May 15, 2008
Powerball Jackpot Grows to $35 Million; Two $400,000 Power Play Prizes Won!
(Powerball) Even though the grand prize was
not hit Wednesday evening, Powerball generated some big winners. Two tickets in
Iowa (1), and Colorado (1) matched all 5 white ball numbers with the Power Play
for a hefty $400,000 cash win each! Three other lucky tickets sold in Iowa (1),
Kentucky (1), and New Mexico (1) won $200,000 each by matching all 5 white ball
numbers!
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May 8, 2008
New Mexico Lottery Whips Up Indiana Jones™ Scratcher
ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Lottery is taking
players on an archeological adventure with Indiana Jones, the ruggedly handsome
action hero who disarms villains with the business end of a bullwhip, but shudders
at the sight of snakes. The Indiana Jones Scratcher
game features tickets based on all four of Indy’s big-screen adventures, including
the soon-to-be-released Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull™.
Scenes for this latest movie were filmed in Deming, New Mexico.
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May 5, 2008
Portales Man Wins
$100,000 New Mexico Lottery Prize
ALBUQUERQUE – “He was glowing.” That’s how
Susanna Short described husband Joshua Short’s reaction after winning a $100,000
prize playing a New Mexico Lottery Scratcher
game. The 31-year-old self-employed handyman bought the “100,000 Jumbo Bucks” Scratcher
as a diversion while waiting for 22 gallons of gas to fill the bone-dry tank of
his business truck. “I started shaking,” Short said after he revealed one zero after
another and realized he was holding a ticket worth $100,000.
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April 30, 2008
New Mexico Lottery
Switches to Paperless Statements
ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Lottery now uses
email to send weekly billing statements to lottery retailers, discontinuing paper
statements. Electronic billing will save the lottery an estimated $23,000 a year
in postage, stationery and personnel expenses. Retailers will receive information
faster in a format that can be exported easily and more accurately into electronic
accounting systems and business records. The lottery’s move to electronic billing
comes two weeks before U.S. postage rates increase to 42 cents for first-class mail.
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