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In a story published Wednesday, the channel responsible for producing "Howard Daily" was identified incorrectly. The show is produced by Channel 15 and appears on CNN's Channel 16. News anchorwoman Pia Jordan was also misidentified.Channel 16 has launched a news program for county residents that will focus on area issues and events."Howard Daily" is a five-minute segment aired hourly (although on no particular schedule) on the same station that Howard Cable Television Associates uses to carry CNN "Headline News."

WASHINGTON -- Special Iran-contra prosecutor Lawrence E. Walsh, already under sharp criticism for the high costs of his prolonged investigation, drew a new complaint yesterday from government auditors over his personal expenses.The General Accounting Office, although not saying that Mr. Walsh intentionally broke any laws or rules, found that he had charged the government $78,000 more than federal law allows for room and board in Washington and while traveling.Mr. Walsh got $95 a day for a room at Washington's famous Watergate Hotel, even when he did not stay in the room, and that was wrong even if he could claim some room rent here, the audit report said.

In Sunday's editions, Matt Hahn of the University of Maryland lacrosse team was identified incorrectly in a photo caption.The Sun regrets the errors.A week of worries ended in 15 minutes for the Maryland lacrosse team yesterday.That was long enough for the Terps to take 11 shots and attackman Rob Chomo to score three goals. And for fellow attackman Matt Hahn to score two. And for Terps midfielder Kip Fulks and attackman Andrew Whipple to each have two assists. And . . .You get the picture.

In yesterday's editions, a Mount St. Joseph baseball playe who misplayed a line drive was identified incorrectly as Knoll Axt. Bob Neighoff was the right fielder who committed the error.The Sun regrets the error.Archbishop Curley's James Libber just wouldn't give in to Mount St. Joseph. Not on the mound and not in the outfield.For 6 1/3 innings, the senior left-hander contained the Gaels' solid offense. After he was relieved, he made two game-saving catches in center field, as Curley held off the host Gaels, 5-3, to advance to today's Maryland Scholastic Association A Conference Tournament championship game.

The mother of St. Paul's School football player Tro Thingelstad, co-winner of the 1992 Scholar Athlete Award, was identified incorrectly in Thursday's editions of The Sun. Her name is Kathleen Rist-Thingelstad.The Sun regrets the error.In one of the more emotional evenings in the 29-year history of the Scholar Athlete Award, Troy Thingelstad of St. Paul's School and Joey Goodwin of South Carroll High were named co-winners of the 1992 Scholar Athlete Award by the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame last night at Martin's West.

The Cardinal Gibbons player who kicked the 40-yard field goal against Poly in a game Friday was identified incorrectly in yesterday's editions of The Sun. The kicker was Rob Holderfield.The Sun regrets the error.Yesterday at Polytechnic High, football turned into a game of inches.Two inches to be exact.That's all that separated the ball in Poly split end Ian Smith's outstretched hand and the goal line as time expired and $H unranked Cardinal Gibbons (1-1, 1-0) held on for a 9-6 upset victory over the top-ranked Engineers in a Maryland Scholastic Association A Conference game.

Because of an editing error in yesterday's editions, horse breeders Nick and Elaine Bassford were identified incorrectly as owners of Heavenly Prize, who won the Frizette Stakes at Belmont Park Saturday.The Sun regrets the error.Irish Forever delivered.The little chestnut filly, bought at the Timonium Fairgrounds for a bargain price in May, came from next-to-last in the eight-horse field and won the $145,400 Selima Stakes yesterday with authority over a yeilding turf course.It was the biggest career victory at Laurel Race Course for trainer Billy Boniface, whose greatest moments in the state have occurred at Pimlico.

Severna Park's Julie Allen (left) and Glen Burnie's Heather Hutson were identified incorrectly in photos that appeared in Monday's editions.COACH OF THE YEAR:* Carol McPherson, Loch Raven -- McPherson guided the Raiders to an 18-0 record, a 2A state championship and No. 2 ranking. She had four starters back from a team that went 16-2 and lost in the state semifinals, but there were many questions beyond that group. With improvement expected from rivals Perry Hall and Catonsville, the Raiders weren't assured of another Baltimore County title, but they won their third in a row. McPherson knew early that it could be a good year, once the Raiders began "playing well together and really supporting each other," she said.

In the review of the movie "Glengarry Glen Ross" in Maryland Live, the actor Alec Baldwin was identified incorrectly as Alex Baldwin.The Sun regrets the errors.You have to know the territory and David Mamet knows iwell: self-doubt, desperation, flaming greed, hunger, terror, and, finally, the will to close in for the kill. The hunter-gatherer's operative mind-set, be he a cave man stalking a mammoth, a Marine sniper stalking an enemy general, or a salesmanstalking a recalcitrant victim.Thus the real estate office of his "Glengarry Glen Ross" is less a warren of desks and files than some sort of primal glade.

In yesterday's editions of The Sun, Ronnie Smuck wa identified incorrectly as a co-promoter of an unsanctioned boxing show that had been scheduled at Tiffany East in June. John DiRossi was the sole director of the event, which was enjoined by the Maryland State Athletic Commission. Mr. DiRossi, who said the show would benefit the United Society of the Handicapped, raised $500 for Easter Seals through the advance sale of tickets for the non-sanctioned card.The Sun regrets the errors.Baltimore welterweight Eddie Van Kirk has been suspendefor a year by the Maryland State Athletic Commission.