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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2003
Page
3
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Peter Arnett, NBC News Baghdad correspondent, told Iraqi state television that the allied war plan failed due to Iraqi resistance and that reporting on civilian casualties helps opponents. The remarks, self serving and aiding Iraq, led NBC to fire him after defending his dangerous reporting.
The Los Angeles Times notes South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission final report as a milestone yet warns the transition remains fragile. It highlights 19,000 people who endured apartheid abuses, only 7,000 seeking amnesty, and calls for accountable prosecutions and reparations to honor victims and prevent renewed violence.
Cal Thomas argues NBC punished Peter Arnett for his Iraqi TV remarks as a ratings casualty. He condemns media bias and calls for restraint in war coverage. He notes Arnett apologized on Today and mentions prior CNN reprimand for a 1970 sarin report. He contrasts U.S. and British media with wartime ethics.
Jay Ambrose argues that reports of up to 58 civilian deaths in a Baghdad market may be distorted by bias and urges Arab papers to show honesty about war effects. He contends the coalition avoids civilian casualties and accuses Saddam Hussein of mass murder and oppression while pressing for accountability and context.
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