For the record - Sept. 3, 2011

Michael D. Antonovich: A headline on an article in the Sept. 2 LATExtra section about conflict of interest allegations against Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich said that Antonovich’s wife was owed more than $200,000 by an affiliate of Anschutz Entertainment Group when he voted on a measure about AEG’s plans for a downtown football stadium. Antonovich introduced a motion to oppose AEG’s effort to secure special state protection limiting environmental lawsuits against the project, but he withdrew the motion without a vote.

Tribune bonuses: An article in the Sept. 1 Business section about Tribune Co.’s plan to offer management bonuses misstated the terms for last year’s bonuses. It said the company’s cash flow of about $635 million matched its maximum goal, resulting in managers receiving $42.9 million in bonus payouts. The company’s maximum incentive goal for cash flow in 2010 was originally $635 million, but was later amended to $685 million. So the $635 million in cash flow resulted in managers receiving approximately $39 million in bonuses. The article also said that court documents indicated the 2011 bonus plan is supported by several senior creditors and the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors. The documents actually said that those creditors and the committee had reviewed the plan and that the company had made changes based on their review. But neither the committee nor the creditors have yet taken a position on the plan.

Libros Schmibros: A headline and a photo caption with Hector Tobar’s column in the Sept. 2 Section A about a Boyle Heights bookstore and lending library adding a temporary Westside location referred to David Kipen as the owner. The bookstore is a nonprofit, and Kipen is one of its founders.

Toronto Film Festival: A Sept. 1 article in the Calendar section about movies at the Toronto International Film Festival seeking distribution deals listed CAA as the sales agent for “Winnie.” The sales agent is Film Bridge International.

Krazy Kat: An Aug. 29 article in the Calendar section about the new book “Krazy Kat and the Art of George Herriman” said Herriman began his career as an illustrator for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. He worked for the Los Angeles Herald.

Petit Ermitage: A Sept. 2 article in the Calendar section about the Butterfly Bar at the Petit Ermitage Hotel in West Hollywood said that hotelier Stefan Ashkenazy’s father built the Bel Age Hotel and Ermitage Beverly Hills in the 1990s. Those properties were constructed earlier.