Rural Congressmen say feds overreacted to mad cow
Rural lawmakers in Washington criticized the Bush administration for overreacting to the first U S mad cow case. They questioned the decision to ban sale of meat from immobile animals while Veneman defended testing plans and promised faster results. The panel also probed animal ID, testing, and origin-labeling policies amid renewed calls to codify the ban on downed animals.
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