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Archive for May 16th, 2008

Lackawanna man examining lottery ticket hit by train, killed (WCAX-TV Vermont)

Associated Press - May 16, 2008 11:05 AM ET LACKAWANNA, N.Y. (AP) - A man is dead after being struck and killed by a train near Buffalo while examining a scratch-off lottery ticket.

Man Killed by Train was Checking Lottery Ticket (WGRZ-TV Buffalo)

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. (AP) — A man is dead after being struck and killed by a train near Buffalo while examining a scratch-off lottery ticket. Police say 48-year-old Ronald Wittenberg of Lackawanna did not respond to the train’s blaring horn as it approached him from behind as he walked between the rails.

Doubts cast on lottery as state budget panacea (San Francisco Chronicle)

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s controversial plan to borrow against future state lottery revenue has been successful in other states, but California may find it difficult to raise enough money from lottery ticket sales to repay bonds used to bridge its giant…

Gov.: Lottery is our last hope (The Daily Democrat)

SACRAMENTO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Wednesday released a $144.3 billion state budget that eliminates a massive deficit by selling lottery bonds and cutting billions in state programs.

Ark. lottery campaign announces it raised $55K in April (Pine Bluff Commercial)

LITTLE ROCK - A campaign to put a state-run lottery before voters in November reported Thursday that it raised more than $55,000 last month.

California Gov. calls for expanding, privatizing lottery (Lottery Post)

Anxious to avoid deep cuts in education spending, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today on Wednesday proposed dramatically expanding the state lottery and slashing programs for the poor and disabled instead, to help close a budget gap now pegged at $17.2 billion.

Halter’s Lottery Campaign Reports Assets (The Morning News)

LITTLE ROCK - Lt. Gov. Bill Halter’s campaign to create a state lottery to fund college scholarships raised $55,689 and spent $61,541 during the month of April, according to a financial report filed Thursday with the state Ethics Commission.

NBA keeps lottery off camera (Miami Herald)

Two of the most anticipated events for South Florida sports fans this year — the NFL Draft and the NBA draft lottery — aren’t even games.

Losing lottery company to see bid scores (The Columbus Dispatch)

Threatened with legal action, Ohio Lottery officials agreed yesterday to turn over documents that will show a Rhode Island company why it’s likely losing a multimillion-dollar contract to run most of the lottery’s computers.

Judge puts brakes on woman’s lottery suit (Miami Herald)

A Miami-Dade judge on Thursday said the wife of a lottery winner cannot go forward with a lawsuit against her husband until she can provide a legal argument to support her claim for half of his jackpot.