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`Cute and cuddly' isn't in this cow's vocabulary
Chicago Sun-Times
; Chicago's newest tourist attraction and photo-op is the unofficial petting zoo of colorful cows near the Wrigley Building. Walk through the plaza just about any time and you'll see happy families posing with the cow that jumped over the moon, or the cow with the construction crane perched on its
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Agencies balk at removing dead cow from dam
Charleston Gazette
; A dead cow stuck on a West Fork River dam is creating a stink as the residents of West Milford are upset no agency will step forward to haul the carcass out of the river. The Division of Natural Resources, the departments of Agriculture and Environmental Protection and the Clarksburg Water Board,
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Dead cow causes a stink in West Milford
Charleston Daily Mail
; ... officials don't seem to believe the carcass is contaminating the water, either. Greathouse was quoted by Clarksburg television news station WBOY as saying: "The cow will be left where it is, be left to disintegrate, and will eventually move downstream." Hoy ...
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Interview: Kathleen Kelley reacts to the discovery of mad cow disease in the United States
NPR Special
; ... cattle rancher in Meeker, Colorado, thanks for speaking with us. Ms. KELLEY: Thank you very much, Alex. CHADWICK: You're listening to DAY TO DAY from NPR News. Content and Programming copyright 2003 National Public Radio, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Worker says discovery of infected cow was 'a fluke'.
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; Byline: Carol M. Ostrom SEATTLE _ Dave Louthan says he remembers her well: an old dairy cow with specks of blood on her tail, spooky about going down the ramp into the slaughterhouse. The government says the discovery that the Holstein had mad-cow disease proves its surveillance program, which
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