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LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

July 9, 2011 - 1:01 am

■ A story in Tuesday's Review-Journal incorrectly stated that a WinCo food store was opening at the corner of Decatur Boulevard and Meadows Lane. The store is opening at another location on Decatur that is outside the area referenced in the article.

■ A story in Friday's Review-Journal about a DNA mix-up that put an innocent man in prison for four years contained incorrect information about a defendant's lawyer. David Chesnoff represented Dwayne Jackson in the settlement but not in his 2001 case.

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The Associated Press

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Undated mugshot of Michael McKee. (Winnebago County Sheriffs Office)

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By Matthew Lee AP Diplomatic Writer

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