Bliley Lorillard
Re: Brotman/Freedman Project
Fields
- Type
- Memorandum
- Author (Organization)
- Jacob, Medinger & Finnegan
- Author
- Wrobleski, C.J.
- Recipient
- Greer, Mr.
- Henson, Mr.
- Holtzman, Mr.
- Pepples, Mr.
- Stevens, Mr.
- Witt, Mr.
- Copied
- Brown, J. Esq.
- Shinn, W. Esq.
- Named Person
- Brotman, Dr.
- Freedman, Dr.
- Named Organization
- Committee of Counsel
- CTR
- Council for Tobacco Research
- Keyword
- DSM-III
- DSM-IV
- Psychiatric classification
- International conference
- Special Account No. 5
- Industry sponsored research
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MAX H. CROHN.
TIMOTHY M. FINNEGAN, P. C.
E~¢ilN J. JACOB, P. C.
JANET S ~cCLEN~O~. ~ C
CHESTE~ J W~O~LES~I, ~ C
JOEL A ACKE~M~N
MICHAEL
ANN T,
ELIZABET~ T.
COUNSEL
H~ROL~ R. SCHMI~TO
LAW OFFICES
JACOB, MEDINGER & FINNEOAN
45 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10020
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3uly 15, 1982
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Memorandum for Messrs. Greer
Henson
Holtzman
Pepples
Stevens
Witt
Re: Brotman/Freedman Proje,ct
'Following the discussion of this matter at the
Committee of Counsel meeting in June, we met with Drs. Brotman
and Freedman to discuss further the proposal described in our
memorandum of February 2, copy of which is attached.
The thrust of the proposal remains unchanged: to deal
~ith a number of critical issues in psychiatric classification
which have arisen as a result of DSM III and which must be
addressed in connection with DSM IV. However, important
restructuring of the proposal has been accomplished and a
revised budget is attached. The revised budget proposal covers
a 14 month period (July 1982 through August 1583), and the work
has been broken down into specific tasks to which time periods
have been ~ssigned and costs have been allocated. The
restructuring will allow us to better monitor the project. The
monograph mentioned in the February proposal has been dropped
from the revised proposal, with the thought that it will be
considered when the results of the international conference are
in hand.
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The total amount of the revised proposal is $257,000.
Since $87,500 remains undisbursed from the original
Brotman/Freedman project which commenced in 1979, the revised
proposal requires additional funding of $149,500.
Contributions would be made by the companies on a per capita
basis and would be distributed through Special Account No. 5.
We recommend the approval of the project and are
prepared to discuss it further with you. Since the proposal
contains a 3uly 1£82 starting date and Drs. Brotman and
Freedman believe it is imperative to adhere to that schedule if
their work is to be effective, we plan to be in touch with you
shortly with regard to your decision on the proposal.
Chester J. ~qrobleski
cc: 3anet Brown, Esq.
William Shinn, Esq.
