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10 Jan 1969 Wakeham reviews maternal smoking/low-birth-weight babies studies: Exhibit 10269 (Philip Morris) Dr. Wakeham Goldsmith (president and vice-chairman) re: smoking and baby weight (cover memo to Exhibit 10270) January 10, 1969 “We now have a study of the effect of smoking and pregnancy which supports previous conclusions that smoking mothers produce smaller babies. . . The position of the medical people is that smaller babies suffer detrimental effects all through life. . . 6. All the investigations of this type agree that smoking mothers have babies of lower birth weight than non-smoking mothers, and that these lower weight babies are more likely to experience problems later in life." Bates # 1000211307

02 Apr 1978 TELEPHONE CONVERSATION WITH ROGER JENKINS, OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY: Bates:659005573 TDO-5918074 Brown & Williamson-422727 Author: CANON, AB

Apr 1979 Enstrom attributes rise in lung cancer among nonsmokers to "factors other than personal cigarette smoking" (JNCI): Enstrom, J.E. "Rising lung cancer mortality among nonsmokers." Journal of the National Cancer Institute 6 2 (4) : 7 55-7 60 ; 19 79. "[The data] suggest that a more complete understanding of lung cancer etiology is needed."

10 Apr 1985 TI REPORT ON PUBLIC SMOKING ISSUE: "REPORT ON PUBLIC SMOKING ISSUE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APRIL 10, 1985" is Kloepfer's report to the Exec Cmte on methods used to combat the "nonsmoker battle for smoke-free air" on social, economic and scientific grounds. "The nonsmoker battle for smoke-free air -- more complicated than fire safety, more damaging than restrictions and a greater bottom line threat than excises...The logical appeal of smoke-free air is irresistible to politicians, commentators, even some smokers. It is the most effective way to reduce smoking....The focus is dangerously narrow: ambient smoke. Some of our retaliation is working....We have only begun, however, to take the decisions, make the commitments and exploit the opportunities that can win this battle over the basic social acceptability of smoking." "The bandwagon is not yet rolling down Tobacco Road. But at least we are slowing it down with these implementations of our plan." "We say no one knows if cigarette smoke is dangerous to the smoker, much less to the nonsmoker." "To summarize, the direction we are headed will be to deflect this [ETS] issue, to redefine it, to broaden it, to demonstrate as we have in the case of accidental fires and youth behavior that we are contributing to the solution rather than to the problem." See also Anne Landman's treatment: http://www.tobacco.org/Documents/dd/ddtiissuestrategy.html

26 Nov 1985 R.W. Jenkins' proposal suggests a smokeless cigarette thru development of a "flavor transport system": RESEARCH PROPOSAL / NEW PRODUCT IDEAS Recipient: KUHN, WF Length: 5 pages Bates:2021625937 -5941 TDO-1646185 Philip Morris-2021625937/5941

22 Aug 1989 TI Doc: ETS/IAQ Scientific Consultants: Title ETS/IAQ Scientific Consultants August 22, 1989 Bates Number TIDN0016095 - 6096 Length 2 pages ETS/IAQ Consultants Academics: Bogen Kenneth, University of California Boorstein Robert, NY University Medical Center Fleiss Joseph, Columbia University Gross Alan University of South Carolina Hood Ronald University of Alabama Kessler Irwin, University of Maryland Kilpatrick James Medical College of Virginia Manola, Nicholas, Pace University Reasor, Mark, West Virginia university Singh, Jarnail, Stillman College Wexler, Lawrence, New York Medical College Witorsch, George Washington Univertisy Witorsch, Raphael, Medical College of Virginia Wu, Joseph, New York Medical College Full-time Consultants on ETS: George Carlo Walter Decker Thomas Golojuch Gio Gori Larry Halfen Larry Holcomb Alan Katzenstein Maurice LeVois Joe Pedelty TI DN 0016095 ----------- ETS/IAQ Consultants Page Two Full-time Consultants on ETS (continued): Jack Peterson Barry Seabrook David Weeks Full-time Consultants on IAQ: Peter Binnie Bill Butler John Drake Jolanda Janczewski D. Johnson Gray Robertson Jeff Seckler Elia Sterling Nancy Stone Simon Turner Jon Yereb TI DN 0016096

22 Aug 1989 TI: ETS/IAQ Scientific Consultants: Title ETS/IAQ Scientific Consultants August 22, 1989 Bates Number TIDN0016095 - 6096 Length 2 pages **--------------------------------------------------------- ETS/IAQ Consultants Academics: Bogen Kenneth, University of California Boorstein Robert, NY University Medical Center Fleiss Joseph, Columbia University Gross Alan University of South Carolina Hood Ronald University of Alabama Kessler Irwin, University of Maryland Kilpatrick James Medical College of Virginia Manola, Nicholas, Pace University Reasor, Mark, West Virginia university Singh, Jarnail, Stillman College Wexler, Lawrence, New York Medical College Witorsch, George Washington Univertisy Witorsch, Raphael, Medical College of Virginia Wu, Joseph, New York Medical College Full-time Consultants on ETS: George Carlo Walter Decker Thomas Golojuch Gio Gori Larry Halfen Larry Holcomb Alan Katzenstein Maurice LeVois Joe Pedelty TI DN 0016095 **--------------------------------------------------------- ETS/IAQ Consultants Page Two Full-time Consultants on ETS (continued): Jack Peterson Barry Seabrook David Weeks Full-time Consultants on IAQ: Peter Binnie Bill Butler John Drake Jolanda Janczewski D. Johnson Gray Robertson Jeff Seckler Elia Sterling Nancy Stone Simon Turner Jon Yereb TI DN 0016096

24 Jul 1990 Jenkins Gives Presentation to CIAR meeting of Bd of Directors: On: "Comparison of Personal Area vs. Mobile personal Samplers for Ambient Nicotine" Length: 2 pages Bates:87802384 -2385 TDO-427677 Lorillard-87802384/2385

17 Nov 1992 Steve Milloy of Multinational Business Services sends a fax to Steve Parrish on Tozzi's SAB presentation: PM 1156615 (2500016595 ) Date November 17, 1992 Bates Number 2500016595 Author TOZZI, J MILLOY, S Recipient PARRISH, S

19 Nov 1992 STAT Conference is inflitrated: Beth Lancaster of Fleischman Hillard writes a 19921123 report of the event to Carol Hrycaj of the TI; cc to Peggy Carter of RJR

12 Apr 1993 Multinational Business Services sets up the Center for Epidemiological Studies: MBS' Tozzi seems to be director of "Federal Focus". This document is sent under CES letterhead. " "As we previously discussed, EPA is placing an increasingly greater emphasis on epidemiological studies as a basis for risk assessment and rulemakings. To address this need, we have established the Center for Epidemiological Studies as part of Federal Focus, a 501(cx3) corporation."

21 Aug 1995 MULTINATIONAL BUSINESS SERVICES wonders to whom to ascribe a Fontham study: TOZZI of MULTINATIONAL BUSINESS SERVICES sends a note to PM personell, including Borelli: "I think we have to move to put the Fontham study into play . . . I am enclosing a copy of a proposed letter from a member of Congress to Dr. Fontham. Jim Boland has asked a very important question, as to whom do we ascribe authorship of the paper."

Jun 1996 (est.) Shook Hardy: Re: Milloy on the Internet: Shook Hardy sends attachment, "Further regarding Milloy on the Internet, the attached is forwarded."