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L&M Flavor Lights cigarettes, smoke constituents of, 154

labor

alliances with industry, 419

Jerry Brown, convincing to take neutral position on California Proposition 5 , 419

LAM Theatres, Kool Jazz advertisements in, 387

Lark cigarettes, in License to Kill , 368

laryngeal cancer

inhaling tobacco smoke as producing, 249

Surgeon General's 1964 report, 18

law firm accounts, definition, 289

lawyers

additives, 226 -228, 232

Brown and Williamson response to JAMA articles, 444

Chemosol research, 212 , 213 -216

Council for Tobacco Research, 36 , 251 , 288 , 301 -304

CTR research showing smoking causes cancer, 288

deadwood documents, 246

differences between US and UK, 345 -346

guidelines for keeping nontobacco companies from taking anti-smoking positions, 355

industry positions, developing, 198

Kentucky Tobacco and Health Research Institute, management of, 315 -316

Kronberg Research Conference, 268

Microbiological Associates CTR contract, 301 -304

Proposition 5, 420

public relations, 194 , 215 , 352 -354

restricting communication between laboratories, 131 -132

rewriting scientific documents, 346 -352

Rio, Project, 146

St. Ives Research Conference (1970), 268 , 269

scientific research, 4 , 5 -6, 21 , 128 , 212 , 236 , 265 -267, 268 -271, 311 -312

—encouragement of, to refute dangers of tobacco, 288

scientists, relationship with, 128 , 266 -267

screening scientific documents, 241 -246

Smokeless Tobacco Council research projects, selecting, 312 -313

smoking-and-health activities, involvement in, 266

special accounts 4 and 5, 305 -306

Surgeon General's 1964 report, strategies for dealing with, 52 -56

Tobacco Industry Research Committee, 36

league table, based on Ames test, 20

legal liability, and truth, 4

legislation

Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act (1965), 175

Comprehensive Smoking Education Act, 226

Comprehensive Smoking Prevention Act (1982), 318

Council for Tobacco Research, influence on, 44 , 289

nicotine content, 247

problems caused by industry-funded research demonstrating smoking causes cancer, 288 , 302

product placement of cigarettes in films, outlawing of, 368

less hazardous cigarettes. See "Safe" cigarette

Less Hazardous Cigarette Committee

MH-30, 205

Penar, 205

Tso, T. C., 207


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liability

avoiding attribution of BAT research to B&W, 266 -267

Council for Tobacco Research

--research showing smoking causes cancer, 288

--to find scientists to support industry positions, 44

differences between Britain and US, 340

fire-safe cigarette research, 252 -253

industry scientists' statements, 268 -271, 347

nicotine addiction, 344 -345

passive smoking, 251

phenols, failure to warn, 121

public relations, 339

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

"safe" cigarette research, 122 , 439 -441

warning labels, as providing protection against, 54 , 342

License to Kill, Lark cigarette placement in, 368

Life cigarettes

hyperplasia testing, 153

PEI, 153

"safe" cigarette, 125

Life magazine, reporting of early studies on smoking and cancer, 25

Liggett and Myers

Addiction Research Foundation, 304

additives, position on disclosure of, 229

annual pesticide meeting, 209

cancer, appearing to admit smoking causes, 45

G-13 process for expanding tobacco, 217 , 218

product placement in Supergirl , 368

Proposition 5 , 420

smoke from cigarettes, 154

Tobacco Industry Research Committee, 33

Tobacco Working Group, 155

Washington University site visit, 311

lip cancer, Surgeon General's report, 19

litigation. See Lawyers; Liability

London Research Conference (1979), 140 -141

London underground, banning of smoking on, 412 -413

Long Island Tobacco Co., Inc. v Lindsey,250

Lorillard

Addiction Research Foundation, 304

additives, disclosure of, 229

advertising claims for Kent cigarettes, 29

annual pesticide residue meeting, 209

Chemosol, 213

cocoa, replacement with proprietary substitute, 221

G-13 process to expand tobacco, 217

Kent micronite filter, 154

phenols, reaction to selective removal, 216

Proposition 5 , 419 , 420

smoke from cigarettes, 154

Time, Inc., meetings to influence coverage of Surgeon General's 1983 report, 356

Tobacco Industry Research Committee, 33

Tobacco Working Group, 155

workplace smoking, favoring study of, 251

Louisville Courier, articles as negative development for industry, 352

Love Child, product placement in, 390

low-delivery cigarette

advantage for industry, 353

alternative to quitting, 339

biological activity, 142

creating controversy, 343

cigarette consumption, effects on, 90

health concerns, as response to, 25 , 26 -28, 274

marketing, 161 , 245

Medical Communications Program, 360 -362

paradox of production when claiming smoking does not cause disease, 343

physicians, 90 -91, 360 -362

smoker compensation, 88

low-sidestream product, demand for, 409 -410

lubricants, residues in tobacco, 202

Lucky Strike cigarettes

advertising claims, 28

Foote, Emerson, 178

lung cancer

alternative explanations, 342 -343, 352

carcinogens, dose in smoke, 91

countering evidence of smoking as cause of, 188 -189

CTR special projects, 291 -293, 329

denials of relationship to smoking, 172 , 181 , 184

early studies of, 25

environmental tobacco smoke, as cause of, 22 , 351 , 392 , 400 , 408 , 413 -416

Environmental Protection Agency, 416

Harrogate laboratory research, 113

inhalation, 80 , 84 , 130 , 301 , 301 -304

irritation, 115

media coverage of early scientific studies, 25

Microbiological Associates inhalation study, 301 -304

mouse skin-painting test for, 21 , 25

nitrosamines, 398

public relations, 18 , 352

public versus private statements of industry as to causes of, 18

Royal College of Physicians study of, 26

smoking as cause of, 132

Surgeon General's 1964 report, 18 , 22 , 26 , 48

Surgeon General's 1972 report, 19

Tobacco Research Council, 152

ZEPHYR , as code name for, 109 -110

lung disease, Harvard Medical School investigations for industry, 255

lung function, effect of passive smoking, 428 -429


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