Dec. 02--Nuclear weapons: An article in the Nov. 30 Section A about a call for the U.S. to replace its aging nuclear weapons reported that former Los Alamos National Laboratory director Siegfried Hecker said the country could build a new generation of weapons without underground testing. Hecker, who opposes testing, believes that testing would be necessary.
Airline food: A Business article in the Dec. 1 Section A said Delta Air Lines tied for first with Virgin America in an annual ranking of most healthful airline food. Delta tied for second with JetBlue, behind Virgin America.
Voter turnout: An article in the Dec. 1 California section analyzing the potential effects of increasing voter turnout incorrectly identified a former political consultant who worked on passage of school construction bond measures. His name is Darry Sragow, not Darryl.
Roberto Gomez Bola The obituary of Mexican actor Roberto Gomez Bolain the Nov. 29 California section translated the title of his TV comedy show "El Chapulin Colorado" as "The Crimson Cricket." A chapulin is a grasshopper.
Pet cemetery: In the Dec. 1 Section A, an article about the world's largest pet cemetery -- in Hartsdale, N.Y. -- said that retired Army Col. James Reid, who held a wake for his dog, is 85. Reid is 75.
