Japan, U.S. begin working-level talks on beef row

TOKYO, Japan - Officials from Japan (L, back) and the United States (front) begin working-level talks in Tokyo on April 24 to seek ways to resolve a beef trade dispute that followed the discovery in late December of the first U.S. case of mad cow disease.

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