A Sports of The Times column on June 1 about Donald Young, the No. 1 junior tennis player in the world, referred incorrectly to the administration of international junior tournaments.
A front-page article yesterday about President Bush's call for greater energy conservation referred incorrectly to the administration's efforts regarding higher fuel economy standards for automakers.
Likewise, he said, the administration incorrectly suggested that the law set a premium of $35 a month for drug coverage, beginning in 2006.
Articles in this series are available at The New York Times on the Web: www.nytimes.com Correction: December 31, 2000, Sunday A chart last Sunday tracing victories and setbacks of the Clinton administration referred incorrectly to the margin by which the Senate rejected a treaty on nuclear testing on Oct. 13, 1999.
An article on Thursday about the inauguration of Martín Torrijos as president of Panama referred incorrectly to the Bush administration's response to accusations that the United States had influenced Panama's decision to pardon four Cuban exiles who had been accused of plotting to assassinate President Fidel Castro of Cuba in 2000.
Correction: September 4, 2004, Saturday An article on Thursday about the inauguration of Martín Torrijos as president of Panama referred incorrectly to the Bush administration's response to accusations that the United States had influenced Panama's decision to pardon four Cuban exiles who had been accused of plotting to assassinate President Fidel Castro of Cuba in 2000.
Correction: June 5, 2003, Thursday An article on May 16 about a complaint from France saying that it was a victim of a campaign of disinformation fed by Bush administration officials referred incorrectly to an April exchange between Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Charlie Rose of PBS.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly said that the Obama administration views the moral hazard of principal reduction as more dangerous to the economy than foreclosures.
An article on May 11 about divisions within the Bush administration over North Korea referred incorrectly to Clinton administration efforts to curb North Korean missile exports and production.
Correction: May 23 , 2003 Friday An article on May 11 about divisions within the Bush administration over North Korea referred incorrectly to Clinton administration efforts to curb North Korean missile exports and production.
