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Updated: 7:36 PM Sep 25, 2006
Wisconsin's 209 Million Dollar PowerBall Ticket Turned In
100 Cheese Factory Workers Need Court Order To Split Winnings Posted: 4:33 PM Sep 25, 2006 |
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After nearly two months of waiting, the winning Powerball ticket worth nearly 209 million dollars has been turned in.
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The Wisconsin Lottery says that two of the 100 cheese workers who won the August 5th jackpot presented the winning ticket Friday.
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The lottery says the workers plan to get a court order within several weeks to split the jackpot equally. State law requires a court order to split the jackpot.
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The 100 people work at the Sargento Cheese plant in Plymouth.
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The winners are expected to talk publicly Wednesday at a news conference where the ticket was purchased -- Ma and Pa's Grocery Express -- in Fond du Lac.
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