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{{Show badges| tobaccowiki}}'''Lewis C Solmon''' (worked for the [[Tobacco Institute]] and also received grants from the [[Council for Tobacco Research]] as a special project researcher.): The tobacco documents show that the industry employed Solmon (sometimes misspelled 'Solomon') to publicly criticize claims made by [[William Weis]] (and later others) that smokers cost their employers more in absenteeism, cleaning, breaks, insurance, etc. than nonsmokersnon-smokers. At the time he was the Dean of the Graduate School of Education at UCLA. He had a PhD and MA in Economics from the University of Chicago and was a member of the Goldwater Institute. He also became the president of the [[Milken Institute]] (1991-1997) which also found support from the tobacco industry. Solmon became an adviser on education to Governor [[Arnold Schwartznegger]] of California and to Florida's Governor [[Jeb Bush]]. More recently he has become executive vice president, education, at the Milken Family Foundation and director of its Teacher Advancement Program.