Minnesota's Statewide Health Improvement Program is steering $27.2 million in new funding to city and county efforts to increase physical activity, improve nutrition and reduce tobacco use. A brief on Page B5 Sunday should have noted that only a portion of the funding will be used for senior health programs.
Stock listings on D3 Saturday were incomplete in some editions.
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