Because of editing errors, an article in some editions on April 30 about New York City private schools that sued parents over tuition erroneously included one school among those that filed lawsuits and referred imprecisely to a case filed by another school.
Because of editing errors, a picture caption in some editions last Sunday with an article about the use of local ingredients by chefs in Westchester County misidentified the chef shown picking tarragon and also referred imprecisely to a display of shad and their roe at the restaurant Half Moon.
And because of editing errors, the article referred incorrectly to two buildings in Seoul.
The Times was unable to confirm her death independently and, through reporting and editing errors, omitted attribution.
WEEKEND Because of editing errors, an article on Friday listing music critics' favorite Wagner recordings contained two incomplete passages.
Because of editing errors, the article also misstated the year and type of release for "Oxygen," directed by Roger Shepard, who is a producer of "Scotland, PA".
Because of editing errors, headlines on both articles reflected only one side of the argument -- "Almost as One, Europe Condemns Execution" and "Death Penalty Falls From Favor".
Because of editing errors, a picture caption yesterday with a theater review about "The God of Hell," and a headline with the continuation, misspelled the playwright's surname.
Because of editing errors, a picture caption on Sunday about same-sex marriages in Canada misspelled the surname of a man celebrating with his new spouse and misstated the location of the celebration.
Because of editing errors, articles on Thursday about John G. Roberts, the Supreme Court nominee, covering his life and his career as a lawyer in private practice, referred incompletely to his compensation as a law partner at Hogan & Hartson.
Due to editing errors, an earlier version of this story misstated the legal name of the adult-film actress Alana Evans and the publication that first reported allegations that A.M.I. used unpublished stories as leverage over Arnold Schwarzenegger.
