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A Saturday article about a defense bill vote likely to backfire on House Republicans misspelled the name of a congressman from Pennsylvania. She is Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, not Chrissy.
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A Sunday article about the growing trend in disaster-resistant homes misspelled the name of a retired software engineer who recently bought property near Bishop, California. He is John Dusaint, not John.
Saturday’s article on the sense of safety at Gilgo Beach after the suspect’s arrest misstated James Burke’s headline. He was the chief of police for Suffolk County, not the police commissioner.
Arts
An article on the July 11 release of new songs misstated the name of PJ Harvey’s new album. That’s “I Inside the Old Year Dying,” not “I Inside the Old World Dying.”
A July 11 article about an Abraham Lincoln letter sold at auction, using information provided by the Robb Collection, incorrectly identified one of the three generals Abraham Lincoln mentioned in an August 19, 1861 letter to American Charles Ellett Jr. Civil Engineer and Union Army Colonel. He is Joseph Totten, not James Totten.
A Saturday article about camp memories by Broadway veterans and movie stars misidentified a production in which actress Andrea Burns appeared. That’s “Man of La Mancha,” not “Don Quixote.”
Science Times
A July 11 article on environmental concerns related to open pit coal mines incorrectly described the cause of cutthroat trout dieoff in the Fording River. According to an assessment of the incident by mining company Tech Resources, there is no evidence that selenium played a role in the case. Additionally, the article misrepresented the company’s applications for mining. It is trying to expand one of its mines, not open two new ones.
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