A story on Page A1 Tuesday about the future plans of Waseca bomb plot suspect John LaDue should have said that he is earning high school credit while in custody, with the goal of earning his high school diploma.
A story on Page B1 Tuesday about electronic health records should have said that "interoperable'' medical records use secure technology to exchange patient data with other providers who share in that patient's care.
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