CORRECTIONS

-- An antique and classic car show that was listed in the Oct. 16 Weekend section has been rescheduled for Oct. 24 because of inclement weather. For information about the event, call 240-314-5022 or 240-314-8604.

-- In some editions of the Oct. 14 Style section, headlines incorrectly referred to layoffs of teleprompter technicians at Washington television station WTTG. The station said the operators will be reassigned but not laid off.

-- An Oct. 11 A-section article about India-Pakistan relations misstated the number of Indian consulates in Afghanistan. There are four, not six.

-- An Oct. 11 Metro article on domestic violence gave the wrong date for a meeting that will be attended by Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn F. Ivey. The meeting will follow a 7:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday at Ebenezer AME Church in Fort Washington.

-- An Oct. 2 Metro article on Constitution Center incorrectly said that leasing by the General Services Administration has ground to a halt in recent months. The federal agency is signing leases that do not require congressional approval. Congress has not approved leases for large properties such as the L'Enfant Plaza building in the past fiscal year.

-- An article in the Oct. 2 Weekend section incorrectly said that singer Gregg Allman played a Hammond 3B organ. It is a Hammond B-3 organ.

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