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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": "CENTURY CITY\n2038 CENTURY PARK EAST\nLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90067-3026\n\nNEWPORT CENTER\n800 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE\nNEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660-6385\n\nSACRAMENTO\n100 J STREET\nSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814-0828\n\nSAN DIEGO\n600 B STREET\nSAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101-6820\n\nSAN FRANCISCO\nONE MONTGOMERY STREET, TELERS TOWER\nSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94104-4503\n\nSAN JOSE\nONE ALMADEN BOULEVARD\nSAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95113-1287\n\nDALLAS\n700 PACIFIC AVENUE\nDALLAS, TEXAS 75201-4908\n\nDENVER\n1801 CALIFORNIA STREET\nDENVER, COLORADO 80202-2894\n\nSEATTLE\n707 FIFTH AVENUE\nSEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104-7099\n\nWRITER'S DIRECT DIAL NUMBER\n\n(213) 229-7490\n\nGIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER\nLAWYERS\n333 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE\nLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90071-3197\n\n(213) 229-7000\nTELEX: 674930 GIBRASK LSA\nTELECOPIER: (213) 229-7500\n\nMay 13, 1988\n\nBY HAND DELIVERY\n\nMAY 17, 1988\nF.A.B.\n\nSecurities and Exchange Commission\n450 Fifth Street, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20549\n\nRe: Amendment No. 19 to Schedule 14D-9 of\nFarmers Group, Inc.\n\nDear Sirs:\n\nOn behalf of Farmers Group, Inc., a Nevada\ncorporation (the \"Company\") please find enclosed for\nfiling pursuant to Section 14(d)(4) of the Securities\nExchange Act of 1934, as amended, eight copies of an\nAmendment No. 19 to a Solicitation/Recommendation\nStatement on Schedule 14D-9 (the \"Statement\"), including\nall exhibits thereto, at least one of which is manually\nsigned and sequentially numbered. The Statement relates\nto an offer by BATUS Financial Services Inc., a Delaware\ncorporation (\"Bidder\"), to purchase all the outstanding\nshares of Common Stock, par value $1.00 per share (the\n\"Common Stock\"), of the Company.\n\nA separate copy of the Statement, including all\nexhibits thereto, is being hand delivered to Bidder at the\naddress that they have designated. In addition, a\nseparate copy of the Statement, including all exhibits", "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 12, 1988\n\nTO: A. L. Barnett\n\nFROM: W. K. Neher\n\nSUBJECT: Recommended Revision in Corporate Direct Marketing for VANTAGE Franchise Effort\n\nPURPOSE\n\nThis memo recommends a revised approach for the VANTAGE Corporate Direct Marketing program targeted to their vulnerable franchise.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nIn the 1988 Plan for Corporate Direct Marketing only VANTAGE has a vulnerable franchise effort. Programs on WINSTON, SALEM and CAMEL were re-allocated given the impact of PMC on the vulnerable franchises of these Brands as well as funding needs for YAS.\n\nTherefore, the VANTAGE vulnerable franchise effort currently will be executed once a quarter emphasizing the product story vs. coupon discounting. Thus, each mailing will include 2-$1.00 carton coupons. Each mailing would be targeted to a separate group of vulnerable smokers. All mailings for the year would total 245M smokers.\n\nRECOMMENDATION\n\nStrategically, we recommend the following changes:\n\n- Focus efforts only during 2nd and 3rd quarters vs. once each quarter.\n\nRationale\n\n- Provides additional momentum to VANTAGE during PMC periods.\n- Scope of each VANTAGE mailing during 2nd and 3rd quarters can double thereby increasing reach during this period.\n- Helps retard switching losses on VANTAGE to WINSTON and thus can leverage incremental volume for RJRT on PMC.\n\n- Maintain emphasis on VANTAGE's product story but increase coupon offer structure/value. Each mailing would contain 4-$1.50 coupons vs. the current 2-$1.00 approach.\n\nRationale\n\n- Value increased to be competitive with PMC $1.50 FSI.\n- 4 vs. 2 coupons builds continuity.", "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": "Entertainment Marketing Services\n\nA unit of Wills & Evans and Norm Marshall Associates\n\nJanuary 26, 1987\n\nMr. Ross Milhiser\nVice Chairman of the Board\nPhilip Morris Companies, Inc.\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nDear Ross,\n\nIt was a pleasure meeting you last week at Steve Sloan's for cocktails and conversation on W&L's new performing arts center project. As New York Alumni Chapter President, I will be involved in fund raising efforts to help make the project a reality sooner rather than later.\n\nI was also pleased to meet you as The Miller Brewing Company is our largest client. We are responsible for placing Miller in movies, television shows, made-for-cable productions and music videos. It was a nice surprise to find that you recently had an opportunity to view the video we produced for the Miller distributors on the success of the program. We are now talking to the tobacco division concerning including cigarettes in our program.\n\nYour comments concerning tobacco involvement in Motor Sports was most thought-provoking. We are very much aware of the Philip Morris Indy Car Program and the situation that exists there. NASCAR and the politics in stock car racing makes it difficult for a new entry to break in. Simply put, Winston has tried to make it impossible for new players to get into the game. As I told you, a division of our company does a great deal in the area of motor sports sponsorship. One of our associates put together the Skoal Bandit racing program for U.S. Tobacco which raised their recognition level from #17 to #3!\n\n280 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016 • Telephone: 212 532-2050", "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": "June 29, 1978\n\nMR. AVERY JOHNSON - BATES\nMR. ART HELLER - BATES\n\nDear Avery and Art:\n\nThis requests an Agency point-of-view on the use of Battleboards for future VICEROY advertising. Some issues to be addressed are:\n\n1) Intrusiveness\n2) Permanence\n3) Effect on brand image\n4) Ability to convey brand strategy (will vary by campaign)\n5) Credibility\n6) Aid or deterrent to persuasion (effectiveness)\n7) Immediacy\n8) Ability to reach target audience\n9) Reach and frequency\n10) Broadscale continuing vehicle or problem market, ad hoc use (Continuity)\n11) Reliability (actual delivery of stated impressions)\n12) Effect on current franchise\n13) Economics (both CPM and production)\n14) A replacement or supplement for outdoor?\n\nThis list is not exhaustive, so feel free to address other areas of interest.\nFor comparison purposes in your analysis, 30-sheet outdoor is probably appropriate. In our total marketing effort to revitalize VICEROY, innovative media devices must be examined. Your feedback on Battleboards is a first step in this direction. We would appreciate your response by July 10. An informal document will suffice.\n\nSincerely,\n\nG. T. Reid\n\nGTWlg\n\ncc: Mr. V. C. Branch\nMr. E. A. Willett, III\n\n77504 2 4 4 9", "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": "VON'S\n\nGENERAL OFFICES # 0050 LOWER AZUSA ROAD, EL MONTE, CALIFORNIA # POST OFFICE BOX 3328, TERMINAL ANNEX, LOS ANGELES 81 # AREA CODE 213 579-1600\n\nFROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT\n\nSeptember 28, 1978\n\nMr. Curtis Judge\n\nPresident & Chairman of the Board\n\nP.Lorillard Corporation\n\n666 5th Avenue\n\nNew York, N.Y. 10019\n\nDear Curtis:\n\nIt is difficult to express the full appreciation of our Pro-Am day together, playing the Golden Lights Tournament with Nancy Lopez, Mousie and Jay. How could anyone be anything but elated playing with one of the world's greatest lady golfers, who is not only skillful, but a beautiful person, along with Mousie who peeps up any crowd - and, of course, handsome Jay who added the romance sinking all those putts. Whatever small regrets I've had in the past with the City of Hope fund-raising this year, were all wiped out by this single and thrilling event - playing in your fivesome. Thank you very much for including me with such wonderful people.\n\nAs you might suspect, I won't hear the end of Dickie's jubilation for a long time - by not just coming in second in the Tournament, but beating our team by one stroke! And how many chances we had to better our score. But as you said during the prize-awarding ceremony, \"If's don't count.\"\n\nDickie and I enjoyed meeting you and Rosemary and look forward to the opportunity to visit with you at future industry events, hopefully, in New Orleans in October.\n\nThanks again for your decision to make the City of Hope a benefactor in the returns from this popular event. Our personal appreciation for being a part of it will remain a fond and everlasting memory.\n\nSincerely,\n\nKENNETH OLSEN\n\nKO/f", "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": "DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES\nPublic Health Service\n\nMemorandum\n\nDate: OCT 2 1986\n\nFrom: Acting Director\nOffice on Smoking and Health\n\nSubject: 1986 Report on the Health Consequences of Smoking\n\nTo: Director\nNational Cancer Institute/NIH\n\nAttached for your review and comment is the final draft manuscript of the\nannual Surgeon General's Report, which this year focuses on involuntary\nsmoking.\n\nIndividual sections and chapters have been reviewed by experts of appropriate\ndisciplines and their comments have been incorporated into the present draft.\n\nWe ask that comments be as specific as possible and focus only on the scientific\naccuracy and balance of the data presented, particularly conclusions derived\nfrom the total scientific base. Also, please limit your comments only to those\nof a substantive nature, such as major omissions of evidence or\nmisrepresentation of scientific fact. Minor changes such as typographical\nerrors or misspellings will be corrected by others.\n\nComments should be transmitted in writing, by memo or directly in the\nmanuscript.\n\nIn order to permit incorporation of the review comments into a final report for\nsubmission to Congress, all comments and suggested changes must be received\nno later than c.o.b., Tuesday, October 21.\n\nIf you have any questions regarding the review process, please call me, or Mr.\nBill Lynn at (301) 443-1575.\n\nDonald R. Shopland\n\nAttachment\n\nTI1149-2213", "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\n\nTOBACCO CORPORATION\n\nB&W\n\nMay 1, 1995\n\nMr. Keith Perkins\n\nPinkerton Group\n\n2970 Brandywine Road\n\nHollins Bldg., Suite 110\n\nAtlanta, GA 30341\n\nDear Keith:\n\nEnclosed please find LUCKY STRIKE art and color standards for use on the order for 4,000 each child-resistant, electronic disposable lighters. Lighters are white bodied with black button and black wind guard, as you know. Please plan to case pack in your standard bulk trays of 50 each, 4 trays per reshippable labeled (marked) cases.\n\nPlease apply the art as indicated in the attached diagrams, as large as possible, in your maximum available imprint area (maximum width will need to be utilized).\n\nWe please need to see a proof at the very earliest time possible and make the May 17th delivery deadline in Europe.\n\nIf there are questions, please call.\n\nSincerely,\n\nC. L. BARCLAY\n\nSenior Sales Promotion Manager\n\ncc: M. M. DiCio\n\nM. E. Scharf\n\nF. McCubbins\n\nEnclosures\n\n3294th/jf\n\n1500 BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOWER, LOUISVILLE, KY 40202\n\nP.O. BOX 35090, LOUISVILLE, KY 40232\n\n(502) 568-7000\n\n462200202\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": "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\nFebruary 7, 1995\n\nDr. Scott Bryson\nUniversity of Kentucky\nMedical Center\nMicrobiology/Immunology\nLexington, KY 40536-0084\n\nDear Dr. Bryson\n\nThank you for your interest in our program of research support. I am pleased to enclose 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\nOur two-step application process is described on a separate enclosed sheet; it addresses several topics including eligibility, funding levels, award duration and specific instructions for submitting a Preliminary Application. Each application is reviewed by members of our Scientific Advisory Board, a panel of established biomedical scientists who serve as our peer review committee.\n\nBriefly, applicants must be faculty level scientists having appointments at not-for-profit institutions. The Council supports independent investigator-initiated projects (one, two or three years) in a variety of biomedical research areas. In the event you receive an award, annual, non-competing renewal applications are required and continued funding is based on your progress and the materials you submit with the renewal request forms.\n\nThe Council encourages proposals from younger researchers, but as you will see from the Annual Report, a number of our awardees are established scientists. We ask that you complete the enclosed \"Current and Pending Support\" form since some consideration is given to your current funding level. Complete scientific freedom is assured and our only expectation is publication of research results in appropriate peer-reviewed journals.\n\nSincerely,\n\nArthur D. Eisenberg\n\nencl.\nA", "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": "LAW OFFICES\n\nSHOOK, HARDY & BACON\n\nONE KANSAS CITY PLACE\n1200 MAIN STREET\nKANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64105\n(816) 474-6550\n\nDecember 18, 1989\n\nJ. Kendrick Wells, III, Esq.\nAssistant General Counsel -\nProduct Litigation\nBrown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.\n1500 Brown & Williamson Tower\nLouisville Galleria\nLouisville, KY 40202\n\nDear Kendrick:\n\nEnclosed are two papers. One is a memorandum from Bob discussing Pat Dunn's testimony. The second is a short introductory piece which may be of help in Congressional meetings.\n\nI welcome your thoughts on both pieces.\n\nBest personal regards.\n\nSincerely,\nChuck\nCharles R. Wall\n\nCRW/jj\nEnclosures", "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\nSENSORY EVALUATION DIVISION\n\nDATE: October 20, 1987\n\nFROM: Carol J. Mereschak - 4057\n\nTO: C. D. McGee\n\nRE: NPT-2 (Paper Flavor Study)\n\nSED TEST #: #PETS-5\n\nTHE ABOVE MENTIONED TEST HAS BEEN SCHEDULED FOR TESTING ON THE PETS ACCEPTANCE PANEL ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS:\n\n10/12/87 - 10/15/87 (PETS ACCEPTANCE - 6 PRODUCTS)\n\nPRODUCTS WERE RECEIVED.\n\nTHANK YOU.\n\nCarol J. Mereschak\next. 4057\n\ncc: M. SAVOCA\nD. KURTZ (Project & Panel Leader)", "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": "SHOOK,HARDY&BA CON\n\nAPR 0 3 1995\n\nMarch 31, 1995\n\nFEDERAL EXPRESS\n\nTO: ETS/IAQ Current Developments Report Distribution\n\nEnclosed you will find a copy of the most recent issue of the ETS/IAQ Current Developments Report.\n\nIf you have questions or information regarding items contained in this Report, please feel free to contact either of us at (816) 474-6550.\n\nSincerely,\n\nMark W. Cowing\nKathy A. Murphy\n\nMWC:KAM:kw Enclosure cc: Report Team", "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": "SENT BY: PARK HYATT :11- 2- 94 :11: 10AM : PHILIP MORRIS+ +49 2203 303362: # 1/ 7 # 7798 IN AIFS, hein 49- 2203- 303342 To: GSE HSA Pile BGE WST WRE From: RAW Eingegangen 02. NOV 1994 1 2 3 4 Washington DC, 2. Nov. 94 liebe Kollegen, Von den 9 Projektvorschlagen, bei denen Begutachtung Sie geliefert haben, konnten wir 4 bis genan vorbe- standig und wiederkehren. Die Dokumente wurden an Dr. Cordesm und Ref weitergegeben. Ich möchte Ihnen auch in deren Namen für die Hilfe in einer dringenden Angelegenheit danken. Wir haben bei der Justizkom, für die die Revision beständig fand, ein Schreiben und fast in Begutachtung geboten. Ich erwarte keine Reaktionen auf unsere Beträge, so daß die Angelegenheit damit abgeschlossen sein dürfte. Viele Grüße aus dem schönen Washington R.C. Weil 202883524", "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": "June 17, 1983\n\nTO: Dr. J. L. Gemma\n\nFROM: L. P. Mabee\n\nRE: JWJ REVIEW - CONSUMER TRACKING\n\nIn addition to the Hispanic Tracking Report you may or may not want to mention the following:\n\n- Consumer Tracking has provided a summary of purchase pattern developments in pack action outlets that stress the importance of convenience stores and service stations in reaching younger adult consumers, both males and females. Some of RJR's leading brands are currently performing well in these outlets (CAMEL and SALEM in convenience stores; CAMEL, VANTAGE and MORE in service stations).\n\nRJR faces its most serious challenge from Marlboro and Newport in convenience stores. In service stations, Marlboro has average development and Newport has below average development, yet in 1980, both of these brands were strong there. This suggests an opportunity for RJR in service stations.\n\n- Consumer Tracking has also provided 1982 purchase pattern summary information as input to a chain accounts managers meeting, showing the relationship between shopper demographics and brand performance by outlet.\n\nLinda)ma\n\nL. P. Mabee\n\nMARKETING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT\n\nLPM/dc\n\ncc: Ms. P. K. Stanley", "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 12, 1968\n\nDr. S. J. Green\nBritish-American Tobacco Company, Ltd.\nP. O. Box 462\nWestminster House\n7, Millbank\nLondon, S.W.1, England\n\nDear Jim:\n\nThe following is copied from a brochure for your information. It may be helpful to those attending the Group Meeting in planning their transportation.\n\n* * *\n\nTRANSPORTATION TO HILTON HEAD ISLAND\n\nBy Car\n\nHilton Head Island is between Beaufort, S. C. and Savannah, Georgia. The Ocean Highway, U.S. 17, passes by 40 miles from the Island. New, well-paved and well-marked state highways lead to the Island from U.S. 17, U.S. 301 and U.S. 1. Interstate Highway 26, to its intersection with U.S. 15 is often used by motorists coming from inland cities. Interstate 95 will, on completion, skirt the coastline near Hilton Head.\n\nBy Plane\n\nCommercial - Major airlines service Savannah with several flights daily, with Atlanta being the principal connecting point for jet service to major cities.\n\nHertz and Avis Rent-A-Cars are available at the Savannah airport for guests of the William Hilton Inn. Because of the extensive area in Sea Pines, we recommend you have a car on the Island during your stay. The Savannah airport is a 45-minute drive from Hilton Head Island.\n\nPrivate aircraft - A paved airstrip is located on the northeast corner of the Island adjacent to Port Royal Sound. It is maintained by the S. C. Aeronautics Commission. The strip has a length of 3,700 feet, and is equipped with automatic lights. A free telephone is available at the airstrip. Incoming guests arriving by private plane should immediately telephone the Inn for pickup.", "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\nD. C. Hunt National Sales Planning Manager\n\nJanuary 12, 1983\n\nMr. R. S. Hendrix, Jr.\nWinston-Salem Region\n\nDear Sam:\n\nRE: Vantage GGO Retail Promotion\n\nAs we discussed attached are the specifics of the Vantage Golf Retail Promotion as agreed upon by the Vantage Brand Group. Please let me know as soon as possible the geographical area and the quantities needed on the attached form.\n\nBrian Dewey has informed me that exclusiveness for RJR brands in the concession stands is covered in our contract with the GGO. This should alleviate the problems of competitive brands being sold from the concession stands.\n\nJohn Sullivan of the RJR Special Events Department is the Vantage Golf Team Manager. If you have any questions regarding the concessions or the tournament itself, please contact him at 777-5498.\n\nThanks for your help in this special Vantage Golf Promotion.\n\nSincerely,\n\nD. C. Hunt\n\nDCH:rc\n\nAttachment\n\nCC: A. L. Barnett\nR. G. Dyer\nJ. A. Sullivan\nT. W. Robertson\nJ. W. Goss\nB. G. Dewey", "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": "A J STEVENS\nFSS\nOctober 26, 1976\n\nCOPIES TO:\n\nMR. JUDGE\nDR. SPEARS\nDR. SCHULTZ\n\nFOR YOUR INFORMATION.\n\nDear Bill:\nWe had a very fine visit from John Wagner of Lorillard on October 8.\nHe spent most of his time with Met First of the Harvard School of Public\nHealth, discussing various aspects of chemical analysis and tobacco\nsmoke products. All of his discussions were held in the context of our\non going research with the Lorillard smoking machine, and as always\nMr. Wagner was extremely helpful. We appreciate your efforts in\narranging his visit here. If there is anything further I can add on\nthis, please do not hesitate to let me know.\n\nMy warmest personal regards\nand highest respect,\n\nGary L. Huber, M.D., Chief\nDivision of Respiratory Diseases\n\nGLH/th\n\nBETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL\n\nMailing Address:\n\nBETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL\n330 BROOKLINE AVENUE\nBOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02215\nTELEPHONE 267-7000\n\nOctober 15, 1976\n\nWilliam Shinn, Esquire\nShook, Hardy & Bacon\n915 Grand Ave\nKansas City Missouri 64106", "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": "Exhibit III\n\nJuly 31, 1979\n\nMr. Harry Lees\n\nMarketing Department\n\nSubject: Full Flavor Young Adult\n\nBusiness Building Test\n\nThis is to briefly provide our plan for the young adult business building program.\n\nPurpose\n\nTo determine if increasing by 70% the promotional investment level against those 18 to 35 (with emphasis on those 18 to 24) in selected test markets, can generate sufficient incremental conversion volume to justify national expansion to all higher BDI markets (about 50% of population).\n\nPlan\n\nUtilize targeted intercept sampling to deliver 91M sample 20's to prime prospects in Atlanta, Greenville (S.C.), Asheville (N.C.), and Raleigh* (N.C.) during November 1979. Sample distribution will be as follows:\n\n- 40% SALEM Full Flavor/60% Filter brand.\n\n- Targeted to 35% aged 21 to 24**/65% aged 25 to 34.\n\n- 90% selective (e.g., sports events)/10% environmental (e.g., discos).\n\n- Utilize support materials as required to gain admittance to young adult environments: 2M items: 33% T-shirts (600)/66% visors (1,400).\n\nIn addition, package inserts will be used in about half of the samples.\n\n*Control markets are: Washington, DC, Roanoke, VA, Charleston, WVA.\n\n**We are prohibited from sampling to non-smokers and smokers under 21 years of age.", "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": "``Read every word!\n\nASH Wins Virginia Slims Tournament Ban!\n\nSettlement clears the way for Slims tennis tournament\n\nNumerous people and organizations were concerned that the Park Service's co-sponsorship would be misconstrued as an endorsement of cigarette smoking.\n\nC6 FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1991\n\nPark Service Bans Tobacco Sponsors\n\nLost Tennis Tourney For Virginia Slims\n\nBy Christine Sislar\n\nIn a legal settlement with a national anti-smoking group, the National Park Service agreed yesterday to ban tobacco company sponsorship of tennis tournaments in Rock Creek Park after next week.\n\nJohn Banzhaf, ASH executive director, said his group \"was delighted that we got this settled. We got everything we wanted.\"\n\n\"Virginia Slims wants to get respectability by being associated with responsible organizations,\" Banzhaf said. \"The bottom line is that hopefully not too many young girls will be attracted ... to smoking because of this agreement.\"\n\nThe agreement signed yesterday settles a suit brought by the Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), a nonprofit group that charged that tobacco company sponsorship is \"wrong, if not inappropriate.\"\n\nThe agreement also limits advertising during this year's tournament and bans the free distribution of cigarette and tobacco products. The Park Service also agreed to post one or more signs that its co-sponsorship of the Virginia Slims tournament \"does not imply endorsement of any product.\"\n\nASH's lawsuit and the very substantial amount of adverse publicity it generated for the U.S. Park Service, as well as for Virginia Slims, has resulted in an agreement under which no further tobacco company sponsored tournaments will be permitted in Rock Creek Park.\n\nIn view of the controversy, it is unlikely that any such cigarette promotions will be permitted anywhere on U.S. Park property in the future.\n\nThe Park Service also agreed to ASH's request to post special signs at the Virginia Slims tournament held there this summer, and to severely limit the commercial activities at the event.\n\nUnited States Department of the Interior\n\nNATIONAL PARK SERVICE\n\nNATIONAL CAPITAL REGION\n\n1100 OHIO DRIVE, S.W.\n\nWASHINGTON, D.C. 20242\n\nMr. John F. Banzhaf III\n\nExecutive Director and Chief Counsel\n\nAction on Smoking and Health\n\n2013 H Street, N.W.\n\nWashington, D.C. 20006\n\nDear Mr. Banzhaf:\n\nThis is intended to provide you with a statement of the National Park Service's intentions with respect to the sponsorship of tennis tournaments at the Tennis Center within Rock Creek Park.\n\nIn 1989, the National Park Service (NPS) agreed to permit the Washington Tennis Foundation to sponsor and conduct a sanctioned professional tennis tournament for women. The decision to permit that tournament on park property was based on our traditional support of recreational tennis in the city as well as the issue of fairness in so far as a men's professional tennis tournament had already been approved in a 1987 agreement.\n\nWe believe that the current relationship between cigarette smoking and the professional women's tennis tournament is an unfortunate one. Although there is not enough time to change sponsors for this year's tournament, I assure you that there will not be a tobacco sponsor for any other tournaments at Rock Creek Park.\n\nIn addition, the NPS does have regulations and policies regarding advertising of products or services on park property, and we will insure that there is no implied product endorsement by the Service. Only appropriate recognition of the event's sponsors will be permitted.\n\nWe appreciate your interest and concern in this matter.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRobert Shinn\n\nRegional Director, National Capital Region\n\n2043524229\n\nSMOKING AND HEALTH REVIEW: A Review on Smoking and Health 2013 H. St. N.W. Washington, DC 20006. Action on Smoking and Health, a national non-profit tax-exempt organization concerned with the problems of smoking and the rights of nonsmokers, is entirely supported by tax-deductible contributions. Regular contributors reserve the Smoking.\n\nASH Review\n\nSept-Oct 1991\n\nPage 3", "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": "United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce\n\nGeorge Herrera\nPresident/CEO\n\nOctober 12, 1998\n\nMr. Bert Gomez\nR.J. Reynolds\n9130 South Dadeland Boulevard\nMiami, FL 33156\n\nDear Mr. Gomez:\n\nOn behalf of The Board of Directors of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC), I would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for serving as a sponsor of our 19th Annual National Convention and International Expo. Your commitment and participation with the Hispanic Business community is greatly appreciated.\n\nIn our quest to continue to provide our sponsors with quality services, I would appreciate any comments, suggestions and/or recommendations you may have for enhancing the delivery of services at our convention/expo. Please feel free to communicate your comments to me.\n\nI have enclosed for your review our preliminary brochure for our 20th Annual Convention and International Expo, which will take place September 15-18, 1999 in San Diego, California. We will be celebrating our 20th Anniversary in San Diego. You can rest assured that next years conference will be our best ever. If you have any questions on sponsorship packages for next year, kindly contact Ms. Pilar Avila, Vice President of Event Services at (202) 842-1212, Extension 310.\n\nOnce again, thank you for continued support and we look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship.\n\nSincerely,\n\nGeorge Herrera\nPresident & CEO\n\n1019 19th Street NW, Suite 200 - Washington, D.C. 20036 - Telephone (202) 842-1212 - Fax (202) 842-3221", "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": "DEC. 4 1980\n\nNCHSR\n\nResearch Activities\n\nNATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH 3700 EAST WEST HIGHWAY ROOM 744, HYATTSVILLE, MD 20782\n\nHealth-Related Costs of Cigarette Smoking To Be Assessed: The price tag of anti-smoking policies will be calculated in a two-year study now underway with support from the National Center for Health Services Research (NCHSR). The project is one of the first to assess the economic and social impacts of anti-smoking initiatives, such as the ban of cigarette advertising from radio and television and the passage of \"clean air\" laws restricting smoking in public places. Besides assessing the costs of these initiatives, the study will estimate the health and environmental costs of smoking, including illnesses, fires, automobile accidents, and productivity losses. The research also will determine the impact of anti-smoking policies on the agricultural economy as well as calculate how the costs of smoking are distributed among the States and various groups, such as the young, the elderly, smokers, and non-smokers. Results are expected to have important implications for health policy-making and for future public policy research. The study will be carried out under an NCHSR grant by researchers at the University of Michigan headed by Kenneth E. Warner, Ph.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": "INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION\n\nOF THE\n\nFLAVOR INDUSTRY\n\nI.O.F.I.\n\nF. GRUNDSCHOBERT SC TECHN\n\nB. RUE CHARLES-HUMBERT\n\nCH-1205 GENEVE\n\n(022) 321 35 48 - TELFAX (022) 781 18 60\n\nMember Associations\n\nMembers of the Board of Directors\n\nMembers of the Committee of Experts\n\nInformation Letter 1095\n\nIPCS : INCHEM CD-ROM\n\nThe UNEP/ILO/WHO International Programme on Chemical Safety IPCS is making available a chemical information compact disk (CD-ROM) IPCS INCHEM.\n\nThe annual subscription price for single users is $ 500.- Order can be mailed to CCOHS 250 Main Street East Hamilton, Ontario Canada LBN 1H6 ; Fax : (905) 572-2206 or to IPCS, WHO, CH-1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland, Fax : +41 22/791 4848.\n\nThe first issue of the CD-ROM contains the following :\n\n- IPCS Environmental Health Criteria, 134 volumes\n\n- IPCS Health and Safety Guides, 19 volumes\n\n- IPCS International Chemical Safety Cards for 725 chemicals\n\n- WHO/FAO Pesticide Data Sheets 1 to 80\n\n- JECFA Monographs, 10 volumes and 749 evaluations\n\n- JMPR Evaluations 6 volumes and 1 summary\n\n- IPCS Poisons Information Monograph for 100 substances\n\n- IPCS/EC Antidotes Series, volumes 1 to 3\n\n- ILO/CIS Chemical Database with 18 Country Exposure Limits and 20 Chemical Database records\n\nIPCS : INCHEM CD-ROM\n\nL'UNEP/BIT/OMS International Programme on Chemical Safety IPCS met à disposition un disque compact avec des informations chimiques (CD-ROM) IPCS INCHEM.\n\nLa souscription annuelle pour les simples utilisateurs est de $ 500. Les ordres peuvent être transmis à CCOHS 250 Main Street East Hamilton, Ontario Canada LBN 1H6 ; Fax : (905) 572-2206 ou à IPCS, WHO, CH-1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland, Fax : +41 22/791 4848.\n\n1996-08-07", "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\nU.S.A.\n\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 TELEPHONE (212) 880-5000\n\nCIRCULAR NO. 584\n\nJune 19, 1989\n\nTo Our Customers in the Omaha-Lincoln, NE market area:\n\nPhilip Morris is proud to announce the introduction of NEXT De-Nic® Ultra Low Tar Regular and Menthol Kings and 100's in Soft Packs. This new brand will be available in your area on June 26, 1989.\n\nNEXT is the world's first \"denicotined\" cigarette which offers rich tobacco flavor and less than 0.1 mg nicotine. Smokers now have an important new option in NEXT. The introduction will be supported by an active advertising, retail and sampling effort.\n\nPRODUCT INFORMATION ON NEXT De-Nic® Ultra Low Tar King Size and 100mm\n\nPRODUCT AND UPC:\nCASE CARTON PACK SUPPRESSED\n\nKing Size Regular Soft Pack 02170 12170 00217 282172\n\nKing Size Menthol Soft Pack 02180 12180 00218 282182\n\n100mm Regular Soft pack 02190 12190 00219 282192\n\n100mm Menthol Soft Pack 02200 12200 00220 282202\n\nLIST PRICE:\n\nKing Size - $46.15 per thousand cigarettes.\n\n100mm - $47.65 per thousand cigarettes.\n\nNORMAL TERMS:\n\nNormal cash discount of 2% if remittances are mailed to us within 14 days of normal delivery date as shown on our invoice, plus anticipation allowance of 1 1/4% (total 3 1/4%) if remittances are received by us within 12 days of such date.\n\nPACKING:\n\n12,000 cigarettes (60 cartons) per case.\n\nKing Size: Weight-33.6 lbs. Cube-2.6 cu.ft.\n\nDimensions-17.8\" x 11.4\" x 21.8\"\n\n100mm: Weight-39.1 lbs. Cube-3.0 cu.ft.\n\nDimensions-20.7\" x 11.4\" x 21.8\"\n\nSPECIAL INTRODUCTORY ALLOWANCE AND INTRODUCTORY TERMS\n\nTo enlist your cooperation in obtaining retail distribution of our new NEXT De-Nic® Ultra Low Tar King Size and 100mm cigarettes, we are making available to you the following Introductory Allowance during the introductory period of June 26, 1989 to August 11, 1989.\n\n$24.00 Per 12M Case\n\nThis Introductory Allowance applies to that quantity invoiced to you during the introductory period, up to but not in excess of your introductory allocation for NEXT De-Nic® Ultra Low Tar King Size and 100mm. Your Philip Morris representative will advise you of the quantity allocated to you. Payment of the Introductory Allowance will be made \"off-invoice\" at the time of shipment. Your order should be given to your Philip Morris representative for placement with our Customer Service Department to ensure proper deduction of the Introductory Allowance from your invoice.\n\nIn addition to the Introductory Allowance, we are making available a special Early Acceptance Allowance. Details of the terms of this allowance are explained in Circular No. 584-A.\n\nInstead of our normal terms, we will allow you a cash discount of 3 1/4% on all shipments of NEXT De-Nic® Ultra Low Tar King Size and 100mm made during this introductory period, if payment is received within 30 days of the normal delivery date as shown on our invoice.\n\nAll orders are subject to acceptance by our Richmond office and to standard terms and conditions of sale, prices, styles and sizes in effect on date of shipment.\n\nNo representative or employee of this Company has any authority to alter any circular, letter or price list issued by this Company.\n\nPHILIP MORRIS U.S.A.\n\nMARLBORO BENSON & HEDGES MERIT VIRGINIA SLIMS PARLIAMENT SARATOGA CAMBRIDGE ALPINE MULTIFILTER\n\nP.O.S. 46211", "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\nMr. Derick A. Crawford\nRJR-Macdonald, Inc.\nMontreal\n\nRE: Dr. M. H. Bilimoria\n\nDear Derick:\n\nConfirming our telephone conversation in early July, in my judg-\nment, the Bilimoria/Ecobichon projects with reference to \"studies on\nambient tobacco smoke\" and on the \"usefulness of the micro-nucleus\ntest\", should be rejected because they are unimaginative proposals\nwithout good scientific foundations, and, in addition, have a number\nof political pitfalls. However, the most important reason for my recom-\nmending their rejection is the scientific worthlessness of the project.\n\nThere has been a tremendous literature on the alleged relationships\nbetween carcinogenic activity and aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase (AHH).\nThe consensus at the present time is that this reaction is not a good\nindicator or predictor for carcinogenic activity. Furthermore, all\nanimal models tried to date are unsuitable for simulating the alleged\neffects of smoking on human smokers, and even more unsuitable for simu-\nlating \"passive smoking\" in man. This applies particularly to rats.\nThis is shown, for example, in a very recent paper by S. M. Loscutoff\net al, and A. P. Wehner, entitled \"Dosimetry and Cardiopulmonary Function\nin Rats Chronically Exposed to Cigarette Smoke\", 'Toxicology Appl.\nPharm.' 64 (2): 335-352 (June 30, 1982), which demonstrates and refers\nto previous literature showing that the smoke taken in is in complete\ndisequilibrium with reference to gas phase, particulate phase, etc., as\ncompared to smoke taken in by human smokers. Any results which would be\nobtained by Bilimoria, regardless whether favorable or unfavorable from\nour point of view, would be meaningless.\n\nSimilar reasonings apply to the micronucleus test as a biological\nmonitor of tobacco smoke exposure. Cigarette smoke has been shown many\ntimes to be mutagenic. It has also been shown, even by those who very\nstrongly believe in mutagenesis tests, that such tests, at best, have a\nqualitative significance and are quantitatively meaningless. I personally\nhold an exceedingly dim view of even the qualitative usefulness of such\ntests. Adding another test to those already reported in the literature,\nis, in my judgment, total waste.\n\nI have been informed that Dr. Fagan of Philip Morris has advised\nyour counterpart in Canada by telephone about a month ago, or earlier,\nthat he considers the Bilimoria projects worthless. Dr. Fagan has\npromised me that he will make an attempt to repeat his comments in\nwriting.\n\ncc: S.B.W., P.J.W.E.\n\nbc: C.WN / (FLf)\n\nFrank G. Colby\n\nAugust 4, 1982", "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": "UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO\n\nBERKELEY • DAVIS • IRVINE • LOS ANGELES • RIVERSIDE • SAN DIEGO • SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA • SANTA CRUZ\n\nDOUGLAS J. CONRAD, M.D. 415-476-9284 FAX 415-476-9749 CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, BOX 0911 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94143\n\nDear Committee Members,\n\nEnclosed you will find a preliminary application to the Council for Tobacco Research for a grant looking at the molecular mechanisms regulating 15-lipoxygenase expression in airway epithelial cells and macrophages. This lipid peroxidating enzyme is implicated in the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis and asthma as outlined in the letter. The work proposed here grew out of studies with Elliott Sigal MD, PhD that were previously funded by the Council for Tobacco Research. The information you request is listed below.\n\nSincerely,\n\nDouglas J. Conrad Assistant Professor of Medicine University of California, San Francisco\n\nTitle: Post-transcriptional mechanisms regulating 15-lipoxygenase expression.\n\nPrinciple Investigator: Douglas J. Conrad, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Box 0911 University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, CA 94143 Phone: (415) 476-9284 FAX: (415) 476-9749\n\nEstimated first year budget: $80,000\n\nDuration of Project: 3 years", "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": "Microbiological Associates Inc. 5221 River Road Bethesda, Maryland 20816 (301) 654-3400 Telex: 90-6793 A Subsidiary of Daryl Laboratories Inc.\n\nCOPY\n\nJuly 18, 1985\n\nDr. Connie J. Stone Lorillard Research Center 420 English Street P. O. Box 21688 Greensboro, North Carolina 27420\n\nDear Connie,\n\nEnclosed are 2 draft protocols for studies involving Test Cigarettes previously examined in 6-Week Repeated Inhalation Studies. One Protocol (1601.006.001) is a modification of a 6-Week Protocol and is designed to investigate the progression of cellular proliferation and secretory cells in female rats after exposure to smoke from Test Cigarettes Dl and D7. This study should provide additional information concerning the effect of D1 and D7 on the respiratory tract. Animals would be sacrificed at specified intervals and tissues examined for mitotic figures and secretory cells. I have increased the number of animals sacrificed at each time point to allow for statistical comparisons. Although this study requires more histopathology than is usually performed, the cost will remain at $55,524. We presently have enough cigarettes in storage to begin this study at any time.\n\nThe second Protocol (1601.026.001) is a modification of a 90-Day Lavage Protocol and is designed to provide additional information of the effects of smoke from older Test Cigarettes on male rats. Because these older Test Cigarettes were all studied using female rats, this protocol would provide information on the effects in male rats while including all the lavage endpoints. I have written the protocol to use common controls and a common reference cigarette smoke-exposed group. This way, 4 Test Cigarettes can be examined at one time under 2 protocols. In order to conduct these studies, we will need an additional 600 cigarettes of each type. The number of puffs would be set at 6 per cigarette to insure survival. Because of the reduced number of animals involved, 4 Test Cigarettes could be studied concurrently for an approximate cost of $120,000.\n\nBill Hall and I also discussed the results obtained with Test Cigarettes D19 and D22 (I-2387.026). Adenomatous hyperplasia was observed in the lungs of female rats exposed to smoke from both Test Cigarettes. This lesion was", "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": "Kimberly-Clark\nSpecialty Products\nEXACT COPY\nDecember 15, 1986\nCONFIDENTIAL\nDr. Dan Straka\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company\nBowman Gray Development Center\nBuilding 611-B\nWinston-Salem, NC 27102\nDear Dan:\nIn response to your request, the following samples are being shipped to\nyou:\nOuter wrapper (handsheets with the standard composition and basis weight\nat two levels of permeability)\nSample # Basis wgt g/m² Coresta permeability\nP1487-153-1 40 50 cm/min\nP1487-153-2 40 11 cm/min\nInner Wrapper\nSample # Basis wgt g/m² Tensile % Chemical\nlbs/inch\nP1487-151 Bobbin 1 Top 22.7 7.8 1.3\nBottom 22.9 8.1 1.3\nBobbin 2 Top 22.4 7.8 1.3\nBottom 22.7 8.1 1.3\nThe paper was cut to a 26.5 mm. width and each bobbin contains 2200\nmeters. These samples along with the enclosed information are being\nsubmitted pursuant to the Joint Development Agreement. Please call us if\nyou need additional information or samples.\nI would like to wish you and the rest of your group a happy holiday season.\nSincerely,\nLoyd G. Kasbo\nLGK/htl", "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 1025 15TH STREET, NORTHWEST SAMUEL D. CHILCOTE, JR. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005 202/457-4600 800/488-4433\n\nJanuary 27, 1999\n\nMr. Howard S. Liebengood Vice President, Government Affairs Philip Morris Companies, Inc. 1341 G Street, N.W. 9th Floor Washington, DC 20005\n\nDear Howard:\n\nAs we close the books on The Tobacco Institute, I want to thank you for the opportunity to serve this distinguished industry.\n\nThe Institute was created more than 40 years ago. I have had the privilege and honor of serving as Institute President for the past 18 years. The support my staff and I have received from you — and from your predecessors — has been outstanding throughout the changing nature of the challenges we have faced together. No other sector of commerce has battled the wide range of issues that confronts the tobacco industry.\n\nI speak for current and former TI employees in expressing our appreciation for allowing us to enter the fight on your behalf. We are proud of our record at TI and wish you all the best, both professionally and personally, in the months and years ahead.\n\nIf there is ever a need for assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.\n\nSincerely,\n\nSamuel D. Chilcote, Jr.\n\nSDC/wnw\n\nTI1170-0004", "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\nU.S.A.\n120 PARK AVENUE\nNEW YORK, NY 10017 5592\n(917) 663-5000\nVia Fax #202 454-3599\nCarolyn J. Levy\nSenior Vice President\nYouth Smoking Prevention\nFebruary 21, 2002\nDr. Lyndon Haviland\nExecutive Vice President\nAmerican Legacy Foundation\n1001 G. Street, N.W., Suite 800\nWashington, DC 20001\nDear Lyndon:\nI received your letter dated February 14, 2002. Thank you for your willingness to ask\nRTI to conduct some analyses for us of the data that ALF collected on some of the youth\nsmoking prevention advertisements produced by Philip Morris USA's Youth Smoking\nPrevention Department (PM USA YSP). Rather than asking RTI to conduct analyses at\nthis point, would you please ask them to prepare a few cross tabulations for us? I've\nattached \"shells\" that should make this request quite clear and easy to meet. If you have\nany questions regarding these cross tabs, please give me a call.\nWe remain very interested in receiving the raw data and weighting, along with a\ndescription of the layout of the data. Thank you, in advance, for letting me know when\nthe data will be available.\nOn a related topic, we have reviewed the survey questionnaires (the version you gave us\non December 17, 2001 and the version that is posted on the ALF web site) for the LMTS-\nII wave of tracking conducted in the fall of 2000. As you know, these are the survey\ninstruments used to collect the data we have been requesting from ALF. We want you to\nknow that we are concerned that certain aspects of ALF's data collection methodology\nmay have biased the results ALF obtained on the PM USA YSP advertisements.\nSome examples:\nPM USA YSP's intended audience is kids aged 10-14. ALF interviewed kids\naged 12-17. As a result, ALF missed 40% of PM USA YSP's audience.\nDuring the fall of 2000, PM USA YSP was running nine different youth smoking\nprevention advertisements. From ALF questionnaires, it appears that ALF asked\nrespondents about only two of the ads we were running. In addition, ALF appears\nto have asked respondents about two of our ads that were not running during the\nfall. As a result, ALF appears to have missed 62% of the ads (percentage based\non our allocations) that PM USA YSP was running during the fall of 2000.", "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\nINTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nADDRESSED ONLY\n\nNo. 410 Rv\n\nSUBJECT: Weekly Status Report DATE: January 31, 1986\n\nTO: Dr. Franz X. Mullner FROM: J. C. DiNovi\n\nThe following system \"G-10\" recommended by Firmenich was evaluated:\n\nSubstrate Batch 4044 7.5 gm.\nB3 2.1\nPrecursor Mix 20 .50\nPTGA - 1115 40% .25\n\nPreliminary evaluation indicates that the level of flavor is too high. The smoke was pleasant but not cigarette like. Work on the refining the above will continue.\n\nPaper 16-2 was received from Kimberly-Clark with flavor #28 which contains Firmenich Tobacco flavor (chocolate) 305.436. The usage of 305.436 on the paper is .00001%.\n\n(A-1) AII (A-1) AIV and a 1:9 mixture of the two were evaluated at substantially lower levels on complete alpha models. (A-1) AIV at .00025 gms per capsule proved to have the best character. The addition of 2,6-dimethyl pyridine 5,6,7,8 tetra hydroquinoxaline and 5,6,7,8 tetra hydroquinoxaline improved the taste and smoke body in (A-1)AIV without increasing the pack aroma significantly.\n\nA new low sulphur fuel source has been developed and work is proceeding on the addition of a tobacco plug to the C.O.D. If either of these become our standard, I will forward these to your attention.\n\nJ. C. DiNovi\n\n/mhc", "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.\n900 THIRD AVENUE\nNEW YORK, N.Y. 10022\n\nTO: Doug Young, Controller & Secretary\nBusiness Office, Room 4 - Jessup Hall\nUniversity of Iowa\nIowa City, IA 52242\n\nDate: JAN 23 1987\nGrant No.: 1908\n\nGrantee: Robert A. Clark, M.D.\nCheck Amount: $15,000\nFor: Third Quarterly Payment\nActivation Date of Current Grant: 7/1/86\n\ncc: Grantee\n\n50190253", "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": "", "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:\n\nPromotion Department\n\nC. H. Bartlett\nW. A. Blair\nM. N. Bowdish\nJ. S. Bowling\nB. D. Brown\nC. T. Buzzard\nJ. B. Conrad\nR. H. Crawford\nD. M. Crump\nJ. J. Dean\nG. L. DeHaan\nS. B. Finch\nM. C. Frazer\nM. L. Gann\nJ. J. Gohn\nB. D. Gross\nJ. L. Hayes\nK. B. Hedrick\nG. M. Horrigan\nS. H. King\nJ. A. Leinster\nR. Y. Mabe\nH. B. Macfarlane\nR. B. Moreland\nW. K. Neher\nT. B. Owen\nV. D. Perez\nM. J. Scales\nC. L. Sharp\nC. A. Stone\nB. Wallace\nV. T. Watts\n\nSales Department\n\nA. L. Barnett\nC. A. Coyle\nP. M. Sheehan\nJ. R. Helm\nD. C. Hunt\nW. D. Noah\nH. R. Roseman\nL. A. Sasso", "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": "", "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 RJRCONFIDENTIAL\nrc C Mays\nJ. Frederick\nJ. White\nSubject: Status Report - Process Research\nDate: October 8, 1980\nFrom: M. E. Stowe\nTo: Dr. Alan Rodgman\nA. Alcohol Elimination Project - C. Mays\nMechanical testing and evaluation of the proposed B-9 solvent top\ndressing system has been completed. This system has been used for the\npreparation of tobaccos which will shortly be tested in Company-wide\nsmoking tests.\nConclusions reached from the early part of the work are:\n1. The majority of currently-used top dressings are\nsoluble in B-9 and, therefore, amenable to this\nsystem.\n2. One currently used top dressing (F-105) is not\ncompletely soluble in B-9 but can be applied as an\nemulsion.\n3. The use of B-9 as solvent permits use of air-\natomized nozzles which give a more uniform spray\nparticle than do the presently-used hydraulic\nnozzles.\n4. The use of a Micro-Motion flow meter permits more\naccurate control of top dressing flow.\n5. The proposed system gives better uniformity of\nflavorant application and eliminates the loss of\nsolvent to the atmosphere.\n6. The proposed system operates well in the currently\nused flavor drums and in the recently designed\nflavor \"tower\". Nozzle alignment is much more\ncritical in the tower than in the drum.\nIf the Company-wide smoking tests are satisfactory and if we do not\nencounter major delays in NFO testing, this system could be implemented in\nRJR factories during the 3rd quarter of 1981.", "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 26, 1940\n\nMr. C. F. Melley, Vice President\nThe American Tobacco Company\n111 Fifth Avenue\nNew York, N. Y.\n\nDear Sir:\n\nWe are enclosing report on Weights and Mois tures of the Four\nBrands from the Market, Lot No. 898, for the week ending Jan-\nuary 26, 1940.\n\nRespectfully yours,\n\nR. R. Hamner\nResearch Department\n\nW:R:JCP\nEnc\nc.c. Mr. W. H. Ogburny", "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": "Filters - Tips & Rods\n\nEcusta - Charcoal - Cen\n\nECUSTA PAPER CORPORATION\n\nSUBSIDIARY OF OLIN INDUSTRIES, INC.\n\nPISGAH FOREST\n\nNORTH CAROLINA\n\nNovember 11, 1953\n\nCABLE \"ECUSTA\"\n\nCONFIDENTIAL\n\nDr. H. R. Hamner, Director of Research\n\nThe American Tobacco Company\n\n400 Petersburg Turnpike\n\nRichmond 24, Virginia\n\nDear Dr. Hamner:\n\nEnclosed herewith are two boxes each containing\n\nten 66mm. activated carbon treated filter rods. PD #30\n\n2944-1 contains 7% carbon and PD #30 2945-2 contains\n\n3.5% carbon.\n\nThis is the same brand of carbon that was used in\n\nthe last rods sent you, except that in this case we used\n\na very fine particle size, resulting in a much greater uni-\n\nformity of appearance and in freedom from dusting.\n\nReduction in carbon concentration has resulted\n\nin lowering of adsorption efficiency; nevertheless, we\n\nare sending them for your evaluation and would appreciate\n\nyour comments.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nECUSTA PAPER CORPORATION\n\nJ. C. Rickards\n\nResearch and Development Dept.\n\nJCR:fn\n\nEnclosure", "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": "26-FEV-98 14:51 DE: PHILIP MORRIS EDC ID:41218342167 PAGE 2/5\n\nCRC and Inbifo network connection.\n\nHi Willy,\n\nAs discussed during our meeting review held at CRC on the 25th of February, here attached some network diagrams.\n\nRelated to the IP addresses, as promised, we have already reserved for both CRC and Inbifo 512 addresses (each). The ranges of available addresses for the workstation and printers are the following :\n\nFor CRC: first available address: 10.137.24.1\nLast available address: 10.137.25.253\nSubnet mask: 255.255.254.0\nDefault gateway: 10.137.25.254\n\nFor Inbifo: first available address: 10.137.26.1\nLast available address: 10.137.27.253\nSubnet mask: 255.255.254.0\nDefault gateway: 10.137.27.254\n\nWhen you will receive the green light from your management, I will contact Patrick Reynders to pass the order for the line and router.\n\nI hope this will help but do not hesitate to contact me if you need more details.\n\nBest regards.\n\nMauro Gamba", "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": "February 24, 1933\n\nMr. August J. Pacini, President,\nPacini Laboratories, Inc.,\n135 East Ohio Street,\nChicago, Ill.\n\nDear Mr. Pacini:-\n\nWith reference to correspondence we have had in connection with artificial maple flavoring, also synthetic product which you state give the results suggestive of a \"pure Turkish aroma\", our Research Department, to whom the samples were submitted, have tried out your materials. I am today in receipt of advice from our Research Department that, in their opinion, your materials would not be suitable for our use. We, therefore, wish to advise we will not be interested.\n\nWe wish to thank you, however, for having written us.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nCharles P. Kelley,\nVice President.\n\n634480051", "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\n\n1225 EIGHTH STREET - SUITE 330\nSACRAMENTO, CA 95814\n800/852-7290 • 916/444-6211 FAX\n\nDANIEL M. HOWLE\nVice President\n916/444-3434\n\nNovember 20, 1998\n\nCapitol Fund\nP.O. Box 9723\nSpokane, WA 99209-9723\n\nDear Committee Members:\n\nOn behalf of The Tobacco Institute, I am pleased to enclose our contribution to your campaign. The Institute recognizes that good citizenship includes involvement in the political process and giving support to candidates who give full and careful consideration to all sides of an issue.\n\nAccordingly, after consultation with our legislative consultant, Todd Mielke, we are delighted to offer our support.\n\nSincerely,\n\nDaniel Howle\nRegional Vice President\n\ncc: Todd Mielke\n\nEnclosure $1,000.00\nCheck Number 35996 Dated: 10/31/98\n\nTNWL 0003782\n\nNATIONAL OFFICE • 1017 14TH STREET, NORTHWEST • WASHINGTON, DC 20005 • 202 457 4900", "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 CONFIDENTIAL\n\nMarch 2, 1989\n\nTO: Brand Research Managers Assistant Brand Research Managers Sr. Marketing Research Analysts Marketing Research Analysts\n\nFROM: E. C. Etzel\n\nSUBJECT: USE OF NORMATIVE DATA IN CONCEPT AND CONCEPT/PRODUCT RESEARCH\n\nThis document is to provide a standardized means of reporting the key measures obtained in concept and concept/product research, particularly as they relate to comparisons with normative/historical data. This paper lays out what the key measures are, the smoker groups among whom the measures should be analyzed/ reported, and the appropriate consumer responses to report for each measure.\n\nAn earlier document (issued by T. Toben - February 10, 1987) provided a standardized questionnaire. As a result of the earlier paper, it became possible to make comparisons across studies and, therefore, it became possible to develop norms for key measures. The norms as well as the information pertinent to the development of the norms have been summarized in the CONCEPT-CONCEPT/PRODUCT DATABASE. (See Attachment III.)\n\nIt should be noted up-front that this is not a \"how-to\" analyze the tables from a study. Rather, it is a summary of that part of an analysis that should be common to all concept and concept/product tests.\n\n- CONCEPT TESTING\n\nBackground\n\nThe key measures included in concept testing are:\n\nPurchase Interest (also called Concept Acceptance), Difference (Uniqueness), Importance, Believability, and Thermometer Rating of Product Expectations.\n\nThe above measures represent the issues that a new brand idea or a line extension idea must address. First, a new cigarette idea should generate consumer interest -- i.e., concept acceptance. Second, a new cigarette idea should be perceived as different from what is currently available on the market. However, difference is not enough, a new idea should also be important or relevant to smokers. Moreover, smokers must believe the product can live up to the claims being made. Lastly, consumers should also hold positive expectations about the product.\n\nOf the above measures, only the purchase interest measure (referred to as concept acceptance) is generally used as action standard. The other measures are diagnostics that help explain why the concept achieved the acceptance level it did.", "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": "DOCKETS MANAGEMENT BRANCH\n\nSTATE OF DELAWARE\nDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES\nDIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH\nSTATE TUMOR REGISTRY\nP.O. BOX 5053\nWILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19808-0053\n\nTELEPHONE: (302) 995-8805\n\nApril 14, 1988\n\nFrank E. Young, M.D., Ph.D.\nCommissioner of Foods and Drugs\nFood and Drug Administration\nDepartment of Health and Human Services\nRockville, MD 20857\n\nDear Dr. Young:\n\nHopefully the FDA will continue to insist on the need to consider R. J. Reynolds \"new\" cigarette, FAVOR, as a drug for which a new drug application will be needed. It would be too bad if the safety and efficacy considerations which are validly enforced by the FDA for therapeutic health supporting drugs should not also be applied to recreational drugs such as nicotine. I suspect that the new \"smoking article\" proposed by R. J. Reynolds for nicotine would be equally effective for illicit drugs, especially marijuana and codeine, and their control even more difficult.\n\nPlease keep up the good work.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRobert W. Frelick, M.D.\nMedical Director of\nChronic Diseases\n\nRWF/dlh\n\nE\nC00067\n\n9875.0", "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": "Arthur D. Little, Inc.\n\nACORN PARK\nCAMBRIDGE 40, MASSACHUSETTS\nUNIVERSITY 4-8770\n\nMarch 26, 1964\n\nDr. Paul S. Larson\nDepartment of Pharmacology\nMedical College of Virginia\nRichmond 19, Virginia\n\nDear Paul:\n\nThe data referred to in the paper are contained in the attached table and, in addition, information on gas phase particulate phase distribution. The ED50 per cigarette heading indicates the number of ED50 units per cigarette when smoked so that eight 40 milliliter two second puffs were taken. The tobacco blend was the same in all three cigarettes.\n\nWith best regards,\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nCharles J. Kensler\n\nCJK:tjb\n\nHEADQUARTERS - CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS\n\nCHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK WASHINGTON SANTA MONICA\nTORONTO SAN JUAN MEXICO CITY LONDON ZURICH", "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 19, 1921.\n\nMr. P. R. Dohm,\n\nAssistant to the President,\n\nThe American Tobacco Company,\n\nNew York, New York.\n\nDear Mr. Dohm:\n\nI am enclosing a re-written copy of the article which I left with you last week.\n\nIn this copy we have taken up some of the loose ends and omitted some of the statements previously made. The copy of the curves included with the copy in your possession, I would ask that you place in this new copy for the reason that I have no more of these curves drawn and do not want to hold the article up to draw another set of curves. This curve should go in after page 11.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nA. L. Cheesley\nChemist\n\nENCLOSURE", "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\n\n1600 West Hill Street · P. O. Box 35090 · Louisville, Kentucky 40232\n\nTELEPHONES\n(502) 774-7666\n(502) 774-7011\n\nMarch 15, 1983\n\nMr. Raymond E. Rossi\nMarketing Manager\nCrompton & Knowles Corporation\n17-01 Nevins Road\nP. O. Box 415\nFair Lawn, New Jersey 07410\n\nDear Mr. Rossi:\n\nAttached are duplicate originals of an AGREEMENT OF DISCLOSURE AND CONFIDENTIALITY. We have signed both. This Agreement is the product of input from our various suppliers and B&W's need to adopt a procedure that treats all confidential information the same way.\n\nAfter you have had a chance to review it, please sign and return one copy to the undersigned. If you have any questions, please feel free to call.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nRobert H. Sachs\n\n/slh9096\n\n605123502", "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": "CIRCULAR NO. 4682\n\nTHE\nAMERICAN\nTOBACCO\nCOMPANY\n\nAugust 27, 1986\n\nNEW\n\nPALL MALL\nUNFILTERED LIGHTS\n\nTO OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND\n\nWe are pleased to announce the introduction of PALL MALL Unfiltered Lights cigarettes in your area beginning September 8, 1986.\n\nPALL MALL Unfiltered Lights is the first non-filter cigarette that delivers great taste and low tar, too.* Details are as follows:\n\nSHI PM ENTS: Starting September 8\n\nLIST PRICE: $35.90 per M\n\nSPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE: $33.90 PER M\n\nThis special price of $33.90 per M, representing $24.00 off per 12M case ($2.00 per M), will be available from September 8 through September 26 on all orders for PALL MALL Unfiltered Lights.\n\nInvoices covering shipments will reflect the reduced price.\n\nEffective September 29, the regular list price will apply.\n\nSIX STAMFORD FORUM\nP.O. BOX 10180\nSTAMFORD CONNECTICUT 06904-2380\n203 323 4900", "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": "July 1, 1958\n\nMr. Paul A. Jamarik, Acting Director\nBureau of Consultation\nFederal Trade Commission\nWashington 25, D. C.\n\nDear Mr. Jamarik:\n\nAs we indicated in our letter of June 27, we are offering our comments on the tentative standards submitted with your letter of June 20. We shall discuss these items by item.\n\nI. Procedure for Selection of Cigarettes for Smoke Analysis\n\n(a) While we have no serious objection to the described method of obtaining representative samples, it is our opinion that the purchase of cigarettes from each of three representative markets is entirely satisfactory.\n\n(b) As we have pointed out before, we are not in sympathy with smoking all cigarettes to the same butt length. In comparing cigarettes, it is our view that equivalent amounts of tobacco should be smoked. This can best be accomplished in a practical manner by smoking the same length of cigarette. If one smokes to the same butt length, he will smoke increasing amounts of tobacco with increasing length of cigarette. For example, if one compares a 70 mm and an 85 mm cigarette in this manner, he will smoke approximately one-third more tobacco with the 85 mm than with the 70 mm cigarette. Accordingly, a manufacturer could produce a cigarette with less solids or any ingredient of cigarette smoke by the simple device of reducing the length; hence, the tobacco content of his cigarette. The adoption of any standard butt length, irrespective of length of cigarette, appears to us to be an unscientific and unsatisfactory basis for comparing cigarettes.\n\nFurthermore, purely from the standpoint of time available, it would be impossible for a \"chain smoker\" to smoke as many 85 mm as 70 mm or any shorter length cigarettes if smoked to the same butt length.", "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": "NAPHP NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY\n\n23 Pheasant Way South Burlington, Vermont 05401 802-658-0136\n\nMilton Terris President Dan E. Beauchamp President-Elect Allen N. Koplin Vice-President Robert Barrie Secretary Susan S. Addiss Treasurer\n\nMr. George Schweitzer January 25, 1985 Vice-President, Communications CBS Broadcast Group 51 West 52nd Street New York, N.Y., 10019\n\nDear Mr. Schweitzer:\n\nI am writing concerning the Public Service Announcement regarding smoking in pregnancy. The PSA portrays a fetus clutching a cigarette, and CBS has refused to screen it on the grounds that it is \"too graphic\". I am surprised and dismayed at this decision. I have seen the ad; it is graphic. It is also riveting, disturbing, and frightening. It may even be graphic enough to dissuade a pregnant woman from smoking.\n\nSmoking in pregnancy is one of the most dangerous behaviors one can attempt. The fetus is chronically exposed to oxygen starvation and carbon monoxide poisoning. As a consequence, women who smoke have a much greater risk of miscarriage, premature delivery, and birth of growth-retarded babies.\n\nWhy do these women smoke? Perhaps because few people tell them not to. Perhaps the warning from their physician is too little and too late, when compared to a billion dollar a year advertising campaign which has already convinced them that smoking will keep them slim, enhance their sex appeal, and make them popular. Mass media has promoted that image, and done little to counter that -- consider the number of glamorous and successful women role-models seen smoking on your prime-time television shows.", "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": "4.", "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": "H.B. Fuller Company Tobacco Business Unit 3005-A Holt's Chapel Road Greensboro, North Carolina 27401 Phone: (919) 274-5773 FAX: (919) 274-7018 RECEIVED CONFIDENTIAL JUL 16 1992 A. C. D. July 15, 1992 Mr. Art Diesing Brown & Williamson Additive Advisory Committee Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation 1500 Brown & Williamson Tower Louisville Galleria Louisville, KY 40202 Dear Art, Enclosed, please find an Ingredients Disclosure list covering H. B. Fuller XR-6024 which the Winston- Salem branch will be evaluating as a packaging adhesive pending your approval. If I may be of further service, please so advise. Best regards, H. B. Fuller Company Sam Taylor Technical Services Manager Tobacco Industry Encl. CONFIDENTIAL Ingredients Disclosure: XR-6024 cc: MK, SWT, WFR, WWO, LD, XR6024.ING-file SWT:lat CONFIDENTIAL 605116585", "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": "For information: Emil Corwin\nDirector of Press Relations\nAmerican Cancer Society\nConrad Hilton Hotel\n7th Street & Michigan Blvd.\nChicago, Illinois\nTel.: Wabash 2-4400\n\nNOTE TO SCIENCE WRITERS AND EDITORS:\n\nHerewith an advance text of a paper to be read at the Sunday,\nJuen 24th morning session of the 28th Annual Meeting of the American\nCollege of Chest Physicians at Morrison Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, by\nDr. E. Cuyler Hammond, Director of the Statistical Research Section of\nthe American Cancer Society. This is not to be released before Sunday\nNoon, June 24.\n\nDr. Hammond will participate in a panel on \"The Issue of the\nDay -- Smoking and Lung Cancer: An Assessment of Recent Events.\" The\nother speakers are Dr. Oscar Auerbach, Senior Medical Investigator,\nVeterans Administration Hospital, East Orange, N.J., and Dr. Ernest L.\nWynder, Head of Section of Epidemiology, Sloan-Kettering Institute, New\nYork.\n\nDr. Hammond and his associates present new biologic evidence\nlinking cigarettes to health, especially how cigarette smoking affects\ndeath rates from heart disease. The title of the paper is, \"Smoking in\nRelation to Pulmonary Changes: Rupture of Alveolar Septa, Fibrosis, and\nThickening of Walls of Small Arteries and Arterioles. A Preliminary\nReport.\"\n\nDrs. Hammond and Auerbach will be available for a press\nconference at the Morrison Hotel immediately following their presentation,\nSunday, June 24, at about noon.\n\nEmil Corwin\nDirector of Press Relations", "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": "FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION\n\nSeattle Regional Office\n2840 Federal Building\n915 Second Avenue\nSeattle, Washington 98174\n(206) 442-4655\n\nSeptember 2, 1980\n\nClifford H. Goldsmith, President\nPhillip Morris, Inc.\n100 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nRe: CN #981-80 (Carlton Cigarettes)\n\nDear Mr. Goldsmith:\n\nEnclosed are copies of letters from James Bondelid of Seattle, Washington and Robert Jacobson of Lakewood, Colorado. Although we do not represent Mr. Bondelid or Mr. Jacobson (or other private parties), we carefully note and monitor all reports of practices which may be unlawful under the statutes we enforce. Some of these reports result in investigation or other formal action by the Commission, if warranted.\n\nIn forwarding this information for your attention and consideration we have not passed upon its merits nor upon any questions of law which may be involved. Mr. Bondelid and Mr. Jacobson have indicated however, that the enclosed advertisements for three different brands of cigarettes are misleading in that all claim to be the lowest in tar, although the Carlton brand appears to have less tar. Accordingly, please provide information sufficient to substantiate your claim or explain the discrepancy in the statistics used, in these advertisements. In addition, we would appreciate any other comments, including any action taken or proposed by your company, concerning this matter.\n\nThe Commission specifically reserves the right to take any action deemed appropriate under the law.\n\nSincerely,\n\nTerrence C. Brown\nAttorney\n\nEnclosures\n\ncc: James Bondelid\nRobert Jacobson", "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\n\nSECURITY PACIFIC PLAZA, SUITE 2230\n777 NORTHS AVEUR, NORTHEAST\nBELLEVUE, WA 98004\n\nPAUL A. JACOBSON\nRegional Vice President\n206/846-3093\n\nJuly 6, 1990\n\nThe Honorable Karen Horita\nHawaii House of Representatives\n1303 Moeloa Place\nHonolulu, Hawaii 96819\n\nDear Representative Horita:\n\nEnclosed is a $200.00 contribution check from The Tobacco Institute for your campaign committee. Norman Suzuki and Wendell Kimura, The Tobacco Institute's Hawaii Legislative Counsel, suggested that we make this contribution to support your re-election efforts.\n\nThe Institute and our Hawaii Counsel certainly have appreciated your willingness to discuss issues of concern to the tobacco industry and your constituents who choose to smoke.\n\nGood luck in the 1990 elections.\n\nVery truly yours,\n\nPaul A. Jacobson\n\nEnclosure\n\ncc:Norman Suzuki\nWendell Kimura\n\nNATIONAL OFFICE 1875 1 STREET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202/457-4800\n\nTCAL0349914", "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 23, 1990\n\nTo: Betty Nifong\n\nCan you please print me a list of all specification changes this year. I need to know the number of changes made this year.\n\nR. L. Willard\n\nRLW:pmj\n\nxc: H. E. Guess\n\n50806 15710", "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\nFebruary 11, 1981\n\nDr. Thomas Mulligan\nBorriston Laboratories, Inc.\n5050 Beech Place\nTemple Hills, Maryland 20031\n\nDear Dr. Mulligan:\n\nPlease find enclosed approximately 2,000 grams each of D3 and D4 to be tested by you in the Subchronic Oral Toxicity Screen. As Dr. Minnemeyer discussed with you, please keep the samples refrigerated.\n\nIf you have any questions, please feel free to call upon us.\n\nSincerely,\n\n(Mrs.) Lynne B. Gray\nChemist\n\nLBG/tb\n\nEnclosures\n\n81331309", "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 BAR ASSOCIATION Section of Urban, State and Local Government Law March 11, 1994 Murray H. Bring Sr. Vice President Philip Morris Companies, Inc. 120 Park Avenue New York, NY 10017-5592 Re: Grant for Production of \"Legal Aspects of Disaster Recovery and Emergency Preparedness\" Video Program Dear Mr. Bring: As Chair of the Section of Urban, State and Local Government Law of the American Bar Association, I am writing you regarding the Section's development of a video program on \"Legal Aspects of Disaster Recovery and Emergency Preparedness.\" This video program is a project of a new Section Task Force on Emerging Issues in State and Local Government Law. In recent months, members of the Section in state and local government law offices have been affected by the diverse types of natural and manmade disasters which have occurred, including Hurricane Andrew, the World Trade Center bombing, the Iowa floods and the Los Angeles earthquake. In each of these disasters, government legal departments were faced with often unprecedented issues involving human safety, civil rights, breakdown of communications systems, non-functional computer systems and systems for public contracting and interference of the media with rescue activities, to name just a few. The Task Force will be presenting a program at the Annual Meeting in New Orleans about how legal departments in various communities coped with these disasters. The program is intended to provoke discussion of how legal departments can prepare for the \"unthinkable\", by learning from the experiences of those who have had to react to recent emergencies. The written materials prepared for this program will be compiled into a publication which includes a \"checklist\" which can be utilized as a guide for disaster planning by government legal departments and other officials. RECEIVED MAR 17 1994 MURRAY H. BRING", "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": "Date - TBD\n\nDRAFT\n\nDear Valued Retailer:\n\nThe FDA has issued regulations affecting the way that retailers, distributors and manufacturers merchandise, market and sell cigarettes to consumers. As you know, certain regulations regarding age verification went into effect on February 28, 1997. The next portion of regulations affecting retailers goes into effect on August 28, 1997 and consists of the following requirements:\n\n- Self-service displays are prohibited, except in adult only facilities\n\n- Point-of-sale materials (both permanent and temporary) are limited to black text on a white background, except in adult only facilities\n\n- No vending machines, except in adult only facilities\n\n- No free samples\n\n- No pack sales of less than 20 cigarettes\n\n- No outdoor advertising within 1,000 feet of a public playground or elementary or secondary school\n\n- No offering of any merchandise (except cigarettes) in exchange for cigarette purchases or proof of purchase\n\n- No distribution, marketing or sale of branded merchandise\n\nAccording to the regulations, an adult only facility is defined as one where the retailer ensures that no one under 18 is present, or permitted to enter, at any time. Additionally, color advertising in an adult only facility cannot be visible from the outside of the facility and must be attached to a fixture.\n\nPM USA is committed to working with you so that your Philip Morris cigarette merchandising fixtures, displays and point-of-sale items will be in compliance with the regulations as of August 28, 1997. Your PM USA sales representative will contact you shortly to arrange a site survey to determine the location and quantity of PM USA materials in your store. During this visit, we also look forward to sharing solutions on how to continue merchandising the cigarette category so that you maintain both smoker satisfaction and category sales and profits.\n\nPlease contact your local PM USA Sales representative if you have any questions. We thank you for your continued support and cooperation. To obtain a full copy of the regulations, please contact your trade association or the FDA at:\n\nOffice of Policy (HF- 23)\nFood and Drug Administration\n5600 Fishers Lane\nRockville, MD 20857\n(888) 332-4543\n\nPHILIP MORRIS USA\n\n2077703932\n\nPrivileged and Confidential - Attorney Work Product - Attorney Client Communication", "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. 349\n\nINTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nSUBJECT: Monthly Status Report for May, 1985 DATE: June 10, 1985\n\nTO: Mr. K. L. Rush FROM: M. F. Borgerding\n\nAlarie Aging Study\n\nA series of aged and unaged Alarie Models have been analyzed at the request of Bill Casey to determine the effects of aging on various aerosol delivery parameters. Nicotine, glycerin, acetic acid, propionic acid, benzoic acid and myristic acid aerosol levels on a per puff basis and whole unit basis were determined. In addition, the capsules and tubes from various models were analyzed after smoking. A joint report summarizing the results of this work will be forthcoming.\n\nDetermination of Menthol in WTPM\n\nDevelopment of a method for the determination of menthol in WTPM has been completed. Areas of investigation included optimization of trapping system efficiency, determination of sample precision, determination of instrument precision and development of chromatographic end-determination. This is based on the evaluation of various trapping systems consisting of a series of cambridge pads and/or solvent traps with various solvents. Two cambridge pads in series were found to be the optimum trapping system. The trapping efficiency with dual pads was 98.3 + 1.4 (n=4) for complete models and 96.8 + 4.6 (n=6) when both whole modes and partial models were studied. It should be noted these trapping efficiencies are based on the assumption that 100% menthol is trapped on three cambridge pads in series. The sample precision and instrument precision are presented in Tables 1 and 2, respectively. The precision data should be of particular interest and significance to the Development Division when determining differences between prototypes as compared to model to model variation. The chromatographic separation development is similar to the present nicotine/glycerin separation, although the temperature program required results in an 11-minute separation time.", "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\nRICHARD P. SOLANA, D.V.M., Ph.D.\nP.O. Box 26603\n(804) 274-4011\nFAX: (804) 274-7181\n\nDecember 18, 2000\n\nA. Bennett Jenson, M.D.\nWestern Pennsylvania Foundation\n4800 Friendship Avenue\nPittsburgh, PA 15224\n\nRe: Change of Award Letter\n\nDear Dr. Jenson:\n\nPlease consider this as your approval letter to have the funds currently reserved for you at Georgetown University for your research entitled \"Agripharmaceuticals for Production of a Papillomavirus Vaccine in Tobacco Plants\" transferred to the Western Pennsylvania Foundation.\n\nWe wish you the best in your research efforts.\n\nSincerely,\n\ncc: Ms. Kelly Hill\nMs. Loreen Carchman", "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": "June 18, 1963\n\nDr. Alvan L. Barach\n329 Park Avenue\nNew York 28, New York\n\nDear Doctor Barach:\n\nWe recently had a translation made of Professor H. O. Hettche's paper on atmosphere pollution by soot and carbon compounds in West Germany and other countries. It occurred to me that you might like to have a copy for the information and references it gives on atmospheric contamination by carbon monoxide in cities, and the blood levels found by several investigators in persons subjected to various city and industrial exposures.\n\nWith kind regards,\n\nSincerely,\n\nRCH:tih\nEnclosure\n\nRobert C. Hockett, Ph.D.\nAssociate Scientific Director", "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\nAgency Memo\n\nTO: R. G. Miller\n\nAGENCY: McCann-Erickson\n\nFROM: M. J. Scales\n\nDATE: October 8, 1985\n\nSUBJECT: January, 1986 Magazine Premium Offer - Revision 1\n\nThis will revise the previous brief for the subject promotion dated 10/6/85. The reason for the revision is the elimination of the pop-up BIGIF coupon. All other elements remain as before. Abbe has been alerted, by phone, of the change required.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nCAMEL plans to execute a premium offer via selected young adult male magazines. We will offer consumers a free CAMEL T-shirt via a toll-free phone number.\n\nRespondents identified as non-CAMEL smokers, age 21-34, will receive an unannounced store coupon good for two free cartons of any style CAMEL. Those non-CAMEL smoker respondents, age 35+, will receive six unannounced store coupons good for $2.00 off any style CAMEL carton.\n\nASSIGNMENT\n\nDevelop creative and provide art/mechanicals for subject promotion.\n\nCREATIVE CONSIDERATIONS\n\nThis confirms creative objectives, developed by Brand, and items provided by Promotion.\n\nCREATIVE OBJECTIVES:\n\n- Maximize communication of the offer.", "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": "BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED\nLEGAL DEPARTMENT\nP O BOX 462 WESTMINSTER HOUSE\n7 MILLBANK LONDON SWIP 3JE\nTelephone 22-222 1222\nTeiepame A4eeess Vehi\nYour Ref:\nOur Ref:\nT E DAVIES\nH A MORINI\nR A HENCHLEY\nR G BAKER\nP141\nDate 7th September, 1972\n\nV. A. Smith, Esq., 1600 West Hill Street,\nLouisville,\nKentucky 40201,\nU.S.A.\n\nDear Mr. Smith,\n\nRECEIVED\nSEP 11 1972\nV.A. SMITH\n\nBW-068-1 - Enhancement of Flavour and Aroma\nby Microwave Treatment\n\nWith reference to my letter of 23rd August I have today received a reply from Souza Cruz in Brazil requesting us to seek protection for the above-mentioned patent in that country.\n\nThey have asked that you forward directly to Momsen, Leonardos & Cia. all the relevant documents so that the application can be filed within the Convention deadline. They have also asked that copies of all correspondence should be forwarded to the Legal Department of Souza Cruz quoting reference LD/E/25.\n\nYours sincerely,\nA/Morini\n\n681807203", "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": "Erik Stokkebye as\n\nCIGAR- & TOBAKSFABRIK\n\nPIENTEDAMSGADE 21 - DK 5100 ODENSE - DANMARK\n\nTELEFON (09) 14 35 00 - TELEX 59 806 (PREBAX) - GIRO 59 283\n\nBANK: DEN DANSKE PROVINSBANK\n\nAS REG NR. 41338\n\nMr. John H. Hager\n\nThe American Tobacco Company\n\nResearch and Development\n\nP.O. Box 799\n\nH o p e w e l l - V A . 2 3 6 6 0\n\nU S A\n\nMarch 26th, 1973\n\nPS/ba\n\nDear John,\n\nIt was so good to speak to you on the telephone on Friday,\n\nMarch 23rd.\n\nYou will have within a few days a detailed report from our export\n\nshipping department with regard to the no. 4 shipment that came\n\ninto your country through New York City port.\n\nI am enclosing a letter as well as a shipping schedule made for\n\nyour additional order for 200,000 lbs. of tobacco to be delivered\n\nfor the remainder of this year.\n\nWe decided on the telephone that I shall be coming to the U.S.\n\na few days before planned, i.e. that I shall leave London on\n\nWednesday, June 6th in the afternoon and be arriving some time late\n\nevening in New York City. Thursday and Friday, 7th and 8th, will be\n\nin New York City, and the week thereafter in Richmond, VA. My detailed\n\nplans will be sent to you in due time.\n\nJohn, all of us here really appreciate the enormous business\n\nthat has developed and may I once more assure you of our best\n\nendeavours to keep the quality straight and to increase capacity\n\nin our manufacturing plant.\n\nWith my best personal regards, I remain,\n\nYours sincerely,\n\nErik Stokkebye a/s\n\nPeter Stokkebye\n\nEncl.\n\nTRADING COMPANIES:\n\nPETE BROS - P O U L PETERSEN - A. JENSEN - HERMAN KRØGER - JØRGEN JENSEN\n\nA MEMBER OF THE GALLAHER GROUP", "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\nSubject: Statements by Ernst Wynder Date: September 3, 1981\n\nTo: Dr. F. G. Colby From: C. W. Nystrom\n\nThe following two comments made by Ernst Wynder at two different meetings in the past two years seem quite inconsistent to me.\n\nOn Page 90 of the 1980 Banbury Report on safe cigarettes, Dr. Wynder is quoted as saying:\n\n\"This is a crucial point. If you measure cotinine-nicotine levels in the blood-stream of cigar and pipe smokers, you find that they are as high as those among cigarette smokers. Since we know there is no increased risk for coronary disease among cigar or pipe smokers, even with their elevated cotinine-nicotine levels, I wonder if you are going to study catecholamines?\"\n\nAt the June, 1981, symposium on Epidemiology and Prevention of Atherosclerotic Disease in Capri, Italy, Leonard Zahn reports the following comments made by Dr. Wynder:\n\n\"During discussion, Wynder commented that smoking will have no adverse effect in the absence of arteriosclerosis. What is the factor in tobacco that can initiate a heart attack in a system already afflicted with arteriosclerosis, he asked? That's the key question that hits at the core of efforts to develop a \"safe\" cigarette, he said.\n\nWynder said his own theory is that nicotine, not carbon monoxide, is \"the culprit\" because the alkaloid \"perhaps\" causes an increase in catecholamines that in turn have an adverse effect on a coronary system that is already damaged.\n\nColli\n\nCWN:tml", "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": "February 5, 1980\n\nHeadquarters Defense Personnel Support Center\nAttention: DOSC - SPC\n2800 South 29th Street\nPhiladelphia, PA 19101\n\nGentlemen:\n\nListed below is the dollar sales volume invoiced to Army and\nAir Force Commissaries under Brand Name Contract DSA-13H-77-\n5-0057 (SB10-500-57) for the calendar year January through\nDecember 1979 by month.\n\n| Domestic | Export | Total |\n|---|---|---|\n| January | $ 2,330,607 | $ 579,300 | $ 2,909,907 |\n| February | 1,909,818 | 493,365 | 2,403,183 |\n| March | 2,626,327 | 401,798 | 3,028,125 |\n| April | 2,101,327 | 244,714 | 2,346,041 |\n| May | 2,542,064 | 350,480 | 2,892,544 |\n| June | 2,335,002 | 362,913 | 2,697,915 |\n| July | 2,537,280 | 269,524 | 2,806,804 |\n| August | 2,435,393 | 504,463 | 2,939,856 |\n| September | 2,169,999 | 282,962 | 2,452,961 |\n| October | 2,377,391 | 270,806 | 2,648,197 |\n| November | 2,320,909 | 24,510 | 2,345,419 |\n| December | 2,225,838 | 493,213 | 2,719,051 |\n\nTotal: $27,911,955 $4,279,048 $32,190,003\n\nW. C. Montgomery\n\ncc: Jan Alton", "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, INC.\n\n1976 K STREET, NORTHWEST I WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 I 302 296-8434\n\nTO: Committee of Counsel (CONFIDENTIAL)\n\nFROM: Horace R. Kornegay\n\nSUBJECT: \"Shubik Blasts Tobacco Industry Scientists\"\n\nThe attached story on \"Shubik Blasts Tobacco Industry Scientists\" in the Cancer Newsletter October 4, 1974 is accurate in its essentials. However, the target of Shubik's attack was tobacco industry-funded research. Dr. Shubik exploded after Bob Hockett's presentation of such research funded by CTR at the Tobacco Working Group meeting. His statement,\n\n\"It shocks me that 20 years later (after the health hazards of cigarettes had become evident) you have not joined the community of men. You will go down in history denying facts well-known to the scientific community. When I see people die of a preventable disease, and I know what caused it, I get very angry. It offends me when people who are scientists and who know better, offer the arrant nonsense that cigarettes are not a health threat.\"\n\nwas actually addressed to Dr. Hockett and was in reaction to Dr. Hockett's saying that the problem that industry has in reducing the carcinogenicity of cigarettes stems from a definition of what carcinogenicity is. That is, it's not a property but a process, different by species, by sight and by laboratory artifact. Unreported as well, was the comment made to Fred Panzer by Gori that Shubik's outburst would be typical of the reception to a presentation of industry research to the National Cancer Advisory Board.\n\nCOR TI 16471", "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\nDecember 22, 1978\n\nMr. U. Frydman\nMg. E. N. Monahan\nMr. D. H. Murphy\nMr. T. L. Ogburn, Jr.\n\nRe: WINSTON LOW TAR COUPONING AND\nFULL FLAVOR SUPPORT TEST\n\nThis memo reports final results of the WINSTON Low Tar Couponing\nand Full Flavor Support Test analysis.\n\nCONCLUSIONS:\n- There is no evidence to indicate that couponing the WINSTON Low\nTar styles (with or without full flavor support) significantly\nimproves total WINSTON's performance. At best, couponing appears\nto shift business within the brand.\n- For the levels of increased support tested, there is no evidence\nto indicate that a newspaper heavy-up on the WINSTON Full\nFlavor styles (with or without low tar couponing) significantly\nimproves total WINSTON's performance. At best, full flavor\nsupport at the levels tested appears to shift business within\nthe brand.\n\nBACKGROUND:\n\nPrevious analyses of WINSTON Low Tar couponing (based on the\nAugust, 1976 and February, 1977 $1 off a carton Ansercard drops)\ncompared markets with heavy coupon penetration in both high\nopportunity and low opportunity WINSTON King markets. Results\nfrom these analyses indicated:\n- Couponing the low tar styles at best shifted business within\nthe brand family with no increase to total WINSTON.\n- In high opportunity WINSTON King markets where coupon penetration\nwas high, total WINSTON and WINSTON King showed significant losses\nrelative to the control (relatively low penetration).", "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": "MARKET FACTS, INC. / 676 NORTH ST. CLAIR STREET CHICAGO, IL 60611 (312) 280-6200\n\nRECD\n\nJUL 28 1994\n\nJuly 6, 1984\n\nMr. Bruce Pellett\nBrown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.\n1500 Brown & Williamson Tower\nLouisville Galleria\nLouisville, KY 40202\n\nDear Bruce,\n\nAttached is a list of brands we are unable to code for the National\nSwitching Study. In the past, we have always left this judgement\nup to B&W. This wave is no exception. I'm sure the majority of\nthese listed will be grouped into an \"all other\" category. However,\nsome may actually be little cigars, roll your own tobacco or generic/\nstore brands. I'll need you to identify those for me. The various\ncodes we can use to accommodate these are:\n\nGeneric Full Taste\nGeneric Lights\nGeneric Ultra\nRoll Your Own\nAll Other Hi-Fi\nAll Other Brands\n\nFeel free to call if you have any questions.\n\nCordially,\nPete Mitchell\nStudy Director\n\n542004649\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": "March 22, 1990\n\nTO: Yancey Ford\n\nFROM: W. W. Doten\n\nSUBJECT: SWITCHING\n\nThis is in response to a brief conversation we had last Friday on the subject of switching rates by age group.\n\nThere are several ways to define switching, but B.I.D.'s strict definition is probably the safest one to use. It says switching has occurred when 90% or more of the cigarettes a smoker smokes are of a brand that is different from the brand they used to smoke 90% of the time. This definition was used in a study of the purchases of several thousand smokers over a six month period.\n\nThe study showed that switching rates are highest in the 18- 24 and 50+ age groups.\n\nPercent of Smokers\nSwitching Brands\nAge\n18-24\n25-34\n35-49\n50+\n4.1%\n2.7\n3.0\n4.4\n\nSwitching rates are highest in these two groups for various reasons:\n\n- Adult smokers aged 18-24 are still forming behavior patterns and developing preferences.\n\n- The 50+ age group is affected by costs (due to fixed incomes) and health concerns. Many of these smokers switch to lower price cigarettes and low tar cigarettes.\n\nThese results suggest that the greatest opportunity to convert a competitive smoker are with the 18-24 and 50+ age groups. The primary thrust of in-store trial opportunities should be with outlets where there are relatively large concentrations of these groups.", "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 16, 1984\n\nTO: H. H. Cudd, Jr.\nFROM: J. L. Hayes\nSUBJECT: Status Report - CAMEL GT - Watkins Glen\n\nAttached is an outline of key elements involved with the GT activities planned at Watkins Glen. To date, all elements are on schedule.\n\nPlease advise if you have questions.\n\nJ. L. Hayes\n\nJLH:fw\nAttachment\n\ncc: G. T. Baroody\nM. J. Byrd\nS. M. Cox\nB. H. Kopp\nR. A. Powell\nW. R. Seagraves\n\n(50398 2423)", "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": "", "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": "**UNIVERSITY POLICE**\nNORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY\nDunbarley Service Center • Greensboro, North Carolina • Telephone 379-7675 or 379-7626\n\nMay 24, 1983\n\nMr. Ron Smith\nSales Manager\nLorillard Corporation\n2525 East Market Street\nGreensboro, North Carolina 27401\n\nDear Mr. Smith:\n\nThe University Police Department of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical\nState University will host the North Carolina Association of Campus Law Enforcement\nAdministrators Conference May 26-27, 1983.\n\nThe conference will be held in the Lewis C. Dowdy Administration Building,\nRoom 304, and will begin at noon May 26, and adjourn at noon on the 27th.\n\nThe North Carolina Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators,\n(NCACLEA), was organized in 1973 by a number of directors of campus law\nenforcement and security as a non-profit association and for the purpose of\n\n1) promoting professional ideals and standards for campus\nlaw enforcement to better serve the educational objectives\nof institutions of higher education in North Carolina,\n\n2) promoting professional development of the members of the\nassociation and the law enforcement officers serving under\nthem, and\n\n3) collectively representing campus law enforcement to citizens\nof North Carolina in order to obtain their understanding and\nsupport of professional campus law enforcement.\n\nMembers of the association will be coming to North Carolina A&T State\nUniversity for the first time, and we want to make them feel welcome.\n\nI am asking, Mr. Smith, if your corporation would provide us with packages\nof cigarettes. The members of our association are over the age of 21, and we\nexpect 75 persons to attend.\n\ncontinued...p.2\n\nTHE SECURITY OF OUR CAMPUS IS IMPORTANT\n\"YOU CAN HELP\"", "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": "dfs\n\nDANCER FITZGERALD SAMPLE, Inc.\n\nClient Memo\n\nTO: Mr. Ray B. Hooker, Jr.\n\nFROM: William J. Ferguson\n\nSUBJECT: WINSTON LIGHTS/LIGHT 100'S OCTOBER BUDGET STATUS\n\nDATE: 10/12/78\n\nDear Ray:\n\nThe October Agency Expense Budget shows a current overage of $18.0M gross. The report reflects the latest approved budgets as well as the anticipated expenditure of $267.0 for the basic counteraction in newspapers. It also includes elimination of all unnecessary reserves for rate increases and space credits received from House & Garden and the National Enquirer. The $100,000 carried in the budget for rotation and maintenance has been reduced to $66,800.\n\nAs you instructed in our meeting of October 4, all future anticipated changes are identified below on a maximum/minimum basis.\n\n| ITEM | MAXIMUM | MINIMUM |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. Further charges for O-O-H rotation maintenance. | $33.2 | - |\n| 2. McCall's magazine 25% requested credit. | -8.4 | - |\n| 3. Sporting News 100% requested credit. | -2.6 | - |\n| 4. The Star 100% requested credit. | -10.5 | - |\n| 5. Sunday New York News strike credits on 10/22, 10/29 | -27.6 | - |\n| 6. Potential additional 3% discount in Family Circle. | -2.9 | - |\n| 7. Professional Group | -12.6 | -12.6 |", "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": "Budget - 81\n\nF William Free & Company, Inc.\n\nNEW YORK MIAMI LONDON\n\nDecember 23, 1974\n\nMr. J. R. Costello\n\nThe American Tobacco Company\n\n245 Park Avenue\n\nNew York, New York 10017\n\nRe: ATCO PRODUCTION AUTHORIZATION CLOSE-OUTS\n\nDear Bob:\n\nThe following brand production authorizations have been final billed and can be closed out:\n\nDESCRIPTION AUTH # AMT AUTH FINAL BILLING BALANCE\n\nCarlton\n\nNewspapers I-262 $1,183.70 $ 525.47 $ 658.23\n\nI-259 6,703.97 4,943.54 1,760.43\n\nI-260 1,071.41 988.67 82.74\n\nI-261 2,388.01 1,837.86 550.15\n\n$11,347.09 $8,295.54 $3,051.55\n\nMagazines I-263 958.37 491.41 466.96\n\nI-264 1,483.72 1,040.68 443.04\n\nI-279 3,565.28 1,442.37 2,122.91\n\n$6,007.37 $2,974.46 $3,032.91\n\nSilva Thins Filter\n\nNewspapers I-254 $4,002.94 $3,631.50 $ 371.44\n\nI-253 691.60 432.74 258.86\n\nI-252 691.60 301.78 309.82\n\nI-255 865.25 401.53 463.72\n\n$6,251.39 $4,847.55 $1,403.84\n\nTwist\n\nNewspapers I-270 $ 858.29 $ 644.22 $ 214.07\n\nI-102 3,907.56 2,000.10 1,907.46\n\nI-271 1,190.79 793.69 397.10\n\nI-269 6,286.69 4,806.18 1,480.71\n\n$12,243.33 $8,244.19 $3,999.34\n\n400 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 10022, 832-7200", "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.\n\nDecember 5, 1989\n\nMs. Meg Meurer\nPhilip Morris, Inc.\n120 Park Avenue\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nRe: Marlboro Racing Meeting Summary and Next Steps\n\nDear Meg:\n\nThis provides you with our summary of the Racing shoot pre-production meeting held at Philip Morris on November 30 and details of the next steps, and timing, we will take to accomplish the shoot.\n\nMeeting Summary\n\nThe pre-production meeting was scheduled to accomplish the following objectives:\n- Agree to the objectives and the strategy for the Marlboro Racing '90 look\n- Present shoot concepts and agree to direction to develop\n- Coordinate actions/responsibilities to make the shoot happen\n- Identify and resolve outstanding issues\n\nAgreements\n- Objectives: The objectives and strategy were approved as presented. Ellen Merlo emphasized that Marlboro Racing in 1990 includes two cars and two drivers, and any creative look for the season must include both cars and drivers.\n- Concepts: Eight creative concepts were presented and agreement was made to develop/shoot five of the concepts:\n- \"Right Stuff\"\n- Finish Line/Victory: Both concepts were seen as similar executions that could be developed together.\n- Remote/Car to Car\n- Pit Action\n- Signage\n\nCONFIDENTIAL 021984\n\n35 WEST WACKER DRIVE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 (312) 220-5959 TELEX-254098", "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": "U.S. Department of Labor\n\nAssistant Secretary for Occupational Safety and Health Washington, D.C. 20210\n\nExhibit 1\n\nSEP 1 1989\n\nMr. John F. Banzhaf III Executive Director and Chief Counsel Action on Smoking and Health 2013 H Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006\n\nDear Mr. Banzhaf:\n\nThis is in response to your May 19, 1987, petition requesting that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration issue an Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) to prohibit or restrict smoking in common indoor workplace areas. You base your petition on your conclusion that exposure to tobacco smoke in the workplace presents a grave danger to workers. Please accept my apology for the delay in this response.\n\nOSHA has determined that an emergency temporary standard is not warranted in this case. Under Section 6(c) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the Secretary shall issue an ETS, to be effective immediately upon publication in the Federal Register, without going through public rulemaking proceedings, when he finds the following:\n\n(A) that employees are exposed to grave danger from exposure to substances or agents determined to be toxic or physically harmful or from new hazards, and\n\n(B) that such emergency temporary standard is necessary to protect employees from such danger.\n\nThe Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) remains in effect for a six-month period during which time the Secretary must complete work on a final standard. The ETS is then superseded by a standard promulgated under the OSH Act's regular rulemaking procedures, set forth in Section 6(b), which include notice and comment and an opportunity for public hearing. The Secretary must complete these proceedings and issue a permanent standard within six months of the issuance of the ETS.\n\nBased on our analysis of the issues raised in your petition and the underlying data, OSHA finds that the currently available data are not sufficiently definitive in certain critical areas to support the need for an ETS, particularly in light of the extremely\n\nRECEIVED SEP - 5 1989", "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": "JAN 08 '97 01:52PM SUSAN GODFREY ID: 681 762 1207 PAGE 2/2 JAN-07-97 18:00 FROM: GMLBLD P.3/3\nSCRUGGS, MILLETTE, LAWSON, BOZEMAN & DENT, P.A.\nATTORNEYS AT LAW\n784 DELMAS AVENUE\nPOST OFFICE DRAWER 1425\nPASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI 39568-1425\nRICHARD P. SCRUGGS\nSAMUEL M. MILLETTE, JR.\nM. JULIE LAWSON\nW. STEVE BOZEMAN\nHARLEN S. DENT\nLEE E. YOUNG\nJENNIFER A. COLBY\nCHARLES J. MIKHAIL\nSCOTT C. TAYLOR\nWERN B. CLARK\nJanuary 7, 1997\nVincent Bhatia, Esq.\nSusman Godfrey L.L.P.\nSuite 5100\n1000 Louisiana\nHouston, TX 77002-5096\nVIA FACSIMILE\nRe: Mississippi Tobacco Litigation—Philip Morris Document\nProduction in Pascagoula\nDear Vincent:\nPlease let me know as soon as possible (1) whether or not the indices for the fifty (50) non-ABC Philip Morris documents can be made available to Plaintiff on disc, and (2) whether you have available indices specifically for the Minnesota-selected documents, as opposed to the 48 Indices which cover all documents produced into the Minnesota depository.\nPlaintiff's counsel would like to resume inspection of documents in the Pascagoula office the latter part of this month (we will let you know the specific dates soon). We would, therefore, appreciate your responding to this letter promptly.\nWith kind personal regards, I am\nSincerely yours,\nSCRUGGS, MILLETTE, LAWSON,\nBOZEMAN & DENT, P.A.\nCharles J. Mikhail\nCJM/anc\ncc: Joe Colingo, Esq.\nAlex Wagner, Esq.\n*Also Licensed in District of Columbia\n**Also Licensed in Florida\n***Also Licensed in Wisconsin", "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": "", "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": "INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE\n\nTHE SECRETARY GENERAL\n\n21 September 1994 GJ/cn\n\nThe Hon. Roy MacLaren, P.C., M.P. Minister for International Trade Room 363, West Block House of Commons Ottawa ON K1A 0A6\n\nDear Mr. MacLaren,\n\nOn behalf of the International Chamber of Commerce, I would like to present you with a formal statement of our concerns on the subject of proposals for plain packaging of tobacco products in Canada.\n\nAs the world's foremost proponent of responsible business practices and as the principal international association representing the interests of business, the ICC has been active in addressing the issues of trademark protection and intellectual property rights since the 1930's. We urge you to take the views of the ICC on these matters into consideration when considering legislation which would affect trademark protection and intellectual property rights.\n\nThe attention of the ICC Intellectual Property Commission has been drawn to proposals on behalf of the Canadian Government to introduce legislation severely circumscribing the external appearance of packaging for tobacco products.\n\nSince the effect of this proposal would appear to be in conflict with rights granted by the Canadian Government in pursuance with their obligations under various International Treaties, the International Chamber of Commerce would respectfully request that it be permitted to make the following submissions.\n\nThe International Chamber of Commerce has long been associated with what is known as the Paris Convention for the protection of Industrial Property, which is administered for the United Nations by the World Intellectual Property Organisation. Canada has, of course, been a party to this Convention since 1925.\n\nIt is a basic tenet of the Convention that countries of the Union undertake to protect intellectual property rights in trademarks without discrimination as to the nature of the goods concerned.\n\nUnder Canadian Law a trademark is constituted by any representation used for the purpose of distinguishing wares and includes distinctive guises. A trademark registration may be expunged if the owner is unable to show use in relation to the relevant wares.\n\n2077455921\n\n29, COURS ALBERT 1ER 75008 PARIS - FRANCE - TEL 031 11 49 92 20 18 - FAX 031 11 49 92 28 38\n\n5/4 'd\n\n94, EA ICC", "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\nR J Reynolds Tobacco Company\nWinston Salem, N C 27102\n\nFebruary 24, 1982\n\nMr. D. S. Lynch:\n\nRe: National Child Safety Program\n\nYour February 1, 1982, memorandum to Virginia Waller has been forwarded to me.\n\nI am pleased to enclose a check for $384 payable to the National Child Safety Program, and would appreciate your delivering this check to Sheriff George E. Smith.\n\nAs you know, because of the youth aspect of this program, there should be no attribution to R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.\n\nEAH:sw\nEnclosure\n\ncc: Ms. Virginia Waller\nMr. F. H. Christopher, Jr.\nMr. G. Dee Smith", "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": "COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC.\n\n485 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK 22, N.Y.\n\nPLAZA 5-2000\n\nMay 19, 1950\n\nMr. John Kucera\n\nThe Biow Company, Inc.\n\n610 Fifth Avenue\n\nNew York, New York\n\nDear John:\n\nConcerning your letter to Bill Hylan dated May 16 ordering the 10:00-10:30 p.m. Thursday period for your client, Philip Morris, we appreciate the order very much and this will confirm our acceptance of it. But in doing so, would like to be more specific concerning some of the conditions in order to avoid any future misunderstandings.\n\nWe understand that the facilities agreement will be for 52 consecutive weeks, cancellable by you at the end of any 13 week cycle upon the usual 30 days' notice.\n\nWe understand that you are ordering this time period for either the HORACE HEIDT or the BEN BLUE show, and you, of course, have an option through close of business Friday, May 19th, on the BEN BLUE program.\n\nIt is understood that you are ordering the 10:00-10:30 p.m. period Thursdays, and that while broadcasting on behalf of Philip Morris continues in the 10:00-10:30 p.m. Thursday period, and before any notice of termination is given with respect to that period, you will have the option to move into the 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. period Thursdays if and when Lever Brothers, which is currently sponsoring the 9:30 to 9:45 p.m. Thursday period, relinquishes this time. It will undoubtedly save many headaches if we specify that you will have 48 hours after notification by us that the 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. time is available to exercise your option to move into this period. If you choose not to exercise this option, we would not have to offer you the 9:30-10:00 p.m. Thursday period again.\n\nWe have already informed you that we reserve the right to sell the 9:45-10:00 p.m. period, but that we will sell it on the basis that it will be recapturable if and when Lever", "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": "February 27, 1975\n\nMr. J. O. Watson:\n\nRe: Request from Sales Merchandising for Brand Strategy Statements\n\nAttached are two copies of SALIM's marketing, advertising, and sales promotion strategies excerpted from our 1975 Marketing Plan. This is in response to your request of February 21.\n\nJ. T. Winebrenner\n\nJTW:ln\n\nAttachments\n\ncc: Mr. D. A. Cummins\nMr. P. R. Kay, 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": "RJR\n\nSubject: REDUCTION OF NO DELIVERY via BLEND CHANGES Date: February 21, 1979\n\nTo: Dr. M. E. Stowe From: Alan B. Norman\n\nThe present low-CO delivery cigarette prototypes gave NO (nitric oxide) deliveries (RDMs, 1978, Nos. 21 and 29) ranging from about 30 μg/cig to about 70 μg/cig. While these NO deliveries are quite low relative to low 'tar' products currently on the market, the yields are somewhat higher than the value (27 μg/cig; 20 cig/day) suggested by Gori (IOM, January 11, 1979 - M. E. Stowe to D. H. Piehl). It is desirable to attempt to reduce the NO deliveries of the low-CO prototypes in order to be more in line with the Gori suggestions. Reduction of NO delivery could be approached by filter modification (i.e. filter additives or increased air dilution levels); however, blend modifications in the form of reduction of tobacco nitrate content were deemed more appropriate for this prototype.\n\nDiscussions with Dr. C. L. Neumann yielded an experimental program to allow a study of the effect of varying the burley and G7 content of the blend on the NO deliveries of the cigarettes. A standard WINSTON-tobacco blend without puffed tobacco (G13) was prepared by Mr. Bruce Woosley. Six variations of the standard blend were made by removing either 1/2 or all of the burley and/or G7 portions of the standard. Cigarette rods were prepared by Mr. Woosley from the seven resulting tobacco blends. The rods were wrapped with 10-sec (Mauduit 575 C) Gurley porosity cigarette paper. Standard (3.3/39,000 Estron, 21 mm length) WINSTON filters were tipped to the rods. The finished cigarettes were selected on a pressure drop basis and submitted to the Analytical Division for smoke analyses.\n\nThe results of the smoke analyses are given in Table I. In transition from blend 1 (standard) to blend 7 (no burley or G7), the NO delivery was reduced by 61.5%; the HCN yield was reduced by 13.4% and acetaldehyde was reduced by 8.5% while FTC 'tar', puff count and isoprene increased by 20.7%, 18.8% and 40.6%, respectively. A graph of NO/FTC 'tar' ratio versus % of burley in the standard blend (Figure 1) indicates that NO delivery can be considerably reduced by removing either G7 or burley from the tobacco blend. Further, Figure 1 indicates the possibility of selecting several combinations of burley and G7 levels in order to balance NO delivery with other considerations, such as panel acceptance.\n\n/mm\n\nXc: Dr. J. H. Reynolds\nDr. C. L. Neumann\nMr. Mike Shannon\nMs. Leslie Gordon\n\nRJR FORM 2422- Rev. 7/70", "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": "FROM: 2 9/12/90 00:00 11:00 2 P. P. 2 TOTAL P. 2\n\n08. 11. 90 04:20 PM\n\nPO2\n\nT-1001 (Rev. 11/87)\n\nSTATE OF MICHIGAN\n\nJAMES J. BLANCHARD, Governor\n\nDEPARTMENT OF TREASURY\n\nTREASURY BUILDING, P.O. BOX 19128, LANSING, MICHIGAN 48901\n\nROBERT A. BOWMAN, State Treasurer\n\nJune 4, 1990\n\nMr. Louis Gerstner, Jr.\n\nChairman, President and CEO\n\nRJR Nabisco, Inc.\n\n9 West 57th Street\n\nNew York, New York 10019\n\nDear Mr. Gerstner:\n\nI am writing you regarding the growing criticism and movement developing toward divestiture of investments in tobacco companies by public and private pension funds. Harvard University and City University of New York are the most recent examples of pension funds deciding to divest of their holdings in tobacco companies. As you are aware, much of the criticism is aimed at minors' use of cigarettes. Indeed, federal surveys indicate that 90 percent of smokers start before 21, with 50 percent starting under age 18.\n\nAs holders of $25 million of RJR Nabisco bonds and potential equity holders through KKR, we would like to know what steps, if any, RJR Nabisco has taken to keep cigarettes out of the hands of minors. Since it is illegal in Michigan and other states for minors to smoke, the state's five pension funds, representing some 500,000 current and future retirees, have a responsibility to support compliance with the law.\n\nAs a responsible corporate citizen, RJR Nabisco should be committed to the welfare of this nation's youth. We strongly urge you, if you are not already doing so, to use some of your $1 billion cigarette marketing budget in the United States to educate and protect children and teenagers from the hazards of smoking and to make vending machine cigarettes unavailable to them.\n\nHopefully, RJR Nabisco has already implemented programs to address our concerns in this area. Your response to these concerns is greatly appreciated.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRobert A. Bowman\n\nState Treasurer\n\n50762 8954", "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": "- DATE: 04/23/93 - SALES INFORMATION SYSTEM - TIME: 21:51 - \n- SUBJECT: JUNE VALUE ADDED/COREMARK L.A. - SENDER: T. MOORE #5230 - \nTO: JOHN STILTZ MIKE SERRANO CHUCK MARTINOLICH JOHN VIERA\n\nDEAR GENTLEMEN:\n\nAS COMMUNICATED TO YOU EARLIER, WE WILL WORK A PORTION OF THE CAMEL B1G1F SUM- MER PROMOTION THROUGH COREMARK'S VALUE-ADDED PROGRAM.\n\nEACH SKU WILL CONSIST OF 8 WHITE B1G1F CARTONS CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING:\n\nCAMEL FILTER BOX = 2 CARTONS\nCAMEL LIGHT BOX = 2 CARTONS\nCAMEL SPECIAL LT. BOX KING = 4 CARTONS\nTOTAL = 8 CARTONS\n\nI WILL NEED EACH OF YOU TO TRANSFER TO DIVISION # 5230 THE FOLLOWING CASES TO DIVISION #5230 THE FOLLOWING CASES TO SUPPORT VALUE-ADDED:\n\nDIVISION # CAMEL FLT. EX CAMEL LT. EX. CAMEL SP. LT. EX. KING\n5224 1 1 1\n5226 1 1 1\n5228 2 2 5\n5426 5 5 11\n\nI WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD MAKE THE TRANSFERS AS SOON AS POS- SIBLE, BUT NO LATER THAN THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY APRIL 26, 1993. PLEASE ADVISE MY OFFICE VIA DT/FAX UPON COMPLETION OF ALL TRANSFERS.\n\nSHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE ABOVE, CONTACT OUR DIVISION OF- FICE.\n\nTHANK YOU.\n\nSINCERELY,\n\nTRAVIS MOORE\nDIVISION MANAGER\n\nTM/JB\n\nCC: J.L. BRYANT D.M. LEWIS\n\nM-4 WORKPLAN\n\n*** END OF MESSAGE ***", "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": "FEB 14 '96 02:44PM PHILIP MORRIS WRA HK 85228263807 P. 7/7\n\n[Ronald A. Lively Letterhead]\n\n14 February, 1996\n\nDr. Ohkawa,\nJapan Tobacco Inc.\n\nDear Mr. Ohkawa,\n\nAs a follow up to our recent meeting in your office, I am pleased to confirm to you that all of the ingredients used in the MB4B cut filler and Marlboro flavours sold to you by Philip Morris Products Inc. appear on the list of ingredients added to tobacco in the manufacture of cigarettes by the six major American cigarettes companies which was submitted to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in 1993 and made public by Philip Morris U.S.A. in April 1994 (“the 599 List”).\n\nEach of these ingredients was subjected to an independent safety assessment conducted by six renowned scientists. Each of these scientists concluded that each of these ingredients added to tobacco in the manufacture of cigarettes is not hazardous to consumers under their conditions of use.\n\nI enclose for your reference a copy of the 599 List together with the independent safety assessment.\n\nI am very pleased with the result of our meeting, and I look forward to continuing our mutually beneficial relationship.\n\nSincerely,\n\n2063643146", "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\nRESEARCH CENTER, P.O. BOX 3D, RICHMOND, VA. 23206 /TELEPHONE (703) 275-5361\n\nMarch 3, 1971\n\nMr. Larry McLawhorn\nTabacalera Centroamericana, S.A.\nApartado Postal 626\nGuatemala\nGuatemala, C.A.\n\nDear Larry,\n\nThis is in answer to your letter of February 18 regarding the chemical composition of U.S. Virginia and Burley tobaccos.\n\nYou are aware that the Virginia tobaccos vary from belt to belt and from year to year. I will thus give the requested information by belt and for the past five years.\n\nTOTAL ALKALOIDS, %\n| 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969 | 1970 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg |\n| Georgia | 1.5-2.7 | 2.0 | 2.0-2.7 | 2.3 | 1.9-2.6 | 2.1 | 1.6-2.1 | 1.9 | 1.6-1.9 | 1.8 |\n| S. C. | 1.8-3.4 | 2.5 | 2.0-3.2 | 2.4 | 1.9-3.1 | 2.4 | 1.4-2.3 | 1.8 | 2.0-3.0 | 2.5 |\n| Eastern | 1.8-3.2 | 2.5 | 1.8-2.7 | 2.2 | 1.7-3.0 | 2.3 | 1.1-2.2 | 1.7 | 2.1-2.8 | 2.4 |\n| Middle | 2.0-3.5 | 2.9 | 2.1-3.1 | 2.6 | 2.2-3.1 | 2.6 | 1.7-3.0 | 2.3 | 1.6-3.0 | 2.5 |\n| Old | 2.7-3.5 | 3.0 | 2.1-2.7 | 2.4 | 2.0-3.0 | 2.4 | 1.6-2.8 | 2.2 | 1.9-2.8 | 2.3 |\n\n2056514822\n\nTOTAL NITROGEN, %\n| 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969 | 1970 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg | Range | Avg |\n| Georgia | 1.7-2.0 | 1.9 | 1.7-2.1 | 1.9 | 1.8-2.0 | 1.9 | 1.8-2.1 | 1.9 | 1.7-1.8 | 1.7 |\n| S. C. | 1.8-2.6 | 2.2 | 1.9-2.4 | 2.1 | 2.0-2.5 | 2.2 | 1.8-2.3 | 2.0 | 1.9-2.3 | 2.0 |\n| Eastern | 2.0-2.8 | 2.3 | 1.6-2.3 | 2.1 | 1.9-2.6 | 2.2 | 1.8-2.3 | 2.0 | 1.8-2.2 | 2.0 |\n| Middle | 2.1-2.9 | 2.4 | 1.9-2.4 | 2.1 | 2.0-2.7 | 2.3 | 2.0-2.6 | 2.2 | 1.1-2.4 | 2.0 |\n| Old | 2.0-2.7 | 2.3 | 1.8-2.3 | 2.1 | 2.0-2.6 | 2.2 | 2.1-2.6 | 2.2 | 1.8-2.4 | 2.1 |", "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": "G. N. Kuruc, Jr.\nKey Account Manager\n400 Raritan Center\nEdison, N. J. 08837\n908-225-4774\nVoice Mail 43778\n\nFAXED\nJanuary 15, 1997\n\nMr. Dominick Griffo\nPathmark Stores Inc.\n301 Blair Road\nWoodbridge, NJ 07095\n\nDear Dom:\n\nWith regard to my proposal for 1st Quarter RJR Brand Promotions. I have listed below some changes that you might find acceptable for March and April:\n\nMarch\n\n- WINSTON Coupon Promotion\n\n> Pathmark Warehouse to pre-coupon selected carton amounts of best selling WINSTON Brands with $2.00 coupons. Warehouse to be paid at rate of $28 per 12M case for handling.\n\n> Product to be distributed to stores for placement in RJR Floor Display (in designated 50 stores)\n\n> RJR Field Sales to deliver and place floor displays after distribution.\n\n> RJR Field Sales will also place pack and carton coupons at store level in all stores.\n\nApril\n\n- WINSTON $.20 pack/$2.00 carton Scanning Buy Down\n\n> WINSTON to be included in April Coupon Book. $2.00 per carton. Pathmark to waive inclusion cost in Coupon Book. RJR will count waiving of inclusion cost as “Retailer Match”. RJR Retail Accrual Monies increased 50% as result of Retailer Match.", "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": "INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM\n\nNOVEMBER 5, 1991\n\nTO: WATSON DUFOUR\nFROM: FRED BEST\n\nSUBJECT: MIGRATION OF LEVULINIC ACID IN CIGARETTES, RECENT\nFINDINGS.\n\nLevulinic acid is known to migrate from tobacco blend to cigarette\nwrappers and adversely affect smoking properties of the cigarettes.\nIt was speculated that this might be a one-way migration, that once\nthe levulinic acid contacted the wrapper it complexed and did not\nmigrate back to the blend. If this were true, the migration problem\ncould be overcome by applying levulinic acid to the wrapper and\nadjusting porosity to the desired level prior to cigarette making.\nSix mgs. (50%) of a 12 mg. load on PD03312B cigarettes migrated to\nthe wrappers over a 16 week period. So, tobacco was removed from a\nset of PD03312A cigarettes, the wrappers were coated with 6 mg.\nlevulinic acid, they were dried and then the tobacco was returned.\nCigarettes were sacrificed at 3 and 5 weeks so that levulinic acid\nmigration levels could be determined.\n\nLEVULINIC ACID MIGRATION\nFROM WRAPPER TO BLEND\n(%'S)\n\nFRACTION 0-TIME 3-WEEK 5-WEEK\nROD 0.00 23.85 27.30\nWRAPPER 100.00 75.52 72.24\nFILTER 0.00 0.63 0.46\nTOTAL 100.00 100.00 100.00\n\nSignificant levels of levulinic acid, 24 and 27%, had migrated to\nthe blend at 3 and 5 weeks, respectively. These data indicate that\nlevulinic acid is not irreversibly complexed when it reaches the\nwrapper. Most likely there is an equilibration occurring with a\ncontinual exchange of levulinic acid between wrapper and blend. An\nadditional study measuring migration of levulinic acid from blend\nto wrappers of cigarettes that had been pre-treated with levulinic\nacid and a control without levulinic acid was performed. Migration\nrates were similar to both wrappers (25-27% after 5 weeks).\n\nFred\n\nxc: Dr. Lawrence\nDr. Stowe\n\nBEST COPY", "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": "TENNESSEE\n\nWHOLESALE GROCERS' ASSOCIATION\n\nDedicated to the Interests of the Food and Tobacco Industries\n\n2932 Foster Creighton Dr. Nashville, Tennessee 37204 (615) 254-3520\n\nPRESIDENT\n\nDELMUR H. WALLIN, Kingsport\n\nVICE-PRESIDENTS\n\nFRED HOLLOWAY, Johnson City\n\nJAMES PHILLIPS, Dyersburg\n\nPAUL SHANKS, Crossville\n\nEXECUTIVE BOARD\n\nJOHN CUNNINGHAM, Nashville\n\nWILLIAM MARKS, Athens\n\nDELMUR H. WALLIN, Kingsport\n\nTREASURER\n\nJOHN CUNNINGHAM, Nashville\n\nSECRETARY\n\nWALTER R. JOHNSON, Nashville\n\nEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT\n\nMS. JIMMIE E. DUNN, Nashville\n\nMarch 1, 1979\n\nMr. L. A. Bewley, Manager\n\nState Public Affairs\n\nR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.\n\nWinston, Salem, N C 27102\n\nDear Larry:\n\nEnclosed is a booklet I thought you would like to have for your files, which only became available this week.\n\nIt certainly was nice to have you and Page Sutherland visit in Tennessee and I hope both of you will return again whenever it is possible. When you get the Watts line number you mentioned, please let me know as there may be an occasion when I might need to contact you in a hurry and directly. Incidentally, they have again put SB 367 on the General Welfare Committee calendar for next Wednesday morning, March 7, I think we have the votes to beat it. There are two Senators on the Committee that I am not too sure of; one is Curtis Person of Memphis and Douglas Henry of Nashville. By-the-way, Representative Harold Love of Nashville again put in his bill to prohibit smoking on city, inter-urban and intra-state buses. It is HB 610. Have beaten the bill before so think we can do it again.\n\nHoping to have the pleasure of seeing you again personally in the not too distant future and with warmest personal regards.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nWalter R. Johnson\n\nSecretary\n\nWRJ:jd enc\n\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS\n\nJAMES BOYD, Covington\n\nTOM FARMER, Martin\n\nGLEN GRIGGS, Lawrenceburg\n\nFRED HOLLOWAY, Johnson City\n\nJAMES RAMSEY, Gallatin\n\nRICHARD SHARP, LaFollette\n\nSAM HARDMAN, Knoxville\n\nHARRY HENRY, Memphis\nLEN BUTLER, Knoxville\n\nP. A. CLAYTON, Memphis\n\nGLEN NELSON, Nashville\n\nBILL ROBINSON, Etowah\n\nALAN SMITH, Jackson\n\nGUY WARMING, Knoxville\n\nJAMES NAIFEH, Covington\n\nERNEST REEVES, Mobile, AL\nJOE COHEN, Pulaski\n\nDOUGLAS COULTER, Knoxville\n\nMIKE HAYES, Nashville\n\nLEONARD KAYE, Memphis\n\nRAYMOND NANCE, Nashville\n\nCHARLES RICH, JR., Johnson City\n\nROBERT TORBERT, Nashville", "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": "SECRET\nNo. 214 By\nFebruary 10, 1976\n\nMr. R. H. Cundiff\n\nRe: Request for Product Development\nSALEM Low \"Tar\" and Nicotine 100mm Cigarette\n\nThis requests initiation of product development work on a 100mm low \"tar\" and nicotine menthol cigarette to be marketed as a line extension to the SALEM brand family.\n\nProduct Positioning\n\nThe product will be positioned to capitalize on the growth of three cigarette categories: menthol, 100mm, and high- filtration. Appeal will be directed to the following smokers who are judged to represent the majority of volume potential for this style.\n\n1. SALEM Longs smokers who are categorized as \"concerned smokers\" or \"worriers\" and therefore, more likely to switch to a high- filtration product.\n\n2. Competitive menthol 100mm smokers who currently have no hi-fi alternative marketed under a major brand name.\n\nSuggested Specifications\n\nThe following are suggested specifications for this product.\n- Length - 100mm.\n- Circumference - 25mm.\n- Filter - conventional white estron, preferably no longer than 27mm.\n- Tipping - white.\n- Taste and menthol levels - should approximate the levels of SALEM Longs.", "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": "LONG HAYMES CARR 140 CHARLOTTE BLVD. P. O. BOX 5627 WINSTON SALEM, NC 27113 TEL: 910 755 3638 FAX: 910 659 0128\n\nApril 24, 1998\n\nDear Plant Operator:\n\nThe provisions of the State of Texas settlement with the tobacco industry allow the State to identify up to 50 billboards from which tobacco advertising must be removed. Accordingly, the State's Attorney General has recently released the list of outdoor units which must have tobacco advertising removed or covered immediately.\n\nThis directs you to cover or remove RJR advertising from the locations on the attached list, per the State's mandate.\n\nFurther, the State requires that we confirm to them the scheduled dates for removal of these units. Therefore, please indicate planned removal date for each of the units on the list attached, and return a signed copy of the information to us by FAX no later than April 27, 1998. Please send fax to the attention of Tammy Venable @ 336-659-6443.\n\nWe know you appreciate the importance of cooperating with the directive of the State of Texas and ask for your quick attention to this request.\n\nSincerely,\n\nCarl L. Haynes\nVice President Group Director Out-of-Home\n\nAttachment\n\n52277 0211", "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": "RJ REYNOLDS\n\nTOBACCO COMPANY\n\nJ. CAMPBELL / ROU 1610 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATOR\n\n8898 MAIN STREET WILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14221 (716) 634-4179 FAX (716) 634-3145\n\nDecember 29, 1997\n\nRJR Account #375878 P. Cox McLANE-NORTHEAST\n\nAPRIL: DORAL B1G1F PROMOTION #800219\n\nDear Paul:\n\nWe have placed orders for Doral B1G1F pre-sleeved product has been ordered (see quantities listed below), as well as 870 SKUs of Displays (item #540971) to pack and ship this promotion to your participating retail accounts.\n\nPRODUCT ARRIVAL DATE: MARCH 30, 1998\n\n| PO Number | Product / State | #Cases Per Style | $ Amount |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| | | MEN LT 100 | ULT LT 100 | LT BX 100 | FF BX 100 |\n| UPC Code 12300- | 25184 | 25185 | 25189 | 25188 | |\n| ER3097-01 | B1G1F / CT | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 288.53 |\n| ER3098-01 | B1G1F / MA | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 265.11 |\n| ER3099-01 | B1G1F / NJ | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 217.11 |\n| ER3100-01 | B1G1F / NY | 22 | 22 | 22 | 22 | 5,556.05 |\n| ER3101-01 | B1G1F / PA | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 805.11 |\n| TOTALS | 29 | 29 | 29 | 29 | $7,131.91 |\n\nPARTNERS 'BONUS' REPORTING DESCRIPTION 'DOR APR B1G1F'\n\nPO NUMBER/ Displays: ER3095-01\n\nShipper Displays Arrival @ McLane NE: March 31, 1998\n\nShip Date to Retail: Week of April 20, 1998\n\nDISPLAY DETAIL (#540971)\n\nEACH PRE-SLEEVEd 6M CASE CONTAINS 30 WHITE CARTONS.\n\nEACH WHITE CARTON CONTAINS 5 PRE-SLEEVEd B1G1F DEALS\n\nEACH DISPLAY CONTAINS 4 WHITE CARTONS OR '20 B1G1F OFFERS'.\n\nSKU CUBE: 0.4870\n\nSKU WT (w/o Product): 1.0600 lbs\n\nRetail Sales Offer per Sku: 20 Offers\n\nBilling per Sku: 2 Savings Cartons", "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": "WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS\n\n2/25-3/03/89\n\nSubjects: Fuel Source / Catalytic CO Oxidation\n\nSponsor: M. F. Borgerding\n\nFuel Source / Catalytic CO Oxidation\n\nResults have been obtained from the smoking of Alpha cigarettes fabricated with fuels, RJO/13, #40932A, that had been washcoated with sols provided by Prof. R. Lehman and with a sol prepared in our laboratories. The sols provided by Prof. Lehman were all nonaqueous sols containing 3% solids with the solids dispersed in either isopropanol and fish oil or toluene and an ICI surfactant. Table 1 lists the yields of CO, CO₂, and WTPM that resulted from the smoking of Alpha cigarettes under FTC conditions. Note that as compared to cigarettes fabricated with fuels containing no sol, i.e. the control sample, yields of CO were suppressed and the CO/CO₂ ratio decreased; however, only the 3% sol in toluene and the ICI surfactant (3% GC-3/2% Pd/MePh/ICI KD) lowered the CO near to the desired level of 3 mg/cigarette. These sols have also been washcoated onto green R13 fuels, #60846C; the fuels have been baked at 900 °C and incorporated into Alpha cigarettes. The cigarettes will be smoked and CO and CO₂ concentrations in the mainstream smoke will be measured.\n\nThe sol prepared in our laboratories and washcoated onto RJO/13 fuels had a 5% solids concentration with the solids consisting of nominally 1% Pd loaded onto Grace theta-alumina; the dispersant was ~0.1M acetic acid. This aqueous sol lowered the yield of CO from the smoking of Alpha cigarettes to ca. 3 mg/cigarette under FTC conditions and caused the CO/CO₂ ratio to drop to 0.09; unfortunately, WTPM yields decreased also as compared to the yields from control Alpha cigarettes, suggesting that there may be problems with burnback if the cigarette were smoked under stressed conditions. A summary of the results are depicted graphically in Figures 1 and 2.\n\nA 5% nonaqueous sol was made in our laboratory by suspending the 1% Pd on Grace theta-alumina in a solution of toluene (MePh) and fish oil. The nonaqueous sol was washcoated onto green R13 fuels, #60846C. The fuels were baked at 900 °C and used to fabricate Alpha cigarettes. These cigarettes and Alpha cigarettes (control) fabricated with R13 fuels, #60846C, that had not been washcoated were smoked under FTC conditions. As compared to the control cigarettes, CO yields from cigarettes with the washcoated fuels were ca. 5.5 mg/cigarette lower; CO₂ yields, ca. 9 mg/cigarette higher; and the CO/CO₂ ratio dropped to 0.09. Surprisingly, the cigarettes with the washcoated fuels yielded only", "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": "AIG Technical Services, Inc.\nTOXIC TORT CLAIMS DEPARTMENT\n80 Pine Street - 6th Floor\nNew York, NY 10005\nTel: 212/770- 1740\n\nAugust 14, 1996\n\nDECLINATION OF COVERAGE\n\nCertified Mail\nReturn Receipt Requested\n\nPhilip Morris Management Corp.\n800 Westchester Avenue\nRye Brook, New York 10573-1301\n\nAttn: Ellen Dimech\nCoordinator, Insurance Claims\n\nRE: Mack Shults v. Philip Morris, Inc.\n\nDear Ms. Dimech:\n\nReference is made to your May 10, 1996 letter, our response dated June 10, 1996, and your letter dated June 21, 1996. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (\"National Union\") has had an opportunity to review the above pleading, policy number BE 308-3853, as well as other material. As a result of this investigation, National Union is now able to provide a coverage position with respect to this matter.\n\nNational Union policy BE 308-3853 in effect for the period of May 1, 1992 through May 1, 1997 (extended by Endorsement) is an Umbrella Liability Policy. It provides $25 million single limit coverage for any one occurrence, for personal injury or property damage in excess of the amount of the underlying insurance. For the policy year 1995- 1996, primary coverage was issued by Kemper National Insurance Company under policy number 5AA-038-170-00 providing $5 million primary coverage. The National Union policy also provides limits of $25 million in the aggregate for the policy period.\n\nAn action was commenced on or about April 23, 1996 in the United States District Court in the Middle District of Tennessee under case number 3-96-0376, styled Mack Shults v. Philip Morris, Inc. The case appears to be active. The file contains a Notice of Initial Case Management Conference of June 6, 1996.", "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\nU.S.A.\n\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 • TELEPHONE (617) 663-5000\n\nFebruary 1, 2000\n\nMs. Cha Tekeli\n\nSporting News\n\n2 Park Avenue, 6th Floor\n\nNew York, NY 10016\n\nDear Ms. Tekeli:\n\nAttached are updated List(s) of Philip Morris, USA personnel who would like to be receiving complimentary copies of your publication. All those included are within the Marketing or Marketing Services areas and work on advertising for one of the PM USA tobacco brands. Anyone who is not on that list should be eliminated from your database and should not be receiving future complimentary copies.\n\nAll complimentary copies will be sent to Philip Morris as follows:\n\nPhilip Morris, USA\n\n120 Park Avenue\n\nNew York, NY 10017\n\nPlease send confirmation and effective date of this change that we can notify PM personnel as to when they should be expecting their complimentary copies.\n\nThanks for your help in this matter.\n\nSincerely,\n\nRita J. Schneider\n\nRJS:pc\n\n2084102543\n\nMARLBORO BENS0N & HEDGES MERIT VIRGINIA SLIMS PARLIAMENT PLAYERS SARATOGA CAMBRIDGE BASIC ALPINE", "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": "'01 OCT '92 17:27 RESEARCH INTL BRASIL\n55 11 8151559\nTO:\n804 274 2818 P01\n\nResearch International Brazil\nAv. Brig. Faria Lima,\n1815 - 8° andar - CEP 01474-900\nCaixa Postal 20950 - São Paulo\n\nTelephone (011) 815-1998\nTelex 89673\nFax (011) 815-1559\nOctober 1, 1992\n\n![RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL logo]\n\nJan Jones and Martha Ferro\nPhilip Morris Products Inc.\nRichmond, VA 23281\nUSA\n\nDear Ms Jones and Ms Ferro,\n\nSMOKER CONSUMER PANEL - MARKET RESEARCH PROPOSAL JOB 92/553\n\nOBJECTIVE\n\nTo compose a smoker consumer panel that will be participating in four tests over an eight month period.\n\n1. SAMPLE\nSample Sizes\nBrands\n\n125\n125\n125\n125\n125\n\nMarlboro Red-FT\nHollywood-Soft Pack\nFree KS\nCarlton FT\nL&M Lights\n\nIn each of the four tests four different brands will be evaluated.\n\nDEMOGRAPHIC QUOTAS\nGender\nAge\nSocio-Economic\n\nBrand Group\nMale\nFemale\n18-24\n25-50\nA/B\nC\nD/E\n\n% % % % % % %\n\nMarlboro\n80\n20\n35\n65\n40\n40\n20\n\nHollywood\n65\n35\n15\n85\n25\n45\n30\n\nFree\n35\n65\n15\n85\n35\n45\n20\n\nCarlton\n75\n25\n25\n75\n35\n50\n15\n\nL&M Lights\n60\n40\n35\n65\n45\n40\n15\n\nÁfrica do Sul, Alemanha, Austrália, Áustria, Bélgica, Brasil,\nEspanha, Estados Unidos, Finlândia, França, Grécia, Holanda,\nInglaterra, Itália, Kenya, Nova Zelândia, Suécia\n\n1", "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 USA Winston-Salem. N.C. 27102 (919) 777-5000\n\nINTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE\n\nRJR\n\nSeptember 18, 1987\n\nTO: Kent Wold\n\nFROM: Mike Curry\n\nSUBJECT: Oregon Smoking Restrictions Referendum Action Plan\n\nThis recommends a plan for RJRT and the tobacco industry to oppose the Oregon referendum that would ban smoking in virtually all indoor public places.\n\nObjective\n\nConvince a majority of Oregon's voters to reject the referendum in the November 8, 1988 general election.\n\nGoals\n\n1. Develop a theme that this referendum is excessive.\n\n2. Target the message to the majority of non-smokers who support fairness and will play a major role in deciding the issue.\n\n3. Provide an umbrella of a common theme and well-reasoned tone for all traditional allies to achieve the objective in a responsible manner.\n\n4. Convince smokers of the importance to register, vote, and responsibly oppose the referendum.\n\n5. Consider the opportunity to develop and promote a reasonable alternative referendum proposal that recognizes the wants of both smokers and non-smokers.", "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\nU.S.A.\n\n120 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017-5592 * (212) 880-5000\n\nVictor C. Han\n\nDirector\n\nCommunications\n\n(212) 878-2796\n\nMarch 24, 1994\n\nMr. Mike Wallace\n\nCBS News\n\n555 West 57th Street\n\n9th Floor\n\nNew York, NY 10019\n\nDear Mr. Wallace:\n\nThis letter is in response to statements you made during the Philip Morris press conference this morning relating to \"fire-safe\" cigarettes, which I understand is the subject of \"60 Minutes\" broadcast this Sunday. As you know, we previously asked you to provide us with any questions, and information regarding the Philip Morris documents you have, relating to low-ignition-propensity cigarettes. If you will provide these questions in writing and forward the documents, we will respond prior to your broadcast.\n\nSincerely,\n\nVictor Han /mm", "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\n120 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10017-5592 (212) 880-5000\n\nMARK H. BERLIND\n\nSENIOR ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL\n\n(212) 880-3045\n\nFAX: (212) 807-5707\n\nJuly 8, 1998\n\nBY HAND DELIVERY\n\nDr. Tsutomu Ikeda\nSenior Director\nJapan Tobacco Inc.\n375 Park Avenue\nSuite 1307\nNew York, NY 10152\n\nDear Dr. Ikeda:\n\nEnclosed at your request are some materials from our recent advertising campaign. Please feel free to raise any follow-up questions you may have.\n\nRegards.\n\nSincerely,\n\nMark H. Berlind\n\nMHB/jp\n\nEnclosure\n\ncc: D. Keane (w/o enclosure)", "role": "assistant" } ]