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THE TENHESSEAN, Tuesdoy, September 1978 13 No Hunt by Corps, Police Kim Marine Not AWOL ADULT WORLD CINEMA I Z407 Okkenoit Rd. Preirntt fh.22o-9T77 "HOUSE Of DeSADE" "DAUGHTERS Ot DISCIPLINE" And PEEP SHOWS! XXX OPEN 9 A.M.-1 A.M. Moo. Thru Sot. XXX military base, said she understood Boutilier may have had academic problems which caused him 1 AI A IL.l 10 run, dui inners insisieu uiai was umiuc.

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By KATHERINE FREED When Gary Boutilier left the Millington Naval Air Station almost three months ago, tie told his best friend he was going to ride his motorcycle and would be back soon. But the young marine has not been heard from since. And, it seems, no one is looking for him despite the desperate pleas of his parents. "WE DONT EVEN know if he's dead or alive at this stage," said a frustrated Mrs. Robert Boutilier, in a telephone interview from her home in Dracut, Mass.

"I understand there are thousands of servicemen missing. I don't know if we'll ever find him and it's getting to the point where I can't even function anymore." According to his mother and people who know him, Gary, 19, had no reason to flee the military. "He liked the Marines," said John Boutilier, 13, Gary's brother. "I know he liked it. He would've been in a year now." BOUTILIER ENLISTED in the U.S.

Marine Corps before his graduation from Dracut High School in June 1977, his mother said, and spent the summer working as a volunteer for the Marine recruiting office in Lowell. Mass. She said the day he joined the Marines for training on Paris Island, S.C., he was promoted to private first class because of his work. After training camp, he went to the electronics school at the Millington base. He was last seen June 17 just three days before his classes were to end and he was to go on a three-week leave.

He was scheduled to receive a $1,500 bonus upon graduation. ROBERT HOLDSWORTH, Gary's neighbor in Dracut and on the base, said the Marines reported Boutilier as being on an "unauthorized absence" when he did not show up for morning formation June 19. After he was not heard from for 30 days, the military declared him a deserter. However, Boutilier's family and friends are convinced he is not a deserter. Mrs.

Boutilier said her son had no complaints about the Marines and in their last phone conversation he had arranged for his father's vacation to coincide with his own. "AFTER 30 days no one is going out looking," she said. "They are treating it like it's AWOL (absent without leave) and we just don't believe it." Holdsworth said he questioned the desertion theory because Boutilier left with "just the shirt on his back. Why wouldn't he have taken clothes and money?" Mrs. Agnes Fite, a spokeswoman for the You're gonna love ORMAN SAID he assumed federal authorities ......1 PDTknnvadloorl ftin I IT mm MHMIIll.liM.1.

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