Lorillard
Fields
- Author
- Kelly, J.D.
- Area
- LEGAL DEPT FILE ROOM
- Alias
- 03635118
- Type
- LETT, LETTER
- Named Person
- Getman, M.J.
- Grannis
- Named Organization
- Ny Chamber of Commerce + Industry
- Recipient
- Stevens, A.J.
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- Request
- R1-004
- R1-037
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Author (Organization)
- TI, Tobacco Inst
- Site
- N14
- Master ID
- 03635004/5381
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i TOBACCO IN .S"TITUTE
1776 KSTREET, NORTHWEST/WASHINGTOND'.C. 20006 202/457-4800
June 20, 1978
Arthur J.. Stevens, Esquire
Vice President & General Counsel
Lorillard
6.66,Fifth Avenue
New York~, NY 10019
Dear Art:
JOHN D. KELLY
Senior Vice President
202/457-4'857
As you probably know,, the protracted strugg,le leading to
the defeat on two occasions of Assembly Bill 8565-D imNewi
York State was the result of a concerted effort by many peopl'e
and many organizations acting under one umbrella.
Morton JI. Getman, Executive Vice President and General
Counsel of theNew,York Chamber of Commerce andIndustry,.
was one of the aforementioned individuals and'org,anizationst that participated to the fullest and'
was aikey a1!ly! to the
tobacco~industry.
Mort's: professionalismiand expertise were trul~y a
valuable asset tolus. In additionito filing a memorandum
against the Grannis bill, which was sent to all mermbers:of the
New York State Assembly, the New York Chamber of C'ommerce and
Industry conducted aispecial, survey responded tolby 29&member
companies,employing more than 300,000 people. The survey
dealt with questions relating to the impact of the Grannis
bill on commercial off'ices.
Youimiay know, too:, that Mort, shortly before the current
legislative session began, took over th~e governmental affairs
responsibilities of the New York Chamber of Commerce and
Industry an~d is attempting,to build up its membership. The
New York Chamber certainly deserves strong,and continued
support of its members..
It wouldl perhaps also be a nice gestu~re to write a
letter to Mort in!recognition of'his outstanding involvement.
Sincerely,.
-0
John D. Kelly
JDK:mwf
