SACRAMENTO (AP) - Canada and Mexico have banned shipments of poultry and poultry products from California because of the outbreak of Exotic Newcastle Disease, the California Farm Bureau said. The disease, which threatens the state's $3 billion poultry industry, is harmless to humans but fatal to birds. State farm officials said Canada will stop all shipments of poultry and its products from California for 14 days. Mexico, the state's leading export market for poultry, also called for a similar ban. The California Poultry Federation, which represents about 160 poultry farmers, was lobbying for the bans to be modified to include...