$45-Million N. Y. Jackpot May Be Shared 12 Ways
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NEW YORK — The holders of 12 state lottery tickets are entitled to share a record jackpot of more than $45 million, officials said Sunday. The holders of the $1 Lotto tickets beat odds of nearly 13 million to 1. Each ticket is worth $3.75 million, to be paid at the rate of $142,857 (after taxes) annually for the next 20 years.
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