(1)Gov't panel calls for easing of blanket mad cow tests

(1)Gov't panel calls for easing of blanket mad cow tests

TOKYO, Japan - A panel of government-appointed experts on mad cow disease is in session in Tokyo on March 28. Later the panel called on the government to jettison its policy of testing all cattle, setting the stage for a possible easing of a ban on U.S. beef imports.

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