CORRECTIONS

> The state Public Service Commission will decide by March 17 whether to approve two new nuclear reactors sought by Georgia Power. A story in Saturday’s Business section contained an incorrect date.

> The proportion of undecided/other voters in a Time/CNN/Opinion Research poll in Thursday’s A section was 3 percent. The poll listed an incorrect percentage.

> Children up to 7 days old can be dropped off at hospitals or other safe places under Georgia’s safe haven law. An A1 story on Oct. 27 gave incorrect information about the age limit.

> Atlanta Eye Care is building a third location on Old Milton Parkway called Alpharetta Eye Clinic. The name of the Alpharetta business was incorrect in an article in Sunday’s Business section.

CLARIFICATION

> According to the Georgia Secretary of State’s office, state law prohibits businesses from offering free merchandise or discounts to voters unless they make the same offer to all of their customers. The law reads: “Any person who gives or receives, or offers to give or receive, or participates in the giving or receiving of money or gifts for the purpose of registering as a voter, voting, or voting for a particular candidate in any primary or election shall be guilty of a felony.” A story in today’s Living section on items area businesses said they plan to offer voters today does not mention the prohibition. The Living section is printed in advance.