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Archive for July 18th, 2008

New lottery looks like a raffle game (The World)

PORTLAND (AP) — The Oregon Lottery plans to introduce a game similar to a school or charity raffle to give players a little better odds of winning than the odds of getting hit by lightning.

Lottery: Snowshoe poker event illegal (The Times West Virginian)

A planned poker tournament Saturday at Snowshoe Mountain Resort in Pocahontas County, W.Va., is “not permissible” under state law, West Virginia Lottery Commission general counsel John Melton said.

WEB EXTRA — Convenience store owners cry foul over lottery investigators’ tactics (The Sault Star)

Ontario convenience store owners are crying foul now that lottery investigators have taken to poking through smelly behind-the-counter garbage in search of possible cheats. Some store owners accuse Ontario Lottery officers of “heavy-handed and intimidating” behaviour in their bid to nab a handful of vendors allegedly ripping off customers […]

John Lennon - Seven New Film Projects Given Lottery Grants (ContactMusic)

Seven new British films are to be given lottery-funded development grants, the UK Film Council has announced.The films include a project about US photographer …

Lottery officers ‘heavy-handed’ (London Free Press)

TORONTO — Ontario convenience store owners are crying foul now that lottery investigators have taken to poking through smelly behind-the-counter garbage in search of possible cheats.

Lottery snoops sniff through store trash (CNews)

Corner store owners are crying foul over lottery investigators sniffing through behind-the-counter garbage in search of possible cheats.

N.S. video lottery terminals drawing less cash from gamblers (CNews)

HALIFAX — Nova Scotians are decreasing the amount they’re betting on video lottery terminals and lottery tickets.

Lottery sales topped $1B in latest year (The Tennessean)

Gross ticket sales for the Tennessee lottery have topped $4.39 billion since its inception four years ago, including more than $1 billion over the last year, according to the state lottery corporation.