Accuracy watch

Thu., Jan. 10, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

Timeline misstated

Although Lighthouse for the Blind Inc. will eventually employ 50 at its North Spokane plant, the number will be one-third that when the Seattle company begins operations here this spring. A headline in Wednesday’s newspaper misstated the timetable.

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