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[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "70\n\nFEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION WASHINGTON\n\nNovember 22, 1944.\n\nF. J. Daniels, Esq., Perkins, Daniels & Perkins, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York.\n\nIn re: P. Lorillard Company, Inc., Docket No. 4922.\n\nDear Mr. Daniels:\n\nAs I advised you over the telephone yesterday, the Commission on the 20th inst. approved the stipulation of facts in this case entered into by you and the Chief Counsel for the Commission on November 16. I enclose herewith a signed copy.\n\nAt the hearings in New York I wish you would produce an advertisement in which use was made of a testimonial given your advertising agency by Miss Frances Bonham of Alexandria, Virginia, in which advertisement there was also a photograph of Robert King, then a student at Rutgers University. I would also like you to produce an advertisement in which use was made of a testimonial given you by Samuel Kilboun whose address is 1408 Graybar Building, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York.\n\nI have made a list of the exhibits in evidence which are advertisements containing photographs of or statements by various testimonialists. Since this list may be of some assistance to you at the hearings, it is as follows:\n\nExhibit 134 135 136 137\nTestimonialists Francesca Doane and Bruce Heatley Gus Steck Francis E. Robinson and Mrs. William Gay, Jr. Mrs. Jay Henry and Eddie Stewart", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR Interoffice Memorandum Scientific Affairs Division\n\nDRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT\n\nTO: Dr. A. Wallace Hayes Dr. Paul H. Ayres Dr. Christopher R. E. Coggins Dr. David J. Doolittle Mr. Stephen W. Jakob Mr. Daniel R. Meckley Dr. Arnold T. Mosberg Dr. Robert L. Suber\n\nFROM: Rhenda H. Steele\n\nDATE: March 20, 1992\n\nSUBJECT: DIET (CO₂) Tobacco Testing Program\n\nTobacco Processing engineers are currently optimizing the DIET process (CO₂ tobacco expansion process), and operating conditions, other than those originally approved by Scientific Affairs produce greater expansion of tobacco. Approved conditions were for expansion temperatures not to exceed 700°F; new temperatures may reach 900°F.\n\nTobacco expanded at 50° increments from 700°F to 900°F has been approved by Scientific Affairs and HRRC for a two-pack PGT test. Ames and smoke chemistry data showed no differences among different temperatures. Informal internal testing was to give Brands R&D information with which to choose the tobacco for the PGT mailout, e.g., which process temperature. The chosen tobacco was also to be submitted for SCE and CA assays. If RJRT were to decide to switch to DIET tobacco before inhalation and dermal oncogenicity data were available, these sensory, genetic toxicology and smoke chemistry data were to be used to determine whether tobacco processed at an expansion temperature other than the approved 700°F would be approved for market product.\n\nSenior Management has since decided that RJRT will not use DIET expansion temperatures other than the approved 700°F for market product until the chronic data are available for a decision.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "ATTACHMENT 8 25\n\nTheodore C. Karstensen\nAssistant Vice President\n\nHartford Plaza\nHartford, Connecticut 06115\n\nOctober 2, 1987\n\nMr. Jerry Luttrell\nDirector Risk Management\nPhilip Morris Companies, Incorporated\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, N.Y. 10017\n\nRe: Philip Morris Companies, Incorporated\nPunitive Damages\nLetter of Intent\n\nDear Mr. Luttrell:\n\nThe Hartford's position in regard to punitive damages is defined in a statement prepared by our Law Department which discusses the issue and is the corporate policy that the company will follow.\n\nIt is copied in its entirety in this letter so that you will have the full benefit, not only of the corporate position, but also of the reasons leading to it.\n\nOur liability policies say we cover \"damages.\" Damages is defined as \"monetary judgment, award or settlement, but does not include fines or penalties or damages for which insurance is prohibited by law applicable to the construction of this policy. Damages because of bodily injury include damages claimed by any person or organization for care, loss of services or death resulting at any time from the bodily injury.\"\n\n\"Therefore, it is clear that we mean to cover all amounts the law allows to a plaintiff whether as \"compensatory\" or \"punitive\" damages.\n\nTwo considerations must be kept in mind in determining whether punitive damages are covered in any particular instance:\n\n1. Policy Provisions\n\nBecause punitive damages are added damages (i.e., awarded to a plaintiff in addition to compensatory damages, to serve as punishment of the wrong doer and set an example for others), we would expect to pay punitive damages only where we are also paying compensatory damages. If the bodily injury or property\n\nHartford Specialty Company An Affiliate of\nThe Hartford Insurance Group, Hartford, Connecticut 06115\n\nC-34a", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\n\nRECEIVED\nNUV 11 1987\n\nSECRET\n\nDr. G. R. Di Marco\n\nAt our next Executive Committee Meeting in late November, I will need to give a brief status on the following projects/programs. Thus, would appreciate a brief summary on each by Friday, November 20.\n\n1. VRP\n2. Island Product - as it relates to any work being done by Domestic R&D\n3. Any new product development or NFO results for established brands\n4. Project ALPHA - this should include any key points or results that you would like for me to convey\n\nThanks.\n\nF. Hudnall Christopher, Jr.\n\nFHC:ad\n\nR.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27102\nAttn: Dr. Di Marco\n\nNovember 9, 1987\n\n50644\n964", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "BRUMBAUGH, FREE, GRAVES & DONOHUE 90 BROAD STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. 10004\n\nJanuary 25, 1967\n\nDr. C. O. Jensen P. Lorillard Company 2525 East Market Street Greensboro, N. C. 27402\n\nRe: Parmele et al British Appln. No. 12215/65 for \"Tobacco Smoke Filter\", Corres. to U.S. Appln. Serial No. 353,947 (Our File F18268)\n\nDear Dr. Jensen:\n\nI have been informed by our British associates that the above-identified application has been accepted by the British Patent Office and has received the Final No. 1,059,421.\n\nThe application will be laid open to opposition for a period of three months from the date of publication, i.e., February 22, 1967. If the grant of the patent is not opposed, the sealing fee will become due and the application will be granted as a patent in due course. I assume you will want the sealing fee paid and I am authorizing our British associates to take care of it when it becomes due.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nDr. C. O. Jensen", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "/ DOCUMENT 29 931 31 9 34. NATIONAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL GPO Box 9848, CANBERRA ACT 2601 Contact for this correspondence Name: Jillian Barr Phone: (06) 289 8371 Fax: (06) 289 8776 Commonwealth of Australia In reply please quote: Mr Chris Reynolds Public Health Law University of Adelaide SOUTH ADELAIDE SA 5005 Dear Mr Reynolds The Health Care Committee of the National Health and Medical Research Council is pleased to invite you to be a member of its working party on the Health Effects of Passive Smoking. The terms of reference and proposed membership of the working party are attached. Details of administrative arrangements for NHMRC meetings, covering payment of sitting fees, travel allowances and meeting procedures are also enclosed. The arrangements described in this document regarding conflict of interest, will also apply. As a member of a working party you will be covered by the provisions of Section 81 of the National Health and Medical Research Act 1992, concerning protection from civil actions, as well as by the general indemnity afforded to persons who act in an official capacity on behalf of the Commonwealth, as detailed in the enclosed Finance Circular from the Department of Finance. If you wish to accept this appointment, would you please sign and date the enclosed duplicate of this letter and return it to - The Secretary Health Care Committee National Health and Medical Research Council GPO Box 9848 CANBERRA ACT 2600 Attention: Ms Jillian Barr 2504092133 141", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "January 7, 1974\n\nMR. HENRY BROMBERGER\n\nTED BATES & COMPANY\n\nDear Henry:\n\nEnclosed you will find the flow charts for Independent Supplements and magazines that are available to date.\n\nAlso attached is (1) a summary of changes - some of which I'm sure you are aware of (2) as well as revisions and additional flow charts to complete the ad allocation schedule for VICEROY.\n\nSince I'm not certain when this additional information will be available, please update the schedule now.\n\nWhen you revise the schedule, please follow our exposure policy for montilies when scheduling creative for the mechanix books.\n\nAlso, let's make it a policy when designating creative for the Ad Allocation schedule of plotting in material that we will actually run. For example, after VICEROY Extra Milds' introductory period, we will be running VICEROY ads with an Extra Milds Mortise.\n\nSince those ads don't exist yet, you should indicate this on the schedule in some way, e.g., TBD or 'Car #4 Mortise.'\n\nIf you have any questions pertaining to any of the above, Bernie should be able to help you.\n\nThank you.\n\nSincerely,\n\nBrenda T. Henderson\n\nBTH/lg", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "[Creighton University logo]\n\nDepartment of Preventive Medicine\nand Public Health\n\nHereditary Cancer\nInstitute\n\nApril 18, 1996\n\nMs. Loraine Pollice\nExecutive Secretary\nCouncil for Tobacco Research, USA, Inc.\n900 Third Avenue\nNew York, NY 10022\n\nDear Loraine,\n\nIt was nice getting together with you again at our SAB meeting in New York City. My expenses are enclosed.\n\nIt was kind of you to invite our daughter, Kathy, and her husband to the lovely dinner on Friday night. They really enjoyed it.\n\nJane and I were so pleased that you could join us at the Pierre Hotel for the Bristol Meyers Award dinner on Tuesday. This honor was meant to be shared with friends such as you.\n\nI look forward to seeing you in September.\n\nSincerely,\n\n[Signature]\nHenry T. Lynch, M.D.\nProfessor & Chairman, and\nProfessor of Medicine\n\nHTL/sen\n\n2500 California Plaza Omaha, Nebraska 68178 (402) 280-2942 FAX: (402) 280-1734 TDD/TTY: (402) 280-2941", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Schechter+Luth Inc.\n\nDesign and Marketing Communications\n\n430 Park Avenue New York NY 10022\n\n212 754 0330\n\nSeptember 9, 1977\n\nMr. Willard Upchurch\n\nSenior Buyer\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n\n401 North Main Street\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27102\n\nRe: Doral - Tar & Nicotine Changes\n\nSchechter + Luth Project No. 14-902\n\nDear Willard:\n\nThis is simply to confirm the very pleasant and productive day\n\nErnest and I spent with you and your associates yesterday.\n\nAs you know, we presented a variety of alternative treatments\n\nfor handling tar and nicotine numbers on the new Doral 20's\n\nwrapper and carton. A decision was reached on the recommended\n\nmethod and we changed each of the seven mechanicals to incorpo-\n\nrate that decision.\n\nYou have offered to send us photostatic copies of the altered\n\nmechanicals for our records. Please ask your secretary to put\n\n\"September 8, 1977 - Final Tar and Nicotine Numbers\", on each of\n\nthese photostats in order to avoid future confusion.\n\nWe also approved all of Archer's ink colors with the exception of\n\nthe dark red which should be somewhat lighter.\n\nSince the wrapper has already been proofed, the only proofing re-\n\nmaining should be for the carton and the sample 4's. Because of\n\nthe delicate color balance we will of course remain available to\n\nassist you in this regard.\n\nAlso remaining to be completed is modification of the wrapper and\n\ncarton comprehensives (filter & menthol) returned to us by Ed\n\nBlackmer so as to be consistent with the final changes as shown\n\non the mechanicals. These will be completed and sent out to you\n\nearly next week.\n\nNow that the project is drawing to a close, and the product is\n\nabout to be reintroduced, I must say that it has been, as usual,\n\na pleasure to work with you on it. The brand group has had a", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "January 7, 1987\n\nProposal/Agreement No. 765-P-9679\n\nFEDERAL EXPRESS\n\nDr. Clifton T. Mansfield\n\nAdministration & Services\n\nResearch & Development\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nDear Cliff:\n\nEnclosed is the proposal that you requested on \"Development and Evaluation of Process Concepts for Removal of CO from Cigarette Smoke\". Our approach to this problem is materials oriented. We feel that meeting the objective for this program will be quite challenging. Nevertheless, because of the strong past experience of our proposed research team in closely related catalysis and material development programs, we feel reasonably confident that one or two concepts for sorbents or catalysts may be demonstrated as feasible.\n\nWe have structured this program based on a concept development phase and an experimental phase. The project timeline as shown in Figure 1 indicates two milestones or decision points. On a project of this complexity, it is necessary to maintain good communications on our progress toward these decision points. In addition to monthly reports and meetings, phone discussions will be used as needed to keep the RJR technical liaison posted on important developments on this project.\n\nThe searches that you sent us were useful in assisting us in estimating the number of possible references available in a literature search on CO removal from cigarette smoke. It was also useful to note the categories of materials evaluated for sorbents or catalysts.\n\nThis study is proposed for authorization as a Task under Task Order Agreement No. 548-P-0499R existing between RJR and Battelle. Your return of a fully signed original of this cover letter or providing your letter of authorization, referencing the proposal identification number and the Task Order Agreement, will authorize us to start work on this program. If you have any contractual questions, please call John Baker at 614-424-7078.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Edward S. Schulman, M.D. Broad & Vine\nProfessor of Medicine Mail Stop 107\nDivision Chief, Pulmonary and Philadelphia, PA 19102-1197\nCritical Care Medicine 215-762-7011\n215-762-8729 Fax\[email protected]\nAugust 12, 1996\nArthur D. Eisenberg, Ph.D.\nAssociate Research Director\nThe Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A., Inc.\n900 Third Avenue\nNew York, NY 10022\nRe: Research Project: \"Purinergic Axis in Asthma\"\nDear Dr. Eisenberg:\nEnclosed is a Preliminary Application for Council for Tobacco\nResearch sponsorship of research project referenced above. It\ndeals with the mechanisms for regulation of airway tone under\nphysiologic and pathologic conditions. This project is three\nyears in duration and the estimated first year's annual direct\ncosts are $78,000.\nThis is a resubmission; the original proposal was submitted in\nFebruary, 1996. In the present text we have included additional\npreliminary data obtained in our laboratory in the past six months.\nIn my telephone conversation with you, two major points of\ncriticism of our earlier application were mentioned: 1. Lack of\nnovelty and 2. Doubts regarding the ability of Dr. Pelleg and\nmyself to collaborate on this project. Both of these are\nfoundless; as clearly outlined in this proposal, this project deals\nwith the role of ATP in neurogenic bronchoconstriction and\nmodulation of histamine release from human lung mast cells.\nPractically nothing is known about these two topics in particular,\nand little is known on neurogenic bronchoconstriction in general.\nOur preliminary data strongly suggest that endogenous ATP plays an\nimportant role in the regulation of airway tone under physiologic\nand pathophysiologic conditions. We have newly defined P2-\npurinoceptors on human lung mast cells which mediate the modulatory\nactions of ATP on histamine release from these cells. These\nstudies reaffirm our conviction that this project should lead to\nthe development of novel therapeutic modalities which will for the\nfirst time, effectively attenuate the neurogenic exacerbation of\nasthma.\nAllegheny Health, Education and Research Foundation\nAllegheny General Hospital * Allegheny Integrated Health Group * Allegheny University of the Health Sciences * Allegheny University Hospitals * St. Christopher's Hospital for Children\n50545760", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Lorillard\n\nA Division of Loews Theatres, Inc., Research Center, 420 English Street, P.O. Box 21688, Greensboro, North Carolina 27420\n\nMarch 28, 1979\n\nMr. Ronald S. Goldbrenner\nLoews/Lorillard\n666 Fifth Avenue\nNew York, New York 10019\n\nDear Ron:\n\nEnclosed is a draft reply to the complaint letter of Mr.\nSteepy which you may use in part, in full, or any way you\nsee fit.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nHarry Mignemeyer\n\nHJM/lmp\nXc: Dr. C. I. Lewis\nDr. F. J. Schultz\nEnclosure (1)", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "17456\n\nIN THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE\n\nApplicants : Alexander W. Spears et al.\n\nSerial No. : 188,281\n\nFiled : April 16, 1962\n\nDiv. 2\n\nFor : CIGARETTE FILTERS CONTAINING\n\nSELECTIVE ADSORBENTS\n\nOctober 8, 1963\n\nHon. Commissioner of Patents\n\nWashington 25, D. C.\n\nSir:\n\nIn response to the Advisory Action mailed\n\nAugust 19, 1963, we would like to make the following\n\nremarks:\n\nThe interview with the Examiner on October 1,\n\n1963 is respectfully acknowledged. As was pointed out in\n\nthe interview, the Examiner's refusal to enter the\n\nAmendment after final rejection filed July 22, 1963\n\nis believed to be erroneous. Claims 1 to 6 presently\n\npending recite a tobacco filter wherein a polymeric\n\ncompound selected from the group consisting of polymers\n\nand copolymers containing the N-vinyl-5-methyl-2-\n\noxazolidinone unit and polyethers containing 10% to\n\n52% ether oxygen is used to selectively adsorb phenol\n\nand phenolic compound from tobacco smoke. By the afore-\n\nmentioned Amendment dated July 22, 1963, it is proposed\n\nto restrict the application and claims 1 to 6 to the use\n\nonly of polymers and copolymers containing the N-vinyl-\n\n5-methyl-2-oxazolidinone unit. Such claims are narrower", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "April 27, 1981\n\nRECEIVED\nAPR 29 1981\n\nREGARDS SB 370 ------\n\nDear Representative Roberts:\n\nI am proud to have the right to ------\n\nBE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN !\nTO HAVE BEEN IN WORLD WAR II !\nTO HAVE GIVEN UP SMOKING 7 YEARS AGO.\nTO VOTE !\nTO EXPRESS MY PERSONAL OPINION!\n\nAnd now in order to preserve these\nrights I am proud to express a\nresounding ------\n\n\"NAY\" to bill SB 370\n\nThank you for your time and\nconsideration. I remain\n\nSincerely,\nArthur V. Hite\n4551 N.E. 79th Avenue\nPortland, Oregon 97218\n\nTIOR 0002023", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "March 19, 1971,\n\nMr. J.E. Bennett, President,\nP. Lorillard Co.,\n200 East 42nd Street,\nNew York City,\nNew York.\n\nDear Mr. Bennett:\n\nAs an old Lorillard salesman, I sold the first OLD GOLD CIGARETTE in Arizona in if I remember correctly, 1927. I resent the flood of criticisms directed at a fine old business when these criticisms are based on flimsy facts.\n\nRealizing you are handicapped in fighting these \"do-gooders,\" I have an idea that may help.\n\nSeveral years ago, I met a man who was past ninety, in excellent health and had full possession of his faculties.\n\nAs he was a smoker, the conversation eventually came around to smoking and its effect on his health. He told me he had been smoking for about eighty years, starting at the age of eleven on \"roll your own\" cigarettes graduating to \"tailor-mades,\" several years later and as far as he knew they had not impaired his faculties in the least.\n\nNow there are millions of old smokers in the country, from sixty to ninety, yes, and you will find some that has made it to the century mark! And you will find these old timers have enjoyed smoking for many years without suffering any ill effects.\n\nSOOO-why not let the country know about these old smokers and meet them thru a contest.\n\nTop money would go to the smoker who has smoked OLD GOLD and is still smoking them, the longest, second prize to the runner up and on down to the tenth or twentieth smoker.\n\nThese contests would be put on first in the counties of the states, the winner in the county contest would be eligible to compete in the state contest, the winner in the state contest would be eligible to compete in the national contest that would pick the oldest OLD GOLD CIGARETTE smoker in the nation.\n\nPicking the oldest smoker of OLD GOLDS in the various counties, will give you an abundance of free advertising thru the news columns of the county newspapers and in some instances free time on the TV and radio news services, plus you will have an abundance of material proving that smoking OLD GOLD CIGARETTES is not injurious to the smokers health.\n\nThe burden of proof as to the length of time a smoker smoked OLD GOLD would be on the smoker.\n\nThis is of course just a rough idea on the contest, if you would be interested in it, I'll work it up in detail to submit it to you.\n\nSincerely yours,\nDavid R. Pembroke\nDavid R. Pembroke,\n2215 Thornburg Rd.,\nParadise,\nCal. 95969.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC.\n\n900 THIRD AVENUE\n\nNEW YORK, N.Y. 10022\n\nHARMON C. MCALLISTER, PH.D.\n\nRESEARCH DIRECTOR\n\nSeptember 9, 1992\n\nZbigniew Darzynkiewicz, M.D., Ph.D.\n\nNew York Medical College\n\nThe Cancer Research Institute\n\n100 Grasslands Road\n\nElmsford, NY 10523\n\nRe Case #3967\n\nDear Dr. Darzynkiewicz:\n\nYour recent inquiry concerning support by this Council of a proposed research study has now been considered by the members of the Scientific Advisory Board.\n\nThey asked me to notify you that they cannot encourage formal application for support of this study at the present time.\n\nWe trust that you will obtain the support you seek elsewhere.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nHarmon C. McAllister\n\nHCM/s\n\n50609905", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "THE COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U.S.A., INC.\n\nSUPPORTING BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATION\n\n900 Third Avenue\nNew York, NY 10022\n(212) 421-8885\n\nARTHUR D. EISENBERG, PH.D.\nASSOCIATE RESEARCH DIRECTOR\n\nJanuary 29, 1993\n\nMs. Paula K. Burkhart\nDirector\nFunding Information Specialist\nResearch & Sponsored Programs\n120 Chapman Hall\nUniversity of Oregon\nEugene, Oregon 97403\n\nDear Ms. Burkhart:\n\nThank you for your interest in our program of research support. In response to your request, I am pleased to enclose a copy of the explanatory materials sent by The Council for Tobacco Research to potential principal investigators who have inquired about support for their research projects. Those materials detail our two step application process. The executive committee of our Scientific Advisory Board first evaluates a Preliminary Application and decides whether or not to encourage submission of a Full Application.\n\nTheir decision is based not only on scientific merit, but also on appropriateness for inclusion in one of the Council's multidisciplinary program areas, as well as recognition of current support levels for similar projects. This procedure takes about two months.\n\nIn order that your office has on hand a reference set of our Full Application forms, a sample copy is enclosed. You will also find in this package our Statement of Policy, Information for Applicants and a recent Annual Report that lists currently supported grants and contains abstracts of papers that have appeared over the last year acknowledging support from The Council for Tobacco Research.\n\nIf you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.\n\nSincerely,\n\nArthur D. Eisenberg\n\nencl.\nB", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Newspaper\n\nJanuary 14, 1976\n\nMr. Lyle Lynn\nAdvertising Director\nDes Moines Register Tribune\n715 Locust St.\nDes Moines, Iowa 50304\n\nDear Mr. Lynn:\n\nThis confirms my telephone conversation today wherein I scheduled a lunch meeting with you. Mr. Avery Johnson of Ted Bates Advertising Agency will accompany me. We plan to arrive at your offices at 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, January 20.\n\nThe purpose of our meeting is to explain to you the objective of our test market activities, to get a better understanding about the competitive cigarette newspaper advertising activities, and to learn more about Des Moines' market characteristics.\n\nI look forward to meeting you.\n\nSincerely,\n\nMichael McCue\nBrand Assistant - VICEROY\n\n/gad\n\ncc: Carter Broach\nMr. H. L. Brooks\nMr. L. R. Lewis, Jr.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "PHILIP MORRIS\n\nCOMPANIES INC.\n\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017\n\nALEXANDER HOLTZMAN\n\nVICE PRESIDENT AND\n\nASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL\n\nJanuary 13, 1988\n\nMr. Robert F. Gertenbach\n\nThe Council For Tobacco Research, U.S.A., Inc.\n\n900 Third Avenue\n\nNew York, New York 10022\n\nDear Bob:\n\nEnclosed is the research proposal from Dr.\n\nMichael Stemeran of New York Medical College that\n\nI discussed with you by phone. I would appreciate\n\nyour putting it in process for evaluation by the CTR\n\nExecutive Committee.\n\nBest regards and good wishes for the new\n\nyear.\n\nSincerely,\n\nAlexander Holtzman\n\ncc: Mr. J. F. Cullman 3rd\n\n2015006956", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nTO: M. J. Dryden FROM: K. W. Swicegood\n\nRE: Highlights DATE: February 13, 1989\n\nMenthol Product Development Timing\n\nCT#2 Prototypes\n\nStatus:\n\no QDA of 5 prototypes 2/13/89\no Mailout of 5 prototypes 2/20/89\no Topline of 5 prototypes 3/14/89\n\nNext Steps:\n\no Utilize QDA results for future development ASAP direction\n\nCT#3 Prototypes\n\nStatus:\n\no Development focusing on products having major attribute differences; i.e., higher nicotine, Swiss tobacco extracts, increased menthol, flavors, tobacco vapors, tobacco burning, etc. On Going\n\nNext Steps:\n\no Prototype selection for CT#3 2/27/89\n\n2/14/89\n\nOrder C-25\n\nPeppermint\n\nSpearmint\n\nAlso 62\n\nMore 62", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "TO: Mr. H. E. Osmon Mr. G. W. McKenna FROM: A. R. Cox RE: TWELVE PACK CONSUMER RESEARCH - MANAGEMENT SUMMARY\n\nThis summarizes implications of the quantitative research conducted to determine reaction to the twelve pack.\n\n1. The twelve pack generated relatively low, and predominately only occasional, purchase. Specifically, 4.6% of smokers in outlets where the twelve packs were available bought the twelve pack, and 90% viewed this package as only an occasional purchase. Because of this, the upside potential for twelve pack appears limited and should not be viewed as something that would generate substantial incremental volume.\n\n2. The twelve pack is not seen as a bargain. Over 80% of the buyers and about 90% of the aware non- triers saw this as a \"worse buy\". Because of this the hypothesis that this pack could do particularly well in economically depressed areas does not appear to hold true.\n\n3. Among purchasers there was a good level of competitive trial and trial among young adults (particularly men). Because of this, the twelve pack could be a useful promotional device (even if we charge for it).\n\nA report with detailed findings is attached.\n\nA. R. Cox Marketing Development Department ARC/pm Attachment\n\ncc: Mr. L. W. Hall, Jr. Mr. L. B. Smith MDIC", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "SEP-18-98 14:07 From:USDA APHIS OXFORD 0189889870 T-316 P. 02/02 Job-819\n\nSubject: (Fwd) NAPIAP> Phosphides Date: Fri, 18 Sep 1998 11:04:00 ESTBDT From: \"Steve Toth\"<[email protected]> To: [email protected]\n\nDetails:\n\nPlease review the message below and send me your response by next Thursday, September 24, and I will send the information to Al Jennings by September 25.\n\nThanks,\n\nSteve Toth\n\nForwarded Message Follows\n\nPriority: Normal Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 8:26:00 -0400 From: Allen Jennings <[email protected]> Subject: NAPIAP> Phosphides To: [email protected] (Rereply Notification Requested)\n\nEPA has some concerns with phosphine exposure to people living/working near facilities that use Al or Mg Phosphide in fumigation operations. One risk-mitigation option under consideration is a ban on use within 500 feet of any occupied structure.\n\nEPA's question to us is: \"Would such a restriction have a serious impact or not?\"\n\nSince I have no data and EPA does not want a detailed survey, I am throwing this out for your \"top of the head\" reaction. Basically, what is our collective wisdom about the proposal? Are these facilities typically out in the middle of nowhere or are they near (within 500 feet) of where people live and work?\n\nCould you all please spend a little time thinking about this and send me an e-mail response by September 23? Thanks.\n\nAl Jennings e-mail: [email protected]\n\nStephen J. Toth, Jr. Dept. of Entomology, Box 7613 North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695-7613 Telephone: (919) 515-8879 Fax: (919) 515-7746 Internet: [email protected]", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RCV BY:PM COMPANIES INC 1-4-95 11:38AM PHILIP MORRIS 8042744780: # 4\n\nPHILIP MORRIS\n\nU.S.A.\n\nP. O. BOX 26623, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23261 TELEPHONE (804) 274-2000\n\nVIA FAX\n\nSeptember 8, 1994\n\nLeo Dreyer, Esq. Pat Tyson, Esq.\n\nShock, Hardy & Bacon Conastangy, Brooks & Smith\n\nOne Kansas City Place 230 Peachtree Street, NW\n\n1200 Main Street Suite 2400\n\nKansas City, MO 64105-2118 Atlanta, GA 30303-1557\n\nRE: OSHA Hearing\n\nDear Leo and Pat:\n\nThe following are the revised hotel procedures to follow for checking in/out at the J.W. Marriott in Washington, DC during our stay for the OSHA Hearing; please share them with each person from your firm who will be staying with us.\n\n1. Upon arrival, please check in at the front desk, and identify yourself as a part of the Philip Morris party.\n\n2. All charges related to the accommodations will be billed directly to Philip Morris. Please discuss beforehand with those staffing the project any applicable firm policies regarding travel expenditures and ensure that they are consistent with the Philip Morris outside counsel guidelines. In addition, calling cards issued by the firms are recommended for use for long distance phone calls.\n\n3. Please notify the front desk and Clare or myself each Wednesday whether or not you will be staying during the weekend. If you will not be staying the weekend, all personal belongings will have to be removed as the same room cannot be guaranteed. In addition, when checking out, please notify the front desk of the date you will be returning.\n\n205935866", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "January 25, 1954\n\nMr. J. E. McKinnon 145 W. Beaumont Road Columbus 11, Ohio\n\nDear Mr. McKinnon:\n\nWe have your letter of January 7, relative to a method for the treatment of cigar tobacco to reduce the nicotine content.\n\nWe are continually studying our reworking operations and would be interested in any process which might represent an improvement over those in use at present. We would be pleased to have further details.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nH. R. Harmer\nDirector of Research\n\nJMH", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "May 30, 1990\n\nMayor Donald M. Fraser\n350 South Fifth Street, Room 127\nMinneapolis, Minnesota 55415\n\nDear Mayor Fraser:\n\nYour city clerk, Merry Keefe, recently sent our company a copy of Resolution 90R-162, \"Urging R.J. Reynolds Company to cease planned cigarette advertising campaigns aimed at youth, people of color and young women.\" On behalf of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and its 12,500 employees, I object to the fact that the Minneapolis government has passed a resolution that grossly misleads the public about our company and our products.\n\nFirst, you urge our company to stop doing something that we are not doing. We do not advertise or wish to promote our products to anyone under the age of 18. Nor do we have any interest or engage in any activity designed to encourage nonsmokers, regardless of age, to start smoking. Our company's sole focus is trying to convince current adult smokers that our brands are more desirable than those of our competitors.\n\nReynolds Tobacco manufactures and markets a legal product that is enjoyed daily by 50 million Americans, and we don't need to make any excuses for what we do. If you are an adult who currently smokes, we want your business; if you are not, we don't. It's as simple as that, and anyone who accuses us of acting otherwise is either misinformed or intentionally misrepresenting what we do.\n\nSecond, concerning the resolution's accusations about \"people of color and young women,\" our products are marketed to all current adult smokers and are enjoyed by male and female adults of virtually every racial and ethnic background. In our opinion, your resolution is extremely patronizing to those individuals you purport to protect. You are assuming that these adults do not have the intelligence and common sense to make up their own minds about common lifestyle choices, such as smoking.\n\nThird, if you are going to accuse us of intentionally trying to take advantage of people and harm their health, you should present all of the facts, not just those that support your bias. Your resolution states that \"numerous studies have demonstrated causal links between smoking and increased cases of cancer, coronary heart disease, chronic lung diseases and low birth weight babies.\"", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "CUTANEOUS BIOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER\nDepartment of Dermatology\n\nJanuary 10, 1994\n\nArthur D. Eisenberg, Ph.D.\nAssociate Research Director\nThe Council for Tobacco Research-USA, Inc.\n900 Third Avenue\nNew York, NY 10022\n\nDear Dr. Eisenberg:\n\nI wish to submit the enclosed preliminary application for consideration by The Council for Tobacco Research-USA Scientific Advisory Board.\n\nThe title of my grant proposal is \"Homeostatic Control of Epithelial Tissues by TGFβ Factors.\" The requested duration of the project would be three years. I estimate annual direct costs for the first year to be $85,000.\n\nThank you in advance for your consideration.\n\nSincerely,\nG. Paolo Dotto, M.D., Ph.D.\nAssociate Professor of Dermatology\nHarvard Medical School\n\nMGH East, Bldg. 149, 13th St.\nCharlestown MA 02129\nTelephone (617) 724-9538\nFax (617) 724-7492", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Faucet Parts of America, Inc.\n656 B Holcombe Avenue\nMobile, Alabama 36606.\n(205) 473-1638\n\nDocket No. H-122, Room N-2625\nU.S. Department of Labor\n200 Constitution Avenue, NW\nWashington, DC 20210\n\nDear Sir,\n\nI am writing in reference to the OSHA regulation concerning \"smoking in work area\". I feel it is unfair to a lot of small businesses because I could not afford to build a smoking area for my employees. I have three employees in my business. Two are smokers, one non-smoker. If I was forced to build smoking area, it would put me out of business. I am in the retail & wholesale business. I sell approximately 35 to 40 customers a day. I do not think this interferes my employees' morale and productivity. I have not had a complaint from my customers or employees about smoking. I have been in business for 5 years.\n\nSincerely,\nRichard E. Scott, Jr.\nPlumbing Parts - Wholesale - Retail", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "[College of Pharmaceutical Sciences logo]\n\nCOLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES\nCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY\n115 West 68th Street, New York, N.Y. 10023\n\nPhone: (212) 787-0600\n\n21 December 1971\n\nDr. Robert C. Hockett, Ph.D.\nAssociate Scientific Director\nThe Council for Tobacco Research-U.S.A.\n110 East 59th St.\nNew York, N.Y. 10022\n\nDear Dr. Hockett:\n\nThank you for your letter of December 14 concerning my inquiry about grants-in-aid. I would like to take advantage of your offer to file a preliminary inquiry rather than making a formal application at this time.\n\nFor the past five years, I have been deeply involved in a H.E.W. supported project dealing with the effects of air pollutants on model membrane systems. The pollutants that we have studied include nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, alkenes, 3-methylcholanthrene, and 3,4-benzpyrene. Among the major findings we have made are: (a) the chemical components within the biological membranes most susceptible to attack by pollutants; (b) the chemical and physical nature of these interactions between the pollutants and membranes; (c) biological correlations between the model systems studied and in vivo effects reported; and (d) the establishment of model systems which I feel can now be broadened to evaluate the effects of cigarette smoke on biological membranes. Our work has resulted in more than 20 publications. I am submitting a copy of our progress report to HEW for your information and reprints of our publications will be submitted in the formal proposal.\n\nThe general usefulness of spread films as a model to study interactions with cellular components at a molecular level has been demonstrated by a number of workers. Extent of anasthesia, lytic and agglutinizing activity, antibacterial and antifungal activity, carcinogenicity and pollutant effects, and many other in vivo pharmacological effects have been shown to be related to the extent of adsorption onto spread films. The use of a spread film model will also permit the investigation of membrane-cigarette smoke interactions as a function of a number of variables. Modification of the lipid-structural protein or lipid-enzyme composition of the film can be employed to gain insight as to the possible sites of attack on the cell membrane by various components and mixtures of components of cigarette smoke. The effect of changes in\n\n50258791", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "One Main Plaza\n\n4435 Main Street, Suite 1000\n\nKansas City, Missouri 64111\n\nFAX #816 531-4470\n\nTelephone 816 531-6100\n\nCOHEN·ESREY\n\nNovember 15, 1993\n\nMr. William A. Adams\n\nSenior Vice President\n\nTobacco Institute\n\n1875 I Street Northwest\n\nWashington, D.C. 20008\n\nRE: Northpointe Circle I\n\nLease Termination\n\nDear Mr. Adams:\n\nWe received your letter of October 29th, 1993 and have since spoken with the Landlord of Northpointe Circle I regarding your request to terminate the lease effective November 30, 1993 with a termination fee of $8,757.00.\n\nThe Landlord will agree to an early termination based upon the following fee amount:\n\n- Base Rent for 6 months $ 8,215.98\n\n- Operating Expenses for 1994 1,470.91\n\n- Unamortized Tenant Improvements\n\n- Commissions, Legal Fees 2,000.00\n\n- Interest 313.00\n\n- Total Termination Fee: $11,999.89\n\nThis termination fee of almost $12,000.00 is $5,902.00 less than your total obligation would be through the end of your lease term. Please let me hear from you, if these terms are acceptable and we will have the termination agreement prepared.\n\nSincerely,\n\nCOHEN-ESREY REAL ESTATE\n\nSERVICES INC.\n\nSharon L. Gartin\n\nVice President\n\ncc: Kirby Bell\n\nTimo 0006184", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Kantonschemiker Zürich\n\nSprechstunden und telefonische Anrufe von 14 bis 16 Uhr\nNeue Tel.-Nr. 01/252.56.54\nTelefon 01/34 56 54\nPostcheckkonto 90-6810\n\nBriefadresse:\nFehrnerstrasse 15\nPostfach, 8030 Zürich\n\nPaketadresse:\nFehrnerstrasse 16\n8032 Zürich\n\nAirmail\n\nMr. John Winebrenner\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n7th floor Sun Hong Kong Center\n3rd Harbour Road\nHong Kong\n\nUnser Zeichen\nBa/Sp\n8030 Zürich\n9th febr 1981\n\nDear Sirs,\n\nenclosed we send you the results of the analyses of the\n27 cigarette-brands on Tar, Nicotine and Carbon-Monoxide.\nWe are not sure, whether you are aware, that our laboratories\nare also equipped for the determination of nitrous-oxide (No)\nin cigarette-smoke. Should you wish to have these analyses\ncarried out as well, we can offer them for sFr 200.-- per brand.\nWe hope to have been of service to you and would be happy to\nfurther help you if needs be.\n\nVery sincerely\n\nDr. R. Battaglia\n(Deputy of Dr. E. Romann)\n\n65037636", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Battelle Memorial Institute\n\n505 KING AVENUE COLUMBUS, OHIO 43201\n\nAREA CODE 614, TELEPHONE 299-3191\n\nFebruary 14, 1964\n\nDr. Helmut Wakeham\nDirector of Research\nPhilip Morris, Incorporated\nMcComas Research Center\nP. O. Box 3D\nRichmond 6, Virginia\n\nDear Dr. Wakeham:\n\nSince we first submitted to you a proposal on the development of a combustionless cigarette in May, 1960, we have given considerable thought to this idea. During the past 3 years, we have obtained more experience in aerosol formulation and generation, valve design, and tobacco chemistry. Several members of our staff are now even more enthusiastic about the chances of success in developing a combustionless cigarette. Undoubtedly this is an opportune time to introduce such a product to the market.\n\nWe have planned a new research program for your consideration. Four copies are attached. The proposed modified program covers two phases: (1) development of a tar-free formulation to be aerosolized to produce simulated cigarette smoke acceptable to smokers and (2) development of a pneumatically actuated metering valve. A third phase consisting of the development of the complete package resembling a regular cigarette would be proposed following the successful conclusion of Phases 1 and 2.\n\nYou can authorize us to start work immediately by returning one signed copy of our standard research agreement, two copies of which are attached. We will, of course, be happy to discuss the proposed study with you in detail. We would certainly welcome your visiting Battelle to meet with some of us who would be involved in the research.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nRalph I. Mitchell\nProgram Director\nEnvironmental Mechanics Research\n\nRIM:so\nIn quadruplicate\nEnc. (6)\n\nDEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "THE UNIVERSITY OF\nALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM\n\nDepartment of Pathology\n\nAllen J. Cooper, M.D.\nAssociate Professor of Medicine\nDivision of Pulmonary and\nCritical Care Medicine\nVAH 6-C-121\n\n6 June 1994\n\nDear Allen:\n\nI will be delighted to collaborate with you in your protein expression project.\n\nAs you know, I have used the IBI-FLAG system to express avian cathepsin B cDNAs for use in antibody production. Several related vectors are available to produce secreted or cytoplasmic proteins, all with short, cleavable fusion-protein tags for easy examination by Western blot and separation by affinity chromatography.\n\nI am confident that your proteins can be produced without untoward difficulty in this or a similar bacterial expression system.\n\nSincerely Yours,\n\nHarry C. Blair, M.D.\nAssistant Professor of Pathology\n\nThe University of Alabama at Birmingham\n519 Lyons-Harrison Research Building • 701 South 19th Street\nBirmingham, Alabama 35294-0007 • (205) 934-4243 • FAX (205) 975-9927\n\n50636897", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "LEO BURNETT U.S.A.\nADVERTISING\nPRUDENTIAL PLAZA · CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 · 312-565-5959\nJanuary 24, 1983\nMr. Claude Beck\nPhilip Morris U.S.A.\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, New York 10017\nRe: Philip Morris U.S.A. - October Syndicated and\nIndependent Supplement Report\nDear Claude:\nAttached is the Syndicated and Independent Supplement report for\nOctober.\nLos Angeles Times - Home Magazine disregarded our positioning\nrequest in the October 10, 1982 issue. A letter will be sent\nreminding them of our separation request.\nSincerely,\nLEO BURNETT U.S.A.\nSharon Hadanak\nPrint Coordinator\n/aab\nattachment\ncc: Mr. James Thompson - PMCo.\nMrs. Betty Harper - PMCo.\n2041783\n", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "REDACTED\n\nCONFIDENTIAL: MINNESOTA TOBACCO LITIGATION\n\nThank you for your interest in The Tobacco Institute's \"It's the Law\" program. \"It's the Law\" is available in the 36 states where the minimum age to purchase tobacco products is 18 and the 3 states where the minimum age is 19. Because your state has no age limit, or has an age that is lower than 18, program materials are not available.\n\nThe Tobacco Institute will support passage of new state laws setting a minimum age of 18 for cigarette sales in those states without a minimum age law or one lower than 18.\n\nWhen your state establishes 18 as the minimum age to buy tobacco products, please fill out the enclosed order form. We will be happy to send you all the materials you need.\n\nThe Tobacco Institute\n\nTIMN 0166584", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES\n\nAugust 6, 1969\n\nDr. Richard J. Hickey\n\nFels Institute of Local\n\nand State Government\n\nUniversity of Pennsylvania\n\n3810 Walnut Street\n\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19104\n\nDear Dr. Hickey:\n\nThis will acknowledge your informative letter of July 24. As you indicate, my interest in the biological effects of sulfite are long-standing. I never did understand the presence in mam- malian liver of sulfite oxidase and although we discovered this enzyme and described its properties, I long thought that in all likelihood we had the right enzyme but the wrong substrate, that is, that the enzyme was capable of oxidizing sulfite, to be sure, but that normally, in viva, it operates on some other substrate unknown to us. The finding of a defined clinical entity in indi- viduals who are hereditarily deficient in this enzyme came to me as something of a surprise as I believe it constitutes the only real evidence that in the intact organism this enzyme serves the same end as that which we have discovered in the beaker.\n\nThe thought that sulfite can be significantly radiomimetic is new to me, although I have a difficult time relating that to the specific syndrome described by Mudd. Indeed, the finding of a defined syndrome makes it most unlikely, in my view, that that syndrome is the result of mutagenic activity since the latter should be rather random and thus not give rise to any specific disorder.\n\nNevertheless, as we continue to catalogue the increasing biological hazards of the environment, it is important that we have available all the reliable information which can be mobi- lized. The magnitude of a threat from sulfite, if threat there be, should be determined with reasonable precision and I am pleased that you and your colleagues are so engaged.\n\nCTR SP-FILES 005374", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "#13079\n\nTHE TOBACCO INSTITUTE\n\n1875 I STREET, NORTHWEST\nWASHINGTON, DC 20006\n202/457-4600 * 800/424-9876\n\nWilliam A. Adams\nSenior Vice President\n202/457-4681\nFAX 202/457-9350\n\nFebruary 22, 1996\n\nPAY HANDLING 02 LAFOLETTE\n\nMr. Ernest Pepples\nSenior Vice President\nBrown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation\n1500 Brown & Williamson Tower\nP.O. Box 35090\nLouisville, KY 40232\n\nDear Mr. Pepples:\n\nI have attached a copy of John Hager's invoice for his January retainer and his November and January expenses. These invoices have been paid by The Institute. It is my understanding that Brown & Williamson will reimburse The Institute for its payments to Mr. Hager. Please make your $9092.19 reimbursement check payable to The Tobacco Institute and mail it to my attention.\n\nFor purposes of section 6033(e) of the Internal Revenue Code, we estimate that 20% of this payment is attributable to activities that are treated as lobbying under section 162(e) of the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, 20% of this payment will not be deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions to The Tobacco Institute are not deductible as charitable contributions.\n\nPlease call me if you have any questions about this reimbursement request.\n\nSincerely,\n\nWilliam A. Adams\n\nAttachment\n\nCpy: PFW5\n(TI - Special Account)\nBWT-61489000-1504\nEncl: TI - HAGER-EP\n\nPAY HANDLING 02 LAFOLETTE\nPAY\n568210425\n\n2-27-96", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "R. F. KANE\n\nREGION SALES MANAGER\n\n227-A South Street\n\nHopkinton, MA 01748\n\nPH: 508/435-8613\n\nFax: 508/435-8591\n\nSENT VIA E-MAIL\n\nFebruary 28, 1997\n\nTo: All Managers -- Boston Region\n\nSubject: GAP / Ceiling Strategy Revision\n\nDear Managers:\n\nAttached is a revision for March (KAM's/AM's received similar letter dated 2/26/97 FSC- 45A). In addition to the attached, key points are as follows.\n\nDoral Defense\n- Discounting Doral at higher rates than normal ceiling strategy rates can only be initiated if GPC is discounted at higher than their normal $.20/$2.00 -- $.30/$3.00 rates.\n- This is a \"Defensive\" program and we should not sell higher Doral rates if GPC is not at higher rates; i.e., we can only match GPC \"tactic for tactic.\"\n- For payment reporting purposes, in situations where the retailer is \"kicking in\" we should only report our portion of the discount rate not the retailer's.\n- In stores where rates exceed the printed VPR/Coupon $.35/$3.50 rates, we will have to use Monarch gun VPRs or buydown the appropriate \"flighted quantity\" to mirror GPC's rate/quantity.\n\nNOTE to DM's: If you want the ROU to forward this letter to Sales Reps and/or Retail Reps with mailing on 3/5/97, please contact Bob Snow by 3/4/97. If Bob does not hear from you, we will assume you will be handling via voice mail/conference call, etc.\n\nCall if you have any questions.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRich\n\nR. F. Kane\n\nRFK/nsk\n\nAttachment\n\ncc: R. D. Snow\n\nT. J. Fitzin", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "American Brands, Inc.\n1700 East Putnam Avenue, P.O. Box 811, Old Greenwich, CT 06870-0811\n\nSeptember 15, 1988\n\nDaniel J. O'Neill, Esq.\nThomas E. Bezanson, Esq.\nChadbourne & Parke\n30 Rockefeller Plaza\nNew York, NY 10112\n\nRe: The American Tobacco Company - RJR's Premier Cigarette\n\nDear Dan & Tom:\n\nEnclosed is a copy of my September 3 memorandum to Mr. Randour with respect to RJR's soon-to-be-introduced Premier cigarette. Mr. Klemann and I would appreciate it if Chadbourne would begin pulling together the information described in the fourth paragraph of my memorandum to Mr. Randour. Also enclosed are photocopies of the packages and handbills attached to the packs.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nMark A. Roche\nGroup General Counsel\n\nEnclosure\n\nMAR:ws\n\ncc: Mr. G. L. Klemann, II (w/o Encl.)", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "SURVEY SHEET\n\nWinston Lights 85 Lobs\nReceived 8/23\n\nKEEP\nTHIS\nSURVEY!\n\nDear Smoker,\n\nThank you for participating in the National Consumer Opinion cigarette study. I have sent you these cigarettes to get your opinion on their taste and quality.\n\nTo give us the best information:\n\n- Please put aside your usual brand of cigarettes and smoke only the ones I have sent you.\n- After you have smoked enough of these cigarettes to form an opinion, write in your answers to the questions on the following pages.\n- Then call me toll-free at 1-800-535-8210. We must quickly receive your opinions to make this survey more reliable.\n- Be sure to have this survey sheet with you when you call.\n\nIf you have any questions, please call me at 1-800-535-8210. Thank you for your help and including your opinion as part of The National Consumer Opinion.\n\nSincerely,\n\nLisa Collins\n\nURGENT!\n\n1-800-535-8210\n9 AM to 11 PM EST\n\nPLEASE RESPOND QUICKLY!", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Lorillard\n\nLORILLARD, INC. Research Center, 420 English Street, P.O. Box 21688, Greensboro, North Carolina 27420-1688\n\nAugust 10, 1987\n\nDr. Raymond M. David\n\nManager-Biochemical/Pulmonary Toxicology\n\nMicrobiological Associates, Inc.\n\n5221 River Road\n\nBethesda, MD 20816\n\nDear Dr. David:\n\nWe have completed our review of Project I-7010.005, Six Week\n\nRepeated Smoke Inhalation in Mice to Compare Histopathology and\n\nShort-Term Endpoints Using Test (D19 and D29) and Reference\n\nCigarettes, and have the following comments:\n\n1. Page 14, paragraph 2, line 1: The text indicates that tissues were sectioned at 5 microns, but the protocol specified 6 microns. Please correct if misstated.\n\n2. Page 15, last paragraph, line 2: Please add \"on Day 4\" to the phrase \"immediately after the last smoke or sham exposure\".\n\n3. Pages 16-17, under Evaluation of Test Results: The statistical method for comparing mitotic indices should be discussed in the statistical evaluations section. The protocol (section 10.9) states that group differences will be compared using \"nonparametric tests\", but the text (page 19, last paragraph) does not specify which test(s) was used.\n\n4. Page 19, paragraph 4, line 2: The text should read, \"at 4 days and the data are...\"\n\n5. Page 20, paragraph 3, line 1: Analyses should be plural.\n\n6. Page 22, last paragraph, line 1: intrapulmonary is mis-\n\nspelled.\n\n7. Table GT5: Please add \"Mean ± Standard Deviation\" to the table.\n\n8. Table CCH4 and CCH9: Sacrificed is misspelled in the title.\n\n9. Table CCH9: Add \"Mean ± Standard Deviation\" to the table.\n\n8894501", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "TIBOR S. LASZLO\n\n4600 S. Four Mile Run Dr. No. 226\n\nARLINGTON, VA 22204\n\nTEL. (703) 988-5627\n\nRECEIVED\n\nDEC 15 1981\n\nMAX HAUSL\n\nPhilip Morris USA\n\nDr. Max Hausermann, Vice President\n\nResearch and Development\n\nPhilip Morris Research Center\n\nP.O. Box 26583\n\nRichmond, Va. 23261.\n\nDear Max,\n\nEnclosed are copies of my reports to three Directors for the month of November.\n\nAt a meeting with Jim Sohardt and Eddie Thomas the background and detailed history of the automatic moisture measuring instruments (Apollo, CEM and R&D modified Apollo) was presented to Mr. Sherman Parrott who handles the interference case filed by CEM. The main point in this history is the fact, that the CEM instrument development was undertaken by three persons, none of whom had even a remote background in the pertinent field. All the fundamental and applied microwave technology that was used in the development was supplied by members of R&D. Eddie Thomas presented the history of the development of the extrapolation technique that is the subject of the patent in question.\n\nMike Sarofeen informed, that the Dutch patent examiner finally allowed our application for the tobacco expansion process by microwaves. Up until now he raised a number of questions on insignificant details and requested unusually precise process specifications. Whenever his questions were answered, he raised additional ones. Because of the distance and the language problems this case was drawn out for several years.\n\nWith Art Palmer the history and patent implications of the cellulose acetate surface increasing process were discussed. Art decided to have a patent search made in the expectation, that the development work will be completed in the non too distant future.\n\nEncl.\n\nWith my best regards\n\nTibor S. Laszlo\n\n1003773", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "USA TODAY Baseball Weekly\nKeith Cutler\nPublisher, Baseball Weekly\n\nJune 23, 1998\n\nMs. Phyllis LaRusso\nAssistant Media Manager\nPHILIP MORRIS\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nDear Phyllis:\n\nThank you for your patience as we've diligently taken the extra time and effort to provide Philip Morris with an accurate accounting of the age breakout of Baseball Weekly readers.\n\nWe contracted Telematch to run a significant sample of our current subscribers (per your direction), and their findings show only 1.2% of Baseball Weekly's subscribers to be under 21 years old.\n\nWe hope that this up-to-date study is sufficient to reinstate Baseball Weekly to Philip Morris' \"accepted publication list.\"\n\nPlease call me at your earliest convenience to confirm Baseball Weekly's status, or if I can answer any other relevant questions.\n\nSincerely,\n\nKeith Cutler\n\n1000 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22209 - 703/278.4565", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "\\section*{RJR PT\\&D Statistical Support}\n\n\\section*{Project Summary}\n\nPROJECT NAME: Summary of Wrinkles in Winston Light 100's\n\nSTATISTICIAN NAME: Michael J. Morton\n\nCLIENT NAME: Clifford R. Marriott\n\nCOMPLETION DATE: April 25, 1986\n\n\\section*{1. INTRODUCTION}\n\nAs part of the investigation of wrinkled cigarettes, samples of product were taken at Whitaker Park and inspected for wrinkles.\\footnote{As defined by the Wrinkled Cigarette working committee, a wrinkle is a transverse indentation around one-half or more of the cigarette.} These samples were taken of Winston Light 100's from 4 MK-9/AMF's and from 3 Protos/GD's. The purpose of these samples was\n\n1. to estimate the extent of the wrinkling problem\n\n2. to estimate the importance of various sources of variability\n\n3. to get a rough estimate of differences between the MK-9/AMF and the Protos/GD.\n\nSamples were taken from Winston Light 100's because it is the brand style with the best mix of MK-9/AMF's and Protos/GD's. Samples were taken from the maker mass flow (100 cigarettes) and from the packer (5 packs). The data was gathered under the direction of Roy Foster and Dave Robertson. This report summarizes the findings from those samples.\n\nA listing of the data that was gathered is given in Table 1. The values at the maker are the number of wrinkled cigarettes from a sample of 100 and the values at the packer are the number of wrinkled cigarettes per pack. A summary of the data is given in Table 2. We note several things from Table 2.\n\n1. There are few wrinkled cigarettes at the maker.\n\n2. There is a considerably larger number of wrinkles at the packer.\n\n3. There is considerable machine-to-machine variation.\n\n4. The proportion of wrinkles at the Protos/GD is less than at the MK-9/AMF. That difference, as we note below, is not statistically significant; however, it is based on a small sample of machines and further sampling may show the observed differences to be \"real.\" (Note that the machine with the second fewest wrinkled cigarettes is a MK-9/AMF machine.)\n\n5. There is a problematically large number of wrinkles from both the Protos/GD and the MK-9/AMF machines.\n\n\\section*{2. ANALYSIS}\n\nFirst we examine the wrinkles at the packer. This is to quantify the several components of variance. The results of the analysis are summarized in Table 3. Table 3 shows that we cannot conclude that the Protos/GD is significantly different from the MK-9/AMF. However, there is a difference between machines and there is a difference from sample time to sample time within a machine. All 3 sources of variation look to be of comparable size.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY AT RALEIGH\n\nSCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES\n\nApril 21, 1970\n\nMr. J. M. Moseley, Manager\nBasic Materials Research\nDepartment of Research & Development\nThe American Tobacco Company\nP. O. Box 799\nHopewell, Virginia 23860\n\nDear Mose:\n\nThanks for your letters of April 8 regarding (1) the manufacture of cigarettes from the 28 lots of tobacco as requested in Dale Matzinger's letter of November 4, 1969 and (2) the results of the smoke taste evaluation on cigarettes manufactured from the Research On Wheels program, 1968 season.\n\nWe sincerely appreciate the help that you have given us on these two projects and I want you to know personally how grateful I am for the many services that you render us in our cooperative tobacco improvement program.\n\nI was pleased to note that from the summary of smoke taste observations on samples submitted from the Research On Wheels program, 1968 crop, that all of the treatments gave a \"normal\" taste. This is very encouraging since some of these materials may play a significant role in future production practices of flue-cured tobacco.\n\nI felt that we had a good session with representatives of the various tobacco companies on Wednesday evening, April 15, with respect to \"The Fate of Pesticide Residues on Flue-Cured Tobacco\". I am sure that Jim has given you the general response of the meeting, which, incidentally, I felt was very encouraging. In fact, I believe that it is", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "B&W\n\nBROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION\n\n1500 Brown & Williamson Tower\n\nLouisville Galleria, P.O. Box 53936\n\nLouisville, Kentucky 40253-936\n\nJanuary 14, 1985\n\nMr. Hal Morgan\n\nSteam Press\n\n16 Walden Street\n\nP.O. Box 16\n\nCambridge, Massachusetts 02140\n\nDear Mr. Morgan:\n\nThank you for your January 4, 1985 letter. Because of the large number of varied requests we receive concerning our brands, we are unable to provide you with the information you requested; however, we are enclosing a copy of our publication, \"The Brown & Williamson Story\", which may be of interest to you.\n\nYour interest in our products is appreciated, and we hope our publication is of some assistance to you.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nCharles G. Lano\n\n/dy3251k\n\nEnclosure\n\n680594435\n\nPRODUCED FROM B&W WEB SITE", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "September 4, 1952\n\nMr. J. L. Van Volkenberg President, CBS-TV 125 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y.\n\nDear Jack:\n\nThis letter is to notify you officially that as of this date P. Lorillard Company is assigning to Young & Rubicam, Inc. the facilities contract of July 30, 1952 for a half-hour of time on your network at 10:00 PM CNYT Sunday evenings; and the package contract made between your company and P. Lorillard Company on July 31, 1952 is also being transferred as of this date to Young & Rubi- cam, Inc.\n\nNaturally, it is understood that there is nothing in the assignment of either the facili- ties or the package contract to Young & Rubicam, Inc. which precludes our reassigning both to another acceptable agency during the life of either contract.\n\nSincerely,\n\ns/ Alden James\n\n(Director of Advertising)\n\n150440388", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "CIGAR RESEARCH COUNCIL, INC.\n\n575 MADISON AVENUE - NEW YORK, N.Y. 10022 - 212 755-1000\n\nDR. JOHN L. HICKSON\n\nEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR\n\nApril 19, 1973\n\nDr. Robert S. Hockett\n\nCouncil for Tobacco Research\n\n110 E. 59th Street\n\nNew York, New York 10022\n\nDear Bob:\n\nSince dictating the letter acknowledging your kindness in sending along the 1972 Report, I've taken time to study it. I find two places where our research interests seem parallel, and that a sharing of information might possibly be synergistic.\n\nOn page 9 you discuss Carbon Monoxide Studies. We have an interest at least equal to yours in trying to evolve a mechanism for determining the amount of inhalation of tobacco smoke. We feel that appropriate methodology is one of our primary goals. I would appreciate an opportunity to discuss with you procedures so that we need not explore any blind alleys already discovered by you. Similarly, it would seem to me that, should we be fortunate enough to uncover any useful information, we would like very much to share it with you.\n\nOn page 12 you discuss Epidemiological Studies. We are interested in pulling out of the gross population data that part of it that pertains to cigar smokers and cigar smoking. We've given some support to Dawber at BUMC. I explored the issues with the Tecumseh people, and have made initial overtures towards the group that is pooling data. Perhaps we might gain quite a bit through a discussion of procedures and results with you. I'd appreciate the opportunity.\n\nWill you be in town and willing to talk about such matters, perhaps as soon as Wednesday the 25th of April? I'd appreciate a call.\n\nWith kind regards, I am\n\njlh/j\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nJohn L. Hickson\n\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\n\nJULIUS STRAUSS, PRESIDENT - GEORGE S. COULTER, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT - ROBERTSON M. GIBB, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT - CARL O. BERGER\n\nW. BENNETT - DONALD J. BLEWITT - ALAN CORNELL - PAUL W. GARBO - STANFORD J. NEWMAN - ARTHUR E. PALMER - ROBERT C. PHELAN\n\nWILLIAM A. SELKE - MORRIS L. WURMAN - LEON SINGER, SECRETARY - CLARENCE M. WEINER, TREASURER - TED COTT, EX OFFICIO", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "JUN 22 2000\n\nCOMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA\n\nOffice of the Lieutenant Governor\nRichmond 23219\n\n(804) 786-2078\nFAX: (804) 786-7544\nTTY/TDD: 1-800-828-1120\nEMAIL: [email protected]\n\nJune 19, 2000\n\nMr. Don J. Kappel,\nDirector\nChesterfield County\nDepartment of Public Affairs\nPost Office Box 23832\nChesterfield, VA 23832\n\nDear Don:\n\nIt was a great honor and a real privilege to participate in the celebration of Henricus and the Philip Morris employees' project to create exhibits and landscaped terrains for the historical park. It was an exciting day to be with you on May 23.\n\nI am deeply proud of the tremendous contribution being made by citizens to further the understanding and attraction of the City of Henricus and the important role it has in our great Virginia history. The exhibits will give testimony to the courage and brilliance of our forefathers. The project will illuminate the early days of our American history and its people.\n\nThe Henricus Park experience is an important one. The participation of the Philip Morris employees, County officials, citizens and representatives of the Mattaponi Indian reservation show that, as in the past, we can work together to build a better Virginia.\n\nPlease extend my appreciation and thanks to all involved with this fine project.\n\nWith best regards,\n\nSincerely,\n\nJohn H. Hager\n\nCc: Mr. Ed Beauchemin, Philip Morris\n\n208663000", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "AMES REPORT\n\nTO: Mr. C.D. McGee\nFROM: Ms. Cindy Fulp\nDATE: September 27, 1990\n\nDESCRIPTION OF SAMPLES\n\nSAMPLE CODE SAMPLE DESCRIPTION TPM/CIGARETTE (MG)\n\n224 A Doral 85 Control 24\n224 B Doral 85 with reconstituted sheet containing 10% Tripar (DDGS) [2.13% Total Tripar] 22\n\nDOSES: All samples were tested at 0, 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, and 250 ug/plate.\n\nS-9: 5%\n\nSTRAINS: TA98 and TA100\n\nRESULTS:\n\nSTRAIN TA98 STRAIN TA100\n\nSAMPLE CODE REV/MG TPM REV/CIG REV/MG TPM REV/CIG\n224 A 1053 25272 458 10992\n224 B 1092 24024 603 13266\n\nSamples were compared on both a revertant per mg TPM and a revertant per cigarette basis. Statistical analysis was based on 95% Confidence Limits; therefore, probability values <0.0500 are considered to be significantly different. P values are listed below.\n\nSTRAIN TA98 STRAIN TA100\n\nSAMPLE CODE REV/MG TPM REV/CIG REV/MG TPM REV/CIG\n224 A p value p value p value p value\nVS 0.89619 0.69077 0.40891 0.21648\n224 B", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR\n\nDr. Spiros Halyvopoulos\nTobacco Institute of Greece\nDRAMA 66100\nGreece\n\nMay 16, 1989\n\nDear Dr. Halyvopoulos,\n\nPlease find enclosed some tobacco samples for pesticide analysis. I would appreciate it if you could analyzed these samples and report the results to Mr. Wilkins of Socotab. Please bill Socotab for the work.\n\nIn addition, I am enclosing some new analytical standards that were provided by Marty Welter of Hazleton. I hope that you will find them useful. I have also enclosed a report from Mr. Welter which details some of his suggestions regarding analytical procedures.\n\nI want to thank you for taking the time to show us your laboratory facilities, and for being such excellent hosts. I hope that when you are next in the United States that you will have time to come visit us here in Winston-Salem.\n\nSincerely,\n\nD. Stephen Saunders, Ph.D.\nSr. R&D Toxicologist\n\nEnclosure\n\ncc: Dr. A.W. Hayes\nDr. R.L. Suber\nMr. W.K. Greer\nMr. R.D. Wilkins", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "L. H. O'Connor\n\nINTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nDATE: August 16, 1985\n\nFROM: B. C. Moody\n\nTO: Mr. L. L. Bass, III\nDr. G. T. Burger\nMr. E. J. Fackelman\nMr. R. G. Haberkern\nMr. R. A. Kampe\nDr. R. A. Lloyd, Jr.\nMr. H. E. Osmon\nMr. R. J. Reagen\nMr. M. D. Shannon\nDr. W. S. Simmons\nMr. K. L. Rush\n\nCC: Ms. S. L. Jowdy\nMr. W. W. Juchatz\n\nSUBJECT: SURREPTITIOUS CONTACTS WITH PROJECT PERSONNEL\n\nThis memo is being sent to you to keep you informed of certain information that we think you should be aware of and in order that you might take appropriate action to protect the secrecy of Project Alpha in light of this information.\n\nIt has recently come to our attention that at least two personnel within R&D who are associated with this project have had phone calls of a suspicious nature. There may have been more, but we have no way of knowing that. We would not know of these had the personnel being contacted not informed us.\n\nBoth the phone calls were posed as legitimate and somewhat routine in nature, and they would have never been thought otherwise in different circumstances. Both the R&D personnel contacted handled the phone calls well eventhough they were \"surprised\" by the calls and were not \"prepared\" to handle such calls. Hopefully, having this advance notice that your personnel may be getting similar phone calls will give you the opportunity to prepare them or at least alert them to be wary of unexpected calls.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Ted Bates&Company/New York\n\nDecember 1, 1971\n\nMr. Marvin Schwartz\n\nN.T. Subways Advertising Co., Inc.\n\n630 Fifth Avenue\n\nNew York, New York\n\nDear Marvin:\n\nRE: BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CO.\n\nThis will confirm our telephone conversation and correct the error you made in the letter you sent to Mr. Hugh Brooks of Brown & Williamson (October 6, 1971).\n\nIn that letter, you indicated the total credit for Brown & Williamson, due to the strike in the N.Y. Subways of $51,044.00. According to our records, and the figure agreed upon by you and Frank Joyce, Joe McGill and I, this figure should be $58,245.52.\n\nThis is arrived at as follows:\n\n| HOOS | VIRGIN |\n|---|---|\n| July | $11,316.00 |\n| August | 11,316.00 |\n| September | $8,500.50 (23 days) |\n| | $30,773.52 |\n| | $27,700.00 |\n| | $30,773.52 |\n| | $27,700.00 |\n| | $58,245.52 |\n\nWe have instructed our billing department to take the appropriate credits, but for our files and our clients files, we would appreciate it if you would revise the letter you sent to reflect the correct figure. This will also prevent any future misunderstandings.\n\nThanking you for your cooperation,\n\nBernie Newman\n\nCC: Mr. Hugh Brooks Brown & Williamson\n\nMrs. Beatrice McDonald Brown & Williamson\n\ncc: Miss Veruono - By receipt of this letter, please deduct $58,245.52 from estimate as indicated above.\n\nNOTICE IF THE FILM IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR THAN THIS NOTICE, IT IS DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT BEING FILMED.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "\nPHILIP MORRIS\nMANAGEMENT CORP.\nP. O. BOX 26603 - RICHMOND, VA 23261-6603\n\nJOHN E. HOLLERAN\nASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL\n(804) 274-5201\nFAX: (804) 274-4760\n\nFebruary 22, 1999\n\nPRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL\nATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGED\n\nArthur N. Levine, Esq.\nArnold & Porter\n555 Twelfth Street, N. W.\nWashington, DC 20004-1202\n VIA FACSIMILE (202/942-5999)\n\nMr. Walter E. Gundaker\n1592 Harbor Road\nWilliamsburg, VA 23185\n VIA FACSIMILE (757/258-9710)\n\nSchreck Presentation\n\nDear Arthur and Walt:\n\nEnclosed are some materials I received from Merry Susan Schreck related to a presentation she is giving to Denise Keane's Worldwide Regulatory Affairs group on February 24. The materials are designed to tease out the expected differences between PM USA's Quality System Standard and FDA regulations, expectations, and approach. I shall be grateful if you would review these materials, from a legal and regulatory perspective, and provide me your advice and comments, by phone or by fax, by the end of the day today. I apologize for the short notice, but I just received these materials this morning.\n\nThanks in advance for your help.\n\nYours sincerely,\n\nJohn E. Holleran\n\nJEH/cca\nEnclosures\ncc: Judy A. Carboni (Without Enclosures)\nMerry Susan Schreck (Without Enclosures)", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "HFM\n\nHachette Filipacchi Magazines\n\nCUSTOM PUBLISHING\n\nValerie P. Valente\n\nProject Development Director\n\nSeptember 26, 1994\n\nMr. Roy Anise\n\nCategory Director\n\nMarlboro Marketing Planning\n\nPhilip Morris Incorporated\n\n120 Park Avenue\n\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nDear Mr. Anise:\n\nHachette Filipacchi Magazines, Inc. (\"HFM\") has offered to provide certain custom publishing services for Philip Morris Incorporated (\"Philip Morris\").\n\nAs consideration for Philip Morris's agreement to consider such services, HFM agrees as follows with respect to any information disclosed to HFM by Philip Morris, its employees or agents, which is designated in writing as Confidential (the \"Information\"): HFM agrees that it will hold the Information in strict confidence, and will use the Information only for the benefit and at the direction of Philip Morris and unless HFM has secured the prior express written consent of Philip Morris, will not disclose such information to a third party, except those of HFM's employees or representatives who reasonably need to know the information for HFM's performance of services for Philip Morris and subject to a suitable undertaking of confidentiality from such employees or agents: provided, however, that Information shall not include any information which (i) became or becomes public knowledge other than by disclosure by HFM or its representatives, (ii) came or comes into HFM's possession from a source other than Philip Morris or its representatives, which to HFM's knowledge, is not bound by a confidentiality agreement with Philip Morris, or (iii) which HFM is required to disclose by court order or legal process.\n\n1653 Broadway\n\nNew York, New York 10019\n\nPhone: (212) 767-5358\n\nFax: (212) 767-5612\n\n2048330521", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA\n80 BARRE STREET\nCHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 29401\n6-10-68\n\nDear Tom:\n\nIt is now definite, I cannot go to\nSan Francisco. Lefall is not well,\nconfined to bed ever since the N.Y. trip\nshouldn't have gone. Viral pneumonia,\nrecrudescency dating from the La Jolla\ntrip. X-ray no. 3, June 17. Same, of course,\nsame thing. Haven't been to my office\nsince May 23, you will see why I have\nbeen cantankerous.\n\nI am surprised at you - running\nfrom the \"Greatest Show on Earth\".\nP.T. Barnum miscalculated; there are a\nthousand (or more) not just one.\n\nPlease let me know about San Francisco.\n\nBest to you,\n[Signature]\n\nThanks for the check.\n\nP.O. Box 811\nSummerville\nS.C. 29483", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR Interoffice Memorandum Scientific & Regulatory Affairs TO: Kathy Motsinger DATE: July 12, 1996 SUBJECT: New Material Safety Data Sheet for P-1180 Filter Additive Please be advised that Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for P-1180 Filter Additive has been issued. Please contact me if you have any comments or questions. E. J. (Steve) Sohn Chemist III telephone (910)741-4134 fax no. (910)741-0815 Reviewed by: Joel A. Seckar, Ph.D., D.A.B.T. Master Toxicologist E-mail sent: M. A. Rucker R. H. Powell M. L. Miller S. D. Cromer E. C. Jones T. L. Gentry cc cover letter only: R. L. Suber D. C. Rees C. D. Garner D. H. Pence cc with attachments: SRA Safe - MSDS file SRA correspondence file 51778 47885", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "40. 245\n\nNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATTORNEYS GENERAL\n730 FIRST STREET NE SUITE 1100\nWASHINGTON, DC 20002\n(202) 326-6004\n(202) 498-8064\n\nCHRISTINE T. MILLIKEN\nExecutive Director\nGeneral Counsel\n\nPRESIDENT\nCHRISTINE O. GREGOIRE\nAttorney General of Washington\n\nPRESIDENT-ELECT\nANDREW KETTERER\nAttorney General of Maine\n\nVICE PRESIDENT\nCARLA J. STOVALL\nAttorney General of Kansas\n\nIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT\nMIKE MOORE\nAttorney General of Mississippi\n\nAugust 6, 1999\n\nMartin J. Barrington\nPhilip Morris Incorporated\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017-5592\n\nCharles A. Blixt\nR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n401 North Main Street\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\n\nF. Anthony Burke\n200 Brown & Williamson Tower\n401 South Fourth Avenue\nLouisville, KY 40202\n\nRonald S. Milstein\nLorillard Tobacco Company\n714 Green Valley Road\nGreensboro, NC 27408\n\nRE: Third-Party Tobacco Outdoor Advertising\n\nGentlemen:\n\nThe National Association of Attorneys General Tobacco Enforcement Committee is writing to give you general notice under the provisions of the Master Settlement Agreement (\"MSA\"), of a recurring problem involving third-party tobacco Outdoor Advertising, in the hope that you will work towards eliminating those occurrences. This advance notice is provided consistent with our agreement to attempt to work together to avoid litigation over such issues and is intended to obviate the need for the Settling States to give you specific notice which would then require you to take specific actions under MSA Section III (Permanent Relief), Subsection (i) (Limitation on Third-Party Use of Brand Names).\n\nAs you know, the permanent elimination of all Outdoor Advertising as defined in MSA Section II(ii) is a focal provision of the MSA. It is an important component of the States' efforts to reduce youth exposure to the lure of tobacco, which is of great public importance. For these reasons, violation of the Outdoor Advertising proscription, in any of its variations, will be the subject of swift and strict enforcement measures by this body and by individual Attorneys General.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "August 9, 1955\n\nDr. C. W. Lieb,\n\n400 Madison Avenue,\n\nNew York, N. Y.\n\nDear Dr. Lieb,\n\nYou will recall that at our last meeting I informed you that we were working on the Glycerine problem. Since then we have prepar- ed some cigarettes in which Glycerine has been replaced by Ethylene Glycol.\n\nIn your letter you have requested a pound of cigarette to- bacco which does not contain Glycerine. Unfortunately all of the tobacco which remained after this experiment was completed has been discarded. Since I presume you would desire to make some sort of comparisons, it would seem desirable to have tobacco of the same natural characteristics. The tobacco prepared with Ethylene Gly- col was, of course, in all other respects the LUCKY STRIKE blend, I am forwarding to you several packages of these cigarettes, and I s:all be very much interested in your reaction to them. I am not at present complying with your request to send the pound of tobacco until I hear from you further, since I am not quite sure what your requirements would be. For example, I doubt very much if raw to- baccos, either Bright or Burley, would answer your purpose. It is not satisfactory to make a small blend since it always differs from the comparatively large unit of a blend consisting of several thou- sand pounds of tobacco.\n\nWith reference to popular brands which do not contain Gly- cerine, it is not customary to add Glycerine to Turkish blends. For example, our Pall Malls and Melacrinos do not contain Gly- cerine. Probably the same applies to Murad and Helmar. Since Philby Morris is considered to be basically a Turkish blend, it is probable that it does not contain Glycerine. In general, it", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "STARCOM MEDIA SERVICES\nA Division of Leo Burnett Company Inc\n35 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601, Tel: (312) 220-3535, Fax: (312) 220-1515\nNovember 10, 1998\n\nMr. Marc Winston\nElliot Media Co.\n629 South Claiborne Avenue\nNew Orleans, LA 70113\n\nRe: 1999 Philip Morris Permanent Inventory\nLetter of Intent\n\nDear Marc:\n\nThe purpose of this letter is to confirm the following Philip Morris permanent inventory that is being extended through 1999 in New York City:\n\n| Locations | 1999 Mo. Gross Space Cost | Contract Begin/End | Cancel Clause |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Queensboro Bridge & Jackson Ave, F/W | $9,790 | 01/15/1999 - 01/14/2000 | 60 days |\n\nPer discussions with Tom Moscatiello, as well as notification from Paula Sciacca, this monthly contracted cost will allow a maximum of $10,000 gross in posting charges over the twelve months. The posting charges on this unit in 1999 are to be the same as in 1998: $1,800 gross per vinyl post, $693 gross per paper post, $630 vinyl takedown if followed by paper post.\n\nPlease accept this notice as our letter of intent to renew this inventory. We are in the process of loading this data into our new METEOR system and contracts will be forwarded shortly thereafter. Please let us know immediately if you have any problems or concerns with this.\n\nThank you for your cooperation. Please phone with any questions or comments.\n\nSincerely,\nStarcom Media Services\nDan Babic\nOutdoor Market Specialist\n312-220-3509\n\ncc R. Camisa - Philip Morris\nJ. Sullivan, D. Baum, C. Leinweber, D. Sachtleben, C. Mickus - Starcom\nT. Moscatiello - Elliot/New York\nP. Sciacca - Elliot/New Orleans\n\n2085614000", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "SEP 05 '97 04:31PM PHILIP MORRIS P.3\n\nLegal Office\nP.O. Box 942707\nSacramento, CA 94229-2707\nTelecommunications Device for the Deaf - (916) 328-3240\n(916) 328-3675\nFAX (916) 328-3859\n\nVIA TELEFAX\n\nSeptember 4, 1997\n\nG. Penn Holsenbeck\nVice President, Associate General Counsel\nand Corporate Secretary\nPhilip Morris Companies, Inc.\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017-5592\n\nDear Penn:\n\nEnclosed is a copy of a letter from California Assemblyman Wally Knox. Assemblyman Knox is the Chair of our Committee on Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security. As indicated in his letter, this Committee is holding a hearing on September 19, 1997 concerning the investment by California's public pension funds in tobacco stocks. Because CalPERS is a large holder of Philip Morris stock, we believe you may have an interest in attending this hearing. Assemblyman Knox has asked us to convey his invitation to you, or another company representative, to attend. We would appreciate your giving his invitation serious consideration.\n\nPlease let me know your response as soon as possible. You may also wish to contact Assemblyman Knox at (916) 322-4320. Again, thank you for your cooperation.\n\nSincerely,\n\nKAYLA J. GILLAN\nGeneral Counsel\n\nEnclosure\n\ncc: Assemblyman Wally Knox\nJames E. Burton\n\nCalifornia Public Employees' Retirement System\nLincoln Plaza - 400 P Street - Sacramento, CA 95814", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "8/9/89\n\nTC: for your file\n\nRJR INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nBIO/BIO R&D - ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE DIVISION\n\nTO: Mr. James E. Ingram DATE: 30 January 1989\n\nFROM: Dr. Guy B. Oldaker III\n\nSUBJECT: Revision of PASS Operators Manual\n\nResults from experiments performed recently show that barometric pressure has no effect on the flow rate of pumps employed by the PASS to collect nicotine and particulate matter samples. This result has required us to revise the PASS Operators Manual; Revision 4 dated January 1989 is attached. It is recommended that owners and operators be informed of this change quickly. Other versions of the PASS Operators Manual should be discarded.\n\nThe overall effect of these revisions is simplified procedures.\n\nBackground information regarding this matter follows. When the PASS was first designed, vendors of the sampling pumps were contacted regarding the effect of barometric pressure on their pumps. These vendors stated that pump flow rate was dependent on barometric pressure and therefore corrections for barometric pressure were appropriate. The PASS Operators Manual was written accordingly. Recently, modeling efforts in connection with ETS surveys in passenger cabins of commercial aircraft suggested inconsistencies among data collected by different methods; these inconsistencies led to questions about the vendor's claims. When questioned again, the vendors explained that they had no data to support their position. Thus, experiments were conducted in one of the company jets. Results show that the pumps provide a constant flow rate independent of barometric pressure.\n\nFor ground level applications, the effect of barometric pressure corrections will be inconsequential provided that measurements are performed close to sea level, which for most applications of which I am aware has been the case. The effect becomes significant only at elevations such as those encountered in aircraft cabins. I believe only Reynolds scientists have used the PASS to measure in aircraft.\n\nIt is my hope that this matter causes you little inconvenience, and if so, I sincerely apologize. I appreciate the service your organization provides and look forward to a continued, strong working relationship.\n\nGuy B. Oldaker III", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "1981\n2501663911", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": null, "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Baylor College of Medicine\n\nDEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE\n\nDecember 3, 1982\n\nDr. Robert C. Hockett\nThe Council for Tobacco Research\n110 East 59th Street\nNew York, N. Y. 10022\n\nDear Dr. Hockett:\n\nIn response to your letter of August 17, 1982, I am submitting an outline of a proposed study entitled \"Single Cell Analysis of Human Pulmonary Alveolar Macrophages: Biochemical and Endocytic Changes Induced By Smoking\". As indicated in the enclosed material, Dr. Lawrence and I have not previously collaborated. With the development of new instrumentation in my laboratory, it seems appropriate to begin studies of this complex area of research exploiting these new techniques. We feel this research that we have outlined in this proposal is novel and exciting. I plan to make it a major research effort.\n\nAs you know, Dr. Lawrence has a funded grant (12158) from The Council for Tobacco Research entitled \"Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Pulmonary Alveolar Macrophages: Modulation of in vitro Immunoglobulin Secretion.\" Dr. Lawrence will organize the recruitment of volunteers and the collection of pulmonary macrophages by bronchoscopic lavage. His participation in the proposed project will not conflict with his ongoing commitments.\n\nThank you for your consideration. We look forward to your response.\n\nSincerely,\n\nLouis C. Smith, Ph.D.\nProfessor of Experimental Medicine and Biochemistry\n\nTEXAS MEDICAL CENTER • HOUSTON, TEXAS 77030\n\n50243996", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR\n\nSECRET\n\nInteroffice Memorandum\n\nADP=SEE ONLY\n\nNo. 410 By\n\nSubject: Analysis of Palladium Date: April 18, 1989\n\nin Mainstream Smoke\n\nTo: Dr. D. M. Riggs From: M. F. Borgerding\n\nR. T. White, Jr.\n\nR. D. Hicks\n\nAs discussed in our telephone conversation of April 13, 1989, the analysis of cigarette smoke condensates from the test cigarettes which you have recently provided has been completed. Mr. R. T. White's report which details the HGA-AAS analysis results is attached and the data are summarized in Table 1 of this memorandum. Note the palladium results are expressed both in per cigarette and per mg of WTPM units.\n\nAs in past experiments, the smoking regimen employed in this work consisted of one 75 cc puff of 2 sec duration taken every 34 sec. Some visible sidestream smoke was detected for all samples except A-1160, for which none was detected. When sidestream smoke was observed, it was generally during puffs 3 - 5.\n\nR. D. Hicks R. T. White, Jr. M. F. Borgerding\n\nxc: R. A. Lloyd\nL. H. O'Connor\nM. D. Shannon\nJ. R. Hayes\n\n52002\n6899", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR\n\nSECRET\n\nNo.292 By\n\nMarch 1, 1983\n\nTO: Ms. S. A. MacKinnon\n\nFROM: Kay V. McCaffrey\n\nRE: Project AA Development Schedule\n\nThe following memo outlines the early positioning issues to be addressed on Project AA and a timetable of next steps.\n\nPositioning Issues\n\nIn evaluating the potential of Project AA beyond its current female brand endorsed by YSL positioning, several issues will need to be addressed:\n\n1. While Yves Saint Laurent appears to have high \"prestigious\" appeal, would the judgmentally \"prestigious\" name of Gucci promote as high or higher appeal?\n\n2. Given that \"designer endorsements\" skew female in appeal, would AA have the greatest share-of-market potential against women specifically or dual in nature which might also allow some male usage?\n\nPrevious focus group work has indicated the following about Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent:\n\nGucci\n- Focus Groups - Los Angeles - 12/81 - Blatant Gucci Ad Form (attached)\n- \"Reaction to Gucci varied among male and female respondents. Both agreed that a Gucci cigarette was outrageous, flamboyant and in keeping with the current trend toward designer items. Men, however, found it to be too obvious and too ostentatious, while women agreed that it was 'just tacky enough to be wonderful.'\"\n- User - Female\n- People who don't mind spending a lot of money to make a statement.\n- People who use other designer items.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR\nSECRET\nNo. 297 R.\n\nTo: B. Carpenter\nJ. McKinney\nW. Blair\nS. King\nD. Hunt\nJ. Barclay (Long, Haymes & Carr)\nG. Bethea\nJ. W. Lawson", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\n\nWinston-Salem, N.C. 27102\n\nAugust 23, 1977\n\nMs. Suzanne Verdonne\n\nMarketing & Research Counselors\n\nUniversity Plaza Shopping Center\n\n7770 Silas Creek Parkway Ext.\n\nWinston-Salem, North Carolina 27106\n\nDear Suzanne:\n\nSubject: PRODUCT TESTS SCREENING\n\nI am attaching copies of the demographic design for tests currently scheduled. Please notice that unless I have specified the percent of smokers by brand in category selection, the normal rate of distribution is to be applied; i.e., 77-0037 is specified, 77-1487-1488 will reflect normal distribution.\n\nAlso attached are copies of various ways of looking at distribution of smokers that should be helpful to you.\n\nIf you have questions, please call.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRay\n\nRay Rodgers\n\nMarketing Research Department\n\nHRR/bm\n\nAttachments", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "-02/23/95 MON 11:31 FAX 426 9825\nGIA.CHRIST ET AL.\n\nCYNTHIA LANGSTON LOTT\n405 Tombouline Street\nJACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39201\nPhone (601) 354-2402 / Fax (601) 354-5545\n\nFebruary 8, 1995\n\nBill Hoffman, Esq.\nKing & Spaulding\nAtlanta, GA\n\nDear Bill,\n\nSince I received no word from you to the contrary today before the close of business, I have deduced from our telephone conversation that you do not intend to comply the Order of the Court concerning the production of the B&W documents to the Court in Jones County on or before Thursday of this week for the in camera review. Please be advised that the Plaintiff opposes any extension of time for the Defendants in the production of these documents for in camera review.\n\nThe documents at issue were requested by the Plaintiff on May 12, 1994. The Defendants have been involved in litigation concerning these very documents for a year and a half. The documents were identified and authenticated in that litigation in the deposition of J. Kendrick Wells on September 8, 1994. The Court ordered that the documents be produced on February 6, 1995. This could not have been surprising given Judge Landrum's ruling on January 12, 1995, that he would conduct an in camera review of the documents. Any argument that B&W has not had sufficient time in which to produce or catalogue the documents is illogical at best. The failure of the Defendants to produce the documents as ordered could be construed as nothing less than another blatant attempt to delay. We, therefore, oppose any extension of time the Defendants may seek and intend to request sanctions if the documents are not produced when ordered.\n\nI also understood from our conversation today that the parties agree to establish an account to which the Plaintiff and the Defendants will equally contribute for the purpose of compensating a Special Master when and if the Court deems a master necessary to assist with this in camera review. I would like to coordinate this with Brumby and comply with the Court's Order before I leave town on Friday. The Plaintiff suggests that each party initially deposit $1,000.00 to the account. I do not foresee any difficulty in resolving this issue. Please contact me concerning the specifics.\n\nSincerely,\nCynthia Langston Lott\n\ncc: Judge B.J. Landrum\nAll counsel of record", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "May 13, 1969\n\nDear Bill:\n\nThank you for your letter of May 2nd and the daily summaries of the hearings. I certainly appreciate having all this information.\n\nRegards.\n\nCordially,\n\nGeorge Weissman\n\nMr. William Kloepfer\nVice President - Public Relations\nThe Tobacco Institute, Inc.\n1735 K Street, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20006\n\n2010035038", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "CONFIDENTIAL\n\nM.T.P. SALES PROMOTION MATERIAL\n\nPOINT-OF-SALE ITEMS\n\n1 - One Carton Riser Card\n2 - 30-Pack Upright Riser Card\n3 - 30-Pack Low Profile Riser Card\n4 - Poster - Small (11\" x 21\")\n5 - Poster - Large (24\" x 36\")\n6 - Shelf Talker\n7 - Mechanical Header Card - 6/8 x 2\n8 - Package Fixture Tags\n9 - Carton Fixture Tags\n10 - Carton End Labels\n11 - Standups/Easel Card\n12 - Two Pack 3D\n13 - Inch\n\nMERCHANDISING ITEMS\n\n1 - Package Fixture Extender\n\nGRATIS ITEMS\n\n1 - VIP Gifts - (Cigarette case, lighter)\n2 - Introduction Gifts (Ash Tray)\n3 - Samples", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "ESSO RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING COMPANY\nMEDICAL RESEARCH DIVISION\nP. O. BOX 45, LINDEN, N. J. 07036\n\nJuly 17, 1968\n\nDr. Geoffrey Woodard\nWoodard Research Corp.\n12310 Pinecrest Road\nHerndon, Va. 22070\n\nDear Dr. Woodard:\n\nThis will confirm our recent telephone conversation regarding the\nabstract which you submitted to The Toilet Goods Association for the\nApril 1968 symposium. The Program Planning Committee has accepted that\npaper for presentation at the December 2, 1968, meeting in New York of\nTGA's Scientific Section. Further details will be sent to you, but for\nnow we ask that the final manuscript be submitted by October 1. The\nabstract, \"Systems Approach to the Safety Evaluation of Cosmetics,\" will\nbe published as you originally prepared it unless you wish to make re-\nvisions available to the TGA in the near future. I look forward to hear-\ning this provocative paper in December.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nR. A. SCALA, Ph.D\n\nRAS:bsn\n\ncc: L. Copeland, Avon\nJ. H. Merritt, TGA", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "WLRK RightFAX Server 8/28/99 12:38 PAGE 003/3 RightFAX\n\nO: James A. Wilson COMPANY: Lorillard Tobacco Company\n\nBRANCH LAW FIRM\n\nATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW\n\n\"In the Historic Rio Grande Corridor\"\n\n2025 Rio Grande Boulevard, NW\n\nAlbuquerque, New Mexico 87104\n\nAugust 25, 1999\n\nElizabeth C. David, Esquire\n\nLegalgard Information Solutions\n\n1617 John F. Kennedy Blvd.\n\nSuite 700\n\nPhiladelphia, PA 19103\n\nRe: Tobacco Litigation\n\nDear Ms. David,\n\nEnclosed, please find our responses to your letter of August 3, 1999 in connection with the Tobacco Litigation. Although this is not a complete list, I assure you that I am diligently working in order to get you all of the information requested. In order for you to complete your audit, I will send the additional information as soon as possible.\n\nThank you for your patience and please feel free to call me if you have additional questions concerning this matter.\n\nSincerely,\n\nLaurel Kressler\n\nBookkeeper\n\ncc: Jed Bergman, Esquire\n\n83555012", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "PKLETTER.DOC", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove Inc.\n\nFour Gateway Center Pittsburgh 15222 217-761-5100\n\nAugust 23, 1974\n\nMr. W. L. Schumann Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation 1600 West Hill Street Louisville, Kentucky 40201\n\nDear Bill:\n\nSubject: VANGUARD Focus Groups\n\nWe have enclosed three concept statements for VANGUARD, one for each strategy you developed. Please note that these statements are not copy for ads; they are your strategies translated into consumer terms. They are designed to communicate the three strategy alternatives simply, without catch-phrases or theme lines.\n\nWe have used this approach to avoid making these focus groups into copy evaluation sessions. At this preliminary phase, polished copy and thematic visuals would be too restrictive. It is our purpose to explore the strategies and elicit broad consumer response, not to focus in on three finalized copy executions.\n\nIn evaluating the attached, please keep these constraints in mind. Please look for any inconsistencies between the statements and your strategies. Also, please check to insure we have not included any phrases or statements which will cause major legal problems.\n\nPlease let us have your comments and suggestions as soon as possible. We will have pack visuals drawn and large stats made Tuesday to be ready for the three groups Thursday.\n\nCordially,\n\nE. T. Parreck, Jr. Account Executive\n\nETP/jlh\n\nEnclosures:\n\ncc: H. B. Brown M. D. McAlatchy W. Hamilton\n\n77501 2954", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "January 5, 1996\n\nTO: Mr. W. E. Alderman Mr. C. J. Peller Ms. F. V. Creighton Mr. E. S. Rhodes Ms. E. C. Etzel Ms. P. E. Woods Mr. J. B. O'Brien Mr. Steven Grasse (GYRO)\n\nFROM: D. K. Douglas\n\nRE: 1996 CAMEL New Marketing Initiatives Qualitative Research #1 in Philadelphia\n\nFocus groups will be held in Philadelphia on January 17. This qualitative research is being conducted to explore consumer reaction to the new initiatives being developed for the CAMEL Brand. Please plan to be at the facility by 12:00 on Wednesday. Taking the EXPRESS TRAIN from the airline terminal is recommended. Directions to the facility and hotel are attached.\n\nFLIGHT RECOMMENDATIONS:\n\nWednesday, January 17\n\nLeave Greensboro: 8:00 a.m. (USAir #2506)\nArrive Philadelphia: 9:17 a.m.\n\nThursday, January 18\n\nLeave Philadelphia: 8:55 a.m. (USAir #2272)\nArrive Greensboro: 10:20 a.m.\n\nRECOMMENDED HOTEL:\n\nEmbassy Suites (Mention Philadelphia Focus when making reservations)\n18th and Ben Franklin Parkway\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19103\nPhone: (215) 561-1776\n\nFACILITY:\n\nPhiladelphia Focus\n100 North 17th Street - 3rd Floor\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19103\nPhone: (215) 561-5500\nFAX: (215) 561-6525\nContact: Ilene Branderbit", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Distribution\nSubject: Staff Meeting Notes 1-25-94\nFrom: L. E. Curtis\nAttendees:\nP. Arrowood\nS. Clapp\nW. Dahne\nC. Green\nF. Sellers\nJ. Wheeler\nC. Blixt\nR. Cook\nD. Doolittle\nR. Lloyd\nB. Suber\nR. Willard\nG. Burger\nL. Curtis\nC. Ehmenn\nJ. Phillips\nS. Tinsley\nPresenters:\nB. Luffman\nB. Moody\nAgenda Items:\nBlend Consolidation - Bill Luffman\n\nThe number of domestic cut filler blends has decreased to less than 50% of the 1990 level as the result of continuing efforts led by Brands. The 1994 target is to further reduce the number of blends to sixteen. Many of the consolidations were selected based on tar category and analytical evaluation of the blends. These items will not require further testing.\n\nThis simplification activity has benefits in the reduction of potential for error in the factory. It can also simplifying implementation of new processes (e.g., by-product inclusion). Additionally there may be cost avoidance in eliminating the potential need for expansion of the feed system at T'vill.\n\n1994 Capital Spending Reductions - Bill Moody\n\nThe recent Capital Budget scrubbing exercise was very successful resulting in spending deferments beyond the target amounts expressed for R&D. Each department received a table with revised Capital spending numbers and the support documentation that was collected from each group.\n\nGeneral Reporting:\nJ. Wheeler\nThe approved list of G. R. Di Marco Team Award candidates was distributed.\nF. Sellers\nThe original Propane expansion equipment at Avoca is obsolete and idle. Current plans are to move it to Winston/Salem and/or sell it. It currently occupies space that is needed.\n\nFebruary 9th and 10th a BioSource review will be held at Avoca.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION January 3, 1990 Dr. James Boling Associate Dean for Research University of Kentucky S-107 Ag. Science Building North Lexington, KY 40546 Dear Dr. Boling: I am pleased to enclose a check from Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation for $10,000 to University of Kentucky Research Foundation. This grant is in support of two projects of Dr. Mark Neilson's and is to be used as follows: $5,000 - The Genetic Manipulation of Nitrate Nitrogen $5,000 - Flavor Constituent Breeding Program This grant is made pursuant to the Research Agreement dated July 1, 1981 and is subject to all its terms and agreements. Brown & Williamson is pleased to award this grant to the University of Kentucky. Sincerely, / R. R. Black RRB/la/367 4088n Enclosure CC: Dr. Mark Neilson Mr. E. Pepples Mr. P. R. Fisher 583212940", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "October 2001\n\nDear Tobacco Company,\n\nI am writing to you as a grower of burley tobacco in Kentucky. As you know, there is a lot of talk these days about a tobacco buyout and FDA regulation. Much attention has been given to these issues because of the tobacco grower and health community proposal called the President's Tobacco Commission report. Tobacco farmers were active in the input of this report which suggests strong recommendations for a good foundation. It is the most comprehensive, efficient, thought-out plan that would make the best impacts on my tobacco community and rural economy. Though the Commission report suggests an increase in the federal excise tax on cigarettes, growers and leadership are willing to explore other avenues of funding. Nevertheless, this is the plan that I support.\n\nAs you are well aware, the Commission report calls for a mandatory buyout of tobacco quota while maintaining the price support program. The program is absolutely necessary for the profitability and survival of thousands of tobacco growers. Growers want a mandatory buyout that fairly compensates quota owners and growers for their investment in tobacco. The Commission's proposal would restructure the program and put the quota in the hands of the growers. This would eliminate lease prices and improve efficiency. The total cost for this buyout would be $16.3 billion. I ask that you consider the Commission's buyout proposal as the foundation of a fair buyout.\n\nSecondly, the Commission recommends responsible FDA regulation of tobacco products. You will probably agree with me that FDA regulation is inevitable. Consumer safety is a top priority in America. It is only a matter of time before tobacco products are regulated. I support FDA regulation that will establish fair and equitable mechanisms over the manufacture, sale, marketing, distribution, and labeling of tobacco products with the USDA and EPA retaining authority to set safety standards governing tobacco farms and tobacco production. FDA regulation would not be on the farm.\n\nAnother reason I like the Commission's FDA regulation proposal is that a tobacco growers advisory committee would be established by Congress to oversee and advise the FDA on all tobacco regulation. With this kind of FDA regulation, growers will have an active and integral part of establishing the rules of regulation and seeing that FDA does not come on the farm. Without an advisory committee of farmers, government will set its own rules.\n\nThese are challenging times with many options being discussed. As a grower of the finest burley leaf that sets the gold standard in the world, I urge you to work with us as growers, with our tobacco organizations and leadership, and with the health groups to develop the best buyout and FDA proposal possible. Join us in supporting the recommendations of the President's Tobacco Commission. Together we can make the best changes for the tobacco industry.\n\nSincerely,\n\n[Signature]\n\nCounty\n\n[Signature]", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE\n1875 I STREET, NORTHWEST\nWASHINGTON, DC 20006\n202/457-4800 * 800/424-9676\n\nSUSAN M. STUNTZ\nIssues Manager\n202/457-4834\n\nJune 27, 1985\n\nJohn P. Rupp, Esquire\nCovington & Burling\n1201 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.\nWashington, D.C.\n\nDear John:\n\nEnclosed for your files is a transcript of the oral statement given by Sal DiNardi at the June 14 National Academy of Sciences hearing. The Schwartz statement is included in the transcript you received yesterday. The Reasor and Witorsch statements are not included, as they followed their written testimony exactly.\n\nThe 10 words that were not a part of DiNardi's written statement are highlighted on page 4. You'll recall that you and I agreed June 13 that DiNardi would not call for design modifications or regulatory changes.\n\nI look forward to seeing you Monday at the next air quality on airplanes meeting.\n\nCordially,\n\nSusan M. Stuntz\n\nEnclosure\n\nTI0315-1723", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJRReynolds\nTobacco Company\n\nInteroffice Memorandum\n\nScientific & Regulatory Affairs\n\nSubject: Methyl Bromide Dog Study Protocol -\nComments on the Proposed Statistical\nApproach\nTo: Dr. Robert L. Suber\nDate: March 7, 1994\nFrom: Joel A. Seckar\n\nI requested that Mike Morton review the proposed statistical approach Pharmaco-LSR\nplans to use for the 12-month study of methyl bromide fumigated feed in the dog. His\nresponses led to the following comments for Pharmaco-LSR's statisticians:\n- Since tests on the variance are not very powerful for small sample sizes, we would\nrecommend running Bartlett's test at the .05 level rather than the .01 level. The\nprotocol states that Bartlett's test is being run as a two-sided test. We assume that this\nis a misstatement. We presume that Pharmaco-LSR will not reject the null hypothesis\nif the Bartlett test statistic is too small!\n- If the variances are unequal (significant Bartlett's test), it is true that the ANOVA\nassumptions are violated, but so are the assumptions of the Kruskal-Wallis test (it also\nassumes a common variance, though it allows for a non-normal error distribution; for\ninstance, see p. 115 of Hollander and Wolfe). If Bartlett's test shows unequal\nvariances, we would recommend transforming the data rather than using the non-\nparametric set of tests. Presumably either a square root or a logarithmic\ntransformation would mitigate the heterogeneity of variance.\n- In examining the data for trend, we would test the data using a linear contrast with the\nanova error term. This is equivalent to testing the mean square from the regression\nagainst the pure error term that is used to test for lack of fit. The straight regression\nincludes the lack of fit term in addition to the pure error term as part of the error---if\nthere is curvature, this will inflate the error term. If it is desired to test if there is\ncurvature, a test of the quadratic term vs. the pure error term can be run (or, for that\nmatter, the standard lack of fit test can be run).\n\nI recommend that Pharmaco-LSR be instructed to speak directly to Mike Morton at 910-\n741-4809 on any questions or comments that evolve from the above comments.\n\ncc: Michael J. Morton", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "October 26, 1966\n\nGeorge W. Smetters, M.D.\nAssociate Pathologist\nChicago Wesley Memorial Hospital\n250 East Superior Street\nChicago 11, Illinois\n\nDear Doctor Smetters:\n\nYour application of October 6th, proposing the consolidation of the three previous grants which are now in the name of Dr. Laipply and Dr. Laipply and you will be considered by our Scientific Advisory Board at its meeting next month. I agree that the matter has become unduly complicated and that the change will simplify administration for both you and us. When a new anniversary date is decided upon we should have a financial statement for the three grants up to that date.\n\nSince the Board of Health project is in a state of suspension at the present time, we presume that in the immediate future your emphasis will be on other aspects of the study, which we hope will give us a better understanding of the significance of Auerbach's observations.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nRobert C. Hockett, Ph.D.\nAssociate Scientific Director\n\nRCH:ek\n\ncc: Thomas C. Laipply, M.D.", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "March 19, 1981\n\nMr. Gary Turner\nNews Director\nWENY-TV\nP.O. Box 208\nElmira, New York 14902\n\nDear Mr. Turner:\n\nThanks for scheduling me to appear on your show, \"Eyewitness Events\" on Monday, March 30. I understand the taping session will begin at 1:30 p.m. and will last approximately 1 hour.\n\nFor your advance information, I am enclosing a selection of material on the Institute and myself. I look forward to meeting you.\n\nSincerely,\n\nWalker Merryman\n\nWM: mw\n\nencis.\n\nbcc: Smith/Longworth/John Meegan/Rick Scanlan\n\nNotes: 30 min. talk show\nbroadcast twice XXXXXXXXX on TV\nbroadcast also once on AM and once on FM stations\nGary Turner is the host\n\nNorth to the intersection of Rt. 13 / Rt. 17\n607/739-3636\n\nTINY 0020334", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "corres.\n\nSeptember 27, 1976\n\nMessrs. T. L. Ogburn, Jr.\nG. E. Harlow\nA. H. Johnston\nD. A. Cummins\nL. W. Hall, Jr.\nC. W. Perry, Jr.\nE. M. Blackmer\nMs. S. A. MacKinnon\nMs. C. M. Burke\nR. Nordine\n\nRe: HIFI CATEGORY PROTOCOL RESEARCH\n\nPresentation of the results of the protocol research (the first phase of the major high filtration study) has been changed to 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 29, in the main conference room, 8th floor.\n\nAlan R. Cox\nARC:aw\n\ncc: Mr. G. Novak\n\n50242 0223", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RJR\n\nINTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT: Weekly Highlights\nFlavor Technology\n\nTO: Dr. H. E. Stowe\nFROM: B. M. Lawrence\n\nDATE: February 25, 1987\n\nFLAVOR DEVELOPMENT FOR CAMEL FILTER\n- Two new tcp dressings were developed for CAMEL Filter to address the following attribute needs: increased tobacco taste, increased strength, decreased drying aftertaste and maintenance of smoothness. These were recommended to Brand R&D for evaluation and possible incorporation in their April NFO mailout.\n\nDUPLICATION OF COMMERCIAL FLAVORS\n- Three additional duplications were completed. Both the current and duplicated flavors were individually injected into cigarettes at our highest current usage levels. The Flavor Division members evaluated these products in a discrimination test and indicated a no difference between the current flavors and their respective duplicated versions.\n\nBrian M. Lawrence\n\n/mpm\n\nCc: Applied R&D Managers\n\n50545 3445", "role": "assistant" } ]

[ { "content": "<image>Extract the exact text from this image of the correct order, reading left to right, top to bottom. Include all figure names, math equations, newline characters (\\n), and any other essential symbols. Don't output 'subsection{}' or 'section{}', instead, output plain text. Include all headers and section headers, all footers, page numbers, figure captions and table captions. Pay special attention to punctuations and make sure they are correct. Make sure you output all the texts in the image. When there are two columns in the image, make sure to output texts in each column. Omit any descriptions, additional punctuations, or symbols that are not part of the visible text. Don't output latex format unless it's math equations.", "role": "user" }, { "content": "RECD MAY 16 1985 Miller\n\nRJR Interoffice Memorandum\n\nSubject: BYU ETS Project\n\nTo: Dr. A. W. Hayes\n\nFrom: Anthony V. Colucci\n\nOn May 15, 1985, Dr. Charlie Nystrom had a conversation with Dr. Delbert Eatough relative to the disposition of our current project. The results of that conversation are summarized in the attached memo from Dr. Nystrom to me. As can be seen, although initially BYU had agreed that it was appropriate for them to undertake this study on our behalf, their view has changed. As evidenced by their submission of a written proposal and numerous conversations between Dr. Eatough and colleagues and RJRT R&D staff, the team at the Thermochemical Institute is still very anxious to conduct this study.\n\nApparently BYU has authorized Dr. Eatough to conduct the study by utilizing an indirect means (third party contractor) so as not to completely scuttle the project. It is our view that the contractual means by which this study is conducted is of only minor importance.\n\nOf paramount importance is that Dr. Eatough and colleagues be the focal point of such research. I suggest, therefore, that we review the compromise proposal that will be submitted to use and proceed to fund this project with all haste.\n\nDr. Eatough has assured me that any publications that accrue from this work will still carry the authorship rubric of Brigham Young University and as such, its imprimatur.\n\nTony\n\nAttachment\n\nCc: Dr. G. R. Di Marco", "role": "assistant" } ]