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78-year-old South Los Angeles man missing

LOS ANGELES, CALIF.,  A 78-year-old South Los Angeles man missing since Sunday was found early today, and he is OK, police said. John Wesley Young Jr. was last seen about 3 p.m. Sunday, and his family notified authorities, saying they were concerned because he needs daily medical care and may be confused, the Los Angeles Police Department reported.
Officers sought public help to find him, and he was located early today
at a hospital, and is reported to be in good health, the LAPD reported. His
whereabouts while missing were not revealed.

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