Letter from Mark H. McCormack to Charles H. Loiselle
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McCormack informs Charles H. Loiselle that he has received a copy of Mauri Edwards' letter to Rick Isaacson regarding the Foster Grant Company. He discusses ways in which their company could be of value to Foster Grant throughout the utilization of sports and sports activities to influence the sales of their products. McCormack describes an example of what he has in mind involving the Superstars television series. He notes that Foster Grant had already been using the Superstars winner, O. J. Simpson, and the name Superstars in their pre-planned advertising. He indicates that he will await Loiselle's advice regarding what they should do in light of Edwards' letter.
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