CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 14, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The first confirmed cases of hoof-and-mouth disease in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Argentina and suspected cases in Portugal noted.
(Loudoun County, Virginia: Wyatt Andrews) The efforts to keep foot-and-mouth disease out of the United States reported. [AGENTS - speak to travelers.] [Traveler David OVITZ - comments.] [US Department of Agriculture Craig REED - expresses concerns.] [Beef farmer Henry STOWERS - says losing his herd would be a big loss.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Chicago: Cynthia Bowers) Rising beef costs due to the banning of imported meat and concerns about hoof-and-mouth disease reported. [Carolyn STEM - says the high cost surprised her.] [Butcher Charles SCHILLACI - says some customers will complain.] [Livestock economist Chuck LEVITT - says prices go up in spite of increased production.] [Nebraska Cattlemen's Association J. D. ALEXANDER - says cold weather has caused problems.] [Eli's the Place for Steak Marc SCHULMAN - comments.]
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