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K. _ , r.. nursing services -- nursing education -- citizen participation g .l .m........ L : O.tCff0r-i*3" i-.S-G. : G.H.'C. national leaguuee tor nursing, me. '.P.C. S.7.H. D.V.?. 10 COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019 AREA CODE 212 JUdson 2-1022 FILSS/LI8. DETROIT.... . ToriCjTO.... N LN June 7, 1971 ir' V Mr. J. L. Kimberley Executive Vice President Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 0X X Dear Mr. Kimberley: The first joint conventions of the National League for Nursing and the National Student Nurses* Association are now past, and we are in the process of evaluation. There seems to be agreement that the conventions successfully met their goal of in volvement of the participants and developing strategies for needed change. The exhibits especially have been singled out for praise. In this connection, we would like to express to you our deep appreciation for sharing with us copies of your exceptionally well-done booklet. Facts About Lead and Pediatrics. Having resource materials available on the issues under discussion surely had an impact on the deliberations. Once again, please accept our thanks. Sincerely, -C H s-" 'v- ' c lY v (Mrs.) Margaret W. Sparrow Director Division of Community Services MWS:md L-f-1 Vf , N12005 LIA-76133 i