Campaign finance study shows incumbents dominate contributions
Common Cause reports 1,896 candidates spent 77.3 million dollars in 1972 primaries and general elections, with most funds from donors giving over 100 dollars. The study notes incumbents largely outspent challengers, and urges government financing of federal elections amid Watergate concerns.
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Soccer pool nets $1.47 million for storekeeper
London AP reports David Griffiths staked a dollar in the British soccer pool and correctly picked the seven tie games with goals. He received a check equivalent to 1.47 million dollars and announced he will quit his 75 dollar weekly job immediately.
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Government eyes lottery funded by movie tickets in Thailand
Bangkok officials propose a state lottery using theater tickets to curb tax evasion. Each ticket would be split into three sections for admission, the lottery, and the tax collector to ensure revenue tracking.
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