DATE: Saturday, May 10, 1997 TAG: 9705100364 SECTION: FRONT PAGE: A2 EDITION: FINAL LENGTH: 40 lines
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is
not participating in the Baltimore advertising campaign against the
Christian Coalition. That campaign is funded solely by People for
the American Way. An article published in Friday's Virginian-Pilot
was incorrect.
The NAACP said Friday it is teaming up with People for the
American Way on a ``Partners for Public Education Project,'' to
oppose private school vouchers and support the public schools. The
Christian Coalition has long supported private school vouchers.
People for the American Way will be holding a press conference
today at the Baltimore Hyatt Regency, where the coalition is holding
its racial reconciliation conference. The NAACP will not be part of
that event.
On the front of Friday's Preview section, a photograph of a
glass-and-metal artwork by Loretta Eby and Jeff Jackson was
incorrectly listed as part of Art Explosure, an outdoor art show
opening today at Town Point Park in Norfolk.
The artists' work went on view Friday at Artifax, a gallery at
1511 Colley Ave. in Norfolk, where it will remain on display through
May 21. Call 623-8840 for more information.
A Thursday box of information about leaving children alone said
children 6 to 12 should not be left regularly or for more than a few
hours at most. Social Services workers advise parents not to leave
children that age alone at all.
A story on Thursday's Hampton Roads front incorrectly identified
the presumed Democratic candidate for state attorney general this
year. He is Northern Virginia lawyer William Dolan.
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