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Confidential Communication From Industry Counsel to B&W in-House Counsel and in-House Counsel for Other Tobacco Companies, with Whom B&W Maintains A Common Legal Interest, Regarding Industry-Funded Research. This Document Also Contains B&W in-House Counsel's Handwritten Notations Reflecting Counsel's Mental Impressions Regarding the Same
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- LETTER
- Author
- Shinn, William W. (TI Communications; Shook, Hardy, CTR Attorney)TI Communications Committee and was also a lawyer for CTR. William W. Shinn worked for Shook, Hardy & Bacon.
- Recipient
- Haas, F.P.
- Hetsko, C.F.
- Roemer, H.C.
- Stevens, A.J.
- Yeaman, Addison Y. (BW VP & General counsel; CTR Chairman of Board)General counsel for B&W. CTR Chairman/President 1975-1981
- Ahrensfeld, T.F.
- Bryant, D.
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- Holtzman, A.
- Pollack, L.
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• . SHOOK, HARDY, MITCHELL ~,.
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CH~RL{~ L. BACON TELEPHONE 474"~550
March i, 1972
Thomas F. Ahrensfeld, Esq.
DeBaun Bryantt Esq. {
Frederick P. Haas, Esq.
Cyril F. Hetsko, Esq.
Henry C. Roemer, Esq.
Arthur J. Stevens, Esq.
Addison Yeaman, Esq.
now received a copy of Dr. Yerushalmy's reply and I think"
/;~ you will be extremely interested in his observationS. I
~particularly refer you to the comments commencing with the
~]~'last paragraph on page 4. -.
..
~you may it from some
her source, Whilei also enclose have alreadYa copy of receiveda February 1 article
from Internal Medicine News on the AAAS program held in
Phil during December of last year. ~- '
Senator Marlow Cook sent a letter on February 9
"
inviting Dr. Yerushalmy to react to criticisms of his work .... " '<~::
contained in the annual Surgeon General's reports. We have
• be work wh±ch #r. ~heodor Sterling has been doing -
in connection with air pollution became unusually valuable
following the President's transmission on January 31 of an
air pollution message to Congress " ~ "
, which you nave receive~,
that attempted to implicate cigarette smoking in 95% of
lung cancer and 90% of chronic obstructive lung disease.
Dr. Sterling has consulted with us in connection
with this message and has also, at Jack Mills request, at-
tended meetings in Washington. We would like for him to
have every opportunity to continue his work in this area and
he has recently submitted a request to us to help fund a

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panel on "Effects of Pollutants on Human Health." This panel
will meet in connection with an International Meeting of the
Society of Engineering Science in Tel Aviv, Israel, during
June. A copy of the program is enclosed.
Dr. Sterling is requesting a grant to the ALEPH -
Foundation, which will administer the funds. Copies of both
the letter from Dr. Sterling requesting support and the
ALEPH Foundation's letter to Dr. Sterling are also enclosed.
We recommend a grant of $5,000 as a special project
(non-CTR) and would appreciate your letting us know your
views by March 10. ~
I have just received, and also enclose, a copy of
Dr. Sterling's latest published article, "The Incidence of
Lung Cancer in the U. S. Since 1955 in Relation to the
Etiology of the Disease."
WWS/r
Enclosures
Lester Pollack, Esq.
Alexander Holtzman, Esq.
WILLIAM W. SHINN
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