A story in the Triangle & Co. section Monday incorrectly named the street in downtown Raleigh where the late Edward Perry used to sell newspapers. He would most often stand on Wilmington Street.

Two foreclosures were reported last year in the 417-home Fairfield neighborhood in Durham. An article last Sunday in the Q section inaccurately reported the number based on an analysis by the Community Reinvestment Association of North Carolina. The

Stories on the front page Tuesday and in Friday's Triangle & Co., as well as a photo caption on the front page Wednesday, misspelled the first name of Nancy Cooper's twin sister, Krista Lister.

The Major League Baseball lineups in Wednesday's and Thursday's Sports sections were incorrect. Please see today's section for up-to-date lineups.

- An item in the front-page news summary Wednesday misstated the location of a U.S. diplomat's meeting with an Iranian nuclear negotiator this weekend. They will meet in Geneva.

A front-page story Sunday about methadone drug overdoses misspelled the last name of victim Jason Huffman's mother. Her name is Pam Osborne.

Two foreclosures were reported last year in the 417-home Fairfield neighborhood in Durham. An article Sunday in the Q section inaccurately reported the number based on an analysis by the Community Reinvestment Association of North Carolina. The association got its definition of the Fairfield neighborhood from a Durham County government Web page that shows a much larger geographical area than Fairfield actually covers.

- An item on Page 7B Saturday incorrectly stated etrials Worldwide's first-quarter losses. The Morrisville company reported a $2 million loss in the three months ended March 31, double the amount a year ago.

A brief in Tuesday's Triangle & Co. section incorrectly described the protective gear worn by a motorcyclist who was killed Sunday. State Trooper J.S. Tribble said Cheryl Holloway Crudup was wearing a helmet that did not meet current legal criter

- A story on Page 5C in the Sports section Tuesday incorrectly said that former Florida Marlins manager Jack McKeon is a North Carolina native. He was born in New Jersey.

The Retailing column on Page 1B Saturday contained an incorrect location for a new Char-Grill in Durham. The restaurant will open this fall in the Hope Valley Commons shopping center at N.C. 751 and N.C. 54.

An item in the Under the Dome column Thursday incorrectly reported that Ralph Nader is a presidential candidate from the Green Party. He is currently an independent. The item also reported that the Libertarian Party had not yet appealed a case involv