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Madoff hides
$173 million
NEW YORK
Investigators found 100
signed checks worth $173
million in Bernard
Madoff’s office desk that
he was ready to send out
to his closest family and
Mends at the time of his
arrest last month, prose
cutors said Thursday.
The detail was
provided in a court
filing Thursday as
prosecutors argued
that Madoff’s bail
should be revoked
and he should be
sent to jail.
They said the
checks were fur
ther evidence he
Madoff wants to
keep his assets
away from burned inves
tors.
The judge now must
decide whether Madoff
should be sent to jail or
remain free on bail in his
luxury Upper East Side
penthouse.
Defense lawyers say
bail should not be revoked
because he is not a risk to
flee or a danger to com
munity.
Investigators previous
ly have said that Madoff
planned on distributing
more than S2OO million to
close friends and family.
He also was accused of
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sending more than $1 mil
lion worth of jewelry to
friends and family over
the holidays, prompting
prosecutors to ask a judge
to revoke his bail.
“The only thing that
prevented the defendant
from executing his plan to
dissipate those assets was
his arrest by the
FBI on Dec. 11,”
prosecutors said.
The defense
lawyers noted that
Madoff and his
wife had offered to
give up their
assets, including
four properties in
Manhattan,
Montauk, N.Y.,
Palm Beach, Fla.
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and Antibes, France,
along with four boats and
three cars. The U,S. prop
erties alone were estimat
ed to be worth more than
sl9 million.
“Mr. Madoff’s conduct
... is not the conduct of a
man who is unwilling to
face justice in this mat
ter,” the lawyers wrote.
But the prosecutor wrote
that Madoff’s “effort to
paint his pre-arrest
actions in heroic terms
should be viewed with
great skepticism.”
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A French UN peacekeeper tanks patrol the area where at least three
rockets were fired from south Lebanon into north Israel.
Rockets fire from Lebanon
NAHARIYA, Israel
Residents of this northern
Israeli town awoke
Thursday to one of their
country’s worst night
mares: Rockets from
Lebanon, and the possibili
ty of a second front in a
battle that has raged for
two weeks in Gaza.
No armed group claimed
responsibility for two rock
ets that lightly injured two
Israelis. But the most likely
suspects were Palestinian
Georgians hit with salmonella
ATLANTA Georgia,
Ohio and Minnesota are
among the states that are
part of a national salmo
nella outbreak that has
sent at least a dozen peo
ple to the hospital and
sickened nearly 400 people,
officials said Thursday.
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reported illnesses from the
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bacteria, totaling at least
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factions in south Lebanon.
The Lebanese militant
group Hezbollah denied it
was behind the attack.
Quiet returned to the
border after retaliation by
Israeli artillery. But the
point had been made:
Israel now faces threats on
two of its borders from
Islamic organizations with
ties to Iran. Hamas rockets
STATE
Prevention is leading the
investigation but has not
yet released the list of
states or determined which
foods may have caused
people to become sick.
But Georgia health offi
cials said Thursday they’ve
identified cases in five peo
ple who became ill from
mid-October to mid-De
cember. No one died, but
at least one person was
hospitalized.
He said he has confirmed the same ring
has hit restaurants in Sandy Springs,
Hapeville and Forest Park. He also believes
the same suspects are responsible for the
Smyrna restaurant break-ins last month,
in which more than 35 flat-screen TVs
were stolen.
Associated Press
threaten about 1 million
Israelis in the south out of
a population of 7 million,
and Israel’s military
believes the rockets in the
Hezbollah’s arsenal can hit
the remaining 6 million.
The Lebanese Prime
Minister said Thursday the
rocket fire “is the work of
parties who stand to lose
from the continued stabili
ty in Lebanon.”
Associated Press
Most people infected
with salmonella develop
diarrhea, fever and abdom
inal cramps 12 to 72 hours
after infection.
The illness usually lasts
four to seven days, and
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out treatment.
Officials say steps to
protect against the illness
include careful handling
and preparation of raw
meat and frequent hand
washing.
Associated Press
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