(3)Mad cow scare

(3)Mad cow scare

TOKYO, Japan - A notice put up at a Tokyo supermarket Sept. 22 reads: ''We do not sell beef produced in Chiba Prefecture.'' The farm ministry announced earlier in the day that a dairy cow raised at a Chiba farm was confirmed to have been infected with mad cow disease.

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