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OpinionMarch 2, 1996

Tonight, the American Cancer Society will transform the Show Me Center into "A Night on the Nile." The black-tie gala has become the biggest social event in Cape Girardeau. But it also raises a substantial amount of money for cancer research and services. Organizers are hoping this ninth annual gala will net an impressive $60,000. The event has become the largest annual fund-raiser for the local cancer society...

Tonight, the American Cancer Society will transform the Show Me Center into "A Night on the Nile."

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The black-tie gala has become the biggest social event in Cape Girardeau. But it also raises a substantial amount of money for cancer research and services. Organizers are hoping this ninth annual gala will net an impressive $60,000. The event has become the largest annual fund-raiser for the local cancer society.

Tonight's festivities culminate a year of planning and preparation by hundreds dedicated volunteers. That dedication should pay off for both tonight's attendees and cancer efforts in Southeast Missouri.

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