms <\nSP ls ORONEY.  Feice d\na. 03 y\nS|\n| SS 60- [pn\n7 jr aoe\n\u2014\n= 3 J\nss 40 af oe\n== / Wi\n| = eg\n= 30 i ue\n| es GPa,\n| = MY o---0 CONTROL\n| i iy oe HYPOX (18)\na= : =-=TPTK (6)\nMea wa DX (6)\ni \u2014 }\ni aA\nj a 1\n= |\n| Ges 10e to = aad\n;\nDAYS\n; Wallach - 79", "img_56310.png": "pa .\nEe ms <\nSP ls ORONEY.  Feice d\na. 03 y\nS|\n| SS 60- [pn\n7 jr aoe\n\u2014\n= 3 J\nss 40 af oe\n== / Wi\n| = eg\n= 30 i ue\n| es GPa,\n| = MY o---0 CONTROL\n| i iy oe HYPOX (18)\na= : =-=TPTK (6)\nMea wa DX (6)\ni \u2014 }\ni aA\nj a 1\n= |\n| Ges 10e to = aad\n;\nDAYS\n; Wallach - 79", "img_59809.png": "The Food and Drug Law Institute\n1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006\nLaurence |.Wood Telephone\nPRESIDENT (202)333-2230\n14 February 1973\nMessrs. Avilliam J. Darby\nFrank T, Dierson\nChanning H. Lushbough\nRichard M. Stalvey\nGentlemen:\nI enclose for your information and files a copy of the material\nwe have submitted to the Internal Revenue Service with respect\nto our Tax Exemption Application,\nYours very truly,\nLaurence 1 % ood\nb:\nEnclosure,", "img_59811.png": "The Food and Drug Law Institute\n1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006\nLaurence |.Wood Telephone\nPRESIDENT (202)333-2230\n14 February 1973\nMessrs. Avilliam J. Darby\nFrank T, Dierson\nChanning H. Lushbough\nRichard M. Stalvey\nGentlemen:\nI enclose for your information and files a copy of the material\nwe have submitted to the Internal Revenue Service with respect\nto our Tax Exemption Application,\nYours very truly,\nLaurence 1 % ood\nb:\nEnclosure,", "img_59812.png": "The Food and Drug Law Institute\n1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006\nLaurence |.Wood Telephone\nPRESIDENT (202)333-2230\n14 February 1973\nMessrs. Avilliam J. Darby\nFrank T, Dierson\nChanning H. Lushbough\nRichard M. Stalvey\nGentlemen:\nI enclose for your information and files a copy of the material\nwe have submitted to the Internal Revenue Service with respect\nto our Tax Exemption Application,\nYours very truly,\nLaurence 1 % ood\nb:\nEnclosure,", "img_59813.png": "The Food and Drug Law Institute\n1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006\nLaurence |.Wood Telephone\nPRESIDENT (202)333-2230\n14 February 1973\nMessrs. Avilliam J. Darby\nFrank T, Dierson\nChanning H. Lushbough\nRichard M. Stalvey\nGentlemen:\nI enclose for your information and files a copy of the material\nwe have submitted to the Internal Revenue Service with respect\nto our Tax Exemption Application,\nYours very truly,\nLaurence 1 % ood\nb:\nEnclosure,", "img_59814.png": "The Food and Drug Law Institute\n1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006\nLaurence |.Wood Telephone\nPRESIDENT (202)333-2230\n14 February 1973\nMessrs. Avilliam J. Darby\nFrank T, Dierson\nChanning H. Lushbough\nRichard M. Stalvey\nGentlemen:\nI enclose for your information and files a copy of the material\nwe have submitted to the Internal Revenue Service with respect\nto our Tax Exemption Application,\nYours very truly,\nLaurence 1 % ood\nb:\nEnclosure,", "img_59994.png": "Page \u00a2\nFebruary 18, 1965\nThis meeting is planned for the education and improved understanding which comes about\nthrough formal and informal exchanges of information. I hepe it will be a rewarding and\npleasurable experience and solicit your help in making it such, If there is anything I can\ndo to help, from personal accommodations to necessary changes in the program, please\ndon't hesitate to let me know. :\n- Charles H. Brokaw\n* 3\nCHB, bhm\nEnclosures\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zhgk0226", "img_59996.png": "Page \u00a2\nFebruary 18, 1965\nThis meeting is planned for the education and improved understanding which comes about\nthrough formal and informal exchanges of information. I hepe it will be a rewarding and\npleasurable experience and solicit your help in making it such, If there is anything I can\ndo to help, from personal accommodations to necessary changes in the program, please\ndon't hesitate to let me know. :\n- Charles H. Brokaw\n* 3\nCHB, bhm\nEnclosures\nSource: https:/Awww.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zhgk0226", "img_64207.png": "RATS SURVIVING TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION\nSINGLE INTRAVENOUS INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTION\nINJECTION DAILY FOR 14 DAYS\nBEFORE IRRADIATION FOLLOWING IRRADIATION\n16M./KG. BODY WT. | 16M./K6, BODY WT. | 26MS./ KG. BODY WT.\n5% 5% 5Yo\nDEXTROSE DEXTROSE DEXTROSE\nAMOUNT OF FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20\nIRRADIATION\nIN ROENTGENS || %/o | No. | \u00b0/o | No.| %/o | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.\naes ok fr2\u00b0 \u201c 100 a9\u201d 100 | 9/9 100 | 9/8] 100 | 3/8 |100 | 3/5 |\nfae ey I= | = f= | | fl a = [42] vee! 33 era\noe | 7 me eet ene ee mal c\nTable I\nSYolU]cereHan ali SHANNA NAIA UISIinyze Ole als valtoMelesym 180) .6 [eles )r4ql 60rd", "img_64206.png": "RATS SURVIVING TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION\nSINGLE INTRAVENOUS INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTION\nINJECTION DAILY FOR 14 DAYS\nBEFORE IRRADIATION FOLLOWING IRRADIATION\n16M./KG. BODY WT. | 16M./K6, BODY WT. | 26MS./ KG. BODY WT.\n5% 5% 5Yo\nDEXTROSE DEXTROSE DEXTROSE\nAMOUNT OF FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20\nIRRADIATION\nIN ROENTGENS || %/o | No. | \u00b0/o | No.| %/o | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.\naes ok fr2\u00b0 \u201c 100 a9\u201d 100 | 9/9 100 | 9/8] 100 | 3/8 |100 | 3/5 |\nfae ey I= | = f= | | fl a = [42] vee! 33 era\noe | 7 me eet ene ee mal c\nTable I\nSYolU]cereHan ali SHANNA NAIA UISIinyze Ole als valtoMelesym 180) .6 [eles )r4ql 60rd", "img_64208.png": "RATS SURVIVING TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION\nSINGLE INTRAVENOUS INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTION\nINJECTION DAILY FOR 14 DAYS\nBEFORE IRRADIATION FOLLOWING IRRADIATION\n16M./KG. BODY WT. | 16M./K6, BODY WT. | 26MS./ KG. BODY WT.\n5% 5% 5Yo\nDEXTROSE DEXTROSE DEXTROSE\nAMOUNT OF FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20\nIRRADIATION\nIN ROENTGENS || %/o | No. | \u00b0/o | No.| %/o | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.\naes ok fr2\u00b0 \u201c 100 a9\u201d 100 | 9/9 100 | 9/8] 100 | 3/8 |100 | 3/5 |\nfae ey I= | = f= | | fl a = [42] vee! 33 era\noe | 7 me eet ene ee mal c\nTable I\nSYolU]cereHan ali SHANNA NAIA UISIinyze Ole als valtoMelesym 180) .6 [eles )r4ql 60rd", "img_64209.png": "RATS SURVIVING TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION\nSINGLE INTRAVENOUS INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTION\nINJECTION DAILY FOR 14 DAYS\nBEFORE IRRADIATION FOLLOWING IRRADIATION\n16M./KG. BODY WT. | 16M./K6, BODY WT. | 26MS./ KG. BODY WT.\n5% 5% 5Yo\nDEXTROSE DEXTROSE DEXTROSE\nAMOUNT OF FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20 FAT IN H20\nIRRADIATION\nIN ROENTGENS || %/o | No. | \u00b0/o | No.| %/o | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.| Yo | No.\naes ok fr2\u00b0 \u201c 100 a9\u201d 100 | 9/9 100 | 9/8] 100 | 3/8 |100 | 3/5 |\nfae ey I= | = f= | | fl a = [42] vee! 33 era\noe | 7 me eet ene ee mal c\nTable I\nSYolU]cereHan ali SHANNA NAIA UISIinyze Ole als valtoMelesym 180) .6 [eles )r4ql 60rd", "img_61158.png": "eee OS hack\neee\n- Chi / C ara coe Sac mons ar ak:\n\na\n\nei\n\nee\n\n| \u2014 Nutrition S\n\nQ utrition Survey\n\n6 March - June 1960\n\ni\n\n\u00a3 A Report by the\n\nsage\n\n& Interdepartmental Committee on\n\ng Nutrition for National Defense\n\nGs\n\nAugust 196]\nSYolUxer=van alts oss AUMN NVA ALeLUr=1ipyzelelelUoal=laleswme los) mayo [6)/6[elex)pa ay 2010", "img_61159.png": "eee OS hack\neee\n- Chi / C ara coe Sac mons ar ak:\n\na\n\nei\n\nee\n\n| \u2014 Nutrition S\n\nQ utrition Survey\n\n6 March - June 1960\n\ni\n\n\u00a3 A Report by the\n\nsage\n\n& Interdepartmental Committee on\n\ng Nutrition for National Defense\n\nGs\n\nAugust 196]\nSYolUxer=van alts oss AUMN NVA ALeLUr=1ipyzelelelUoal=laleswme los) mayo [6)/6[elex)pa ay 2010", "img_61272.png": "Evaluating the Safety\nof Food Chemicals\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES", "img_61273.png": "Evaluating the Safety\nof Food Chemicals\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES", "img_61275.png": "Evaluating the Safety\nof Food Chemicals\nNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES", "img_51713.png": "FORM 443 2M 6-64\u2014PADS 100\ncece... dM $eREL] Factory eeeteeiesctte acsh veos-2. as Okc.\nKind of Water: Main Supply Tank\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1965-66\nSource of Water: Seepage and Runoff Water taken from Dry Spotted Tail Creek; about 1/4\nmile Northwest of factory\nhee Car - ANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO2 82.80 Silica SiO2 82.80\nIron Fe 41,82 Sodium Chloride NaCl 36.93\nCalcium Ca 67.11 Sodium Sulfate NazSO4 17743\nMagnesium Mg 20,71 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg\nSodium Na 1.98 Sodium Phosphate NagPO,\nChlorine Cl 22.40 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 174.089 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO. 68.81\nCarbonic Acid COs 119.24 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 23.61\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 167. 59\nCalcium Phosphate Ca3(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 3.78\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO,)2\n560.95 Tae 560.95\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) ao erie andy olaiae (iy, Coirerence) = go lee\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 583.80 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 583.80\nee PPCM CARY seme bea ama oet UY ic Conia ear een LL go a\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nCe 2 ire paneneneee,\nee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zjph0227", "img_51715.png": "FORM 443 2M 6-64\u2014PADS 100\ncece... dM $eREL] Factory eeeteeiesctte acsh veos-2. as Okc.\nKind of Water: Main Supply Tank\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1965-66\nSource of Water: Seepage and Runoff Water taken from Dry Spotted Tail Creek; about 1/4\nmile Northwest of factory\nhee Car - ANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO2 82.80 Silica SiO2 82.80\nIron Fe 41,82 Sodium Chloride NaCl 36.93\nCalcium Ca 67.11 Sodium Sulfate NazSO4 17743\nMagnesium Mg 20,71 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg\nSodium Na 1.98 Sodium Phosphate NagPO,\nChlorine Cl 22.40 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 174.089 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO. 68.81\nCarbonic Acid COs 119.24 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 23.61\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 167. 59\nCalcium Phosphate Ca3(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 3.78\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO,)2\n560.95 Tae 560.95\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) ao erie andy olaiae (iy, Coirerence) = go lee\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 583.80 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 583.80\nee PPCM CARY seme bea ama oet UY ic Conia ear een LL go a\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nCe 2 ire paneneneee,\nee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zjph0227", "img_51716.png": "FORM 443 2M 6-64\u2014PADS 100\ncece... dM $eREL] Factory eeeteeiesctte acsh veos-2. as Okc.\nKind of Water: Main Supply Tank\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1965-66\nSource of Water: Seepage and Runoff Water taken from Dry Spotted Tail Creek; about 1/4\nmile Northwest of factory\nhee Car - ANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO2 82.80 Silica SiO2 82.80\nIron Fe 41,82 Sodium Chloride NaCl 36.93\nCalcium Ca 67.11 Sodium Sulfate NazSO4 17743\nMagnesium Mg 20,71 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg\nSodium Na 1.98 Sodium Phosphate NagPO,\nChlorine Cl 22.40 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 174.089 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO. 68.81\nCarbonic Acid COs 119.24 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 23.61\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 167. 59\nCalcium Phosphate Ca3(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 3.78\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO,)2\n560.95 Tae 560.95\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) ao erie andy olaiae (iy, Coirerence) = go lee\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 583.80 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 583.80\nee PPCM CARY seme bea ama oet UY ic Conia ear een LL go a\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nCe 2 ire paneneneee,\nee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zjph0227", "img_51717.png": "FORM 443 2M 6-64\u2014PADS 100\ncece... dM $eREL] Factory eeeteeiesctte acsh veos-2. as Okc.\nKind of Water: Main Supply Tank\nDescription of Sample: Average Sample for Campaign 1965-66\nSource of Water: Seepage and Runoff Water taken from Dry Spotted Tail Creek; about 1/4\nmile Northwest of factory\nhee Car - ANALYSIS HYPOTHETICAL COMBINATIONS\nParts Per Million Parts Per Million\nSilica SiO2 82.80 Silica SiO2 82.80\nIron Fe 41,82 Sodium Chloride NaCl 36.93\nCalcium Ca 67.11 Sodium Sulfate NazSO4 17743\nMagnesium Mg 20,71 Sodium Carbonate NazCOg\nSodium Na 1.98 Sodium Phosphate NagPO,\nChlorine Cl 22.40 Magnesium Chloride MgCle\nSulfuric Acid SO4 174.089 Magnesium Sulfate MgSO. 68.81\nCarbonic Acid COs 119.24 Magnesium Carbonate MgCOg 23.61\nPhosphoric Acid PO. Magnesium Phosphate Mgs(PO\u00ab)2\nCalcium Sulfate CaSO,\nCalcium Carbonate CaCO3 167. 59\nCalcium Phosphate Ca3(PO4)2\nFerrous Carbonate FeCO3 3.78\nFerrous Phosphate Fes(PO,)2\n560.95 Tae 560.95\nOrganic and Volatile (by difference) ao erie andy olaiae (iy, Coirerence) = go lee\nTOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0 C 583.80 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS AT 105\u00b0C 583.80\nee PPCM CARY seme bea ama oet UY ic Conia ear een LL go a\nCOPIES TO\nGeneral Chemist\nDist. Supt.\nDistrict Engineer\nSuperintendent\nLaboratory\nCe 2 ire paneneneee,\nee\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zjph0227", "img_5561.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: NAS Snus Benchmarker/Name Evaluation\nPROPOSAL #: 13-3006-16\nSUPPLIER: Affinnova\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n+ Identify highest performing test concepts including 9-12 name images with concept\nstatement, package image, and logo image, on the following key measures:\n* Likes and Dislikes\n+ Uniqueness\n+  Believability\n+ Fit with Brand\n\u00ab Measure test concept appeal versus key in-market benchmarks to determine preference\nshare of concept, variations in appeal, and ATC profiles for acceptors\nTIMING: ~~~... ] ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProject approval 10/11 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\ne Pre-Work\u2014 10 days prior to input Budget\ne\u00ab Execution\u2014 4 weeks (input, GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\nprogramming, fielding)\ne Report\u2014 5\"\" week (final Internal Order #: 907145-846500\nanalysis and summary)\nITEMIZED COSTS:\n[Component\nNatural American Spirit Snus Benchmarker 3 $47,550\ne #of test concepts (up to 12)\n\u00ab Note: If only 9 concepts are evaluated\n(~$10,000 invoice reduction)\nSolution Options $3,160\nPremium Panel Acquisition Cost $3,950\ne\u00ab Number of completes (n) = 600\n$54,660\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY AFFINNOVA\n(Name/ Date) (Name/ Date)\n53741 0317", "img_5565.png": "RJRT CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: NAS Snus Benchmarker/Name Evaluation\nPROPOSAL #: 13-3006-16\nSUPPLIER: Affinnova\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby\nincorporated by reference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract\nbetween R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are\nincorporated herein.\nRESEARCH OBJECTIVES:\n+ Identify highest performing test concepts including 9-12 name images with concept\nstatement, package image, and logo image, on the following key measures:\n* Likes and Dislikes\n+ Uniqueness\n+  Believability\n+ Fit with Brand\n\u00ab Measure test concept appeal versus key in-market benchmarks to determine preference\nshare of concept, variations in appeal, and ATC profiles for acceptors\nTIMING: ~~~... ] ACCOUNTING CODES:\nProject approval 10/11 Source of Funds: SFNTC Research\ne Pre-Work\u2014 10 days prior to input Budget\ne\u00ab Execution\u2014 4 weeks (input, GL Code:3006-560000010-95050\nprogramming, fielding)\ne Report\u2014 5\"\" week (final Internal Order #: 907145-846500\nanalysis and summary)\nITEMIZED COSTS:\n[Component\nNatural American Spirit Snus Benchmarker 3 $47,550\ne #of test concepts (up to 12)\n\u00ab Note: If only 9 concepts are evaluated\n(~$10,000 invoice reduction)\nSolution Options $3,160\nPremium Panel Acquisition Cost $3,950\ne\u00ab Number of completes (n) = 600\n$54,660\nAGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY AFFINNOVA\n(Name/ Date) (Name/ Date)\n53741 0317", "img_17132.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_17133.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_17134.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_17135.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_17139.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_17140.png": "Design = =\nImportant Fax Message\nPlease Deliver Immediately\n\nTo: Malcolm Whitehead, MD Fax: 44-207-501-9564\n\nKings College School of Medicine &\n\nDentistry\nDate: January 22, 2001 Time: 4:15 PM EST\nFrom: Karen D Mittleman, PhD Phone: 609-924-1116\n\nSenior Medical Writer Fax: 609-497-2304\n\nE-mail: \u2014 kmittle@dwrite.com\nNumber of pages (including cover sheet): 4\nRe: Low-Dose Review Paper Response\nDear Dr. Whitehead:\nAttached are the reviewers\u2019 comments and the letter from Alastair MacLennan\nregarding the low-dose review paper submitted to Climacteric. We will address\nthe reviewers\u2019 concerns and send you a revised copy for review within the next\nfew weeks.\nRespectfully,\nKaren D. Mittleman, PhD\n189 WALL STREET, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08540 \u00ab 609/924-1116 \u00ab FAX: 609/497-2304\nDWRITE 066508", "img_56374.png": "N. DETERING ET AL. |\nDOPAMINE ( Prenatal ) NOREPINEPHRINE (Prenatal) :\n800 y ;\n700 i :\nfy 300 '\n'\n600 : Pes |\nif br o .\n\u00a5 s\ny\nZ 3 | j\n4, 201 oe 7\n' es Ye, :\n> 400: >\n: es :\n30 /; ~ \u00a5 }\n4 of\nj 40 o\n2 t ; :\n20 Ha) SS iP , :\nf: : yew 4\n100: wha\n-4-2 BIRTH IWEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK\u2019 \u201c4-2 BIRTH IWEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 :\nFig. 3a. . Brain catecholamine concentration in the prenatal experimental\ngroup. For explanation of experimental conditions, symbols,\nand statistical significance, see Fig. 2.\nDOPAMINE (Postnotal) NOREPINEPHRINE (Postnotal)\n700\n: 300 ;\n600 I I {ote\n. Ae eee\n500: fa, i t |\n/ L\n: 2 fs a J j |\n= 400 Be .\n\u2018, i : a\n\u2019, X ;\n300: 4 i :\n, Ss, \u00e9 .\ny 100 oa , i i\n20 f J 2\nmole _\nBIRTH SWEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK BIRTH WEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK\nFig. 3b. Brain catecholamine concentration in the postnatal experimental ;\ngroup. For explanation of experimental conditions, symbols,\nand statistical significance, see Fig. 2. :\n15", "img_56375.png": "N. DETERING ET AL. |\nDOPAMINE ( Prenatal ) NOREPINEPHRINE (Prenatal) :\n800 y ;\n700 i :\nfy 300 '\n'\n600 : Pes |\nif br o .\n\u00a5 s\ny\nZ 3 | j\n4, 201 oe 7\n' es Ye, :\n> 400: >\n: es :\n30 /; ~ \u00a5 }\n4 of\nj 40 o\n2 t ; :\n20 Ha) SS iP , :\nf: : yew 4\n100: wha\n-4-2 BIRTH IWEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK\u2019 \u201c4-2 BIRTH IWEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 3 :\nFig. 3a. . Brain catecholamine concentration in the prenatal experimental\ngroup. For explanation of experimental conditions, symbols,\nand statistical significance, see Fig. 2.\nDOPAMINE (Postnotal) NOREPINEPHRINE (Postnotal)\n700\n: 300 ;\n600 I I {ote\n. Ae eee\n500: fa, i t |\n/ L\n: 2 fs a J j |\n= 400 Be .\n\u2018, i : a\n\u2019, X ;\n300: 4 i :\n, Ss, \u00e9 .\ny 100 oa , i i\n20 f J 2\nmole _\nBIRTH SWEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK BIRTH WEEK 2WEEK 3 WEEK\nFig. 3b. Brain catecholamine concentration in the postnatal experimental ;\ngroup. For explanation of experimental conditions, symbols,\nand statistical significance, see Fig. 2. :\n15", "img_56393.png": "Figes?\n2000 WHOLE BRAIN HYPOTHALAMUS\n2 1800 (7) cuow aq Lin,\n= 1600 BS) PRENATAL ETOH aa :\nz EG PRENATAL IC !\na cm mre.\na 1200 SS pa\n: 2 1000 Hoe Fae .\n2 600 pets SS pay oS\n200 E Ea Ee a\n, [rel | ia | a\ni ; 3 WEEKS 26 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 26 WEEKS\nAge :\n\nIn summary, results from experiments carried out in our laboratory\nindicate that the altered levels of at least two of the enzymes, tyrosine\nhydroxylase, and dopamine beta-hydroxylase and the catecholamine neuro-\ntransmitters, dopamine and norepinephrine, could have been changed as a\nresult of the effect of ethanol on adenylate cyclase activity. This -\npossibility demands a detailed study of the AC system. :\n\n2.. SPECIFIC AIMS : :\nThis proposal will determine, in a rat model of prenatal exposure to\n\nethanol, the alterations in the striatal adenylate cyclase activity during\n\ndevelopment. ; ; :\n\nThe specific aims are: Sea re\n\n1) to measure the basal and dopamine stimulated levels of adenylate\ncyclase activity;\n\n2) to determine and compare the kinetic properties of adenylate cyclase\n\ne activity in rat striatal membranes; :\n3) to determine the affinity and density characteristics of the dopamine\nreceptors by binding studies; and ee\n5 4) to monitor the adenylate cyclase activity of the striatal membranes\nin the presence of Catt, calmodulin, GTP, Gpp({NH)p, and DA.\n3. RATIONALE 3\n\nCyclic AMP is synthesized by adenylate cyclase. Adenylate cyclase in\n\nturn is linked to the neurotransmitter receptors in the CNS. In this way,\n19", "img_56394.png": "Figes?\n2000 WHOLE BRAIN HYPOTHALAMUS\n2 1800 (7) cuow aq Lin,\n= 1600 BS) PRENATAL ETOH aa :\nz EG PRENATAL IC !\na cm mre.\na 1200 SS pa\n: 2 1000 Hoe Fae .\n2 600 pets SS pay oS\n200 E Ea Ee a\n, [rel | ia | a\ni ; 3 WEEKS 26 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 26 WEEKS\nAge :\n\nIn summary, results from experiments carried out in our laboratory\nindicate that the altered levels of at least two of the enzymes, tyrosine\nhydroxylase, and dopamine beta-hydroxylase and the catecholamine neuro-\ntransmitters, dopamine and norepinephrine, could have been changed as a\nresult of the effect of ethanol on adenylate cyclase activity. This -\npossibility demands a detailed study of the AC system. :\n\n2.. SPECIFIC AIMS : :\nThis proposal will determine, in a rat model of prenatal exposure to\n\nethanol, the alterations in the striatal adenylate cyclase activity during\n\ndevelopment. ; ; :\n\nThe specific aims are: Sea re\n\n1) to measure the basal and dopamine stimulated levels of adenylate\ncyclase activity;\n\n2) to determine and compare the kinetic properties of adenylate cyclase\n\ne activity in rat striatal membranes; :\n3) to determine the affinity and density characteristics of the dopamine\nreceptors by binding studies; and ee\n5 4) to monitor the adenylate cyclase activity of the striatal membranes\nin the presence of Catt, calmodulin, GTP, Gpp({NH)p, and DA.\n3. RATIONALE 3\n\nCyclic AMP is synthesized by adenylate cyclase. Adenylate cyclase in\n\nturn is linked to the neurotransmitter receptors in the CNS. In this way,\n19", "img_56615.png": "years experience, it is prudent to cover at least one of these in the Toxicology\nj Research\u2019s 9010 budget.\nNeuropharmacology Dr. J. Gray 99.2 146.0\nResearch Univ. of London\nA battery of behavioral tests will be used to study the effects of nicotine on\nreference and working memory in normal, anosmic, and cholinergically-deficient rats.\nos\nProgram Consulting To Be Determined 346.1 415.0\nPesticides (Stemmery) Hazleton 315.0 300.0\nConduct pesticide residue analyses on 1988 domestic tobacco (burley & flue cured)\npurchased by RURT. 1987analyses revealed the use of endosulfan and maleic hydrazide.\nAnalyses needed for 3-4 years to build database on pesticide use and levels by U.S.\nfarmer.\nPesticides (Brands) Hazleton 300.0 250.0\nEvaluate pesticide Tevels on tobaccos used for new brands, e.g. VRP, and on NPT\ntobacco, e.g. CAG per tobacco plug.\n. SARA Documentation : L Corporation 0.0 250.0 .\nand MSDS Database \\ eager s te\nPrepare a-computer-database which-allows preparation of Environmental Protection\n_ Agency and Occupational Safety and Health Administration reporting forms, acess by\nemployees to material safety data sheets and company-wide hazardous chemical storage\nlocations. Current manual proceedures cost $150,000 per year (estimated). Annual\nmaintenance of program to cost $20,000 serviced by RURT Iformation Resources.\nEvaluation of Chemicals SRI 125.0 150.0\nContract required to provide documentation of chemical reviews as needed by R&D.\n. Examples include solvents used by PT&D, paper components for cigarette papers, and\nmaterials for NPT.\nFreon Replacement To Be Determined oor 1500.0\nGenerate sufficient chemical and biological database to support the use of Freon-11\n_-veplacements. Currently PT&D expects to evaluate two Freons and propane. Costs\ninclude $100,00 for genetic toxicology work; $500,00 for 90-day inhalation study;\n_ $300,000 for chemical analyses, and $600,000 to begin chronic skin painting work in\n1989. Partial costs may be recouped if industry plan is developed. to share costs.\nLorillard has agreed to this concept.\nAnimal Research To Be Determined vee 500.0\n(Nutrition) Allocated by Nabisco Brands\nNabisco Brands has requested us to supervise the toxicological research of new food\nadditives at a contract laboratory. Costs will be refunded to RURT by NBI.\nConsultants for RURTI- To Be Determined -- 100.0 y\nNPT Project 8\nWw\n. Bb\n. wW\n. ; . :", "img_56616.png": "years experience, it is prudent to cover at least one of these in the Toxicology\nj Research\u2019s 9010 budget.\nNeuropharmacology Dr. J. Gray 99.2 146.0\nResearch Univ. of London\nA battery of behavioral tests will be used to study the effects of nicotine on\nreference and working memory in normal, anosmic, and cholinergically-deficient rats.\nos\nProgram Consulting To Be Determined 346.1 415.0\nPesticides (Stemmery) Hazleton 315.0 300.0\nConduct pesticide residue analyses on 1988 domestic tobacco (burley & flue cured)\npurchased by RURT. 1987analyses revealed the use of endosulfan and maleic hydrazide.\nAnalyses needed for 3-4 years to build database on pesticide use and levels by U.S.\nfarmer.\nPesticides (Brands) Hazleton 300.0 250.0\nEvaluate pesticide Tevels on tobaccos used for new brands, e.g. VRP, and on NPT\ntobacco, e.g. CAG per tobacco plug.\n. SARA Documentation : L Corporation 0.0 250.0 .\nand MSDS Database \\ eager s te\nPrepare a-computer-database which-allows preparation of Environmental Protection\n_ Agency and Occupational Safety and Health Administration reporting forms, acess by\nemployees to material safety data sheets and company-wide hazardous chemical storage\nlocations. Current manual proceedures cost $150,000 per year (estimated). Annual\nmaintenance of program to cost $20,000 serviced by RURT Iformation Resources.\nEvaluation of Chemicals SRI 125.0 150.0\nContract required to provide documentation of chemical reviews as needed by R&D.\n. Examples include solvents used by PT&D, paper components for cigarette papers, and\nmaterials for NPT.\nFreon Replacement To Be Determined oor 1500.0\nGenerate sufficient chemical and biological database to support the use of Freon-11\n_-veplacements. Currently PT&D expects to evaluate two Freons and propane. Costs\ninclude $100,00 for genetic toxicology work; $500,00 for 90-day inhalation study;\n_ $300,000 for chemical analyses, and $600,000 to begin chronic skin painting work in\n1989. Partial costs may be recouped if industry plan is developed. to share costs.\nLorillard has agreed to this concept.\nAnimal Research To Be Determined vee 500.0\n(Nutrition) Allocated by Nabisco Brands\nNabisco Brands has requested us to supervise the toxicological research of new food\nadditives at a contract laboratory. Costs will be refunded to RURT by NBI.\nConsultants for RURTI- To Be Determined -- 100.0 y\nNPT Project 8\nWw\n. Bb\n. wW\n. ; . :", "img_61926.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61927.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61929.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61931.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61932.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61934.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_61937.png": ": ' _BUDGET\n4 TPC RELATIONSHIP TO INSTITUTE ae\nACTIVITY CURRENTLY BUDGETED IN DONATION CONTRACT\n\n1. Nutritionist-M.D. and TPC RED $50,000 $37,500 (75%) $12,500 (25%)\n\nTechnician :\n2. Product Safety Analytical Activity - TPC RED 40,000 4,000 (10%) 36,000 (90%)\n3. Support outside Research Organization 30, 850 30,850 (100%) :\n\nU. of Wisc. (Food Res. Inst.) + als 2,300\n\nU. of Wisc. (Staph. Toxin) Bara veo O0)\n\nAm. Inst. of Nutrition R.Feo 350\n\nNutrition Foundation Ril. 223500\n\nCalorie Control Council Robs eae Oo) ;\nCrea Sponsorship Nutrition Today _ Consumer 183,000 183,000 (100%)\n5. Administrative 22,000 22,000 (100%)\n\n- Outside Board TPC R&D 12,000\n\n- Services TPC R&D 1C\u20ac,000\n\nSUMMARY _SCURCE ee\n, ele 30, 850 $94,350 $231,500 i\nConsumer 183,000\n: RSD 112,000 5\n$325, 850 on", "img_57297.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57298.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57299.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57300.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57301.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57302.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57294.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57295.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_57296.png": "ow SAELY.\n= \\\nple\nCURRICULUM VITA\n\nZ.I. Sabry\n\nDirector, Food Policy and Nutrition Division\n\nFood and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations\n\nVia delle Terme di Caracalla\n\n00100 Rome, Italy\n\nTelephone: 06-57973330\n\nGeneral Information\n\nDate and Place of Birth: 16 August 1932, Egypt\n\nSex: Male Height: 165 cm (5'6\") Weight: 59 kg (130 lb.)\n\nMarital Status: Separated Children: Two\n\nCitizenship: Canadian 3\n\nEducation\n\nB.Sc. Food Technology (Ain Shamse University, Cairo, Egypt)\n\n: 1952hic s\nMsSc: Food Technology (University of Massachusetts, Amherst,\nMassachusetts) 1954\nPh.D. Biochemistry (Pennsylvania State University, University Park,\nPennsylvania) 1957\n\nSocieties\n\nCanadian Institute of Food Science and Technology\n\nThe Nutrition Society of Canada :\n\nAmerican Institute of Nutrition es\n\nThe Nutrition Society\n\nAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science\n\nGamma Sigma Delta (Honorary Agriculture)\n\nPhi Lambda Upsilon (Honorary Chemistry)\n\nSigma Xi (Honorary Science)\n\n- ~ Experience\n\n1957 - 1961 Assistant Professor, Division of Food Technology ees\nAmerican University of Beirut, Lebanon \u00a9 ee\n\n1961 - 1962 NRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Nutrition Division, Food\u2019 and\nDrug Laboratories, Ottawa, Canada\n\n1962 - 1964 Associate Professor and Head, Division of Food Technology\nand Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Lebanon\n\n1964 - 1969 Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition, School of\n\n: Hygiene, University of Toronto, Canada", "img_62967.png": ". : SA Sg i aa eo an rs\nROOM NAME & ADDRESS\nere : Sta ; P2/37 44\n\u00a7 hae COTE Dare Ww \u2122 :\n26 BY, WeLtsan Bieta 06321\nPe\n> \\ TRANSFER TO FOLIO NO. a\n'\na FIRM. \u2018 el\nERD FOUO NO,\nie i Nutriog Fuor oa a\n; MEMO cols tHe jotese\ni cols buiof feb]\n\" a. iy SIUCI A173, CAL 261 4 175943 &\n\u00a2. 93 : : ; 5\n. bah sae eee PHB AL 170,43 _-\neco e644 LOST fede -\n1 \\ 6 SIOsI7/73 BAL wely 172.75 9\nz 5 POS AL i727\n8 2614 Lois7 3043\nBod i GIC/I7 773 ap, e610 AVE. 34 a\nfoe ko =\n| vy oe ee A -) co2 Fe i\ni : 7) SB PSB aL i7o,e4\nis t 43 A Lats bhasi7e79 PAL elk = any 3\neae 14 - : 28.35\n, $5 i 176.804\nesa\n| 7-328 078330 22005\n| = : - \u2018Approval &\nd Card ae : Gekko\"\nfdevil peer 3a, rede Check or Bill No. 5\np 9 rarst AHERICAN NAT L* BANK = sag =\n[ 3 poe ears in delayed heroes gy\naa KEYS HYATT oT 7oe\u2122 fame 3 E\nness eee ST\n&060490904 Pato - 10 15 7geasieveance\u2014 Beceed?\n3394212702 alT 0g eel area 3\n; ae eS de\n504012278 ee eae ae Ears 5\n~ ee vee ae Company (Amexco) <-> Tpa/Wia Benen gs\n4 cae ana ae Seema a oan Sees a\nHele ee\ni Dae\n4 { \u201c4 & et Record of :\nig me rin Feo\n3) pee ( oes Cardmember ip |\n\u2018fee ce 3894748 Copy o7 |\nLAST BALANCE 15 AMOUNT DUE 4 Z\nSy BILLING INSTRUCTIONS\nRickeys re |\n\u00ae C b ATIN.\na ana STREET\nHYATT HOusE HOTELS CITY, state\nRICKEYS 6 4219 \u00a31 CAMINO REAL \u00ab PALO ALTO, CA. 94306 (415) 493-8009\nCABANA \u00ab 4290 \u00a31 CAMINO REAL PALO ALTO, Ca. 94306 \u00a9 (415) 493-0809\n/ y 3 \u2018 Ei ee\n| AGREE THAT MY UABILITY FOR THIS BILL = \u00a5 /> ff, ; a ip\nSn AWAIVED AND | AGREE TS BE HELD PER. Xx Lebhter,, LGA 4\nSONALLY LIABLE IN THE EVENT THAT THE GUEST SIGNATURE /\nINDICATED PERSON, COMPANY OR ASsoci. . og\nFUION FAILS TO PAY FOR an PART OR THE C\nFULL AMOUNT OF THESE CHARGES. :", "img_62970.png": ". : SA Sg i aa eo an rs\nROOM NAME & ADDRESS\nere : Sta ; P2/37 44\n\u00a7 hae COTE Dare Ww \u2122 :\n26 BY, WeLtsan Bieta 06321\nPe\n> \\ TRANSFER TO FOLIO NO. a\n'\na FIRM. \u2018 el\nERD FOUO NO,\nie i Nutriog Fuor oa a\n; MEMO cols tHe jotese\ni cols buiof feb]\n\" a. iy SIUCI A173, CAL 261 4 175943 &\n\u00a2. 93 : : ; 5\n. bah sae eee PHB AL 170,43 _-\neco e644 LOST fede -\n1 \\ 6 SIOsI7/73 BAL wely 172.75 9\nz 5 POS AL i727\n8 2614 Lois7 3043\nBod i GIC/I7 773 ap, e610 AVE. 34 a\nfoe ko =\n| vy oe ee A -) co2 Fe i\ni : 7) SB PSB aL i7o,e4\nis t 43 A Lats bhasi7e79 PAL elk = any 3\neae 14 - : 28.35\n, $5 i 176.804\nesa\n| 7-328 078330 22005\n| = : - \u2018Approval &\nd Card ae : Gekko\"\nfdevil peer 3a, rede Check or Bill No. 5\np 9 rarst AHERICAN NAT L* BANK = sag =\n[ 3 poe ears in delayed heroes gy\naa KEYS HYATT oT 7oe\u2122 fame 3 E\nness eee ST\n&060490904 Pato - 10 15 7geasieveance\u2014 Beceed?\n3394212702 alT 0g eel area 3\n; ae eS de\n504012278 ee eae ae Ears 5\n~ ee vee ae Company (Amexco) <-> Tpa/Wia Benen gs\n4 cae ana ae Seema a oan Sees a\nHele ee\ni Dae\n4 { \u201c4 & et Record of :\nig me rin Feo\n3) pee ( oes Cardmember ip |\n\u2018fee ce 3894748 Copy o7 |\nLAST BALANCE 15 AMOUNT DUE 4 Z\nSy BILLING INSTRUCTIONS\nRickeys re |\n\u00ae C b ATIN.\na ana STREET\nHYATT HOusE HOTELS CITY, state\nRICKEYS 6 4219 \u00a31 CAMINO REAL \u00ab PALO ALTO, CA. 94306 (415) 493-8009\nCABANA \u00ab 4290 \u00a31 CAMINO REAL PALO ALTO, Ca. 94306 \u00a9 (415) 493-0809\n/ y 3 \u2018 Ei ee\n| AGREE THAT MY UABILITY FOR THIS BILL = \u00a5 /> ff, ; a ip\nSn AWAIVED AND | AGREE TS BE HELD PER. Xx Lebhter,, LGA 4\nSONALLY LIABLE IN THE EVENT THAT THE GUEST SIGNATURE /\nINDICATED PERSON, COMPANY OR ASsoci. . og\nFUION FAILS TO PAY FOR an PART OR THE C\nFULL AMOUNT OF THESE CHARGES. :", "img_62859.png": "ooo \u00a9 ofohert3 - 51,197\n\u201com sas = fo st rota\nmed ete THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, ING.\nKad ES 489 FIFTH AVENUE + NEW YORK N MEO ts 212 687-4830\nNS my ae Telex: 62258 (NUFOUN : ens ON say eee Ss\n> i\nOut-of-pocket Expenses\nAustralia\nOctober 13-31, 1979\nThe following expenses should be reimbursed by the Foundation; all\nother expenses in Australia will be reimbursed by USBA\nHotel: Sydney Hilton, October 26-28, 1979. . ........ - $167.65\nHotel: Lakeside International, Canberra, October 28-30. .... 135.23\nTaxi: Melbourne to Deakin University, October 26. ....... 40.00\nTOTAL $ 322.88 (Australian $)\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979", "img_62860.png": "ooo \u00a9 ofohert3 - 51,197\n\u201com sas = fo st rota\nmed ete THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, ING.\nKad ES 489 FIFTH AVENUE + NEW YORK N MEO ts 212 687-4830\nNS my ae Telex: 62258 (NUFOUN : ens ON say eee Ss\n> i\nOut-of-pocket Expenses\nAustralia\nOctober 13-31, 1979\nThe following expenses should be reimbursed by the Foundation; all\nother expenses in Australia will be reimbursed by USBA\nHotel: Sydney Hilton, October 26-28, 1979. . ........ - $167.65\nHotel: Lakeside International, Canberra, October 28-30. .... 135.23\nTaxi: Melbourne to Deakin University, October 26. ....... 40.00\nTOTAL $ 322.88 (Australian $)\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979", "img_62861.png": "ooo \u00a9 ofohert3 - 51,197\n\u201com sas = fo st rota\nmed ete THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, ING.\nKad ES 489 FIFTH AVENUE + NEW YORK N MEO ts 212 687-4830\nNS my ae Telex: 62258 (NUFOUN : ens ON say eee Ss\n> i\nOut-of-pocket Expenses\nAustralia\nOctober 13-31, 1979\nThe following expenses should be reimbursed by the Foundation; all\nother expenses in Australia will be reimbursed by USBA\nHotel: Sydney Hilton, October 26-28, 1979. . ........ - $167.65\nHotel: Lakeside International, Canberra, October 28-30. .... 135.23\nTaxi: Melbourne to Deakin University, October 26. ....... 40.00\nTOTAL $ 322.88 (Australian $)\nWilliam J. Darby\nDecember 19, 1979", "img_57164.png": "TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER DB-450 (1-68) Reverse Side\nEmployee's Full: Nome: 0 ee SS. Numbers eee gee\nEmployee\u2019s Address: ___ as Aas ck cd th oe ee\nEmployee's Occipation: 2 a ae erro eenmnytt Time [] Part Time (]\nlf Part Time, Give Porticulars:: 25 ee ee ee eee\nCheck one [[] owner [J proprietor [C] employee [[] partner Earnings 8 weeks prior to disability:\nDote\u2018Employee kasti Worked: i sie jase ol, A MedieDaphanene Morked! Amount\nDate Employee's Wages Ceased: 4\nDate Employee Returned To Work:\nWages Continued During Disability?__. SC 5\nIs Reimbursement Requested?__ . 8\nIs Disabltity:\\DuesToi Job? issn noe ee I ee a\n=x\nIf So, Is a Compensation Claim Filed?__ s Teral ; 8\nCheck Days Normally Worked |Mon.| Tues. Wed.| Thurs.| Fri.| Sat. Sun. | 2 ots Ake TTS\nIndicate weekly value of board\nlodging and tips $ \u2014____\n\u201c~~ Is employee a member of aunion? [] Yes [] No. If \u2018yes\u2019, give name and address of union ond local\nnumber ee\nFirm Name: a a\nAddtess: cgi 7S eee\nDota ee | CHO pOO Mumiiee ODI ieee es eo\nSlgnied Bysc 3 i ETA Le Zeer ei ae se\n%. .\n\u201cCNA linsurance\nCONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. 7 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. / AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY\nCLAIMANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU COMPLETE YOUR CLAIM FOR DISABILITY\nBENEFITS. FILE YOUR CLAIM PROMPTLY.\nWRITTEN NOTICE AND PROOF OF DISABILITY SHALL BE FURNISHED NOT LATER THAN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER\nTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF DISABILITY.\n\n1, USE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR WITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER\nTERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT.\n\nUSE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300 IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED AFTER HAVING BEEN UNEMPLOYED MORE\nTHAN FOUR (4) WEEKS,\n\n2. YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ITEMS OF THE \"CLAIMANT'S STATEMENT.\u201d BE ACCURATE, CHECK ALL DATES.\n\n3. BE SURE TO DATE AND SIGN YOUR CLAIM (SEE ITEM 12}.\n\nIF YOU CANNOT SIGN THIS CLAIM FORM, YOUR REPRESENTATIVE MAY SIGN IN YOUR BEHALF. IN THAT EVENT,\nTHE REPRESENTATIVE\u2019S RELATIONSHIP TO YOU AND HIS ADDRESS SHOULD BE NOTED UNDER HIS SIGNATURE.\n\n4, DO NOT MAIL THIS CLAIM UNLESS YOUR DOCTOR HAS COMPLETED AND SIGNED THE \u201cDOCTOR'S STATEMENT.\u201d\n\n5. FOLD, SEAL AND ADDRESS THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. NO EN-\nVELOPE IS REQUIRED. AFFIX POSTAGE BEFORE MAILING.\n\n6. DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY DISABILITY OCCASIONED BY WILFUL INTENTION TO BRING\nABOUT INJURY OR SICKNESS; OR RESULTING FROM INJURY OR SICKNESS SUSTAINED IN THE COMMISSION OF\nAN ILLEGAL ACT; OR CAUSED BY, OR RESULTING FROM PREGNANCY, EXCEPT IF PREGNANCY BENEFITS ARE\nPROVIDED UNDER AN ACCEPTED PLAN, OR TO THE EXTENT THAT SUBSEQUENT BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.\n\n7. OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN AN ACCEPTED PLAN, DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY PERIOD\nDURING WHICH YOU\n\nA. BECOME SICK OR DISABLED PRIOR TO THE TIME YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.\n\nB. a. Resa BE SUBJECT TO SUSPENSION OR DISQUALIFICATION UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT IN-\n\nURANCE LAW.\n\nC. RECHVE, OR ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS OF ANY STATE OR OF\nTHE UNITED STATES.\n\nD. ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, OR FROM A FUND TO WHICH YOUR EMPLOYER HAS\nCONTRIBUTED, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO DISABILITY BENEFITS.\n\nE, RECEIVE, OR ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, BENEFITS UNDER ANY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT (EXCEPT\nWORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR A PERMANENT DISABILITY OCCURRING PRIOR TO THE DIS-\nABILITY FOR WHICH BENEFITS ARE NOW Serna DISABILITY LAW OR SIMILAR LAW, THE FEDERAL\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY ACT, OR UNDER THE MARITIME DOCTRINE OF MAINTENANCE, WAGES AND CURE.\n\nF. PERFORMED WORK FOR REMUNERATION OR PROFIT.\n\nx gee Ses\nsie slasael ae ee Ae ee eeee colts\n= QaAINVEYND FOVISO NUNIIY \u2018WALSYWISOE\nvOTZL NYOA MIN \u2018ANVSIV\nAVMGVOUE \"ON 6961\nNVWaINA $liZ3aN38 Alniavsia\nauvog NOILLVSNadWOD S,N3WYOM", "img_57167.png": "TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER DB-450 (1-68) Reverse Side\nEmployee's Full: Nome: 0 ee SS. Numbers eee gee\nEmployee\u2019s Address: ___ as Aas ck cd th oe ee\nEmployee's Occipation: 2 a ae erro eenmnytt Time [] Part Time (]\nlf Part Time, Give Porticulars:: 25 ee ee ee eee\nCheck one [[] owner [J proprietor [C] employee [[] partner Earnings 8 weeks prior to disability:\nDote\u2018Employee kasti Worked: i sie jase ol, A MedieDaphanene Morked! Amount\nDate Employee's Wages Ceased: 4\nDate Employee Returned To Work:\nWages Continued During Disability?__. SC 5\nIs Reimbursement Requested?__ . 8\nIs Disabltity:\\DuesToi Job? issn noe ee I ee a\n=x\nIf So, Is a Compensation Claim Filed?__ s Teral ; 8\nCheck Days Normally Worked |Mon.| Tues. Wed.| Thurs.| Fri.| Sat. Sun. | 2 ots Ake TTS\nIndicate weekly value of board\nlodging and tips $ \u2014____\n\u201c~~ Is employee a member of aunion? [] Yes [] No. If \u2018yes\u2019, give name and address of union ond local\nnumber ee\nFirm Name: a a\nAddtess: cgi 7S eee\nDota ee | CHO pOO Mumiiee ODI ieee es eo\nSlgnied Bysc 3 i ETA Le Zeer ei ae se\n%. .\n\u201cCNA linsurance\nCONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. 7 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. / AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY\nCLAIMANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU COMPLETE YOUR CLAIM FOR DISABILITY\nBENEFITS. FILE YOUR CLAIM PROMPTLY.\nWRITTEN NOTICE AND PROOF OF DISABILITY SHALL BE FURNISHED NOT LATER THAN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER\nTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF DISABILITY.\n\n1, USE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR WITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER\nTERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT.\n\nUSE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300 IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED AFTER HAVING BEEN UNEMPLOYED MORE\nTHAN FOUR (4) WEEKS,\n\n2. YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ITEMS OF THE \"CLAIMANT'S STATEMENT.\u201d BE ACCURATE, CHECK ALL DATES.\n\n3. BE SURE TO DATE AND SIGN YOUR CLAIM (SEE ITEM 12}.\n\nIF YOU CANNOT SIGN THIS CLAIM FORM, YOUR REPRESENTATIVE MAY SIGN IN YOUR BEHALF. IN THAT EVENT,\nTHE REPRESENTATIVE\u2019S RELATIONSHIP TO YOU AND HIS ADDRESS SHOULD BE NOTED UNDER HIS SIGNATURE.\n\n4, DO NOT MAIL THIS CLAIM UNLESS YOUR DOCTOR HAS COMPLETED AND SIGNED THE \u201cDOCTOR'S STATEMENT.\u201d\n\n5. FOLD, SEAL AND ADDRESS THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. NO EN-\nVELOPE IS REQUIRED. AFFIX POSTAGE BEFORE MAILING.\n\n6. DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY DISABILITY OCCASIONED BY WILFUL INTENTION TO BRING\nABOUT INJURY OR SICKNESS; OR RESULTING FROM INJURY OR SICKNESS SUSTAINED IN THE COMMISSION OF\nAN ILLEGAL ACT; OR CAUSED BY, OR RESULTING FROM PREGNANCY, EXCEPT IF PREGNANCY BENEFITS ARE\nPROVIDED UNDER AN ACCEPTED PLAN, OR TO THE EXTENT THAT SUBSEQUENT BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.\n\n7. OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN AN ACCEPTED PLAN, DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY PERIOD\nDURING WHICH YOU\n\nA. BECOME SICK OR DISABLED PRIOR TO THE TIME YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.\n\nB. a. Resa BE SUBJECT TO SUSPENSION OR DISQUALIFICATION UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT IN-\n\nURANCE LAW.\n\nC. RECHVE, OR ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS OF ANY STATE OR OF\nTHE UNITED STATES.\n\nD. ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, OR FROM A FUND TO WHICH YOUR EMPLOYER HAS\nCONTRIBUTED, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO DISABILITY BENEFITS.\n\nE, RECEIVE, OR ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, BENEFITS UNDER ANY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT (EXCEPT\nWORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR A PERMANENT DISABILITY OCCURRING PRIOR TO THE DIS-\nABILITY FOR WHICH BENEFITS ARE NOW Serna DISABILITY LAW OR SIMILAR LAW, THE FEDERAL\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY ACT, OR UNDER THE MARITIME DOCTRINE OF MAINTENANCE, WAGES AND CURE.\n\nF. PERFORMED WORK FOR REMUNERATION OR PROFIT.\n\nx gee Ses\nsie slasael ae ee Ae ee eeee colts\n= QaAINVEYND FOVISO NUNIIY \u2018WALSYWISOE\nvOTZL NYOA MIN \u2018ANVSIV\nAVMGVOUE \"ON 6961\nNVWaINA $liZ3aN38 Alniavsia\nauvog NOILLVSNadWOD S,N3WYOM", "img_57168.png": "TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER DB-450 (1-68) Reverse Side\nEmployee's Full: Nome: 0 ee SS. Numbers eee gee\nEmployee\u2019s Address: ___ as Aas ck cd th oe ee\nEmployee's Occipation: 2 a ae erro eenmnytt Time [] Part Time (]\nlf Part Time, Give Porticulars:: 25 ee ee ee eee\nCheck one [[] owner [J proprietor [C] employee [[] partner Earnings 8 weeks prior to disability:\nDote\u2018Employee kasti Worked: i sie jase ol, A MedieDaphanene Morked! Amount\nDate Employee's Wages Ceased: 4\nDate Employee Returned To Work:\nWages Continued During Disability?__. SC 5\nIs Reimbursement Requested?__ . 8\nIs Disabltity:\\DuesToi Job? issn noe ee I ee a\n=x\nIf So, Is a Compensation Claim Filed?__ s Teral ; 8\nCheck Days Normally Worked |Mon.| Tues. Wed.| Thurs.| Fri.| Sat. Sun. | 2 ots Ake TTS\nIndicate weekly value of board\nlodging and tips $ \u2014____\n\u201c~~ Is employee a member of aunion? [] Yes [] No. If \u2018yes\u2019, give name and address of union ond local\nnumber ee\nFirm Name: a a\nAddtess: cgi 7S eee\nDota ee | CHO pOO Mumiiee ODI ieee es eo\nSlgnied Bysc 3 i ETA Le Zeer ei ae se\n%. .\n\u201cCNA linsurance\nCONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. 7 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. / AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY\nCLAIMANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU COMPLETE YOUR CLAIM FOR DISABILITY\nBENEFITS. FILE YOUR CLAIM PROMPTLY.\nWRITTEN NOTICE AND PROOF OF DISABILITY SHALL BE FURNISHED NOT LATER THAN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER\nTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF DISABILITY.\n\n1, USE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR WITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER\nTERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT.\n\nUSE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300 IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED AFTER HAVING BEEN UNEMPLOYED MORE\nTHAN FOUR (4) WEEKS,\n\n2. YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ITEMS OF THE \"CLAIMANT'S STATEMENT.\u201d BE ACCURATE, CHECK ALL DATES.\n\n3. BE SURE TO DATE AND SIGN YOUR CLAIM (SEE ITEM 12}.\n\nIF YOU CANNOT SIGN THIS CLAIM FORM, YOUR REPRESENTATIVE MAY SIGN IN YOUR BEHALF. IN THAT EVENT,\nTHE REPRESENTATIVE\u2019S RELATIONSHIP TO YOU AND HIS ADDRESS SHOULD BE NOTED UNDER HIS SIGNATURE.\n\n4, DO NOT MAIL THIS CLAIM UNLESS YOUR DOCTOR HAS COMPLETED AND SIGNED THE \u201cDOCTOR'S STATEMENT.\u201d\n\n5. FOLD, SEAL AND ADDRESS THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. NO EN-\nVELOPE IS REQUIRED. AFFIX POSTAGE BEFORE MAILING.\n\n6. DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY DISABILITY OCCASIONED BY WILFUL INTENTION TO BRING\nABOUT INJURY OR SICKNESS; OR RESULTING FROM INJURY OR SICKNESS SUSTAINED IN THE COMMISSION OF\nAN ILLEGAL ACT; OR CAUSED BY, OR RESULTING FROM PREGNANCY, EXCEPT IF PREGNANCY BENEFITS ARE\nPROVIDED UNDER AN ACCEPTED PLAN, OR TO THE EXTENT THAT SUBSEQUENT BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.\n\n7. OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN AN ACCEPTED PLAN, DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY PERIOD\nDURING WHICH YOU\n\nA. BECOME SICK OR DISABLED PRIOR TO THE TIME YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.\n\nB. a. Resa BE SUBJECT TO SUSPENSION OR DISQUALIFICATION UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT IN-\n\nURANCE LAW.\n\nC. RECHVE, OR ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS OF ANY STATE OR OF\nTHE UNITED STATES.\n\nD. ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, OR FROM A FUND TO WHICH YOUR EMPLOYER HAS\nCONTRIBUTED, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO DISABILITY BENEFITS.\n\nE, RECEIVE, OR ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, BENEFITS UNDER ANY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT (EXCEPT\nWORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR A PERMANENT DISABILITY OCCURRING PRIOR TO THE DIS-\nABILITY FOR WHICH BENEFITS ARE NOW Serna DISABILITY LAW OR SIMILAR LAW, THE FEDERAL\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY ACT, OR UNDER THE MARITIME DOCTRINE OF MAINTENANCE, WAGES AND CURE.\n\nF. PERFORMED WORK FOR REMUNERATION OR PROFIT.\n\nx gee Ses\nsie slasael ae ee Ae ee eeee colts\n= QaAINVEYND FOVISO NUNIIY \u2018WALSYWISOE\nvOTZL NYOA MIN \u2018ANVSIV\nAVMGVOUE \"ON 6961\nNVWaINA $liZ3aN38 Alniavsia\nauvog NOILLVSNadWOD S,N3WYOM", "img_57169.png": "TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER DB-450 (1-68) Reverse Side\nEmployee's Full: Nome: 0 ee SS. Numbers eee gee\nEmployee\u2019s Address: ___ as Aas ck cd th oe ee\nEmployee's Occipation: 2 a ae erro eenmnytt Time [] Part Time (]\nlf Part Time, Give Porticulars:: 25 ee ee ee eee\nCheck one [[] owner [J proprietor [C] employee [[] partner Earnings 8 weeks prior to disability:\nDote\u2018Employee kasti Worked: i sie jase ol, A MedieDaphanene Morked! Amount\nDate Employee's Wages Ceased: 4\nDate Employee Returned To Work:\nWages Continued During Disability?__. SC 5\nIs Reimbursement Requested?__ . 8\nIs Disabltity:\\DuesToi Job? issn noe ee I ee a\n=x\nIf So, Is a Compensation Claim Filed?__ s Teral ; 8\nCheck Days Normally Worked |Mon.| Tues. Wed.| Thurs.| Fri.| Sat. Sun. | 2 ots Ake TTS\nIndicate weekly value of board\nlodging and tips $ \u2014____\n\u201c~~ Is employee a member of aunion? [] Yes [] No. If \u2018yes\u2019, give name and address of union ond local\nnumber ee\nFirm Name: a a\nAddtess: cgi 7S eee\nDota ee | CHO pOO Mumiiee ODI ieee es eo\nSlgnied Bysc 3 i ETA Le Zeer ei ae se\n%. .\n\u201cCNA linsurance\nCONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. 7 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. / AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY\nCLAIMANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU COMPLETE YOUR CLAIM FOR DISABILITY\nBENEFITS. FILE YOUR CLAIM PROMPTLY.\nWRITTEN NOTICE AND PROOF OF DISABILITY SHALL BE FURNISHED NOT LATER THAN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER\nTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF DISABILITY.\n\n1, USE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR WITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER\nTERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT.\n\nUSE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300 IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED AFTER HAVING BEEN UNEMPLOYED MORE\nTHAN FOUR (4) WEEKS,\n\n2. YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ITEMS OF THE \"CLAIMANT'S STATEMENT.\u201d BE ACCURATE, CHECK ALL DATES.\n\n3. BE SURE TO DATE AND SIGN YOUR CLAIM (SEE ITEM 12}.\n\nIF YOU CANNOT SIGN THIS CLAIM FORM, YOUR REPRESENTATIVE MAY SIGN IN YOUR BEHALF. IN THAT EVENT,\nTHE REPRESENTATIVE\u2019S RELATIONSHIP TO YOU AND HIS ADDRESS SHOULD BE NOTED UNDER HIS SIGNATURE.\n\n4, DO NOT MAIL THIS CLAIM UNLESS YOUR DOCTOR HAS COMPLETED AND SIGNED THE \u201cDOCTOR'S STATEMENT.\u201d\n\n5. FOLD, SEAL AND ADDRESS THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. NO EN-\nVELOPE IS REQUIRED. AFFIX POSTAGE BEFORE MAILING.\n\n6. DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY DISABILITY OCCASIONED BY WILFUL INTENTION TO BRING\nABOUT INJURY OR SICKNESS; OR RESULTING FROM INJURY OR SICKNESS SUSTAINED IN THE COMMISSION OF\nAN ILLEGAL ACT; OR CAUSED BY, OR RESULTING FROM PREGNANCY, EXCEPT IF PREGNANCY BENEFITS ARE\nPROVIDED UNDER AN ACCEPTED PLAN, OR TO THE EXTENT THAT SUBSEQUENT BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.\n\n7. OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN AN ACCEPTED PLAN, DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY PERIOD\nDURING WHICH YOU\n\nA. BECOME SICK OR DISABLED PRIOR TO THE TIME YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.\n\nB. a. Resa BE SUBJECT TO SUSPENSION OR DISQUALIFICATION UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT IN-\n\nURANCE LAW.\n\nC. RECHVE, OR ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS OF ANY STATE OR OF\nTHE UNITED STATES.\n\nD. ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, OR FROM A FUND TO WHICH YOUR EMPLOYER HAS\nCONTRIBUTED, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO DISABILITY BENEFITS.\n\nE, RECEIVE, OR ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, BENEFITS UNDER ANY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT (EXCEPT\nWORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR A PERMANENT DISABILITY OCCURRING PRIOR TO THE DIS-\nABILITY FOR WHICH BENEFITS ARE NOW Serna DISABILITY LAW OR SIMILAR LAW, THE FEDERAL\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY ACT, OR UNDER THE MARITIME DOCTRINE OF MAINTENANCE, WAGES AND CURE.\n\nF. PERFORMED WORK FOR REMUNERATION OR PROFIT.\n\nx gee Ses\nsie slasael ae ee Ae ee eeee colts\n= QaAINVEYND FOVISO NUNIIY \u2018WALSYWISOE\nvOTZL NYOA MIN \u2018ANVSIV\nAVMGVOUE \"ON 6961\nNVWaINA $liZ3aN38 Alniavsia\nauvog NOILLVSNadWOD S,N3WYOM", "img_57170.png": "TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYER DB-450 (1-68) Reverse Side\nEmployee's Full: Nome: 0 ee SS. Numbers eee gee\nEmployee\u2019s Address: ___ as Aas ck cd th oe ee\nEmployee's Occipation: 2 a ae erro eenmnytt Time [] Part Time (]\nlf Part Time, Give Porticulars:: 25 ee ee ee eee\nCheck one [[] owner [J proprietor [C] employee [[] partner Earnings 8 weeks prior to disability:\nDote\u2018Employee kasti Worked: i sie jase ol, A MedieDaphanene Morked! Amount\nDate Employee's Wages Ceased: 4\nDate Employee Returned To Work:\nWages Continued During Disability?__. SC 5\nIs Reimbursement Requested?__ . 8\nIs Disabltity:\\DuesToi Job? issn noe ee I ee a\n=x\nIf So, Is a Compensation Claim Filed?__ s Teral ; 8\nCheck Days Normally Worked |Mon.| Tues. Wed.| Thurs.| Fri.| Sat. Sun. | 2 ots Ake TTS\nIndicate weekly value of board\nlodging and tips $ \u2014____\n\u201c~~ Is employee a member of aunion? [] Yes [] No. If \u2018yes\u2019, give name and address of union ond local\nnumber ee\nFirm Name: a a\nAddtess: cgi 7S eee\nDota ee | CHO pOO Mumiiee ODI ieee es eo\nSlgnied Bysc 3 i ETA Le Zeer ei ae se\n%. .\n\u201cCNA linsurance\nCONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. 7 NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. / AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY\nCLAIMANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU COMPLETE YOUR CLAIM FOR DISABILITY\nBENEFITS. FILE YOUR CLAIM PROMPTLY.\nWRITTEN NOTICE AND PROOF OF DISABILITY SHALL BE FURNISHED NOT LATER THAN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER\nTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF DISABILITY.\n\n1, USE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR WITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER\nTERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT.\n\nUSE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300 IF YOU BECOME SICK OR DISABLED AFTER HAVING BEEN UNEMPLOYED MORE\nTHAN FOUR (4) WEEKS,\n\n2. YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ITEMS OF THE \"CLAIMANT'S STATEMENT.\u201d BE ACCURATE, CHECK ALL DATES.\n\n3. BE SURE TO DATE AND SIGN YOUR CLAIM (SEE ITEM 12}.\n\nIF YOU CANNOT SIGN THIS CLAIM FORM, YOUR REPRESENTATIVE MAY SIGN IN YOUR BEHALF. IN THAT EVENT,\nTHE REPRESENTATIVE\u2019S RELATIONSHIP TO YOU AND HIS ADDRESS SHOULD BE NOTED UNDER HIS SIGNATURE.\n\n4, DO NOT MAIL THIS CLAIM UNLESS YOUR DOCTOR HAS COMPLETED AND SIGNED THE \u201cDOCTOR'S STATEMENT.\u201d\n\n5. FOLD, SEAL AND ADDRESS THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY. NO EN-\nVELOPE IS REQUIRED. AFFIX POSTAGE BEFORE MAILING.\n\n6. DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY DISABILITY OCCASIONED BY WILFUL INTENTION TO BRING\nABOUT INJURY OR SICKNESS; OR RESULTING FROM INJURY OR SICKNESS SUSTAINED IN THE COMMISSION OF\nAN ILLEGAL ACT; OR CAUSED BY, OR RESULTING FROM PREGNANCY, EXCEPT IF PREGNANCY BENEFITS ARE\nPROVIDED UNDER AN ACCEPTED PLAN, OR TO THE EXTENT THAT SUBSEQUENT BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED BY LAW.\n\n7. OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN AN ACCEPTED PLAN, DISABILITY BENEFITS ARE NOT PAYABLE FOR ANY PERIOD\nDURING WHICH YOU\n\nA. BECOME SICK OR DISABLED PRIOR TO THE TIME YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.\n\nB. a. Resa BE SUBJECT TO SUSPENSION OR DISQUALIFICATION UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT IN-\n\nURANCE LAW.\n\nC. RECHVE, OR ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS OF ANY STATE OR OF\nTHE UNITED STATES.\n\nD. ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, OR FROM A FUND TO WHICH YOUR EMPLOYER HAS\nCONTRIBUTED, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO DISABILITY BENEFITS.\n\nE, RECEIVE, OR ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE, BENEFITS UNDER ANY WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT (EXCEPT\nWORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BENEFITS FOR A PERMANENT DISABILITY OCCURRING PRIOR TO THE DIS-\nABILITY FOR WHICH BENEFITS ARE NOW Serna DISABILITY LAW OR SIMILAR LAW, THE FEDERAL\nEMPLOYER'S LIABILITY ACT, OR UNDER THE MARITIME DOCTRINE OF MAINTENANCE, WAGES AND CURE.\n\nF. PERFORMED WORK FOR REMUNERATION OR PROFIT.\n\nx gee Ses\nsie slasael ae ee Ae ee eeee colts\n= QaAINVEYND FOVISO NUNIIY \u2018WALSYWISOE\nvOTZL NYOA MIN \u2018ANVSIV\nAVMGVOUE \"ON 6961\nNVWaINA $liZ3aN38 Alniavsia\nauvog NOILLVSNadWOD S,N3WYOM", "img_59825.png": "MOISTEN AND SEAL THIS FLAP BEFORE MAILING Sane 4\n(SB mos te OL a Se a A a oe a oo ee FOLD ON THIS LINE a em wen 2 2 co aren neem ere are Se ES\nDB-430\nNOTICE AND PROOF OF CLAIM FOR DISABILITY BENEFITS\nIMPORTANT: USE THIS FORM ONLY WHEN THE CLAIMANT BECOMES SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR\nWITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT. OTHERWISE USE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300.\nDOCTOR'S STATEMENT\n& a igatoment a be filled in completely. For item 6-d, give approximate date. Make some estimate. Delay in the of Disability\n1, Claimant's NBEO ern rrr tne nmin iclceceh une 2, AGBiteh\nGe. Dea gnnegele hase ecesscperoisncosscbeiinredanctinlpesstinrershncuioes ixnicsiaeeniniceebe pinume iti alue tl Mena IE oe SG ea de 0 Fema\nae\u201c Chairmaent\u2019s Syernprtenerit 220508 cick cass cococsnsonhgstehcosnseinesanencssNesera seve Gok SEO ash cco Ot cal ee ES a se a\nbe, Objective Blawg nese tecesndeanetwvmnsinuavatertinwncoisagslvhe Groton Maite est na aaa\n5. Operation Indicated? [ [ee] (TET WO] a.) Type iscen entincatnnciescnises seocebietinngieu Daten uz anhn dy amin\n6. Enter Dates for the Following: ee Oe ee es\na. Date of your first treatment for this disability.........sssorsssesssscesecesseesnee pe i TT Weer 0 eee\nb. Date of your most recent treatment for this disability..............ccccscseceseeuee fave ue ppablee cure eee eee\n\u00a2. Dete Claimant was unable to work because of this disability...........\u00ab......... /CPVEN LD CONSE eS OE i sip\nd, Date Claimant will be able to porform usual work........cccsssssscsssseseseeeeere ra Bs, <P | Shae Re a |\n7, In your opinion, is this disability the result of injury arising out of and in the\ncourse of employment or occupational disease? Teast Cre]\nReorphorbess 5 256th AES thew hitmen haan ROMS OR OED oN ie Ut ETS Gr ea ae A a oe Me ta ea eg\n1 am a physlelan duly authorized by the Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Boord to reider medical care under the New York State\nWorkmen's Compensation Lew.\n\u00a9. Pheystechicsrads I Near Coal pci Bar brut) 2.523 55055 hes Sbsvgcs~opeayscbbased deh scddaddoshcusls dbsbossed Bebb odus Lape aetbolDoceud dee -donsa doen fetal lava cstdall Bead Ecce LEST Ua Cops idee z\nNumber Street City or Town Zone Stote\n5. W.C.B, Autharixeatlon ROGISTONOR. INO .iscosccsecisscscenstusisssvcpegycensstoeyeedeueseissegess toy cdecosns sau tenscrepaierve WW lees Gio WUPIMIR EO. vce, 5s co ees heres, a Reece 3\nDs CRMC k ected yea SRTisiz,. 1 Oe, PEVENCUCI LS: SHINEE 25.5 ca24-;05 lpoasaip -oeqiengio yb cecacs ety sv cobs tpeuvanyaatian eisal ean cies caeameiiaes Necauhad aaa Oo\nSS\nCLAIMANT'S STATEMENT 2._My Social Security Number is:\n(Pease Print) First Middie tant '\nne Number Street City of Town Zone State\nTals Nein SP A Bea ci.a5.s hccessa sos tanepgqeateansonntinenttenn aaa MAY) BGO M8.,,iciccsasirenie ee: Manned. leneekconel | [ves] [ [wo}\n6, My disability is (If injury, also state how, when and where it OCCUFFE)..,.........-:ssessesnnsssssnnsssserseeseesenseseereeseeestnmunntsststatinssssnenasanensss cesses\n7. | became disabled OM rnrnninnnnnnninmmnnninnnnmmnnnennsanne We | worked on that day [ ]\u00a5s] [ [wo]\nMo. ay eer\nb. | have since worked for wages or profit L_ Tres] CTKe] IE: *Vess; Give CbbeE a hesitcn eo tine ibonet inatecitn aad\n8. Give name of last employer. If more than one employer during lest eight (8) weeks, name all employers, =\neen ee\n3 ee eee et |\neciraans\nDi My JOB 15 OF WES ca ausseotss csccheeech ees vn nnn se cern a rater\n10, For the period covered by this claim, | have received or am claiming:\na. Wages, Salary or Separation Pay [_ [ves] [_ [No] b. Damages for Personal Injury [_ v8] [_] No]\nc. Benefits under @ Workmen's Compensation Lew or similar LaW...cscmseussennunsntenanannmanerenenenein| [VES] [ne]\nd, Unemployment Insurance Bahetitsc. crue ssacabcicineda actress cerca teeta feo] WE (_[ xe]\nIf \"Yes\" is checked in any of the items a, b, \u00a2 or d, fill in the following:\nPCMH OF CLI @CL ERIN tts esha sccctssssicesccsastcas fanpensidicasnospiTnepeasekspneviineiacdpe beaks aaOOaOn EO AME Pethed rire nmin ot.. wn inns\nIl. Uhave received disability benefits for another period or periods of disability within the 52 weeks immediately before my present\nisabbility be games.......sectoscsscosssssssssenssssseesscnteusstoseanreccennsesessscencesanenebsentesssaceeneutnranesesnnanetsraaansaeccegtnonsoneegead nests [ss] (\"Treo ]\n12. | have read the instructions on the reverse side. | hereby claim Disability Benefits and certify that for the period covered by\nthis claim | was disabled: and that tha foregoing statements, including any accompanying statements, are to the best of my\nknowledge true and complete.\nClaim signed OM enrrrnemrmmmnnanne, nesters aaa ni\nADDRESS AND MAIL THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY\npila caaeiectiaicaae leit dla: SEE IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE eememeneerwnemnanaereemeemane", "img_59826.png": "MOISTEN AND SEAL THIS FLAP BEFORE MAILING Sane 4\n(SB mos te OL a Se a A a oe a oo ee FOLD ON THIS LINE a em wen 2 2 co aren neem ere are Se ES\nDB-430\nNOTICE AND PROOF OF CLAIM FOR DISABILITY BENEFITS\nIMPORTANT: USE THIS FORM ONLY WHEN THE CLAIMANT BECOMES SICK OR DISABLED WHILE EMPLOYED OR\nWITHIN FOUR (4) WEEKS AFTER TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT. OTHERWISE USE GREEN CLAIM FORM DB-300.\nDOCTOR'S STATEMENT\n& a igatoment a be filled in completely. For item 6-d, give approximate date. Make some estimate. Delay in the of Disability\n1, Claimant's NBEO ern rrr tne nmin iclceceh une 2, AGBiteh\nGe. Dea gnnegele hase ecesscperoisncosscbeiinredanctinlpesstinrershncuioes ixnicsiaeeniniceebe pinume iti alue tl Mena IE oe SG ea de 0 Fema\nae\u201c Chairmaent\u2019s Syernprtenerit 220508 cick cass cococsnsonhgstehcosnseinesanencssNesera seve Gok SEO ash cco Ot cal ee ES a se a\nbe, Objective Blawg nese tecesndeanetwvmnsinuavatertinwncoisagslvhe Groton Maite est na aaa\n5. Operation Indicated? [ [ee] (TET WO] a.) Type iscen entincatnnciescnises seocebietinngieu Daten uz anhn dy amin\n6. Enter Dates for the Following: ee Oe ee es\na. Date of your first treatment for this disability.........sssorsssesssscesecesseesnee pe i TT Weer 0 eee\nb. Date of your most recent treatment for this disability..............ccccscseceseeuee fave ue ppablee cure eee eee\n\u00a2. Dete Claimant was unable to work because of this disability...........\u00ab......... /CPVEN LD CONSE eS OE i sip\nd, Date Claimant will be able to porform usual work........cccsssssscsssseseseeeeere ra Bs, <P | Shae Re a |\n7, In your opinion, is this disability the result of injury arising out of and in the\ncourse of employment or occupational disease? Teast Cre]\nReorphorbess 5 256th AES thew hitmen haan ROMS OR OED oN ie Ut ETS Gr ea ae A a oe Me ta ea eg\n1 am a physlelan duly authorized by the Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Boord to reider medical care under the New York State\nWorkmen's Compensation Lew.\n\u00a9. 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INO .iscosccsecisscscenstusisssvcpegycensstoeyeedeueseissegess toy cdecosns sau tenscrepaierve WW lees Gio WUPIMIR EO. vce, 5s co ees heres, a Reece 3\nDs CRMC k ected yea SRTisiz,. 1 Oe, PEVENCUCI LS: SHINEE 25.5 ca24-;05 lpoasaip -oeqiengio yb cecacs ety sv cobs tpeuvanyaatian eisal ean cies caeameiiaes Necauhad aaa Oo\nSS\nCLAIMANT'S STATEMENT 2._My Social Security Number is:\n(Pease Print) First Middie tant '\nne Number Street City of Town Zone State\nTals Nein SP A Bea ci.a5.s hccessa sos tanepgqeateansonntinenttenn aaa MAY) BGO M8.,,iciccsasirenie ee: Manned. leneekconel | [ves] [ [wo}\n6, My disability is (If injury, also state how, when and where it OCCUFFE)..,.........-:ssessesnnsssssnnsssserseeseesenseseereeseeestnmunntsststatinssssnenasanensss cesses\n7. | became disabled OM rnrnninnnnnnninmmnnninnnnmmnnnennsanne We | worked on that day [ ]\u00a5s] [ [wo]\nMo. ay eer\nb. | have since worked for wages or profit L_ Tres] CTKe] IE: *Vess; Give CbbeE a hesitcn eo tine ibonet inatecitn aad\n8. Give name of last employer. If more than one employer during lest eight (8) weeks, name all employers, =\neen ee\n3 ee eee et |\neciraans\nDi My JOB 15 OF WES ca ausseotss csccheeech ees vn nnn se cern a rater\n10, For the period covered by this claim, | have received or am claiming:\na. Wages, Salary or Separation Pay [_ [ves] [_ [No] b. Damages for Personal Injury [_ v8] [_] No]\nc. Benefits under @ Workmen's Compensation Lew or similar LaW...cscmseussennunsntenanannmanerenenenein| [VES] [ne]\nd, Unemployment Insurance Bahetitsc. crue ssacabcicineda actress cerca teeta feo] WE (_[ xe]\nIf \"Yes\" is checked in any of the items a, b, \u00a2 or d, fill in the following:\nPCMH OF CLI @CL ERIN tts esha sccctssssicesccsastcas fanpensidicasnospiTnepeasekspneviineiacdpe beaks aaOOaOn EO AME Pethed rire nmin ot.. wn inns\nIl. Uhave received disability benefits for another period or periods of disability within the 52 weeks immediately before my present\nisabbility be games.......sectoscsscosssssssssenssssseesscnteusstoseanreccennsesessscencesanenebsentesssaceeneutnranesesnnanetsraaansaeccegtnonsoneegead nests [ss] (\"Treo ]\n12. | have read the instructions on the reverse side. | hereby claim Disability Benefits and certify that for the period covered by\nthis claim | was disabled: and that tha foregoing statements, including any accompanying statements, are to the best of my\nknowledge true and complete.\nClaim signed OM enrrrnemrmmmnnanne, nesters aaa ni\nADDRESS AND MAIL THIS CLAIM TO YOUR LAST EMPLOYER OR HIS INSURANCE COMPANY\npila caaeiectiaicaae leit dla: SEE IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE eememeneerwnemnanaereemeemane", "img_57240.png": "\u201cWe are a commercial enterprise, providing value for our shareholders and consumers. However, what really taps\ninto the spirit of our company is the social conscience it displays - the Red and White Bravery Awards for instance.\nIcan't think of many companies who would have done this. This is what captures the true essence of GPI.\u201d\nS\\ \u201cAll of us would like to help those less privileged\n> a | po aw 4 ae than us. But in the hustle and bustle of everyday\naS a ooo 0 \u2014 poe life, it's difficult to actually make that extra\nSA a . Ne Pats\ni . oO a C2 tae: ee effort... that is why I value what my company\nSey ob TA rr ae : i i ild vi i i\nye NA foes Be etping to rebuild villages im Gujarat\nSEE er ea ENG | R .\na 4 : oe a | Rs after the earthquake. With these gestures GPI\nSee <3 oe pO i ~~ touches the lives not just of those it helps directly,\nSe cS Ng MRR ce ERNE CS \u00a5\nFor our lives as employees as well. We are al\nRe al eo wes SM\nBe OSG cs. SR\n\u201cGodfrey Phillips deserves the appreciation and gratitude of the entire country...forhanding FPR ae ce\nout awards to felicitate, honour and recognize people who have willingly given their best, * eee se wee\nincluding their lives,selflessly for the sake of others.\u201d : ee\n= SE RES\nRetd. Justice V.B. Eradi 3 ee\n. See\nRoe <S oe\n\u00a5 a fas a\nSS Soe oN\ni ee aS\n1", "img_57159.png": "Your Directors have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and Accounts of the Company for the year\nended 81st March 2008.\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT\nAgainst a forecast GDP growth of 6.7%, India achieved a GDP growth of 4.3%. In the first two quarters the\ngrowth was 5.3% and 5.2%. The growth slowed dramatically in the third quarter due to the poor monsoon.\nThe rate recovered in the fourth quarter to 4.9% as reported by the National Council of Applied Economic\nResearch,\nAgricultural growth as a consequence of the drought recorded one of the sharpest declines over the last 20\nyears of 3.2%. Industry recovered in 2002-03 and recorded an overall growth of 5.7%, with manufacturing\nmarginally better at 6%. The capital goods and consumer non-durables sectors showed growth of 10.6% and\n11.9% respectively. Indian exports grew in all major categories despite the strengthening rupee against the\nUS dollar.\n{n surnmary, the Indian economy did reasonably well despite the drought and the uncertainty in global\ndemand due to the Middle East situation and SARS.\nDespite this, future growth depends ona growing agricultural sector. Over 70% of India's population reside in\nrural India. Growth in the rural economy is necessary for price stability as weil as the profitability of the\nmanufacturing sector. It is, therefore, essential to commit and implement a package of reforms in the\nagriculture sector, along with necessary investments in rural infrastructure.\nCIGARETTE INDUSTRY IN INDIA AND ITS POTENTIAL\nHeavily regulated environment\nWhile the overall manufacturing industry is witnessing a reasonable growth of 6%, the domestic cigarette\nindustry operates in an ever increasing regulatory environment that effectively subsidises the non-cigarette\ntobacco products at the cost of cigarettes. The significant aspect of this regulation is two fold: firstly,\ndiscriminatory taxation and secondly, discriminatory advertising and marketing restrictions.\nTaxation\nWhile cigarettes account for approximately 14% of total tobacco consumption, they account for 85% of total\ntobacco excise tax revenues. [n addition, the cigarette industry is also liable to pay state taxes such as luxury\nand entry taxes, etc. which equate to approximately 10% of the excise tax. The impact of this effective\nsubsidised taxation on the non-cigarette tobacco products has seen India's consumption of cigarette per capita\nsinking below Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal to one of the lowest in the world. As a consequence,\nconsumption on non-cigarette tobacco products including bidis and chewing tobacco has grown to be the\nhighest inthe world!\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/znbx0223", "img_57161.png": "Your Directors have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and Accounts of the Company for the year\nended 81st March 2008.\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT\nAgainst a forecast GDP growth of 6.7%, India achieved a GDP growth of 4.3%. In the first two quarters the\ngrowth was 5.3% and 5.2%. The growth slowed dramatically in the third quarter due to the poor monsoon.\nThe rate recovered in the fourth quarter to 4.9% as reported by the National Council of Applied Economic\nResearch,\nAgricultural growth as a consequence of the drought recorded one of the sharpest declines over the last 20\nyears of 3.2%. Industry recovered in 2002-03 and recorded an overall growth of 5.7%, with manufacturing\nmarginally better at 6%. The capital goods and consumer non-durables sectors showed growth of 10.6% and\n11.9% respectively. Indian exports grew in all major categories despite the strengthening rupee against the\nUS dollar.\n{n surnmary, the Indian economy did reasonably well despite the drought and the uncertainty in global\ndemand due to the Middle East situation and SARS.\nDespite this, future growth depends ona growing agricultural sector. Over 70% of India's population reside in\nrural India. Growth in the rural economy is necessary for price stability as weil as the profitability of the\nmanufacturing sector. It is, therefore, essential to commit and implement a package of reforms in the\nagriculture sector, along with necessary investments in rural infrastructure.\nCIGARETTE INDUSTRY IN INDIA AND ITS POTENTIAL\nHeavily regulated environment\nWhile the overall manufacturing industry is witnessing a reasonable growth of 6%, the domestic cigarette\nindustry operates in an ever increasing regulatory environment that effectively subsidises the non-cigarette\ntobacco products at the cost of cigarettes. The significant aspect of this regulation is two fold: firstly,\ndiscriminatory taxation and secondly, discriminatory advertising and marketing restrictions.\nTaxation\nWhile cigarettes account for approximately 14% of total tobacco consumption, they account for 85% of total\ntobacco excise tax revenues. [n addition, the cigarette industry is also liable to pay state taxes such as luxury\nand entry taxes, etc. which equate to approximately 10% of the excise tax. The impact of this effective\nsubsidised taxation on the non-cigarette tobacco products has seen India's consumption of cigarette per capita\nsinking below Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal to one of the lowest in the world. As a consequence,\nconsumption on non-cigarette tobacco products including bidis and chewing tobacco has grown to be the\nhighest inthe world!\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/znbx0223", "img_57163.png": "Your Directors have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and Accounts of the Company for the year\nended 81st March 2008.\nGENERAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT\nAgainst a forecast GDP growth of 6.7%, India achieved a GDP growth of 4.3%. In the first two quarters the\ngrowth was 5.3% and 5.2%. The growth slowed dramatically in the third quarter due to the poor monsoon.\nThe rate recovered in the fourth quarter to 4.9% as reported by the National Council of Applied Economic\nResearch,\nAgricultural growth as a consequence of the drought recorded one of the sharpest declines over the last 20\nyears of 3.2%. Industry recovered in 2002-03 and recorded an overall growth of 5.7%, with manufacturing\nmarginally better at 6%. The capital goods and consumer non-durables sectors showed growth of 10.6% and\n11.9% respectively. Indian exports grew in all major categories despite the strengthening rupee against the\nUS dollar.\n{n surnmary, the Indian economy did reasonably well despite the drought and the uncertainty in global\ndemand due to the Middle East situation and SARS.\nDespite this, future growth depends ona growing agricultural sector. Over 70% of India's population reside in\nrural India. Growth in the rural economy is necessary for price stability as weil as the profitability of the\nmanufacturing sector. It is, therefore, essential to commit and implement a package of reforms in the\nagriculture sector, along with necessary investments in rural infrastructure.\nCIGARETTE INDUSTRY IN INDIA AND ITS POTENTIAL\nHeavily regulated environment\nWhile the overall manufacturing industry is witnessing a reasonable growth of 6%, the domestic cigarette\nindustry operates in an ever increasing regulatory environment that effectively subsidises the non-cigarette\ntobacco products at the cost of cigarettes. The significant aspect of this regulation is two fold: firstly,\ndiscriminatory taxation and secondly, discriminatory advertising and marketing restrictions.\nTaxation\nWhile cigarettes account for approximately 14% of total tobacco consumption, they account for 85% of total\ntobacco excise tax revenues. [n addition, the cigarette industry is also liable to pay state taxes such as luxury\nand entry taxes, etc. which equate to approximately 10% of the excise tax. The impact of this effective\nsubsidised taxation on the non-cigarette tobacco products has seen India's consumption of cigarette per capita\nsinking below Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal to one of the lowest in the world. As a consequence,\nconsumption on non-cigarette tobacco products including bidis and chewing tobacco has grown to be the\nhighest inthe world!\n\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/znbx0223", "img_63827.png": "SUGAR\nRESEARCH\nFOUNDATION, Inc.\n\nA non-profit corporation created\n\nunder the laws of the State\n\nof New York, June 10, 1943\n\nExecutive Ofices\n99 WALL STREET, NEW YORK 5, N. Y.\n\nJune 28, 1943", "img_50860.png": "HEI,\nVE/ER,\nMEMO TO, Alu. Arty\nYur Uunual Jhtedirg -\nAtlalid Favs. Lyi neee\u2019.\nMY bine Jit bring\nemu. to Ye Aneel ire .\nEnclserd also ty &.\n\u201cAkdrteees lbelage\nLOdL ,\nMage U2. toys back 7 :\nLahiten on, anevtutfu .\nMerete Cnnted", "img_50861.png": "HEI,\nVE/ER,\nMEMO TO, Alu. Arty\nYur Uunual Jhtedirg -\nAtlalid Favs. Lyi neee\u2019.\nMY bine Jit bring\nemu. to Ye Aneel ire .\nEnclserd also ty &.\n\u201cAkdrteees lbelage\nLOdL ,\nMage U2. toys back 7 :\nLahiten on, anevtutfu .\nMerete Cnnted", "img_50863.png": "HEI,\nVE/ER,\nMEMO TO, Alu. Arty\nYur Uunual Jhtedirg -\nAtlalid Favs. Lyi neee\u2019.\nMY bine Jit bring\nemu. to Ye Aneel ire .\nEnclserd also ty &.\n\u201cAkdrteees lbelage\nLOdL ,\nMage U2. toys back 7 :\nLahiten on, anevtutfu .\nMerete Cnnted", "img_50766.png": "HELEN KELLER INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED\n/ TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT \u2018\nNAME bau Liam J. DARBY patedee, / / 982 __\n\u2018 -\nPerrop: FROM //{//@ TO 1 CODE\nTravee cody, THOMPSONS 4 rato, TH te WEwW Yenc AND\nRET URM Te {Tread M\u00e9erin\u20ace o ERS ano TR 4\nDATE PLACE VISITED TRANSPOR- | HOTEL | MEALS |TEL.and | MISCELLANEOUS | TOTAL\nTATION TELEG. (taxi, tips) _\nee oe ee\nTHomeascn Srateo go ve eeop aD TaadsPoate o\n09 o 9 5\n> <>\nhe|wye | || TT J\noo EET\n- ve 7\u00b0 se O\n. 79 LHI | (207\\26 \u2014| \u2014 | Bom 3/8\nash on hand\nPrepared by last report\n\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Advance received\nApproved by\nee Total Accountability\nDate - .\nMailing Instructions: ~\n|\neee :\nBalance on hand or due\neee\nNote: Expenses are to be teported in United States dollars only. *", "img_50768.png": "HELEN KELLER INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED\n/ TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT \u2018\nNAME bau Liam J. DARBY patedee, / / 982 __\n\u2018 -\nPerrop: FROM //{//@ TO 1 CODE\nTravee cody, THOMPSONS 4 rato, TH te WEwW Yenc AND\nRET URM Te {Tread M\u00e9erin\u20ace o ERS ano TR 4\nDATE PLACE VISITED TRANSPOR- | HOTEL | MEALS |TEL.and | MISCELLANEOUS | TOTAL\nTATION TELEG. (taxi, tips) _\nee oe ee\nTHomeascn Srateo go ve eeop aD TaadsPoate o\n09 o 9 5\n> <>\nhe|wye | || TT J\noo EET\n- ve 7\u00b0 se O\n. 79 LHI | (207\\26 \u2014| \u2014 | Bom 3/8\nash on hand\nPrepared by last report\n\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Advance received\nApproved by\nee Total Accountability\nDate - .\nMailing Instructions: ~\n|\neee :\nBalance on hand or due\neee\nNote: Expenses are to be teported in United States dollars only. *", "img_50769.png": "HELEN KELLER INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED\n/ TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORT \u2018\nNAME bau Liam J. DARBY patedee, / / 982 __\n\u2018 -\nPerrop: FROM //{//@ TO 1 CODE\nTravee cody, THOMPSONS 4 rato, TH te WEwW Yenc AND\nRET URM Te {Tread M\u00e9erin\u20ace o ERS ano TR 4\nDATE PLACE VISITED TRANSPOR- | HOTEL | MEALS |TEL.and | MISCELLANEOUS | TOTAL\nTATION TELEG. (taxi, tips) _\nee oe ee\nTHomeascn Srateo go ve eeop aD TaadsPoate o\n09 o 9 5\n> <>\nhe|wye | || TT J\noo EET\n- ve 7\u00b0 se O\n. 79 LHI | (207\\26 \u2014| \u2014 | Bom 3/8\nash on hand\nPrepared by last report\n\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Advance received\nApproved by\nee Total Accountability\nDate - .\nMailing Instructions: ~\n|\neee :\nBalance on hand or due\neee\nNote: Expenses are to be teported in United States dollars only. *", "img_62932.png": "AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 9650 WISCONSIN AVE., WASHINGTON 14, D. C.\nThis slip must accompany Official Institutional Purchase Order\nJournal Galley no.\nAuthor(s)\nTitle of article\nQuantity of reprints hdivcasscaee WITT COVERS\nordered\n: tissues Without covers\nShipping Label Send Invoice\nTo: To:\nYour purchase order no. ..........cccceeeee Copies of invoice required ................", "img_62933.png": "AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 9650 WISCONSIN AVE., WASHINGTON 14, D. C.\nThis slip must accompany Official Institutional Purchase Order\nJournal Galley no.\nAuthor(s)\nTitle of article\nQuantity of reprints hdivcasscaee WITT COVERS\nordered\n: tissues Without covers\nShipping Label Send Invoice\nTo: To:\nYour purchase order no. ..........cccceeeee Copies of invoice required ................", "img_61972.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_61978.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_61981.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_61983.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_61985.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_62000.png": "sis\nPRESENT ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE\ncedar eneaeeseaenseeeie a aN ema a\n| i ; ;\n| Trustees Directors }\n| (14 public, 66 industry i | (2 public, 15 industr\n| | 2 ex officio)\ni 2 ' | ; : nai\n| nairmar \u00e9 Chairman & Vice Chairmar ;\n) i | : ;\ni 5 | (industry)\n\nete w w * RO Ms = . t aS POG a i\n|\n| 2 Foundatior\n| 4\n| Chairman - Foundation P '\nj Hi\n| ;\nbees\n(gc RR EET TTT re Bd A -\u2014 sama Re Ger RMEE YT eR .\n\nNutrition Education i\nAdvisory Committee\n(5 Public)", "img_50798.png": "(a EI SE SY\n| CITIZENS COMMISSION ON 298\nSCIENCE LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ii\n| 1230 YORK AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021 TZ i\nJune 3, 19 74 Zio 4\na \"a om satan ix 3\n| DASsue THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC. SSS\n6) gl aaa Se gn ne DOLLARS i\n\\ ; \u00a9 i S i Q bf i i : \u201cF >\n| = THE CHASE PARR EREES \u2014 = \u2018ay\n| if )) National Association () f\\ {\\\n= 422 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017 =\n==: : =a\n| = 130 240000 2 003m am0852 280\" #POODOOBO00.\" |\n: See eee ee ee re I I I a", "img_50799.png": "(a EI SE SY\n| CITIZENS COMMISSION ON 298\nSCIENCE LAW AND FOOD SUPPLY ii\n| 1230 YORK AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. 10021 TZ i\nJune 3, 19 74 Zio 4\na \"a om satan ix 3\n| DASsue THE NUTRITION FOUNDATION, INC. SSS\n6) gl aaa Se gn ne DOLLARS i\n\\ ; \u00a9 i S i Q bf i i : \u201cF >\n| = THE CHASE PARR EREES \u2014 = \u2018ay\n| if )) National Association () f\\ {\\\n= 422 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017 =\n==: : =a\n| = 130 240000 2 003m am0852 280\" #POODOOBO00.\" |\n: See eee ee ee re I I I a", "img_30794.png": "Lf\n\u00bb\n=\nIf possible, please let us know in the next two weeks if you can\nbe our speaker for the program on March 1, 1972. You can send your\nreply either to me at the foregoing address and phone number, or to\nthe Telephone Lecture Series Moderator:\nMiss Ruth Kocher, R.D., M.S.\nRegional Nutrition Consultant\nNew York State Health Department\n58) Delaware Avenue\nBuffalo, New York 1202\nTelephone: 82-5033\nThank you for your time in consideration of this request.\nSincerely,\n& Nee oD\nDeca . Neyerbn, \u201cAy\na aoe \u2018\n(Mrs. NUdncy Z. Neyerlin\nRegistered Dietitian\nWNYDA Education Section Member\n(0) 5) cela (OSA ANAT HS} 1 gvfo [ele1 8) gare 4 AS; 8) 8)", "img_5816.png": "Eclipse\n2004 Top 10 Selling States\nStores Selling Estimated Eclipse\nEclipse Cartons Sold\nTexas 4,720 70,304\nCalifornia 2,455 25,151\nNorth Carolina 790 14,908\nFlorida 1,065 13,930\nOhio 877 7,120\nTennessee 326 6,833\nVirginia 680 6,749\nGeorgia 401 / 5,542\n| Colorado 199 4,317\n| Michigan 678 4,049\n|\n1998 bEzEes", "img_5781.png": "Eclipse\n2004 Top 10 Selling States\nStores Selling Estimated Eclipse\nEclipse Cartons Sold\nTexas 4,720 70,304\nCalifornia 2,455 25,151\nNorth Carolina 790 14,908\nFlorida 1,065 13,930\nOhio 877 7,120\nTennessee 326 6,833\nVirginia 680 6,749\nGeorgia 401 / 5,542\n| Colorado 199 4,317\n| Michigan 678 4,049\n|\n1998 bEzEes", "img_5786.png": "Eclipse\n2004 Top 10 Selling States\nStores Selling Estimated Eclipse\nEclipse Cartons Sold\nTexas 4,720 70,304\nCalifornia 2,455 25,151\nNorth Carolina 790 14,908\nFlorida 1,065 13,930\nOhio 877 7,120\nTennessee 326 6,833\nVirginia 680 6,749\nGeorgia 401 / 5,542\n| Colorado 199 4,317\n| Michigan 678 4,049\n|\n1998 bEzEes", "img_5824.png": "Eclipse\n2004 Top 10 Selling States\nStores Selling Estimated Eclipse\nEclipse Cartons Sold\nTexas 4,720 70,304\nCalifornia 2,455 25,151\nNorth Carolina 790 14,908\nFlorida 1,065 13,930\nOhio 877 7,120\nTennessee 326 6,833\nVirginia 680 6,749\nGeorgia 401 / 5,542\n| Colorado 199 4,317\n| Michigan 678 4,049\n|\n1998 bEzEes", "img_45833.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45834.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45835.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45836.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45837.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45838.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45839.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45840.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45841.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_45842.png": ": Table 3. Mean Change in Onset of Withdrawal Bleeding/Spotting\n\n| Between Consecutive Cycles\n\n| 2-day biopsy window\nRegimen C Regimen D\nCumulative ___Cumulative _\n\n2.1-3 45 22.9 153 77.7 45 24.6 120 65.6\n\npo B.4-4 (26 13.2 179 90.9 36 19.6 156 85.2\n\n4.1-5 12 61 191 970 18 99 174 95.1\n\n5.1-6 3 15 194 985  \u00a7& 27 179 97.8\n\n6.1-7.5 3 1.6 197 100 2 1.4 181 \u00a9 98.9 \u00a9\nNote: Amenorrheic cycles among patients in treatment groups C and D were not included in this\n\nanalysis.\n\ncomridential Pursuant to Confidentiality PCSARO02-002151\nraer", "img_56813.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56815.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56818.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56819.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56821.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56822.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56824.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_56825.png": "BALLOT\n1967 Conrad A. Elvehjem Award, AIN\n1. Do you consider that any candidate should be considered for\nthis Award this year?\nYes Yo No\n|\n2. Indicate your choice in order from among the list of nominees by\nplacing the appropriate numeral after the name of the nominees below.\nRichard H. Barnes E x |\nRobert B, Bradfield eal\nC.L. Comar aac\nR.W. Engel |\nTom H, Jukes ne |\nO.L. Kline EF S |\nW.H. Sebrell, Jr. ic\nFred J. Stare atlas |\nHarry Steenbock ie F-\nHazel K, Stiebling Ez \u00e9\nJohn B. Youmans /\n> , ' 7\nAres f Com\nUrea. bthoc waning OO poet) Oc) ClO ay, re)", "img_48155.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48158.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48161.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48164.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48171.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48178.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48147.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48149.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48151.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_48153.png": "\u2018BED y\nree i9/y\nI | Sj INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES INSTITUTE Telephone\n900 Seventeenth Street, N.W. \u00ae Suite 600 * Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 452-1300\nFebruary 13, 1979\nTO: John Barone\nWilliam Darby\nPeter Dews\nWilliam Gill\nHarold Grice\nMartha Jones\nJohn Kirschman\nLillian Langseth\nAlex Malaspina.\nWilliam Massman\n; eo Ulrteh: Monrts- . \u201c\nAe Bs GrOLuen\nHoward Reber\nFROM: ES bvad E\nFor your review, I enclose a copy of the agenda proposed\nfor the February 20, 1979 Board meeting.\nLooking forward to seeing most of you at dinner, Monday,\nFebruary 19, 1979, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol City Club.\nRDM/AEG:sl", "img_45394.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45406.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45410.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45412.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45416.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45422.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_45425.png": "SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN AND BREAST CANCER RISK\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\nNew York, NY\nAddress correspondence to.\nLila E. Nachtigall, M.D.\nDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology\nNew York University School of Medicine\n251 East 33rd St.\nNew York, NY 10016\nPhone: (212) 263-6361\nFax: (212) 779-8432\nRunning Title: SHBG and Breast Cancer Risk\nDWRITE 068899\n3 EXHIBIT\n2 Wat\n&", "img_47532.png": "Memorandum\n* , ooamtient : :\nWo daa uel @ DePuy\nwh \u00e9\nONE :\nYo Distribution\nFrom Jim Lancaster i Bate September 16, 1996\nSubject Alternate Bearing - Project Core Team Meeting SUMMARY\nThe minutes from the previous meeting (9-3-96) were reviewed and accepted by the PCT.\nBernice Aboud presented the Materials Research objectives for the project to the group.\nThe breakdown of Bernice\u2019s objectives are listed below.\nAs of next weeks meeting, Monday, Sept-16th, at 8:45am in the Lab Conference\nRoom, we will meet each Monday in the Lab Conference room at 8:45am. We have\nblocked this meeting time for the remainder of this year. Thanks for your time,\nMaterials Science (B.A)\n\u00ae Short Term\n~ Define hardness and microstructures parameters of forged inserts\n~ Identify forging house technically capable of forging liner inserts using CCM+\n~ Locate material (CCM+) for forging inserts for simulator products\n* Medium Term\n~ Work with forging vendor on; tool, process, microstructure, test samples, etc.\n~ Define specifications and measures needed to controll forgings in long term\ne Long Term\n~ Investigate meial dissolution of selected couple in conjunction with simulator\ntesting and any additional outside Jeremy Gilbert) testing.\n~ Support analysis of post simulator tested product via; SEM, EDS, etc.\nClinical (C8.\n*\u00ab IDE contents checklist supplied to group. To coordinate with DePuy Int. regulatory\ngroup to generate IDE/EN540 requirements matrix.\nPatent Review (MM.\n\u00ab Action required: Review current applicable patents and advise design group of any\nliminatons or areas of potential infringement.\nref, TAALT-BRG\\DOC\\PCTMTG3.MEM DEFENDANT\nEXHIBIT\nD-1040\n\u00a5 a CORANGE company\n' PROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY0562 16349", "img_47541.png": "Memorandum\n* , ooamtient : :\nWo daa uel @ DePuy\nwh \u00e9\nONE :\nYo Distribution\nFrom Jim Lancaster i Bate September 16, 1996\nSubject Alternate Bearing - Project Core Team Meeting SUMMARY\nThe minutes from the previous meeting (9-3-96) were reviewed and accepted by the PCT.\nBernice Aboud presented the Materials Research objectives for the project to the group.\nThe breakdown of Bernice\u2019s objectives are listed below.\nAs of next weeks meeting, Monday, Sept-16th, at 8:45am in the Lab Conference\nRoom, we will meet each Monday in the Lab Conference room at 8:45am. We have\nblocked this meeting time for the remainder of this year. Thanks for your time,\nMaterials Science (B.A)\n\u00ae Short Term\n~ Define hardness and microstructures parameters of forged inserts\n~ Identify forging house technically capable of forging liner inserts using CCM+\n~ Locate material (CCM+) for forging inserts for simulator products\n* Medium Term\n~ Work with forging vendor on; tool, process, microstructure, test samples, etc.\n~ Define specifications and measures needed to controll forgings in long term\ne Long Term\n~ Investigate meial dissolution of selected couple in conjunction with simulator\ntesting and any additional outside Jeremy Gilbert) testing.\n~ Support analysis of post simulator tested product via; SEM, EDS, etc.\nClinical (C8.\n*\u00ab IDE contents checklist supplied to group. To coordinate with DePuy Int. regulatory\ngroup to generate IDE/EN540 requirements matrix.\nPatent Review (MM.\n\u00ab Action required: Review current applicable patents and advise design group of any\nliminatons or areas of potential infringement.\nref, TAALT-BRG\\DOC\\PCTMTG3.MEM DEFENDANT\nEXHIBIT\nD-1040\n\u00a5 a CORANGE company\n' PROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY0562 16349", "img_47544.png": "Memorandum\n* , ooamtient : :\nWo daa uel @ DePuy\nwh \u00e9\nONE :\nYo Distribution\nFrom Jim Lancaster i Bate September 16, 1996\nSubject Alternate Bearing - Project Core Team Meeting SUMMARY\nThe minutes from the previous meeting (9-3-96) were reviewed and accepted by the PCT.\nBernice Aboud presented the Materials Research objectives for the project to the group.\nThe breakdown of Bernice\u2019s objectives are listed below.\nAs of next weeks meeting, Monday, Sept-16th, at 8:45am in the Lab Conference\nRoom, we will meet each Monday in the Lab Conference room at 8:45am. We have\nblocked this meeting time for the remainder of this year. Thanks for your time,\nMaterials Science (B.A)\n\u00ae Short Term\n~ Define hardness and microstructures parameters of forged inserts\n~ Identify forging house technically capable of forging liner inserts using CCM+\n~ Locate material (CCM+) for forging inserts for simulator products\n* Medium Term\n~ Work with forging vendor on; tool, process, microstructure, test samples, etc.\n~ Define specifications and measures needed to controll forgings in long term\ne Long Term\n~ Investigate meial dissolution of selected couple in conjunction with simulator\ntesting and any additional outside Jeremy Gilbert) testing.\n~ Support analysis of post simulator tested product via; SEM, EDS, etc.\nClinical (C8.\n*\u00ab IDE contents checklist supplied to group. To coordinate with DePuy Int. regulatory\ngroup to generate IDE/EN540 requirements matrix.\nPatent Review (MM.\n\u00ab Action required: Review current applicable patents and advise design group of any\nliminatons or areas of potential infringement.\nref, TAALT-BRG\\DOC\\PCTMTG3.MEM DEFENDANT\nEXHIBIT\nD-1040\n\u00a5 a CORANGE company\n' PROTECTED DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER. DEPUY0562 16349", "img_30798.png": "american medical student association foundation / 1400 hicks road / rolling meadows, il 60008 / (312) 259-7450\na public foundation developing leaders in health\nformerly sama foundation\na October 22, 1975\n: Robert Shank, M.D.\nSC) Preventive Medicine & Public Health\nWashington University\n\u2014 School of Medicine\ne Washington University Medical Center\nC) 660 South Euclid Avenue\nSt. Louis MO 63110\na=) Dear Dr. Shank:\nThe enclosed material is intended to publicize the AMSA Foundation/\nNHSC Primary Care Preceptorship Program, which provides a six to\nnine week experience for clinical level medical and osteopathic\nstudents with primary care physicians practicing in rural communi-\nties.\nA copy of our program's educational guidelines is enclosed for your\ninformation.\nWe would appreciate your help in publicizing this project to stu-\ndents at your school by displaying the posters and informing your\nstudents of the program.\nIf you or any of your students have any questions about the program,\nplease feel free to call us at 312/259-7450.\nRegards,\nRobert Stocking\nField Coordinator\nNHSC PRECEPTORSHIP\nRS:td\nEncl.\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nGeorge M. Blatt, M.D. Robert W. Blum, M.D. Laurel A. Cappa Charles Clements Paul R. Wright\nPresident Jon Dennis Joan Fairchild, RN. Kevin Fickenscher Executive Director\nDaniel J. Ostergaard, MD. Francis Rushton W. Grady Stumbo, M.D.\nVice-President / Secretary-Treasurer", "img_30802.png": "american medical student association foundation / 1400 hicks road / rolling meadows, il 60008 / (312) 259-7450\na public foundation developing leaders in health\nformerly sama foundation\na October 22, 1975\n: Robert Shank, M.D.\nSC) Preventive Medicine & Public Health\nWashington University\n\u2014 School of Medicine\ne Washington University Medical Center\nC) 660 South Euclid Avenue\nSt. Louis MO 63110\na=) Dear Dr. Shank:\nThe enclosed material is intended to publicize the AMSA Foundation/\nNHSC Primary Care Preceptorship Program, which provides a six to\nnine week experience for clinical level medical and osteopathic\nstudents with primary care physicians practicing in rural communi-\nties.\nA copy of our program's educational guidelines is enclosed for your\ninformation.\nWe would appreciate your help in publicizing this project to stu-\ndents at your school by displaying the posters and informing your\nstudents of the program.\nIf you or any of your students have any questions about the program,\nplease feel free to call us at 312/259-7450.\nRegards,\nRobert Stocking\nField Coordinator\nNHSC PRECEPTORSHIP\nRS:td\nEncl.\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nGeorge M. Blatt, M.D. Robert W. Blum, M.D. Laurel A. Cappa Charles Clements Paul R. Wright\nPresident Jon Dennis Joan Fairchild, RN. Kevin Fickenscher Executive Director\nDaniel J. Ostergaard, MD. Francis Rushton W. Grady Stumbo, M.D.\nVice-President / Secretary-Treasurer", "img_30804.png": "american medical student association foundation / 1400 hicks road / rolling meadows, il 60008 / (312) 259-7450\na public foundation developing leaders in health\nformerly sama foundation\na October 22, 1975\n: Robert Shank, M.D.\nSC) Preventive Medicine & Public Health\nWashington University\n\u2014 School of Medicine\ne Washington University Medical Center\nC) 660 South Euclid Avenue\nSt. Louis MO 63110\na=) Dear Dr. Shank:\nThe enclosed material is intended to publicize the AMSA Foundation/\nNHSC Primary Care Preceptorship Program, which provides a six to\nnine week experience for clinical level medical and osteopathic\nstudents with primary care physicians practicing in rural communi-\nties.\nA copy of our program's educational guidelines is enclosed for your\ninformation.\nWe would appreciate your help in publicizing this project to stu-\ndents at your school by displaying the posters and informing your\nstudents of the program.\nIf you or any of your students have any questions about the program,\nplease feel free to call us at 312/259-7450.\nRegards,\nRobert Stocking\nField Coordinator\nNHSC PRECEPTORSHIP\nRS:td\nEncl.\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\nGeorge M. Blatt, M.D. Robert W. Blum, M.D. Laurel A. Cappa Charles Clements Paul R. Wright\nPresident Jon Dennis Joan Fairchild, RN. Kevin Fickenscher Executive Director\nDaniel J. Ostergaard, MD. Francis Rushton W. Grady Stumbo, M.D.\nVice-President / Secretary-Treasurer", "img_51812.png": "BOs\nSERIALS INFORMATION\nNEW SERIAL TITLES\nBCTIC newsletter. no. 20- , 1979- .\nInternational Journal of law and psychiatry. v.2- , 1979- .\nMedical physics. v.6- , 1979- .\nTITLE CHANGES\nfrom: American journal of digestive diseases\nto: Digestive diseases and sciences\nfrom: Biosciences communications\nto: Health communications and informatics\nfrom: Calcified tissue research\nto: Calcified tissue international\nfrom: Canadian Psychiatric Association journal\nto: Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie\nfrom: Immunochemistry\nto: Molecular immunology\nfrom: Journal of autism and childhood schizophrenia\nto: Journal of autism and developmental disorders\nfrom: Journal of epidemiology and community health\nto: Epidemiology and community health\nfrom: Otolaryngology\nto: Otolaryngology and head and neck surgery\nfrom: Zeitschrift fur Krebsforschung und klinische Onkologie\nto: Journal of cancer research and clinical oncology\nO18) LOLS BLY RSPR ANAM e LB eee p cabs i", "img_51816.png": "BOs\nSERIALS INFORMATION\nNEW SERIAL TITLES\nBCTIC newsletter. no. 20- , 1979- .\nInternational Journal of law and psychiatry. v.2- , 1979- .\nMedical physics. v.6- , 1979- .\nTITLE CHANGES\nfrom: American journal of digestive diseases\nto: Digestive diseases and sciences\nfrom: Biosciences communications\nto: Health communications and informatics\nfrom: Calcified tissue research\nto: Calcified tissue international\nfrom: Canadian Psychiatric Association journal\nto: Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie\nfrom: Immunochemistry\nto: Molecular immunology\nfrom: Journal of autism and childhood schizophrenia\nto: Journal of autism and developmental disorders\nfrom: Journal of epidemiology and community health\nto: Epidemiology and community health\nfrom: Otolaryngology\nto: Otolaryngology and head and neck surgery\nfrom: Zeitschrift fur Krebsforschung und klinische Onkologie\nto: Journal of cancer research and clinical oncology\nO18) LOLS BLY RSPR ANAM e LB eee p cabs i", "img_51818.png": "BOs\nSERIALS INFORMATION\nNEW SERIAL TITLES\nBCTIC newsletter. no. 20- , 1979- .\nInternational Journal of law and psychiatry. v.2- , 1979- .\nMedical physics. v.6- , 1979- .\nTITLE CHANGES\nfrom: American journal of digestive diseases\nto: Digestive diseases and sciences\nfrom: Biosciences communications\nto: Health communications and informatics\nfrom: Calcified tissue research\nto: Calcified tissue international\nfrom: Canadian Psychiatric Association journal\nto: Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie\nfrom: Immunochemistry\nto: Molecular immunology\nfrom: Journal of autism and childhood schizophrenia\nto: Journal of autism and developmental disorders\nfrom: Journal of epidemiology and community health\nto: Epidemiology and community health\nfrom: Otolaryngology\nto: Otolaryngology and head and neck surgery\nfrom: Zeitschrift fur Krebsforschung und klinische Onkologie\nto: Journal of cancer research and clinical oncology\nO18) LOLS BLY RSPR ANAM e LB eee p cabs i", "img_49234.png": "MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER FOR NUTRITION\nae PEDIC AZ 2 ;\na\n4\nCY MAB SS\nRULE, TO op\nWess, wecnaeu wt\nFIRST NUTRITION WORKSHOP\n\u201cTHE IMPACT OF NUTRITION ON HEALTH AND\nDISEASE IN BLACKS AND OTHER MINORITIES\u201d\nOCTOBER 28-30, 1987\nFo LECTURE HALL #3\nP S.S. KRESGE LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER\nSUPPORTED BY: GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.", "img_49242.png": "MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE\nCENTER FOR NUTRITION\nae PEDIC AZ 2 ;\na\n4\nCY MAB SS\nRULE, TO op\nWess, wecnaeu wt\nFIRST NUTRITION WORKSHOP\n\u201cTHE IMPACT OF NUTRITION ON HEALTH AND\nDISEASE IN BLACKS AND OTHER MINORITIES\u201d\nOCTOBER 28-30, 1987\nFo LECTURE HALL #3\nP S.S. KRESGE LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER\nSUPPORTED BY: GENERAL FOODS FUND, INC.", "img_57222.png": "ATR RES S USES BOER RU LOR Pe EN ATE oy aca ye HOS non emery Een ate, PENNER Fe eS ORI A PIS\n: Days Saturday : e :\n: Worked Sunday : Bg ;\nDATE, 1975 Outside N.Y. Vacation Holiday Location Nature of Duties\nMarch 1,2 Pacg : :\nMarch 6 des \u2018Washington,D.C. Nutrition Foundation Office\nMarch 7 I Jacksonville,Fla. Pregram in Nutrition & Clinica\n: Medicine A\nMarch 8, 9 2 :\nrs March 10 : 1 Albuquerque ,N.M. Navajo Health Authority,Board\nMarch 11 ; Omaha, Nebraska Swanson Center for Nutrition\nMarch 13 & 14 2 2 Washington,D.C. CODEX Food Chemicals, NAS & NF\nMarch 15 & 16 Z\nMarch 17 & 18 Za East Lansing,Mich. Mich.Stat.U. \"Risk/Benefit\"\n\n2 March 19 & 20 2 Washington,D.C. Nat.Nutr.Consort.HMAC; NF\nMarch 24 & 25 Say Washington,D.C. NAS Sweeteners Forum; NF\nMarch 26 E 1 Bethesda, Md. ; NCI \"Workshop\" NIH\nMarch 28 z . :\n\nTOTAL 6 1 ;", "img_57223.png": "ATR RES S USES BOER RU LOR Pe EN ATE oy aca ye HOS non emery Een ate, PENNER Fe eS ORI A PIS\n: Days Saturday : e :\n: Worked Sunday : Bg ;\nDATE, 1975 Outside N.Y. Vacation Holiday Location Nature of Duties\nMarch 1,2 Pacg : :\nMarch 6 des \u2018Washington,D.C. Nutrition Foundation Office\nMarch 7 I Jacksonville,Fla. Pregram in Nutrition & Clinica\n: Medicine A\nMarch 8, 9 2 :\nrs March 10 : 1 Albuquerque ,N.M. Navajo Health Authority,Board\nMarch 11 ; Omaha, Nebraska Swanson Center for Nutrition\nMarch 13 & 14 2 2 Washington,D.C. CODEX Food Chemicals, NAS & NF\nMarch 15 & 16 Z\nMarch 17 & 18 Za East Lansing,Mich. Mich.Stat.U. \"Risk/Benefit\"\n\n2 March 19 & 20 2 Washington,D.C. Nat.Nutr.Consort.HMAC; NF\nMarch 24 & 25 Say Washington,D.C. NAS Sweeteners Forum; NF\nMarch 26 E 1 Bethesda, Md. ; NCI \"Workshop\" NIH\nMarch 28 z . :\n\nTOTAL 6 1 ;", "img_57224.png": "ATR RES S USES BOER RU LOR Pe EN ATE oy aca ye HOS non emery Een ate, PENNER Fe eS ORI A PIS\n: Days Saturday : e :\n: Worked Sunday : Bg ;\nDATE, 1975 Outside N.Y. Vacation Holiday Location Nature of Duties\nMarch 1,2 Pacg : :\nMarch 6 des \u2018Washington,D.C. Nutrition Foundation Office\nMarch 7 I Jacksonville,Fla. Pregram in Nutrition & Clinica\n: Medicine A\nMarch 8, 9 2 :\nrs March 10 : 1 Albuquerque ,N.M. Navajo Health Authority,Board\nMarch 11 ; Omaha, Nebraska Swanson Center for Nutrition\nMarch 13 & 14 2 2 Washington,D.C. CODEX Food Chemicals, NAS & NF\nMarch 15 & 16 Z\nMarch 17 & 18 Za East Lansing,Mich. Mich.Stat.U. \"Risk/Benefit\"\n\n2 March 19 & 20 2 Washington,D.C. Nat.Nutr.Consort.HMAC; NF\nMarch 24 & 25 Say Washington,D.C. NAS Sweeteners Forum; NF\nMarch 26 E 1 Bethesda, Md. ; NCI \"Workshop\" NIH\nMarch 28 z . :\n\nTOTAL 6 1 ;", "img_57225.png": "ATR RES S USES BOER RU LOR Pe EN ATE oy aca ye HOS non emery Een ate, PENNER Fe eS ORI A PIS\n: Days Saturday : e :\n: Worked Sunday : Bg ;\nDATE, 1975 Outside N.Y. Vacation Holiday Location Nature of Duties\nMarch 1,2 Pacg : :\nMarch 6 des \u2018Washington,D.C. Nutrition Foundation Office\nMarch 7 I Jacksonville,Fla. Pregram in Nutrition & Clinica\n: Medicine A\nMarch 8, 9 2 :\nrs March 10 : 1 Albuquerque ,N.M. Navajo Health Authority,Board\nMarch 11 ; Omaha, Nebraska Swanson Center for Nutrition\nMarch 13 & 14 2 2 Washington,D.C. CODEX Food Chemicals, NAS & NF\nMarch 15 & 16 Z\nMarch 17 & 18 Za East Lansing,Mich. Mich.Stat.U. \"Risk/Benefit\"\n\n2 March 19 & 20 2 Washington,D.C. Nat.Nutr.Consort.HMAC; NF\nMarch 24 & 25 Say Washington,D.C. NAS Sweeteners Forum; NF\nMarch 26 E 1 Bethesda, Md. ; NCI \"Workshop\" NIH\nMarch 28 z . :\n\nTOTAL 6 1 ;", "img_57226.png": "ATR RES S USES BOER RU LOR Pe EN ATE oy aca ye HOS non emery Een ate, PENNER Fe eS ORI A PIS\n: Days Saturday : e :\n: Worked Sunday : Bg ;\nDATE, 1975 Outside N.Y. Vacation Holiday Location Nature of Duties\nMarch 1,2 Pacg : :\nMarch 6 des \u2018Washington,D.C. Nutrition Foundation Office\nMarch 7 I Jacksonville,Fla. Pregram in Nutrition & Clinica\n: Medicine A\nMarch 8, 9 2 :\nrs March 10 : 1 Albuquerque ,N.M. Navajo Health Authority,Board\nMarch 11 ; Omaha, Nebraska Swanson Center for Nutrition\nMarch 13 & 14 2 2 Washington,D.C. CODEX Food Chemicals, NAS & NF\nMarch 15 & 16 Z\nMarch 17 & 18 Za East Lansing,Mich. Mich.Stat.U. \"Risk/Benefit\"\n\n2 March 19 & 20 2 Washington,D.C. Nat.Nutr.Consort.HMAC; NF\nMarch 24 & 25 Say Washington,D.C. NAS Sweeteners Forum; NF\nMarch 26 E 1 Bethesda, Md. ; NCI \"Workshop\" NIH\nMarch 28 z . :\n\nTOTAL 6 1 ;", "img_60794.png": ", From : Dr. Hugo E. Gallo-Torres, M.B.\nPasaje San Luis 183-4\ni ' San Miguel, Lima\n; Pert\nSud Am\u00e9rica\nSelrcc OL iii (AYA0 LOLeLU Tag = 1a eS MU OX=} M=T6 [U1 (6 [ol Ok] PAaT6 (0 OPA", "img_60795.png": ", From : Dr. Hugo E. Gallo-Torres, M.B.\nPasaje San Luis 183-4\ni ' San Miguel, Lima\n; Pert\nSud Am\u00e9rica\nSelrcc OL iii (AYA0 LOLeLU Tag = 1a eS MU OX=} M=T6 [U1 (6 [ol Ok] PAaT6 (0 OPA", "img_60796.png": ", From : Dr. Hugo E. Gallo-Torres, M.B.\nPasaje San Luis 183-4\ni ' San Miguel, Lima\n; Pert\nSud Am\u00e9rica\nSelrcc OL iii (AYA0 LOLeLU Tag = 1a eS MU OX=} M=T6 [U1 (6 [ol Ok] PAaT6 (0 OPA", "img_59816.png": "Ee Ne ee ees ae ss e . re a - of\n\u201csg\n\n\u201c\n\nNd\n\n\u00ab\n\nx\n\nApril 28, 1981 4\n\n/br. Harold H. Sandstead a\nDirector 4\nUSDA Human Nutrition Laboratory e\n2420 Second Avenue, North a\nGrand Forks, North Dakota 58201 a\nDear Sandy:\n4\n\nMany thanks indeed for the copy of the report that you so thought-\nfully sent us. It has just arrived and after I have an opportunity to \u00e9\nreview it I'll be back in touch with you if I have any particular id\ncomments. |\nIn the meantime, our planned effort for involvement of a group from a\n\nthe INACG is moving forward. #4\nIt was very good indeed to see you in Atlanta, and I especially 5\nenjoyed the evening that we all had dinner together. Warm best regards %\nand Elva joins in sending greetings to both Katherine and you, j\nMost sincerely, \u2018\n\n3\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D. yj\n\nPresident |\n\nWID/ed ql", "img_59838.png": "Ee Ne ee ees ae ss e . re a - of\n\u201csg\n\n\u201c\n\nNd\n\n\u00ab\n\nx\n\nApril 28, 1981 4\n\n/br. Harold H. Sandstead a\nDirector 4\nUSDA Human Nutrition Laboratory e\n2420 Second Avenue, North a\nGrand Forks, North Dakota 58201 a\nDear Sandy:\n4\n\nMany thanks indeed for the copy of the report that you so thought-\nfully sent us. It has just arrived and after I have an opportunity to \u00e9\nreview it I'll be back in touch with you if I have any particular id\ncomments. |\nIn the meantime, our planned effort for involvement of a group from a\n\nthe INACG is moving forward. #4\nIt was very good indeed to see you in Atlanta, and I especially 5\nenjoyed the evening that we all had dinner together. Warm best regards %\nand Elva joins in sending greetings to both Katherine and you, j\nMost sincerely, \u2018\n\n3\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D. yj\n\nPresident |\n\nWID/ed ql", "img_59839.png": "Ee Ne ee ees ae ss e . re a - of\n\u201csg\n\n\u201c\n\nNd\n\n\u00ab\n\nx\n\nApril 28, 1981 4\n\n/br. Harold H. Sandstead a\nDirector 4\nUSDA Human Nutrition Laboratory e\n2420 Second Avenue, North a\nGrand Forks, North Dakota 58201 a\nDear Sandy:\n4\n\nMany thanks indeed for the copy of the report that you so thought-\nfully sent us. It has just arrived and after I have an opportunity to \u00e9\nreview it I'll be back in touch with you if I have any particular id\ncomments. |\nIn the meantime, our planned effort for involvement of a group from a\n\nthe INACG is moving forward. #4\nIt was very good indeed to see you in Atlanta, and I especially 5\nenjoyed the evening that we all had dinner together. Warm best regards %\nand Elva joins in sending greetings to both Katherine and you, j\nMost sincerely, \u2018\n\n3\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D. yj\n\nPresident |\n\nWID/ed ql", "img_59841.png": "Ee Ne ee ees ae ss e . re a - of\n\u201csg\n\n\u201c\n\nNd\n\n\u00ab\n\nx\n\nApril 28, 1981 4\n\n/br. Harold H. Sandstead a\nDirector 4\nUSDA Human Nutrition Laboratory e\n2420 Second Avenue, North a\nGrand Forks, North Dakota 58201 a\nDear Sandy:\n4\n\nMany thanks indeed for the copy of the report that you so thought-\nfully sent us. It has just arrived and after I have an opportunity to \u00e9\nreview it I'll be back in touch with you if I have any particular id\ncomments. |\nIn the meantime, our planned effort for involvement of a group from a\n\nthe INACG is moving forward. #4\nIt was very good indeed to see you in Atlanta, and I especially 5\nenjoyed the evening that we all had dinner together. Warm best regards %\nand Elva joins in sending greetings to both Katherine and you, j\nMost sincerely, \u2018\n\n3\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D. yj\n\nPresident |\n\nWID/ed ql", "img_59819.png": "Ee Ne ee ees ae ss e . re a - of\n\u201csg\n\n\u201c\n\nNd\n\n\u00ab\n\nx\n\nApril 28, 1981 4\n\n/br. Harold H. Sandstead a\nDirector 4\nUSDA Human Nutrition Laboratory e\n2420 Second Avenue, North a\nGrand Forks, North Dakota 58201 a\nDear Sandy:\n4\n\nMany thanks indeed for the copy of the report that you so thought-\nfully sent us. It has just arrived and after I have an opportunity to \u00e9\nreview it I'll be back in touch with you if I have any particular id\ncomments. |\nIn the meantime, our planned effort for involvement of a group from a\n\nthe INACG is moving forward. #4\nIt was very good indeed to see you in Atlanta, and I especially 5\nenjoyed the evening that we all had dinner together. Warm best regards %\nand Elva joins in sending greetings to both Katherine and you, j\nMost sincerely, \u2018\n\n3\n\nWilliam J. Darby, M.D., Ph.D. yj\n\nPresident |\n\nWID/ed ql", "img_40795.png": "e \u201d @\n- WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WH\ne- ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION DAT Ee eee a te oO\nDATE OF AMOUNT PERCENT AUTHORIZEDISERMIGE\nCHECK EO Our EMPLOYEE NAME [CLASS| pep. or AUTHORIZED BER AOE: FROM SOCIAL SECURIEY a\n@ Mo. [ Fc |accounr Ee Ee. PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT saulites oat (Ue inne |Romia lalla oe\n10 |15 [058458 TYRONE W AUSTIN 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 '| Ame Gare. 50.00 50.00 138010/ 2 |h| 10/154\n@ 10 |30 058458 TYRONE wW AUSTIN 22) 3235) 12) 00} 64117 | An, Care, 50.00 50.00 1380 19) 16/&| 19) 31k a\n10 |15 |120000) JOHN W BREWER JR 22] 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | An, Gare. 58.75 51.08 2692 190/ 1 || 1915 1]\n10 |/15 |L20000 JOHN W BREWER JR 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | An. Care. 5.00 4.35 2694 9| 21k) 9 | 30k\n@ 10 |30 |120000| JOHN W BREWER JR 22) 3235) 12) 00| 64117 | Reeehwets\u00ae 58.75 53-41 2694 49) 16/4 | 10) 32 1b @\n10 |15 |751035 [LVANO N RIVERS 22) 3235) 12) 00 64117 | glewrswash, 35-00 29-17 019739) 1 |k| 20,35\n10 30 |751035) TVANO N RIVERS 22| 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | &semplabAsst.3 5.00 29-17 0197430) ik! 10) 3k\n@ 10 /30 |944010) MARIANNE T WESGEMAN 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | Seey. 180.00 47.374 0366 10/2 |h| 10) 32 @\n472.50\n\u00a9 @\nWw NM\ne ha @\n@ @\ne \u00ae\n@ \u00ae@;\n\u00a9 e.\nHW\n\u00a9 @\n\u201c1 \u00b0\ne: \u201c9\n@ @\noO \u00ae\n@ \u00ae\nHii\n@ @\n\u00ae @\noO\no\n5\ne \u00a9\n\u00ae @\nSYo]U]er=Fan aitt OSH /A NUN AIALSLUlssip ico lolol )anl-laltsM Ul esim=16[0)L0[e\\ersypaile|O-ea/", "img_40799.png": "e \u201d @\n- WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WH\ne- ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION DAT Ee eee a te oO\nDATE OF AMOUNT PERCENT AUTHORIZEDISERMIGE\nCHECK EO Our EMPLOYEE NAME [CLASS| pep. or AUTHORIZED BER AOE: FROM SOCIAL SECURIEY a\n@ Mo. [ Fc |accounr Ee Ee. PER ACCOUNT ACCOUNT saulites oat (Ue inne |Romia lalla oe\n10 |15 [058458 TYRONE W AUSTIN 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 '| Ame Gare. 50.00 50.00 138010/ 2 |h| 10/154\n@ 10 |30 058458 TYRONE wW AUSTIN 22) 3235) 12) 00} 64117 | An, Care, 50.00 50.00 1380 19) 16/&| 19) 31k a\n10 |15 |120000) JOHN W BREWER JR 22] 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | An, Gare. 58.75 51.08 2692 190/ 1 || 1915 1]\n10 |/15 |L20000 JOHN W BREWER JR 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | An. Care. 5.00 4.35 2694 9| 21k) 9 | 30k\n@ 10 |30 |120000| JOHN W BREWER JR 22) 3235) 12) 00| 64117 | Reeehwets\u00ae 58.75 53-41 2694 49) 16/4 | 10) 32 1b @\n10 |15 |751035 [LVANO N RIVERS 22) 3235) 12) 00 64117 | glewrswash, 35-00 29-17 019739) 1 |k| 20,35\n10 30 |751035) TVANO N RIVERS 22| 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | &semplabAsst.3 5.00 29-17 0197430) ik! 10) 3k\n@ 10 /30 |944010) MARIANNE T WESGEMAN 22) 3235) 12) 00) 64117 | Seey. 180.00 47.374 0366 10/2 |h| 10) 32 @\n472.50\n\u00a9 @\nWw NM\ne ha @\n@ @\ne \u00ae\n@ \u00ae@;\n\u00a9 e.\nHW\n\u00a9 @\n\u201c1 \u00b0\ne: \u201c9\n@ @\noO \u00ae\n@ \u00ae\nHii\n@ @\n\u00ae @\noO\no\n5\ne \u00a9\n\u00ae @\nSYo]U]er=Fan aitt OSH /A NUN AIALSLUlssip ico lolol )anl-laltsM Ul esim=16[0)L0[e\\ersypaile|O-ea/", "img_49111.png": "THE NATIONAL VITAMIN FOUNDATION\nINCORPORATED\nA non-profit organization for the advancement of knowledge of the\nnutritional requirements of man and animals in health and disease\no East 787 STREET\nRoBert S. Goopuart, M.D. New Yoru 2i,N.Y.\nSCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR AIRMAIL TRescaR 9-4353\nOctober 7, 1963 rT\nDr. William J. Darby\nVanderbilt University\nSchool of Medicine\nNashville 5, Tennessee\nDear Bill:\nThanks for your letter of October 3 and the invite contained therein -\nI will not be attending the Lipid Symposium; Dr. Maurice E. Shils will be\nthere representing the Foundation.\nBest personal regards.\nSinc\nwa\nfe ;\nRobert S. Goodhart, M.D.\nRSG: RDG Scientific Director", "img_49113.png": "THE NATIONAL VITAMIN FOUNDATION\nINCORPORATED\nA non-profit organization for the advancement of knowledge of the\nnutritional requirements of man and animals in health and disease\no East 787 STREET\nRoBert S. Goopuart, M.D. New Yoru 2i,N.Y.\nSCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR AIRMAIL TRescaR 9-4353\nOctober 7, 1963 rT\nDr. William J. Darby\nVanderbilt University\nSchool of Medicine\nNashville 5, Tennessee\nDear Bill:\nThanks for your letter of October 3 and the invite contained therein -\nI will not be attending the Lipid Symposium; Dr. Maurice E. Shils will be\nthere representing the Foundation.\nBest personal regards.\nSinc\nwa\nfe ;\nRobert S. Goodhart, M.D.\nRSG: RDG Scientific Director", "img_49115.png": "THE NATIONAL VITAMIN FOUNDATION\nINCORPORATED\nA non-profit organization for the advancement of knowledge of the\nnutritional requirements of man and animals in health and disease\no East 787 STREET\nRoBert S. Goopuart, M.D. New Yoru 2i,N.Y.\nSCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR AIRMAIL TRescaR 9-4353\nOctober 7, 1963 rT\nDr. William J. Darby\nVanderbilt University\nSchool of Medicine\nNashville 5, Tennessee\nDear Bill:\nThanks for your letter of October 3 and the invite contained therein -\nI will not be attending the Lipid Symposium; Dr. Maurice E. Shils will be\nthere representing the Foundation.\nBest personal regards.\nSinc\nwa\nfe ;\nRobert S. Goodhart, M.D.\nRSG: RDG Scientific Director", "img_24511.png": "SCHEDULE A\nPATENT RIGHTS\n1. United States Patent No. 3,074,927 Filed\nApril 12, 1960, issued 1963.\n: 2. United States Patent No. 3,275,514 filed\nApril 12, 1960, issued 1966.\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments:ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_59910.png": "LICENSE AGREEMENT\nAGREEMENT made thie day of August, 1976, by\nand between AMSTAR CORPORATION, a carpexabion orqaniged\nunder the laws of the State of Relaware fhereinafter\ncelled \u201cAMSTAR\u2019) having ite principal offices af L251.\nAvenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10020 and\nPAUL SALTMAN, an individual fhereinafter referred to as\n*SALTMAN\"), residing at\nWITRESSETH THAT:\nWHEREAS, SALTMAN represants that he has the rianh bo\n: grant licenses under the Patent Rights, as hereinafter\ndefined, and wishes to have the inventions covered ty the\nPatent Rights utilised, and\n. WHEREAS, AMSTAR wishes to obtain a Pdieense uncer the\nPatent Rights upon the terms amd conditions heyeiluafbar set\nforth. :\n: RO THEREFORE, im coneidercation of fha premiece and.\nthe faithful performance of Ehe covenants hecoia comtained,\nit is agreed:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_59911.png": "LICENSE AGREEMENT\nAGREEMENT made thie day of August, 1976, by\nand between AMSTAR CORPORATION, a carpexabion orqaniged\nunder the laws of the State of Relaware fhereinafter\ncelled \u201cAMSTAR\u2019) having ite principal offices af L251.\nAvenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10020 and\nPAUL SALTMAN, an individual fhereinafter referred to as\n*SALTMAN\"), residing at\nWITRESSETH THAT:\nWHEREAS, SALTMAN represants that he has the rianh bo\n: grant licenses under the Patent Rights, as hereinafter\ndefined, and wishes to have the inventions covered ty the\nPatent Rights utilised, and\n. WHEREAS, AMSTAR wishes to obtain a Pdieense uncer the\nPatent Rights upon the terms amd conditions heyeiluafbar set\nforth. :\n: RO THEREFORE, im coneidercation of fha premiece and.\nthe faithful performance of Ehe covenants hecoia comtained,\nit is agreed:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_59912.png": "LICENSE AGREEMENT\nAGREEMENT made thie day of August, 1976, by\nand between AMSTAR CORPORATION, a carpexabion orqaniged\nunder the laws of the State of Relaware fhereinafter\ncelled \u201cAMSTAR\u2019) having ite principal offices af L251.\nAvenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10020 and\nPAUL SALTMAN, an individual fhereinafter referred to as\n*SALTMAN\"), residing at\nWITRESSETH THAT:\nWHEREAS, SALTMAN represants that he has the rianh bo\n: grant licenses under the Patent Rights, as hereinafter\ndefined, and wishes to have the inventions covered ty the\nPatent Rights utilised, and\n. WHEREAS, AMSTAR wishes to obtain a Pdieense uncer the\nPatent Rights upon the terms amd conditions heyeiluafbar set\nforth. :\n: RO THEREFORE, im coneidercation of fha premiece and.\nthe faithful performance of Ehe covenants hecoia comtained,\nit is agreed:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_60401.png": "t . . 5 .\nwhich if unlicensed would otherwise constitute contributory\ninfringement of the Patent Rights, and to practice the : .\nLicensed Processes in the country of countries in which the\nPatent Rights are effective to the full end of the term or\nterms for which the Patent Rights are issued.\nB. 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During the term of this Licanss, SALTMAN\n. hereby grants to AMSTAR and AMSTAR hereby accepts from\nSALTMAN the right to grant to others (\"Sublicensees\") non~\nexclusive licenses under the Patent Rights and the right te\nuse Technical Information, to make, to have made for them,\nto use and to sell the Licensed Products covered by ths\nPatent Rights, to sell the Licensed Products under conditions\nor circumstances amounting to an indumemant to preduce the\ninventions covered by the Patent Rights or which, if un-\nlicensed, would otherwise conathitube contxibabery infrilaqe~\nment of the Patent Rights and to practices the Licensed\n\u00e9 Processes in the country or countyraca in which ihe Patent\nRights are effeetive ta the full end ef fhe hare or terms *\nfer which the Fatent Rights are issued,\n3. , License Fae\nA. 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During the term of this Licanss, SALTMAN\n. hereby grants to AMSTAR and AMSTAR hereby accepts from\nSALTMAN the right to grant to others (\"Sublicensees\") non~\nexclusive licenses under the Patent Rights and the right te\nuse Technical Information, to make, to have made for them,\nto use and to sell the Licensed Products covered by ths\nPatent Rights, to sell the Licensed Products under conditions\nor circumstances amounting to an indumemant to preduce the\ninventions covered by the Patent Rights or which, if un-\nlicensed, would otherwise conathitube contxibabery infrilaqe~\nment of the Patent Rights and to practices the Licensed\n\u00e9 Processes in the country or countyraca in which ihe Patent\nRights are effeetive ta the full end ef fhe hare or terms *\nfer which the Fatent Rights are issued,\n3. , License Fae\nA. AMSTAR shall pay to SALTMAN simultonesusly\n: Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_60400.png": "t . . 5 .\nwhich if unlicensed would otherwise constitute contributory\ninfringement of the Patent Rights, and to practice the : .\nLicensed Processes in the country of countries in which the\nPatent Rights are effective to the full end of the term or\nterms for which the Patent Rights are issued.\nB. During the term of this Licanss, SALTMAN\n. hereby grants to AMSTAR and AMSTAR hereby accepts from\nSALTMAN the right to grant to others (\"Sublicensees\") non~\nexclusive licenses under the Patent Rights and the right te\nuse Technical Information, to make, to have made for them,\nto use and to sell the Licensed Products covered by ths\nPatent Rights, to sell the Licensed Products under conditions\nor circumstances amounting to an indumemant to preduce the\ninventions covered by the Patent Rights or which, if un-\nlicensed, would otherwise conathitube contxibabery infrilaqe~\nment of the Patent Rights and to practices the Licensed\n\u00e9 Processes in the country or countyraca in which ihe Patent\nRights are effeetive ta the full end ef fhe hare or terms *\nfer which the Fatent Rights are issued,\n3. , License Fae\nA. AMSTAR shall pay to SALTMAN simultonesusly\n: Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_60402.png": "t . . 5 .\nwhich if unlicensed would otherwise constitute contributory\ninfringement of the Patent Rights, and to practice the : .\nLicensed Processes in the country of countries in which the\nPatent Rights are effective to the full end of the term or\nterms for which the Patent Rights are issued.\nB. During the term of this Licanss, SALTMAN\n. hereby grants to AMSTAR and AMSTAR hereby accepts from\nSALTMAN the right to grant to others (\"Sublicensees\") non~\nexclusive licenses under the Patent Rights and the right te\nuse Technical Information, to make, to have made for them,\nto use and to sell the Licensed Products covered by ths\nPatent Rights, to sell the Licensed Products under conditions\nor circumstances amounting to an indumemant to preduce the\ninventions covered by the Patent Rights or which, if un-\nlicensed, would otherwise conathitube contxibabery infrilaqe~\nment of the Patent Rights and to practices the Licensed\n\u00e9 Processes in the country or countyraca in which ihe Patent\nRights are effeetive ta the full end ef fhe hare or terms *\nfer which the Fatent Rights are issued,\n3. , License Fae\nA. AMSTAR shall pay to SALTMAN simultonesusly\n: Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztnk0226", "img_32543.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32544.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32546.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32547.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32548.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32549.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32550.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_32551.png": "Pw ol' le) ifexelitolamm (elm y cell mun-lalel-1e geese Mic -1nleL) \\\\\nFACCMUPILAO MN ULtS=matcrexed(elio]a Mel mCai-xel(-1an) am Kel] 1)\nciAm Vi foler tlie ran wm) pam Rol LSet LUSK Le)\nMarch 30, 1976\nDear Staff Member:\nThe fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period\nfor St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between\n1,800 and 1,900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff\nmembers.\nIt was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe~Democrat\ncarried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and\nnew members. They are:\nWalter Metcalfe, Jr. -~-~-~--------~-------- President\nWalter F. Wrenn, Jr. ----------------------- First Vice-President\nNick Belfiglio -----------------<-----~-~---- Second Vice-President\nHugh Scdtt, Jr .----------------------------- Treasurer\nEdmond A. B. Garesche III -~-----~-~-------- Assistant Treasurer\nMrs. D. Goodrich Gamble -------------~------ Secretary\nMrs. G. William Weier -----~----------------- Assistant Secretary\nNew Board Members:\nMrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Mrs. T. M. Manchester\nMark J. Halloran Reuben M. Morriss III\nIncidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds\nof patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his\nvisit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to\narrange similar trips.\nThose who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having\na delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius\nHunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.\nLouis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.\nThis year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,\nwho will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.\nIn April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a \u201cNight\u201d at one\nof the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may\nattract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.\nSYolU[nexsHan ait OSM /ANUN AAI ALe OIS\\in ye (OL ]nalsTalesMUlesim 160) ,6[eles)p4nije| 0Pa4", "img_62645.png": "me\nLela Evangeline Booher\nVita :\nBorn, 9 March 1898, at Dayton, Ohio.\nEducated at: eee\nOhio State University, BeS., 1920\nIowa, MeS., 1922 va\nColumbia University, Ph, D. (Chemistry) 1928,\nPositions \u2018held includes cee ee\nInstructor in Biochemistry, New York Post-Graduate\nMedical School and Hospital, 1922-192),\nAssistant in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1924-1928,\nBiochemist, St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-1929,\nInstructor in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1930-1936.\nChief, Foods and Nutrition, Bureau of Home Economics,\nUSDA, 1936 to about 1942,\nChemist, Children\u2019s Hospital, Milwauliee , Wisconsin,\n1942-1943,\nNutritionist, General Mills, Inc., Laboratories,\nMinneapolis, Minnesota, about 1943-1951,\nConsultant, Self-employed, Tucson, Arizona, 1951 to\nthe present, 1972.\nCharter Member, American Institute of Nutrition, 1933, on; Member,\nthe American Society of Biological Chemists, and of other profesional\n: societies in the field of chenistry and nutrition.\nMember at various times of committees, editorial boards and the like.\npSYo)6] goxovan aia essH/AUVAN Well are LU ksi4avze(ofe16 | anicigitcmeles)a1e(8)/8[elersyranlie|@ Paar", "img_62646.png": "me\nLela Evangeline Booher\nVita :\nBorn, 9 March 1898, at Dayton, Ohio.\nEducated at: eee\nOhio State University, BeS., 1920\nIowa, MeS., 1922 va\nColumbia University, Ph, D. (Chemistry) 1928,\nPositions \u2018held includes cee ee\nInstructor in Biochemistry, New York Post-Graduate\nMedical School and Hospital, 1922-192),\nAssistant in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1924-1928,\nBiochemist, St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-1929,\nInstructor in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1930-1936.\nChief, Foods and Nutrition, Bureau of Home Economics,\nUSDA, 1936 to about 1942,\nChemist, Children\u2019s Hospital, Milwauliee , Wisconsin,\n1942-1943,\nNutritionist, General Mills, Inc., Laboratories,\nMinneapolis, Minnesota, about 1943-1951,\nConsultant, Self-employed, Tucson, Arizona, 1951 to\nthe present, 1972.\nCharter Member, American Institute of Nutrition, 1933, on; Member,\nthe American Society of Biological Chemists, and of other profesional\n: societies in the field of chenistry and nutrition.\nMember at various times of committees, editorial boards and the like.\npSYo)6] goxovan aia essH/AUVAN Well are LU ksi4avze(ofe16 | anicigitcmeles)a1e(8)/8[elersyranlie|@ Paar", "img_62648.png": "me\nLela Evangeline Booher\nVita :\nBorn, 9 March 1898, at Dayton, Ohio.\nEducated at: eee\nOhio State University, BeS., 1920\nIowa, MeS., 1922 va\nColumbia University, Ph, D. (Chemistry) 1928,\nPositions \u2018held includes cee ee\nInstructor in Biochemistry, New York Post-Graduate\nMedical School and Hospital, 1922-192),\nAssistant in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1924-1928,\nBiochemist, St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-1929,\nInstructor in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1930-1936.\nChief, Foods and Nutrition, Bureau of Home Economics,\nUSDA, 1936 to about 1942,\nChemist, Children\u2019s Hospital, Milwauliee , Wisconsin,\n1942-1943,\nNutritionist, General Mills, Inc., Laboratories,\nMinneapolis, Minnesota, about 1943-1951,\nConsultant, Self-employed, Tucson, Arizona, 1951 to\nthe present, 1972.\nCharter Member, American Institute of Nutrition, 1933, on; Member,\nthe American Society of Biological Chemists, and of other profesional\n: societies in the field of chenistry and nutrition.\nMember at various times of committees, editorial boards and the like.\npSYo)6] goxovan aia essH/AUVAN Well are LU ksi4avze(ofe16 | anicigitcmeles)a1e(8)/8[elersyranlie|@ Paar", "img_62649.png": "me\nLela Evangeline Booher\nVita :\nBorn, 9 March 1898, at Dayton, Ohio.\nEducated at: eee\nOhio State University, BeS., 1920\nIowa, MeS., 1922 va\nColumbia University, Ph, D. (Chemistry) 1928,\nPositions \u2018held includes cee ee\nInstructor in Biochemistry, New York Post-Graduate\nMedical School and Hospital, 1922-192),\nAssistant in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1924-1928,\nBiochemist, St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-1929,\nInstructor in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1930-1936.\nChief, Foods and Nutrition, Bureau of Home Economics,\nUSDA, 1936 to about 1942,\nChemist, Children\u2019s Hospital, Milwauliee , Wisconsin,\n1942-1943,\nNutritionist, General Mills, Inc., Laboratories,\nMinneapolis, Minnesota, about 1943-1951,\nConsultant, Self-employed, Tucson, Arizona, 1951 to\nthe present, 1972.\nCharter Member, American Institute of Nutrition, 1933, on; Member,\nthe American Society of Biological Chemists, and of other profesional\n: societies in the field of chenistry and nutrition.\nMember at various times of committees, editorial boards and the like.\npSYo)6] goxovan aia essH/AUVAN Well are LU ksi4avze(ofe16 | anicigitcmeles)a1e(8)/8[elersyranlie|@ Paar", "img_62650.png": "me\nLela Evangeline Booher\nVita :\nBorn, 9 March 1898, at Dayton, Ohio.\nEducated at: eee\nOhio State University, BeS., 1920\nIowa, MeS., 1922 va\nColumbia University, Ph, D. (Chemistry) 1928,\nPositions \u2018held includes cee ee\nInstructor in Biochemistry, New York Post-Graduate\nMedical School and Hospital, 1922-192),\nAssistant in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1924-1928,\nBiochemist, St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-1929,\nInstructor in Chemistry, Columbia University, 1930-1936.\nChief, Foods and Nutrition, Bureau of Home Economics,\nUSDA, 1936 to about 1942,\nChemist, Children\u2019s Hospital, Milwauliee , Wisconsin,\n1942-1943,\nNutritionist, General Mills, Inc., Laboratories,\nMinneapolis, Minnesota, about 1943-1951,\nConsultant, Self-employed, Tucson, Arizona, 1951 to\nthe present, 1972.\nCharter Member, American Institute of Nutrition, 1933, on; Member,\nthe American Society of Biological Chemists, and of other profesional\n: societies in the field of chenistry and nutrition.\nMember at various times of committees, editorial boards and the like.\npSYo)6] goxovan aia essH/AUVAN Well are LU ksi4avze(ofe16 | anicigitcmeles)a1e(8)/8[elersyranlie|@ Paar", "img_56686.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bask of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Tesws 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST\nMay 1, 14 66 through April 30, 19 G7\n1. PERSONNEL NAMES MONTHS\na. Surimer stipend for principal Investigeter .\n_.gobn EB. Kilpatricys en 2-1/2 5 4,028\nb. Postdectoml fellowships\naye be filled 200\nCO cece nnn tn teeta | erm Se\nco. Predoctoral fellowships , ,\nUY cococee nnn cinaimenn heen enn tet Bente\nd. Gadergraduate scholarships\nCO a enh nent eng tment uae i\nERY ee a at ets gtb228 0G\n2, PERMANENT SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT (itemize only the equipment\ncasting more thes 380.00.)\n3. EXPENDABLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List majux items.\n: List missellsn\u00e9ons items in groups up te amounts not exceeding $506)\ng PRO COPLES ne BOD\npT Raboratory Supplies nent SOD\neT Repairs bo equipment nme Bee OO\nBe corn SOUCY itpS www. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/dpcs/ztB0226", "img_56687.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bask of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Tesws 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST\nMay 1, 14 66 through April 30, 19 G7\n1. PERSONNEL NAMES MONTHS\na. Surimer stipend for principal Investigeter .\n_.gobn EB. Kilpatricys en 2-1/2 5 4,028\nb. Postdectoml fellowships\naye be filled 200\nCO cece nnn tn teeta | erm Se\nco. Predoctoral fellowships , ,\nUY cococee nnn cinaimenn heen enn tet Bente\nd. Gadergraduate scholarships\nCO a enh nent eng tment uae i\nERY ee a at ets gtb228 0G\n2, PERMANENT SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT (itemize only the equipment\ncasting more thes 380.00.)\n3. EXPENDABLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List majux items.\n: List missellsn\u00e9ons items in groups up te amounts not exceeding $506)\ng PRO COPLES ne BOD\npT Raboratory Supplies nent SOD\neT Repairs bo equipment nme Bee OO\nBe corn SOUCY itpS www. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/dpcs/ztB0226", "img_56688.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bask of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Tesws 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST\nMay 1, 14 66 through April 30, 19 G7\n1. PERSONNEL NAMES MONTHS\na. Surimer stipend for principal Investigeter .\n_.gobn EB. Kilpatricys en 2-1/2 5 4,028\nb. Postdectoml fellowships\naye be filled 200\nCO cece nnn tn teeta | erm Se\nco. Predoctoral fellowships , ,\nUY cococee nnn cinaimenn heen enn tet Bente\nd. Gadergraduate scholarships\nCO a enh nent eng tment uae i\nERY ee a at ets gtb228 0G\n2, PERMANENT SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT (itemize only the equipment\ncasting more thes 380.00.)\n3. EXPENDABLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List majux items.\n: List missellsn\u00e9ons items in groups up te amounts not exceeding $506)\ng PRO COPLES ne BOD\npT Raboratory Supplies nent SOD\neT Repairs bo equipment nme Bee OO\nBe corn SOUCY itpS www. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/dpcs/ztB0226", "img_56689.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bask of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Tesws 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST\nMay 1, 14 66 through April 30, 19 G7\n1. PERSONNEL NAMES MONTHS\na. Surimer stipend for principal Investigeter .\n_.gobn EB. Kilpatricys en 2-1/2 5 4,028\nb. Postdectoml fellowships\naye be filled 200\nCO cece nnn tn teeta | erm Se\nco. Predoctoral fellowships , ,\nUY cococee nnn cinaimenn heen enn tet Bente\nd. Gadergraduate scholarships\nCO a enh nent eng tment uae i\nERY ee a at ets gtb228 0G\n2, PERMANENT SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT (itemize only the equipment\ncasting more thes 380.00.)\n3. EXPENDABLE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS AND SERVICES (List majux items.\n: List missellsn\u00e9ons items in groups up te amounts not exceeding $506)\ng PRO COPLES ne BOD\npT Raboratory Supplies nent SOD\neT Repairs bo equipment nme Bee OO\nBe corn SOUCY itpS www. industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/dpcs/ztB0226", "img_24426.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bank of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Texas 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST SUMMARY\nYEAR (AS APPLICABLE)\nMay 1, 19 6 Mey i, Io 2 May 1, 18 Total\nthrough. through through\nAon 30, 1987 Ape 30,09 pn BS\nL. Bersannel oc ninconnnoone SB Eb 2BB.00 8 0 8D Bee 00\n2. Permanent Scientifie Equipment wo SB\n3. Expendable Scientific tems & Services... S$. B40.00 $B OO\ni A, Other Expense ccc nnonnenee Se PPE OO 8 BB SOO\n3. TOTAL Exclusive of Overhead O00. BLS OS3 00 BB oe. on\nB. Overhead oo cunniennninnmnnenonn Subs SSF00 08 0B Bas a\n7. TOTAL AMOUNT of Propesed Budget 2... $15,000.00 08.00 BL BS 000 00\nName(s} of Principal Investigator(s) John E. Kilpatrick 0\nInstitution William Marsh Rice University\nTHE SPACE BELOW IS FOR USE BY THE FOUNDATION:\nGrant Period: secececitttensiionercammmmminnd BE ce BO eeeenmenencneneentintencneennnmnen \u00ae \u00a3O es Grant NQ. ceeneentee\ni Agproved Not Apprved :\nDirector of Research: oc ccseccssconsesseney nner cents ene ene nemneranennnmmsinilinbiininie need :\nSelentific Advisory Board occccccccucccsecee, nce eessnuneneenvnneessuneeenntnee Lures eenengenayernien sehen tseeeeneem :\nGrantee and Institution Notified oe DD :\nRamerks:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zxfk0226 i", "img_24423.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bank of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Texas 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST SUMMARY\nYEAR (AS APPLICABLE)\nMay 1, 19 6 Mey i, Io 2 May 1, 18 Total\nthrough. through through\nAon 30, 1987 Ape 30,09 pn BS\nL. Bersannel oc ninconnnoone SB Eb 2BB.00 8 0 8D Bee 00\n2. Permanent Scientifie Equipment wo SB\n3. Expendable Scientific tems & Services... S$. B40.00 $B OO\ni A, Other Expense ccc nnonnenee Se PPE OO 8 BB SOO\n3. TOTAL Exclusive of Overhead O00. BLS OS3 00 BB oe. on\nB. Overhead oo cunniennninnmnnenonn Subs SSF00 08 0B Bas a\n7. TOTAL AMOUNT of Propesed Budget 2... $15,000.00 08.00 BL BS 000 00\nName(s} of Principal Investigator(s) John E. Kilpatrick 0\nInstitution William Marsh Rice University\nTHE SPACE BELOW IS FOR USE BY THE FOUNDATION:\nGrant Period: secececitttensiionercammmmminnd BE ce BO eeeenmenencneneentintencneennnmnen \u00ae \u00a3O es Grant NQ. ceeneentee\ni Agproved Not Apprved :\nDirector of Research: oc ccseccssconsesseney nner cents ene ene nemneranennnmmsinilinbiininie need :\nSelentific Advisory Board occccccccucccsecee, nce eessnuneneenvnneessuneeenntnee Lures eenengenayernien sehen tseeeeneem :\nGrantee and Institution Notified oe DD :\nRamerks:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zxfk0226 i", "img_24422.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bank of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Texas 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST SUMMARY\nYEAR (AS APPLICABLE)\nMay 1, 19 6 Mey i, Io 2 May 1, 18 Total\nthrough. through through\nAon 30, 1987 Ape 30,09 pn BS\nL. Bersannel oc ninconnnoone SB Eb 2BB.00 8 0 8D Bee 00\n2. Permanent Scientifie Equipment wo SB\n3. Expendable Scientific tems & Services... S$. B40.00 $B OO\ni A, Other Expense ccc nnonnenee Se PPE OO 8 BB SOO\n3. TOTAL Exclusive of Overhead O00. BLS OS3 00 BB oe. on\nB. Overhead oo cunniennninnmnnenonn Subs SSF00 08 0B Bas a\n7. TOTAL AMOUNT of Propesed Budget 2... $15,000.00 08.00 BL BS 000 00\nName(s} of Principal Investigator(s) John E. Kilpatrick 0\nInstitution William Marsh Rice University\nTHE SPACE BELOW IS FOR USE BY THE FOUNDATION:\nGrant Period: secececitttensiionercammmmminnd BE ce BO eeeenmenencneneentintencneennnmnen \u00ae \u00a3O es Grant NQ. ceeneentee\ni Agproved Not Apprved :\nDirector of Research: oc ccseccssconsesseney nner cents ene ene nemneranennnmmsinilinbiininie need :\nSelentific Advisory Board occccccccucccsecee, nce eessnuneneenvnneessuneeenntnee Lures eenengenayernien sehen tseeeeneem :\nGrantee and Institution Notified oe DD :\nRamerks:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zxfk0226 i", "img_24420.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bank of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Texas 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST SUMMARY\nYEAR (AS APPLICABLE)\nMay 1, 19 6 Mey i, Io 2 May 1, 18 Total\nthrough. through through\nAon 30, 1987 Ape 30,09 pn BS\nL. Bersannel oc ninconnnoone SB Eb 2BB.00 8 0 8D Bee 00\n2. Permanent Scientifie Equipment wo SB\n3. Expendable Scientific tems & Services... S$. B40.00 $B OO\ni A, Other Expense ccc nnonnenee Se PPE OO 8 BB SOO\n3. TOTAL Exclusive of Overhead O00. BLS OS3 00 BB oe. on\nB. Overhead oo cunniennninnmnnenonn Subs SSF00 08 0B Bas a\n7. TOTAL AMOUNT of Propesed Budget 2... $15,000.00 08.00 BL BS 000 00\nName(s} of Principal Investigator(s) John E. Kilpatrick 0\nInstitution William Marsh Rice University\nTHE SPACE BELOW IS FOR USE BY THE FOUNDATION:\nGrant Period: secececitttensiionercammmmminnd BE ce BO eeeenmenencneneentintencneennnmnen \u00ae \u00a3O es Grant NQ. ceeneentee\ni Agproved Not Apprved :\nDirector of Research: oc ccseccssconsesseney nner cents ene ene nemneranennnmmsinilinbiininie need :\nSelentific Advisory Board occccccccucccsecee, nce eessnuneneenvnneessuneeenntnee Lures eenengenayernien sehen tseeeeneem :\nGrantee and Institution Notified oe DD :\nRamerks:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zxfk0226 i", "img_24421.png": "THE ROBERT A. WELCH FOUNDATION\n2010 Bank of the Southwest Building\nHouston, Texas 77002\nBUDGET REQUEST SUMMARY\nYEAR (AS APPLICABLE)\nMay 1, 19 6 Mey i, Io 2 May 1, 18 Total\nthrough. through through\nAon 30, 1987 Ape 30,09 pn BS\nL. Bersannel oc ninconnnoone SB Eb 2BB.00 8 0 8D Bee 00\n2. Permanent Scientifie Equipment wo SB\n3. Expendable Scientific tems & Services... S$. B40.00 $B OO\ni A, Other Expense ccc nnonnenee Se PPE OO 8 BB SOO\n3. TOTAL Exclusive of Overhead O00. BLS OS3 00 BB oe. on\nB. Overhead oo cunniennninnmnnenonn Subs SSF00 08 0B Bas a\n7. TOTAL AMOUNT of Propesed Budget 2... $15,000.00 08.00 BL BS 000 00\nName(s} of Principal Investigator(s) John E. Kilpatrick 0\nInstitution William Marsh Rice University\nTHE SPACE BELOW IS FOR USE BY THE FOUNDATION:\nGrant Period: secececitttensiionercammmmminnd BE ce BO eeeenmenencneneentintencneennnmnen \u00ae \u00a3O es Grant NQ. ceeneentee\ni Agproved Not Apprved :\nDirector of Research: oc ccseccssconsesseney nner cents ene ene nemneranennnmmsinilinbiininie need :\nSelentific Advisory Board occccccccucccsecee, nce eessnuneneenvnneessuneeenntnee Lures eenengenayernien sehen tseeeeneem :\nGrantee and Institution Notified oe DD :\nRamerks:\nSource: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/zxfk0226 i", "img_5495.png": "a ae ; 2 \u2018\ni |\nMi | MO R AND UM ; ? Logistics DEPARTMEN $\nj oT. ' : ! , ENVIROMENTAL\nee : oie ; , : . i - PROTECTION\neee agi DEC 29 1230\n_ December 15, 1980 =... a\n+e @ \u2018 . aor i =\n\u2018 Ne an inteictniuatencnlaresttin nn >\nee bee. f 4 ; Ed i ,\nMr. V. Ws Pink ee mate\n_ \u2018Technology Division | ;\n- Room 1505 BENS L\u00a3O2 ts osew pil :\nla . ta E a) i\n| ae ee Attached for your attention is a copy of the Environmental\nie <i a . .\n* ' Quality Committee report for October to December 10; 1980.\n| iu, : at ol bad (rank! eff ceswteld mate ye Liegig\n~ hese peewee fhe eMb> OF SoubosG gaiwolin sane\nel een ig! ws a\na Ses bdwenaiiiex oo 2 Taxco io\ne te. ; > Bay fan = .xerggae 000~.0L \u201c4 MAUR! Sr Spc\ni ; Ss int] a bi ar \u2014 tT. A. Underwood \u2014 \u2019 \u2122 '\n+4 Ie Pod \u2018 \u2018 4 >\nee osob Sadosd ite a OM. wertor.::\nNelupe. 8 baxoxp O\u00a2n0 paiwold gaw D0) ane. -\nRees Ma gies yd\n2 GIST Same 4B So. fig EVOSS Aigrs? ~ 2 4 3\nWa. ie Keough i pros a bE ies Bes ego\nes aca ead ; Reber ct, i: |\n1 ; ol\u00a2 uhow 2 ab | tigi Pisavnl 7 i\n| \u2018 nce se TAS &\n. sera \u2018wentet =<\na se Ae Lore ; =\n, we = 209 er\nel a [ se B\nee 7\npee Bem\nrks.\n6%, BEELER\nS iit =\npicks. tie", "img_5491.png": "a ae ; 2 \u2018\ni |\nMi | MO R AND UM ; ? Logistics DEPARTMEN $\nj oT. ' : ! , ENVIROMENTAL\nee : oie ; , : . i - PROTECTION\neee agi DEC 29 1230\n_ December 15, 1980 =... a\n+e @ \u2018 . aor i =\n\u2018 Ne an inteictniuatencnlaresttin nn >\nee bee. f 4 ; Ed i ,\nMr. V. Ws Pink ee mate\n_ \u2018Technology Division | ;\n- Room 1505 BENS L\u00a3O2 ts osew pil :\nla . ta E a) i\n| ae ee Attached for your attention is a copy of the Environmental\nie <i a . .\n* ' Quality Committee report for October to December 10; 1980.\n| iu, : at ol bad (rank! eff ceswteld mate ye Liegig\n~ hese peewee fhe eMb> OF SoubosG gaiwolin sane\nel een ig! ws a\na Ses bdwenaiiiex oo 2 Taxco io\ne te. ; > Bay fan = .xerggae 000~.0L \u201c4 MAUR! Sr Spc\ni ; Ss int] a bi ar \u2014 tT. A. Underwood \u2014 \u2019 \u2122 '\n+4 Ie Pod \u2018 \u2018 4 >\nee osob Sadosd ite a OM. wertor.::\nNelupe. 8 baxoxp O\u00a2n0 paiwold gaw D0) ane. -\nRees Ma gies yd\n2 GIST Same 4B So. fig EVOSS Aigrs? ~ 2 4 3\nWa. ie Keough i pros a bE ies Bes ego\nes aca ead ; Reber ct, i: |\n1 ; ol\u00a2 uhow 2 ab | tigi Pisavnl 7 i\n| \u2018 nce se TAS &\n. sera \u2018wentet =<\na se Ae Lore ; =\n, we = 209 er\nel a [ se B\nee 7\npee Bem\nrks.\n6%, BEELER\nS iit =\npicks. tie", "img_5492.png": "a ae ; 2 \u2018\ni |\nMi | MO R AND UM ; ? Logistics DEPARTMEN $\nj oT. ' : ! , ENVIROMENTAL\nee : oie ; , : . i - PROTECTION\neee agi DEC 29 1230\n_ December 15, 1980 =... a\n+e @ \u2018 . aor i =\n\u2018 Ne an inteictniuatencnlaresttin nn >\nee bee. f 4 ; Ed i ,\nMr. V. Ws Pink ee mate\n_ \u2018Technology Division | ;\n- Room 1505 BENS L\u00a3O2 ts osew pil :\nla . ta E a) i\n| ae ee Attached for your attention is a copy of the Environmental\nie <i a . .\n* ' Quality Committee report for October to December 10; 1980.\n| iu, : at ol bad (rank! eff ceswteld mate ye Liegig\n~ hese peewee fhe eMb> OF SoubosG gaiwolin sane\nel een ig! ws a\na Ses bdwenaiiiex oo 2 Taxco io\ne te. ; > Bay fan = .xerggae 000~.0L \u201c4 MAUR! Sr Spc\ni ; Ss int] a bi ar \u2014 tT. A. Underwood \u2014 \u2019 \u2122 '\n+4 Ie Pod \u2018 \u2018 4 >\nee osob Sadosd ite a OM. wertor.::\nNelupe. 8 baxoxp O\u00a2n0 paiwold gaw D0) ane. -\nRees Ma gies yd\n2 GIST Same 4B So. fig EVOSS Aigrs? ~ 2 4 3\nWa. ie Keough i pros a bE ies Bes ego\nes aca ead ; Reber ct, i: |\n1 ; ol\u00a2 uhow 2 ab | tigi Pisavnl 7 i\n| \u2018 nce se TAS &\n. sera \u2018wentet =<\na se Ae Lore ; =\n, we = 209 er\nel a [ se B\nee 7\npee Bem\nrks.\n6%, BEELER\nS iit =\npicks. tie", "img_5494.png": "a ae ; 2 \u2018\ni |\nMi | MO R AND UM ; ? Logistics DEPARTMEN $\nj oT. ' : ! , ENVIROMENTAL\nee : oie ; , : . i - PROTECTION\neee agi DEC 29 1230\n_ December 15, 1980 =... a\n+e @ \u2018 . aor i =\n\u2018 Ne an inteictniuatencnlaresttin nn >\nee bee. f 4 ; Ed i ,\nMr. V. Ws Pink ee mate\n_ \u2018Technology Division | ;\n- Room 1505 BENS L\u00a3O2 ts osew pil :\nla . ta E a) i\n| ae ee Attached for your attention is a copy of the Environmental\nie <i a . .\n* ' Quality Committee report for October to December 10; 1980.\n| iu, : at ol bad (rank! eff ceswteld mate ye Liegig\n~ hese peewee fhe eMb> OF SoubosG gaiwolin sane\nel een ig! ws a\na Ses bdwenaiiiex oo 2 Taxco io\ne te. ; > Bay fan = .xerggae 000~.0L \u201c4 MAUR! Sr Spc\ni ; Ss int] a bi ar \u2014 tT. A. Underwood \u2014 \u2019 \u2122 '\n+4 Ie Pod \u2018 \u2018 4 >\nee osob Sadosd ite a OM. wertor.::\nNelupe. 8 baxoxp O\u00a2n0 paiwold gaw D0) ane. -\nRees Ma gies yd\n2 GIST Same 4B So. fig EVOSS Aigrs? ~ 2 4 3\nWa. ie Keough i pros a bE ies Bes ego\nes aca ead ; Reber ct, i: |\n1 ; ol\u00a2 uhow 2 ab | tigi Pisavnl 7 i\n| \u2018 nce se TAS &\n. sera \u2018wentet =<\na se Ae Lore ; =\n, we = 209 er\nel a [ se B\nee 7\npee Bem\nrks.\n6%, BEELER\nS iit =\npicks. tie", "img_29757.png": "mae Se ew SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS a\nyz\nLISTING OF PROPOSED DECREASES FOR RESEARCH, 1967 BUDGET ESTIMATES\na i\nProposed recommendations by\nSenate committee\nDecreases recom- \u2014\u2014 ee\nItem mended by De- oe\npartment in fiscal | Amounts recom- | Amounts recom 8\nyear 1967 budget | mended for elim- mended for re-\nination in fiscal search to be con- Q\nyear 1967 budget tinued qj\nFarm RESEARCH q\nANIMAL HUSBANDRY RESEARCH B\n(1) Closing sheep breeding research station at Fort Wingate, N. Mex---.-----.----------------------------+-+------- $88, 900 $98,000 45222252522 i.\n(2) Elimination of small swine husbandry research project at Miles City, Mont........--.--.-----------.-.---------- 25, 300 GRD tee ee eee a\n(8) Elimination of cooperative population genetics research with small laboratory organisms at Lafayette, Ind_--.._ 6 O08 a ee $48, 500 =\n(4) Elimination of cooperative beef cattle breeding research nearing completion at Ames, Iowa_-..------------------ 10 OOD Boe aces ede 10, 000 5\na\n(6) Reduction in beef and dairy cattle husbandry research, Tifton, Ga..-----..-----------------------------------+- B05 200 eee rennet 43, 200 &\n(6) Reduction in meat carcass yield and quality studies, Beltsville, Md---.--.------------------------------------.- AN et, nee a 52,100 oS\n(7) Reduction of research on production factors affecting quality of poultry products, Beltsville, Md_-..-.-------..- 30, 300 8D, SOOM o fees cust cece ase &\n(8) In view of more extensive research on these species to be initiated at Clay Center, Nebr, and cost reductions due to es\nmore efficient feed preparation facilities and automatic watering systems: Beltsville, Md_.-..-.-.-------------- 16, 000 TEAS. -<- a na-nn sae \u00a9\nMilos City; Nome Id oer cnn nek h tnd cements Roan ba ns Site nea aes nn as ein deas ate ll 7,000 7000). ecco so. neces -\nCoy Featiarattes Layee MER iethsa yo kona va escloin a Scrn gen ewinneny ectaeceaness deta skis aeese steed 2,000 9000 | _sexupcuuse secs\n\"ERE, MEticany MpeeRemtteey AMONG. sooo toss ook cars ooc2s cis sccesaeonstdnessasesckadsbsrcco seed eee 323, 300 169, 500 153, 800\na\n\u00a9\nwy) aaa yas ie, se) e, )", "img_29760.png": "mae Se ew SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS a\nyz\nLISTING OF PROPOSED DECREASES FOR RESEARCH, 1967 BUDGET ESTIMATES\na i\nProposed recommendations by\nSenate committee\nDecreases recom- \u2014\u2014 ee\nItem mended by De- oe\npartment in fiscal | Amounts recom- | Amounts recom 8\nyear 1967 budget | mended for elim- mended for re-\nination in fiscal search to be con- Q\nyear 1967 budget tinued qj\nFarm RESEARCH q\nANIMAL HUSBANDRY RESEARCH B\n(1) Closing sheep breeding research station at Fort Wingate, N. Mex---.-----.----------------------------+-+------- $88, 900 $98,000 45222252522 i.\n(2) Elimination of small swine husbandry research project at Miles City, Mont........--.--.-----------.-.---------- 25, 300 GRD tee ee eee a\n(8) Elimination of cooperative population genetics research with small laboratory organisms at Lafayette, Ind_--.._ 6 O08 a ee $48, 500 =\n(4) Elimination of cooperative beef cattle breeding research nearing completion at Ames, Iowa_-..------------------ 10 OOD Boe aces ede 10, 000 5\na\n(6) Reduction in beef and dairy cattle husbandry research, Tifton, Ga..-----..-----------------------------------+- B05 200 eee rennet 43, 200 &\n(6) Reduction in meat carcass yield and quality studies, Beltsville, Md---.--.------------------------------------.- AN et, nee a 52,100 oS\n(7) Reduction of research on production factors affecting quality of poultry products, Beltsville, Md_-..-.-------..- 30, 300 8D, SOOM o fees cust cece ase &\n(8) In view of more extensive research on these species to be initiated at Clay Center, Nebr, and cost reductions due to es\nmore efficient feed preparation facilities and automatic watering systems: Beltsville, Md_.-..-.-.-------------- 16, 000 TEAS. -<- a na-nn sae \u00a9\nMilos City; Nome Id oer cnn nek h tnd cements Roan ba ns Site nea aes nn as ein deas ate ll 7,000 7000). ecco so. neces -\nCoy Featiarattes Layee MER iethsa yo kona va escloin a Scrn gen ewinneny ectaeceaness deta skis aeese steed 2,000 9000 | _sexupcuuse secs\n\"ERE, MEticany MpeeRemtteey AMONG. sooo toss ook cars ooc2s cis sccesaeonstdnessasesckadsbsrcco seed eee 323, 300 169, 500 153, 800\na\n\u00a9\nwy) aaa yas ie, se) e, )", "img_29763.png": "mae Se ew SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS a\nyz\nLISTING OF PROPOSED DECREASES FOR RESEARCH, 1967 BUDGET ESTIMATES\na i\nProposed recommendations by\nSenate committee\nDecreases recom- \u2014\u2014 ee\nItem mended by De- oe\npartment in fiscal | Amounts recom- | Amounts recom 8\nyear 1967 budget | mended for elim- mended for re-\nination in fiscal search to be con- Q\nyear 1967 budget tinued qj\nFarm RESEARCH q\nANIMAL HUSBANDRY RESEARCH B\n(1) Closing sheep breeding research station at Fort Wingate, N. Mex---.-----.----------------------------+-+------- $88, 900 $98,000 45222252522 i.\n(2) Elimination of small swine husbandry research project at Miles City, Mont........--.--.-----------.-.---------- 25, 300 GRD tee ee eee a\n(8) Elimination of cooperative population genetics research with small laboratory organisms at Lafayette, Ind_--.._ 6 O08 a ee $48, 500 =\n(4) Elimination of cooperative beef cattle breeding research nearing completion at Ames, Iowa_-..------------------ 10 OOD Boe aces ede 10, 000 5\na\n(6) Reduction in beef and dairy cattle husbandry research, Tifton, Ga..-----..-----------------------------------+- B05 200 eee rennet 43, 200 &\n(6) Reduction in meat carcass yield and quality studies, Beltsville, Md---.--.------------------------------------.- AN et, nee a 52,100 oS\n(7) Reduction of research on production factors affecting quality of poultry products, Beltsville, Md_-..-.-------..- 30, 300 8D, SOOM o fees cust cece ase &\n(8) In view of more extensive research on these species to be initiated at Clay Center, Nebr, and cost reductions due to es\nmore efficient feed preparation facilities and automatic watering systems: Beltsville, Md_.-..-.-.-------------- 16, 000 TEAS. -<- a na-nn sae \u00a9\nMilos City; Nome Id oer cnn nek h tnd cements Roan ba ns Site nea aes nn as ein deas ate ll 7,000 7000). ecco so. neces -\nCoy Featiarattes Layee MER iethsa yo kona va escloin a Scrn gen ewinneny ectaeceaness deta skis aeese steed 2,000 9000 | _sexupcuuse secs\n\"ERE, MEticany MpeeRemtteey AMONG. sooo toss ook cars ooc2s cis sccesaeonstdnessasesckadsbsrcco seed eee 323, 300 169, 500 153, 800\na\n\u00a9\nwy) aaa yas ie, se) e, )", "img_29764.png": "mae Se ew SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS a\nyz\nLISTING OF PROPOSED DECREASES FOR RESEARCH, 1967 BUDGET ESTIMATES\na i\nProposed recommendations by\nSenate committee\nDecreases recom- \u2014\u2014 ee\nItem mended by De- oe\npartment in fiscal | Amounts recom- | Amounts recom 8\nyear 1967 budget | mended for elim- mended for re-\nination in fiscal search to be con- Q\nyear 1967 budget tinued qj\nFarm RESEARCH q\nANIMAL HUSBANDRY RESEARCH B\n(1) Closing sheep breeding research station at Fort Wingate, N. Mex---.-----.----------------------------+-+------- $88, 900 $98,000 45222252522 i.\n(2) Elimination of small swine husbandry research project at Miles City, Mont........--.--.-----------.-.---------- 25, 300 GRD tee ee eee a\n(8) Elimination of cooperative population genetics research with small laboratory organisms at Lafayette, Ind_--.._ 6 O08 a ee $48, 500 =\n(4) Elimination of cooperative beef cattle breeding research nearing completion at Ames, Iowa_-..------------------ 10 OOD Boe aces ede 10, 000 5\na\n(6) Reduction in beef and dairy cattle husbandry research, Tifton, Ga..-----..-----------------------------------+- B05 200 eee rennet 43, 200 &\n(6) Reduction in meat carcass yield and quality studies, Beltsville, Md---.--.------------------------------------.- AN et, nee a 52,100 oS\n(7) Reduction of research on production factors affecting quality of poultry products, Beltsville, Md_-..-.-------..- 30, 300 8D, SOOM o fees cust cece ase &\n(8) In view of more extensive research on these species to be initiated at Clay Center, Nebr, and cost reductions due to es\nmore efficient feed preparation facilities and automatic watering systems: Beltsville, Md_.-..-.-.-------------- 16, 000 TEAS. -<- a na-nn sae \u00a9\nMilos City; Nome Id oer cnn nek h tnd cements Roan ba ns Site nea aes nn as ein deas ate ll 7,000 7000). ecco so. neces -\nCoy Featiarattes Layee MER iethsa yo kona va escloin a Scrn gen ewinneny ectaeceaness deta skis aeese steed 2,000 9000 | _sexupcuuse secs\n\"ERE, MEticany MpeeRemtteey AMONG. sooo toss ook cars ooc2s cis sccesaeonstdnessasesckadsbsrcco seed eee 323, 300 169, 500 153, 800\na\n\u00a9\nwy) aaa yas ie, se) e, )", "img_8117.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. Paul Knouse ws\naS . ee wo\n\nFURT Fem SST BML 100 er \u2014\u2014 re 8", "img_8118.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. Paul Knouse ws\naS . ee wo\n\nFURT Fem SST BML 100 er \u2014\u2014 re 8", "img_8119.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. Paul Knouse ws\naS . ee wo\n\nFURT Fem SST BML 100 er \u2014\u2014 re 8", "img_8120.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. Paul Knouse ws\naS . ee wo\n\nFURT Fem SST BML 100 er \u2014\u2014 re 8", "img_8121.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. Paul Knouse ws\naS . ee wo\n\nFURT Fem SST BML 100 er \u2014\u2014 re 8", "img_8122.png": "Rw) SIR gO .Ur ND LU sINEg aoe: Nuv Vo yo 4o-31 NOUS Foe\nio. oe 8, Response Code Request Form ceo\nFax # (910) 741-5327 eget\nAttn: Bonnie Tucker v\nRJR Brand: _Winston WM \u00abRJR Program #: 800005 _ Response Code: W77___\nProject Name: Winston MM Advertising Cards ~~\nDescription; Advertising card with name Generavion On BACK OF CRIS 16 be Placoa I lesloulents nN MIM FR Ra Tes\nMarket\nps 7) \u2014- - me .\nDistribution: Distribution Vehicle: Other (Explanation inComments)\n\nQuantity 40,000 Bi 42) . Sle\n\nPct Response 300 % af) 3 7Ore\" 5 On\n\n# of Responders er . 2\n\nAge Verification: &yes Ono\nTiming: 14/0708 Data Entry:\n\nExpiration Date TESTE Supptier MIARIG\n\nOffer Complete 2ST\n\nDays Offer Cpen Ot\n\n\" (ncoming mail BRE 4\nAgency: ,\n. Agency Name Pacts car Mntes if M/AVRIC Is supplier, do you\n? Contact Person Paula Carter need a MW/ARIC P.O. Box? yes\nPhone # WOES 0} 765-5030\nP.O. Box Tite; Winston\nFulfillment:\n\nCompany reenter nen nreerreree nae\n\nJob Number \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\nNumber of Items on Order Form \u2014___._. .\n\nP.O.Box Cty enn \u00ab= \u00abState Zip Cod\nMarketing Person Responsible for Project: _NickSeiner BH OF]\nProduction Contact; ______NlokSaldiner_ 0H\nResponse Code Requested By: SusanKing 10700 ~ 10797\nCopies of Confirmation Latter To: in\n\nMearyGloutier Paula Carter N\n\n) loves Beoby Nick Saldiner n\n. 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(1)}, Tipo vatuta CESSIONE \u2018s \u00bbACQUISTO CAMBIO In lire Itallane e serie Nome del traente (2) ;\n| > = [_-\u2014 $$$ | \u2014\u2014$\u2014\u2014.-\nCe a SAS\n| x ot \u201c9\nx 5 v5 0\n& i ! \u2018 4250 \"CD 2170; Die l4u\n* ale 7+ DE Liver. bey Naty z\n} y % #3 i\u00bb\nae 5 ay\n| x 8 Comm. _[Arrot. | TOTALE Lit.\n| Peet he (1) NATURA DEL TITOLO: B: Banconote\nere, 2 eit a Ms 5 T: Ass, viagg. \u2018\n| ie 9 ize \u201c7000 | LO 92.150 Si A: Ass. baneert\n} ed em {2) In caso dt nome Mleggibile,\n4 \\ n ow 4 indicera WW numero de) conto.\nfi tan a\nfo eee \u201c| CAUSALE VALUTARIA Gi\nj tins 6 \\ thes\nfae & { <u\neh ek 7\nf pee \\ oD Dd benestare dell'importo versatom! quate controvalore delle\u201d \" Ey Dichlaro di non aver ottenuto, per I! viaggio de Intraprendere,\n| f \u2018 | afute cedute, impegnandom! a rimborsarV! ogni differenza per altre assegnazioni di valuta e\u00a2 m'impegno a restitulre entro sette\n} Behe ae e | - rece aco St ee confermo inoltre i att psernt giornt dai iter fa parte (nutilizesta defia valuta ottenute\nBeye CASSIERE.. sono. stat! aa Aegortatt taivo -buon fine \u00a2\u20ac jora ine\n| me Ee - es casso sark da Vol curato per mio conto eas mio Hachio e che oO fermo vesnneere della sulndicata causale valutaria da me\n} Ne 4 CJ quind! ve he esegulrd Il rimborso # semplice richlesta qualora comunicatayl. 5\n| Ni ; St] fon sla stato possibile presentare | titoll per I! pagamento o a :\n} Wee . \u2014 ) 1 titoll stessi non vengano pagatl.\n| Oe: e Ly (Firma\n| ae\n} fs A z ee\n{ 3: TE ie\n| ene j #3 #35\nf Hae i $7 a;\n| Rt } { i? at\nfo Pap ia | f im ee\n; ei ie * *\nf the | i i\nyaaa is i\ni { ee th :\nhe ; pe} |\n\u201coe 3\na a a", "img_61551.png": "\u00a2\ni i \u00ab\nti: | 2 Bid\n1 \u2018 t :\nLaks % \u00a9)\nPee : | z. f : oe: :\n{ Foi jal 5 4 \u2018i a\nz j \u00e9 = 3\n| BS } \u2018 x & t :\n| eile {i% x : a\nteen :\n+ bs\nLoe BANCO DI SANTO SPIRITO Soi eetecsn\nft i eee 0 :\nbe N\u00b0 1600483\n| i UFFICIO CAMBIO AEROPORTO LEONARDO DA VINCI\nbe (hy h LA\n, ae: Sig. s Nagionallta 2 Pe\n| i\n\u00e9 Indirizzo SZ)\nik & { | CIF)\n| 3\n5 Documento di riconoscimento LO x a g di . H ny [7 t\n3\"\n4 (\n\u2018 \u00a3} Codice f Controvalore Numero Banca trassata 2\n\u00e9 , 3 operaz. (1)}, Tipo vatuta CESSIONE \u2018s \u00bbACQUISTO CAMBIO In lire Itallane e serie Nome del traente (2) ;\n| > = [_-\u2014 $$$ | \u2014\u2014$\u2014\u2014.-\nCe a SAS\n| x ot \u201c9\nx 5 v5 0\n& i ! \u2018 4250 \"CD 2170; Die l4u\n* ale 7+ DE Liver. bey Naty z\n} y % #3 i\u00bb\nae 5 ay\n| x 8 Comm. _[Arrot. | TOTALE Lit.\n| Peet he (1) NATURA DEL TITOLO: B: Banconote\nere, 2 eit a Ms 5 T: Ass, viagg. \u2018\n| ie 9 ize \u201c7000 | LO 92.150 Si A: Ass. baneert\n} ed em {2) In caso dt nome Mleggibile,\n4 \\ n ow 4 indicera WW numero de) conto.\nfi tan a\nfo eee \u201c| CAUSALE VALUTARIA Gi\nj tins 6 \\ thes\nfae & { <u\neh ek 7\nf pee \\ oD Dd benestare dell'importo versatom! quate controvalore delle\u201d \" Ey Dichlaro di non aver ottenuto, per I! viaggio de Intraprendere,\n| f \u2018 | afute cedute, impegnandom! a rimborsarV! ogni differenza per altre assegnazioni di valuta e\u00a2 m'impegno a restitulre entro sette\n} Behe ae e | - rece aco St ee confermo inoltre i att psernt giornt dai iter fa parte (nutilizesta defia valuta ottenute\nBeye CASSIERE.. sono. stat! aa Aegortatt taivo -buon fine \u00a2\u20ac jora ine\n| me Ee - es casso sark da Vol curato per mio conto eas mio Hachio e che oO fermo vesnneere della sulndicata causale valutaria da me\n} Ne 4 CJ quind! ve he esegulrd Il rimborso # semplice richlesta qualora comunicatayl. 5\n| Ni ; St] fon sla stato possibile presentare | titoll per I! pagamento o a :\n} Wee . \u2014 ) 1 titoll stessi non vengano pagatl.\n| Oe: e Ly (Firma\n| ae\n} fs A z ee\n{ 3: TE ie\n| ene j #3 #35\nf Hae i $7 a;\n| Rt } { i? at\nfo Pap ia | f im ee\n; ei ie * *\nf the | i i\nyaaa is i\ni { ee th :\nhe ; pe} |\n\u201coe 3\na a a", "img_61554.png": "\u00a2\ni i \u00ab\nti: | 2 Bid\n1 \u2018 t :\nLaks % \u00a9)\nPee : | z. f : oe: :\n{ Foi jal 5 4 \u2018i a\nz j \u00e9 = 3\n| BS } \u2018 x & t :\n| eile {i% x : a\nteen :\n+ bs\nLoe BANCO DI SANTO SPIRITO Soi eetecsn\nft i eee 0 :\nbe N\u00b0 1600483\n| i UFFICIO CAMBIO AEROPORTO LEONARDO DA VINCI\nbe (hy h LA\n, ae: Sig. s Nagionallta 2 Pe\n| i\n\u00e9 Indirizzo SZ)\nik & { | CIF)\n| 3\n5 Documento di riconoscimento LO x a g di . H ny [7 t\n3\"\n4 (\n\u2018 \u00a3} Codice f Controvalore Numero Banca trassata 2\n\u00e9 , 3 operaz. (1)}, Tipo vatuta CESSIONE \u2018s \u00bbACQUISTO CAMBIO In lire Itallane e serie Nome del traente (2) ;\n| > = [_-\u2014 $$$ | \u2014\u2014$\u2014\u2014.-\nCe a SAS\n| x ot \u201c9\nx 5 v5 0\n& i ! \u2018 4250 \"CD 2170; Die l4u\n* ale 7+ DE Liver. bey Naty z\n} y % #3 i\u00bb\nae 5 ay\n| x 8 Comm. _[Arrot. | TOTALE Lit.\n| Peet he (1) NATURA DEL TITOLO: B: Banconote\nere, 2 eit a Ms 5 T: Ass, viagg. \u2018\n| ie 9 ize \u201c7000 | LO 92.150 Si A: Ass. baneert\n} ed em {2) In caso dt nome Mleggibile,\n4 \\ n ow 4 indicera WW numero de) conto.\nfi tan a\nfo eee \u201c| CAUSALE VALUTARIA Gi\nj tins 6 \\ thes\nfae & { <u\neh ek 7\nf pee \\ oD Dd benestare dell'importo versatom! quate controvalore delle\u201d \" Ey Dichlaro di non aver ottenuto, per I! viaggio de Intraprendere,\n| f \u2018 | afute cedute, impegnandom! a rimborsarV! ogni differenza per altre assegnazioni di valuta e\u00a2 m'impegno a restitulre entro sette\n} Behe ae e | - rece aco St ee confermo inoltre i att psernt giornt dai iter fa parte (nutilizesta defia valuta ottenute\nBeye CASSIERE.. sono. stat! aa Aegortatt taivo -buon fine \u00a2\u20ac jora ine\n| me Ee - es casso sark da Vol curato per mio conto eas mio Hachio e che oO fermo vesnneere della sulndicata causale valutaria da me\n} Ne 4 CJ quind! ve he esegulrd Il rimborso # semplice richlesta qualora comunicatayl. 5\n| Ni ; St] fon sla stato possibile presentare | titoll per I! pagamento o a :\n} Wee . \u2014 ) 1 titoll stessi non vengano pagatl.\n| Oe: e Ly (Firma\n| ae\n} fs A z ee\n{ 3: TE ie\n| ene j #3 #35\nf Hae i $7 a;\n| Rt } { i? at\nfo Pap ia | f im ee\n; ei ie * *\nf the | i i\nyaaa is i\ni { ee th :\nhe ; pe} |\n\u201coe 3\na a a", "img_61559.png": "\u00a2\ni i \u00ab\nti: | 2 Bid\n1 \u2018 t :\nLaks % \u00a9)\nPee : | z. f : oe: :\n{ Foi jal 5 4 \u2018i a\nz j \u00e9 = 3\n| BS } \u2018 x & t :\n| eile {i% x : a\nteen :\n+ bs\nLoe BANCO DI SANTO SPIRITO Soi eetecsn\nft i eee 0 :\nbe N\u00b0 1600483\n| i UFFICIO CAMBIO AEROPORTO LEONARDO DA VINCI\nbe (hy h LA\n, ae: Sig. s Nagionallta 2 Pe\n| i\n\u00e9 Indirizzo SZ)\nik & { | CIF)\n| 3\n5 Documento di riconoscimento LO x a g di . H ny [7 t\n3\"\n4 (\n\u2018 \u00a3} Codice f Controvalore Numero Banca trassata 2\n\u00e9 , 3 operaz. (1)}, Tipo vatuta CESSIONE \u2018s \u00bbACQUISTO CAMBIO In lire Itallane e serie Nome del traente (2) ;\n| > = [_-\u2014 $$$ | \u2014\u2014$\u2014\u2014.-\nCe a SAS\n| x ot \u201c9\nx 5 v5 0\n& i ! \u2018 4250 \"CD 2170; Die l4u\n* ale 7+ DE Liver. bey Naty z\n} y % #3 i\u00bb\nae 5 ay\n| x 8 Comm. _[Arrot. | TOTALE Lit.\n| Peet he (1) NATURA DEL TITOLO: B: Banconote\nere, 2 eit a Ms 5 T: Ass, viagg. \u2018\n| ie 9 ize \u201c7000 | LO 92.150 Si A: Ass. baneert\n} ed em {2) In caso dt nome Mleggibile,\n4 \\ n ow 4 indicera WW numero de) conto.\nfi tan a\nfo eee \u201c| CAUSALE VALUTARIA Gi\nj tins 6 \\ thes\nfae & { <u\neh ek 7\nf pee \\ oD Dd benestare dell'importo versatom! quate controvalore delle\u201d \" Ey Dichlaro di non aver ottenuto, per I! viaggio de Intraprendere,\n| f \u2018 | afute cedute, impegnandom! a rimborsarV! ogni differenza per altre assegnazioni di valuta e\u00a2 m'impegno a restitulre entro sette\n} Behe ae e | - rece aco St ee confermo inoltre i att psernt giornt dai iter fa parte (nutilizesta defia valuta ottenute\nBeye CASSIERE.. sono. stat! aa Aegortatt taivo -buon fine \u00a2\u20ac jora ine\n| me Ee - es casso sark da Vol curato per mio conto eas mio Hachio e che oO fermo vesnneere della sulndicata causale valutaria da me\n} Ne 4 CJ quind! ve he esegulrd Il rimborso # semplice richlesta qualora comunicatayl. 5\n| Ni ; St] fon sla stato possibile presentare | titoll per I! pagamento o a :\n} Wee . \u2014 ) 1 titoll stessi non vengano pagatl.\n| Oe: e Ly (Firma\n| ae\n} fs A z ee\n{ 3: TE ie\n| ene j #3 #35\nf Hae i $7 a;\n| Rt } { i? at\nfo Pap ia | f im ee\n; ei ie * *\nf the | i i\nyaaa is i\ni { ee th :\nhe ; pe} |\n\u201coe 3\na a a", "img_61560.png": "\u00a2\ni i \u00ab\nti: | 2 Bid\n1 \u2018 t :\nLaks % \u00a9)\nPee : | z. f : oe: :\n{ Foi jal 5 4 \u2018i a\nz j \u00e9 = 3\n| BS } \u2018 x & t :\n| eile {i% x : a\nteen :\n+ bs\nLoe BANCO DI SANTO SPIRITO Soi eetecsn\nft i eee 0 :\nbe N\u00b0 1600483\n| i UFFICIO CAMBIO AEROPORTO LEONARDO DA VINCI\nbe (hy h LA\n, ae: Sig. s Nagionallta 2 Pe\n| i\n\u00e9 Indirizzo SZ)\nik & { | CIF)\n| 3\n5 Documento di riconoscimento LO x a g di . H ny [7 t\n3\"\n4 (\n\u2018 \u00a3} Codice f Controvalore Numero Banca trassata 2\n\u00e9 , 3 operaz. (1)}, Tipo vatuta CESSIONE \u2018s \u00bbACQUISTO CAMBIO In lire Itallane e serie Nome del traente (2) ;\n| > = [_-\u2014 $$$ | \u2014\u2014$\u2014\u2014.-\nCe a SAS\n| x ot \u201c9\nx 5 v5 0\n& i ! \u2018 4250 \"CD 2170; Die l4u\n* ale 7+ DE Liver. bey Naty z\n} y % #3 i\u00bb\nae 5 ay\n| x 8 Comm. _[Arrot. | TOTALE Lit.\n| Peet he (1) NATURA DEL TITOLO: B: Banconote\nere, 2 eit a Ms 5 T: Ass, viagg. \u2018\n| ie 9 ize \u201c7000 | LO 92.150 Si A: Ass. baneert\n} ed em {2) In caso dt nome Mleggibile,\n4 \\ n ow 4 indicera WW numero de) conto.\nfi tan a\nfo eee \u201c| CAUSALE VALUTARIA Gi\nj tins 6 \\ thes\nfae & { <u\neh ek 7\nf pee \\ oD Dd benestare dell'importo versatom! quate controvalore delle\u201d \" Ey Dichlaro di non aver ottenuto, per I! viaggio de Intraprendere,\n| f \u2018 | afute cedute, impegnandom! a rimborsarV! ogni differenza per altre assegnazioni di valuta e\u00a2 m'impegno a restitulre entro sette\n} Behe ae e | - rece aco St ee confermo inoltre i att psernt giornt dai iter fa parte (nutilizesta defia valuta ottenute\nBeye CASSIERE.. sono. stat! aa Aegortatt taivo -buon fine \u00a2\u20ac jora ine\n| me Ee - es casso sark da Vol curato per mio conto eas mio Hachio e che oO fermo vesnneere della sulndicata causale valutaria da me\n} Ne 4 CJ quind! ve he esegulrd Il rimborso # semplice richlesta qualora comunicatayl. 5\n| Ni ; St] fon sla stato possibile presentare | titoll per I! pagamento o a :\n} Wee . \u2014 ) 1 titoll stessi non vengano pagatl.\n| Oe: e Ly (Firma\n| ae\n} fs A z ee\n{ 3: TE ie\n| ene j #3 #35\nf Hae i $7 a;\n| Rt } { i? at\nfo Pap ia | f im ee\n; ei ie * *\nf the | i i\nyaaa is i\ni { ee th :\nhe ; pe} |\n\u201coe 3\na a a", "img_61566.png": ",\nHOTEL MASSIMO D\u2019 AZEGLIO CG M % |\n1? CATEGORIA ; ! ae\n00184 ROMA- Via Cavour, 18 ee Se ae ae eS ee .\n@\u00ae Prenot. Camere 47.51.386 - \u2014p Centralino 47.43.941\n2. \u00a3 PERS.\n<a TELEX 610556 BETOJA ARBY ILLIBM. ie Ee sh\nha\nDATA MOTIVAZIONE is ADDEBITI ACGREDIT! SALDO\nRICEVUTA-FATTURA XRF N\u00b0 223933 80)-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_  \u2014\u2014\u2014__ \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014_ cme\n(ricevuta fiscale} on17S C 326) \u00a2#13.600 \u00a9 * 486.260\n\u2014_ eee ie eItits Yelef. 326 |. \u00a2 #102000 < *\u00b0 496.2008 |\nVia Cavour n. 15 - Tel, 464051 - i\nHotel SHAMS 1 Cat. RUA MT 1750.Beb. 3 : Se x ae\nVia Cavour n. 23 - Tel. 485.951 - 9 oles: eae\nHotel San Giorgio | Cat. MTT a .\nVia G. Amendola n. 61 - 47.51.341 - ROMA\nHotel Nord Nuova Roma I] Cat.\nVia G. Amendola n. 3 - Tel. 465.441 - ROMA\nA: Camera e p. Colazione\nroom and breakfast g\nchambre et p. dajeuneur a\nzimmer und fruehstueck oe\n3\nAPPAR. Chambre - Room - Zimmer 3\nBAR Bar es\n8\nBIANC. __Blanchissage - Laundry - Wasche # |\nCAFFET. Service de chambre - Room service- = \u00a9\nZimmerbedlenung R rae ie\nCASSA __ Payement - Payment - Zahlung 2 Bee Sat\nC.CRE.  Correctlons+ - Umbuchungen+ 2\nC.DEB. Corrections\u2014 - Umbuchungen\u2014 e\nDIVER Divers - Miscellaneous - Verschie- a\ndenes &\nFRIGO Frigobar =\nPENS, Pension =\nRISTOR. Restaurant = |\nR. D'AZ, Restaurant Massimo D'Azeglio 2\nSCONTI R\u00e9duction - Reduction - Rabatt =\nTELEF, T\u00e9l\u00e9phone - Phone calls Telefon <\nTASSE Taxes - Tax - Steuer =\n| APP, \"4 Yp PEN. | PEN. | FRIGO\na i Reale a area ned sa ee eR\nAPP. N, PREZZO Fatt. n. D/ IMPONIBILE Aziende Alberghliere Bettoja S.p.A.\n& IVA 8% Via Cavour, 18-Roma\n2 g \u00a3 z 6 p D DALLA TASSA SOGG. Codice Fiscale 00458710589\nSoe eee | PS\nDEPOSITI 9935 4d C. D. {0 Cassa Amm.ne) intendesi importo non pagato |\n= 6 xSO La data della fattura & quella dell\u2019ultima registrazione. | rages 35\n% > : : } Ms SSSA rane meacrmenera mace mamma rere eek oe\n: ; (7 si stiiagaee ener pie eet OO\n: 2 \u00bb cpasiaveng Te eRe\u201d etn yee >\n\u2018 : ee SRST ree\nCE Rangieeeaaamcasty ren ctsoonatenne a cea ps 5 a a\nne RR na\nBas", "img_61567.png": ",\nHOTEL MASSIMO D\u2019 AZEGLIO CG M % |\n1? CATEGORIA ; ! ae\n00184 ROMA- Via Cavour, 18 ee Se ae ae eS ee .\n@\u00ae Prenot. Camere 47.51.386 - \u2014p Centralino 47.43.941\n2. \u00a3 PERS.\n<a TELEX 610556 BETOJA ARBY ILLIBM. ie Ee sh\nha\nDATA MOTIVAZIONE is ADDEBITI ACGREDIT! SALDO\nRICEVUTA-FATTURA XRF N\u00b0 223933 80)-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_  \u2014\u2014\u2014__ \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014_ cme\n(ricevuta fiscale} on17S C 326) \u00a2#13.600 \u00a9 * 486.260\n\u2014_ eee ie eItits Yelef. 326 |. \u00a2 #102000 < *\u00b0 496.2008 |\nVia Cavour n. 15 - Tel, 464051 - i\nHotel SHAMS 1 Cat. RUA MT 1750.Beb. 3 : Se x ae\nVia Cavour n. 23 - Tel. 485.951 - 9 oles: eae\nHotel San Giorgio | Cat. MTT a .\nVia G. Amendola n. 61 - 47.51.341 - ROMA\nHotel Nord Nuova Roma I] Cat.\nVia G. Amendola n. 3 - Tel. 465.441 - ROMA\nA: Camera e p. Colazione\nroom and breakfast g\nchambre et p. dajeuneur a\nzimmer und fruehstueck oe\n3\nAPPAR. Chambre - Room - Zimmer 3\nBAR Bar es\n8\nBIANC. __Blanchissage - Laundry - Wasche # |\nCAFFET. Service de chambre - Room service- = \u00a9\nZimmerbedlenung R rae ie\nCASSA __ Payement - Payment - Zahlung 2 Bee Sat\nC.CRE.  Correctlons+ - Umbuchungen+ 2\nC.DEB. Corrections\u2014 - Umbuchungen\u2014 e\nDIVER Divers - Miscellaneous - Verschie- a\ndenes &\nFRIGO Frigobar =\nPENS, Pension =\nRISTOR. Restaurant = |\nR. D'AZ, Restaurant Massimo D'Azeglio 2\nSCONTI R\u00e9duction - Reduction - Rabatt =\nTELEF, T\u00e9l\u00e9phone - Phone calls Telefon <\nTASSE Taxes - Tax - Steuer =\n| APP, \"4 Yp PEN. | PEN. | FRIGO\na i Reale a area ned sa ee eR\nAPP. N, PREZZO Fatt. n. D/ IMPONIBILE Aziende Alberghliere Bettoja S.p.A.\n& IVA 8% Via Cavour, 18-Roma\n2 g \u00a3 z 6 p D DALLA TASSA SOGG. Codice Fiscale 00458710589\nSoe eee | PS\nDEPOSITI 9935 4d C. D. {0 Cassa Amm.ne) intendesi importo non pagato |\n= 6 xSO La data della fattura & quella dell\u2019ultima registrazione. | rages 35\n% > : : } Ms SSSA rane meacrmenera mace mamma rere eek oe\n: ; (7 si stiiagaee ener pie eet OO\n: 2 \u00bb cpasiaveng Te eRe\u201d etn yee >\n\u2018 : ee SRST ree\nCE Rangieeeaaamcasty ren ctsoonatenne a cea ps 5 a a\nne RR na\nBas", "img_12545.png": "PEAK eae tae\nl Number of pages incivding cover sheet 2\nTo: Sendy O'Noll : ROM: Brad Rhoades\nRd. Reynoide Tobacac Co.\n. Research & Development\n' - P.O\u201d. Box 1487\nWinston-Saiem, N.C. 27102\nPhone Prone 9T0-74T-4326\nFax Phene @13-597-9440 _ | \u2014_. Fax Phene 210-741-2446\n397-8 +\"\nl ec: 1\nREMARKS: oO ergent P For your review OO Repy ASAP O Pease Comment\nMr, O'Neill: i\nAs requested, | have included zs abstract for MS-1860. In reference to your questions, the M\nacronym HEPA (p. 2) should be defined as \u201chigh efficiancy particulate alr\". However, EVAP (p. no\n11) le Net an acronym and dove not need to be defined. EVAP le the name of = microwave 2\ndigestion program and ie described In Table |. The citation of Fig. 7 (p. @) should be deleted. ~\n|\nIf you have any other questions, plesse let me know. Thank you fer your effarta in thie matter.\nSincerely. _~\nCharlise B. Rhosdes, Jr. (Brad> |\n{\nj\nt\n|\n|\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\nTHIS DOCUMENT (REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE) :\nWAS SENT \u2014 oF\n*k COUNT *x wo\n# 2 e\nSs\nmB\nWw\nwkk SEND *kx x\n[NO] REMOTE STATION 1. D. START TIME CONMENT =\nfa] eavaseveaso | 1 1-07 erszaw | rae | 2\nTOTAL 0:01'\u00b025\" 2 .\nXEROX TELECOPIER 7020", "img_12547.png": "PEAK eae tae\nl Number of pages incivding cover sheet 2\nTo: Sendy O'Noll : ROM: Brad Rhoades\nRd. Reynoide Tobacac Co.\n. Research & Development\n' - P.O\u201d. Box 1487\nWinston-Saiem, N.C. 27102\nPhone Prone 9T0-74T-4326\nFax Phene @13-597-9440 _ | \u2014_. Fax Phene 210-741-2446\n397-8 +\"\nl ec: 1\nREMARKS: oO ergent P For your review OO Repy ASAP O Pease Comment\nMr, O'Neill: i\nAs requested, | have included zs abstract for MS-1860. In reference to your questions, the M\nacronym HEPA (p. 2) should be defined as \u201chigh efficiancy particulate alr\". However, EVAP (p. no\n11) le Net an acronym and dove not need to be defined. EVAP le the name of = microwave 2\ndigestion program and ie described In Table |. The citation of Fig. 7 (p. @) should be deleted. ~\n|\nIf you have any other questions, plesse let me know. Thank you fer your effarta in thie matter.\nSincerely. _~\nCharlise B. Rhosdes, Jr. (Brad> |\n{\nj\nt\n|\n|\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\nTHIS DOCUMENT (REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE) :\nWAS SENT \u2014 oF\n*k COUNT *x wo\n# 2 e\nSs\nmB\nWw\nwkk SEND *kx x\n[NO] REMOTE STATION 1. D. START TIME CONMENT =\nfa] eavaseveaso | 1 1-07 erszaw | rae | 2\nTOTAL 0:01'\u00b025\" 2 .\nXEROX TELECOPIER 7020", "img_12548.png": "PEAK eae tae\nl Number of pages incivding cover sheet 2\nTo: Sendy O'Noll : ROM: Brad Rhoades\nRd. Reynoide Tobacac Co.\n. Research & Development\n' - P.O\u201d. Box 1487\nWinston-Saiem, N.C. 27102\nPhone Prone 9T0-74T-4326\nFax Phene @13-597-9440 _ | \u2014_. Fax Phene 210-741-2446\n397-8 +\"\nl ec: 1\nREMARKS: oO ergent P For your review OO Repy ASAP O Pease Comment\nMr, O'Neill: i\nAs requested, | have included zs abstract for MS-1860. In reference to your questions, the M\nacronym HEPA (p. 2) should be defined as \u201chigh efficiancy particulate alr\". However, EVAP (p. no\n11) le Net an acronym and dove not need to be defined. EVAP le the name of = microwave 2\ndigestion program and ie described In Table |. The citation of Fig. 7 (p. @) should be deleted. ~\n|\nIf you have any other questions, plesse let me know. Thank you fer your effarta in thie matter.\nSincerely. _~\nCharlise B. Rhosdes, Jr. (Brad> |\n{\nj\nt\n|\n|\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\nTHIS DOCUMENT (REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE) :\nWAS SENT \u2014 oF\n*k COUNT *x wo\n# 2 e\nSs\nmB\nWw\nwkk SEND *kx x\n[NO] REMOTE STATION 1. D. START TIME CONMENT =\nfa] eavaseveaso | 1 1-07 erszaw | rae | 2\nTOTAL 0:01'\u00b025\" 2 .\nXEROX TELECOPIER 7020", "img_12550.png": "PEAK eae tae\nl Number of pages incivding cover sheet 2\nTo: Sendy O'Noll : ROM: Brad Rhoades\nRd. Reynoide Tobacac Co.\n. Research & Development\n' - P.O\u201d. Box 1487\nWinston-Saiem, N.C. 27102\nPhone Prone 9T0-74T-4326\nFax Phene @13-597-9440 _ | \u2014_. Fax Phene 210-741-2446\n397-8 +\"\nl ec: 1\nREMARKS: oO ergent P For your review OO Repy ASAP O Pease Comment\nMr, O'Neill: i\nAs requested, | have included zs abstract for MS-1860. In reference to your questions, the M\nacronym HEPA (p. 2) should be defined as \u201chigh efficiancy particulate alr\". However, EVAP (p. no\n11) le Net an acronym and dove not need to be defined. EVAP le the name of = microwave 2\ndigestion program and ie described In Table |. The citation of Fig. 7 (p. @) should be deleted. ~\n|\nIf you have any other questions, plesse let me know. Thank you fer your effarta in thie matter.\nSincerely. _~\nCharlise B. Rhosdes, Jr. (Brad> |\n{\nj\nt\n|\n|\n| TRANSMISSION REPORT |\nTHIS DOCUMENT (REDUCED SAMPLE ABOVE) :\nWAS SENT \u2014 oF\n*k COUNT *x wo\n# 2 e\nSs\nmB\nWw\nwkk SEND *kx x\n[NO] REMOTE STATION 1. D. START TIME CONMENT =\nfa] eavaseveaso | 1 1-07 erszaw | rae | 2\nTOTAL 0:01'\u00b025\" 2 .\nXEROX TELECOPIER 7020", "img_64742.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_64743.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_64744.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_64739.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_64740.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_64741.png": "- F. ; Vs,\nMeo Gg i A - ef,\nFh, hic? MaNGA 0) A\npee) WISDOM MAGAZINE WISDOM BOOKS WISDOM ENCYCLOPEDIA d-<Bog.\neS fe cs\nie \\ fv iy\n\u2018 = A Non-Profit Educational Publishing Institution GY pe\neo JS Lo 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California (fii os\nVN RSS LEON GUTTERMAN President, Editor & Publisher ky fod py A Nd Ly\naml CS i - Cl ule BL\n\u2014\u2014 a5 =\u2014 ; } PEE a=\nEMINENT RECIPIENTS Dear Dr, Shank: July 5, 1969 EMINENT RECIPIENTS\nOF THE WISDOM OF THE WISDOM\nAWARD OF HONOR AWARD OF HONOR\nDEAN ACHESON We take pleasure in notifying you, on the occasion of W. Somerset MAUGHAM\nMorTIMER J. ADLER ie . Dr. CHARLES W. Mayo\nBERNARD M. BARUCH our 15th Anniversary, that you have been judged worthy of Gen. JouN P, McConneLt\nSAMUEL BELKIN 7 a 3 Rosert S. MCNAMARA\nRCE high honor. In appreciation of your notable accomplishments, Maroaer Meso\nLEONARD BERNSTEIN 7 : 5 Dr. K. ME GE\nEUGENE. BLAck meritorious achievement and, because you are to the best of Ds Kae Mennincer\n'uGo L, BLACK : i eee i A MIELE\nCHARLES BOYER our knowledge, a man of superior intelligence, high idealism bk Franxuin D. Murray\nGEN. OMAR N. BRADLEY % 2 g Epwarp R. MuRROW\nWittiaM J. BReNNaN JR. and reputation who appreciates the value of education, you JAWAHARLAL NEHRU\nKINGMAN BREWSTER JR. eid ae : is % ALLAN NEVINS\nDio ee rey are eligible for distinguished recognition. ERCUPN SW BN Se ae\nRaven J. BUNCHE RICHARD M. NIXON\nDM. LEIGH BURKE Louis NIZER\nFRANK CAPR. : : SEN. L, Ni\nBenner Cene You have been nominated by the Board of Editors of TAteeNCET OLE\niORMAN CHANDLER s % Ee EUGENE ORMANDY\nWinston S. Cuurcun. Wisdom and deemed worthy of being an Eminent Recipient WILLIAM S. PALEY\n. [Al \u00bb CLARK > % [ORMAN VINCENT PEALE\nLON CAGES Caen of the 1969 Wisdom Award Of Honor. Upon election, your PREUAEEAESON\nPAM ESE ACONANY name will be placed in the Wisdom Hall Of Fame in which SA MES CORENNEY\nAARON C\\ i\nGARDNER COWLES the names of the greatest and most notable men of our time Gv\u2019 Paanincer\nWALTER CRONKITE * - e NaTHAN M. Pusey\nDr. Micuact E. DeBakey are inscribed--renowned, respected and admired men of ADM. ARTHUR RADFORD\nCEcIL B. DEMILLE \u00a5 : z 4 SIMON RAMO\nOCS EOS greatness in all professions and fields of endeavor who are WARRANT EER\nBowsto WDovotas Eminent Recipients (see attached pages). CEN MATTHEW REN AY\nEE A. DUBRIDGE Davin ROCKEFELLER\nWILL DurRANT RICHARD RODGERS\nALBERT EINSTEIN : : : ELEANOR ROOSEVELT\nDwicnt D. E1sennower Upon your acceptance of nomination and following your  Akrror Rusinstem\nEONARD K. FIRESTONE , i \u00a5 2 DEAN Rusk\nOne Se aE election to the Wisdom Hall Of Fame, The Wisdom Society Dr. Howanp A. Rusk\nHaney Emerson Fosock will confer on you the 1969 Wisdom Award, inscribed with pay See Baa\nRoBERT FRoS : . 5\nGronce GatLur your name, an honor of great prestige value that you will CASE SANDERS\nJOHN W. GARDNER es : : Dr. ALBERT SCHWEITZER\nARTHUR J. Gotpnexc treasure for a lifetime and for future generations. GLENN T. Seanons\n\u00bb GRAHAM RIC SEVAREID\nCary GRANT BIsHop FULTON J. SHEEN\nWALTER GROPIUS SARGENT SHRIVER\nEU TE BZ GROSVENOES A reply card and return envelope are enclosed for your [ort Sikorsky |\nJOHN GUNTHER : \u2018i . A c\nons M, Hanan convenience, to acknowledge your acceptance of nomination,  {oin\u2018stsaures\n. AVERELL HARRIMAN = a \u00b0 Max STEINER\nWittaM R. Hearst JR. to confirm your approval of election to the Wisdom Hall Of AbLAT E, STEVENSON\nOTTER STEWART\nPORE W EIS Fame, and to express your wish to be an Eminent Recipient \u2014 [rorain Stoxows\u00abi\nCOMMING of the 1969 Wisdom Award. An immediate response will be \u2014 A\u00aetHOR Ociis Surznencer\nPauL G. HoFEMAN 5 i E GEN. M. D. Tay!\nJ. peak Hoover appreciated by the Board of Editors. With highest esteem, Yows'tnomas\noB HOPE SPENCER TRACY\nHusert H. HUMPHREY 1\nDr. Cant. G. June CENTOS EM EIA\nEN! . Kal i\nEvia KAZAN. Most sincre ly yous: Hoes Savane\nHELEN_KELLER GEN. JAMES A. VAN FLEET\nJOHN F. KENNEDY 2) SELMAN A. WAKSMAN\nRopert F. KENNEDY T< - DEW1Tt WALLACE\nGRAYSON, L. KIRK FRED WARING\nTANLEY KRAMER Jack L. WaRNER\nEpwin H. Lanp Leon Gutterman JouN WAYNE\nROPER EM AN i 3 GEN. EARLE G. WHEELER\nWant Lirpsasn President and Publisher BRONTE EU eee\nENRY CaBoT LODGE x , y\nHenry R. Luce Robert E, Shank, M.D. CORNER SIV A ENE\nGEN. DouGLas MACARTHUR \" R 1\nFREDRIC MARCH 660 South Euclid Avenue RK\nGaN. George C. MARSHALL = r WILLIAM. WYLER\nHURGOOD MARSHALL K\nDr. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ St. Louis, Missouri Denn B CANCE", "img_1012.png": "Results in supplemental studies with NN622 will indirectly prove appropriateness of our hypothesis.\nNo additional actions for Actos and TAK-559 will be required.\n[Pessimistic views]\nNovo Nordisk will think another hypothesis different from ours.\nNovo Nordisk will stop development of NN622 without clarification of possible mechanisms.\nNovo Nordisk will use Actos as a positive control and get some contradictory resuits to ours.\nThere will be bladder tumors in a carcinogenicity study of TAK-559 without any microcrystallines or\ncalculi.\nu\n\u2018The authorities including FDA/EMEA may require that we should reconsider our hypothesis in both of\nActos and TAK-559 based on Novo Nordisk\u2019s hypothesis or find other hypotheses.\nIn worst case, when Novo Nordisk will stop its development for this reason, the regulatory authorities\nmay not allow us to sell Actos or to continue clinical studies of TAK-559 until we can clarify the\nmechanisms of the tumors.\n[Other views]\nNovo Nordisk expect the filing for approval to be delayed by close to 2 years. If only this tumor\nissue does matter, 2 years until its NDA submission seem to be too long if it is set only for clarification\nofthe mechanism. Therefore, we may guess that NN622 might have other issues in clinical trials and\n\u201curinary bladder tumor\u201d is used just as a scapegoat or that Novo Nordisk virtually give up the\ndevelopment.\n2 2002/7/24 DSRL\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-THOMCL-00019814\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nSource: https://www.indupygggcegogais.ucsf.edu/docs/zyjf0226", "img_1013.png": "Results in supplemental studies with NN622 will indirectly prove appropriateness of our hypothesis.\nNo additional actions for Actos and TAK-559 will be required.\n[Pessimistic views]\nNovo Nordisk will think another hypothesis different from ours.\nNovo Nordisk will stop development of NN622 without clarification of possible mechanisms.\nNovo Nordisk will use Actos as a positive control and get some contradictory resuits to ours.\nThere will be bladder tumors in a carcinogenicity study of TAK-559 without any microcrystallines or\ncalculi.\nu\n\u2018The authorities including FDA/EMEA may require that we should reconsider our hypothesis in both of\nActos and TAK-559 based on Novo Nordisk\u2019s hypothesis or find other hypotheses.\nIn worst case, when Novo Nordisk will stop its development for this reason, the regulatory authorities\nmay not allow us to sell Actos or to continue clinical studies of TAK-559 until we can clarify the\nmechanisms of the tumors.\n[Other views]\nNovo Nordisk expect the filing for approval to be delayed by close to 2 years. If only this tumor\nissue does matter, 2 years until its NDA submission seem to be too long if it is set only for clarification\nofthe mechanism. Therefore, we may guess that NN622 might have other issues in clinical trials and\n\u201curinary bladder tumor\u201d is used just as a scapegoat or that Novo Nordisk virtually give up the\ndevelopment.\n2 2002/7/24 DSRL\nConfidential - Subject to Protective Order TAK-THOMCL-00019814\nProduced in MDL on 09/14/12\nSource: https://www.indupygggcegogais.ucsf.edu/docs/zyjf0226", "img_5705.png": ".?\n' . : 2001 CCP PROGRAM\u2014 WALL MURAL APPROVAL\n, THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect between Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Masketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u201d) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d) described below. The following are defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: ( Oat \u00a35, ZOO\nVENUE INEQRMATION \u00b0\nVenus Name: r\\ Had BIC) Venue Code: AZI\nVenue Address/Zip Code: 1225 5+ NP NOLA \u201c1AlT3O Ng 4) OnLe ome LA\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nType of Murat: 1 Stounred on Wall {9 Painted on Wall\nDescription and (Y\\) an) Y +e Sn. Mo OD YO POS) -\nDimensions of Mural: Shh Yenc OY OR UD -\nut Desczipdon and Dm AD VO ON - WO Too Od: Ay yur i fb\no Location of Mural Area: CY) frond rant Cub b8 - TlOx+ tre Fese \u201cTORE -\nDa Neale IN Obi of eA =\n0 V\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $2000. TOTAL, pavable on or befare the following payment dates in. the following increments:\nMatch 31, 2001: $ GOO. c> june 30, 2001: $ Sees\nSeptember 30, 2001: \u00a7 GOT. On, December 31,2001: $ 4U0O.C2O_\nI. AMENDMENT TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constinutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgresment between KBA and the Venue Ounces, The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Sccdion\nIV@) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Temms ser forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals,\n= \u2014_ License Righty, During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards os panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surfice ro create artwork\n(the \u201cMural that includes depictions of the Product and/or selated logo(s) ar aches teadematk(s). The Mun shall be\ndesigned and affixed is \u00a2 manner exchusively derermined by KBA. The Murs! and its conssisuent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by CBA, shall not be desmed feccures, but shall romain at all times the personal property of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/oe said property from the Pramises at any deme, ic KBA\u2019s sole discretion.\n& = Payments. In addition to any other obligadons of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Vente Qumer the Wall\nMvunl Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\n\u00a2. Wall Musul Area Maintenance. KBA may enter tha Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repaies ox ronke creative\nchanges to the Mural, in KBA's sole discretion. Venue Owner aball not permic the obstruction of the patrocs\u2019 fine of aight to\nthe Wall Mural Arca or attach of affix any additional advertising of signage thereco. Venve Owner shall tmmediorly nonfy\nKBA if clear and full visibilicy of the Wall Mural becames impaired for any reaten. Under no circumatenees shall Veoue\nOwner os any of its employees alter, move, of remove the Wall Mural,\u201d\nQ All other texms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[insert Name of Venue Owners} KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n<2. aS -\n} Hehe ,\nSignature E . x By: Signature\nPaint oy and k Tide Print Name and Job Tide\nDate Date\na\na\nTOTAL P.@2 qj\n\u00a9\n2\n@\nNn\now", "img_5708.png": ".?\n' . : 2001 CCP PROGRAM\u2014 WALL MURAL APPROVAL\n, THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect between Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Masketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u201d) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d) described below. The following are defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: ( Oat \u00a35, ZOO\nVENUE INEQRMATION \u00b0\nVenus Name: r\\ Had BIC) Venue Code: AZI\nVenue Address/Zip Code: 1225 5+ NP NOLA \u201c1AlT3O Ng 4) OnLe ome LA\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nType of Murat: 1 Stounred on Wall {9 Painted on Wall\nDescription and (Y\\) an) Y +e Sn. Mo OD YO POS) -\nDimensions of Mural: Shh Yenc OY OR UD -\nut Desczipdon and Dm AD VO ON - WO Too Od: Ay yur i fb\no Location of Mural Area: CY) frond rant Cub b8 - TlOx+ tre Fese \u201cTORE -\nDa Neale IN Obi of eA =\n0 V\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $2000. TOTAL, pavable on or befare the following payment dates in. the following increments:\nMatch 31, 2001: $ GOO. c> june 30, 2001: $ Sees\nSeptember 30, 2001: \u00a7 GOT. On, December 31,2001: $ 4U0O.C2O_\nI. AMENDMENT TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constinutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgresment between KBA and the Venue Ounces, The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Sccdion\nIV@) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Temms ser forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals,\n= \u2014_ License Righty, During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards os panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surfice ro create artwork\n(the \u201cMural that includes depictions of the Product and/or selated logo(s) ar aches teadematk(s). The Mun shall be\ndesigned and affixed is \u00a2 manner exchusively derermined by KBA. The Murs! and its conssisuent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by CBA, shall not be desmed feccures, but shall romain at all times the personal property of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/oe said property from the Pramises at any deme, ic KBA\u2019s sole discretion.\n& = Payments. In addition to any other obligadons of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Vente Qumer the Wall\nMvunl Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\n\u00a2. Wall Musul Area Maintenance. KBA may enter tha Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repaies ox ronke creative\nchanges to the Mural, in KBA's sole discretion. Venue Owner aball not permic the obstruction of the patrocs\u2019 fine of aight to\nthe Wall Mural Arca or attach of affix any additional advertising of signage thereco. Venve Owner shall tmmediorly nonfy\nKBA if clear and full visibilicy of the Wall Mural becames impaired for any reaten. Under no circumatenees shall Veoue\nOwner os any of its employees alter, move, of remove the Wall Mural,\u201d\nQ All other texms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[insert Name of Venue Owners} KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n<2. aS -\n} Hehe ,\nSignature E . x By: Signature\nPaint oy and k Tide Print Name and Job Tide\nDate Date\na\na\nTOTAL P.@2 qj\n\u00a9\n2\n@\nNn\now", "img_5699.png": ".?\n' . : 2001 CCP PROGRAM\u2014 WALL MURAL APPROVAL\n, THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect between Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Masketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u201d) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d) described below. The following are defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: ( Oat \u00a35, ZOO\nVENUE INEQRMATION \u00b0\nVenus Name: r\\ Had BIC) Venue Code: AZI\nVenue Address/Zip Code: 1225 5+ NP NOLA \u201c1AlT3O Ng 4) OnLe ome LA\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nType of Murat: 1 Stounred on Wall {9 Painted on Wall\nDescription and (Y\\) an) Y +e Sn. Mo OD YO POS) -\nDimensions of Mural: Shh Yenc OY OR UD -\nut Desczipdon and Dm AD VO ON - WO Too Od: Ay yur i fb\no Location of Mural Area: CY) frond rant Cub b8 - TlOx+ tre Fese \u201cTORE -\nDa Neale IN Obi of eA =\n0 V\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $2000. TOTAL, pavable on or befare the following payment dates in. the following increments:\nMatch 31, 2001: $ GOO. c> june 30, 2001: $ Sees\nSeptember 30, 2001: \u00a7 GOT. On, December 31,2001: $ 4U0O.C2O_\nI. AMENDMENT TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constinutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgresment between KBA and the Venue Ounces, The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Sccdion\nIV@) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Temms ser forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals,\n= \u2014_ License Righty, During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards os panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surfice ro create artwork\n(the \u201cMural that includes depictions of the Product and/or selated logo(s) ar aches teadematk(s). The Mun shall be\ndesigned and affixed is \u00a2 manner exchusively derermined by KBA. The Murs! and its conssisuent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by CBA, shall not be desmed feccures, but shall romain at all times the personal property of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/oe said property from the Pramises at any deme, ic KBA\u2019s sole discretion.\n& = Payments. In addition to any other obligadons of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Vente Qumer the Wall\nMvunl Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\n\u00a2. Wall Musul Area Maintenance. KBA may enter tha Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repaies ox ronke creative\nchanges to the Mural, in KBA's sole discretion. Venue Owner aball not permic the obstruction of the patrocs\u2019 fine of aight to\nthe Wall Mural Arca or attach of affix any additional advertising of signage thereco. Venve Owner shall tmmediorly nonfy\nKBA if clear and full visibilicy of the Wall Mural becames impaired for any reaten. Under no circumatenees shall Veoue\nOwner os any of its employees alter, move, of remove the Wall Mural,\u201d\nQ All other texms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[insert Name of Venue Owners} KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n<2. aS -\n} Hehe ,\nSignature E . x By: Signature\nPaint oy and k Tide Print Name and Job Tide\nDate Date\na\na\nTOTAL P.@2 qj\n\u00a9\n2\n@\nNn\now", "img_5714.png": ".?\n' . : 2001 CCP PROGRAM\u2014 WALL MURAL APPROVAL\n, THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect between Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Masketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u201d) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d) described below. The following are defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: ( Oat \u00a35, ZOO\nVENUE INEQRMATION \u00b0\nVenus Name: r\\ Had BIC) Venue Code: AZI\nVenue Address/Zip Code: 1225 5+ NP NOLA \u201c1AlT3O Ng 4) OnLe ome LA\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nType of Murat: 1 Stounred on Wall {9 Painted on Wall\nDescription and (Y\\) an) Y +e Sn. Mo OD YO POS) -\nDimensions of Mural: Shh Yenc OY OR UD -\nut Desczipdon and Dm AD VO ON - WO Too Od: Ay yur i fb\no Location of Mural Area: CY) frond rant Cub b8 - TlOx+ tre Fese \u201cTORE -\nDa Neale IN Obi of eA =\n0 V\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $2000. TOTAL, pavable on or befare the following payment dates in. the following increments:\nMatch 31, 2001: $ GOO. c> june 30, 2001: $ Sees\nSeptember 30, 2001: \u00a7 GOT. On, December 31,2001: $ 4U0O.C2O_\nI. AMENDMENT TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constinutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgresment between KBA and the Venue Ounces, The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Sccdion\nIV@) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Temms ser forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals,\n= \u2014_ License Righty, During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards os panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surfice ro create artwork\n(the \u201cMural that includes depictions of the Product and/or selated logo(s) ar aches teadematk(s). The Mun shall be\ndesigned and affixed is \u00a2 manner exchusively derermined by KBA. The Murs! and its conssisuent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by CBA, shall not be desmed feccures, but shall romain at all times the personal property of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/oe said property from the Pramises at any deme, ic KBA\u2019s sole discretion.\n& = Payments. In addition to any other obligadons of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Vente Qumer the Wall\nMvunl Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\n\u00a2. Wall Musul Area Maintenance. KBA may enter tha Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repaies ox ronke creative\nchanges to the Mural, in KBA's sole discretion. Venue Owner aball not permic the obstruction of the patrocs\u2019 fine of aight to\nthe Wall Mural Arca or attach of affix any additional advertising of signage thereco. Venve Owner shall tmmediorly nonfy\nKBA if clear and full visibilicy of the Wall Mural becames impaired for any reaten. Under no circumatenees shall Veoue\nOwner os any of its employees alter, move, of remove the Wall Mural,\u201d\nQ All other texms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[insert Name of Venue Owners} KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n<2. aS -\n} Hehe ,\nSignature E . x By: Signature\nPaint oy and k Tide Print Name and Job Tide\nDate Date\na\na\nTOTAL P.@2 qj\n\u00a9\n2\n@\nNn\now", "img_5721.png": ".?\n' . : 2001 CCP PROGRAM\u2014 WALL MURAL APPROVAL\n, THIS WALL MURAL APPROVAL is an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue Agreement currently in effect between Kevin\nBerg & Associates, Inc. d/b/a KBA Masketing Group (\u201cKBA\u201d) and the owner (the \u201cVenue Owner\u201d) of the business establishment\n(the \u201cVenue\u201d) described below. The following are defined terms for purposes of this Wall Mural Approval:\n\u2018Date of Mural Approval: ( Oat \u00a35, ZOO\nVENUE INEQRMATION \u00b0\nVenus Name: r\\ Had BIC) Venue Code: AZI\nVenue Address/Zip Code: 1225 5+ NP NOLA \u201c1AlT3O Ng 4) OnLe ome LA\nMURAL INFORMATION :\nType of Murat: 1 Stounred on Wall {9 Painted on Wall\nDescription and (Y\\) an) Y +e Sn. Mo OD YO POS) -\nDimensions of Mural: Shh Yenc OY OR UD -\nut Desczipdon and Dm AD VO ON - WO Too Od: Ay yur i fb\no Location of Mural Area: CY) frond rant Cub b8 - TlOx+ tre Fese \u201cTORE -\nDa Neale IN Obi of eA =\n0 V\nWALL MURAL PAYMENT INFORMATION\nWall Mural Payments: $2000. TOTAL, pavable on or befare the following payment dates in. the following increments:\nMatch 31, 2001: $ GOO. c> june 30, 2001: $ Sees\nSeptember 30, 2001: \u00a7 GOT. On, December 31,2001: $ 4U0O.C2O_\nI. AMENDMENT TO 2001 CCP VENUE AGREEMENT. This Mural Approval constinutes an amendment to the 2001 CCP Venue\nAgresment between KBA and the Venue Ounces, The following provisions shall be added after the fourth and final sentence of Sccdion\nIV@) of the Venue Agreement, entitled \u201cSignage,\u201d including and referencing the Defined Temms ser forth above:\n\u201c1, Wall Murals,\n= \u2014_ License Righty, During the Term, Venue Owner hereby licenses to KBA the exclusive use of the Wall Mural Area for the\nfollowing purposes: mounting advertising boards os panels upon the wall surface or painting the wall surfice ro create artwork\n(the \u201cMural that includes depictions of the Product and/or selated logo(s) ar aches teadematk(s). The Mun shall be\ndesigned and affixed is \u00a2 manner exchusively derermined by KBA. The Murs! and its conssisuent elements, including boards\nand panels placed on the Premises by CBA, shall not be desmed feccures, but shall romain at all times the personal property of\nKBA. KBA may remove the Mural and/oe said property from the Pramises at any deme, ic KBA\u2019s sole discretion.\n& = Payments. In addition to any other obligadons of KBA under the Venue Agreement, KBA shall pay Vente Qumer the Wall\nMvunl Payments according to the schedule set forth above.\n\u00a2. Wall Musul Area Maintenance. KBA may enter tha Premises upon reasonable notice to perform repaies ox ronke creative\nchanges to the Mural, in KBA's sole discretion. Venue Owner aball not permic the obstruction of the patrocs\u2019 fine of aight to\nthe Wall Mural Arca or attach of affix any additional advertising of signage thereco. Venve Owner shall tmmediorly nonfy\nKBA if clear and full visibilicy of the Wall Mural becames impaired for any reaten. Under no circumatenees shall Veoue\nOwner os any of its employees alter, move, of remove the Wall Mural,\u201d\nQ All other texms and conditions of the Venue Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Wall Mural Approval as of the date first above written.\n[insert Name of Venue Owners} KBA Marketing Group (National Field Manager)\n<2. aS -\n} Hehe ,\nSignature E . x By: Signature\nPaint oy and k Tide Print Name and Job Tide\nDate Date\na\na\nTOTAL P.@2 qj\n\u00a9\n2\n@\nNn\now", "img_5807.png": "|\n| 2001 CCP Venue Wail Mural Agreement\ninformation Sheet\n\u2014\u2014 .\n: Venue Name:\nVenue Address: : :\nCity, State, Zip code: Kec OC 2b par OLA. \u201cOIRO. ,\nVenue Owner's Name (contact name):\nTelephone Number: CY -52Z.-OS59Q\n4\nChecks Made Payable To:\nName of Licensor (Venue Name, Corporation Name or Individual): Cc. -\nCorporate ID Number or Individual\u2019s Soci PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nAddress: W258 St ( I eniy St.\nCity, State, Zip Code: Nec yf rn taANS., | A Or Al ) -\nPhone Number: x 4 : \u00e9 \\Z Z -\u00a2 ys FG\nContact Person at KBA HQ: Amy Lenihan, Media Supervisor and Mural Program Manager\nPhone: 312-799-6130\nEmail: alenihan@kba.com\na\nor\nnD\na\n~\u201c\no\na\no\nnO\n-", "img_5811.png": "|\n| 2001 CCP Venue Wail Mural Agreement\ninformation Sheet\n\u2014\u2014 .\n: Venue Name:\nVenue Address: : :\nCity, State, Zip code: Kec OC 2b par OLA. \u201cOIRO. ,\nVenue Owner's Name (contact name):\nTelephone Number: CY -52Z.-OS59Q\n4\nChecks Made Payable To:\nName of Licensor (Venue Name, Corporation Name or Individual): Cc. -\nCorporate ID Number or Individual\u2019s Soci PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nAddress: W258 St ( I eniy St.\nCity, State, Zip Code: Nec yf rn taANS., | A Or Al ) -\nPhone Number: x 4 : \u00e9 \\Z Z -\u00a2 ys FG\nContact Person at KBA HQ: Amy Lenihan, Media Supervisor and Mural Program Manager\nPhone: 312-799-6130\nEmail: alenihan@kba.com\na\nor\nnD\na\n~\u201c\no\na\no\nnO\n-", "img_5815.png": "|\n| 2001 CCP Venue Wail Mural Agreement\ninformation Sheet\n\u2014\u2014 .\n: Venue Name:\nVenue Address: : :\nCity, State, Zip code: Kec OC 2b par OLA. \u201cOIRO. ,\nVenue Owner's Name (contact name):\nTelephone Number: CY -52Z.-OS59Q\n4\nChecks Made Payable To:\nName of Licensor (Venue Name, Corporation Name or Individual): Cc. -\nCorporate ID Number or Individual\u2019s Soci PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nAddress: W258 St ( I eniy St.\nCity, State, Zip Code: Nec yf rn taANS., | A Or Al ) -\nPhone Number: x 4 : \u00e9 \\Z Z -\u00a2 ys FG\nContact Person at KBA HQ: Amy Lenihan, Media Supervisor and Mural Program Manager\nPhone: 312-799-6130\nEmail: alenihan@kba.com\na\nor\nnD\na\n~\u201c\no\na\no\nnO\n-", "img_5821.png": "|\n| 2001 CCP Venue Wail Mural Agreement\ninformation Sheet\n\u2014\u2014 .\n: Venue Name:\nVenue Address: : :\nCity, State, Zip code: Kec OC 2b par OLA. \u201cOIRO. ,\nVenue Owner's Name (contact name):\nTelephone Number: CY -52Z.-OS59Q\n4\nChecks Made Payable To:\nName of Licensor (Venue Name, Corporation Name or Individual): Cc. -\nCorporate ID Number or Individual\u2019s Soci PERSONAL/CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED\nAddress: W258 St ( I eniy St.\nCity, State, Zip Code: Nec yf rn taANS., | A Or Al ) -\nPhone Number: x 4 : \u00e9 \\Z Z -\u00a2 ys FG\nContact Person at KBA HQ: Amy Lenihan, Media Supervisor and Mural Program Manager\nPhone: 312-799-6130\nEmail: alenihan@kba.com\na\nor\nnD\na\n~\u201c\no\na\no\nnO\n-", "img_56847.png": "MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL & MOTOR LODGE\n| ps \u201cYOUR MASTER HOST\u201d IN oe\nap ( )\n| ae GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE 37738\n\u2018\\ HOSTS\nS\u00a5Z DAILY EUROPEAN PLAN RATES\nSao HOTEL (75 ROOMS)\n& \u2014 1 Person, single bed room pc | 5 OL OP ROE NY 12.50\nae persons#onesdouble! bed reom) te tae SO\n\u2014 1 or 2 persons, one twin bedded room .......... $15.50 to $20.50\n=~ Each addiional wersen lin @.fO0M oh eran ces oie ok pee wae\neros DAD CR one ogee es acto: ne VO ena SAO ene\nj MOTOR LODGE (40 Deluxe Rooms) EACH WITH TWO DOUBLE BEDS\nPOOLSIDE ROOMS NON - POOLSIDE ROOMS\nRee \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $18.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $16.00\nJune, July, Auge,\nThea lsbee bar \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $20.00 \u2014\u20141 or2 persons .......... $18.00\n& Oct.\n\nPSone \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $16.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $15.00\nia Bech. additional perscr IW artOeMa = ee eri ee a ee\nore CAP RSID. ee SNe eee er See Cae Fite ss Ales o> OLE\n\nSuites and Family rooms available\nExcellent Dining Facilities\n(OFF SEASON \u2014 SPECIAL GROUP RATES ON REQUEST)\n\nWe request a deposit for the first night's rental on all reservations. Deposit will be refunded if you\n\nwill notify us two days in advance of arrival.\n\nC\u2014 No 3339\n\nMail to: Mr. Tom Woods, Manager \u2014 Mt. View Hotel & Motor Lodge \u2014 Gatlinburg, Tenn. 37738\n\nTel. 436-4132 (Area Code) 615)\nRL Hotel z \u00a2\nPlease reserve room for \u2014 ele = person(s) at the rate of $___\nOJ Motor Lodge\n\nAttached deposit check in the amount of $_________ for first night's rental.\n\nDate of Arrival Romeo he bes ot Date of Departure CSO aCe Tae\n\nName Dt. William J. Darby Se\n\nAddress Department of Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University,\n\nCity and State _Nashville, Tennessee 37203\n\n(Please Print Name and Address)\n\nlitle: of meetings ood=ProtectionsC ommittec = sew = a ee ee\n\n1 will share room with Mas bese\n\nIf hotel is filled when your request is received, the hotel will secure nice accommodations for you in\n\na nearby motel. 2 ie\n\nBaot Pretectis: Comrmncte\nREMARKS 3... Seu aie aE : 2 Pee Lear e\nReturn both copies to hotel\nMt. Press 10M 1-67 parte ere a ites aeire in pi ye i i = el oh eonts mean", "img_56848.png": "MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL & MOTOR LODGE\n| ps \u201cYOUR MASTER HOST\u201d IN oe\nap ( )\n| ae GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE 37738\n\u2018\\ HOSTS\nS\u00a5Z DAILY EUROPEAN PLAN RATES\nSao HOTEL (75 ROOMS)\n& \u2014 1 Person, single bed room pc | 5 OL OP ROE NY 12.50\nae persons#onesdouble! bed reom) te tae SO\n\u2014 1 or 2 persons, one twin bedded room .......... $15.50 to $20.50\n=~ Each addiional wersen lin @.fO0M oh eran ces oie ok pee wae\neros DAD CR one ogee es acto: ne VO ena SAO ene\nj MOTOR LODGE (40 Deluxe Rooms) EACH WITH TWO DOUBLE BEDS\nPOOLSIDE ROOMS NON - POOLSIDE ROOMS\nRee \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $18.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $16.00\nJune, July, Auge,\nThea lsbee bar \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $20.00 \u2014\u20141 or2 persons .......... $18.00\n& Oct.\n\nPSone \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $16.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $15.00\nia Bech. additional perscr IW artOeMa = ee eri ee a ee\nore CAP RSID. ee SNe eee er See Cae Fite ss Ales o> OLE\n\nSuites and Family rooms available\nExcellent Dining Facilities\n(OFF SEASON \u2014 SPECIAL GROUP RATES ON REQUEST)\n\nWe request a deposit for the first night's rental on all reservations. Deposit will be refunded if you\n\nwill notify us two days in advance of arrival.\n\nC\u2014 No 3339\n\nMail to: Mr. Tom Woods, Manager \u2014 Mt. View Hotel & Motor Lodge \u2014 Gatlinburg, Tenn. 37738\n\nTel. 436-4132 (Area Code) 615)\nRL Hotel z \u00a2\nPlease reserve room for \u2014 ele = person(s) at the rate of $___\nOJ Motor Lodge\n\nAttached deposit check in the amount of $_________ for first night's rental.\n\nDate of Arrival Romeo he bes ot Date of Departure CSO aCe Tae\n\nName Dt. William J. Darby Se\n\nAddress Department of Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University,\n\nCity and State _Nashville, Tennessee 37203\n\n(Please Print Name and Address)\n\nlitle: of meetings ood=ProtectionsC ommittec = sew = a ee ee\n\n1 will share room with Mas bese\n\nIf hotel is filled when your request is received, the hotel will secure nice accommodations for you in\n\na nearby motel. 2 ie\n\nBaot Pretectis: Comrmncte\nREMARKS 3... Seu aie aE : 2 Pee Lear e\nReturn both copies to hotel\nMt. Press 10M 1-67 parte ere a ites aeire in pi ye i i = el oh eonts mean", "img_56849.png": "MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL & MOTOR LODGE\n| ps \u201cYOUR MASTER HOST\u201d IN oe\nap ( )\n| ae GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE 37738\n\u2018\\ HOSTS\nS\u00a5Z DAILY EUROPEAN PLAN RATES\nSao HOTEL (75 ROOMS)\n& \u2014 1 Person, single bed room pc | 5 OL OP ROE NY 12.50\nae persons#onesdouble! bed reom) te tae SO\n\u2014 1 or 2 persons, one twin bedded room .......... $15.50 to $20.50\n=~ Each addiional wersen lin @.fO0M oh eran ces oie ok pee wae\neros DAD CR one ogee es acto: ne VO ena SAO ene\nj MOTOR LODGE (40 Deluxe Rooms) EACH WITH TWO DOUBLE BEDS\nPOOLSIDE ROOMS NON - POOLSIDE ROOMS\nRee \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $18.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $16.00\nJune, July, Auge,\nThea lsbee bar \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $20.00 \u2014\u20141 or2 persons .......... $18.00\n& Oct.\n\nPSone \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons ........ $16.00 \u2014\u2014 1 or 2 persons .......... $15.00\nia Bech. additional perscr IW artOeMa = ee eri ee a ee\nore CAP RSID. ee SNe eee er See Cae Fite ss Ales o> OLE\n\nSuites and Family rooms available\nExcellent Dining Facilities\n(OFF SEASON \u2014 SPECIAL GROUP RATES ON REQUEST)\n\nWe request a deposit for the first night's rental on all reservations. Deposit will be refunded if you\n\nwill notify us two days in advance of arrival.\n\nC\u2014 No 3339\n\nMail to: Mr. Tom Woods, Manager \u2014 Mt. View Hotel & Motor Lodge \u2014 Gatlinburg, Tenn. 37738\n\nTel. 436-4132 (Area Code) 615)\nRL Hotel z \u00a2\nPlease reserve room for \u2014 ele = person(s) at the rate of $___\nOJ Motor Lodge\n\nAttached deposit check in the amount of $_________ for first night's rental.\n\nDate of Arrival Romeo he bes ot Date of Departure CSO aCe Tae\n\nName Dt. William J. Darby Se\n\nAddress Department of Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University,\n\nCity and State _Nashville, Tennessee 37203\n\n(Please Print Name and Address)\n\nlitle: of meetings ood=ProtectionsC ommittec = sew = a ee ee\n\n1 will share room with Mas bese\n\nIf hotel is filled when your request is received, the hotel will secure nice accommodations for you in\n\na nearby motel. 2 ie\n\nBaot Pretectis: Comrmncte\nREMARKS 3... Seu aie aE : 2 Pee Lear e\nReturn both copies to hotel\nMt. Press 10M 1-67 parte ere a ites aeire in pi ye i i = el oh eonts mean", "img_46414.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 10\nJanuary 16, 2002\nVI. Women\u2019s HOPE Publications\n\u00a2 Bone paper is being reviewed by JAMA\ne Analysis of bleeding review article will be submitted to Climacteric\nVIL. Continuing Medical Education\ne American Medical Women\u2019s Association (January 31\u2014February 3; San Antonio, TX):\nHRT breakfast symposium presented by Drs. Richard-Davis and Wallace\ne\u00a2 Two symposia will be held at IMS, one Premarin-sponsored (advocating low-dose\u2014\nLindsay, Fiorica, Rosano, Flaws to present), one Totelle-sponsored\nVILL PR Opportunities\ne Ketchum pursuing proclamation re: Trudy Bush\u2019s work with Maryland\u2019s state\nlegislature\ne Potential press for Civitelli\u2019s article on alveolar bone loss\ne Potential interview with Clarkson on his research (to spread positive MPA message)\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023691\nOrder", "img_46416.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 10\nJanuary 16, 2002\nVI. Women\u2019s HOPE Publications\n\u00a2 Bone paper is being reviewed by JAMA\ne Analysis of bleeding review article will be submitted to Climacteric\nVIL. Continuing Medical Education\ne American Medical Women\u2019s Association (January 31\u2014February 3; San Antonio, TX):\nHRT breakfast symposium presented by Drs. Richard-Davis and Wallace\ne\u00a2 Two symposia will be held at IMS, one Premarin-sponsored (advocating low-dose\u2014\nLindsay, Fiorica, Rosano, Flaws to present), one Totelle-sponsored\nVILL PR Opportunities\ne Ketchum pursuing proclamation re: Trudy Bush\u2019s work with Maryland\u2019s state\nlegislature\ne Potential press for Civitelli\u2019s article on alveolar bone loss\ne Potential interview with Clarkson on his research (to spread positive MPA message)\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023691\nOrder", "img_46419.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 10\nJanuary 16, 2002\nVI. Women\u2019s HOPE Publications\n\u00a2 Bone paper is being reviewed by JAMA\ne Analysis of bleeding review article will be submitted to Climacteric\nVIL. Continuing Medical Education\ne American Medical Women\u2019s Association (January 31\u2014February 3; San Antonio, TX):\nHRT breakfast symposium presented by Drs. Richard-Davis and Wallace\ne\u00a2 Two symposia will be held at IMS, one Premarin-sponsored (advocating low-dose\u2014\nLindsay, Fiorica, Rosano, Flaws to present), one Totelle-sponsored\nVILL PR Opportunities\ne Ketchum pursuing proclamation re: Trudy Bush\u2019s work with Maryland\u2019s state\nlegislature\ne Potential press for Civitelli\u2019s article on alveolar bone loss\ne Potential interview with Clarkson on his research (to spread positive MPA message)\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023691\nOrder", "img_46327.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46329.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46334.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46341.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46351.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46360.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46363.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_46369.png": "Minutes From the Menopausal Health Publication Management Committee Meeting 6\nJanuary 16, 2002\nSubmitted Circulation Rosano Comparative effects of\nconjugated equine estrogens plus\nmedroxyprogesterone acetate and\nraloxifene on vascular function in\nwomen with risk factors for\ncoronary artery disease\nIl. Study Tracking Update: Trimegestone (December 12, 2001\u2014January 16, 2002)\nA. Medical and Scientific Meeting Presentations\nSUBMITTED International Spielmann A study of the efficacy and safety\nMenopause Society of continuous combined regimens\nof estradiol and trimegestone\nBerlin, Germany compared with continuous\nJune 10-14, 2002 combined regimens of estradiol\nand norethisterone acetate in\npostmenopausal women for up to\n2 years\nA comparison of continuous\ncombined regimens of estradiol\nand trimegestone with continuous\ncombined estradiol and\nnorethisterone acetate upon the\nprofiles of endometrial bleeding\nand safety in postmenopausal\nwomen for up to 2 years\nBlood lipid profile of\npostmenopausal women following\na continuous regimen of estradiol\nand trimegestone compared to\nestradiol with norethisterone\nacetate\nConfidential Pursuant to Confidentiality CONTA025-023687\nOrder", "img_57880.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57881.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57882.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57883.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57884.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57885.png": "CONTRIBUTORS Robert A. Good\n- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center\nMarilyn S. Arnott New York, New York\n2 The University of Texas System Cancer Center\npanna OR M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute A. Clark Griffin\nHouston, Texas The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nRenato Baserga Houston, Texas\nTemple University School of Medicine\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania R. Marian Hicks\nMiddlesex Hospital Medical School\nFrederick F. Becker London, England\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute William R. Kidwell\nHouston, Texas National Cancer Institute\nBethesda, Maryland\nWilliam F. Benedict\nChildren\u2019s Hospital of Los Angeles Tim R, Kramer\nLos Angeles, California Human Nutrition Research Center\nU.S. Department of Agriculture\nJohn S. Bertram Grand Forks, North Dakota\nRoswell Park Memorial Institute\nBuffalo, New York David Kritchevsky\nWistar Institute\nCarmia Borek Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nColumbia University\nNew York, New York Charles A. LeMaistre\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center\n\u2018 James M. Bowen M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center Houston, Texas\nod M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nLEER ROS Houston, Texas Mortimer B. Lipsett\nThe Clinical Center\nWilliam R. Bruce National Institutes of Health\nUniversity of Toronto Bethesda, Maryland\nToronto, Ontario, Canada\nTaijiro Matsushima\nT. Colin Campbell Tokyo University\nCornell University Tokyo, Japan\nIthaca, New York\nWallace L.. McKeehan\nKenneth K. Carroll W. Alton Jones Cell Science Center\nThe University of Western Ontario Lake Placid, New York\nLondon, Ontario, Canada\nSedras D. Morrison\nFrank Chytil National Cancer Institute\nVanderbilt University Medical School Bethesda, Maryland\nNashville, Tennessee\nHamish N. Munro\nWilliam J. Darby Tufts University Medical Center\nThe Nutrition Foundation, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts\nNew York, New York\nGuy R. Newell\nBenjamin Drewinko The University of Texas System Cancer Center\nThe University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute\nM. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston, Texas\nHouston, Texas\nSs =F ODSPOAAU TANIA ALL A L010 KAMA Z6 LoYOUNTaaTaYatcSeNTar~ a= ra oro", "img_57303.png": "o\n3\n10:25-10:45 Retinoid-Binding Proteins and Cancer, ie 2 [4 \u2018a\nFrank Chytil > 2 3\nie { eS a Soo\n10:45-11:05 Retinoids and Bladder Cancer, R. Marian oe Se\nHicks zo 8\nQ\nZ 11:05-11:20 Discussion os \u00a9 7\nSiehmeetnamaerrrt ae =\nSESSION VIII, Chairperson, James M. Bowen, Associate =\nVice President for Research\nCLOSING SESSION\nc a\n11:20-12:00 Symposium Summary us s >\nNutrition, Basic Science, and Past a i 8 Z\nMistakes, Jan van Eys Os = 5\nc= 2 a\nBe : 5\n: i\n3 &\n5 ss <\n= 5 2 a\n1981 Symposium Organizing Committee to \u00e9 WwW &\n\u2018 Marilyn S. Arnott, Cochairperson LQs a 2 \u2018\nJan van Eys, Cochairperson eS S a c\nYeu-Ming Wang, Cochairperson f a E o\nes aa. |\nBenjamin Drewinko wr i\nA. Clark Griffin fee 2 =\nGuy R. Newell og ft \u00e9\nAntonio Orengo ce oO\nae a\n: 2 < =\nSoa\n: Ex Officio Members 23\nFrances Arrighi Frances Goff =\nE. Lynn Baldwin Glenn R. Knotts =\nDorothy M. Beane Joseph T. Painter = \u2014\nSoe Frederick F. Becker Potu N. Rao s.8\nGeorge R. Blumenschein Donald L. Robberson 2 \u00a7\nJames M. Bowen Grady F. Saunders 2 ee\nElmer R. Gilley Elton Stubblefield ee \u00ae\nStephen C. Stuyck \u00a3 s 5\na = aa =\n= os oD ww S\n2s oe \u00ae = ee\nExternal Advisory Committee 3 Ez oa 3 2 Aa\nJohn J. Burn, Hoffman LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey = ib oS =\nFrank Chytil, Vanderbilt University Medical School, i e,\nNashville, Tennessee 5 Se2s5 25\nWilliam J. Darby, The Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New S a i 3 3 $ a 3 Es g\nYork, New York = b 2g A x ; ase 2V\nRobert A. Good, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 3 2 3 2 aoe ee 7 s \u201c\na B gM eoEs So 8\nNew York, New York ES 2 Suu Re S&ig B28\n%\nSedras D. Morrison, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, 3 # s OBES az a eB = ao\nMaryland a5 5 HPRr wigs eee Bra oe\nos 3.2.5\u00b08\nPaul M. Newberne, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boa \u2018ie \u00a7 \u00a7 3 a > 4 g\nCambridge, Massachusetts ae E 3B : 208 a oe\nMichael B. Sporn, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, s 2 ga & = oe as es\nSesto, BSE BPotu ae ee\nMaryland $58 SF Feve eos\u00a5g x\nTakashi Sugimura, National Cancer Center Research Institute, g3 5 rae oe. E 5 5 a 2 & 2 & 2\nTokyo, Japan Ss Y a oa ve 25 oo\nSree gee Ee et Fis, 82\n~$Eatas\n.", "img_57304.png": "o\n3\n10:25-10:45 Retinoid-Binding Proteins and Cancer, ie 2 [4 \u2018a\nFrank Chytil > 2 3\nie { eS a Soo\n10:45-11:05 Retinoids and Bladder Cancer, R. 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Arnott, Cochairperson LQs a 2 \u2018\nJan van Eys, Cochairperson eS S a c\nYeu-Ming Wang, Cochairperson f a E o\nes aa. |\nBenjamin Drewinko wr i\nA. Clark Griffin fee 2 =\nGuy R. Newell og ft \u00e9\nAntonio Orengo ce oO\nae a\n: 2 < =\nSoa\n: Ex Officio Members 23\nFrances Arrighi Frances Goff =\nE. Lynn Baldwin Glenn R. Knotts =\nDorothy M. Beane Joseph T. Painter = \u2014\nSoe Frederick F. Becker Potu N. Rao s.8\nGeorge R. Blumenschein Donald L. Robberson 2 \u00a7\nJames M. Bowen Grady F. Saunders 2 ee\nElmer R. Gilley Elton Stubblefield ee \u00ae\nStephen C. Stuyck \u00a3 s 5\na = aa =\n= os oD ww S\n2s oe \u00ae = ee\nExternal Advisory Committee 3 Ez oa 3 2 Aa\nJohn J. Burn, Hoffman LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey = ib oS =\nFrank Chytil, Vanderbilt University Medical School, i e,\nNashville, Tennessee 5 Se2s5 25\nWilliam J. Darby, The Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New S a i 3 3 $ a 3 Es g\nYork, New York = b 2g A x ; ase 2V\nRobert A. 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Marian oe Se\nHicks zo 8\nQ\nZ 11:05-11:20 Discussion os \u00a9 7\nSiehmeetnamaerrrt ae =\nSESSION VIII, Chairperson, James M. Bowen, Associate =\nVice President for Research\nCLOSING SESSION\nc a\n11:20-12:00 Symposium Summary us s >\nNutrition, Basic Science, and Past a i 8 Z\nMistakes, Jan van Eys Os = 5\nc= 2 a\nBe : 5\n: i\n3 &\n5 ss <\n= 5 2 a\n1981 Symposium Organizing Committee to \u00e9 WwW &\n\u2018 Marilyn S. Arnott, Cochairperson LQs a 2 \u2018\nJan van Eys, Cochairperson eS S a c\nYeu-Ming Wang, Cochairperson f a E o\nes aa. |\nBenjamin Drewinko wr i\nA. Clark Griffin fee 2 =\nGuy R. Newell og ft \u00e9\nAntonio Orengo ce oO\nae a\n: 2 < =\nSoa\n: Ex Officio Members 23\nFrances Arrighi Frances Goff =\nE. Lynn Baldwin Glenn R. Knotts =\nDorothy M. Beane Joseph T. Painter = \u2014\nSoe Frederick F. Becker Potu N. Rao s.8\nGeorge R. Blumenschein Donald L. Robberson 2 \u00a7\nJames M. Bowen Grady F. Saunders 2 ee\nElmer R. Gilley Elton Stubblefield ee \u00ae\nStephen C. 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Arnott, Cochairperson LQs a 2 \u2018\nJan van Eys, Cochairperson eS S a c\nYeu-Ming Wang, Cochairperson f a E o\nes aa. |\nBenjamin Drewinko wr i\nA. Clark Griffin fee 2 =\nGuy R. Newell og ft \u00e9\nAntonio Orengo ce oO\nae a\n: 2 < =\nSoa\n: Ex Officio Members 23\nFrances Arrighi Frances Goff =\nE. Lynn Baldwin Glenn R. Knotts =\nDorothy M. Beane Joseph T. Painter = \u2014\nSoe Frederick F. Becker Potu N. Rao s.8\nGeorge R. Blumenschein Donald L. Robberson 2 \u00a7\nJames M. Bowen Grady F. Saunders 2 ee\nElmer R. Gilley Elton Stubblefield ee \u00ae\nStephen C. Stuyck \u00a3 s 5\na = aa =\n= os oD ww S\n2s oe \u00ae = ee\nExternal Advisory Committee 3 Ez oa 3 2 Aa\nJohn J. Burn, Hoffman LaRoche, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey = ib oS =\nFrank Chytil, Vanderbilt University Medical School, i e,\nNashville, Tennessee 5 Se2s5 25\nWilliam J. Darby, The Nutrition Foundation, Inc., New S a i 3 3 $ a 3 Es g\nYork, New York = b 2g A x ; ase 2V\nRobert A. Good, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 3 2 3 2 aoe ee 7 s \u201c\na B gM eoEs So 8\nNew York, New York ES 2 Suu Re S&ig B28\n%\nSedras D. Morrison, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, 3 # s OBES az a eB = ao\nMaryland a5 5 HPRr wigs eee Bra oe\nos 3.2.5\u00b08\nPaul M. Newberne, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boa \u2018ie \u00a7 \u00a7 3 a > 4 g\nCambridge, Massachusetts ae E 3B : 208 a oe\nMichael B. Sporn, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, s 2 ga & = oe as es\nSesto, BSE BPotu ae ee\nMaryland $58 SF Feve eos\u00a5g x\nTakashi Sugimura, National Cancer Center Research Institute, g3 5 rae oe. E 5 5 a 2 & 2 & 2\nTokyo, Japan Ss Y a oa ve 25 oo\nSree gee Ee et Fis, 82\n~$Eatas\n.", "img_57308.png": "o\n3\n10:25-10:45 Retinoid-Binding Proteins and Cancer, ie 2 [4 \u2018a\nFrank Chytil > 2 3\nie { eS a Soo\n10:45-11:05 Retinoids and Bladder Cancer, R. Marian oe Se\nHicks zo 8\nQ\nZ 11:05-11:20 Discussion os \u00a9 7\nSiehmeetnamaerrrt ae =\nSESSION VIII, Chairperson, James M. Bowen, Associate =\nVice President for Research\nCLOSING SESSION\nc a\n11:20-12:00 Symposium Summary us s >\nNutrition, Basic Science, and Past a i 8 Z\nMistakes, Jan van Eys Os = 5\nc= 2 a\nBe : 5\n: i\n3 &\n5 ss <\n= 5 2 a\n1981 Symposium Organizing Committee to \u00e9 WwW &\n\u2018 Marilyn S. Arnott, Cochairperson LQs a 2 \u2018\nJan van Eys, Cochairperson eS S a c\nYeu-Ming Wang, Cochairperson f a E o\nes aa. |\nBenjamin Drewinko wr i\nA. Clark Griffin fee 2 =\nGuy R. Newell og ft \u00e9\nAntonio Orengo ce oO\nae a\n: 2 < =\nSoa\n: Ex Officio Members 23\nFrances Arrighi Frances Goff =\nE. Lynn Baldwin Glenn R. Knotts =\nDorothy M. Beane Joseph T. Painter = \u2014\nSoe Frederick F. Becker Potu N. Rao s.8\nGeorge R. Blumenschein Donald L. Robberson 2 \u00a7\nJames M. Bowen Grady F. Saunders 2 ee\nElmer R. Gilley Elton Stubblefield ee \u00ae\nStephen C. 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Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_63164.png": "co ALL TRIP TVL INCN\u00ae 18598\n243 SHANKS OR ROBERT E 12/2 302 \u00a3 MANCHESTER BLVD\n11/28/60 ST LOUIS MO 2258 ee CAL\ni 1 /M HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA\nWJ /MB pepor f a Dupont Circle, Washington 6, D. C.\nAcct. Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_63165.png": "co ALL TRIP TVL INCN\u00ae 18598\n243 SHANKS OR ROBERT E 12/2 302 \u00a3 MANCHESTER BLVD\n11/28/60 ST LOUIS MO 2258 ee CAL\ni 1 /M HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA\nWJ /MB pepor f a Dupont Circle, Washington 6, D. C.\nAcct. Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_63166.png": "co ALL TRIP TVL INCN\u00ae 18598\n243 SHANKS OR ROBERT E 12/2 302 \u00a3 MANCHESTER BLVD\n11/28/60 ST LOUIS MO 2258 ee CAL\ni 1 /M HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA\nWJ /MB pepor f a Dupont Circle, Washington 6, D. C.\nAcct. Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_63167.png": "co ALL TRIP TVL INCN\u00ae 18598\n243 SHANKS OR ROBERT E 12/2 302 \u00a3 MANCHESTER BLVD\n11/28/60 ST LOUIS MO 2258 ee CAL\ni 1 /M HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA\nWJ /MB pepor f a Dupont Circle, Washington 6, D. C.\nAcct. Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_63169.png": "co ALL TRIP TVL INCN\u00ae 18598\n243 SHANKS OR ROBERT E 12/2 302 \u00a3 MANCHESTER BLVD\n11/28/60 ST LOUIS MO 2258 ee CAL\ni 1 /M HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA\nWJ /MB pepor f a Dupont Circle, Washington 6, D. C.\nAcct. Forwarded from No...........c0008 eset MUOUNOreetintita: issn All Bills Due When Rendered\na a ee md.\nee) ae ote ee ele allel ee a\npeer tere | op ple ae 3 eg seed} tt\nomen | \u00a36\" Jee tj He | \u2014\u2014}\u2014_t\nommm | Bol aot Bice re ok ans\n. el ES\naa By| |\n-+$\u2014\u2014 po eee |_|\nae BS eae arene\n| | eee |\nLONG DISTANCE\nhe\npe ES p=\need ie)\nainda Ape\nfewer || Ces ny\nMisc. CHARGES [ee] Se i {A F| a\n| aaa KY Si |\naa a\neee eee S| |\n[reaerin = | ae dees pet ee eee ee | ae |\nee eee ee eile al\ngunn | Z3 aa\nBfeuomee ff |p = m4\noc\noper oy i ee ate) ieee Oe a\nCARRIED FORWARD en ler = fre] ae cose x cw lb | ees le | |\nPACKWOOD PRINTING CO., WASH. 1, D. Cus\nOR ORIN Oa etrenssaistecssactesyast naan elt eset: Oe BY ane ee a CHER GLtO seer rier rts rmtee nee cae aetirint oe amen\nNOLT@R Urcescsatesa itis nsrpeeciGaaleT EPSON Tei tes ce kencos eee es ee\nGuest\u2019s\nSUSMAUUTC sree ocstesrsisrr er car iTatses eet as tte ee CTU OLE ele ie, cee ne SasE  dae ee ee ne\nWe hope your visit was pleasant and our services entirely satisfactory.\nThe management will appreciate your comments.\nlol b/c eice Dives AVAVYATAVEs Late (UIS\\ TV Zo (elelU [a al\u2014 ia) MU lors) Te | Bye (6) v)", "img_4946.png": "Jan-08-2001 12:22pm \u2014 From-MARC GROUP 3366645705 e734 P.00Z/002 F326\nRIR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX BIGIF BUYER STUDY\nPROPOSAL #: 01-12101\n: SUPPLIER: M/A/R/C\nI TET a rT ES SS Goi eS\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby incorporated by\nreference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract between R. J. Reynolds\n' Tabacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are incomorated herein.\n: ZEST OBJECTIVE:\ni This research is designed ta determine primarily:\nii > Profile of Slide Box BIGIF product buyers (including UB and demos)\n|: > Shde Box B1G1F buyers\u2019 past and furure purchase behavior toward SALEM\ni > Slide Box BIGLF buyers\u2019 brand/user perceptions toward SALEM and effect of the promotion on\nopinion shift\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODFS:\nSource of Funds:\n. Questionnaire Final Draft: 12/22/00 2001 SALEM Research Budget\n1-800# On-Line: 1/02/01 Charge Code: 04-75-3400-8750-8S5\nProduct Available for Sale: w/a 1/15/01 (est.)\nFieldwork: Resvarch Type:\nCall-ins 1/15 \u2014 3/15/01 (est.) Other __X___ (010101)\nTopline(s): TBD @ 100 & 200 Qualitative (020101)\ncompletes\nFinal Results (pending Quantitative _ (030101)\ninterview completion) : 4/01 (est.)\nItemized Costs\nStudy Preparation\nIncentives/Handing\nDats Collection/Fieldwork $6,900\n$2,900 | _ $2,900\nAnalysis sC\u201c\u2018\u201cCN*CNSCOC*COCSBOOU UT S800\nAdministration $1,850\n(\u2018To 822,650 | $22,650 |\n: AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \u2014_Betsy Sutherland (M/A/R/C) o\n2 Qudae._1/4fer \u201cheb patllO Lae) 8\name/Dete e/Date 0\n=\nao\n: Qo", "img_4947.png": "Jan-08-2001 12:22pm \u2014 From-MARC GROUP 3366645705 e734 P.00Z/002 F326\nRIR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX BIGIF BUYER STUDY\nPROPOSAL #: 01-12101\n: SUPPLIER: M/A/R/C\nI TET a rT ES SS Goi eS\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby incorporated by\nreference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract between R. J. Reynolds\n' Tabacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are incomorated herein.\n: ZEST OBJECTIVE:\ni This research is designed ta determine primarily:\nii > Profile of Slide Box BIGIF product buyers (including UB and demos)\n|: > Shde Box B1G1F buyers\u2019 past and furure purchase behavior toward SALEM\ni > Slide Box BIGLF buyers\u2019 brand/user perceptions toward SALEM and effect of the promotion on\nopinion shift\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODFS:\nSource of Funds:\n. Questionnaire Final Draft: 12/22/00 2001 SALEM Research Budget\n1-800# On-Line: 1/02/01 Charge Code: 04-75-3400-8750-8S5\nProduct Available for Sale: w/a 1/15/01 (est.)\nFieldwork: Resvarch Type:\nCall-ins 1/15 \u2014 3/15/01 (est.) Other __X___ (010101)\nTopline(s): TBD @ 100 & 200 Qualitative (020101)\ncompletes\nFinal Results (pending Quantitative _ (030101)\ninterview completion) : 4/01 (est.)\nItemized Costs\nStudy Preparation\nIncentives/Handing\nDats Collection/Fieldwork $6,900\n$2,900 | _ $2,900\nAnalysis sC\u201c\u2018\u201cCN*CNSCOC*COCSBOOU UT S800\nAdministration $1,850\n(\u2018To 822,650 | $22,650 |\n: AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \u2014_Betsy Sutherland (M/A/R/C) o\n2 Qudae._1/4fer \u201cheb patllO Lae) 8\name/Dete e/Date 0\n=\nao\n: Qo", "img_4948.png": "Jan-08-2001 12:22pm \u2014 From-MARC GROUP 3366645705 e734 P.00Z/002 F326\nRIR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX BIGIF BUYER STUDY\nPROPOSAL #: 01-12101\n: SUPPLIER: M/A/R/C\nI TET a rT ES SS Goi eS\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby incorporated by\nreference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract between R. J. Reynolds\n' Tabacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are incomorated herein.\n: ZEST OBJECTIVE:\ni This research is designed ta determine primarily:\nii > Profile of Slide Box BIGIF product buyers (including UB and demos)\n|: > Shde Box B1G1F buyers\u2019 past and furure purchase behavior toward SALEM\ni > Slide Box BIGLF buyers\u2019 brand/user perceptions toward SALEM and effect of the promotion on\nopinion shift\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODFS:\nSource of Funds:\n. Questionnaire Final Draft: 12/22/00 2001 SALEM Research Budget\n1-800# On-Line: 1/02/01 Charge Code: 04-75-3400-8750-8S5\nProduct Available for Sale: w/a 1/15/01 (est.)\nFieldwork: Resvarch Type:\nCall-ins 1/15 \u2014 3/15/01 (est.) Other __X___ (010101)\nTopline(s): TBD @ 100 & 200 Qualitative (020101)\ncompletes\nFinal Results (pending Quantitative _ (030101)\ninterview completion) : 4/01 (est.)\nItemized Costs\nStudy Preparation\nIncentives/Handing\nDats Collection/Fieldwork $6,900\n$2,900 | _ $2,900\nAnalysis sC\u201c\u2018\u201cCN*CNSCOC*COCSBOOU UT S800\nAdministration $1,850\n(\u2018To 822,650 | $22,650 |\n: AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \u2014_Betsy Sutherland (M/A/R/C) o\n2 Qudae._1/4fer \u201cheb patllO Lae) 8\name/Dete e/Date 0\n=\nao\n: Qo", "img_4949.png": "Jan-08-2001 12:22pm \u2014 From-MARC GROUP 3366645705 e734 P.00Z/002 F326\nRIR CONFIDENTIAL\nJOB ASSIGNMENT ADDENDUM\nTITLE: SALEM SLIDE BOX BIGIF BUYER STUDY\nPROPOSAL #: 01-12101\n: SUPPLIER: M/A/R/C\nI TET a rT ES SS Goi eS\nThis Job Assignment Addendum, including the Proposal attached hereto and hereby incorporated by\nreference, is made as of the date below pursuant to the Master Contract between R. J. Reynolds\n' Tabacco Company and Supplier. The provisions thereof are incomorated herein.\n: ZEST OBJECTIVE:\ni This research is designed ta determine primarily:\nii > Profile of Slide Box BIGIF product buyers (including UB and demos)\n|: > Shde Box B1G1F buyers\u2019 past and furure purchase behavior toward SALEM\ni > Slide Box BIGLF buyers\u2019 brand/user perceptions toward SALEM and effect of the promotion on\nopinion shift\nTIMING: ACCOUNTING CODFS:\nSource of Funds:\n. Questionnaire Final Draft: 12/22/00 2001 SALEM Research Budget\n1-800# On-Line: 1/02/01 Charge Code: 04-75-3400-8750-8S5\nProduct Available for Sale: w/a 1/15/01 (est.)\nFieldwork: Resvarch Type:\nCall-ins 1/15 \u2014 3/15/01 (est.) Other __X___ (010101)\nTopline(s): TBD @ 100 & 200 Qualitative (020101)\ncompletes\nFinal Results (pending Quantitative _ (030101)\ninterview completion) : 4/01 (est.)\nItemized Costs\nStudy Preparation\nIncentives/Handing\nDats Collection/Fieldwork $6,900\n$2,900 | _ $2,900\nAnalysis sC\u201c\u2018\u201cCN*CNSCOC*COCSBOOU UT S800\nAdministration $1,850\n(\u2018To 822,650 | $22,650 |\n: AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:\nR.J.REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \u2014_Betsy Sutherland (M/A/R/C) o\n2 Qudae._1/4fer \u201cheb patllO Lae) 8\name/Dete e/Date 0\n=\nao\n: Qo", "img_28057.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28058.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28059.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28060.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28061.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28062.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28063.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28064.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28065.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28066.png": "ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION PERSONNEL\n7 SPOOR SM Qr OM reece tee oto sec ote afeasqors fetes aime sete ores ae ee BET OSIOcne\nMA AGTAIONES sree mister ters ss oisiuesy rea serie ene otis, ernie eke DU SINC Ssavanacen\nLONG Y [aR Ne weteden reps ysisicl \u00abseer s.ys cect ea tap ere ancien de men eam aien ance\nClennehlinore met wsccicts tilts k a isc eiranaetn ae ely er RU SDOp OUD eLVvisOL\nRivaMMnan se ererepet coke a ihs, Sate sea Se hal ower seen ae ciel ote ye a CALE Ler ia = Walnary,\nIUD YAN CIG dycanmsnstereren op oe caso reat oe ois s ee alma ts seats OOK\nIRODGHINGT Matinee: easeile tris sie other senate casts ee iesaoot tans erent ee ey OOK KECDCL\nGlenn Ou Guinier artkeecet twtr eames Eeanrer rn int car ee are en ew eae ee EL INCeL\nASA veM a) ACK SO Meer uersies sect leis esha citrate seereietacuct ttieier ie harness ere COLOLALY:\nACK OWell cam sme sr. (mete <1. 7a a Peete eters fos ate eh eae: ote ae hlantebnemeen\nDiath JONES rcs ees Ve aha CRS Oo ON es ste vce ae\u00bb ARRCe\nBUH Crea sce neces wept cc sen eter ae oa eee iy re eee et AUILOL\nRhee Lai oes A ded ha EK 6 BROKE OOS 9 ep DS I ae + AOE\ntiie DACRE a os 3 cs ce hs ee sO Oe Oe ee eae eo scp) AE Oe Peeeeemtare\npack Pletch etae cep. ce store ocenic feizace ocsteiaseptciorors coats ger aie des | meena raat eee tey\narolyRichandsoms sec cg ceec trite oe ola aieushs eae tassel pane tal esastens ess ape OCCT ELALY.:\nWace Sain One mare ata flpeacs ser coney ral riae Sier che hinain wer see retel aeenrr a DO CLELALYD\nRAMA Is caries en yin ek bw bah Oe Ae Cg AE Es a eS ae, I\n7", "img_28300.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28301.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28304.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28305.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28306.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28307.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_28308.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 355\nTGase activity.'\u2019 The differential in activity was independent of several homogen-\nization procedures, not a result of incomplete cell rupture, and not the result of\nendogenous activators or inhibitors of TGase in the cells. Similarly, the possibility\nthat the results were due to plasma TGase contamination of the preparations was\nminimal. Normal and transformed preparations exhibited similar Michaelis\nvalues for the amine donor putrescine, suggesting that the affinity of the enzyme\nfor this substrate was unaffected by transformation.'\u00ae Furthermore, these findings\nsuggested that the reduction in activity was independent of the transforming agent,\nand there were differential levels of TGase-catalyzed cross-links in normal and\ntransformed cells.\nTABLE |\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\n. Specific Activity* = Normal =.\nCell/Tissue Source (U/mg of protein) Transformed\nLiver rat 8.5 + 0.4f (8)t\nNovikoff hepatoma rat 2.0 + 0.1 (6) 4.3\nPrimary hepatoma\u00a7 rat 5.4 + 0.5 (10) 1.6\nWI-38 human 7.0 + 1.0(7)\nWI-38 VAI3A human 0.12 + 0.02 (7) 58.3\nWI-38 VA13-2RA human 0.04 175.\nBHK-21/C13 hamster 1.1 + 0.2 (3) \u2014\nPyBHK-21/C13 hamster 0.03 + 0.02 (3) 36.7\nC3H/10T1/2CL8 mouse 0.28 + 0.10 (3)\nC3H/10T1/2CL8MCATCLI5 mouse 0.03 + 0.01 (3) 53\n*Homogenate activity except for C3H system, which is the 25,000 g supernatant.\n+Means + SE.\n{Numbers of preparations assayed.\n\u00a7Induced with 3\u2019-methyl-4-dimethylaminoazobenzene.\n\u20ac-(y-GLUTAMYL)LYSINE IN NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLS\nTo complement the enzyme studies, quantitation of enzyme product, \u00ab-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine, was performed. The isopeptide bond is resistant to proteolytic\nattack, so that after exhaustive enzyme digestion by pronase and leucine amino-\npeptidase, e-(y-glutamy!)lysine can be identified by amino acid chromatography.'*\nIn most cases, more than 80% of the protein is converted to free amino acids and\nisopeptide during enzymatic digestion. Analysis of pronase-digested total cellular\nprotein revealed that normal WI-38 cultures contained 40-100 times more e-(y-\nglutamyl)lysine bonds per cell than did WI-38 VA13A cultures (TABLE 2). These\nvalues agree with the enzymatic differential shown in TABLE 1.\nIMMUNOFLUORESCENT STUDIES\nA differential between WI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cultures was also demon-\nstrated when cells were stained by indirect immunofluorescence with rabbit anti-\nTGase antiserum. Sparse WI-38 cultures produced a weak intracellular fluor-", "img_58578.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 359\nwere effective in increasing TGase activity, with trypsin producing the largest\nstimulation. Note that thrombin was ineffective in activating TGase. Further evi-\ndence for a nonmitogenic role for trypsin activation is that high TGase activity\nappears to be contrary to the proliferative state in this system (FIGURE 2 &\nTABLE 1). Rather, the activation seemed to be related to some other consequence\nof trypsin administration.\n\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE AND FIBRONECTIN\n\nThe rapidity with which trypsin activated TGase suggested that hydrolytic\ncleavage of a cell surface component might be involved, with cleavage of this com-\nponent apparently leading to solubilization of TGase activity. Similarly, the dif-\nferential effects of trypsin and pronase as compared to that of thrombin on ac-\ntivating TGase parallels their action in cleaving a cell surface glycoprotein found in\nseveral fibroblast cells. This glycoprotein has received many names,\u201d including\n\nTABLE 3\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY AFTER MITOGEN TREATMENT\nTreated Activity\nTreatment* Concentration Untreated Activity\nMedium changet 0.9, 0.9\nCaCl, 1.8-5 mM 1.1 + 0.2 (3)\nTrypsint 5S ug/ml 2.7 + 0.3 (5)\nPronase\u00a7 5 ug/ml 1.7, 1.8\nThrombin\u00ae 5 ug/ml 1.1, 1.3\n*Cultures were washed (except those that received the medium change) and incubated\nwith the appropriate reagent in Earle\u2019s solution for | hr at 37\u00b0C prior to assay.\n+Modified McCoy\u2019s medium Sa (2) plus 10% fetal bovine serum (Reheis Chemical Cor-\nporation).\nt Worthington Biochemical Corporation.\n\u00a7Calbiochem.\n*Parke-Davis, topical.\nfibronectin,?! which will be used in this discussion. Most of these surface proteins\nare thought to be the same protein and cross-react immunologically with the serum\nprotein, cold-insoluble globulin.\u201d These proteins are apparently transformaiion\nsensitive, since they are lost from the cell surface after transformation.\u201d\u201d\u201d? Trypsin\nand pronase catalyze removal of fibronectin from fibroblasts, whereas thrombin\nfails to do so under similar conditions.** To determine whether a relationship be-\ntween TGase and fibronectin exists, a comparative study was undertaken.\n\nInitially, surface fibronectin in WI-38 cells was labeled by the lactoperoxidase-\ncatalyzed iodination procedure with '257 25 Addition of trypsin to these labeled\ncells resulted in an enzyme-dependent loss of 60-75% of the radioactive label\nwithin 30 min. While the '*I studies provided circumstantial evidence of fibronec-\ntin involvement, we desired to confirm these findings by another method.\n\nWI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cells demonstrated a differential in fluorescence\nwhen stained by indirect immunofluorescence with goat antifibronectin antiserum\n(FiGuRe 3). Preconfluent, growing WI-38 cells showed essentially an intracellular", "img_58582.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 359\nwere effective in increasing TGase activity, with trypsin producing the largest\nstimulation. Note that thrombin was ineffective in activating TGase. Further evi-\ndence for a nonmitogenic role for trypsin activation is that high TGase activity\nappears to be contrary to the proliferative state in this system (FIGURE 2 &\nTABLE 1). Rather, the activation seemed to be related to some other consequence\nof trypsin administration.\n\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE AND FIBRONECTIN\n\nThe rapidity with which trypsin activated TGase suggested that hydrolytic\ncleavage of a cell surface component might be involved, with cleavage of this com-\nponent apparently leading to solubilization of TGase activity. Similarly, the dif-\nferential effects of trypsin and pronase as compared to that of thrombin on ac-\ntivating TGase parallels their action in cleaving a cell surface glycoprotein found in\nseveral fibroblast cells. This glycoprotein has received many names,\u201d including\n\nTABLE 3\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY AFTER MITOGEN TREATMENT\nTreated Activity\nTreatment* Concentration Untreated Activity\nMedium changet 0.9, 0.9\nCaCl, 1.8-5 mM 1.1 + 0.2 (3)\nTrypsint 5S ug/ml 2.7 + 0.3 (5)\nPronase\u00a7 5 ug/ml 1.7, 1.8\nThrombin\u00ae 5 ug/ml 1.1, 1.3\n*Cultures were washed (except those that received the medium change) and incubated\nwith the appropriate reagent in Earle\u2019s solution for | hr at 37\u00b0C prior to assay.\n+Modified McCoy\u2019s medium Sa (2) plus 10% fetal bovine serum (Reheis Chemical Cor-\nporation).\nt Worthington Biochemical Corporation.\n\u00a7Calbiochem.\n*Parke-Davis, topical.\nfibronectin,?! which will be used in this discussion. Most of these surface proteins\nare thought to be the same protein and cross-react immunologically with the serum\nprotein, cold-insoluble globulin.\u201d These proteins are apparently transformaiion\nsensitive, since they are lost from the cell surface after transformation.\u201d\u201d\u201d? Trypsin\nand pronase catalyze removal of fibronectin from fibroblasts, whereas thrombin\nfails to do so under similar conditions.** To determine whether a relationship be-\ntween TGase and fibronectin exists, a comparative study was undertaken.\n\nInitially, surface fibronectin in WI-38 cells was labeled by the lactoperoxidase-\ncatalyzed iodination procedure with '257 25 Addition of trypsin to these labeled\ncells resulted in an enzyme-dependent loss of 60-75% of the radioactive label\nwithin 30 min. While the '*I studies provided circumstantial evidence of fibronec-\ntin involvement, we desired to confirm these findings by another method.\n\nWI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cells demonstrated a differential in fluorescence\nwhen stained by indirect immunofluorescence with goat antifibronectin antiserum\n(FiGuRe 3). Preconfluent, growing WI-38 cells showed essentially an intracellular", "img_58584.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 359\nwere effective in increasing TGase activity, with trypsin producing the largest\nstimulation. Note that thrombin was ineffective in activating TGase. Further evi-\ndence for a nonmitogenic role for trypsin activation is that high TGase activity\nappears to be contrary to the proliferative state in this system (FIGURE 2 &\nTABLE 1). Rather, the activation seemed to be related to some other consequence\nof trypsin administration.\n\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE AND FIBRONECTIN\n\nThe rapidity with which trypsin activated TGase suggested that hydrolytic\ncleavage of a cell surface component might be involved, with cleavage of this com-\nponent apparently leading to solubilization of TGase activity. Similarly, the dif-\nferential effects of trypsin and pronase as compared to that of thrombin on ac-\ntivating TGase parallels their action in cleaving a cell surface glycoprotein found in\nseveral fibroblast cells. This glycoprotein has received many names,\u201d including\n\nTABLE 3\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY AFTER MITOGEN TREATMENT\nTreated Activity\nTreatment* Concentration Untreated Activity\nMedium changet 0.9, 0.9\nCaCl, 1.8-5 mM 1.1 + 0.2 (3)\nTrypsint 5S ug/ml 2.7 + 0.3 (5)\nPronase\u00a7 5 ug/ml 1.7, 1.8\nThrombin\u00ae 5 ug/ml 1.1, 1.3\n*Cultures were washed (except those that received the medium change) and incubated\nwith the appropriate reagent in Earle\u2019s solution for | hr at 37\u00b0C prior to assay.\n+Modified McCoy\u2019s medium Sa (2) plus 10% fetal bovine serum (Reheis Chemical Cor-\nporation).\nt Worthington Biochemical Corporation.\n\u00a7Calbiochem.\n*Parke-Davis, topical.\nfibronectin,?! which will be used in this discussion. Most of these surface proteins\nare thought to be the same protein and cross-react immunologically with the serum\nprotein, cold-insoluble globulin.\u201d These proteins are apparently transformaiion\nsensitive, since they are lost from the cell surface after transformation.\u201d\u201d\u201d? Trypsin\nand pronase catalyze removal of fibronectin from fibroblasts, whereas thrombin\nfails to do so under similar conditions.** To determine whether a relationship be-\ntween TGase and fibronectin exists, a comparative study was undertaken.\n\nInitially, surface fibronectin in WI-38 cells was labeled by the lactoperoxidase-\ncatalyzed iodination procedure with '257 25 Addition of trypsin to these labeled\ncells resulted in an enzyme-dependent loss of 60-75% of the radioactive label\nwithin 30 min. While the '*I studies provided circumstantial evidence of fibronec-\ntin involvement, we desired to confirm these findings by another method.\n\nWI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cells demonstrated a differential in fluorescence\nwhen stained by indirect immunofluorescence with goat antifibronectin antiserum\n(FiGuRe 3). Preconfluent, growing WI-38 cells showed essentially an intracellular", "img_58586.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 359\nwere effective in increasing TGase activity, with trypsin producing the largest\nstimulation. Note that thrombin was ineffective in activating TGase. Further evi-\ndence for a nonmitogenic role for trypsin activation is that high TGase activity\nappears to be contrary to the proliferative state in this system (FIGURE 2 &\nTABLE 1). Rather, the activation seemed to be related to some other consequence\nof trypsin administration.\n\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE AND FIBRONECTIN\n\nThe rapidity with which trypsin activated TGase suggested that hydrolytic\ncleavage of a cell surface component might be involved, with cleavage of this com-\nponent apparently leading to solubilization of TGase activity. Similarly, the dif-\nferential effects of trypsin and pronase as compared to that of thrombin on ac-\ntivating TGase parallels their action in cleaving a cell surface glycoprotein found in\nseveral fibroblast cells. This glycoprotein has received many names,\u201d including\n\nTABLE 3\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY AFTER MITOGEN TREATMENT\nTreated Activity\nTreatment* Concentration Untreated Activity\nMedium changet 0.9, 0.9\nCaCl, 1.8-5 mM 1.1 + 0.2 (3)\nTrypsint 5S ug/ml 2.7 + 0.3 (5)\nPronase\u00a7 5 ug/ml 1.7, 1.8\nThrombin\u00ae 5 ug/ml 1.1, 1.3\n*Cultures were washed (except those that received the medium change) and incubated\nwith the appropriate reagent in Earle\u2019s solution for | hr at 37\u00b0C prior to assay.\n+Modified McCoy\u2019s medium Sa (2) plus 10% fetal bovine serum (Reheis Chemical Cor-\nporation).\nt Worthington Biochemical Corporation.\n\u00a7Calbiochem.\n*Parke-Davis, topical.\nfibronectin,?! which will be used in this discussion. Most of these surface proteins\nare thought to be the same protein and cross-react immunologically with the serum\nprotein, cold-insoluble globulin.\u201d These proteins are apparently transformaiion\nsensitive, since they are lost from the cell surface after transformation.\u201d\u201d\u201d? Trypsin\nand pronase catalyze removal of fibronectin from fibroblasts, whereas thrombin\nfails to do so under similar conditions.** To determine whether a relationship be-\ntween TGase and fibronectin exists, a comparative study was undertaken.\n\nInitially, surface fibronectin in WI-38 cells was labeled by the lactoperoxidase-\ncatalyzed iodination procedure with '257 25 Addition of trypsin to these labeled\ncells resulted in an enzyme-dependent loss of 60-75% of the radioactive label\nwithin 30 min. While the '*I studies provided circumstantial evidence of fibronec-\ntin involvement, we desired to confirm these findings by another method.\n\nWI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cells demonstrated a differential in fluorescence\nwhen stained by indirect immunofluorescence with goat antifibronectin antiserum\n(FiGuRe 3). Preconfluent, growing WI-38 cells showed essentially an intracellular", "img_58587.png": "Birckbichler & Patterson: Cellular Characteristics 359\nwere effective in increasing TGase activity, with trypsin producing the largest\nstimulation. Note that thrombin was ineffective in activating TGase. Further evi-\ndence for a nonmitogenic role for trypsin activation is that high TGase activity\nappears to be contrary to the proliferative state in this system (FIGURE 2 &\nTABLE 1). Rather, the activation seemed to be related to some other consequence\nof trypsin administration.\n\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE AND FIBRONECTIN\n\nThe rapidity with which trypsin activated TGase suggested that hydrolytic\ncleavage of a cell surface component might be involved, with cleavage of this com-\nponent apparently leading to solubilization of TGase activity. Similarly, the dif-\nferential effects of trypsin and pronase as compared to that of thrombin on ac-\ntivating TGase parallels their action in cleaving a cell surface glycoprotein found in\nseveral fibroblast cells. This glycoprotein has received many names,\u201d including\n\nTABLE 3\nTRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY AFTER MITOGEN TREATMENT\nTreated Activity\nTreatment* Concentration Untreated Activity\nMedium changet 0.9, 0.9\nCaCl, 1.8-5 mM 1.1 + 0.2 (3)\nTrypsint 5S ug/ml 2.7 + 0.3 (5)\nPronase\u00a7 5 ug/ml 1.7, 1.8\nThrombin\u00ae 5 ug/ml 1.1, 1.3\n*Cultures were washed (except those that received the medium change) and incubated\nwith the appropriate reagent in Earle\u2019s solution for | hr at 37\u00b0C prior to assay.\n+Modified McCoy\u2019s medium Sa (2) plus 10% fetal bovine serum (Reheis Chemical Cor-\nporation).\nt Worthington Biochemical Corporation.\n\u00a7Calbiochem.\n*Parke-Davis, topical.\nfibronectin,?! which will be used in this discussion. Most of these surface proteins\nare thought to be the same protein and cross-react immunologically with the serum\nprotein, cold-insoluble globulin.\u201d These proteins are apparently transformaiion\nsensitive, since they are lost from the cell surface after transformation.\u201d\u201d\u201d? Trypsin\nand pronase catalyze removal of fibronectin from fibroblasts, whereas thrombin\nfails to do so under similar conditions.** To determine whether a relationship be-\ntween TGase and fibronectin exists, a comparative study was undertaken.\n\nInitially, surface fibronectin in WI-38 cells was labeled by the lactoperoxidase-\ncatalyzed iodination procedure with '257 25 Addition of trypsin to these labeled\ncells resulted in an enzyme-dependent loss of 60-75% of the radioactive label\nwithin 30 min. While the '*I studies provided circumstantial evidence of fibronec-\ntin involvement, we desired to confirm these findings by another method.\n\nWI-38 and WI-38 VA13A cells demonstrated a differential in fluorescence\nwhen stained by indirect immunofluorescence with goat antifibronectin antiserum\n(FiGuRe 3). Preconfluent, growing WI-38 cells showed essentially an intracellular"}