In brief: One plane crash survivor released

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – An Anchorage hospital has released one of the four people who survived a plane crash that killed former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens and four others.

A Providence Alaska Medical Center spokeswoman said 13-year-old Willy Phillips Jr. has been released. He is the son of lobbyist Bill Phillips, who died in the Aug. 9 crash north of Dillingham.

Spokeswoman Kirsten Schultz said lobbyist Jim Morhard remains hospitalized in fair condition.

NASA head Sean O’Keefe was listed in serious condition Saturday and his son, Kevin O’Keefe, was in fair condition.

LOS ANGELES – Zsa Zsa Gabor is in extremely serious condition after having two blood clots removed at a Los Angeles hospital, the 93-year-old actress’s publicist said.

Publicist John Blanchette described the situation Sunday as “very sad.”

Blanchette said Gabor was in surgery for several hours Saturday for the removal of the clots from her upper body, one of them very close to her heart.

LANCASTER, Pa. – Authorities in central Pennsylvania are trying to find out who stole from a grave the body of a 9-year-old girl who died almost half a century ago.

Lancaster police are investigating the disappearance of the body of Paula Ream, who died in August 1962.

Family members said they were shocked when a police supervisor and a chaplain told them Friday evening someone recently had dug up the grave and made off with Paula’s child-size casket and her remains.

The thieves left Paula’s dirt-covered cemetery plaque askew near the markers of her mother and father, who are buried next to her grave. Relatives said they had visited the gravesite about a week and a half ago and nothing was amiss.

Thousands attend Elvis Presley vigil

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Elvis Presley fans carried candles and walked silently by his grave during a Sunday night vigil at Graceland marking the 33rd anniversary of the American icon’s death.

Thousands of Elvis admirers from around the world flocked to Graceland to attend the annual candlelight vigil and procession, which runs into the morning hours.

The nighttime procession is the highlight of a weeklong series of fan-club meetings, film showings and Elvis tribute artist contests.