Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Husband pleads for Jennifer Huston's return 
  
 DUNDEE, Ore. – A 38-year-old stay-at-home mom from Dundee went missing Thursday afternoon, leaving no clues as to where she might be, and her family is hoping the public can help locate her. 
  
 "We miss her very much," said husband Kallen Huston. "My two boys really, really need her." 
  
 Jennifer Huston was last seen at a Circle K gas station in Newberg around 6 p.m. Since then, she hasn’t contacted her family and no credit card activity was recorded, police said. 
  
 This is the Circle K in Newberg where Jennifer Huston was last seen Thursday. @KGWNews #findjenniferhuston pic.twitter.com/maoVDOQwms — Mike Benner (@MikeBennerKGW) July 27, 2014 
  
 Her father, Bill Turner, says there were no conflicts at home, and Huston would “never leave her boys. She is an amazing mom and woman.” 
  
 Huston, who has two sons, ages 2 and 6, is a "doting mother," according to her sister-in-law Liberty Knerr. 
  
 "She is one of the strongest, most loving mothers you'll ever meet," Knerr said. 
  
 For now, the family is trying to shelter the boys from the news, telling them that their mother is just on vacation. 
  
 Huston's cell phone has been off since Thursday night, and detectives have tried to ping her phone hourly with no response. 
  
 The family has been driving roads and checking parks and hotels Huston might be at with no luck, Knerr said. 
  
 Huston's family also started a Facebook page to get the word out. 
  
 Huston was wearing black yoga pants, black-and-pink Nike shoes and driving a dark-green 1999 Lexus LX with the license plate number WXH011. 
  
 Anyone with information about Huston’s whereabouts was asked to call Newberg-Dundee police at 503-538-8321. ||||| Updated story: Jennifer Huston's husband addresses media 
  
 A 38-year-old woman went missing Thursday after purchasing gas at a 76 gas station in Newberg. 
  
 Surveillance video shows Jennifer Huston purchasing gas at 6:10 p.m. Thursday, said Newberg-Dundee Police Captain Jeff Kosmicki. Huston appeared to be alone in the car. 
  
 The vehicle is a dark green Lexus LX-470. The license plate is WXH-011. 
  
 Huston, a mother of two, was last seen wearing black and pink Nike shoes and yoga pants, according to a flier her family posted on social media and shared with media outlets. She is 5-foot-7-inches tall and has blond shoulder-length hair and blue eyes. 
  
 Kosmicki said police have exhausted all leads. The family created a Facebook page to share photographs and information. 
  
 Anyone with information should contact Detective Ryan Simmons at 503-538-8321. 
  
 -- Melissa Binder ||||| DUNDEE, Ore. (KOIN 6) — Just over a week ago, the last time Julie McLellan saw her friend of seven years Jennifer Huston, they talked about wine tasting and Huston’s upcoming wedding anniversary. 
  
 Today, McLellan is canvassing the area near Dundee, Ore. in the hopes it will help find the dedicated stay-at-home mom, missing since Thursday. 
  
 “I still can’t believe I’ve got these flyers in my lap,” McLellan said. “There was nothing out of the ordinary at all.” 
  
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 “She’s potty training our 2-year-old, this is not something she would do.” 
  
 A search effort is underway to find the mother of two Jennifer Huston, 38, who was last seen filling her Lexus SUV at the Circle K gas station at 3101 Portland Rd. in Newberg, Ore. at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, roughly four miles from Dundee. Since then, her phone has been off, McLellan said. 
  
 Huston is five-feet seven-inches, of average build with shoulder-length blonde hair and blue eyes. 
  
 She was last seen wearing black and pink Nike sneakers and black yoga pants. It is presumed she is with her car, a 1999 Lexus LX SUV with Oregon license plate WXH 011. 
  
 ‘Something’s not right’ 
  
 Huston’s husband, Kallen Huston, said when she didn’t return from running errands by 10:00 p.m. Thursday night, he knew something was wrong. He called her girlfriends to see if she was with them, and by 11:00 p.m., he was panicking. 
  
 “It’s very uncharacteristic of her, she’s a very regimented person, she sticks to a schedule,” said Kallen Huston. 
  
 “She’s potty training our two year old, this is not something she would do.” He said she has no history of mental illness. 
  
 “Some points in time I feel like I have control and we’re working together to get to an end result to find Jennifer but then other times I feel like I’m just going to lose it,” said Kallen Huston. 
  
 Huston is calling on anyone with any information to come forward. “Any possible lead, if you have the tiniest bit of information, no matter how big or small, just call your local police department,” he said. 
  
 There was no one more dependable, no one who loved their children or husband more than Huston, McLellan said. 
  
 “I just can’t imagine her leaving those two boys,” she said. 
  
 Outpouring of support 
  
 Her family and friends have come together via a Facebook Page, of which posts have been shared in Carlton, Portland, McMinnville, Hood River, Hillsboro, Tacoma, Bend, Lincoln City, Corvallis, and as far as California and Missouri. 
  
 Anyone who sees Huston, or her vehicle, is asked to call their local police department. 
  
 Bill Turner, Huston’s father, said he is encouraged by the outpouring of support from friends and family. He said more than a thousand flyers have been printed and they’re on the verge of running out. 
  
 He, too, is convinced something out of the ordinary has happened. “Her boys are her world, she would not leave them unattended,” he said. |||||
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Jennifer Huston fueled up her green Lexus LX-470 at a gas station in Newberg, Oregon, around 6pm Thursday, and hasn't been seen since. The Dundee mom of two was wearing black and pink Nike shoes and yoga pants at the time, and was caught on the 76 station's surveillance video, apparently alone in the car. Her husband became alarmed when she hadn't come home from running errands by 10pm that night; KOIN 6 reports her phone has been turned off since she disappeared. "She’s potty training our two-year-old, this is not something she would do," says her husband, Kallen, adding that Jennifer has no history of mental illness. Her father agrees with him: "Her boys are her world, she would not leave them unattended." He also says there was no trouble at home, KGW reports. The 38-year-old's family has started a Facebook page to share information, the Oregonian reports. (In New Hampshire, a 15-year-old girl is back home after going missing nine months ago.)