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"content": "<doc> Thursday, 26 July 2001 14:43 \n Tewes, Franz \n Cc: Roethig, Hans; tci@mdsharris.com; Jane.Gayton. Brown@mdsps.com \n Subject: Validation Ames Urine Testing \n Dear Franz, \n Danke schon fur ihr m@il, ich habe mich gefreut Sie kennen zu lernen, leider \n kann ich nur das auf Deutsch. \n It was also a great pleasure for us to welcome you in our facilities. \n You will find attached your document in which | added a column indicating the \n dose level in microliter of concentrate (100-fold the raw urine) per plate \n (yi/plate) which is more clear for me, | also caiculate the volume of \n concentrate used ( a 20% safety margin should be added). On the basis of my \n calculation, it seems that we will have 10-fold more amount of concentrate that \n needed. Could you please confirm that my calculation is right. \n (See attached file: mds validation.xls) \n Please find below my comments/suggestions before | write the draft protocat for \n the validation: \n Srerresose </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> November 18, 1976 \n Ss. W. Barrell \n RB. J. Smith \n The Department of Research and Development has requested a trial change in the RC-TM \n tobacco formulation to determine the effect of aubstituting a combination of Stems and \n Serap for a Leaf component. Stems and Serap are Company by~products and Leaf is an outside \n purchase. \n The RC-TM formula \"calls for” 6% KS Leaf and/or K-Md Scrap (this 6% is adjusted according \n to the fixed percentages of Stems and Miscellaneous Tobaccos.) Presently the 6% component \n is made up of 4% cast leaf and 22% K Scrap. \n for trial purposes, the 6% will be considered as KS Leaf (neglecting the present 2% Scrap). \n Change the formula as follows: \n KS Leaf and/or K-Md Scrap - 6% to be composed of 2% K Stems \n 4% K Scrap \n These percentages are to be adjusted according to present formula guidelines: i.e., this \n 2% X% Stems is not considered as a part of the 50% fixed stem component. \n This formula change should be effected early the week of November 22 and continue indefi- \n nitely unless {t has adverse effecta on quality (smoking properties), yields, physical \n properties, or machine runability. Supervision and preduction employees should be"
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"content": "alerted \n to the change and the reasons so follow-up can be pursued. \n Please notify me the date the formula change ia effected. In addition to the routine \n “gonic aieve samples and method check samples, a 50# sample of the product ia to be sent \n to the attention of Mr. T. P. Pettigrew as soon as an equilibrium situation has been \n established. \n If you have any questions regarding this formula change, please notify me. \n BBS \n cet Mr. W. A. Rice, Leaf Processing and Storage Director \n Mr. R. S. Sprinkle, IIL, Deputy Research and Development Director \n Yo Arse t Mp) </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> ath \n fe eG \n deb a sl] \n ery iy \n ~ bee \n Block Association, Inc. \n March 11, 1996 \n Mr. Geoffrey C. Bible \n Chairman & Chief Executive Officer \n Philip Morris Companies Inc. \n 120 Park Avenue \n N.Y.C., N.Y. 10017 \n Dear Mr. Bible: \n The Philip Morris Company's repainted and newly lighted building- \n side mega billboard for Marlboro Cigarettes on the eastern side of \n 7th Avenue South at Bedford Street in Manhattan is an abomination! \n It is ineonceivable to us in the local communities how the Philip \n Morris Company could, in all good conscience, create and maintain \n such an eyesore in our residential neighborhoods. It is true that \n the avenue itself is partially a commercial ane but there is neo \n reason to support, as you do with that billboard, the worst aspects \n of that commercialization. Advertising, which can Be artistic and \n ¢reative, is one thing, reducing it to the lowest common \n denominator is another matter entirely. It is also true that 7th \n Avenue South {hacked through the West Village earlier in the \n century) bisects the Greenwich Village Historic District as well as \n other family neighborhoods that make up one of the largest \n residential communities in the entire city. This signage on the \n avenue, inthe -grossest possible manner damages our community's \n quality of life, does not in any way enhance the landmark character \n contributes to the ongoing decline of this inner city community we \n are struggling so hard t6 maintsiv: Signs of"
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"content": "this type should not \n be ailowed near any residential” area whether they are part of a \n landmark district or not. This sign belongs, if anywhere, in Times \n Square or Las Vegas. \n You certainly cannot be proud of naving the dubious distinction of \n having two (2), (yes, there is a second Marlboro mega sign, now \n being repainted, only two blocks away, again on 7th Avenue South, \n this time at Bleecker Street) of the most offensive signs on the \n avenue. But do not take our word for it... “come on down\", \n especially in the evening ... take a look and see for yourself. By \n the way you are not the only culprit, Kinney Systeme Ine. runs you \n a 7A \n > HS dorm} \n OOZSPSEIN™ </doc>"
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"content": "Manager, Youth Smoking Prevention Programs \n Phone: (917) 663-2043 \n Fax: (917) 663-0449 \n 483 \n path forward for my 2001 Plan and \n Ac9S9T 1 S807 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> ws, \n EPA Pamphlet to Tell \n Waysto Cut Exposure \n To TobaccoSmoke \n By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter \n WASHINGTON — The Environmental \n Protection Agency, following up on its \n finding that second-hand tobacco smoke is \n a human carcinogen, issued a pamphlet \n recommending ways for offices, restau- \n rants, bars and private residences to \n restrict nonsmokers’ exposure to cigarette \n smoke. \n The recommendations don’t have the \n force of law. At a hearng yesterday, EPA \n administrator Caroli Browner declined to \n endorse an explicit government ban on \n smoking. But the pamphiet does provide \n more federai support for businesses, local \n governments and private citizens to fur- \n ther restrict tobacco use. \n The EPA's latest action on passive \n smoke comes one month after Phillip \n Morris Cos. und RJR Nabisco Holdings \n Corp. filed a lawsuit in federal court in \n North Carolina seeking to nullify the EPA \n finding that passive smoke causes cancer. \n Yesterday, the EPA filed a motion lo \n dismiss the suit on the grounds that its \n finding wasn't 2 ruling, but rather a \n scientific assessment. \n For offices, the EPA pamphlet, which \n won't be widely available until next month, \n recommends either prohibiting smoking in"
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"content": "\n all indoor areas or restricting smoking to \n rooms ‘specially designed to prevent \n smoke from escaping to other areas of the \n building.” \n If a business creates a smoking room, \n the pamphlet says, it should be where \n nonsmokers are never required to enter. \n Air from a smoking room should be \n vented directly to the outside by an ex: \n haust fan, it says. \n Thomas Lauria, a spokesman for the \n Tobacco Institute, conceded that the rec- \n ommendations about office ventilation \n have been endorsed by Philip Morris, R.J. \n Reynolds. and the Tobacco [nstitute it- \n self. \n LULGEGTH IG </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> RICHARD BRYAN \n neVAae \n COMMITTEES: \n RANKING, HOUSING, AND 1 . \n aa Wnited States Beate \n comments Seta 364 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING \n INTELLGLNCE WASHINGTON, D.C. 205 t0~ 2804 was wii \n AMAL SERVICES. (202! 224-8244 \n 395 EAST belie . \n October 26, 1995 gaaste 271 Tha \n Cre) S8u-S1! \n The Honorable John Regan \n Nevada State Senate \n 401 South Carson Street \n Carson City, Nevada 99710 \n Dear Jack: \n Thank you for gontaczing me co express your oppesition te \n the Food and Orug administration [FDA] exerc:siag jurisdiction \n over tobacco precucts. \n The issue of underage smoking has serious public policy \n implications. The U.S. Public Health Service estimates that \n 418,000 people die of smoking related illnesses cr accidents \n every year; approximately one of every five deaths. Based on \n Centers for Disease Control data, the 1993 health care costs \n associated with smoking totalled $80 billion. This total \n included costs for hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, \n prescription drugs, and home health care. \n My preference would be to continue to allow states to be \n responsible for the regulation of tobacco Sales to teenagers and \n advertising, but I think state enforcement has been ineffective, \n and Nevada is no exception. \n an October National Cancer Institute study cencluded it is \n tobacco advertising more chan peer pressure that encourages \n teenagers to smoke. Teens who could name a popular cigarette aé \n were twice as likely to smoke as those whe had friends oc family \n members who smoked. Recently is has deen reported that a 1373 \n memorandum written by a RJ Reynolds tobacco company efficial \n revealed the company sought to specifically target underage \n people in their advertisements, saying \"if our company is to \n survive and prosper, we must get our share of the youth market. \n tn my opinion, this will require new brands tailored to the youth \n market.” That market was defined as people 21 years of age and \n younger, [Tt is obvious that tobacco company advertising anda \n marketing efforcs have long been tocused on this age market. \n I appreciate you sharing your opposition to the FDA's role \n in regulating undecage tobacco use. However, 1 do feel that \n 85641886 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> cir ys a) ri, \n RAL Sta L, \n FINE CUT Wintergreen \n « IC SWAL is now available in a wider variety of cuts and flavors: \n New Fine Cut Wintergreen, Long Cut Wintergreen and \n Fine Cut Natural. \n e REDCHAL comes in a 1.5 0z. can, 25% MORE TOBACCO than \n competitive Price Value brands. \n ¢ Freshness! The majority of adult consumers of both TimberWolf \n HAL is significantly fresher.” \n and Silver Creek surveyed said “ )hD ji \n Be a part of Red Seal’s success. g \n - ww \n Contact your local U.S. Tobacco Co. Supplier or cail \n 1-800-421 EARN | \n UNITED STATES TOBACCO . . . \n SALES and MARKETING COMPANY INC. \n 100 WEST PUTNAM AVENUE, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT O6aa0 \n *USTC Market Research \n 1693 US. TOBACCO Ca. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Communications Research Clinic Tob #6455 \n 360 Sylvan Avenue April, 1977 \n Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey : \n GUIDE ! \n POST-EXPOSURE FOCUSED GROUPS \n 1. What points did the last advertisement you saw, the one for \n (Brand), make? (PROBE FOR FULL FEEDBACK) \n ~-Was there anything you found hard to believe? Why? (PROBE) \n --Was there anything you had trouble understanding? {PROBE} \n 2. (RE-EXPOSE AD) \n Based on the commercial, was your attitude toward the brand \n generally a favorable or an unfavorabie one? (PROBE FOR \n SPECIFIC REASONS FOR FAVORABLE AND UNFAVORABLE ATTITUDES} \n 3. What do you think of the ad? Does it cause you to be interested \n in the product or not? (PROBE FOR SPECIFIC REASONS) </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> The Paradoxical Skin Response in Sarcoidosis \n A Hypothesis’? \n NICHOLAS J. GROSS \n SUMMARY \n The paradoxical skin response is a delayed hypersensitivity skin response to an antigen, such as \n purified protein derivative of tuberculin, which can be elicited only when corticosteroid is present. \n It occurs in more than one-half of the patients with sarcoidosis who are nomieactive to tuberculin, \n or approximately one-third of all patients with sarcoidosis. The response to Candida antigen is \n also paradoxical in the same patients and in the sime proportion, 4 paradoxical skin response does \n not occur in anergy of other causes, such as teoplasia, Intradermal injecsua of a lymphokine \n preparation that evoked a skin response resembling delayed hypersensitivicy in 93 pur cent of \n normal subjects failed to evoke this response in the paradoxical responders; however, 75 per cent \n of the latter did respond if cortisone acetate was added to the lymphokine preparation; Le, they \n responded paradoxically to the linphokine preparation also. Systemic administration of corti- \n costeroid produced skin reactions at the sites of previous injection of tuberculopotein, These \n responses occurred earlier than the typical delayed hypersensitivity reactions. @ hypothesis is \n suggested that the parudoxicat responders have a defect in their ability lo express deLived hyper: \n sensitivity, This defect exists in addition to the known Iymphocyte defect, but it is sometimes \n corrected or overcome by administration of corticosteroid, \n Introduction \n Twenty-one years ago, Pyke and Scadding \n (J) reported that patients with sarcoidosis \n who were nonreactive to tuberculin occasion- \n ally became tuberculin reactive during the \n initial stages of treatment with corticoster- \n gids, ‘Tuberculin reactions also could be elic- \n (Received in original form June 28, 1972 and in \n revised form September 1, 1972) \n 1 From the Department of Medicine, University \n of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine, 950 E. \n 59th Street, Chicago, Mlinois. \n 2 Supported in part by the Louis Block Fund, \n University of Chicago. \n 3 Presented in part at a symposium on sar- \n coidosis held at the Institute of Diseases of the \n Ghest, London, Juty 13, 1971. \n 798 AMERICAN F \n ited if cortisone was added directly to the \n tuberculin intrademmal test sation. Phis ef- \n fect of corticosteroid in unmasking or bring- \n ing out delayed hypersensitivity in sarcoidosis \n is exactly the opposite of its effects in normal, \n tuberculin reactive subjects. For this reason, \n a skin test that is reactive only in che presence \n of corticosteroid is called paradoxical. \n Citron and Scadding (2) found that 50 \n per cent of their tuberculin nonreactive pa- \n tients with sarcoidosis were paradoxical re- \n sponders, The paradoxical skin response has \n not been reported to be associated with any \n condition other than sarcoidosis except for \n tuberculin reactive subjects who have been \n desensitized to tuberculin by injection of in- \n creasing doses of tuberculin. ‘The paradoxical \n skin response might Le of diagnostic value in \n sarcoidosis. \n DATLW OF Reai tesa ToD ob As. bee tak WT, 1973 </doc>"
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"content": "dees not affect \n the processing operation. \n Unlike phosphine which requires sealed warehouses and a temporary shutdown when tobacco \n is fumigated, KABAT does not interfere with storage operations, Lucas adds. Temporary \n use of conventional pesticides can be continued while storage facilities are converted \n to full use with the insect growth regulator. Once all tobacco has been treated, he \n says that KABAT should eliminate the need for fogging and fumigation. \n Other advantages he cites are an extremely low level of toxicity that provides a wide \n margin of safety and no effect on taste or flavor of cigarettes. Lucas emphasizes that \n extensive research was conducted to demonstrate product safety. He says there was no \n harmful effect on test animals that were exposed to exaggerated levels of methoprene, \n KABAT's active ingredient. 7 \n Besides tobacco, methoprene is also being used commercially to control mosquitoes and \n as a feed additive for beef and dairy cattle to control manure breeding flies. \n 1003717248 \n #eatttE </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> AT 625 (7.87 \n THE Memorandum \n AMERICAN \n TOBACCO \n COMPANY \n wo Mr. R. E. Smith, oaeDune 27, 1990 \n Vice President - Brand Management \n fom J. M. Murray, Product Manager \n Approval Recommendation: PALL MALL Road Atlas Name Collection \n Supplement \n Ret \n This proposal recommends adding a BRC Name Collection \n insert to.the PALL MALL Road Atlas second half overlay \n promotion. Total estimated costs are $50,000. \n BACKGROUND \n The PALL MALL franchise will be promoted with a free road \n atlas with a carton purchase during the second half overlay \n (see AAM dated 5/22/90). \n As part of our on-going strategy to maximize smoker name \n collection, we recommend supplementing the promotion with a \n BRC name collection insert. \n e PROGRAM \n Each of the 262,500 PALL MALL Road Atlas’ will carry a BRC \n name collection insert which will offer smokers the \n opportunity to be added to the PALL MALL mailing list (see \n attached comp). \n costs \n BRC mechanical $ 1,500 \n BRC printing (262,500 2/Cc) $ 2,073 \n BRC inserting (262,500) $ 3,000 \n BRC inbound postage @ 20% x $.33 $17,325 \n Update/scanning $22,000 \n Mise/centingency $ 4,102 \n Total estimated costs $50,000 \n We estimate collecting 52,500 smoker names via the BRC \n insert. . \n May we please have your approval to proceed as outlined. \n UMM/£so \\, C </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> lessovasaa ag167 15025738315 ATTORNEY GEN PAGE 62 \n CommonweaurH of Kentucky \n OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL \n ALAEAT B. CHANDLER Mil Capra Buia, Sute 118 \n ‘ m7 0, 1 700 CamiToL AVENUE \n ATTORNEY, GONEMAL December 10, 1999 orn Mt \n (8Q2) 696-5300 \n FAX: (502) $64-2804 \n Jose Luis Murillo, Jr. \n Philip Morris, Inc. \n 120 Park Avenve, 24” Floor \n New York, New York 10017 \n Re: Tobacco MSA Violation \n Dear Mr. Murillo: \n The purpose of this letter is to provide formal notice of activity by Philip Monis, inc. (“Philip \n Mortis”) which violates the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (“MSA”). I believe you have \n a copy of our Administrative Order 99-01, which sets out Kentucky’s process for resolving these ° \n matters. Atits September 21, 1999 meeting, the MSA Compliance Advisory Board directed that we \n take enforcement action. \n Three billboards, one in Salyersville, Kentucky and two along Interstate-75 in London, \n Kentucky, advertise the Marlboro brand of Philip Morris tobacco products. For your convenience, \n Ihave enclosed copies of photographs of the billboards. \n These billboards violate Section HI(d)(1) of the MSA, which required removal of all outdoor \n advertising of tobacco products by April 22, 1999. Additionally, Section ING) prohibits Philip \n Morris from authorizing a third party to use or advertise a brand name in a manner prohibited by the \n MSA. If the billboards at issue involve a licensing agreement or contract between Philip Morris and \n the retailer at issue, please provide me with a copy of the agreement. \n While the Commonwealth of Kentucky is prepared to initiate enforcement proceedings, we \n prefer to resolve this matter amicably. At this point, the Commonwealth is simply seeking \n compliance with Section DI(d)(1) of the MSA, which requires the removal of these Marlboro \n billboards. If Philip Maris has not authorized the retailers to use the Marlboro brand name, please \n take commercially reasonable steps to ensure that the retailers discontinue such use, as required by \n Section III(i) of the MSA. \n We would appreciate your recommendation for a resolution which would ensure compliance \n AN EQUAL OCrRORTUNTY ExPLovER M/F/D \n Received Time Dec, 13. 9:02AM Print Time Dec. 13, 9:03AM \n SOZLVELLOZ </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> MEMORANDUM \n TO: “lo Rd. Pellegrini \n x CC: D, S. Johnston R. C. Hudsen \n ” ° F. EL McKeown J. V. Denny \n at vos =. R, Holmes, Ir, P. Weinseimer (Bates) \n DATE: “January 4, 1979 \n FROM: — » G, T. Reid \n “SUBJECT: « KOOL Demography Question \n This requests that your department review and validate the estimate of \n KOOL demographic make-up developed by the Brand Group and noted below, \n ‘We have used various data sources currently available within B&W, The \n trategic and resource allocation ramifications of this information are im- \n mense, so your response by January 31 would be appreciated. Feel free \n o challenge all assumptions and judgrr ents, \n B&W estimate of total U. S. smoker population = 56, 568,000 \n “XK total KOOL 1978 MSA share 9, 86% = 656,577,605 \n 1978 Black population 16 ycars+ (1978 statistical \n f abstract) = 17,050,000 \n x 51. 5% smoking incidence (1978 Black Smoker By \n Study) = (8,780, 750, \n x 33, 4% total KOOL share (1978 Black Smoker \n . Study)”. = 2,932,770 \n . Black % of total KOOL franchise = 52, 6% \n 1978 Spanish population in U. S, (includes illegals) \n (Source: 10/16/78 Time feature story) = 19,000, 000 \n X 58% 16 years+ (1978 statistical abstract) = 11,020,000 \n X 45% incidence (Source: Judgment) = 4,959,000 \n K 13,.25% total KOOL share (1977 MSA run) = 657, 068 \n Spanish % of total KOOL franchise = 11. 8% g \n Total % of KOOL franchise that is Black and 3 \n Spanish 64, 4% oS \n Thank you, @ \n . wn \n Gta \n GT. Re </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE \n TO: MR. B. A. BANDY \n oC: DR. R. M. MATULIS \n MR. M. L. REYNOLDS - \n From; «= foeED FP. LITZINGZE \n DATE: JUKE 10, 1983 \n SUBJECT: WTS BURN RATE REDUCTION \n The previous samples (160001-160006) with 2-32 burn retardants on WIS \n failed to change the puff number of RALEIGH KS. We want to evaluate \n these and additional retardants at 2-3 times the previous level. \n Please make 30 cartons of each of the following to RALEIGH KS \n specifications using factory RALEIGH KS strip blend (cased) and factory \n WIS. Do not Flavor. \n Code WIS Additive \n 160009 None \n 160010 6% Ammonium Chloride \n 160011 6% Diamnonium Phosphate \n 460012 6% Anmonium Sulfamate \n 160013 6% Magnesium Chloride \n 160014 6% Urea-Phosphate \n 160015 % Sodium Borate \n 160016 6% Lithium Formate \n 160017 9% Diammonium Phosphate \n 160018 9% Ammonium Sulfanate \n 160019 9% Magnesium Chioride \n We will provide the additive solutions but would like to be notified \n 1-2 days in advance of sample preparation. We would also like to know \n in advance the WIS moisture content (preferably 10-122). After the \n additives have been sprayed, please use heat (rather than ambient \n drying) to adjust the WIS moiatures to 14%, This should insure better \n penetration of the additives into the WIS samples. \n E, F. Litzinger \n ef1/mem!1 /0610 \n k1e/160 \n 902,00080S </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE, ENC, \n vas K Streer, NoarHwesi \n WASHINGTON, D. GC. 20006 \n 206-9434 \n WILLIAM KLoePreR, Jn. \n Vice Presiccmr-PusLic REcarions \n March 5, 1968 \n MEMORANDUM \n 70: Messrs. Bates \n Griffith \n Haas \n wflarlow \n Ramm \n Senkus \n Smith \n Spear \n Wakeham \n Yeaman \n Senator Clements thought you would be interested in having a \n copy of this Lung Cancer Task Force material. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> VALLEY DATLY NEMS \n CAUBURN EDIT.) \n KENT, WA \n QAILY & SUNDAY 9,085 \n FRIDAY \n Oct 27 1989 \n SURBELES \n i GM \n 7 huge \n “Lee \n By JIM LUTHEA \n AP Tax Writer \n WASHINGTON — Seven \n huge profitable corporations \n were able iegally to avoid paying \n federal income tax last year — a \n decline from 50 because of the \n 1986 tax overhaul, a private \n study concluded Thursday. \n Citizens for Tax Justice, a \n labor-financed research organi- \n zation, said the average tax rate \n paid by the nation’s 250 biggest \n moneymaking companies rose \n last year-ta26.5 pesceat,com- \n with 14.3 percent in 1981 \n through 1985. Forty-five corpo- \n rations still paid less than 10 per- \n cent of their profits in income \n taxes, fewer than half the number \n . Teported a year earlier. \n The study found the new law is \n shifting a greater share of the tax \n burden to corporations, as it was \n intended to do. Corporate taxes \n paid 12 percent of the non-Social \n Security federal budget last year, \n up from 8 percent in the first half \n of the 1980s, the report stated. \n * “Tax reform is working,’* \n Robern S. McIntyre, executive \n director of Citizens for Tax Jus- \n tice, said in releasing the organi- \n zation’s fifth annual report on \n corporate taxes. : \n However, because the studies \n are based on the argsnizatiog’s \n interpretation of corporate \n teport, they often are disputed by \n some of the companies cited, > \n For example, the new report \n listed Santa Fe Southern Pacific \n as one of the seven profitaBle \n companies that paid no tax. in \n 1988. The report said the compa- \n ny had profits of almost $180 \n million, received a $2.1 million \n refund of past taxes paid, and \n thus had a negative tax rate of 1.2 \n percent. \n ‘“We had a net loss in 1988 of \n $46.5 million as a result of a \n charge of about $627 million | \n relating to divestiture of South- \n ern Pacific Railroad, which we \n were required to do by the Inter- \n state Commerce Commission,”’ \n said Bob Gebrt, a Santa Fe vice \n president in Chicago. \n The report said that, in addi- \n tion to Santa Fe Southern, five \n large companies paid no tax in \n 1988 and actually received \n refunds of past-year taxes, resujt- \n ing in negative tax rates. \n They were: Kroger, $29 mil- \n lion profit and a negative tax rte \n of 28.3 percent; Pinnacle *S \n $75 million profit, minus 2%! \n percent, CSX, $402 miilion prof- \n it, minus 14.7 percent; Dlingis \n Power, $227 million profft, \n minus 11.3 percent, and M \n General, $75 million profit, \n minus 5.7 percent. _ </doc>"
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"content": "years which will allow the experiment to run ite full \n course, If the effort to renew the lease fails, then the program \n will be terminated. I am informed that there is sufficient data \n to justify writing up the results to date and that we could accept \n a termination of the lease if that becomes necessary. \n 2669C0TeS \n ~ Sct, sbi \n we Seana eS & </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ee amy pee oe \n han: \n NEWS \n 10378 B Democracy Lane \n Fairfax, VA 22030 \n (703) 352-0102 \n SAMPLE CASE STUDY: \n ACVA SURVEY REPORT \n The following is a hypothetical sample building based on \n data from ACVA building inspections. All of the findings are \n taken from actual surveys of hospitals, schools, government \n buildings and office buildings. \n x «© & \n THE SAMPLE BUILDING \n The building has four stories and a basement, each floor \n consisting of 20,000 square feet of space. Floors 2, 3 and 4 \n have general office space. The ground floor is devoted to \n medical offices, including doctor's offices and an \n emergency-care facility with two operating rooms and support \n rooms. There are two air-handling units, one serving the upper \n floors and the other serving the ground floor. \n CONDITION OF THE SYSTEM \n UNIT 1 The fresh air dampers were completely closed for \n the air-handling unit serving floors 2, 3 and 4 (general office \n space), so office occupants were breathing only recycled indoor \n air. \n The air-mixing chamber was very dirty, with dead leaves \n caught up on the filter. The other, recently changed filters \n were too small, allowing air to bypass the filters. \n Though the heating element was acceptably clean and the \n coils only moderately dirty, the condensation tray under the \n coils was filled with slime and heavy mold growths and the \n disused water reservoir was covered with scum. Metal frame \n parts were badly corroded. \n 280022T202 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 2072799097 \n Printed By: Kelly Rubin \n MAY CONTAIN CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT, JOINT DEFENSE, OR PRIVILEGED \n ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH ONGOING AND THREATENED LITIGATION \n Micki Aguayo \n 09/30/99 05:43 PM \n To: David Florendo/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo \n cc: Charles F Gay/AdamsReese/Bravo@Bravo, Deborah B Rouen/AdamsReese/Bravo@Bravo, Gary \n Long/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@ Bravo, Jenny Brown/ShookHardyBacon/Bravo@Bravo \n Subject: Goldman \n Per Jim Muehlberger's request, attached please find correspondence referencing the above. \n 0271224 wpd </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ree onn—nwen Forwarded by Jean Mahon/PhilipMorris/Bravo on 07/02/98 03:38 PM \n CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK \n PRODUCT OF RETAINED OUTSIDE COUNSEL \n “al \n To: John Mulderig/PhilipMorris/Bravo@Bravo \n cc: \n Subject: Re: OK AG hearing on Tuesday, July 7 \n John: \n John Helms has falien off the TLN so we are warking on trying to get his access back. [ just spoke with \n him and we are going to try and set-up the cali for Monday morning at 8 a.m. Pacific Time (John will be in \n Vancouver, you will be in California and Kim is in California so that seemed to be the best time based on \n John's travel schedule.) \n in addition to me, you, John and Kim, Cathy O'Rourke, Vineet and Bill Allinder (hopefully) will be on the \n call. I will let you know the call-in number. Please let me know if this will not work for you. We will tee the \n issue of the plaintiff's request on attorney misconduct up first so you can get off the call as soon as \n possible. \n Jean \n CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CONTAINING OPINION WORK \n VPT99NN8LOT </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> FEB-14 @@ 99:19 FROM: 1S@a7667188 - \n ' IBURRELLES NewsExpress Sat February 12, 2000 \n - Appears On Page A10 \n Page 1 of 1 Pago Article (S25A0AIR} Circulation: 129,502 \n TO: 191 76635739 PAGE: 14 \n Che Salt Lake Tribune \n Anti-Smoking Advertisements \n THE ASSOCIATED PRESS \n NEW YORK -~ The biggest \n anli-smoking ad campaign ever is \n under way, with the tobacco in \n Morris, the higgest cigarette mak- \n er, is fuming over what it has seen \n so far. \n The television campaign, part \n of the tobacco industry's settie- \n ment of state claims, portrays to- \n bacco as a killer and questions the \n truthfulness of tobacco exect- \n tives, using teen-age actors to \n shape edgy messages. \n “We are very disappointed \n with the campaign.” said Philip \n Morris spokesman Brendan Mc- \n Cormick, adding that the maker of \n Marlboros was examining “all of \n our options.” \n The first two commercials be- \n gan running earlier this week on \n the cable networks TPN, TNT. \n Comedy Central and Fox. A Weh \n site, www.thetruth,com, is also \n in operation. It lists tobacco com- \n panies and contrasts their past \n statements about health effects of \n smoking with what the site opera- \n tors say the industry knew, \n As part of the pact that re- \n moved a huge tegal threat to the \n industry, the companies are pay- \n ing $1.5 billion aver five years toa \n fund “for public education and \n advertising regarding the addic- \n tiveness, health effects and social \n costs related ta the use of tobacca \n products.” \n gLsoLse80c </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> To: Mr. Gregory Novak \n From: R. C. Nordine \n Subject: CATEGORIES \n The following are my thoughts regarding the problem of defining \n \"tar\" categories mentioned in Herb Osmon's memo of February 10. \n Although Herb's memo was prompted by WINSTON Full Filavor's plan \n to reduce their tar ievel to 15 mg., I think the issue this \n raises is broader than indicated by Herb. \n Before giving you my recommendation, I'd like to comment on the \n alternatives Herb laid out. First, I think it would he a mistake \n to classify WINSTON Full Flavor as a low tar brand simply because \n its \"tar\" number was 15 mg. In fact, I would not favor the \n adoption of any strictiy numerical definition of low tar if we \n are going to use categories for planning or strategic purposes. \n Thus, I am against a “sliding scale\" definition also. \n The problem with a strictly numerical definition of tar categories ) \n is basically that it doesn't fit with brand family concepts. For \n example, WINSTON King siiould not be placed in the same tar category \n as WINSTON Lights regardless of their numbers. Another type of \n problem is illustrated by the fact that Virginia Slims non-menthol \n is currently 16 mg. while Virginia Slims Menthol is 15 mg. in \n general, \"comparable\" styles of the same brand family belong in the \n same “tar\" category while lights spin-offs belong in a different \n category than their parents. \n /pPeEo0S \n There are also a number of practical problems that will arise if \n we use a \"tar\" category definition strictly based on a brand's \n “tar\" number. Category performance (sales, consumer behavior, etc.) \n will be subject to discontinuous jumps, and we will have problems \n comparing current/upcoming research to previous studies. \n ESOS \n To determine how we should respond to the category definition pro- \n blem, I think we need to consider why we have defined \"tar\" categories \n in the first place. From my point of view, they serve two purposes. \n @e cComnunicate with outside world \n @e Internal strategy and planning osst </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Ad No. 19071A \n This advertisement appeats in: \n . y Look, Back Cover, May 24 + Hoy.d; (766 \n ~ Saturday Evening Post, Back Cover, May 21 \n : . ageoy \n GtZ6 ESzOS * </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> HAZLETON casoratories AMERICA, INC. \n 9200 LEESBURG TURNPIKE VIENNA, VA 22180, U.S.A. e (703) 893-5400 \n CLIENT COPY \n INVOICE DATE INVOICE NO PAGE \n LORILLARD RESEARCH CENTER 03/15/89 |E90212 \n 420 ENGLISH STREET \n GREENSBORO, NC 27420 * \n ATTN: DR. J. D. HECK \n REMIT TO: \n Hazieton Laboratories America, tnc. \n P.O. Box 25065 \n Richmond, VA 23260 \n PROJECT NUMBER . TERMS \n ais NET 30 DAYS DR. TERRILL \n ROER NUMBER \n Taek* \n - “PRICE \n TWENTY-EIGHT (28) DAY ORAL TOXICITY STUDY \n IN RATS WITH B-170 \n PROJECT NUMBER 0642481 3 \n HAZL 503390 \n INVOICE AS PER REVISED BILLING SCHEDULE \n MARCH. —- BILLING \n | ol SP a eye \n Your payment may be wired to: \n 3-20- 6q 0 \n Sovran Bank — ° Dept, B70 \n Richmond, Virginia 23190 U.S.A neck. (Ul \n Hazleton Laboratories America, Inc. \n Account Nuaber: 89-666-0 \n ATTENTION: Please reference 2 \n invoice number. \"3 \n THANKS FOR SELECTING US TO COMPLEMENT YOUR R&D PROGRAM. \n FORM HL1 (REV. 3/86) </doc>"
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"content": "includes \n the following subjects: \n 1. The editorial in the December Journal \n of the American Medical Association. \n 2, Surgeon General Burney's article on \n smoking and lung cancer. (See PR No. 79-59, \n December 4, 1959, previously distributed. ) \n 3. Dr. Oscar Averbach's paper at the American \n Medical Association's clinical meeting in \n Dallas, Texas. \n 4, An anti-tobacco resolution and several \n anti-tobacco papers at the meeting of the \n American Public Health Association in \n Atlantic City. \n 5. A statement on lung cancer issued by the \n American College of Chest Physicians at \n its meeting in Albuquerque, N.M. \n Press attention also was given the year-end statement by \n Mr. Richards end news releases issued on the latest issue of \n Tobaces News. \n Most items in this summary have previously been covered in the \n Tobacco News Summary. \n Hill end Knowlton, Inc. \n Public Relations Counsel \n 150 Hast 42nd Street \n New York 17, New York \n attachment </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> a * \n CIGARETTE TIP AND: METHOD OF MAKING IT . : . \n of which the following is a \n SPECIFICATION \n This invention relates to novel and improved tips for cigarettes \n and a method of making the tips. \n The construction of a ventilated tobacco smoke filter is well \n established. Its purpose is to pexmit outside air to be drawn in \n through the filter to be blended with smoke being produced at the \n . burning end of the tobacco product. This is usually achieved by small \n holes located in the outside wrapping paper of the filter at the smoke — \n entrance of the filter. The less restricted air drawn through these \n holes in the outside filter wrap permits the manufacturer to use a \n more dense filtering medium for trapping tobacco smoke and still main- \n tain a pressure drop at the exit end of the filter that is desirable \n to the consumer. Usually a higher density of a given filtering medium \n removes. greater quantities of tobacco smoke from the tobacco product. \n The air drawn through the holes located in the outside wrap of \n the filter must travel through one or more layers of inner wrap paper, \n depending upon the design of the filtex. It is desirable to provide \n the least restriction as possible of this air as it travels through \n the holes of the outside wrap to reach the filter medium. If there \n is less restriction of the passage of air to the filtering medium, a \n lower pressure drop is experienced at the smoke exit of the filter, or \n the same pressure drop can be maintained with a less restricted air \n flow by utilizing more dense filtering medium. \n |: beozg9eg\" \n ss. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE \n California Air Resources Board \n Indoor Air Quality Study \n RECORD OF ACTIVITIES AND ENVIRONMENTS \n Participant Identification Number \n (Attach PID Label Here) \n For Further Information call: \n Harvey Zelon - RTI 800-334-8571 \n Peggy Jenkins - ARB 916-323-1504 \n A-16 \n 03/05/90 \n SEETOSEZOe \n atietas iataintnatenie </doc>"
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"content": "METHODOLOGY \n focus groups. \n individually for approximately five (5) minutes, and asked some \n questions about Visa. \n reactions. ‘The purpose of this phase was to generate some degree of \n commitment to their feelings/ideas. \n respondents were brought together in a focus group environment to \n discuss/smoke Visa. \n REY FINDINGS \n A. Target Group \n . Visa appeared to have its greatest appeal among young € 430) \n fashionable women. \n . Also, there appears to be a slight bit of interest among \n young males. \n B. Imagery Projected \n . The following terms were consistently used to describe the \n the Visa product: \n Elegant \n Stylish \n . Cladsy . \n . Sophisticated \n 465505737 </doc>"
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"content": "of Chemistry and Biochemistry \n University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309-0215 \n Running Title: Mutagenesis of a Stacking Contact \n Key Words: Phosphorothioates, Photocrosslinking, RNA-protein interactions \n *Corresponding Author \n tCurrent Address: Department of Biochemistry, University of Connecticut Health \n Science Center, Farmington, CT 06032 \n Submittal to EMBO J. 6/96 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> TOBACCO COMPANY \n DIRECTOR OF SALES PLANNING \n September 29, 1993 \n TO: All Regional Sales Managers; Managers, Chain \n Accounts; Division Managers and Assistant Division \n Managers \n FROM: A. J. Giacoio \n SUBJECT: Product Information -~- Catalina Marketing \n December 1993 <93-077> \n Lorillard will participate in the Catalina Marketing Program \n during December 1993. \n The participating brands and criteria will be a replica of \n the August - September cycle (refer to my letter on Catalina \n dated 7/30/93) with one exception: STYLE will not \n participate. \n Managers, Chain Accounts and Division Managers are to \n contact cigarette buyers of participating chains and advise \n them of the Catalina program dates, and, where warranted, to \n submit extra orders in anticipation of normally strong \n consumer response. \n Division Managers are to advise Sales Representatives of \n this Catalina cycle. \n /pag \n cc: Directors of Sales \n 2893-077 \n S96 ¥61E6 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ron \n “What we'‘need, in brief, is adequate \n prices, and a tobacco program to encourage \n these objectives.” \n Remarks by \n Hugh Cullman \n Chairman & Chief Executive Officer \n Philip Mortis USA \n The 30th Tobacco Workers Conference \n Williamsburg, Virginia \n January 11, 1983 \n - 962666 S0z </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Smoking foes call recall j ironic \n \" BLOOMBERG BUSINESS NEWS . related ilinesses anniaily, the government has said, \n ' Ant okin wh +h rh pone elie Dang Pu \n NEW YORK — “smoking activists wheezed wi tion of our products, said Karen Daragan, a Phili orris \n laughter when told about Philip Morris Cos. Inc.'s un- USA spokeswoman, Ps \n Form a chemin oss reres, done to protect makers, “Philip Marzis offici i 5 ed the j ton con sami, \n ‘Mheyve' taken a’ product. that ‘kills \"you “and “have ~~ hation of a-spray provided. by: Heed isa Corp, \n edited it because: it makes: you. dies said Dr,’ Alan :}. ‘The themical maker said it has reviewed its manufactur-, \n folindér and chairman of Doctors Ought t “ “Hig procesies, the product’and shipping’ containers, and \n ete found that they meet ‘Specifications. : ASA \n Dip Maris: cnet’ “Blum said the: recall Will: ‘make doctors think twice’ \n Was-recaili fcigirettes one e biggest before prescribing g3 made: Germany-based. \n Chick with the filters were. . Hoechst t Celanese, including the diuretic Laux and ant \n conumiantca pee send ‘biotics such as erythromycin. ntfeee We \n 1 i “Tt is an example of the kind of hediths: ware hypocrisy \n wheezing, azgness and other temporary discomforts — where, on one hand, they purport to be a health-care \n though not serious injury. * Campany, and then, on the other hand, they make prod- \n Activists said: hey were amused at the i irony of the ucts that cause human suffering,” he \n recall resulting from a ‘chemical Blum said the recall and subvequent na publicity might) \n See 100 anit chemi in rey ita, : boost the sales ot No. 2 cigarette maker RJR Nabisco \n Said Joseph Caparo, a director of the | . Holdings Corp: abisco, \n Association of Indiana. “Of those chemi- - “T think we’ might see an increase in the. Sale of \n calee aT nia are'identified carcinogens.” . Winston, but I don't think it will stop anyone fom \n Hhdreds of thousands of people die from tobacco- smoking,” Bhim said. \n jl at atm ee ee et ee \n A2S \n SSGEGLEPOG </doc>"
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"content": "\n be their own personal \n choice, and the govern- \n ment shouldn’t inter- \n fere. tobacco \n and cigarettes would \n make matters worse, \n and a ban would create \n a black market. \n Yes, tobacco products \n should be banned be- \n cause they are bad fora \n person’s health. It would \n also cut down on the \n amount of secondhand \n smoke. Banning tobacco \n products would also \n save people a lot of \n money. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> FORM MOtA REV 04-14-83 \n ADVERTISING \n NEWSPAPER ESTIMATE RECAP - PNOS \n PERIOD DATE 08/09/96 \n 01/04/86 TO 12/31/36 PAGE 1 \n CLIENT: P.M, INC. \n OFFICE: 10 \n DESC: 703 MARLBORO \n EST NO: 6202 REVESES EST OTD 07/12/96 COMMUNETY EVENTS \n MRKT/S:ZON \n TOTALS BY MRKT/S ZON /PRODUCT/MONTH \n 3PO-ALBUQUERQUE \n EST AMT EST AMT EST AMT \n PRODUCT PERIOD AMOUNT CHANGE LEss C/D \n _ 10-MARLBORO AUG 1956 14,593.24 14,593.24 14,593.24 \n 00s +Z0vE02 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> he INTRODUCTION © \n / - The research work involving the relationship between cigarette \n smoke and hemoglobin as studied by Eléctron Spin Resonance has been’. - . ta ne \n discussed in a proposal submitted recéntly. ‘The purpose of this dis” . a \n cussion is to briefly point out the most.recent findings in this area and ao \n to enumerate the methods to be used in further studies on cigarette ve . \n smoke and air pollutants and their effect on hemoglobin. A typical ESR’ . a \n spectrum of the reaction between cigarette smoke and hemoglobin is \n shown in Figure l. \n Thus far, we have found that this reaction also.occurs when: . \n “smoke from cigars and pipe tobacco is mixed with hemoglobin. In addi- \n tion, the sidestream smoke from tobacco burning at low temperatures . \n ’ : 2 g ‘Dp \n also produced species which reacted with hemoglobin. This suggests \n that non-smokers present-in an environment where tobacco ‘is merely oe \n -; burned are also subjected €o the. same. (gaseous) pollutants as smokers. \n Having established that, a large portion, of the. population is éx~\" nen \n a “posed to air pollutants (primarily as gaseous tobacco smoke) that react oe \n with hemoglobin, the question arises as to.the potential short and long-— \n term health hazards involved in breathing these gases. | \n iH, EXPERIMENTAL \n “{1) further studies using rabbit lungs and live mice and rats td confirm i \n *. and extend previous findings; (2). attempts to isolate the substance on., - are oa ne </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ie Septerber 10, \n femal FBR \n ool OF \n Bats IPE oy \n stiu \n Au ke wa o \n fitter {3 43 \n acetate, & \n tion, Gee \n CSIRO Is a Goverar \n Caen \n Himents they condue \n Wool compares ee \n - a conventivral cellulose \n cen a paret filter, cndtast wii \n L equivels i dire \n drop, \n thon chtiriency. \n GAS 3nd pressure \n eSrcit i Oi \n xem venient ares 3 \n harm of itous protin. A \\.cai fi- \n Yhrousa priae reaction, \n in: the bronchial! systeny of smoie \n Ys.\" </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Solano tt STITT G \n Sr OTe ae mm DUC Re UCT \n PSE Lys \n Sponsored by \n Ra au UL mere Un Co me ed \n DUE ae oleae ee \n - . \n +e PES \n coe to an anti -tobseco peamhlet pibiienea in 3603 by King Janes ote \n “when RoLte saved’ it, \"Most of their problems then are ; our _problens| sti,\" \n a & : \n Mr. ‘Dantels said. Wale “Three hundred! and fitty years ts a dong time... very \n “Little has changed. ‘Though old King James. lies 4 in 1 bis lead coffin ‘beside other. \n ~ kkings y the vorld is: full of counterblasts. still today our earth is divided. \n Survival. remains 9 problen.” oo oe obs Lo ao. \n Rolfe: was part of & movement: which was! based in: business enterprise; »: \n sey eee te \n : Mr. Dantels noted. \"There were: astronauts: in that world who sailed! in seas as \n strange | and | dangerous as outer space,” he: added. “The: defeat of the Armada... \n aid not sweep ‘away the tron curtains whiich dividea nations and navigators. Tt , \n TE6EZESEOOL </doc>"
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"content": "the report has Served its Purpose and is no { \n Accession Number: 86-187_ \n longer needed, Please return it immediately to \n ['the Central File at the Research Center for \n Itecord: keeping Purposes and destruction \n Se96n65p- \n PHIL] p MORRIg UL Sl a. 95824 \n RES Ba RCH ¢ ENTER \n CHARGE NO. & TITLE: 6908 .. Smoke Condensate Studies \n TYPE REPorT: ANNUAL SEMIANNUATL. x COMPLETION SPECTAL \n AEE LETION \n DATE: November 12, 1986 PERIOD covgRegp. Sept. | 1985 . March, 1986 \n REPORT TITLE: Effect of Smokin \n SUPERVISED BY \n - . . N , 5 \n | nO \n APPROVED BY : ‘ ; \n E. B, Sanders \n DISTRIBUTION: \n D Carpenter Nee PU Pee pa » me \n L. Charles PP ap a ee. pies ee PRPs: i \n K. Elfis 3 \n A. Fink (Neuchate})* * am ee mG \n S. Houghton Pee ys pipe! a BO \n - A. Haut fA j \n 3 mos 2 ote \n * 2 = 4 te \n ~ 5 yd 7 . \n wom \n te, \n - Lambert \n Lilly \n Pages \n Warfield _ eee woe . - \n Pecific nitrosamines, TSNA, Collection methods , | \n artifactual formation, | \n OZ TEPEECOS? </doc>"
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"content": "\n American Men of Science \n Who's Who in the Midwest \n Experience \n 1976 - present: Torrey Pines Research Center \n Director of Research \n 1972 - 1976: The Children's Hospital of Akron, Ohio \n 1972 - 1974 Senior Research Associate \n 1974 - 1976 Director of Experimental Pathology, \n Project Director \n 1962 - 1972: Microbiological Associates, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland \n 1962 - 1964 Cell Physiologist \n Department of Virus Research \n 1964 - 1967 Director of Quality Control Department \n 1965 ~ 1972 Project Director \n 50199447 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> -—--Original Message——— \n From: Chalkin, Karen \n Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 4:47 PM \n To: Comes, Cheryl M.; 'Ibuckley@changingourworld.cam’ \n Ge: Johnson, Towanda G. \n Subject: FW: YMCA in Columbus \n Cheryl, \n Jill Hamilton from the YMCA asks that we set another date when you will be able to join with \n us. They obviously need to hear about you're having worked with other Y's. \n Presently, good dates we're looking at are June 26, July 5 or 6 and July 9-12. \n Please let me know soonest if any of these are good for you. \n Lisa, let me know your schedule as weil. \n Thanks! \n Youth Smoking Prevention \n VLOLSELS807 </doc>"
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"content": "Carrie T.; Balgley, \n Annemarie; Comes, Cheryl M.; ‘Carolyn Cavicchio'; Stansel, Robin (Hulsey), Fernandez, Nelson (BURSON); \n ‘VERONICA_MAGINNIS@bm.com'; 'marina_araoz@bm.com’ \n Daragan, Karen M,; Hayes, Kim \n YSPP Planning Meeting \n Please let me know if Thursday, Sept. 7* is available for the YSPP all day Planning Meeting. \n Aug. 7 or 8\" are no longer being considered. \n Thanks. \n Ali T. Curi \n Youth Smoking Prevention \n 917-663-2072 \n VIPSLP9E80~ </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> . Oli \n . REMIT TO: \n ong * ECUSTA paPvision Vv Im @ P.O, BOX 200 \n PISGAH FOREST, N. C. - 28768 \n PISGAH FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA- 26768 \n SOLDTO [ 7] SHIPPED TO \n THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CompaANY \n eT, OF Research & DeveLOPMENT \n OO Jerrerson Davis Hiauway \n i ICHMOND, VIRGINIA 2 7 \n “CUSTOMER ORDER NO. DATE FNTFRED TT Tees, \n Nev Casn \n ‘SHIPMENT SCHEDULED. SHIP TERRITORY PRODUCTNO. | GROSS 185. DATE SHIPPED: INVOICE DATE INVOICE NO\" \n 7D COU \n PACKING ROUTING ~ 19/9/65 EP11-148 \n QUANTITY QUANTITY UNIT \n ‘ORDERED. _ DESCRIFTON SHIPPED, PRICE AMOUNT \n WORK IN CONNECTION wiTH EcusTA Paper \n Division ResearcH Provect No. EN \n DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER , . $2,022.00 \n Date Rec'd. \n Calowlations, BaTisFACTOREES EONS \n Caleulations Chk’ - \n Appr'vd - &gr.,, \n Appr'vd ~ Office Mgr.__. \n APPROVED AND FORWARDED VA. BRANCH 11-16-65 \n We hereby ebttify that these goods were produced in compliance with all opplicoble requirements of Section 6,7, and 12 of the Fair Labor Slondard: Act, 5 \n anended, and of regulations ond orders of the United Stotes Departrent of Labor issued under Section 14 thereof. \n Oo Lni1 yp M A T H 1 = S ON c H EM !1cAL c¢ OR F ORATION </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES \n June. 21, 1993 \n James F. Glenn, M.D. . \n Chairman of the Board \n The Council For Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc. \n 900 Third Avenue - \n New York, NY 10022 _ \n GUEST REGISTRATION(S) FOR \n FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF INTERACTING RECEPTORS \n MAY 25-28, 1994 . \n Please list below the name(s), titles, addresses and phone numbers of the four people from your \n company who should receive the guest registration(s) to this conference. \n Please be sure to return this form to Lynn Serra at the address below by April 1, 1994: Thank - \n you. : </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> PROJECT TITLE: Electrophysiological Studies \n PROJECT LEADER: F. P. Gullotta \n WRITTEN BY: C. S. Hayes \n Objective: To develop methods to objectively and reliably evaluate \n human responses to smoke constituents and tobacco flavorants. \n Results: \n Cognitive NERP Study \n Current experimental efforts are directed toward “assisting Flavor \n Development by utilizing the cognitive NERP paradigm to evaluate \n various sources of. natural menthol and synthetic menthol substitutes \n for natural menthol. Subjective testing is also being conducted on \n four menthol samples to determine whether subjects can detect \n differences. Further NERP and subjective testing needs to be \n conducted before any conclusions can be derived from the data. \n Experiments comparing a 75:25 mixture of synthetic/natural menthol \n to 100% synthetic menthol continue to be conducted. To date, three \n subjects have been tested with this comparison.! All of the \n subjects failed to correctly identify the different stimuli, indi- \n cating that the comparison was very difficult to discriminate. This \n more difficult discrimination should allow us to determine the \n sensitivity of the NERP technique for disciminating differences \n among flavorants. \n Plans: Continue NERP and subjective testing of various synthetic \n and natural menthol substitutes for Flavor Development as requested. \n Complete testing of ten subjects in the 75:25 synthetic/natural \n menthol mixture vs synthetic menthol comparison. \n Reference: \n 1. Martin, B. Notebook No. 8689, pp. 160-178. \n SSZ9E8b2027 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> WHWG WRITER: BORK \n June 2, 1993 \n SPEECH FOR NON-TOBACCO STATE GOVERNORS \n Thank you (introducer). \n I am here today to discuss a problem of national importance. It is problem \n that might not seem at first glance to effect us, here in our state. But I promise you \n that it is going to have a powerfull impact. \n And while I wouldn't normally comment on an issue like this, in this case \n the impact on our state and its government is potentially so big and so bad, I feel \n obligated to speak out. \n I am talking about the plan to hike the national! excise tax on cigarettes \n from 24 cents per pack to as much as $2.00 per pack in order to pay for health care \n 833 percent. \n My concern is that if enacted this new tax would throw hundreds of \n thousands of Americans out of work, thousands of them in our state. \n It would lead toa significant increase in violent crime, including here in our \n state. . \n And it won't raise the money it's supposed to raise, but it will reduce our \n state's ability to raise the revenues it needs. \n Lost jobs, more crime, lost revenue -- it sounds too bad'to be true,. so let me \n give you a few details. \n First, lost jobs. \n vTSOPSez0z </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ‘Teiex 80-2851, \n Affilate \n GE Converters, Lta. \n Missiagauga, Ontario \n September 22, 1987 \n Jcw \n cc: Mr. \n Mr. \n Mr. \n Mr, \n Mr. \n Mr. \n Mr. \n Mr. \n Mr. \n WW. \n J. Alley \n L, Austin \n T. Churchill \n Henson \n B. Lougee, IIl \n L. Plancher \n A. Randour \n Reed, Jr. \n P. Truitt \n Very truly yours, \n W. T. Bennett \n President </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> WE ACCEPT THIS ORDER SUBJECT TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPEA \n ORDER, EXCEPT FOR THE CHANGES APPEARING BELOW. (F PRICE 18 NOT si \n CATE APPLICABLE UNIT PRICE OF EACH ITEM ON THIS ACCEPTANCE. \n ‘SpugcHise ORDER 2. of Purchase Order \n BS Berane ER \n f . . Da -17- \n Sheet No.'t 0 Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102 tbd PR A217 75 \n Ft pyyp0-05-123175 . “aquest eusrarvcanom ttt \n DOCUMENTS AND PACKAGES. : \n white pe te * Point. \n Fptinentch, Inc, I - Rey \n “P.-O,: Box 5880 \\ t 30 Days [Confirming : \n Princeton, NJ. 08540 | fon * i \n me Pas : : : . : ; co om With \n L | Shipping Date 2..9.76:° \n ANo. 64 Flavoring Department Ship Via _| Inquiry No. Requisition No. \n pLinden Street : FEP \n 7 Between 4m & So Streete Account Code : Vendor No. Buyer No. 7 Job Order No. \n . OWineton- SAlem, N.C. See Below 40213009 736 \n nen] Quantity | Commodity Number [ Commadity Description : [ Price \n 2.] 25 lbs. Artificial Tobacco Enhancer 57.552 2458.00/1b. \n (Account Code 04-09-0000-8262-065) \n 2s * tes. ACKMGWLED . 979. 00/1. \n . SE, RETURN ne 0 \n 3.) 5 lbs. s PLEAS E, Rel t RN Mw I 7 “DAYS 1417.50/ 1b, \n . . (Account Code *09-4000-8264-065) - \n ~ NOTE: } Item 1 to be the same as furnished on wi \n - . “| Item 2 of our previous Order 75-37224-00. 3 \n ee an Oo} . \n NOTE: | Item 2 to be*the* sake as furnished on | ele \n our previous Order 75-23462-00. 3 - \n . Do - eo : \n . Item 3 to be the'-same | i \n | Item 1 of our, previous. a \n SHIPPING DATE \n ITEM # CHANGE COMMODITY NUMBER On DEScme 10N CHANGE PRICE CHANGE VENDOR'S COMMENTS \n 2 Lo P-4734 is now 57.652 JS aN $20.50/ilb. - 2 \n woe - { F-4769/A is now 57.623/A / } i \n Fir *menich Inc. \n NAME oF rina \n Alice Gilkerson </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Biographical Information \n Last name, first name Date of birth Social Security # \n Deutsch, Paul J. 2/17/55 057-40-5911 \n Major research interest Role in proposed project \n Signal transduction & Gene regulation Principal Investigator \n Education \n (Begin with baccalaureate and include postdoctoral) \n Institution and location Degree Year Field \n Harvard College, Cambridge, MA AB 1975 Biochemical Sciences \n Albert Einstein Coll. Med., Bronx, NY |MD 1982 Medicine \n Albert Einstein Coll. Med., Bronx, NY. | PhD 1982 | Molecular Pharmacology \n Research and Professional Experience \n (Starting with present position, list training and experience relevant to area of project, including teaching and clinical \n responsibilities. List all recent publications, and selected earlier key papers. indicate if this is a partial listing and give \n number of total publications, exctuding abstracts. This section should not exceed one additional page.) \n 1988- Assistant Professor, Dept. of Medicine and Program in Cell Biology and \n Genetics (Various teaching duties) Cornell University Medical College, NY, NY \n 1988- Assistant Attending (Dept. of Medicine and Division of Endocrinology \n and Metabolism, clinical teaching and patient care), New York Hospital, NY, NY \n 1987-88 Associate, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Boston, MA ‘ \n 1987-88 Clinical Assistant in Medicine, Mass. General Hospital, \n 1987-88 Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA \n 1985-87 Clinical and Research Fellow in Medicine, Mass. General Hospital and \n Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA \n 1984-85 Clinical Fellow in Endocrinology, Mass. General Hospital, Boston, MA \n 1982-84 Intern and Resident in Medicine, Mass, General Hospital, Boston, MA \n PUBLICATIONS (Complete Listing of full-length publications): \n 1. Deutsch PJ, Rosen OM, Rubin CS: Identification and characterization of latent \n pool of insulin receptors in 3T3-L1 adipocytes. J Biol Chem 1982; 257:5350-5358. \n 2. Deutsch PJ, Wan CF, Rosen OM, Rubin CS: Latent insulin réceptors-possible \n receptor precursors in 3T3-L1 adipocytes. Proc Natl Acad Sci (USA) 1983; 80:133- \n 136. \n 3. Klibanski A, Deutsch PJ, Jameson JL, Ridgway EC, Crowley WF, Hsu DW, Habener \n JF, Black PMcL: Luteinizing hormone-secreting pituitary tumor: Biosynthetic \n characterization and clinical studies. J Clin Endo Metab 1987; 64:536-542. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> IMAGE \n NOT \n AVAILABLE \n ONLINE \n The material referenced in the associated \n index listing is available in the Minnesota \n Tobacco Document Depository. Please \n see this website's home page for additional \n information regarding the Depository. </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> ete? Quah ye doe ok ‘ \n “° m“/ REGISTER \n CRC CONTRACT RESEARCH CENTER aveanrnil:! 9 \n Businees Administration . B-19082 Zaventem \n . ot TollaarvAvenue du Péage 1010 \n Telefoor/Tééphone: 02-720 58 94 \n - , TELEFAX rf. Teletax/Tééfax: 02-725 12 09 \n Guilbert \n t.a.v. Verkoopsdienst \n Laneaustraat. 103 \n ‘ mee JGB/MJV \n B-1020 Brussel : \n . . . a \n Bestelling Nr./Commande No.: _ 288/92, © Daturrv/Date: 27 4pr.92 \n (geteve ceze referte in leder geval ep de fatduar ls vermetcen/s . . \n voulez sang:szseption repronare sette rétérence sur ts tasters} \n WH Bestellen can de ep Kearzijde vermeide canteepveerweardany \n Nees commandens seien les conditions @achet imprimée ou verest \n . / \n POSITIE HOEVEELHEID EENHEID ARTIKELOMSCHRUVING a PRIUS \n POSITION QUANTITE UNITE DESIGNATION D'ARTICLE PRIX A / \n Ne % - (BF) . \n 1 4 stuk Toner Kit (TK4), voor \n Kyocera printers F1000,. \n P2000 en P2002, \n ref. 164.750 ; \n aan BF 727,-/stuk 2:.908,- \n %. TOTAAL: 2.908,- \n . e . Z=e=s=s2z=s \n aS . \n Gelieve 1 pakket, ref. M 144307, terug te nemen aangezien dit niet \n yoor ons bestemd is alsook een creditnota op te make aktuur nr. \n 955358 van 6 april 1992). ‘ \n - N \n LeveringstermiryDélal de Bvraieon: 19’de week 92 . waa a6 Bulcke . \n st oe . Management Accountant \n Leveringsvoonwaarden/Conditions de ivraison: ° \n franko \n Beétalingswiize/Mode de palernent: ‘ ; \n . 30 dagen einde maand \n Maatschappemce zetel: zareeen| ous 4.A.6.7.6.B. GB. T.WAUT.V.A. Generate BangGéinéraie.ce Banque: \n Cb ne amtals Davantem Seintane ano we ata n@a -@e nem natn 20 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> RENAISSANCE OFFICE CENTER 15 ENGLE STREET \n ENGLEWOOD, N.J. 07631 © (201) 569-6088 \n FAX (201) 569-8154 \n October 18, 1994 \n INVOICE #3892 \n TO: Jeanne Bonhomme \n Philip Morris \n FOR: Virginia Slims Exploratory Research \n Four markets/Twelve mini groups \n MP #94-10-3272 \n Total estimated research FeeS ....eeee eee eeeeeeee F 53,600.00£10% \n $ 26,800.00 \n Due NOW wccoeecnesveeereerseseeeseeezreeneveseeeeeeoeeeoeeer ere \n <=> \n piss \n Remainder to be billed upon project completion. x \n h /S \n f ®9 \n / > *~ \n Osis \n TERM NET: 30 DAYS </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 16 FAX 804 274 7710 \n 34+ B McCORMICK \n RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH \n Section A Page 12 \n Sunday, 9/1/96 \n THE ASSOCIATED PRESS \n WINGO, Ky. — President Clinton campaigned by bus \n through tobacco country yesterday with plenty to say \n about Bob Dole and his Republican Party but not a word \n on his own recent efforts to discourage smoking by \n declaring nicotine an addictive drug. \n Clinton did mention another smoking controversy dur- \n ing his weekend campaigning: his remark two years ago \n in an MTY interview that if given a chance to relive his \n youth he would inhale if offered marijuana. \n Republicans have cited that remark as evidence Clin- \n ton is not serious about combating drug use, and said the \n comment sends the wrong signal to young Americans. \n Dole and aides have cited the comment in an effort to \n make rising drug use among young Americans an issue \n against Clinton in the presidential campaign. \n Early in the 1992 campaign, Clinton said he tried \n Marijuana once in college but did not inhale because he \n had never smoked, In a later MTV forum he was asked if \n he would inhale if given the opportunity to relive the \n moment, and he said he would try. \n Clinton, i in a Friday night inlerview, got a little help \n from MTV reporter Tabitha Soren, who noted that it was \n a “lighthearted” question. \n “Tt was a lighthearted question and it wasn’t in the \n context of some sort of endorsement of drug use and they \n know, that,” Clinton said of Republican critics. He went \n As for the tobacco controversy, there were protest \n signs along the road as Clinton's campaign bus caravan \n rolled past tobacco farms in Kentucky and Tennessee. \n ome protested Clinton’s decision to allow the Food and \n Drug Administration to classify nicotine as a drug. \n That step let the government adopt tougher regulation | \n of tobacco, and the FDA has said it hopes to cut teen , \n smoking in half by ending ads that portray use as alluring, - \n and by making it harder for youths to buy tobacco, . \n in Paducah, Ky. more than 1,000_farmer: elt, \n families had gathered for a vally of their own to prote \n families had gathe ba vall eir own to protest \n the FDA action. Some carried signs urging Clinton to \n age your war_on illegal drugs, not tobacco farmers.” \n Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton was campaigning alongside \n Clinton, but passed up the opportunity to plunge into the \n crowd at the Wingo stop. Instead, he stood near his \n campaign bus enjoying a cigarette. Patton has sharply \n criticized Clinton's position on the issue but has said he \n nonetheless would support the Democratic ticket enthu- \n siastically. \n White House aides shrugged when asked why Clinton \n was silent on an issue of major importance in Kentucky \n and Tennessee. White House political director Doug’ \n Sosnik said the trip was designed to promote the broader \n themes of the convention. \n jo07 \n S902 \n SEP Lor </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> 2084582272 \n Kinser, Robin D. \n From: Kinser, Robin D. \n Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 5:11 PM \n To: ‘Jill Schultz\" \n Ce: Kinser, Robin D.; Neison, Beitie L; Oey, Jan; Tricker, Anthony; Walk, Roger A.; Mark Bentley \n (E-mail) \n Subject: RE: Analytical Method Status Report and Revised Philip Morris/Gavance Project Team \n Dear Jill-~- \n T have information on several aspects of analytical method development. Please share with appropriate Covance. \n colleagues, \n 1) We have deleted cadmium analysis from our pilot study plans. It appears from the spreadsheet you sent yesterday \n that this has been communicated to you, but I wanted to confirm that fact. \n 2) We are interested in Covance developing a method for malondialdehyde analysis, and find the method suggested by \n Mark Bentley feasible. Our colleagues at INBIFO have also suggested another method for MDA analysis in urine. T have not \n acquired this reprint yet, but the reference is \n Draper, H.H., and Hadley, M. Malondialdehyde determination as index of lipid peroxidation, Methods in Enzymology 186, 421 - 431 \n (1990). Shall I initiate conversation with Mark when we have reviewed this paper? We will still want a sub-contractor to provide \n MDA data for the Pilot Study. _ \n 3) Tony Tricker has an alternative method for NNK metabolites which is, as I understand, a simpler work-up, but \n which requires LC/MS/MS capabilities. He is out of the office Monday and Tuesday of next week, so I am not sure when we can \n provide a method description for you, \n 4) Jan Oey has requested from you ina an earlier message day a list of necessary standards and amounts. With that \n in hand we will determine the best and fastest approach to acquisition of required materials. \n Please contact me if you have further questions, \n Robin Kinser \n Robin.D.Kinser@pmusa.com \n 804-274-5905 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> va , Ih \n 971515313 \n pul \n G86l ¢ T ony \n Li psa‘t \n cB ore wuoo Ague6e sso} \n oa°s9z*T T das T onv (8vXvT) aS ‘GA7@ H39 WIWH O/S S6~-I S/M TSZ \n Wlo1 “OW Had 30Iud OL WOH4 1oarans “ON LINN \n WSL! \n oe [ | \n Suet cOTOT AN *9UOA M3N \n ne oo BANIAV HL4Is 999 \n $8/TE7L0 aeg S3DIAU3S VIGAN GYVIIINOI \n (Borne 9 emer === === ONE IDO INO \n L - J \n 9LL-Ho ON weauo \n ONISILYAAGV YOOdLNO \n 0680 oN \n © Ly0¢-Sz8 (SOs) SNOHd e \n 1090-PLOSe VAIHOTd ‘HVA IVIH @ LO9p XOE ‘O'd \n ALVIMsAVY ANVdNOO D931 “L'a NV \n “ONI “IMM </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> Good Morning and congratulations on winning the \n PM Marketing award. \n I'm Chris Kircher, Manager of Financial \n Communications here at PMMC. \n Today, I'll present on overview of PM and its \n operating companies. \n G962997802 </doc>"
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"content": "<doc> THIS REPORT 1S CONFIDENTIAL TO THE BUSINESS OF THE \n COMPANY: IT SHOULD BE CAREFULLY HANDLED, 1S NOT Accession Number: 84-005 \n TRANSFERABLE TO ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL, AND 1S NOT TO : \n BE PHOTOCOPIED. Copy Number: + \n If the report has served Its purpose and Is no , \n longer needed, please return It Imaediately to Issued To: [ A 5} Aches YSN) \n the Central File at the Research Canter for \n record keeping purposes and destruction. \n PHILIP MORRIS U-S-A- DO NOT \n COPY \n RESEARCH CENTER . LEND OR \n RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CIRCULATE! \n CHARGE NO» & TITLE: 1101 - ENTOMOLOGICAL RESEARCH \n TYPE REPORT: (© ANNUAL © SEMIANNUAL © COMPLETION © SPECIAL \n DATE: January 11, 1984 ‘PERIOD COVERED: January 15, 1983 - January 11, 1984 \n REPORT TITLE: ENTOMOLOGICAL RESEARCH -- ANNUAL REPORT \n BY Qe fa Ti \n fi. Faustini \n APPROVED BY q /) LL — \n ’ J. L. Charles \n DISTRIBUTION: \n See Attached Distribution \n PIEOEOI002 \n KEYWORDS: Cigarette beetle, insect growth, insect growth regulator, KABATo, \n larval feeding, sex pheromone, serricornin, anhydroserricornin, pupal cell, \n alkaloid metabolism, efficacy tests, magnesium phosphide, Oriental bales, \n perforated polyethylene, phosphine, fumigation. </doc>"
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"content": "Marlboro Medium. If I had to point to one \n number that we feel is the most important, the \n most predictive of marketplace performance, \n that number would be purchase interest...how \n interested a consumer is in buying a product \n after trying it. \n The way we measure purchase interest is through \n what we call an ad pack study. In an ad pack \n study, we intercept smokers in shopping malls \n all around the country. We show them an ad for \n the new product and get them to describe the \n product based on the ad. We then give them a \n pack to take home with them, and in 2 to 3 days \n we call them back for their reactions. a \n EPLEETISOS </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Aaron P. Mitchell Biographical Information \n Date of Birth: September 13, 1955 \n Citizenship: U.S. \n Education \n 9/74 to 6/77 Carnegie-Mellon University B.S. Biology \n Pittsburgh, PA \n 9/77 to 6/84 Massachusetts Insitute of Ph.D. Biology \n Technology, Cambridge, MA \n Boris Magasanik, Advisor \n Thesis: Regulation of Glutamine Synthetase in \n S. cerevisiae \n Appointments \n 6/84 to 6/87 Posdoctoral Fellow \n University of California, San Francisco, CA \n Ira Herskowitz, lab head \n Project: Control of Meiosis in Yeast \n 6/87 to present Assistant Professor of Microbiology \n Institute of Cancer Research \n Columbia University, New York \n 7/90 to present Instructor \n Yeast Genetics Summer Course \n Cold Spring Harbor Labs \n Awards \n Lamport Basic Research Award, Columbia University College of Physicians \n and Surgeons, May, 1991. \n Searle Scholar, May, 1989. \n Irma T. Hirschl Career Scientist Award, January, 1988. \n Damon Runyon -"
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"content": "Walter Winchell Cancer Fund Postdoctoral \n Fellowship, August, 1984. \n Sigma Xi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, July, 1984. \n Ribosome Prize, Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie-Mellon \n University, June, 1977. \n B. S. with Honors, Carnegie-Mellon University, June, 1977. \n Publications \n 1. Covitz, P. A., I. Herskowitz, and A. P, Mitchell. 1991. The yeast RME1 gene encodes \n a putative zine finger protein that is directly repressed by al-a2. Genes Devel. 5:1981- \n 50602379 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> CABARRUS COUNTY \n BRAND CODE-06240 (STD) \n TOBACCO ROD LENGTH \n TIPPING LENGTH \n CIRCUMFERENCE \n CALCULATED VOLUME \n CALCULATED DENSITY \n PACK 0. ¥. \n STEM EXTRACT RATE % \n LOOSE ENDS \n FIRMNESS TARGET \n RANGE \n RANGE \n FILLER WEIGHT \n PAPER AND ADHESIVE \n ROD WEIGHT \n TOTAL LESS PLUG \n 56.0"
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"content": "\n 31.000 \n 27.00 \n 246.80 \n 2,740 .8264 \n 23.5804 \n TARGETS \n 13.05 \n 1.00 \n «750 \n 3.10 \n 2.70 \n 3.00 \n FROM \n FROM \n Ta 3.50 \n TO 3.20 \n 6462978 \n 1.4248 \n ~ 0393636 \n - 6856616 \n -0422721 \n 7279335 \n CUBIC MM \n CGMS/CE \n GRAMS \n 41000 \n GRAMS \n GRAMS \n GRAMS \n GRAMS \n LBS. \n EFFECTIVE DATE: \n _ STANDARD PRODUCTION \n CONE WEEK N=3) \n COMMENTS \n REASON FOR CHANGE \n PREPARED BY \n PREPARATION DATE \n APPROVED BY: \n OTHER APPLICABLE BRANDS: \n COMMENTS SECTION, \n K. V. SMITH \n 12/05/97 \n 888PEL6907 \n F416 97 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> REMARKS BY MICHAEL A. MILES \n CHAIRMAN AND CEO \n PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC. \n Union League Club \n Public Affairs Forum \n New York City \n June 25, 1992 \n Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. \n When"
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"content": "| was invited to speak to you, | \n asked what you might like to hear me talk \n about. | was told that | could talk about \n anything | wanted to, as long as | said \n something interesting. \n This reminded me of an occasion back \n in the 1960's, where the ultra-liberal \n comedian Mort Sahl was introduced by a \n master of ceremonies who said, \"Come on \n out, Mort, and say something really \n funny.\" \n 062,PTS2202 </doc>"
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"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> KAZUO K. KIMURA: PUBLICATIONS \n Pace, D. M. and Kimura, K. K., “The Effect of Temperature on Respiration \n in Paramecium aurelia and Paramecium candatum,\" J. Cell Physiol., \n 24:173, 1944. \n Holck, Harald G. 9. and Kimura, K. K., \"Influence of Sex upon Resistance \n to Quabain in the Rat,\" Fed. Proc. 3:75, 1944. \n Holck, Harald G. 0., and Kazuo K. Kimura and Eugene Kimura, \"The Potency \n of a New Extract of Convallaria majalis Leaves. V. Studies oni the \n Stability of Convara,\" J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 34:149, 1945. \n Holck, Harald G. 9., Kazuo K. Kimura and Barbara Bartels, \"Effect of \n the Anesthetic and the Rate of Injection of Digitalis Upon Its. \n Lethal Dose In Cats,\" J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., 35:366, 1946. \n Kimura, Kazuo K. and Klaus R. Unna, \"The Effect of a Non-Curarizing \n Dose of d-Tubocurarine on Increased Motor Activity of Mice \n Induced by Barbiturates,\" Fed. Proc., 6:344, 1947. \n Unna, Klaus R. and Kazuo K. Kimura, \"Antagonism Between Curare and \n Physostigmine,\" Fed. Proc., 6:378, 1947. \n Kimura, K. K. and Unna, K. R., \"Methods for the Evatuation cof Compounds \n with Curare-Like Action,\" Fed. Proc., 7:233, 1948. \n Kimura, K. K.,"
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"content": "Klaus R. Unna and Carl C. Pfeiffer, \"Diatropine Derivatives | \n as Proof that d-Tubocurarine is a Blocking Moiety Containing, Twin \n Atropine Acetylcholine Prosthetic Groups,” J. Pharm. & Exp. Ther., \n 95:149, 1949, \n Lasslo, Andrew and Kazuo K. Kimura, \"Chemical and Phar macologic Studies \n on Emetine andi Quaternary Emetine Derivatives,\" J. Amer. Pharm. \n Assoc., 39:44, 1950. \n Holck, Harald G. O., Kazuo K. Kimura and T. Eugene Kimura, \"Comparison \n of Analgetic Activity of 67 Arylalkamines with that of Morphine \n and Meperidine by the Mouse Hot Pliate Method,” J. Am. Pharm. Assoc., \n 39:354, 1950. \n ZvEIILEO </doc>"
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