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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 2009

Page

5

Madoff Wife Withdrawn 15 Million Before Arrest Details

Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin said Ruth Madoff, 67, withdrew more than 15 million dollars from Cohmad Securities Corp. on Nov 25 and Dec 10, the day before Bernard Madoff was arrested over a 50 billion dollar Ponzi scheme. Records show 5.5 million and 10 million transfers. Cohmad cited in response to subpoenas.

Boston Bernard Madoff Massachusetts William Galvin Ruth Madoff Cohmad Securities Corp New York Cohmad Madoffs Madoff Galvin Brian McNiff Feds Palm Beach Fla Ira Sorkin

Missing 5 year old Haleigh Cummings sparks Florida Amber Alert

Searchers pull water along the river near Satsuma for Haleigh Cummings after she vanished from a mobile home bed in a case where authorities weigh abduction versus wandering. Ronald Cummings reported returning home to find his daughter gone and warned of vengeance if the captor is found. Misty Croslin said she slept beside the girl as investigators examine both possibilities.

North Florida Florida Haleigh Cummings Satsuma Orlando Putnam County Sheriff's Office Haleigh Haleigh’s Father Told Invests Ronald Cummings Misty Croslin Sheriff's Office Seven Sisters Islands St. Johns River Haleigh Ann-Marie Cummings

Cotton candy used as base for tissue growth networks

Researchers in New York and Leon Bel publish in Soft Matter a method using cotton candy as a scaffold to form channels for artificial blood vessels in lab grown tissues. The solidified flavored sugar dissolves leaving fine channels for lining with vascular cells and immature tissue cells. The approach aims for biodegradable blocks that eventually integrate with natural vessels.

New York Leon Bel Soft Matter

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