CORRECTIONS

Thursday, June 1, 2006; Page A02

· A photo caption with a May 31 Food article on a Congressional Wine Caucus wine tasting identified Rep. George Radanovich (R-Calif.) as Jay Buchsbaum of Royal Wine Corp. Also, Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) was incorrectly identified as a senator. A cropped version of the photograph appears here with corrected identifications.


Reps. George Radanovich, left, and Mike Thompson at a recent Congressional Wine Caucus event.
Reps. George Radanovich, left, and Mike Thompson at a recent Congressional Wine Caucus event. (Kevin Clark - Twp)

· A May 27 Sports article incorrectly reported some results from the Virginia AAA Northern Region high school track and field championships. Robinson High School's Maurice Thompson placed second in the 100- and 200-meter races, and West Potomac's Arthur Williams was third in both events.

· A May 26 Metro item misstated the amount of money the Fairfax County public schools will receive from the county government in the next budget cycle. The county has agreed to give the schools $1.5 billion.

· A May 25 Business article incorrectly said that XM Satellite Radio has roughly twice as many subscribers as Sirius Satellite Radio. XM has more than 6 million subscribers, and Sirius has more than 4 million.

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