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Hahn, Paul M., Tobacco Industry Research Committee, role in formation, 33

Haines v Liggett Group, Inc.,326 -327

Halberstam, Michael, criticism of White and Froeb study, 429

Hanauer, Peter, early California tobacco control activist, 416

Hardy, David R.

cost- and risk-pooling agreements between B&W and BAT, 284

Kronberg Research Conference, concerns, 132

scientists, concerns about statements, 268 -271

Sterling, Theodore, idea to set up panel to influence government committees, 323 -325

Hargrove, G. C.

sharing information between B&W and BAT on smoking and health, 272

tobacco substitutes, 163

Hart, Senator Gary, tax on cigarettes based on nicotine content, 258 -259

Hatch, Senator Orrin, 356 -357

Hawkins, K., 384

Hazan, Anna, tobacco use in films, 370

Heard, Alan

consulted B&W regarding BAT research conference, 278

cost- and risk-sharing agreements for R&D, 284

sidestream smoke testing, 245

smoker compensation, legal and political dimensions, 88

Hecht, Frederick, CTR special project, 331

Hegod, C., 384

Heimstra, Norman, special account 4 consultancy, 331

Henning, John F., No-on-5 campaign, 421

Henningfield, Jack, nicotine bioavailability, 91

Hickey, Richard

CTR special project, 331

Shook, Hardy, and Bacon consultancy, 331

special account 4 consultancy, 331

Hilado, Carlos, special account 4 consultancy, 331

Hirayama, Takashi

Finnegan, Tim, 415 -416

industry response to lung cancer study, 400 , 413 -416

public relations problem for industry, 352 -353, 384

Sterling, Theodor, criticized passive smoking-lung cancer link, 299

Hockett, Robert C.

glycoproteins, 322 , 397

mouse skin painting, criticism, 302

Hoel, Donald K.

Aviado, Domingo, 320

CTR special project to Carl Seltzer, 293 -294

Public Smoking Advisory Group, 394

Response Analysis Corporation study of ETS, involvement in design, 311 -312

Hoffman, Dietrich, selective filtration, 120 -121

Hopkins, Congressman Larry, fire-safe cigarettes, 316

Horsewell, H. G., nicotine-delivery research, 79

Howley, Peter M., TIRC/CTR Scientific Advisory Board member, 37

Hoyt, William T.

Hill and Knowlton and TIRC, 40

TIRC Scientific Advisory Board, withholding information from, 71 -73

Huber, Gary

American Thoracic Society/American Lung Association meeting presentation, 319 -320

Harvard colleagues view him as allied with industry, 320

Kentucky Tobacco and Health Research Institute

—director, 315

—industry lawyers investigated applicant, 315

passive smoking, 394

public relations value to industry, 353 -354

Shook, Hardy, and Bacon consultancy, 331

White and Froeb study, criticism, 429

Hudson, Perry, Chemosol, mouse skin-painting tests, 212 -213

Huebner, Robert J., TIRC/CTR Scientific Advisory Board member, 37

Hughes, I. W.

additives, testing procedures, 232

annual pesticide meeting, 208 -209

CTR special project to Carl Seltzer, 295

Gori, Gio

—commenting on draft press releases, 157

—report on less hazardous cigarettes, 160 -161

media, pitfalls of trying to influence, 356 -358

Medical Communications Program, 360 -362

public relations, 1981 developments, 352 -354

smoking and health research at Imperial Tobacco, 272 -273

Snow White controversy, 363 -364

tobacco expanded with G-13 process, 217

Tobacco Working Group, 156 -158

Humber, Tom

CTR special project to Carl Seltzer, 295

media, pitfalls of trying to influence, 356 -358

product placement in films, supported, 371

Husting, E. L., CTR special project, 331

Hutcheon, Duncan

criticizing evidence that passive smoking is dangerous, 430

CTR special project, 332