Investigators say St. Lucie County firefighters who knew a paramedic took a man's severed foot from a vehicle crash site may face disciplinary action. Authorities said Friday those who never reported the misconduct are being investigated. Cindy Economou resigned after admitting she took the foot to train her cadaver dog to locate and follow the scent of decomposing human flesh.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ronald N. Kornblum, a former Los Angeles County coroner who performed autopsies on such celebrities as John Belushi, Natalie Wood and Truman Capote, has died. He was 74. Kornblum served eight years as county coroner before resigning in 1990 amid charges of poor management. He died Tuesday at his home in La Canada Flintridge after a long illness, his family said.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Mourners from around the country filed through the Tibetan Buddhist temple here Wednesday to bid farewell to a man they described as a friend, a freedom fighter and a high lama. Now they await his reincarnation, which they expect anytime. More than 100 people in a procession dropped yellow, blue and white silk blessing scarves at the feet of Thubten J. Norbu, a former Indiana University professor who was the eldest brother of the Dalai Lama.

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two-thirds of a century ago, Kathleen Wyman drove her brother to California to join the Navy. From there, he shipped out to the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor. He never came home. Ensign Eldon Wyman was 24 when he died in the Japanese attack of Dec. 7, 1941. Along with hundreds of others, he was buried in mass graves, officially listed as unknowns. But Thursday, the Pentagon announced that the remains of Eldon Wyman and two other sailors had been identified, and their remains would be returned to their families.

Indiana--Much as she tries, Linda Anderson-Hardwick can't forget what she saw, heard and smelled that day five years ago at a Greenwood cemetery. Her brother's cherry wood casket, interred more than a year earlier, broke apart as workers removed it from a mausoleum vault. A Marion Superior Court jury found Forest Lawn Memory Gardens negligent Wednesday and awarded $300,000 to four members of William Joseph Henry's family for their anguish.Anderson-Hardwick, 57, said the money would mean little if another family ever had to endure the same shock.

ANDERSON, Ind. -- Authorities say bones dug up by a work crew at a downtown Anderson intersection are human and might have been buried in the 19th century when the area was part of a graveyard. The remains were found Tuesday about 3 feet below the surface while workers replaced gas lines. Experts say the bones are consistent with a 19th century burial. The area was a cemetery from 1839 to 1863.