For the record

Correction: Because of editing errors, a story in Sunday's World pages about a crisis in Palestinian healthcare misspelled the last names of Israeli spokesman Yossi Tzemach and Palestinian cardiologist Mahmoud Nashashibi.

Correction: Because of an editing error, the last name of Eileen Boylen, who wrote the View from the Cube column in Sunday's BostonWorks section, was misspelled.

Clarification: A Page One story Sunday about records of Nazi atrocities in World War II referred to events at Polish death camps. The death camps in Poland, which was occupied by Germany during the war, were created and controlled by Nazis.

Correction: Because of a graphic artist's error, two lists with a Page One story Saturday about daily papers being sold by Community Newspapers Inc. to Liberty Group Publishing Inc. incorrectly included the Daily Item of Lynn. The Item is owned by Hasting & Sons Publishing and has not been sold.

Correction: Because of a reporting error, a story in Saturday's Business section about new portable satellite radios incorrectly identified a manufacturer of one of the products, the Inno. The Inno is made by Pioneer Corp.

Correction: Because of a reporting error, the Game On column in Saturday's Living/Arts section misstated which computers can run the game ''A Force More Powerful." It runs on computers, including desktops and laptops, with Microsoft's Windows operating system.

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