(3)Hokkaido farmers angry over mad cow disease

(3)Hokkaido farmers angry over mad cow disease

SARUFUTSU, Japan - Officials at the Sarufutsu Village office answer a rush of telephone calls Nov. 21. 2001 following a government announcement that a Holstein cow raised at a farm in the village has been officially confirmed infected with the mad cow disease.

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