11 Lancaster Fanning. Sntiu'dny. February?. 1970
Federal' Quarantines
For Hog Cholera Now
In Effect In 15 States
Cm tent Fedci.il qu.ii amines
£')i hog cholei.i .ne now in cited
i'i pait or all of 79 counties in
13 States, plus all of Fuel to Ri
to ’he US Depaitment of Ag
i culture lepoits
In late Novembei, USD.Vs Ag
i cultuial Reseaieli S“ivice be
gan using Fedeial quarantines
in hog choleia to pi event intei
s ate movement of infected oi
closed swine as pail of the
5 epped up effoits to eiadicate
I eg choleia Fedeial quaiantines
v«e usually used m conjunction
with Stale quaiantine action
which icgulatcs swine movement
within States Quaianfnes aie
removed as soon as the tin eat of
d «ease spiead has passed based
on the lecommendations of State
and Fedeial animal heal'h offi
cials in the States involved
Fiom Nov 24. 1969, thiough
Jm 28. 1970. Fedeial quaiantin
e, vveie placed on aieas in 19
States plus Pueito Rico Dining
tais same penod, they vveie lift
ed oi i educed in 12 States
Notice of the most lecent quai
r-ntine action, which was eftec
t.ve when signed on Jan 28 is
s -heduled foi publication in the
Fedeial Registei on Jan 31
Aieas quaiant.ned by this action
me Middlesex County in Massa
cmisetts. and pouions of Lub
bock Limestone Fieestone and
Navai 10 Counties in Texas
Othei aieas non undei Fedei
r quaiantme lo> hog chol°i 1,
„ e Aikansas— Cla\ Gieen a
Lanience, and Randolph Conn
tes Aaizona —Muicopa Countj
C-eoi°ia —Newton Countj Illi
r ols —Chiistian Gallatin Hsnrj
Macoupin, Montgomei' Saline
Sl.elbj and Whiteside Counties
jrv, a—Boone, Humboldt, Jack
son Kossuth Manon,
Montgomeij, Pottawattamie, Ta
iia. and Wright Countiies, Maij
land—Wicomico Countj Massa
c lusetts —Bnstol and Woicestei
Counties; Mississippi —Calhoun
Cenada, Rankin, Tallahatchie
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sv.’ine can bo moved interstate
fiom an aioa under Fedeial
quaiantine foi hog cholera Slau
ghlei hogs can be moved intei
slate only if they aie from heal
thy heids, aie inspected on the
f..rm by a Fedeial Stale, oi ac
credited veteiinanan. and aie
shipped dneotly to slaughter oi
to a designated maiket foi sale
loi slaughtei Such slaughtei
hogs must be rccomoamed bv a
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