An Oct. 24 article on Argentina's election incorrectly attributed a quotation to Cristina Fernandez Kirchner, who won a Senate seat on Sunday and is the wife of President Nestor Kirchner. It was Alberto Fernandez, the president's cabinet chief, who said: "We're very pleased because we have received enormous backing from the whole country. It was almost a referendum on all of our efforts."
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An Oct. 23 Sports headline incorrectly referred to Dom Capers as the coach of the National Football League's Carolina Panthers. Capers coaches the Houston Texans.
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A graphic in the Oct. 23 Business section about companies vying for deals with America Online incorrectly said that Google has no instant-messaging network or service. A version of such a service, called Google Talk, is available in "beta," or test, form.
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A photo caption in the Oct. 22 Sports section said that new Baltimore Orioles pitching coach Leo Mazzone signed a three-year contract worth about $450,000. The contract is worth about $450,000 a year.
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The Oct. 21 Sports section reported an incorrect result for the high school volleyball game between Magruder and Sherwood. Magruder won the match.
