Nov. 11, 2009
(AP) NEW YORK (AP) - In a Nov. 9 story about envelopes containing suspicious powder that were mailed in Manhattan, The Associated Press, relying on information from New York City police, erroneously described the recipients. The envelopes were sent to the French, Austrian and Uzbekistan permanent missions to the United Nations, not those nations' consulates.Correction: Suspicious Powder Story
Correction: Suspicious Powder Story
The story also misspelled the surname of the NYPD's top spokesman. His name is Paul Browne, not Brown.
Copyright 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
More From AP - US
- 2 Men, 43 Horses Killed In Barn Fire In Ohio
- 2nd Gay Bishop For Episcopal Church, Anglicans
- Tiger's Troubles Widen His Distance From Blacks
- Wis. Man Wanted In Double Homicides Eludes Police
- Rocket Launches Air Force Satellite From Fla.
- 15-year-old Wis. Cheddar Sells For $50 Per Pound
- Palin Pokes Fun At Herself At Journalists' Dinner
Author Thomas Friedman on Obama's Afghanistan plan and the war on terror.
