A local bakery plans to restock its baked goods and tickets for a record US$1.5-billion Powerball draw after a giveaway cleaned it out of both Tuesday. But nobody has claimed the jackpot.
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Waiters is just one of millions purchasing tickets across the nation in hopes of winning the $1.5 billion jackpot. In 2009, lotteries in 11 states brought in more revenue than the corporate income tax.
To avoid spending your Powerball winnings on court fees, attorneys suggest you make sure everyone is on the same page.
“When I woke up on Sunday, my mom told me that someone who had bought a Powerball ticket at the Speedway had won $1 million”, she said. In fiscal year 2015 that was more than 300 million dollars. The Green brothers sold Kwik Stop to KJ’s a few years back and demolished seven nearby houses to build their lottery mecca.
Who is the owner of the lucky ticket?
“I don’t usually do this, but what the hell?” she said.
Other states seem less likely to adopt lotteries.
“We didn’t sell gas”, employee Rosie Perez said recently. Given that most legislators belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which opposes gambling, a change in the constitution is unlikely.
Because the Powerball is a multi-state lottery game, winners do not have the option of being anonymous, according to the Michigan Lottery Public Relations Division.
As thousands of Coloradans continue to pour money into the lottery you may be surprised to know that not all the money used to buy tickets goes into the jackpot winnings.
Alaska’s stand was still puzzling to Stacy Castle, a baker at Alaska Coffee Roasting Company in Fairbanks.
Khallinah Waiters bought her first pair of Powerball tickets on her son’s two-month birthday.
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McFetridge reported from Des Moines, Iowa.
