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Tuberculosis Outbreak / Georgia #478976

NBC Evening News for Friday, Sep 20, 1974
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(Studio) Georgia grappling with Tuberculosis outbreak in cattle.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Felton, Georgia) Special task force of federal vets. inspect widespread Tuberculosis contamination. Tuberculosis contaminated animal must be destroyed in 15 days; meat of animal may be sold if cooked before sold and meat shows no signs of Tuberculosis. [Farmer Charles SANKEY - says it's heartbreaking to think cattle diseased when purchased.] Officials say consumer not endangered.
REPORTER: Lou Davis

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Davis, Lou
Duration:
00:01:50

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