Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: The Coast Guard on Thursday found a 77-year-old man, who had been missing for more than a week after his sailboat battery died, in his vessel off the coast of Florida. 
  
 Craig Neus was in good health when the Coast Guard located him about six miles south of Apalachicola, Florida, on his 32-foot beige two-masted Bristol, the Mariah. The Coast Guard said it found Neus by tracing his cellphone during a search that covered more than 76,000 square nautical miles. 
  
 A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission boat crew traveled to the scene to check on Neus, and a commercial salvage company later took the Mariah in tow to Carrabelle, Florida. 
  
 Neus, who last was seen on Nov. 4 making a purchase at a resort in Captiva, Florida, told authorities that his boat battery had died and that he had been out of cell phone range. 
  
 His daughters reported him missing on Nov. 5, the Coast Guard said. They had been trying to call Neus, whose phone hadn’t been working in previous days but began ringing again on Thursday. Neus and his family members did not return messages left by NBC News seeking comment. 
  
 Neus had been sailing from Baltimore to his home in Panama City, Florida. 
  
 The Coast Guard is searching for a missing boater between Boca Grande and Panama City, Fla., Nov. 11, 2014. Missing is Craig Neus, 77, from Panama City, Fla., who was reportedly sailing his 32-foot Bristol from Baltimore, Maryland, to Panama City, Fla. U.S. Coast Guard District 7 PADE 
  
 — Miranda Leitsinger ||||| Coast Guard searches for sailor missing in Gulf 
  
 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Coast Guard is searching in the Gulf of Mexico for a 77-year-old man who had been sailing from Baltimore to his home in Florida's Panhandle. 
  
 Craig Neus of Panama City has been sailing a 32-foot beige two-masted Bristol since June, intending to finish his voyage in his hometown. 
  
 The Coast Guard says Neus was last seen Nov. 4 when he made a purchase at a resort in Captiva. Bridge tenders north of Boca Grande have no reports of Neus' vessel passing under their bridges. 
  
 The Coast Guard says Neus' family believes he may have been sailing farther west into the gulf than he had originally intended. 
  
 According to the Coast Guard, the search for Neus by air and sea has covered 65,278 square miles. |||||
Output:
Craig Neus, 77, was sailing his 32-foot boat from Baltimore to his home in Panama City, Fla. But after making a purchase on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at a resort in the appropriately named town of Captiva, Fla., no one heard a word from him—even though his daughters tried calling several times. After a search that spanned more than 76,000 square nautical miles, reports the AP, the Coast Guard found Neus in good health on his boat, the Mariah. He was 6 miles south of Apalachicola, Fla., which is 60 miles southeast of Panama City. Neus told authorities that he'd been out of cellphone range and that his boat's battery had died. The Coast Guard was able to track him down by tracing his cellphone, which had begun ringing again yesterday, reports NBC News. A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission boat crew traveled to his boat to check on Neus, while a commercial salvage company towed the Mariah to Carrabelle, Fla. Neus had been sailing since June. (Check out how this guy who says he was lost at sea for 16 months survived.)