WWII pilot's remains return home after 7 decades

BEATRICE, Neb. — The remains of a World War II pilot were finally buried with full military honors in his home state of Nebraska after 73 years in foreign soil.Flight Officer Richard Lane died in combat in 1944. His family believed his remains were buried in a cemetery in the southeast Nebraska town of Filley, and they visited his grave on Memorial Day for seven decades. But the remains buried under Lane's tombstone were recently discovered to be those of another man.The Army had mistakenl