Clearing the record
Because of an error in the court filing process, an item in the Bankruptcies column in yesterday's Inquirer incorrectly stated that Thesalia Corp., doing business as Eagle Diner I, had filed for bankruptcy.
Because of an error in the court filing process, an item in the Bankruptcies column in yesterday's Inquirer incorrectly stated that Thesalia Corp., doing business as Eagle Diner I, had filed for bankruptcy.
A story Sunday about companies committing to the "green" movement offered incomplete information. Beth Hyde, director of business development for Roux Associates Inc., was speaking of sustainability efforts in general when she said profitability might not be immediate or certain, rather than referring to Roux subsidiary Domani Sustainability Consulting L.L.C.
Photographs on Saturday and in some editions Sunday with a story about nuclear power misidentified the power plant pictured. It was the cooling tower for the Hope Creek nuclear power plant, owned by PSEG Nuclear of New Jersey.
A story yesterday about Mayor Nutter's budget plans misattributed the following quote: "People will judge him on the honesty and forthrightness and the extent to which he seems to be doing the best he can in a difficult situation." That was said about Nutter by lawyer Carl Singley, who supported State Rep. Dwight Evans in the 2007 mayoral primary.
