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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) New funds | sought for missing BOUNTIFUL — “Nobody can come into Bountiful and abduct one of our girls and get away with it!” Mayor Morris F. Swapp said today. , He was referring to the apparent abduc- tion of Debra Kent. 17, who has been missing since Nov. 8, 1974, when she left a Viewmont High School play that she and her parents, pres watching. She supposedly went to the school parking, et about 10:10 p.m. to get the family ear to ick up one of her brothers at a skating rink across town. She has never been seen since. i “The police believe Debra was abducted. We are going to bring that man to justice and take him out of society,” Swapp pledged. He spoke to Davis County school princi- pals, county and city officials, businessmen, church leaders and Chamber of Commerce members who met to discuss raising a $10,000 " reward for information about Debra’s disap- pearance Get The group, mecting at the Serv-Us Drug Co:, 55 N. Main in. Bountiful, decided to - circulate letters to more than 10,009 Davis County homes asking for donations to a Debra Kent Reward Fund. The letters will be taken home to parents - by seheol children in the elementary, junior high and high schools. ‘ “We have aimost $400 now aud hope to raise the money in a week. At any rate, we will just raise $10,000 and no more,” said Swapp. : t it’ ““E tatked to Debra’s parents Wednesday “and they believe the police have done Everything possible to find their daughter. . ‘But the police are at a dead end, | Og +o HO Cr b-7r~ ein (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) __ B-1 |— Deserel News __ Salk Lake Chey — ut, Date: | “2 q-9s- Edition: Euewn4 Author: Editor: Title: Character: or Classification: 7 Submitting Office: $ LA. [7] Being Investigated 14-I2S~9 tte te Noes — MAY 2 19/5 FBI-- SALT LAK artes whey fey