"Fixing Ford Is Now Job One" (News & Insights, Sept. 4, 2006)

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"Fixing Ford Is Now Job One" (News & Insights, Sept. 4, 2006)

"Seeing Cracks In The VA's Medical Model" (Readers Report, Aug. 14, 2006)

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"Fixing Ford Is Now Job One" (News & Insights, Sept. 4, 2006)

"Fixing Ford is now Job One" (News & Insights, Sept. 4) stated that Ford Motor Co. has racked up $9 billion in losses and restructuring charges since 2001. It should have clarified that the losses and restructuring charges are for its North American business.

"Seeing Cracks In The VA's Medical Model" (Readers Report, Aug. 14, 2006)

In the Aug. 14 Readers Report letter "Seeing cracks in the VA's medical model," we misread retired Col. S.J. Hazan's signature. He was in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, not the U.S. Marine Corps.