June 2, 1993
                                                                       
AMERICAN
XX                                                               
REHABILITATION
                                                                        
CENTERS
         (b)(6)

Dear    XX    

We have been making great efforts to touch base with you for the past several 
weeks and regret that I personally was not able to speak with you on one 
previous occasions. I am,however, happy to have finally gotten to speak to you 
on this day.  As you will recall, our Facility Coordinator, Dawn Meyer,
touched base with you earlier and had a conversation regarding, your seminar
in     XX         
, Missouri which will take place     XX     In specific, Dawn was interested
in obtaining, information regarding your policy with regard to an interpreter
for your seminar and/or some sort of "close-caption" for the hearing impaired. 
At the time of your phone call with Dawn, the information was relayed that you 
did not feel it to be your obligation to provide this accommodation.

In an effort to pursue the attendance of our staff member, we were making 
ourselves ready to make the investment and began researching the availability
of an interpreter.  As our conversations progressed, we were advised by
various agencies for the hearing impaired as well as government offices that
although our efforts were benevolent, they were not necessary.  Evidently, our
resources advise that when and if a company presents itself to the public,
then this company must abide by ADA regulations and provide access to the
impaired and/or handicapped.  Thus, "every road leads us back to you" the
company sponsoring, the seminar.

We are still interested in having our staff attend and along with our staff,
we have one individual who is deaf and will need an interpreter.  Our agencies 
advise that actually two will be needed as one person is only able to "sign"
for 30-40 minutes and then rest to avoid repetitive motion disorders.

Please respond to my letter as soon as you are able to and prior to the
seminar.  I do regret that I was unable to personally speak with you prior to
the registration deadline of May 10, but feel since we made efforts as early
as May 1 to reach you that an extension is more than appropriate.

Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

01-03025