Correction: Gipper's Body story
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In an Oct. 10 story about the exhumation of George Gipp's remains for a DNA test, The Associated Press, relying on information from Gipp's hometown, erroneously reported he scored 83 touchdowns for Notre Dame. Gipp scored 21 touchdowns and passed for eight others, according to the university's sports information office.
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In a Sept. 13 story about Somalia, The Associated Press erroneously attributed details about Islamic militiamen advancing on the port city of Kismayo to an official of the African Union. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was from the European Union, not the AU.
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In a Sept. 5 story about the arrest of three terror suspects in Germany, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Defense Minister Franz Josef Jung specifically mentioned the U.S.
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Corrects to remove reference to Castro wanting to go back   to work in lead, removes paragraph five
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(Correcting headlines to read "Guinean paper describes media scene following state of emergency" instead of "Guinean paper describes state of media following state of emergency".
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Corrects paragraph 9 to "Singapore second finance minister   Tharman Shanmugaratnam," not "Singapore finance minister   Tharman Shanmugaratnum."
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(Corrects name in paragraph 12, inserts dropped title, first name in paragraph 20)    By Ross Colvin
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(Official correction: corrects deputy national security adviser&rsquo;s last name to Jeffrey from Jeffries throughout)
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An article last Sunday about the collection at the Smithsonian Institution misstated the location of the burial site of the museumâs benefactor, James Smithson. His crypt lies inside the Smithsonian Castle, not near it.
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In a July 19 story about the death of a Swiss man in Jamaica, The Associated Press erroneously reported that he had taught at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. The university said it employed a professor by the same name, Peter Vogel, but he was not the man killed in Jamaica. The story also erroneously reported the victim's age. He was 60, not 65.
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(In Jan. 8 story, in paragraph 8 corrects B in BASE acronym to âbuildingâ instead of âbridgeâ)
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Call it what you want, but publishing the picture of the downed victim is nothing but sensationalism. It is only exceeded by your arrogance in your weak explanation to your readers.  Richard Bateman  Magna  (c) 2007 Deseret News (Salt Lake City).
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In a Nov. 15 book review of "The Godfather Returns," The Associated Press erroneously reported the author's first name. He is Mark Winegardner, not Michael Winegardner.
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By TOM GROENING; OF THE NEWS STAFF  Editor's note: Part of this story was inadvertently cut in Wednesday's editions.
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In a Dec. 14 story about congressional ethics reform, The Associated Press erroneously reported the party of Delaware Rep. Mike Castle. He is a Republican, not a Democrat.
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(Corrects to show three-month grace period instead of six-month grace period in second paragraph, and changes trans fats to two words from one word throughout story)
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(An earlier version of this story mistakenly attributed comments from a report by Democratic Cen. Carl Levin of Michigan in October 2004 to a report by the Pentagon's inspector general. A correct version of the story follows.)