CORRECTIONS
Steven Emerson’s Nov. 18 commentary, “Don’t soft pedal group’s ties to radical Islam,” mistakenly attributed this comment to Yasser Motten, director of the Nevada chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations: “So almost six years have passed since 9/11, and Americans are now getting wise to what this Bush administration is doing to Muslims. They are blaming everything on Islamic terrorism. And they are getting wise to the one-sided political media domination by pro-Israeli groups, and they’re demanding a better foreign policy from our administration.” The quote should have been attributed to Atif Fareed, chairman of CAIR’s Florida chapter.
A story about turkey preparation on today’s Taste cover includes a photograph of maple-spice brined turkey breast with chardonnay sauce. The recipe can be found online at http://www.eatturkey.com/recipe/recipe.cgi/1/11581.
A story in Tuesday’s Business section contained an error. Texas-based developer Christopher Milam was seeking approval to build a 1,150-foot-high hotel tower on the Wet n’ Wild site. The Federal Aviation Administration is recommending that any project built on the site be no more than 1,064 feet high.
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