*The Price Pulse graphic in Sunday’s Money & Real Estate section incorrectly showed a decrease in median housing prices for several Chicago neighborhoods. While the neighborhoods were shaded correctly for an increase, they had arrows pointing down. The neighborhoods of West Ridge, Lincoln Park, North Park, Irving Park, East Garfield Park, Near South Side, Avalon Park, South Deering, East Side, Hegewisch, New City, West Englewood, Englewood and Mt. Greenwood had an increase in median housing prices from January through March 2009 from the same period in 2008.
*Incorrect winning Illinois lottery numbers for the Friday, Aug. 7, Evening Pick 3 and Evening Pick 4 games appeared in some editions Sunday. The winning numbers for the Evening Pick 3 game and Evening Pick 4 game were 022 and 0179.
*A story on Thursday’s Business front page about Hyatt Hotels Corp. misstated the timing of a deal by Chicago’s Pritzker family to sell a majority interest in the Marmon Group industrial conglomerate to investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The acquisition occurred in March 2008.
*An obituary on July 13 about geophysicist George G. Shor Jr. incorrectly said that deep ocean trenches are produced when tectonic plates pull apart. Such trenches are actually formed when one plate is forced under another.
The Tribune regrets the errors.
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