 "The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)")
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SF outbreak in Koreas.(Farming Life)
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HEALTH authorities have begun slaughtering more than 1,000 pigs after confirming an outbreak of Swine Fever at a Korean livestock farm.
Some of the 1,300 pigs at a farm on Ga...
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SF outbreak in Koreas.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; HEALTH authorities have begun slaughtering more than 1,000 pigs after confirming an outbreak of Swine Fever at a Korean livestock farm. Some of the 1,300 pigs at a farm on Ganghwa, an island off the western pork of Incheon, were found to have the disease. Movement of animals and humans coming in
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 "The People (London, England)")
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VOICE OF THE IRISH PEOPLE: Ireland's spiderman shows a gentle touch.(Leader)
The People (London, England)
; THREE cheers to the Irish man who has invented a spider catcher which doesn't cause them any pain. Our eight-legged friends get a bad press - often quite literally. So we're glad someone has gone out of his way to help them live their lives without humans coming along and killing them. And with any
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 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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Farm and Country: Korean outbreak rekindles fading horror of the past.(Comment)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; Byline: Andrew Forgrave JUST when the horrors of last year start to fade from the memory, something happens to bring it all back again. Veterinary officials in South Korea have confirmed an outbreak of foot-and-mouth in pigs, and they suspect the disease in cattle too. Authorities have begun
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DIET AUTHOR REINFORCES FOOD CHOICES AT LOCAL STOP.(LOCAL)
The Virginian Pilot
; ... WILTROUT THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT VIRGINIA BEACH -- Here's the good news: it isn't a lack of willpower that sends you rooting through ... keep humans coming back even if we know better. Now for the bad news: overcoming the cravings means passing up habit-forming foods ...
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Herds slaughtered and beef sales plunge as a familiar panic takes hold of Europe t BSE CRISIS New cases in Spain, Germany and Portugal increase consumer concern
The Independent - London
; IN SCHOOLS across France and Belgium, beef is off the menu; in European supermarkets and restaurants, sales have plunged by as much as 50 per cent; in the mountain passes of Italy, farmers have been standing in the snow, blockading French cattle trucks. Even the Azores, a remote Portuguese island
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 "Knight Ridder Washington Bureau (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)")
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Experts fear spread of avian flu in Africa.
Knight Ridder Washington Bureau (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)
; ... scientists fear that it could spark a global pandemic. While Nigeria's response has won praise so far, experts were worried by news reports that tens of thousands of chickens had died mysteriously on large and small farms across northern Nigeria over the past ...
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Around the World
Winnipeg Free Press
; ... Chaigneau said it "was much easier than expected" for the court's criminal panel to approve the Peruvian request for extradition on two human rights charges and five corruption charges stemming from Fujimori's 1990-2000 rule -- From the news services
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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THE PARIAHS OF EUROPE.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ... at an exporting farm in Highampton, Devon, which has sparked fears that the disease could spread to Europe. Last night BBC 2's News-night said it had been told by high-level sources that the investigation into the source of the outbreak was considering the ...
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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Wales hit by new case of foot & mouth.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; THE FIRST confirmed case of foot-and-mouth in Wales for four weeks has heightened concern that a fresh outbreak of the disease is imminent, writes Keith Poole. Farmers are concerned at the farm's proximity to common land near the Brecon Beacons where sheep roam freely. Glyn Davies, a Conservative
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Wales hit by new case of foot & mouth
Evening Standard - London
; THE FIRST confirmed case of foot-and-mouth in Wales for four weeks has heightened concern that a fresh outbreak of the disease is imminent, writes Keith Poole. Farmers are concerned at the farm's proximity to common land near the Brecon Beacons where sheep roam freely. Glyn Davies, a Conservative
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