Misidentified

An article in yesterday's Today section about two Maryland junior officers who served during the Civil War misidentified the Union Army officer. He was Capt. Robert B. Meads.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 6/23/98

The editing of a letter to the editor Sunday, "Hold parents responsible when children carry guns," misidentified the weapon found in Hereford Middle School on May 27. It was a semiautomatic handgun.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 6/12/98

Johns Hopkins lacrosse goalie Brian Carcaterra was misidentified yesterday in a photo caption on Page 1A.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 5/19/98

Johns Hopkins lacrosse goalie Brian Carcaterra was misidentified yesterday in a photo caption on Page 1A.The Sun regrets the errors.

A photograph on the cover of yesterday's Maryland section misidentified the man accompanying former Gov. William Donald Schaefer at the dedication of Morgan State University's new engineering building. The man in the photo is State Treasurer Richard N. Dixon.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 4/24/98

The 1997 port import and export tonnage reported in a graphic in Sunday's Economic Outlook should have indicated that the data were for the first six months of the year.In an article Saturday about the death of 17-month-old Nicholas Robert Alford, the child's mother was misidentified. His mother is Karla Alford.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 1/21/98

In an article Saturday about the death of 17-month-old Nicholas Robert Alford, the child's mother was misidentified. His mother is Karla Alford.The Sun regrets the errors.Pub Date: 1/21/98

A photo caption yesterday on Page 13A misidentified Jervis S. Finney, special counsel to the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee, who is directing the investigation of Sen. Larry Young.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 1/14/98