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MEMORANDUM March 17, 1998

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Attached is the 1998 SAD Contact Directory for your use. If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks!

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Named Organization

American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T)

Avon (Makeup)

Cohn Wolfe (International public relations firm)

Dolphin Group (Tobacco Industry PR firm)

The Dolphin Media Group is a public relations consulting firm established in 1974 by Bill Roberts, founding partner of Spencer-Roberts, with offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento. The firm has represented a variety of conservative political candidates and causes. One of the Dolphin Group's major clients is Philip Morris USA. PM used the Dolphin Group to help in efforts to preempt local anti-smoking ordinances through referenda.

Eldredge & Clark (Law Firm)

Matheson & Associates (Public Relations/ Lobbying)

Mellon Financial Corp.

Philip Morris & Co. Ltd. (Cigarette manufacturer, incorporated in U.S. in 1902)

Philip Morris & Co. Ltd.., was incorporated in New York in April of 1902; half the shares were held by the parent company in London, and the balance by its U.S. distributor and his American associate. Its overall sales in 1903, its first full year of U.S. operation, were a modest seven million cigarettes. Among the brand offered, besides Philip Morris, were Blues, Cambridge, Derby, and a ladies favorite name for the London street where the home companies factory was located - Marlborough.

Philip Morris U.S.A. (See Philip Morris Incorporated)

See Philip Morris Incorporated

Public Affairs Associates, Inc. (Contract lobbying firm)

R.J. Reynolds Corporation (second tier subsidiary of RJR Industries)

Reed Smith Shaw & McClay

SAD

Simmons Market Research Bureau (Advertising auditing company)

STC

Tobacco Institute (Industry Trade Association)

The purpose of the Institute was to defeat legislation unfavorable to the industry, put a positive spin on the tobacco industry, bolster the industry's credibility with legislators and the public, and help maintain the controversy over "the primary issue" (the health issue).

Named Person

Ackerman, David G.

Adams, Daniel J.

Ainsworth, Gene

Akey, Larry

Albert, Judy

Allen, Dale

Allen, Fred

Allen, Karlene

Anderson, Betty

Anderson, Fred

Anderson, Gary

Anderson, Jerome

Anderson, Johnson

Anderson, Ted (Welch Consulting Testifying employee)

Anne, Mary

Arriaga, John F.

Arrington, Marvin

Bainbridge, Phillip E.

Barberousse, Bob (TI Lobbyist Santa Fe, Legislative Consultant, Attorney)

Beauchemin, Ed

Bell, Joe D.

Bens, Ken

Benson, Ken

Berk, Ken

Berke, Bruce

Bewley, Lawrence

Bodman, Roger A.

Boman, Stan

Boston, Frank D.

Bourn, Roberta

Boyle, Tom

Brady, Bill

Briant, Thomas A. (Attorney, Snelling Christensen & Briant)

Represented the Minnesota Candy & Tobacco Assn., Inc.

Britton, John

Brock, Jennifer

Brown, Ginny

Burke, John P.

Caputo, Nancy

Carrell, Bobby

Carson, Marry

Carson, Marty

Chance, N. Last

Chiodo, Ned

Clark, James M.

Cohen, Robert J., Jr.

Coker, Tom

Corwin, Ginny (PM Lobbyist, State Gov't Relations, Colorado, c. 1998)

Ginny Corwin is also registered as a lobbying for Philip Morris in Colorado. Prior to working for PM directly, Ginny Corwin served as a consultant to Philip Morris promoting their Accommodation program.

Corwin, Virginia

Crane, Connie

Cranfill, Steven

Crawford, Derek L. (PM Government Affairs Regional Director (1997))

Cross, Wilbur

Cruse, Victor

Cunningham, Robert

Dalton, Gary

Daniel, Mike

Davis, Charlie

Debruhl, Garry G.

Delaney, Bill, Jr.

Delano, John

Dillard, Jack (Regional Director, PM Government Affairs circa 1993-96)

Regional Director of Philip Morris Government Affairs, circa 1993-96. Was a Texas lobbyist for PM 1993-95.

Donaldson, Eric

Dorn, Pete

Dougherty, Tim

Dowd, Philip M.

Doyle, John

Drake, Dwight

Ducharme, David T.

Dunham, Ted

Durham, Steven J.

Eid, Cindy

Fine, Clark

Flanigan, Terry

Florio, Dale J.

Foley, Thomas P.

Francis, Richard M.

Fries, Tom

Fries, Tom, Jr.

Fries, Tom, Sr.

Gardner, James N.

Geddie, Bob

George, Prince

Gibbs, Steve

Gilbertson, Joel

Giles, Betsy

Goldberg, Robert

Grace, Johnny (Mississippi Philip Morris Lobbyist)

Greenlee, William D.

Guild, Joseph

Hamasaki, Peter

Hansen, Beverly

Harding, Raymond

Harrington, Sharon A.

Harris, Robin

Hays, Frank L.

Heam, Clifford B., Jr.

Hearn, Clifford B., Jr.

Hester, Clare L.

Higdon, Greg

Hill, Jeffrey L.

Hirst, Jim

Hodges, John R.

Holmes, Gary M.

Hood, F. Malcolm

Horazdovsky, David

Howle, Dan

Hubbell, Patrick R.

Hughes, Carroll J.

Hunt, Robert

Hutchins, Charles W.

Jacobson, Paul (TI State Activities Division, c. 1987-88)

Jeffrey, Jack

Jensen, Ronald L.

Jerich, Ronald A.

Joe, Joseph

Jones, Earl, Jr.

Jones, Tom S.

Defense

Katz, Carol

Kelley, Bud

Kelm, Douglas J.

Kemp, Linda

Kennedy, Brendan J.

Kidd, E. Culver

Kinard, Ken

Kinney, Steve

Knopf, Eugene F.

Koch, John D.

Kremer, Arthur J.

Kupris, Gerald P. (TAN Pennsylvania State Director)

TAN Pennsylvania State Director

LaFollette, Pat (Manager, Government Affairs)

1998

Lane, E. Palm

Leeper, John

Loper, Dennis

Loper, Dennis L.

Lopez, Ed

Lucas, Paul

Lyons, Thomas G.

Mabe, Pat

Maier, Dave

Mall, Lincoln

Manis, George N.

Mar, Kerry D.

Marshall, M. Hurst (Tobacco Institute VP, c. 1987)

M. Hurst Marshall was a TI Vice President. (Source: NM Tobacco Companies Personnel List). As of 12/1/93 and until at least 2/97 [was Director of Government Relations for RJRT Region 3 (which covered California, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, S. Dakota, N. Dakota, and Wisconsin) [Sources: TI16470711/0712, RJRT fax from Gov't Relations dept., and RJR 518230245, 1997]

Mcbrayer, Terry

Mcbride, Robert

Mccarthy, Joanne

Mcclees, Joseph D.

Mccoy, Dennis C.

Mccoy, Kim

Mccoy, Kim A.

Mcevoy, Frank

Meara, Brian

Medlin, Buddy

Merksamer, Steven A.

Mielke, Todd

Miller, Edward A., Jr.

Millikin, Gary E.

Moore, Thomas E.

Morris, Randy (TI Regional VP Denver, c. 1992)

Tobacco Institute Regional Vice President in Denver, 1992

Morris, Ron

Moylan, James H.

Mukai, Stanley

Mulder, Wendy

Munoz, Mario

Murphy, Jeremiah D.

Murray, Joe (LM)

Musselwhite, Marvin D., Jr.

Nelson, Mark W.

Osborne, Pat

Ostroff, Richard L.

Palmer, Mark

Pappas, Tom P.

Paulson, Kerry

Pearson, Steven W.

Peters, William E.

Peterson, Kathy

Phillips, Jeff

Phillips, Mike

Pierce, Vicky

Pitcher, J. William

Pope, Larry

Portnoy, Sharon

Powers, David

Rainey, John

Ralston, Joanne

Rasmussen, Dennis

Rathbun, Jim G.

Reber, Polly

Rivers, Philip

Rizzo, Ray

Roberts, Spencer

Roger, John Shipper

Rogers, Tom

Row, Alfred G.

Rowan, Carl T., Jr.

Roy, Clement J.

Ruble, Sandy

Russell, Charlie

Rutherford, Tom

Sawyer, Lionel

Scott, Tracey

Sego, Steve

Shannon, Michael (BW Manager, Government Affairs)

1998

Shaw, Rob

Shipper, John

Showalter, Jim

Smith, Thomas E.

Smith, Thomas O.

Snodgrass, Kathleen

Springs, Willow

Stamp, Zack

Staples, Mark

Stears, Robert

Steighner, Joseph A.

Stewart, James W.

Stokes, Henry

Streets, Douglas

Sullivan, Darlene

Sullivan, Patrick J.

Sullivan, Sue

Surma, Janet

Suzuki, Norman H.

Temple, E. South

Tenuta, Jim

Thomas, Debbie (Secretary at TI for Chilcote)

Tower, Piper Jaffray

Triplett, Mark

Troy, Anthony F.

Vanatta, Benny

Vaughan, Michael

Vaughan, William

Wells, Peter

Whal, Sarah

Whalen, Sarah

Whipple, Jeff

White, Lester

White, Mike

Whitesell, Calvin

Whittemore, F. Harvey

Willey, Richard E.

Willi, Craig

William, Craig

William, James

Williams, Bill T.

Williams, Don

Williams, J. Larry

Williams, Paul

Williams, Paul L.

Williamson, Craig

Wold, Kent

Wood, William T., Jr.

Wright, Wilson W.

Wymer, Beth

Yamasaki, Wayne

Zimmerman, Lindsey

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18 Jul 2005

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