Council for Tobacco Research
[Summarizes Conversation Publish Scientific Data But Clarify Source of Interpretations and Ownership of Patents]
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- Depository Date
- 08 Sep 1997
- Master ID
- Ctrmn00041967-2810
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- Author
- Hockett, R.C.
- Recipient
- Homburger, F.
- Type
- LETTER
- Box
- 267
- UCSF Legacy ID
- gnt30a00
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August 7, 1973
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Dr. F7eddy Hcmburger
RFD #1
Ellsvorth, Maine 04605
Dear Dr. Aomburger:
P.d and I are obliged to you for allowing us to encroach
upon your vacation on August 2:or i discussion of the advertisement by
Bio-Research Consulta_^.ts, LZc. in The Tobacco Reoorter for Juna 1973 (page 42)
as it bears upon t3e cor.tract;ia: obligation between Bio-Research Consul-
tants and The Counc'.+ for Tobacco Research - J.S.A., ine. For our mutual
convenience, I aa settinb forth the substance of our conversation.
We endeavored ,a :sJce clear our geniune interest in
according to Bio-°eseerch :'r=e=o= to publish any scientific data it may
develop irn exper:ments done under cur sponsorship. 3ut we also must assure
that the interpretations you may :1.ice are clearly designated as your ov-
and are not misconstrued as being ic accordance with those of the Council.
?=:::er, , as we _.derstand it, you have agreed to furnish
us with copies of aL' patezts or pa:ent applications held or filed by you
or your colleagues of Bio-Researct that are relevant to mechanical devices
for tobacco smoke production or exposure of experisental animals to such
smoke, so that we may be fully informed of their claims in relation to the
claims of the Council patent. :"u disposition of devices belonging to
The Council must also be considered and resolved.
We also understand that the technical bulletin rsentioned
in the advertisement is the same document that we received in u.arch of
this year entitled "::.halation Studies with Cigarette Smoke". You indi-
cated that you would be receptive to consideration of our suggestions
for modifying the vording of this bulletin, so fa= as it relates to the
erperizents done under our sponsorship, to bring its interpretations
and claims into accord vith those exgressed by you at the March Toxicology
Society meeting. Still further you agreed to include in the bulletin a
disclaimer to the effect that the opinions expressed therein are those of
the authors and not those of the Council.
We vi11 be in touch with you to arrange an early date
for our next discussion.
Sincerely yours,
RCH:gh Robert C. Fbckett, Ph.D.
Research Dis ector
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