This program is 27 minutes long
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(Studio: John Roberts) The first confirmed cases of foot-and-mouth disease in the Netherlands reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Jim Axelrod) The confiscation in Vermont of over 200 sheep due to concerns about mad cow disease reported. [Agriculture Department Ed CURLETT - talks about protecting American agriculture.] [Agriculture Department Linda DETWILER - talks about the risk of diseases like mad cow disease.] [Sheep owner Larry FAILLACE - says the sheep are healthy.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(London: Richard Roth) The spread of mad cow disease to humans examined. [Father Arthur BEYLESS - says he does not know how his daughter caught the disease.] [Leicestershire Health Authority Dr. Philip MONK - says nobody knows who else may have been exposed.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Pentagon: David Martin) The expulsion of nearly 50 Russian diplomats suspected of spying due to the arrest of former FBI agent Robert Hanssen reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) President Bush's proposal for a patients' bill of rights reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Capitol Hill: Bob Schieffer) The cancellation of more environmental laws passed during President Clinton's administration reported. [Minority leader Senator Thomas DASCHLE - talks about the level of arsenic tolerated in water.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Bill Whitaker) Efforts of businesses to find ways to maintain power and survive the California energy crisis examined. [S&S Power Engineering, Incorporated Sam BERSICK - says generator orders have quadrupled.] [In dark store, WOMAN - says the cash register is not working.] [Ford dealer Peter BLACKSBERG - says he could lose a lot of money.] [Roche Bioscience Larry FISHER - says the lab was unsafe during the power outage.] [Sun Microsystems Bill AGNELLO - comments.] [Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group Michelle MONTAGUE-BRUNO - says energy alerts alarm shareholders.] [Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation Jack KYSER - comments.] [Ready Pac Produce Al GIULIANI - says his business may have to shut down.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Job cuts at Proctor and Gamble and An increase in the consumer price index reported. "Stock Market Report".
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(Studio: John Roberts) Plans for Boeing to move its headquarters out of Seattle, WA, reported.
(Toulouse, France: Bob Orr) The battle between Boeing and the European consortium Airbus over airplane construction and sales examined. [Aviation analyst Richard ABOULAFIA - says the 747 plane is a "weak link" in American aviation; says governments subsidize Airbus.] [Boeing Commercial Airplanes Group CEO Alan MULALLY - defends the 747; talks about building a larger version.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The Supreme Court ruling allowing employers to force workers to take problems to arbitration instead of court and the ruling forbidding hospitals from testing pregnant women for drugs and giving results to police reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Japanese study results showing that giving flu vaccinations to children helped curb the disease in the elderly as well reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Washington: Phil Jones) The concerns over the health of Senator Strom Thurmond and the balance of power in the Senate examined; various scenes shown of Thurmond. [THURMOND - says he has to stay around; takes oath of office.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The offer to the government of Macedonia by ethnic Albanian guerrillas for a cease-fire agreement reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) The discovery in Kenya of a fossilized skull believed to belong to an ancestor of human beings reported; skull shown.
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