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Whittier Law School
Professor at Whittier Law School, he runs the web site Gambling and the Law
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I. Nelson Rose
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FROM I. Nelson Rose
Which Way, L.A.?
Will Powerball 'Inspire' New Gamblers in California? Bluebird Liquors in Hawthorne sold 8000 tickets in its first five hours of business today, as California became the 43rd state in the Union to offer Powerball . The California Lottery invested big money to promote Powerball on radio and TV.
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