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2005/5/15-16 [Politics/Domestic/RepublicanMedia, Politics/Foreign/Asia/India] UID:37691 Activity:nil
5/15    17 dead in Afghanistan, and now Newsweek apologizes.
        http://csua.org/u/c2q
        \_ Woohoo! Go newsweek!
        \_ uh oh, they're gonna lose subscribers, just like CBS. GO FOX NEWS!
        \_ They are owned by the Washington Post. They are responsible
           for Admiral Boorda's death.
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Reprints By REUTERS Published: May 15, 2005 WASHINGTON, May 15 - Newsweek magazine on Sunday said it may have erred i n a May 9 report that said US interrogators desecrated the Koran at Gu antanamo Bay, and apologized to victims of deadly violence sparked by th e article. The weekly news magazine said in its May 23 edition that the original sou rce of the allegation was not sure where he saw the assertion that at le ast one copy of the Koran was flushed down a toilet in an attempt to get detainees to talk. "We regret that we got any part of our story wrong, and extend our sympat hies to victims of the violence and to the US soldiers caught in its m idst," Editor Mark Whitaker wrote in the magazine's latest issue, due to appear on US newsstands on Monday. The report has sparked angry and violent protests across the Muslim world from Afghanistan, where 16 were killed and more than 100 injured, to Pa kistan to Indonesia to Gaza. On Sunday, Afghan Muslim clerics threatened to call for a holy war agains t the United States in three days unless it handed over the interrogator s in question. The May 9 report quoted unnamed sources as saying that military investiga tors probing abuse at the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cub a, found that interrogators had placed copies of the Koran on toilets an d "in at least one case, flushed a holy book down the toilet." Newsweek said a Pentagon spokesman told the magazine late last week that the story was wrong and that the military has found no credible evidence to support separate allegations of Koran desecration made by released d etainees. The US military opened an investigation into the charges while top US officials urged Muslims to resist calls for violence, stating disrespec t for the holy book would not be tolerated.