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Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. Hyland Tower Apts . 1504 1071 Celestial Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 July 13, 1976 Dear Dr. Kehoe: I am indeed grateful for Jerry Cowan's letter of June 18, indicating your intention to provide me with funding to com plete the analyses of your lead balance data. His letter arrived in the afternoon of June 24, the day I got.back from the hospital. Yesterday was my first full day back to work. As you know while I was in the hospital from June 19 to June 26 and recu perating at home, Mrs. Allen has continued working on the Project. She has completed the card corrections and I am presently reviewing them. I am also trying to put together a draft of the paper for publication. I would appreciate receiving, as soon as possible, a copy of the paper on lead that you referred to in recent months. I want to cite all of your publications referring to this data. I have been in contact with all of the local universities that I recently wrote. They are all considering my request for a place to continue the Project and to set up the training and research programs that I described in my letter to them. As you know from my letter to Dr. Ter Haar, I am moving out of the Hazleton Laboratories and have set up a new office near by in Reston. My phone there is 703-437-- 7000. I have also set up a separate bank account for the Project and I have asked Hazleton to sendme the balance of your $3000 with an itemization of all expenses. I will put the remaining money in the Project account. I am keeping detailed records of all expenses. Since our new office is too small, I am moving most of my files to my home. When space becomes available, it should cost $30 to $60 a month to store my body burden tissues in the Tyson's Frozen Food Locker and Cold Storage Plant, Vienna, Virginia. Presently they are being stored in one of Hazleton's lockers. I hope to use part of the $3000 for this purpose if necessary. Our new working area is smaller and less convenient than the space we had at Hazleton, but it is pleasant. Although my problems with Hazleton have been troublesome, the Project is moving along well. Bes' ' to you and Mrs. Kehoe Stanley B. Gross, Ph.D. cc: Jerry L. Cowan, Attorney at Law