For the record - Sept. 15, 2010

Pulp mill: An article in the Sept. 9 Business section about a wood pulp mill in Eureka said that current owner Bob Simpson bought the mill in 2009 after its former owners had abandoned it, leaving behind millions of dollars in debts. The article should have noted that the mill, once owned by Louisiana-Pacific Corp., had changed hands several times before it closed in 2008. Louisiana-Pacific did not own the mill when it closed.

Municipal Art Gallery: An article in the Sept. 4 Calendar about L.A.’s Museum of Contemporary Art being interested in running the city-owned Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery in Barnsdall Park quoted Olga Garay, executive director of the city’s Department of Cultural Affairs, as saying such a move would save the city between $400,000 and $500,000, including 3 1/2 fulltime positions that would be eliminated if MOCA took over the gallery. It is not known whether city employees at the gallery would lose their jobs if MOCA or another private nonprofit operator took over, as they might be reassigned elsewhere.

School lunch: An article in the Aug. 26 Food section quoted Liz Powell, director of food services for the Santa Maria-Bonita School District, as saying that buying 80% of its produce locally had added to food costs. After publication, Powell said the costs had actually gone down, with one analysis showing a $3,000 savings over four months.

“Wall Street” sequel: An article in the Sept. 12 Calendar section about the coming film “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” said the movie was written by director Oliver Stone and Allan Loeb with a rewrite by Stephen Schiff. The sequel to “Wall Street” was written by Loeb and Schiff, based on characters created by Stone and Stanley Weiser.

Archie Panjabi: An article in the Aug. 30 Calendar section about Archie Panjabi winning an Emmy Award said that she plays a lawyer in “The Good Wife.” Her character is an investigator for a law firm.

Drone planes: Captions for two photographs that accompanied an article in the Sept. 12 Section A about the growing demand for unmanned aircraft used outdated names for the locations of two air bases. The former George Air Force Base is now called Southern California Logistics Airport. The former March Air Force Base is now March Air Reserve Base.

Emmy Awards: An article in the Aug. 30 Calendar section about “Glee’s” showing at the Emmy Awards referred to Jimmy Fallon’s parody of a Boys II Men song. The group is Boyz II Men.

Baseball: Phil Rogers’ column “Whispers” in the Sept. 12 Sports section said the Angels were sending 22-year-old prospect Mark Trumbo to Venezuela to work on his outfield play. Trumbo is 24.