Pennsylvania officials worry about lottery

15 Oct 2007

PENNSYLVANIA -- As reported by the Evening Sun: "With five slots halls open and more on the way, some lawmakers say they are worried about gamblers ignoring the state lottery and hurting lottery-funded seniors programs.

"Rep. Martin Causer, R-McKean, has sponsored a resolution seeking a study into whether the lottery can continue supporting programs such as the PACE and PACENET prescription plans. The study would be conducted by the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee, a bipartisan research agency.

"Causer's measure has 46 co-sponsors, mostly Republicans, including Rep. Ron Miller, R-Jacobus.

"Not all lawmakers agree that it is time to fret about the lottery, and one is House Finance Committee Chairman David Levdansky, D-Allegheny. Causer's resolution is pending in his committee..."

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	Pennsylvania officials worry about lottery 15 Oct 2007 <a href='https://ad.casinocity.com/adclick.php?n=a21efcd1'><img src='https://ad.casinocity.com/adview.php?what=-site:vendors/width:250/RON&n=a21efcd1' border='0' alt='' /></a> PENNSYLVANIA -- As reported by the Evening Sun: "With five slots halls open and more on the way, some lawmakers say they are worried about gamblers ignoring the state lottery and hurting lottery-funded seniors programs. "Rep. Martin Causer, R-McKean, has sponsored a resolution seeking a study into whether the lottery can continue supporting programs such as the PACE and PACENET prescription plans. The study would be conducted by the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee, a bipartisan research agency. "Causer's measure has 46 co-sponsors, mostly Republicans, including Rep. Ron Miller, R-Jacobus. "Not all lawmakers agree that it is time to fret about the lottery, and one is House Finance Committee Chairman David Levdansky, D-Allegheny. Causer's resolution is pending in his committee..."

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