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NewsAugust 3, 2007

Southeast Missouri State University began demolishing the building to make room for overflow parking for the River Campus, school officials said Thursday. The university's fund-raising foundation acquired the building in 2003 from Ann Ritter of Cape Girardeau. At the time, the former service station housed Bettie's Restaurant and a satellite dish dealer...

John Job watches as a load of debris is dropped into a truck by an escavator as a crew with Nip Kelley demolish the building at 302 Morgan Oak Street on Thursday, August 2, 2007. (Aaron Eisenhauer)
John Job watches as a load of debris is dropped into a truck by an escavator as a crew with Nip Kelley demolish the building at 302 Morgan Oak Street on Thursday, August 2, 2007. (Aaron Eisenhauer)
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Southeast Missouri State University began demolishing the building to make room for overflow parking for the River Campus, school officials said Thursday. The university's fund-raising foundation acquired the building in 2003 from Ann Ritter of Cape Girardeau. At the time, the former service station housed Bettie's Restaurant and a satellite dish dealer.

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