For the Record - Aug. 3, 1996
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Bomb threat--The Times incorrectly stated in a story Friday that it was not among news media offices that received explosive devices mailed by an alleged bomber. Times spokeswoman Laura Morgan said Friday that such a package was received by two employees and, while they alerted the paper’s security staff, no one at a senior level was notified. “We are chagrined and will apologize to the Los Angeles Police Department,” which correctly listed The Times among bomb recipients, she said.
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