Editing Error

Because of an editing error, the starting date for regular firearms season for white-tailed and sika deer statewide was incorrect in yesterday's first edition. The correct date is Saturday.

Because of an editing error, an article Saturday incorrectly implied that the governor would lose the authority to pick Anne Arundel County school board members under a bill before the General Assembly. The bill actually states that the governor would choose school board members from lists compiled by a new citizens commission and that these new members would then run in the next election. The Sun regrets the error.

Because of an editing error, yesterday's editions of The Sun misspelled the name of the marketing vice president of Fila USA of Hunt Valley. His name is Howe Burch.The Sun regrets the errors.

Due to an editing error in yesterday's final edition, a quote from the Orioles' Roberto Alomar was attributed to his brother, the Cleveland Indians' Sandy Alomar Jr., incorrectly stating his free-agent status. Sandy Alomar is signed with the Indians through next season with a club option through 2000.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 7/09/98

Due to an editing error, an article Tuesday incorrectly described the party affiliation of state Del. Ronald A. Guns of Cecil County. In fact, he is a Democrat.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 3/20/97.

Because of an editing error, Hampstead businessman Seth Shipley was incorrectly identified as a town councilman in the Nov. 20 Carroll edition of The Sun.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 11/27/96

Because of an editing error, Singapore's Lee Kwan Yew was incorrectly identified in Sunday's editions of The Sun. Mr. Lee left office as prime minister in 1990 and took the title of senior minister.The Sun regrets the errors.

Because of an editing error, Sun Magazine published an incorrect phone number yesterday for its telephone survey on "Why Husbands Dread Sundays."2 We'll report results back to you in early May.

Due to an editing error, an article in Sunday's Maryland section incorrectly reported that Fannie Mae, the Federal National Mortgage Association, sponsored a homeowners fair Saturday. In fact, the event was sponsored by the Fannie Mae Foundation, a private, nonprofit organization.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 9/30/97

Because of an editing error in the Sunday Arts section, the new television series "Good News" on UPN was designated as being recommended by Sun Television Critic David Zurawik. It is not recommended.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 9/16/97

Because of an editing error, a quotation was misattributed in yesterday's Today section article on Trinity, an Irish step-dancing troupe. The quote -- "I just want people to know that Trinity is not a knee-jerk reaction to 'River-dance' " -- should have been attributed to Mark Howard.The Sun regrets the errors.