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Atlanta police: Missing woman, 66, found safe

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Sept 22, 2014
Maxine Gregg
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Maxine Gregg

A Mattie’s Call was canceled Wednesday after a missing 66-year-old woman was found, Atlanta police said.

Maxine Gregg was reported missing Monday by her family. She was traveling through Atlanta and had last been seen on West Peachtree Street around 12 a.m., authorities said.

Police said Wednesday that Gregg had been located in good health.

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