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April 09, 2008 Opinion & Blogs » Letters

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We misspelled Jim Reinhard's name in "Mending the Mind" (Cover Story, March 2) and misidentified the year that Virginia established the Community Service Boards. The correct year was 1968.

Sharon Heggie's correct title ("Black and White in Color," Belle, April/May) is chairwoman of the National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias' Black and White Ball. In a photo with that story, we also misidentified the foundation's CEO, Kathy Garvin.





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