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Aside from Milk!, the city was also full of smaller parties, but Ebinger says many only saw one edition "because of a lack of structure and professionalism back then".

Sunday, Late City Final Edition Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about President Bush's frequent and casual contacts with the press misidentified a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in some editions.

Tuesday, Late City Final Edition Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about Larry Davis, who was acquitted of trying to kill police officers in the Bronx, misstated the number of officers wounded in the shootout.

Tuesday, Late City Final Edition Because of an editing error in Marshall Green's article published yesterday, "Is China Easing Up on Birth Control?", an official formerly in charge of India's population program was misidentified.

Wednesday, Late City Final Edition Because of an editing error in some copies, an article yesterday about a $20 million donation to Spelman College by Bill Cosby and his wife, Camille, misidentified the Cosby daughter who attended Spelman.

Thursday, Late City Final Edition Because of an editing error, a Military Analysis article Tuesday on South Africa's strategy in Angola incorrectly described the activities of South African black nationalist guerrillas.

Regardless of the circumstances, the makers of the "2K" video game series would have received some attention for putting LeBron James on the cover of their latest edition, because, well, he's LeBron.

In some editions, because of an editing error, that passage mentioned that Ms. Amanpour is of Persian extraction.

"I loved the 1964 fair," wrote art historian Robert Rosenblum, who visited both the 1939 and 1964 editions, "because it provided an extravagant surplus of outrageous kitsch, where the collision of postwar realities and prewar fantasies gave one the choice of weeping or smiling".

Sunday, Late Edition - Final Because of an edition error, an editing error, an article on Dec. 24 about the preparations for the Panama invasion misidentified an American killed in the operation.

An article on Friday about the White House's drafting of a group of 45 companies to invest in projects aimed at helping the world's poorest farmers contained two misstatements, in some editions, because of incorrect information supplied by the United States Agency for International Development.