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It doesn't seem to have altered the way we're doing business here. Philip Morris spokeswoman Peggy Roberts, on the DNC's ban on official tobacco sponsorship in L.A. Hendren, J., <I>Big Tobacco crashes the party by funding fetes</I>
I have not received a contribution myself from Philip Morris. I do know that they have a number of other companies other than just tobacco. They have cookies. Some of us like cookies. We would accept contributions from the cookie dimension of Philip Morris, but not necessarily the tobacco. DNC Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. of Chicago. ECKERT, T., <I>Philip Morris a sponsor of Illinois' delegation</I>
It gave me some insight into how seductive corporate influence can be at the most basic level of good food and good drink. . . You can't help but remember who provided it.Harvey Weisel, a DNC delegate from Seattle, on Monday's UST bash. Silver, B., <I>Wining, Dining On Tobacco Company's Dime</I>
In order to best represent our 55,000 employees in the United states and millions of shareholders, we really want to participate in the political process in a bipartisan fashion.Philip Morris spokeswoman Peggy Roberts. D. Salant, J., <I>Unlikely Sponsors Surface at DNC</I>
Los Angeles is a healthy city and we focus on the well-being of our community. . . We're going to show that we are on the cutting edge of new policies and new decisions.Noelia Rodriguez, chief operating officer of LA Convention 2000, the nonpartisan group hosting the Aug. 14-17 Democratic National Convention at the Staples Center. The DNC is not accepting tobacco industry funds. <I>Democratic Convention Shuns Tobacco</I>