Corporate Angels of Mercy
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Nonetheless, CAN is able to assist only 20% to 30% of all the cancer victims who request trips. Blum hopes eventually to expand the service to include almost all of the 15,700 American corporate aircraft now aloft.
— By Robert T. Grieves.
Reported by Jane Van Tassel/New York
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