clarifications
>> Pearl Harbor officials are installing a permanent vinyl fence around a catchment pond where a 5-year-old girl drowned Feb. 28 while trying to save a 3-year-old friend. A story on Page A3 in yesterday's early edition incorrectly stated the fence was chain link and that the friend was 7. The family of the girl who drowned is represented by attorney Rick Fried. His name was misspelled as Freed in yesterday's early edition. Also, the Navy is installing a similar fence around a catchment pond at the Dorie Miller naval housing complex in Moanalua. The name of the housing complex was misspelled at Dorey Miller.>> Ameron Hawaii is offering striking Teamsters Local 996 members an hourly wage increase of $3.80 in a five-year contract. A story on Page A12 in yesterday's early edition incorrectly stated that the wage increase was $3.80 in the first year of a five-year contract.
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