Mad Cow Fears Grip S Koreans (Time Magazine) South Koreans stage protests daily to stop the import of American beef,which they believe could spread the mad cow disease in the nation. [News Source]

TV heightens S. Korean fears about mad cow from U.S. (Houston Chronicle) Shin Hae-suk is convinced that looming beef imports from the United States pose a potential danger to her family. The 54-year-old housewife believes the country will send South Koreans meat at higher risk of mad cow disease. "What if my child eats dangerous beef in a restaurant?" she asked. [News Source]

TV drives S. Korean fears about mad cow from U.S. (Houston Chronicle) Shin Hae-suk is convinced that looming beef imports from the United States pose a potential danger to her family. The 54-year-old housewife believes the country will send South Koreans meat at higher risk of mad cow disease. "What if my child eats dangerous beef in a restaurant?" she asked. [News Source]

Mad cow fears grip SKoreans (AP via Yahoo! News) To street protesters in the South Korean capital, American beef is a menace to be feared — and stopped. [News Source]

SKorea to resume US beef imports: ruling party (AFP via Yahoo! News) South Korea is set to announce the resumption of US beef imports despite mounting protests sparked by mad cow fears, the ruling Grand National Party said. [News Source]

Mad cow fears grip S.Koreans (China Daily) Seoul - To street protesters in the South Korean capital, American beef is a menace to be feared, and stopped. Shin Hae-suk, a 54-year-old housewife, is convinced that if South Korea resumes importing US beef, the US will send South Koreans meat at higher risk of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Mad cow fears grip SKoreans (AP via Yahoo! News) To street protesters in the South Korean capital, American beef is a menace to be feared — and stopped. [News Source]

South Koreans still mad about U.S. beef (Lincoln Journal Star) SEOUL, South Korea — Shin Hae-suk is convinced beef imports from the United States pose a potential danger to her family. The 54-year-old housewife believes the country will send South Koreans meat at higher risk of mad cow disease. “What if my child eats dangerous beef in a restaurant?” she asked. [News Source]

Mad cow fears grip South Koreans (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Shin Hae-suk is convinced looming beef imports from the United States pose a potential danger to her family. The 54-year-old housewife believes the country will send South Koreans meat at higher risk of mad cow disease. [News Source]

South Koreans protest against us beef deal. Thousands of protesters marched through Seoul against a U.S. beef import pact that has renewed fears of mad cow disease. [News Source]