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(Corvallis, Oregon-AP) -- Corvallis police say about 13-hundred tips have been received since the disappearance of Brooke Wilberger.
The Brigham Young University student has been missing since Monday, May 24th. She was visiting her sister in Corvallis when she vanished in broad daylight.
Detectives say they are committed to finding the 19-year-old.
Wilberger's family worked with Comcast Cable to create a public service announcement free of charge. That will air on all Comcast stations in Oregon and southwest Washington.
Corvallis Mayor Helen Berg is scheduled to give encouragement to the Wilberger family and volunteers, this morning at the town's First Congregational Church.
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