Regrets The Error

A photo caption on the Dec. 26 editorial page erroneously suggested that Paul J. Marks is the architect studying residential possibilities for the Woman's Industrial Exchange.The Sun regrets the error.Pub date: 12/30/98

An obituary published Friday in The Sun for Cleopatra Franko inadvertently omitted the name of a son. She is also survived by Andrew T. Franko of Severna Park. The Sun regrets the error.

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

A headline in Thursday's Letters to the Editor incorrectly stated that Louis Goldstein served in the Army. He was in the Marines during World War II.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 7/18/98

In Thursday's LIVE section, the address for Resurgam Gallery was listed incorrectly. The gallery is at 910 S. Charles St.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 5/09/98

An article in yesterday's Sun incorrectly stated that H. Russell Frisby Jr. succeeded Kurt L. Schmoke as president of the City College student government. In fact, he succeeded Mr. Schmoke as senior class president.* The Sun regrets the error.

Jean Peters Pilch: A photograph that appeared with the obituary of Jean Peters Pilch in the first edition of The Sun today was incorrect.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 4/20/97

Because of an editing error, the wrong byline appeared on an Annapolis Symphony review in Thursday's Sun. Contributing writer Mary P. Johnson wrote the review.The Sun regrets the error.Pub Date: 3/14/97

In the July 24th issue of The Sun's Today section, the "Time Saver" column was incorrectly attributed. The article had run previously in "Woman's Day" magazine.The Sun regrets the error.

Because of a computer error, the attendance for Saturday's Towson State-Connecticut basketball game in Hershey, Pa., was incorrect in yesterday's editions. The correct attendance was 2,410.The Sun regrets the error.