"Controversial Bishop Fights On in Retirement" (Following Up column, Jan . 26 reflects only one aspect of the spiritual leadership of the Right Rev. Paul Moore Jr., the former Episcopal bishop of New York.
A report in the Following Up column on Sunday misstated the amount of money that New York City could be required to pay as a penalty if there are excessive flyovers by planes from La Guardia Airport during the United States Open.
Correction: May 23 , 2001 Wednesday A report in the Following Up column on May 6 about Charles Poletti, the governor of New York for one month in 1942, misstated the precedent for a governor of Italian descent.
A report in the Following Up column on Nov. 16 about the future of the Coney Island parachute jump gave an incorrect year from the Landmarks Preservation Commission for the shutdown of the ride.
Correction: November 30, 2003, Sunday A report in the Following Up column on Nov. 16 about the future of the Coney Island parachute jump gave an incorrect year from the Landmarks Preservation Commission for the shutdown of the ride.
Your item about Yan Zhen Zhao, the 16-year-old killed at a New York City school construction site in 1988, was a reminder of the hazards of construction (Following Up column, Dec. 17).
Correction: May 6 , 2002 Monday A picture in some copies yesterday with a report in the Following Up column about Mel Miller, former speaker of the New York State Assembly who is now a lobbyist, was published in error.
SARAH KERSHAW Correction: August 26, 2000, Saturday A report in the Following Up column on Aug. 13 about waning violence around the Edgecombe Deli in Harlem carried an erroneous credit line.
Because of a production error, part of a report in the Following Up column on Sunday, about the abduction of a baby girl from a Manhattan hospital in 1987, was misplaced in some copies and appeared beneath the headline for the next report in the column, about Hamilton Grange, the Manhattan home of Alexander Hamilton.
Correction: August 27, 2003, Wednesday A report in the Following Up column on Sunday misstated the amount of money that New York City could be required to pay as a penalty if there are excessive flyovers by planes from La Guardia Airport during the United States Open.
