For the record - Oct. 17, 2010
Marijuana laws: In an article in the Oct. 16 LATExtra section about U.S. Atty. Gen. Eric Holder’s promise to “vigorously enforce” federal marijuana laws against Californians even if voters pass Proposition 19, the first name of a spokesman for the No on 19 campaign was wrong. He is Roger Salazar, not Robert.
Garden makeover: An article in the Oct. 16 Home section about a Huntington Beach garden makeover said that designer Adam Wheeler is an architect. He is not.
Black voters: An article in the Oct. 10 Section A about Democratic Party efforts to persuade black supporters to vote in November’s midterm elections identified Democratic National Committee spokesman Derrick Plummer as the head of African American affairs for the group. He is the director of African American media affairs.
Sharon Allen: An interview with Deloitte Chairman Sharon Allen in the Oct. 10 Business section described her as a former Midwesterner. In fact, as the article noted elsewhere, she is a native of the West, having grown up in Idaho.
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