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$300,000 "All That Glitters" ticket claimed

Contact: Andi Brancato (517) 335-5648
Agency: Lottery

LANSING, November 7, 2005 – A very lucky man claimed a $300,000 prize today at Lottery Central. The man purchased an All That Glitters ticket to win the prize.

The man, who opted to remain anonymous, purchased the lucky winning ticket at Grunst Brothers Inc., 624 N. State St., in Big Rapids.

All That Glitters is just one of many Michigan Lottery Instant tickets available at more than 10,000 Lottery retailers statewide.

All proceeds from the Lottery are contributed to the state School Aid Fund which supports kindergarten through 12th grade public education in Michigan. In fiscal year 2004, the contribution was $644.8 million.

For additional information, please visit the Lottery’s Web site at www.michigan.gov/lottery.

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