Incorrectly Identified

In an article in yesterday's Maryland section, a sports tenant of the Baltimore Arena was incorrectly identified. In fact, the arena is home to an indoor soccer team.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 12/13/97

Helen Louise Hartman: An obituary for Helen Louise Hartman on Saturday incorrectly identified her son, Francis L. Hartman of Mount Airy, as her brother.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 8/05/97

Because of an editing error, the Baltimore NFL team official going to New York to discuss name possibilities with NFL Properties was incorrectly identified in yesterday's editions. David Modell represented the Baltimore team.The Sun regrets the error.

Due to an editing error, A. Gordon Boone was incorrectly identified as an attorney in an article on Orphans' Court races in Sunday's editions.The Sun regrets the errors.

Notre Dame Prep's Carrie Kroll (left) and Dulaney's Bianca Jay were incorrectly identified in a photo that appeared Sunday. The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 9/17/96

The publisher of Dr. Stephen Vicchio's book, "The I of the Beholder," was incorrectly identified in yesterday's Religion Digest. The publisher is Cathedral Foundation Press.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 3/31/96

Also, in the LIVE section, the residents of the Annapolis house pictured in the Christmas lights story were incorrectly identified. The residents are the Lester family and Steve Quick.The Sun regrets the error.

Severna Park's Krista Bowerman was incorrectly identified in a photo that appeared in Metro Athletes of the Week in Tuesday's editions.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 11/20/97

Mount St. Mary's College President George R. Houston Jr., was incorrectly identified in an article in yesterday's Sports section.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 11/29/97