61.   Bolle said it could take months to identify the remains.

62.   But officials fear many still will remain unaccounted for after all the remains are identified through DNA matches and other methods.

63.   City workers and relatives were trying to collect and identify remains, a doubly dispiriting task in a largely Confucian society that honors its ancestors.

64.   Claire Mortimer, who lost her father and stepmother in the crash, said relatives were leaving behind blood samples to help authorities identify remains using DNA testing.

65.   Crow got word two days ago that some remains had been identified as those of his relatives.

66.   Dental records, often used to identify human remains, were not kept by North Vietnam during the war.

67.   Dental analysis was inconclusive, so the Army decided to conduct a DNA analysis to attempt to identify the remains.

68.   Dental records, fingerprints, and other means will be used to help identify the remains, he said.

69.   Dr. John Butt, the provincial medical examiner, said in the days after the crash that pathologists would identify enough remains to confirm who was on the plane.

70.   Earlier Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Roger Wilson officially took over leadership of the state after a medical examiner identified the remains of Mel Carnahan and Sifford.