The Nation - News from March 9, 1986
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Thirty dairies in northwest Arkansas were quarantined while state health officials checked for contamination in milk from cows fed corn laced with a suspected carcinogen. Six other dairies were quarantined earlier because cattle were fed corn contaminated with the banned pesticide heptachlor, said Jerry Hill, director of the state’s Bureau of Environmental Health Services.
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