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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

An article on Page 1A in Thursday's editions about a rise in sales of Baltimore-area homes priced under $250,000 was based on a study by Delta Associates that used faulty comparisons. See today's Business section for details.

The children pictured on Page 1A yesterday wer misidentified. Their last name is Thompson.The Evening Sun regrets the error.

NATIONAL Business owners survey damage New Orleans showed hints of life yesterday as business owners trickled back into the city to survey the damage to their properties and begin the cleanup. But most of the city remains without electricity and caked with gray filth from days under water. [Page 1a] Crisis in medical care The hurricane that wrecked the Gulf Coast has also caused a health care crisis for thousands of people. Medical records have been lost, and many sick evacuees are scrambling to find treatments for their ailments.

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

A photo caption on Page 1A in yesterday's edition's of The Sun gave an incorrect first name for the mother of the youngster in the picture. The correct name is Dianna.The Sun regrets the errors.

The Page 1A "Remembering victims" caption in yesterday's editions misidentified Michael Lowenstein. Mr. Lowenstein is chairman of the Baltimore Jewish Council's World JewryCommittee.The Sun regrets the errors.

A photo caption on Page 1A of Monday's paper misidentified Abdulla Ishaq. He is the husband of a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital.The Sun regrets the error.

Opponent:Detroit Tigers Site:Camden Yards Time:7:05 TV/Radio:Comcast SportsNet/WBAL (1090 AM) Starters: Tigers' Mark Redman (7-10, 3.37) vs. Orioles' John Stephens (0-2, 8.44) More baseball:Players set Aug. 30 as strike date.[Page 1a]

NATIONAL Roberts hearings to begin today Judge John G. Roberts Jr. will take the first formal step toward his expected confirmation as the next chief justice of the United States when he goes before the Senate Judiciary Committee at noon today. [Page 1a] Cities rethink evacuation plans The failure to evacuate New Orleans' most vulnerable residents before Hurricane Katrina struck is causing city leaders nationwide to rethink plans for the movement of people unable to escape a catastrophe on their own. [Page 6a]