(4)Hokkaido farmers angry over mad cow disease

(4)Hokkaido farmers angry over mad cow disease

OSAKA, Japan - A narrow street in Osaka's Tennoji Ward, reputed among locals as congregation of Korean-style barbecue restaurants, looks quiet Nov. 21, 2001 in the wake of a government announcement confirming a second case of mad cow disease in Japan.

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