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November 1, 1971 Mr. Terry 0'Keefe Kicweli, O'Keefe &. Williamson 20u West Douglas '.Vio.;_ta, Kansas G72u2 ir y.r. 9 ' Xee fe I i'.avt uecideu, in view of our conversation, n-.,t to send, ..ny bill for my tri.. to Wichita, ana for such service (mostly of a negative ty.e) as I was able to r3rr;er to you. hct.aLiy, since tills trip was only a deviation to one slue, on route to Chicago and Cincinnati, I am out very little for expense, while the day lost drum my office cost me ii:^ rattier than money. The latter is not my > ' at this sta.y; m ,>y caru.i, .nd I can count some gain in meeting an attorney whose- motivation is not ina ,ced solely by financial considerations. (Not that this is any remarkably unusual event). ..s I told you, my attitude toward your clients is one of sympathy ;tra their grievance and toward their relative ...overty. But there is still question as to how much carnage (ana of what type) can be demonstrated to,have occurred. If you wish to ^4 no me/such documents as will -.rovide me witk a full understanding of lug' situation, I shall, as I premised, review them carefully, and see what I can advise you to do that is practicable and useful in establishing the validity of taeir case for the purposes of collecting damages. I must teli you, however. Which I snould have done while I visited with you, that I a;.', scheduled to leave Cincinnati for bonaon, bn lane on November 12th, to be out of the country for ten cays to two wc-cas. This may result in some delay on r;y part in fulfilling ..iy . romise, but I snouiu u.ut ox. eel that fact to make any real -difference. \ Ir. v/ tr. a itasure to :;,eet anu tai,. with you, and I am ..rateful for your courtesies. I am no-re what sunc.g-neu, iiowevt r, uy the apparent situation of your clients. Coruiaiiy yours. hobort A. Kehoe, M D. Professor emeritus of Occupational lieaicine wb