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March 27, 2003 News & Politics | Letters

        
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By Jan Parr

Peter,

Regarding the "Postscript" in your current column about Greg Kot's "Overrated/Underrated Rock Group" [Post No Bills, March 21]:

The information about Rick Rizzo and Red Red Meat was added in editing here and was not run by Kot before publication. The editors of Chicago regret the error.

Jan Parr

Special Projects Editor

Chicago magazine

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