U.S. to ban slaughter of cattle too sick to walk
                   
reuters.com     May 20, 2008            

By Christopher Doering WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cattle too sick or injured to walk will be banned from entering U.S. slaughterhouses, the Agriculture Department said on Tuesday, a change that comes months after the largest meat recall in American history. The USDA said a total ban on so-called... [read full story]                

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Rocky Anderson calls for Bush impeachment at Congressional committee hearing

deseretnews.com     10 hrs ago   41 related          

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Iraq war's total cost nearing Vietnam's price tag

charlotte.com     10 hrs ago   9 related          

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Free Webinar Offered: Improving Your Bottom Line With Ethanol

domesticfuel.com     11 hrs ago          

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