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In an article in yesterday's editions of The Sun about a World War II airman whose remains were found in Germany and buried in Harford County, a credit line to the Capital News Service was omitted in some editions.
A photograph accompanying an article yesterday on drug companies taking infant cough and cold medicines off the market incorrectly included Concentrated Tylenol Infants' Drops. That product has not been pulled off the market.
An item in yesterday's 2B column reported incorrectly that tonight's Garrison Keillor show at the Hippodrome will be his first Maryland appearance. It will be a first for his show, A Prairie Home Companion. But Keillor has previously performed in the state.
The Sun regrets the errors.