clarifications
Tuesday, November 18, 2003>> A graphic on Page A11 Sunday and A2 yesterday incorrectly listed the address for the Good Neighbor Fund as P.O. Box 13728. The correct address: c/o Helping Hands Hawaii, P.O. Box 17328, Honolulu, HI 96817.
>> The Pearl Harbor-bound destroyer USS Chafee was commissioned Oct. 18. A story on Page A18 Sunday incorrectly stated that the ship was commissioned Oct. 11.
>> Daniel Ulrich's first name was incorrectly listed as David in a promo and caption on Page A2 Friday. Also, the first name of his son Myles was misspelled as Miles in the same caption.
>> A map with "Neighborhood sales" on Page C1 yesterday showed an incorrect location for Makaha. The map at right shows where the community is on Oahu.
Posted Saturday, November 15, 2003>> Mark Teruya's first name was incorrectly reported as Mike in a health article on Page A6 Thursday.
Posted Friday, November 14, 2003>> Ikaika Shelton plays on the Kamehameha volleyball team. His name was misspelled as Sheldon in stories on Page B1 yesterday and Page B7 Wednesday.
Posted Thursday, November 13, 2003>> A quote on Page A12 Saturday was mistakenly attributed to Terry Kerby, of the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory. It should have been attributed to Max Cremer.
>> Katherine Irwin was the principal author of the Oct. 26 "Gathering Place" column, "Drug treatment belongs outside of isle prisons," on Page A12. The byline made it appear that Robert Perkinson and Meda Chesney-Lind, who co-authored the piece, shared equally in the writing with Irwin.
>> At the end of Dave Donnelly's column on Page D2 Tuesday, a description of Pacific 'O manager Greg Butterfield's costume was omitted. He won a prize in Lahaina's Halloween costume contest as a wicked witch.
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