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'''Clive Turner'' became ' was one of the best-known spokespersons and organisers for the British tobacco industry as '''Director of Public Affairs ''' for the '''[[Tobacco Advisory Council]] (TAC)'''. He came moved over to the TAC from [[British-American Tobacco]] , and over , during his lifetime , he worked in a number of roles in the British industry. He was nominally the head of the [[British Tobacco Institute]], the PR head of TAC, and later in life he was the head of the ]][[Tobacco Institute of Hong Kong]]then head of the [[Tobacco Manfufacturers Association]] in the UK.

His son [[Simon Turner]] [Real name ''Guy Simon Mark Turner''] also managed to get a piece of the action in the notorious sham air-testing business , [[Healthy Buildings International]] , which was run in the USA by [[Peter Binnie]] and [[Gray Robertson]]. Simon appears to have taken over Binnie's role as administrator and spokesman for the company (originally called ACVA]]) when Binnie left and returned to Britain; clearly he had some share of the operation.

<b>1986 Feb 27</b> '''[[Anne Johnson]]'''], product liability lawyer for BATCo, writes about an ITV interview program the night before which featured Clive Turner.<BLOCKQUOTE><I> In brief, Turner says that the industry is not concerned with Smoking and Health research and does not do any, (he) says that it is the Government's problem.

Turner's remarks give [[David Simpson ]] of ASH (anti-smoking activist) the perfect opportunity of accusing to accuse the industry of not being interested in the health of its consumers. We should ensure that, for the future, Clive Turner gives a more accurate view of the industry's attitude to Smoking and Realth research. </I></BLOCKQUOTE> http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/cvh44a99/pdf

<b>1987 Aug 26</b> Clive Turner is Director. Public Affairs Tobacco Advisory Council He is lookng after:

* HBI Robertson, Gray (This is the company who later employed his son Simon) [https://www.industrydocumentslibrary.ucsf.edu/tobacco (Type-in Bates Number) 400113745

''' 1987 Oct 12 - 15 ''' ''' [[INFOTAB ]] International Workshop ''' in Washington DC [Note 375 pages] <BLOCKQUOTE><I> Participants included <BR> * ''' Mr. [[Clive Turner ]] ''' , Director Public Affairs, Tobacco Advisory Council* ''' Mr [[Tony St Aubyn ]] ''' , Manager Public Affairs, Tobacco Advisory Council </I></BLOCKQUOTE> http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/okw36b00/pdf

* '''Corporate Affairs ''' people [based at the New York headquarters, but with members from all regions, (including Brussels and Neuchatel)].

* '''[[Wayne V Reid]] ''', [[International Confederation of Sports]], UK

* '''[[Steven C. Parrish|Stephen Parrish]]''', [[Shook Hardy & Bacon]], Lausanne, Switzerland (Shortly after he became the chief disinformation organiser with Philip Moris.)

# '''[[Paul G Dietrich]]''' and '''[[David A Morse]]''' were partners who worked with [[Geoffrey C. Bible|Geoff Bible]] (an old friend of Morse) and the industry macheavellian, '''[[Andrew Whist']]''' of PMI Corporate Affairs in establishing and operating many front groups including the [[AECA]], [[NYSIA]], [[Libertad]], and [[IIHD]]. The Catholic University in Washington was just a front for IIHD, and Morse and Dietrich also operated internationally through the [[Knights of Malta]].# '''[[Wayne Reid]]''' was '''[[Andrew Whist]]'s''' long-term lobbyist who was well-funded to retain the tobacco-sports sponsorship, . He worked originally in Australia, then later internationally. He had been a clandestine recruit many years before this time, as head of Australian Lawn Tennis Association.