The article also included erroneous names supplied by the study's publicists for two participating institutions.
Correction: June 16, 2003, Monday An article on Friday about an American bombing raid on Iraqi forces loyal to Saddam Hussein gave an erroneous location supplied by the military.
An article on Nov. 9 about blackmarket lending in China included erroneous figures supplied by an economist for the outflow of deposits from Chinese banks in October.
Correction: January 29 , 2004 Thursday An article on Jan . 12about the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in White Springs, Fla., included an erroneous figure supplied by the center for its staff size.
Because these borrowers had filed Chapter 13 bankruptcies to try to keep their homes, the erroneous amounts supplied by Countrywide were also filed with the courts.
Correction: January 30 , 2000 Sunday A table last Sunday with an article about possible mergers and takeovers in the insurance industry carried an erroneous label supplied by A. M. Best, the insurance research company, for return-on-equity figures of 9 companies.
A table last Sunday with an article about possible mergers and takeovers in the insurance industry carried an erroneous label supplied by A. M. Best, the insurance research company, for return-on-equity figures of 9 companies.
Correction: November 22 , 2001 Thursday An article on Sunday about a Brooklyn man charged in the death of his girlfriend's 15-month-old son gave an erroneous surname supplied by the police for the mother and the son.
Correction: October 30, 2000, Monday An article on Oct. 20 about Connecticut regulators' approval of the proposed acquisition of Northeast Utilities by Consolidated Edison included an erroneous name, supplied by the regulators, for the company that would result.
Correction: August 22, 2004, Sunday A picture of Jerome Robbins on Aug. 1 with a review of Deborah Jowitt's "Jerome Robbins" carried an erroneous date supplied by the photo agency and misidentified the dancers shown with Robbins.
An article on Tuesday included an erroneous phrase supplied in a Pentagon transcript of remarks by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld about people who compare the attacks against American troops in Iraq to guerrilla tactics used in the Vietnam war.
