Council for Tobacco Research
[Expresses Frustration with Ctr]
Abstract
MAR
Fields
- Master ID
- Ctrmn00042811-3384
- CTRMN042811-3094 Deposition of James F. Glenn [Deposition of Glenn in the Matter of the State of Minnesota]
- CTRMN043095-3096 A Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers [Response to Reports About Link Between Smoking and Lung Cancer]
- CTRMN043097-3103 Agenda Tobacco Industry Research Committee [Includes Information on Advertising and the Link Between Cancer and Smoking]
- CTRMN043104-3112 Forwarding Memorandum [Discusses Challenges Faced by the Tobacco Industry]
- CTRMN043113-3118 Background Material on the Cigarette Industry Client [St]
- CTRMN043119-3150 ""Best" Program for C.T.R." [Discusses How the Ctr Serves the Industry]
- CTRMN043151-3153 Statement by Timothy V. Hartrett, Chairman Tobacco Industry Research Committee [Information on Money Given by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee for Specific Scientific Research Projects Into Public Health Problems]
- CTRMN043154-3156 TIRC Program [Information on TIRC]
- CTRMN043157-3157 Hartrett Says Statistics Do Not Establish Causes [Discusses Cause-and-Effect Relationships]
- CTRMN043158-3167 Report on Visit to U.S.A. And Canada 17th April - 12th May 1958 ["Information About Lung Cancer and the Issue of "Causation""]
- CTRMN043168-3190 Survey of Cancer Research with Emphasis on Possible Carcinogens From Tobacco [Increased Incidence of Cancer of the Lung Is Due to Increased Contact with Carcinogenic Stimuli]
- CTRMN043191-3193 Scientist Comments on Benzpirene Report [Discounts the Role of Benzpyrene]
- CTRMN043194-3197 Cancer Scientist's Comments on Smoking-Lung Cancer Review [Discusses Evidence Which Conflicts with the Tobacco-Smoking Theories of Lung Cancer]
- CTRMN043198-3202 the Optimum Composition of Tobacco and Its Smoke [Discussion of Smoke Composition in Relation to Health and Smoking Enjoyment]
- CTRMN043203-3205 Gaps Still Exist in Knowledge of Lung Cancer and Heart Disease, Says Little [States That Many Clinical and Experimental Factors Still Need to Be Identified in Consideration of the Origin of Lung Cancer]
- CTRMN043206-3212 the Smoking and Health Problem--A Critical and Objective Appraisal [Discusses the Cigarette Smoke-Health Problem and the Potential Involvement of the Company's Research Department]
- CTRMN043213-3217 for Release at 6:30 P.M. Monday, February 3, 1969 [Discusses the Lack of A Demonstrated Causal Relationship Between Smoking and Disease]
- CTRMN043218-3223 Visit to Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, Washington, July 3, 1974 [Discusses the Dog Inhalation Laboratory]
- CTRMN043224-3225 Council Manipulated Media on Smoking's Dangers [Discusses A Report Released by the House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee]
- CTRMN043226-3248 the Broadcast Reporting Service Tellex Report A Dying Industry [Discusses the Tobacco Industry As A Lobby]
- CTRMN043249-3258 State of Minnesota County of Ramsey District Court Second Judicial District Case Type: Other Civil Court File No. C1-94-8565 the State of Minnesota, by Humbert H. Humphrey, III, Its Attorney General, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, Plaintiffs, Vs. Philip Morris Incorporated, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Corporation, B.A.T. Industries P.L.C., Lorillard Tobacco Company, the American Tobacco Company, Liggett Group, Inc., the Council for Tobacco Research -- U.S.A., Inc., and the Tobacco Institute, Inc., Defendants. Response of the Council for Tobacco Research -- U.S.A., Inc. To Plaintiffs' First Set for Requests for Admission [States Ctr's Position on A Number of Questions Regarding Cigarette Smoking As A Cause of Disease]
- CTRMN043259-3260 [Discussion of An Inhalation Project]
- CTRMN043261-3262 Report on Visit to U.S.A. And Canada 17th April - 12th May 1958 Attitude of U.S. Industry to Biological Testing [States That Liggett&Myers Stayed Out of TIRC Because They Doubted the Sincerity of TIRC Motives]
- CTRMN043263-3264 Auerbach's Smoking Beagles [Discusses Response of A Dog to An Inhalation Experiment States That These Methods Produced A Carcinoma in the Animal]
- CTRMN043265-3267 Review of Ctr Abstracts Dated 11/1/70 [Raises Questions About the Relevance of Ctr Grants to the Problem of Smoking and Health]
- CTRMN043268-3270 Auerbach/Hammond Paper [Gives Information on Auerbach's Inhalation Experiments Author Accepts That Significant Tumorogenic Conditions Following Inhalation Have Been Demonstrated]
- CTRMN043271-3274 Supplementary Report on Discussion with Osdene (Philip Morris) [Discussion of Long-Term Mouse Skin Painting]
- CTRMN043275-3276 Statement of F.G. Book in Buffalo, N.Y. On October 12, 1956 [Discusses Laboratory Research on the Subject of Tobacco]
- CTRMN043277-3279 Minutes of Meeting to Discuss Results of Experiments with Smoking Digs Conducted by Dr. Oscar Auerbach - Office of the Council for Tobacco Research, November 3, 1970 [St]
- CTRMN043280-3282 [Accepts Manuscript on Inhalation Studies for Publication]
- CTRMN043283-3285 [Discusses Who Will Serve on the Committee to Study Research Programs Funded by the Tobacco Industry]
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November 3, 1978
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Dr. Nilliam U. Gardner
Scientific Director
Council for Tobacco 8siearch
110 East 59th Street
Nev York, N.Y. 10022
Dear Bill:
SF0800031
I have been thiakin= about the recent activities of couasel,
C'PB, over the nast tan days. If antitrust lav caanot be
ezolained to sK tben I camnot understand it, a typical Catch 22
situation. In regard to the iuza appl4cation there is no possible
relevance to antitrust that I can sae. Sencs advice of couaael
is out of bounda, and sisply adds another level.of authority on
relevance. I think GTR should be renamed Council for Legally Yer-
ffitted Tobacco Research, CLIPT for short.
When fay personal counsel sives advice that I cannot follow it is
ignored. My advice as SAb Chairnan is that on the Fuxa applica-
tion the counsel is in error, and usual considerations should
Qovern.
Remember when condensate fract.ton research vas proscribed, we lost
Dr. Craiebead. My considered opinion is that the time for as to
sever connectioas with CTR is near. I would be pleased to tell
Mr. Joseph Cullman the problesu if be is interested. With all
othera involved w have bad aore than complete discussions.
Best wishes.
Sheldon C. Sotaars, M.D.
Director of Laboratories
SCS:cm
cc: Mr. Addison Yeaaan
J
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STATE OF MINNESOTA AND BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD
VS. PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED, ET AL
AMMENDED EXPERT ANALYSIS OF
ADVERTISING, R&D AND
YOUTH PREVENTION EXPENSE
BY
PAUL J. MUCH
JULY 1997
HOULIHAN LOKEY HOWARD & ZUKIN
A SPECIALTY INVESTM ENT BANKING FIRM
Chicago
Los Angeles New York San Francisco Minneapolis
Washington D.C. loronto Dallas Atlanta

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The attached bound volume constitutes the expert report of Paul J. Much. This report and Mr.
Much's opinions and testimony will be based on his academic training and experience and his
ongoing review of publicly available corporate financial data and internal tobacco industry
documents and discovery. A listing of the documents relied upon by Mr. Much is attached.
Defendants have yet to fully answer discovery upon which portions of this report are based.
Mr. Much may review additional documents and discovery produced or to be produced by
defendants and may rely on other experts in this case. Mr. Much reserves the right to
supplement and revise this report, in accordance with the court's orders of March 13, 1997,
and May 16, 1997.
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Senior Managing Director
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Table of Contents
Tab
Philip Morris & R.J. Reynolds 1
Statistical Analysis
Philip Morris Charts
R.J. Reynolds Charts
Brown & Williamson and American Tobacco A
B
C
2
Statistical Analysis
Brown & Williamson Charts
American Tobacco Charts
Liggett and Lorillard A
B
C
3
Statistical Analysis
Liggett Charts
Lorillard Charts
Footnotes A
B
C
4

CTR HN 043290

CTR NN 043291

ADVERTISING, R&D AND
YOUTH PREVENTION
(S Actual)
I 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
Philip Morris
Rneuch & Development Expeaditum (a)
$2.483.259
$2,943,747
$3,180,591
Ceat.l..Nee+ to CTR
Coaolarion: to Graenl Food
(b) 5147,450 580,000 $98,750 $112,500 591,305 $75,372 592,968 $109,250 f115250 $139,531 $150,000
Coombutionz to Special Projects (b) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Toul Coatnb.tlo.u to C7R $147 450 S80 000 S98 750 5112 500 S91 105 $75,372 $92 968 5109 250 5115
250 SU9 531 5150 000
Rewreh & Developmeet Eapenditurn aad
Coalribntbu to CTR
5147,450
580,000
598,750
5112,500
$91,305
$75,372
$92,969
$109,250
$2.598.309
53,083,278
$3,3)0,591
Adverti.l.g. Martett.g & Promotioa Expeaditum (c)
peRditnrro
Youth P.ermtinn F±
,
Youth Prerention Expenditures (d)
Yoath Prevrntion Expenditures Wough TI (e)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total Youth Prrveetioa Expeaditum
R.J. Reynolds
Rnear[Y & Developme.t Eape.dlt.rn (t)
CwatAal.... te CTR
Contobutions to ceneril Fund (b)
Cootributions to Special Projeets (b)
Total Coatribotiou to CTR
Reuar(b & De.elopmeat Expeedieorn aad
Coatr>'b.t(oas to CfR
Advert4ia8, Marluting & Pronotba Expeaditum
u Stated Ia Answer to Interrogatory No. 21. (g)
Eetimated Advertteieg, Marketing & Proawtloo
Expeeditarn Reported to FTC (b)
YnrL Preveattwe R.neadtrure.
Yowb Ptevmtion Expeoditurex (i)
Youth Preveotion Expendiuues through TI (e)
Total Youth Preveatlo. Eapeedll.rn
'i go --
$387,000 $236,000 5310,938 $339.750 $28.,571 5234,748 s306,250 3396,250 S4t7,500 5514,000 5546,876
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5387,000 5236,000 $310,938 $338,750 5284,57t $234,748 $306,250 5386,250 5417,500 $514,000 5546,876
5387,000 5236,000 5310,938 $338,750 1284,571 $234.748 5306,250 5386,250 5417,500 $514,000 5546,876
529,079,690 530,459,0M 539,403,534 541,216,816 $43,569,031 $50,316.407 553,141,763 557,296,984 $60r0
6,874 559,860,879 570,874,729
529,079,690 530,459,044 $39,403,534 $41,216,816 $43,569,031 $50,316,407 $53.141,763 557,296,984 $60,
206,874 559,860,879 $70,874,729
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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ADVERTISING, R&D AND
YOUTH PREVENTION
(S Actual)
Philip Morris
19651 19661 19671 19681 1969
19701 19711 19721 19731 19741-- 1975
Reuareh & Devebpmeae Erpeedleura
(a) 53,612,807 53,921,318 $4.679,382 $5,361,677 55,986,753 $6,978,913 58,653,668 $10,418,624 511,796
,991 515,084,2.14 517,156,613
Cn.tiA.lie.s tn CtR
Coaubutions to General Fund (b)
$180,000
5198,750
$217,500
5288,750
5515,625
5481,125
$712,160
1648,333
5837,692
51,140,755
SIa73,110
Coo6n'butions to Special Projects
(b) 0 21,200 22,200 39,600 15,000 30.800 53,400 61,200 41,193 76,652 63,022
Tota) Ce.trRut{ou to CTR 5180,000 _ __ 5219,950 _ __ _ _ $239,700 _ _ 5328 350 . _ _ 5530,625 5511
925 _ 5765,560 _ $709 533 _ _ 5878,885 SI 217 407 SI 436 3, 32
ReseareY & Devebptne.e Eapeedituret and
Coatrib.tfo.. to CTR
53,792,807
$4,141,268
54,919,082
$5,6'J0,027
56,517,378
$7,490,838
59,419,228
$11,128,157
512,675,876
516,301,651
518,592,945
Adverthie8, Marketin8 & Promotioe E.pendit.rea
(c) 549,525,967 $58.104,621 560,264,038 562,733,980 So1,1J6,929 573,026,503 $I11,069,995
Youth Preve.ti... ..pcwdYur
Yooth Preventioe Exprndituref (d)
Youth Preven0oa Eapeaditures throu8h T1(e)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total Youth Preveatio. Eape.diteres
R.J. Reynolds
Raeard & Development Eape.dit.re, (Q
Ce.ri1..LM- Iw CTR
Coetu3rtioos a Oeru;ral Fund (b)
Comributions to Special Projects (b)
Total Co.tribrtlo.s to CTR
Rasarai & Devebpmeet Eapenditures aed
Co.trib.tbu to CTR
AdvertW.B, Marketin8 & Prometioa Eapendit.ra
e. Stated 1. A..wer to Isterro8atory No. 21. (8)
E.810ated AdverWieB, MarkNi.B & Promotba
Eap..dYerse Repurted (o FTC (b)
Ywr.. Prevealw. r....wdu....
YouA Preventio.. E:peedituref (i)
Youth Nersuoe Ecpeadiores duou8h TI (e)
Total Yo.th P.eveatle. Eape.dhrrn
115
000
000
,
,
$618,752 $633,752 5637,500 5743,752 51,155.000 51,025,000 $1,372,462 $1.100.405 $1,335,334 $1,562,6
98 51,967,995
0
5618
752 67,600
$701
352 67,800
$705
300 102,000
$845
752 33,600
$1188600 65,600
$1090600 101,400
SI477862 104,400
$1
204805 64,386
$1
399
722 110,677
51
7
7 87,913
'
, , , , , ,
, ,6
3,3
5 ,055,908
S_
5618,752 S701,352 $703.300 $845,752 51,188,600 SI,090,600 $1.473.862 SIr04,805 116,399,722 51,673,3
75 52,055,908
$67,367,680 $73.520.251 $78,672,816 $79,015,550 $79.226.236 589,635,729 162,y22,220 572,790,761 573
,854,317 $95,4:7,5N 5121,419,4C4
567,367,680 573,520,251 578,672,816 $79.01
5,S50 579,226,236 $89,635,729 562,522,220 572,790,767 573,884,317 $95,427,SM SI30,132,BSV
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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ADVERTISING, R&D AND
YOUTH PREVENTION
(S Actual)
ph111pM4II1Y
Roearcl & S><.ebpmeat Eapeaditaree (a)
frtJ.aln.. to CTR
Coan'butions to Csennal Fund (b)
C6em'b9tions to Special Projects (b)
T6ul Coatrib.tiou to CCR
Roewrcl & De.etopmeat Expenditures ead
C6atriDaioae to CfR
AdvertlsLp BtarYetlaB & Promotba Eapeaditares (c)
Yo. I. Prere. In. -. ctarn
Youwb Preveafion Expenditures (d)
YootL Prerestioo E.penditurestbro98b TI(e)
Tolel Yo.tl Prwe.tba E.peadll.rer
R.J. Revnolds
Rerearch & Devebpeuat Ecpendlt.rer. (f)
Cnau.t6.. r jIg
Coatibutionr blieoael Fond (b)
CoMribWioro oo Special Projeet. (b)
Total Co.lrWrtloar to CTR
Rneant. & Devolopmeat Eape.dkora ead
Coavlb.tle.r to CTR
Adverti.iop MarYellq & lrormtba Eapeadkarer
ar Stned Ia A.ewer to Ioterroptory No. 21. (8)
Estimated AdvertBlaB, M.rketla8 & trnmotb.
Eapeadit.ra Reported to FTC (b)
Ya.tb Prevea Lr F.ne.dit.ree
Yowh Prevoeon Expmdiova (i)
Yoatb Prermtioa Expenditures through T1(c)
Total Yoatb fre.eatba E=pe.dkoree
[ 1976 -1977 1978[ _ 1979[~ - -19801 19811- 1982 1983 19941 1985 19-9-61
f20,674,798
$1,737,960
89,%7 $27,276,N82
$1.902.922
188,190 $29,391,501
$1,830,439
190,677 $34,477,606
$1,992,659
245,903 516,8LI,N2N
52,126,879
310,574 f45,738,312
$2.238,943
300,025 $SJ,54N,792
52,657,230
440,644 $57.419,876
53,008,258
347.794 S60,120174
53,909,019
317,774 563,889,16-1
$4,390,133
379.082 $73.711.797
55,308,278
839,902
SI,827,927 52,091,112 52,021,115 $2,238,562 52,437,453 52,538,868 $3,097,874 53,356,052 54,226,793
f4,769,215 56,148,180
f22,502,725
SI64,689,339
0 529,367,994
$164.026,498
0 511,412,616
5226,662,781
0 $36,716,168
5249,825,725
0 S39a11,281
SJ32,049,120
0 $48,277,180
$394,910,811
0 556,646,666
5467,940,119
0 560,775,928
$502,760,151
24,444 $64,547,167
$546,304,954
561,497 568,658,378
5695,628,132
789,678 S84,859,977
5738,037,891
353,439
- - -- -- $24,444 5561497 5789,678 $353,439
$21.336.000 $24.134.000 f36,499,000 538,874,000 546,269,000 555,034,000 568,809,000
52,401,861 f2,204,142 52,45t,852 $2,262,025 $2,415,625 $2,328,985 $2,695,691 Sl,736,628 $3.503.884 5
3,84t,3V3 54,705,793
I22,569 _244,536 216_tl52 _ 2'IOp28 117,160 459,054 354,715 _ 291,193
-- 140,V22_ 741,8-W
__
12,524,430 52,448,678 _ f2,688,704 $2552,63J 12,765,953
_ _12,646,IJ3 {.1,591,34) I,7V3,077 ~-f4,8vt115 53,447,623
$2.524.430 52,448,678 52,688,704 $2.552.653 524,101,955 526,7N0,U5 $39,633,745 f42,465,J43 S.w,064,0
77 A9.223,3t5 $74,25wo23
5149,021,007 5192,685,525 S2I4,385,981 $298,435,251 $363.761,764 f433,172,002 5530,116,117 5588,184,
168 $612,613,628 $603.973.000 5600,440,000
5178,154,911 5274,096,902 5272,157,950 $333,753,395 f407,131,883 5517,372,525 5663,720,590 $683,262,
478 $965.584.811 $1.030.051.262 51,014,720,146
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26,583 518,255 707,754 319,153
$26,583 5518,255 5707,754 5319,IS3
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ADVERTISING, R&D AND
YOUTH PREVENTION
(S Actua))
Philip Morris
I
1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1954-9
Ruearch & Derebpmeat Eape.dit.re.
(a) S80a34,564 $56,064,368 S57,633,513 S53,951,610 S61,072,778 $61.450.896 $72,890,963 589,253,153 5
1,143,213,361
to LTR
Coe6buu6ns to Geeeal Fand
(b) $5,754,937 56,752,365 57,245,257 58,162,873 $9,307,060 $10,945,500 $11,070,876 S11,196,1% SI09,3
44,059
Cmmbucortf to Special Projects (b) 641,763 517.770 428,618 174,973 0 0 0 0 5,937,923
Total C4+trm.tlos to CTR 56,3% 700 S7,270,135 S7,673,875 $8,337 846 S9 307
060 $10,945,500 $11,070,876 $I 1 1% 1% S 1 I S 181 981
Reaeard & Derebpmetl Etpeedlt.rra and
Cu.triD.tbaa to CTR
586,131.264
563,334,501
565.307,388
$62,289,456
570,379,838
$72,3%,3%
583,%1,8J9
$100,449,349
51,258,415,342
Adrertitie8, Marketi.8 & Proawtio. Eapeadit.rv
(c) 5857,058,060 S1,1J9,610,449 $1,290,880,892 $1,540,812,544 $1,687,684,672 $1,825,558,753 $2,847,3
82,978 $2,242,617,367 S18,J90,J1J,271
Youth Prcreetbw F. dp,~ltrrr
Youth Preveutioe Eapenditures (d) - - 514,000,000 514,000,000
Youth Prcvention Eapeadi6rten duou8h TI (e) 7,9_2J
186,657 157
i
22 2 _51J,606 1,850729 y4J5,676 891,801 29,869 6,818,740
Total Youth Pre.ntb. Etpeedtt.rea _
_
_
729fl45676
f21923
SSIJ606
SI,SS
0
5186,657
5157,Q2 ftl918,
01 _ $14029869 69 $ 20_,JIb 710
_._____
_
__
._____. __
._ ___._
________ _
RJ. Reynolds
RewrcY 6 Derebpme.t Eape.dNrres (0
Cee tt..t th.. te CTR
Conubr6oes to CCeneral Fued (b)
Contnbutions to Special Projects (b)
Total Ca.trib.tbes to CTR
Researcb & Derebpme.t Eapeedlt.rn a.d
Ce.trib.tbu to CTR '
Ad.ertW.B. Marketie8?a Proreetb. Espe.dltarrn
au Stated 1. Aeswer to l.terrvptery No. 21. (8)
Est(mated Adrerthl.4 Marketi.8 & PromoUe.
Eape.ditara Reperted to FTC (it)
Ye. i7..PeneadNrrre
Youth Prere.tios E:perdieves (I)
YaA Prewtio. Expeedi6ses dvoa8h TI (e)
Total Youth Preve.tlo. Eape.dit.res
$69,610,000 192,697,000 5105,125,000 $115.619.000 $105.291.000 SI03,211,000 591,915,000
55,112,586 25,954,450 $5,588,403 $5,672,304 S6a68,672 $7,016,192. 57,933,688
556,067 445,017 346.922 126,083 0 0 0
$5,668,653 16,399,467 $5,935,325 55,798,387 56,368,672 57,016,192 $7,933,688
$75.278.653 599,0%,467 5111,060,325 1121,417,387 5111,639,672 SI10,227,192 199,848,688
5469,964,000 $436.853,000 1527,019,000 $573,241,000 14%,898,000 $462,034,1100 1435,540,000
$982,594.217 $1,151,648,213 S1,2I7,875,4I1 $1,398,850,320 51,721,184,872 $1,952,607,072 SI,631,176,
099
- -
167-029
7
9 139.2"
246
SI39 18,173
$19
173 _362,432
$362
432 1,268,681
269
691
$1 919,252
$919
252 634,747
S6J4747
516
02 , , , ,
, ,
f53,000,000
$85.063.000 11,127,486,000
17,867,212 $99,683,917
0 6.029.255
$7,867,212 $105,713,172
$145,930,212 S1,2J3,199,172
1326,151,000 $9,733.'96,7_'8
SI,436,469,797 119,170,024,594
S 14,000,000 $14.000.000
18,311 55,099,617
$11018311 519,099,617
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