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

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

TOKYO, Japan - Yasuhiro Yoshikawa (C), head of a government-appointed panel on mad cow disease, speaks at a press conference after a meeting of the panel on March 27. 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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