Correction: Air-Force-Knorr Story
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In a Jan. 5 story on coaching changes at the Air Force Academy, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Brian Knorr had been hired as the football team's defensive coordinator. He will serve as a defensive backs coach.
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In a Dec. 10 story about the death of three contract security specialists in Iraq, The Associated Press, relying on information from the military, gave an incorrect age for Michael B. Doheny of Omaha, Neb. He was 30, not 35.
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NEW YORK -- In an Aug. 17 story about the death of Carl Mydans, The Associated Press reported erroneously that Mydans took a photo of Gen. Douglas MacArthur wading ashore on his return to the Philippines in 1944. The photo was taken in ...
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(corrects to show event is not a holiday party for children, correction from source)
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Please be advised the Khartoum story reporting George Clooney had cut short his Darfur trip is wrong and has been withdrawn. Reuters will issue a substitute story shortly:
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In a June 12 story about the rising influence of pro-Taliban militants in the city of Tank in northwestern Pakistan, The Associated Press erroneously referred to Islamic fundamentalist courts. The courts have been set up in neighboring tribal regions, not in Tank.
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In an Aug. 26 story about Steve Stricker winning The Barclays, The Associated Press erroneously reported the last name of his caddie. The correct name is Tom Mitchell, not Matthews.
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In a July 26 story about a federal court hearing on an application by The Associated Press to have prosecutors reveal the names of major league baseball players allegedly implicated in drug use, The Associated Press erroneously reported a portion of a statement by lawyer Ethan Balogh during the hearing.
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In a Dec. 9 story about the Church of Scientology International in Germany, The Associated Press erroneously reported that German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told Bild am Sonntag newspaper that intelligence agencies were moving to ban the group and that he called it an unconstitutional organization.
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In a June 27 obituary for veteran AP correspondent David Mason, The Associated Press erroneously referred to a 1970 AP story from Cambodia as having reported raping by U.S. troops during the allied incursion against North Vietnamese communist forces there.
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Corrects to remove reference to Germany as a permanent Security Council member in 2nd paragraph.
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Corrects name of Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government in paragraph 21
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Corrects to remove reference to Castro wanting to go back   to work in lead, removes paragraph five
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In a Jan. 9 story about Midwest tornadoes and floods, The Associated Press misspelled the first name of a man who lives near where storms hit in southeastern Wisconsin. His name is Brant Spiewak, not Brent.
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It was a mistake, the Air Force says -- and the public was never in danger. But nevertheless, a B-52 armed with six nuclear warheads flew for more than three hours last week across several states. They meant to take the warheads off the missiles before they mounted them under the wings, but somebody goofed. A commander is fired over the incident.
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Please read in the first and 18th paragraph ... 1647 ... instead of ... 1674 ... (fixes typo in date). A corrected story follows: By Andrew Cawthorne.
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In an Aug. 31 story on Bayer AG's quarterly earnings, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the German drug and chemical company acquired U.S. group Lyondell Chemical.