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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Feb. 14, 1986
Jackpot millions won twice by N.J. woman
Nation/World
United Press International
TRENTON, N.J. — A convenience store manager yesterday took her second million-dollar state lottery prize. She said she would stop playing New Jersey's Pick-6 Lotto to give others a chance to win.
Evelyn Marie Adams, who won $1.5 million in the Pick-6 last fall, became the game's first two-time winner, splitting a $1.5 million prize from Monday's drawing. The lottery is six years old.
Lottery officials said the odds of winning two jackpots in New Jersey's most lucrative lottery game were about one in 15 trillion.
"I never expected to win twice," Adams said as she redeemed her latest winning ticket. "It comes as a complete shock."
Adams purchased both winning tickets at the 7-Eleven store in Point Pleasant Beach.
"It was such a shock," she said.
"For 20 years to think I've got so much money and now to know I've got more."
Adams' total $5.4 million in prize money will be paid in installments of more than $250,000 a year for 20 years.
After winning her first big prize, Adams said, she never considered not playing the lottery again.
On Campus
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