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Random lottery is the way to give
Thursday, November 05, 2009 | No comments posted.
Having received only favorable comments from citizens from all over the state, we need an effort to make a change in the Oregon Lottery.
Briefly, the lottery would randomly pick 100 winners of $25,000. The winners and site of purchase would be published in daily newspapers throughout the state.
I believe this is a more equable system of our lottery. If you agree, contact your representatives at the state level and ask them to support this revision. Please. For you and your fellow Oregonians.
Briefly, the lottery would randomly pick 100 winners of $25,000. The winners and site of purchase would be published in daily newspapers throughout the state.
I believe this is a more equable system of our lottery. If you agree, contact your representatives at the state level and ask them to support this revision. Please. For you and your fellow Oregonians.
James Curran
Coquille
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