The charges referred to her as "Bogu Kailai," a name that combines her name with that of her husband.
The Interfax news agency quoted a police source who specified that the charges referred to "ideologically motivated" hooliganism.
The charges referred to the conducting of a medical examination in an open space, and thus the allegation of the "virginity tests" was never even acknowledged, she said.
An article on Wednesday about the indictment of Robert M. Johnson, a former publisher of Newsday, on child pornography charges referred imprecisely to the title of a former colleague, Donald Forst.
The charges referred to a sermon he had given eight months earlier, and came just days after he publicly accused the secret police, the GKNB, of using bogus charges of extremism to extort money from young Uzbeks, thus fuelling radicalism.
Lawyers were unclear about whether charges referred to members of al-Jazeera's Arabic channel who were arrested in August, or just al-Jazeera English journalists seized several months later.
An article on Monday about the conviction and sentencing of an Iraqi political figure on murder charges referred imprecisely to the convicted man, Tariq al-Hashimi, a prominent Sunni Muslim.
NEW YORK An article last Sunday about Jennifer Sultan, a dot-com millionaire who is now bankrupt and facing drug and gun charges, referred incorrectly to a relationship between two of her former business partners, Debra LaChance and Victor Starsia.
Mr. Mondano also tried to cast doubt on the rape charges, referring to the accuser's statements that he remembered the sexual abuse only this year after news reports about Father Shanley.
Correction: November 9, 2002, Saturday An article in Business Day yesterday about the indictment of the chief executive of Westar Energy on fraud and other charges referred incorrectly to the company's bid to acquire Kansas City Power and Light in 1998.
