Lottery Winners Staying On The Job
Posted: 10:37 a.m. EST January 21, 2005
Atlanta -- A man and wife who say they have the
winning Mega (m) Millions ticket worth 130 (m) million dollars say
they plan to keep working.
James Jones owns an auto repair shop in Washington in east
Georgia. Margaret Jones has a mail route.
Jones tells A-B-C's "Good Morning America" today that he and
his wife will keep their jobs. In his words, "We got to have
something to do, stay busy."
His wife says one of her dreams is to buy a place in Daytona
Beach, Florida.
Jones says that is NOT his dream but adds, "I don't think I
want to go to Daytona, but I might have to."
The couple also plans to give some of the money to their
children.
Mrs. Jones bought the winning ticket on Tuesday.
The Mega Millions lottery began in May 2002. States
participating in the game are Michigan, Georgia, Virginia,
Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Texas and Washington.
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