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Lottery contracts clear legislature

There was plenty more jawboning, but the Legislative Council wrapped up the expected approval this morning of a couple of big contracts related to the Arkansas Lottery. Camelot Global Services will be paid $750,000 in fees and expenses every year to consult on improving performance, with a promise of a 12-15 percent commission on growth in revenue, above last year’s $72 million net.

San Jose Man Wins $15 Million Lottery Prize With Safeway-Bought Ticket

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'Let's break up,' Thai lottery winner texts wife, who sues

A Thai woman is suing the father of her son for child support after he said he wanted to break up with her in a text message a few weeks after winning nearly 1 million dollars in a lottery. Saowanee Thongwiset is seeking 10 million baht to raise their 8-month-old son and educate him, her lawyer, Theerapon Pochanukul, told The Associated Press Friday.

CT Lottery expands 5 Card Cash game to include progressive jackpot

Starting this Sunday, Connecticut lottery players will have a new “ALL IN” option on the state’s 5 Card Cash game offering the chance to win bigger instant prizes, including a new progressive jackpot. 5 Card Cash is a poker-themed game that has become popular in several states and provinces throughout North America in the past few years.

Some Illinois Lottery players cross state lines for tickets because of IOUs

Randall Lobello of Bensenville said he still plans to buy lottery tickets, despite the Illinois Lottery’s announcement Wednesday that even more winners will be getting IOUs. “I do a lot of traveling; I would just jump to the border and go to Wisconsin,” said Lobello, 47. “I used to buy lottery tickets in Illinois, but I’m not purchasing them anymore.

Westlake voters will see safety forces renewal on Nov. 3; city will tax lottery winnings per state law change

Mayor Dennis Clough reminded those in attendance at Thursday’s Westlake City Council meeting that the city would benefit if residents passed Nov. 3 the safety force renewal levy that will appear on the ballot. “My personal opinion is that I feel it’s very important for the city to pass this renewal,” Clough said.

If Russians Hate the U.S. So Much, Why Do They Want to Move There?

When pollsters ask Russians if they like the United States, the answer is a resounding nyet . In a survey released this week by the independent Levada Center polling group in Moscow, 71 percent said the U.S. played “a negative role in the world,” up from 50 percent who held that view two years ago.

N.J. lottery ticket sales on track to meet budget projections

Increased sales mean New Jersey’s lottery contribution to the state budget is on track to meet its target for 2016 after falling short the first two years of a long-term contract with a private operator. The operator of the lottery’s sales and marketing, Northstar New Jersey, is budgeted to return $1 billion to the state to help fund programs for education, disabled veterans and senior citizens.

San Francisco woman wins $1 million from lottery scratcher

A San Francisco resident is the California Lottery’s newest big winner after scratching her way to the $1,000,000 prize on the Million $$ Match Scratchers. Janet Smith won the prize after buying a ticket at the Safeway store at 350 Bay St. in the North Waterfront neighborhood of San Francisco, according to lottery officials.

Councillors welcome lottery cash for Craven Museum

THE backing of the Heritage Lottery that could see the major transformation of Craven Museum and Art Gallery has been warmly welcomed by councillors. Members at last week’s full meeting of Craven District Council applauded after hearing the council had received A 98,000 first round funding towards the modernisation of the museum, housed in Skipton Town Hall.

The curse of the National Lottery's 59 balls continues as no-one wins the jackpot again

It seems it ‘won’t be you’ as the extra balls decrease the odds of winning the jackpot from one in 14 million to one in 45 million Wednesday was the second 59-number Lotto draw, which makes it three times harder to win the top prize, claim critics. With nobody matching numbers 07, 13, 20, 27, 39, 52 and bonus ball 35 Saturday’s rollover prize is an estimated 12.1 million.

Lottery negotiates contract extension

The Arkansas lottery has reached an agreement with Georgia-based vendor Scientific Games International to extend its multimillion-dollar contract by 10 years and pay the vendor a lower percentage of the scratch-off sales. Lottery Director Bishop Woosley asked the Legislature’s lottery oversight committee in a letter dated Wednesday to sign off on the proposed contract extension when it meets this afternoon.

Completing U.S. 35 a reality

Mason County was well represented at Wednesday’s groundbreaking for the completion of U.S. 35 with, from left, Sheriff Greg Powers, County Clerk Diana Cromley, County Administrator John Gerlach, Commissioner Tracy Doolittle, Ernie Watterson from DOH, John Musgrave from WV Lottery, Del. Jim Butler, former State Sen. Charles Lanham, Lynne Fruth, Eddie Lanham, Frances “Babs” Fruth, Del.