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November 1, 1971 Mr. Terry O'leeie Kicweli, O'Keefe &. Williamson 20u West Douglas '.Vicnuta, Kansas G72u2 'Toor :;r. 1'Kee fe: I i'.avt uccideu, 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 rjr.oer 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:^ rather than money. The latter is not my > ' at this sta.y; m ,>y caru.1 , .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 :cwaru 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 send me/such documents as will -.rovideme witk a full understanding of lug' situation, I shall, as I a-omiseu, review them carefully, and see what I can advise you to do that is practicable and useful in establishing the validity of tneir 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 ny part in fulfilling .y .ro.aise, but I snouiu n.ut ex. eel that fact to make any real -difference. I \ i ir. a ieasure to :;,eet anu tai,. with you, and I am ..rateful for your courtesies I am r.o-Tfcwhat saact-neu, however, uy the apparent situation of your clients. Cordially yours, hobert A. Kehoe, M D. Professor emeritus of Occupational Lieaicine wb