28 Dec 2003
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2003
Page
1
Investigators tentatively traced the first American mad cow to a Canadian origin. Dr Ron DeHaven said records show a sick Holstein from a herd of 74 cattle shipped from Alberta to the United States in August 2001, entering at Eastport Idaho.
Federal tests confirmed a Washington farm cow had mad cow disease. Investigators seek the remaining 73 animals in the herd to determine infection scope. If the Washington cow traces to Canada, U S beef exports and disease-free status could be protected. Canada had found a lone cow in Alberta in May.
Joanne Stanford and her daughters Alison Mueller and Andrea Stanford joined the church choir at St. Paul Lutheran during a late Christmas Eve service. The Mead Hall teacher notes the trio began playing together seven years ago, with Alison teaching at eight Athens elementary schools and Andrea pursuing music education at the University of South Carolina.
In Karbala Iraq suicide bombers mortars and a weapon launcher attack coalition bases and the governor's office. At least 172 wounded nine killed include six coalition soldiers four Bulgarians two Thais six Iraqi police and one civilian. A Polish led force guards the city as $1 million bounties are set on 12 fugitives from a list of 55.
The outcome of the 2004 election could rest on economic health and the Iraq war. Analysts note a divided nation, Bush’s fundraising, and Iraqi developments, with Saddam's capture boosting polls but not erasing terrorism concerns. The race remains unsettled as events unfold.
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