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Boston Sunday Globe City Region B5 Kin of 2 missing women plead for aid Free Pickup No Paperwork Tax Savings Running orNot Cancer Fund of America since 1983. 800-321-3013 Ask federal agencies to assist in search MAY 9, 2004 I iEED) -for ir i7 mr 7 War Souuenirs From All Wars and All Countries! jt-s NOTHING FOR SALE CASH PAID FOR Daggers Swords Up to $5,000 Bayonets Knives $10 to $200 Medals Badges $10 to $600 Helmets Hats $20 to $800 Please Do Not Clean Anything! Qualified Japanese Sword German Rags $15 to $1,000 appraiser will be present. Military uniforms $25 to $1 ,000 HISTORICAL MILITARY ANTIQUES Patches Insignia (each) $1 to $150 WW2 Leather Flight Jackets. $50 to $1,200 Paratrooper Jackets Gear $100 to $600 Spiked Helmet Up to $600 Old Military Guns $100 to 52,000 German Military Steins Up to $600 INFO: 508-450-5702 ASSOCIATED PRESS HAVERHILL, N.H. The families of two missing women came together in Haverhill yesterday to plead for help from the public and federal authorities.

Fred Murray of Weymouth, whose daughter, Maura, 21, disappeared on Feb. 9 in Haverhill after a minor car accident, set up the meeting before starting another weekend of searching. He was joined by Bruce and Kellie Maitland of East Franklin, Vt, whose daughter, Brianna, 17, was last seen on March 19 after she left work at the Black Lantern Inn in Montgomery, Vt Also lending their support were the parents of 20-year-old Amie Riley of New Hampshire, who was last seen alive leaving a bar in August. Her body was found last month in a marsh. Although they had never met before, the parents hugged tearfully, knowing each other's pain.

Murray said the three cases "easily could be" connected, although State Police said there is no evidence pointing in that direction. Murray said the three investigations should be centrally coordinated by an agency such as the FBI since it crosses state lines. There is substantial reason for the FBI to be involved," he said. "People should be yelling for the FBI to come in." "What if the cases are not relat- Women's Military Items $25 to $500 We buy just about any war souvenir so bring it along! WORLDWIDE RECOGNITION FOR OVER 23 YEARS 10 AM TO 5 PM EACH FREE APPRAISALS AP PHOTO Bruce Maitland comforted his wife, Kellie, during a news conference yesterday. They and Fred Murray (right) asked for federal and public help in the search for their daughters.

ed," and a local person is involved? ed to send the public, she shouted the woods for Maura Murray he said. "Then people here should be uneasy. It takes a local to catch a local." Bruce Mailtland said any missing person over 12 is treated as a runaway. Murray and the Mait-lands pleaded for those who think they have information about the whereabouts of their daughters to come forward. "It can come to you; it can be your family; it can be your daughter," Kellie Maitland said.

Asked what message she want tearfully, "not one more girl; not one more beautiful girl." Charlotte and Michael Riley have been lobbying lawmakers to change the rules for reporting a missing adult. According to Charlotte Riley, it took police three months to enter her daughter's name into the National Crime Information Center system. About 15 Fish and Game officers, joined by the New England Canine and the Upper Valley Wilderness Response team, searched about five miles east of the accident site on Route 112. A limited ground and helicopter search was conducted in March, and another helicopter search was done last week, Fish and Game officer Todd Bogardus said. The search was prompted by a new witness account of a woman fitting Murray's description walking along the road that night.

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