The relatives of a 64-year-old woman who died last week were concerned after officials at the Cook County morgue told them that her body was missing on Monday. However, on Tuesday Rosalie Schultz's cousin got a call from the medical examiner's office informing her that the body was apparently overlooked and has been found. Rosalie Schultz was found dead at her home last week and an autopsy revealed that she died from heat stress, as well as a heart condition.

It isn't often that a man asks for sympathy because he is addicted to pornographic Web sites. That might be a good because it's revealing such an addiction is more likely to generate disgust than sympathy. Except if the sex addict was feeding his habit at work while being paid by his employer to work. Then such an addiction is likely to generate unemployment, as was the case with an American working for IBM. When James Pacenza, 58, was caught using an online sex chat room at work, IBM fired him. But Pacenza, a Vietnam veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, claims IBM should have kept him on and given him sympathy instead of giving him a pink slip.

A north Vancouver condo owner is taking her neighbor to the British Columbia Supreme court for smoking cigarettes on her own patio, which is located beneath the plaintiff's apartment. Maureen Nicholson claims her neighbor's 10 cigarette-a-day habit causes "toxic, noxious, carcinogenic and pungent smoke" to enter her home. She says she has asked her neighbor to stop smoking and has complained to the condominium council in the building.

A Wyoming County man who says he is constantly worried about his health after finding a condom in his iced tea glass last Mother's Day is now suing the Shoney's restaurant in Logan and the company that operates it. The lawsuit filed Thursday says that when James Bledsoe saw a condom in his drink he "immediately became horribly ill, dry heaving and nearly vomiting at the table. He then ran for the nearest restroom to vomit. "

The 15-year-old Florida girl whose continuous hiccups got her international attention seems to be in trouble again. Jennifer Mee, who started hiccupping on Jan. 23 close to 50 times a minute and continued through for more than a month, began hiccupping again Thursday morning after a nose bleed that occurred during her second day back at school. "I'm at my wit's end," the girl's mother, Rachel Robidoux, told the St. Petersburg Times.