For the Record - Oct. 19, 2007
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Contraception: An article in Thursday’s Section A about the Portland, Maine, school board’s approval of a proposal to make contraception available to girls at a middle school said the vote was 5 to 2. It was 7 to 2. The article also said condoms were first made available at the school in 2002. It was 2000. And the surname of board Chairman John Coyne was misspelled as Coynie.
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