An article on Jan . 29about the filing of charges against an employee of the New York State Archives accused of illegally selling rare books and documents from the state's collections included an erroneous spelling from an eBay listing for the surname of the addressee on an 1823 letter from John C. Calhoun, the 19th-century vice president.
A picture caption on Friday about the Schmooze Express, an annual pilgrimage to Washington for New Jersey's political and business establishments, used an erroneous spelling in some copies for the given name of one passenger, a candidate for mayor of Newark.
He ultimately deleted the erroneous spelling.
In addition, the review carried an erroneous spelling from the concert program for a group in which the violinist Rohan Gregory had previously performed.
The article also gave an erroneous spelling in some copies for the surname of the father of a former camper who knew another victim.
An article on Wednesday about a plane crash at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey included an erroneous spelling from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the airport, for the given name of the airport's operations manager.
The article also gave an erroneous spelling in some copies for the surname of a poll respondent who said he was leaning toward voting for Fernando Ferrer, one of the Democratic candidates.
A picture caption naming possible Republican successors gave an outdated title for Martin J. Golden and an erroneous spelling in some copies for the surname of the United States representative from Staten Island.
Correction: May 24 , 2005 Tuesday An article on Sunday about a plane crash in Coney Island that killed four people included an erroneous spelling from the police in some copies for the given name of a victim.
In 1974, Dean wrote a letter to the marketing division of Buitoni, correcting the spelling on a package of frozen food, and elicited this response: "Dear Ms. Dean: Thank you very much for taking the time and interest to bring to our attention the erroneous spelling of Correggio on the back panel of our Eggplant Parmigiana. . . .
We were just relieved it was all over". TRANSIT STRIKE ENDS: OVERVIEW Correction: December 27 , 2005 Tuesday An article on Friday about the process of restarting the New York City bus and subway system after the strike gave an erroneous spelling in some copies for the surname of the driver of an M103 bus who was heading south on Lexington Avenue early that morning.
