Latest Lottery News Tueday 10 June 2009

Grassfield senior hangs in at After-Prom, wins lottery for car
The Virginian-Pilot - Norfolk,VA,USA
Mayor Alan Krasnoff dragged out the lottery number reading as long as possible, since it came down to the final digit. When Gomez realized it was his number ...
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Winning NJ lottery numbers drawn
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
AP Peter Dobrin: The viewer is called to action in the service of art in the Venice Biennale's three-venue survey of Bruce Nauman's career. ...
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A Lottery Winner's Rag To Riches Tale
CBS News - New York,NY,USA
After winning the Powerball lottery, a dirt-poor horse rancher from South Dakota vows to help his community. Bianca Solarzano reports. ...
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IL Senator Pushes for Online Lottery Tickets
Central Illinois Proud - Bloomington,IL,USA
WMBD/WYZZ -- When Illinois lottery jackpots swell into the hundreds of millions, so do the lines for tickets. One State Senator is pushing internet sales ...
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Report: Wealthy counties get most lottery proceeds
Chicago Tribune - United States
AP INDIANAPOLIS - A newspaper study found that while the Hoosier Lottery counts on lower-income players, a disproportionate share of lottery profits go to ...
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Lottery winner brings media spotlight to rural SD
USA Today - USA
As she reports, Mission, SD, has never seen a media event like this: The western South Dakota town has been abuzz ever since lottery officials announced ...
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Wealthy Hoosiers get the most benefit from Hoosier Lottery profits
Indianapolis Star - United States
By Mark Alesia, Tim Evans, Heather Gillers and Mark Nichols When you play the Hoosier Lottery, the odds are against you. But if you're poor? ...
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2 Southside stores specialize in lottery dreams
Indianapolis Star - United States
By Heather Gillers Two of the Hoosier Lottery's biggest sellers are about a mile apart on Indianapolis' Southside. The regulars, many of whom the cashiers ...
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