] The Post's account is significant because it suggests
] that, in fact, military procedures may not have been
] properly followed at the checkpoint. Several U.S. papers,
] including the New York Daily News, Boston Globe, Chicago
] Tribune, L.A. Times and San Francisco Chronicle, managed
] to include the discrepancy between the official Pentagon
] account and the Post's eyewitness description in their
] reports on the Najaf killings in their April 1 editions.
] The New York Times, however, did not, instead running a
] story that only presented the official version, under a
] headline that stated as a definite fact that adequate
] warning had been given before soldiers opened fire:
] "Failing to Heed Warning, 7 Iraqi Women and Children
] Die."

FAIR MEDIA ADVISORY: Official Story Vs. Eyewitness Account