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- Liggett & Myers letter writing campaign against proposed airline smoking rules (1983)
- FDA Mobilization options (1995 Philip Morris supplies letter writing booths, materials to employees of its subsidiaries to write letters of protest)
- PM USA Government Relations Report, February 17, 1984 (Implicates PM in a letter writing campaign to the Civil Aeronautics Board to oppose restrictions on smoking in commercial aircraft.)
- Some Thoughts On Countermeasures (BAT, 1980. Lists various routes for positively influencing public opinion about smoking, e.g., placement of cigarettes in movies, television shows; letters to the editor, selection & protection of third parties, cartoons, research)
- Updated Media Relations and Coalition Plan August 10, 1998 Philip Morris document states, "Continue identification and development of 'Letters to the Editor Team,' consisting of coalition members and other third parties who have previously written letters on tobacco prohibition, taxation, etc . Assign letter-writing tasks as opportunities arise for both positive and negative response." Bates No. 2065482707/2708
- Revised Letters to the Editor The PR firm Fleishman Hillard conducts a letter-to-the-editor writing campaign for the Tobacco Insitute, and in this letter assures Carol Hrycaj of the Tobacco Institute that the letters have been revised to incorporate edits by the Institute. (1992)
