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Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2001 | 9:53 a.m.
Because of an error by the Sun, a photo caption in Tuesday's business section with a story about Wheel of Fortune slot machines incorrectly identified the manufacturer and model of slot machines pictured at Caesars Palace. The machines were manufactured by Bally Gaming & Systems, a division of Alliance Gaming Corp. The bonus wheels on top of the machines were manufactured by Anchor Gaming, and are based on Anchor's "Wheel of Gold" patent.
The Sun regrets the error. The Sun corrects its errors. If you find a mistake, call 385-3111 to report it.
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