Meat-counter confusion in S. Korea. It's been a spooky spring in the beef-and-poultry aisle. South Korean shoppers have had to wrestle with risks real and rumored, domestic and imported, pathogenic and political. [News Source]

S.Korea’s Lee to ask Bush for help over beef fears. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, bruised by daily protests over U.S. beef imports, will call President George W. Bush on Saturday to ask for help in ensuring no meat from older cattle will be shipped, an official said. [News Source]

Dozens injured in South Korea protest over US beef. Dozens were injured in the largest protest yet over an agreement to resume U.S. beef imports to South Korea, according to authorities and media reports Saturday. [News Source]

Dozens injured in South Korea protest over US beef. Dozens were injured in the largest protest yet over an agreement to resume U.S. beef imports to South Korea, according to authorities and media reports Saturday. [News Source]

South Korean leader turns to Bush for help. South Korea's leader plans to ask President Bush for help in defusing a dispute over American beef imports, his office said Saturday, as unrelenting protests battered his fledgling administration. [News Source]

South Korean leader turns to Bush for help. South Korea's leader plans to ask President Bush for help in defusing a dispute over American beef imports, his office said Saturday, as unrelenting protests battered his fledgling administration. [News Source]

Bush pledges to help ease S Korea beef fears: official. US President George W. Bush on Saturday promised to help allay South Korean fears over beef imports, President Lee Myung-Bak's office said, after fears over mad cow disease sparked a political crisis. [News Source]

Bush pledges to help ease S Korea beef fears: official. US President George W. Bush on Saturday promised to help allay South Korean fears over beef imports, President Lee Myung-Bak's office said, after fears over mad cow disease sparked a political crisis. [News Source]

Bush makes pledge over U.S. beef (CNN.com) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- President Bush pledged Saturday to come up with measures to ensure that beef from older cattle -- considered at greater risk of mad cow disease -- was not exported to South Korea, Seoul's presidential office said. [News Source]

Bush pledges to help ease SKorea beef fears: official (TODAYonline) South Korean protesters move a police bus during a rally against US beef imports in Seol. US President George W. Bush has promised to help allay South Korean fears over beef imports, President Lee Myung-Bak's office said, after fears over mad cow disease sparked a political crisis. [News Source]