Philip Morris
Fields
- Author
- Kloepfer, W., J.R.
- Area
- SCIENTIFIC AFFAIRS/BLACK LATERAL OLD S&T
- Type
- MEMO, MEMORANDUM
- Recipient (Organization)
- TI, Tobacco Inst
- Named Person
- Cullman, H.
- Hoel, D.
- Pages, R.A.
- Recipient
- Esterle
- Hoel
- Kastenbaum
- Osdene
- Pages, R.A.
- Rupp
- Schafer
- Spears
- Colucci
- Davidson
- Dehn
- Document File
- 2026332912/2026333153/Indoor Air Quality
- Author (Organization)
- TI, Tobacco Inst
- Site
- R529
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Request
- Stmn/R1-037
- Master ID
- 2026333026/3034
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THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE
18754 STREET. NORTHWEST WILLIAM KLOEPFER. JR.
W:\SHINGTON.,DC 20006 Senior Vice Pcesident-
202; 457-4800 800i 424-g876 Public Relations
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August 8, 1985
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R A PAGES
MEMORAIVDUM
TO: Dr. Colucci, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Dehn, Dr.
Esterle, Mr. Hoel, Dr. Kastenbaum, Dr.
Osdene, Dr. Pages, Mr. Rupp, Dr. Schafer
and~Dr. Spears
FROM: WILLIAM KLOEPFER, JR.
At your last meeting Don*Hoel distributed a copy of
the Honeywell Technalysis report of its survey of
attitudes of office workers toward indoor air quality.
The title itself was misleading in that lighting and
temperature turned out to be primary subjects of
concern in the survey. There was further distortion
of the significance of the presence of tobacco smoke.
All this, coupled with a fortuitous conversation with
Honeywell's CEO by Hugh Cullman lead to the appraisal
we sent, which I am happy to share withyou at Don's
I
suggestion.
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