States Expand Lotteries Seek Revenue Despite Mixed Results
The Associated Press reports several states move to adopt or expand lotteries to ease budgets, modeling plans on New Jersey and New York experiences. New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey lead early efforts with varying top prizes and monthly draws, while Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut consider schemes and Rhode Island Ohio Michigan Washington and Montana weigh proposals or constitutional changes. Officials caution that profits have not yet spurred tax cuts, but earmarked funds support education and curb illegal gambling.
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Muhammad Ali Receives New Passport for Exhibition Tour
Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali has been issued a new passport after a 1965 draft evasion conviction temporarily lifting its issuance. The Supreme Court later exempted him as a conscientious objector. With the passport he plans an exhibition tour of the Caribbean and Latin America and vows to “whip Joe Frazier.”
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Wallace May Try Primaries
Gov. George C. Wallace said at a news conference that if he runs for president next year he may test his strength by entering presidential primaries in Florida North Carolina and Tennessee no decision has been made and school busing could influence a third party bid he noted government officials and party leaders would be watched closely as he weighs options
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