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28 THE BOSTON GLOBE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1983 r7no 5 lis-- 3 later, a Marine is missing ti 3 V.V tlialf years La i ck3ay prime time, cadle 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m. fl p.m.

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Mind Finance Psychology Systems News Business Report 56 Vietnam News 68 Kojak Cannon Barnaby Jones ARTS People The Third Eye Great Paintings Performers' Showcase BRV Movie: "Chilly Scenes of Winter" The Life of Verdi III CIN Movie: "Golden Rendezvous" Movie: "Tim" PIS Movie Cont'd Theater Movie: "With a Song in My Heart" ESPN NFL's Greatest Moments Auto Racing: SCCA Supervees Inside Baseball HBO Movie: "First Monday in October" Movie: "Timerider" MC Movie: "Halloween II" Movie: "How to Beat the High Cost of Living" PREV Movie: "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" Movie: "Madman" SHOW Movie: "Reds" SC Pennant Chase j. Palmer Women Suffolk AP Sports Wire USA Movie: "Untamed" Ashford Simpson WON Solid Gold jSalute News WOR Movie: "All About Eve" WPIX The Dream Merchants lNN News News WTBS Baseball: San Francisco Giants at Atlanta Braves Cont'd News GARY BOUTILIER Disappeared in 1978 from Memphis base KEY: ARTS Alpha Repertory Television Service; BRV Bravo Network; CIN Cinemax; DI8 Disney; ESPN EntertaimentSports Program Network: HBO Home Box Office; MC Movie Channel: PRE Preview; SHOW Showtime; SC Sportcharmel; USA USA Network; WON -Chicago Superstation; WOR New York Superstation; WPIX New York Superstation; WTBS Atlanta Super jtatioo. Cavanaugh of South Natick said the investigations always seem to find the service "innocent of any wrongdoing or negligence. The military is both the judge and jury." Cavanaugh is a retired Air Force reserve officer. He helped form a Massachusetts chapter of the newly organized Citizens Against Military Injustice after his own son.

Air Force Lt. William Cavanaugh 24, of Williams Air Force Base in Arizona was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head in April 1982 in his off-base apartment. The young man's death was ruled a suicide, but no autopsy was performed, and the Mesa. police conducted a perfunctory investigation, according to his father. Citizens Against Military Injustice was formed to present a united front of parents in seeking complete investigations.

They decided to "go public" and went to the news media and have been the subjects of scores of stories and televisions programs. In July Cavanaugh wrote directly to Gen. Kelley about the Boutilier case. They had known each other slightly years ago at English High in Boston. Mr.

and Mrs. Boutilier wrote to Kelley a week later. Kelley responded to Canvan-augh with the letter saying, in part, there is no question but that the Marines' responsibility is to do everything possible to investigate thoroughly every instance in which a family has lost a loved one whom they have "entrusted to our care." At the bottom of the letter to Cavanaugh Gen. Kelley added in his own handwriting, "Please be assured that we are truly concerned." Kelley did follow through. Last week the Boutiliers received a detailed letter concerning the Naval Investigation Service probe into their son's disappearance and the change in his status from deserter to missing.

The family now will be entitled to his back pay and other benefits. He wrote, "Under the circumstances presently known of Gary's disappearance, we have no reason to believe that his absence Is voluntary." The letter is the first from the Marine Corps received by the family since their son disappeared in 1978. They had received four telephone calls from Marine Corps officials through the years, three of which came in 1978. The fourth came In 1981 from a recruiting officer, who said their son was an outstanding Marine and and wanted to know if he would be Interested In re-enlisting. JEREMIAH V.

MURPHY- DRACUT The letter from Marine Corps Commandant Paul X. Kelley came in the mail a week ago and informed Lance Corp. Gary Boutilier's parents fhat their son's official status has been changed from "deserter to missing." His mother. Rosmarie Boutilier, said. "We feel good about that.

We are glad he is not listed as a deserter anymore. But more than five years have passed and we still don't have our son back. That hasn't changed Boutilier, 19, disappeared June 17, 1978, from the Memphis Naval Air Station. He got on his new motorcycle and said he was going for a ride in Shelby County Park about 15 miles away. He did not return.

Marine officials agreed there was nothing to indicate Boutilier had deserted. Gary had grown up in a close and loving family as a model young man in this blue collar town adjacent to Lowell. He was on the basketball and track teams at Drauct High and looked with eager anticipation to graduation and then joining the Marines. He was scheduled to go home to Dracut on a three-week leave in a few more days when he disappeared. He left $500 in his clothing at the base and was scheduled to receive a $1500 Marine bonus for his pending electronic school graduation.

His Marine friends agreed Gary enjoyed the military life. They said there was no sign of depression or mention of desertion. So what happened on that ride through rural and heavily wooded Shelby Park? No trace of him or his new motorcycle has been found. No word was heard from young Boutilier. Nothing.

His father thinks he died or was killed on the day he disappeared. His mother thinks he is still alive. Regulations require that if a Marine does not return to his duty station after having been away 30 days without permission then he Is declared a deserter. Gary Boutilier was so designated in July 17, 1978. The years went by and Robert and Rosemarie Boutilier of Witham avenue here prayed and counted the days.

They are among 200 families across the nation whose sons or daughters have experienced misfortune or tragedies in the armed services. Their children have disappeared or died or were killed. Several are suspected suicides. But the parents shared one common feeling: they feel they were not getting all the information available, and when an investigation was conducted, it was done by that particular branch of service that was directly Involved. Col.

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