IPhoto 7.1.3 bug - drops longitude sign on import

Hi,
After importing a given geotagged jpeg or raw file, iPhoto 7.1.3 drops the negative sign for longitude. Naturally this only effects those who live in a negative longitude. This bug is easily demonstrated.
Has anyone else seen this? Any workarounds?
Thanks
Ken

I've not tried this yet (I just ordered a Photo Finder to GeoTag my photos - it won't arrive for about a week)M and guss that I will not be in a Negative longitude soon anyway - have you reported to Apple - iPhoto Menu ==> provide iPhoto feedback?
LN

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