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RJR NABISCO logo News Release
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CONTACT: Carol Makovich
(212) 258-5785
NEW YORK, NEW YORK -- January 15, 1996 -- RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp. (NYSE:RN)
today announced that it has requested and received a written consent with
respect to 100 shares from an employee shareholder in connection with the
shareholder consent solicitation initiated by Bennett LeBow and Carl Icahn.
The consent was dated and received January 12, 1996, which is the record date
for the consent solicitation.
The company said that it had requested the shareholder to deliver the consent
in order to establish the maximum time period for which the LeBow/Icahn
consent solicitation would be open. As a result, consents for the LeBow/Icahn
solicitation must be delivered within the next 60 days to be valid under
Delaware law. Therefore, any consent dated or delivered to RJR Nabisco after
March 12, 1996 will not be valid.
