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  A story on Page C1 Wednesday incorrectly identified the commissioner of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. He is Butch Raymond. Also, the conference's media day took place in August, not July.
  
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  The job title of Barbara Brown, director of marketing and business development at the law firm of Meagher & Geer, was incorrectly reported in a story on Page D1 Aug. 18.
  
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  An article on Page A1 last Sunday incorrectly cited the employer of John McCain fundraiser Janice Unstad. She works for Xcel Energy.
  
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  Because of inaccurate information from the U.S. attorney's office, the amount that Molly Heise diverted into a secret escrow account in 2002 and 2003 was incorrect in a story on Page B4 Wednesday. She diverted 370 million into the account.
  
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  A Dick Youngblood column on Page D1 Aug. 13 included a comment attributed to an associate at UGL Equis, a Chicago real estate consulting. The comments were made before the associate left UGL Equis in March.
  
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  A story on Page D1 Aug. 7 incorrectly characterized the contents of an affidavit in the federal embezzlement case against Nathan Mueller, a former ING accounting manager. In his affidavit, Richard Grand-Scrutton, the former manager of Schieks Palace Royale in Minneapolis, said Mueller provided thousands of dollars in cash to the staff and entertainers between 2004 and 2006.
  
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  On Page 10 of the Aug. 9 Homes section, Dustin Halverson was misidentified in the From the Ground Up column. He is a landscape designer.
  
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  A story on Page B7 Thursday incorrectly described the number of TB cases in Ramsey County. Each year, about 30 to 35 residents are treated for active tuberculosis and about 700 residents are treated for latent tuberculosis.
  
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  To correct a July 30 story about National Transportation Safety Board findings in the I-35W bridge collapse: The compression forces that fractured the bridge's corroded L-11 East gusset plate were consistent with secondary impacts sustained after the bridge began to fall. Also, the story reported incorrectly that some of the first signs of movement on a video of the collapse were around the L-11 West and nearby U-10 West gusset plate connections. U10 was not visible in the video. L-11 West stayed intact as the bridge began to fall.
  
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  A story on Page E14 Sunday gave the incorrect opening date for "Sopranarama VII." The first show will be at 8 p.m. Friday.
  
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  Because of a production error, Page E8 from Friday's Variety section was accidentally republished in some copies of today's Variety.
  
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  A New York Times Crossword clue is incorrect in some editions of today's Variety section. The clue for 25 Down should read: 2000 musical that won four Tonys.
  
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  Because of incorrect information given the Star Tribune, the amount of money the Southeast Como Improvement Association in Minneapolis received for a clothesline grant was incorrectly reported in a story on Page E1 on July 2. The grant was for $975.31.
  
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  The name of photographer Adam Grim was misspelled in Wednesday's paper. He was the grand prize winner in the adult division of the 2008 Show Off Savage photo contest.
  
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  A headline on Page A1 Wednesday incorrectly described the effect of a proposed federal rule change related to abortions and pregnancy. The proposed change would override a recent Minnesota law that requires hospitals to offer rape victims emergency "Plan B" contraception. If the rule passes, hospitals would have an option whether or not to offer emergency contraception.
  
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  A story on Page D3 Monday incorrectly identified the manufacturer of the new Thundercat 1000 H2 ATV. It's made by Arctic Cat.
  
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  A story on Page B7 Saturday incorrectly listed one item as stolen from the St. Paul residence of Archbishop John Nienstedt. A pectoral cross once worn by Archbishop John Ireland was thought to be missing but later found in a box at the residence.
  
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  A story on Page D2 Friday incorrectly described Ecolab's 2008 earnings projection. The company increased its full-year earnings target to $1.85 to $1.88 per share. In April, the company said it expected earnings of $1.84 to $1.88 per share.
  
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  A story on Page D4 Monday reversed the definitions for community and neighborhood retail centers. Neighborhood centers usually are less than 100,000 square feet with one anchor, and community centers are usually 100,000 to 1 million square feet with two anchors.
  
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  A story on Page B3 Tuesday incorrectly reported the title of Brooklyn Park Mayor Steve Lampi. He is one of several suburban representatives on an advisory committee to the County Transit Improvement Board.
  
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  Hip-hop star Pharrell Williams was incorrectly quoted in a Katherine Kersten column on Page B1 Sunday. Describing his ambitions for a new fashion line, he said: "We do what we like, which we encourage everybody else to do. That's what you call being an individual."
  
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  A book event listed on Page E13 Sunday was incorrect. Author Stephenie Meyer will not be present to discuss her work at 7 p.m. Friday at the Burnsville Barnes & Noble, 828 W. County Road 42. Fans of the author will discuss her "Twilight Series" and the series' soon-to-be released fourth book, "Breaking Dawn."
  
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