(2)Mad cow scare

(2)Mad cow scare

CHIBA, Japan - Photo taken early Sept. 22 shows the dairy farm in Shiroi, Chiba Prefecture, where a 5-year-old Holstein infected with mad cow disease was once raised. Japan's farm ministry announced that the cow's infection was confirmed by neuro-pathologists at Britain's Veterinary Laboratories Agency.

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