Vending machine sale of lottery tickets considered by Nebraska senators

So lucky numbers may worsen the (already slim) chances of winning the lottery.

Legislation to allow vending machines to sell state lottery tickets in Nebraska won support from retailers on Monday, but opponents urged the expansion of gambling operations.

Retailers "want to avoid" the need to participate in lottery sales when they can do it themselves, according to members of the Legislative Assembly's General Affairs Committee.

Nebraska and South Carolina are the only states that do not use cars to sell lottery tickets.

The use of bar codes on driver's licenses can verify age compliance, the committee told Rich Otto of Lincoln, representing the Nebraska Retail Federation and the Singles Industry Association.

"Cars are verified by character certificates," Nathan Bultek of Norfolk resolved the age issue.

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Mishigan's Michigan's Michigan, proudly wearing a hat reminiscent of a cooked seven birds after winning Nebraska at Bowlin Stadium on Friday, March 31, 2023.

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Bob Hen Lix (right), a theater director who talks to the secon d-year Tyler Storeber, the second grade of Lumiere, in front of the Gene Pro of the "Beauty and the Beast" held at Lincoln Southwestern High School.

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Lincoln East's Grace Peterson (center) of Lincoln East, who decided on a 5 5-minute match against Lincoln Southwest on Thursday in Von Shirest, and was pleased with his teammates.

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On March 30, 2023 (Thursday), a fourth grader of Christ Lincoln, who touches sheep over the fence at the Linkan Lancaster Event Center in Lincoln, Kylie Burger, Ally Bolst, from the left. Lucy Clappen Beck.

257 4th graders from eight high schools in the Lincoln area participated in the Agricultural Literacy Festival held at the Lancaster Event Center Fairground. The students have gained the opportunity to learn a variety of living animals, such as cows, dairy cows, sheep, pigs, and horses. It also explained how agricultural products are made and how they are used.

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In the first half of the game in the Fon Bee Hinner Field in Lincoln on Wednesday, March 29, 2023, Lincoln Southwest Nate Makashuland was caught by Lincarn High Whut Go and lost its balance.

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On Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at Haymarket Park, he returned to Dugout in the seventh round and pleased his thre e-run home run (center).

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Nebraska's mat rule head coach, which gives instructions to Luke Lindenmeyer of the panant in football practice held at the Hawks Championship Center on Tuesday.

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From left, Hannah Friedman, Grace Chore, Arsenny Hokuira. On the first day of the week, I work in a kindergarten class in Christine Fly in Arnold Elementary School.

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March 26, 2023 On Sunday, 2023, Felder hit a home run three times in the Bowlin Stadium, Neblaska's Maya Ferder (right) and a key coat Ronda River (left). 。

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Nebraska's Corbin Hawkins (39) throws a hit ball seven times in the Illinois in the Haymarket Park on March 25, 2023.

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On Friday, March 24, 2023, a rally at the Nebraska Congress Hall, the opposition of the LB371 with a banner supporting transgender rights.

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In the first half of the WNIT at Allen Field House in Lawrence, Kangzas, Kansas Platar (25) in Kansas (25) and Nebraska, Alexis Marcousky (under center), compete for Isabel Bourne's choice.

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Nashu Hatmarker (72), a Nebraska defense end (72), who drills in the Hawks Championship Center on the 23rd of the month.

257 4th graders from eight high schools in the Lincoln area participated in the Agricultural Literacy Festival held at the Lancaster Event Center Fairground. The students have gained the opportunity to learn a variety of living animals, such as cows, dairy cows, sheep, pigs, and horses. It also explained how agricultural products are made and how they are used.

Nebraska's Billy and Ryu (left) killed Miraicia Ochoa of Iowa State University, who tried to steal a second base five times (at Bowlin Stadium on Wednesday).

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On Tuesday, March 21, 2023, Aokakes jumps along the pine branches on Lake Holmes. On Tuesday, Lincoln was cloudy and rained. The same weather will continue for the next few days, but it may rain throughout the week.

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ROMAN ASARO eats bee r-pickled cereal at the annual lucky charm fas t-eating contest held on McKinney's IRISH PUB celebrating St. Patrick Day on March 17, 2023.

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Thomas Series 1st General Sergeant (center (center) who sang a birthday song at the 1-134 State Cavalry Candpanal Command deployment ceremony held at the Atlas Response Center in Utah, March 17, 2023 (Friday). Right) and Delanie Gave (center), 13 years old from Ogalala, who embraces Captain Rachel Lowry (right), hides his identity later so that his family and friends are not embarrassed. Siri is one of the 13 Neblaska soldiers and will be dispatched to Europe soon.

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A vehicle fire continues at 620 S 17th St. during a snowstorm on Thursday, March 16, 2023.

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Bree Kolta, a Pius X High School senior and North Texas football player, poses for a multiple-exposure portrait on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, to highlight one stage of her life at Pius with the "bolt" hand symbol and her next journey to North Texas with the "eagle talon" symbol.

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Piper Hayes (pink) leads dancers in the short course "Time for Heels" during the American College Dance Association North Central Conference, held Tuesday at UNL's Temple Building. More than 330 people from 22 colleges and universities registered to attend the conference, which was hosted by UNL. The conference featured classes, reviews, presentations and meetings as well as four awards concerts. The American College Dance Association supports dance in higher education through regional conferences such as the one at UNL. Kenneth Ferriera (Journal Star) Freeman Youth fans cheer on their team during the Class C-2 state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday, March 11, 2023.

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Kenneth Ferriera (Journal Star) Freeman head coach Jim McLaughlin embraces Carter Roos as he leaves the floor before the end of the game against Amherst in the Class C-2 state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday, March 11, 2023.

257 4th graders from eight high schools in the Lincoln area participated in the Agricultural Literacy Festival held at the Lancaster Event Center Fairground. The students have gained the opportunity to learn a variety of living animals, such as cows, dairy cows, sheep, pigs, and horses. It also explained how agricultural products are made and how they are used.

Kenneth Ferriera (Journal Star) Bellevue West celebrates after defeating Millard North 64-41 at center court after the Class A state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday, March 11, 2023. Omaha Scat Catholic raises his fingers in celebration after beating Platteview in the Class C-1 state championship game.

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Ashland Greenwood head coach Jacob Morse (right) and Ty Carey (left) after beating Auburn in the Class C-1 state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday, March 11, 2023.

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Ashland Greenwood Cougar Konzem (right) blocks a shot by Auburn's Skylar Roybal in the Class C-1 state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday, March 11, 2023.

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In the second half of the D-2-class semifinal tournament match held at the Dovanny Sports Center on March 10, 2023 (Friday), let's forget 3 points in the goal of the Winot Team Dylan Heine (1st right side). SEM team Colt Schrover (right side).

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On March 10, 2023 (Friday), Jack Kiri, the Omha Scut team, pleased to block in a match with the Cretta Team just before the end of the match, at the B-Class Semifinals Tournament held at Pinnacles Bank Arena Stadium.

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Kugu Kuga of Ashland-Glinwood Team, which responds to the Ogalalan Team's "End One" draw in the B-class tournament semifinal held at Pinnacles Bank Arena Stadium on March 9, 2023 (Thursday) )

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Thomas James fixes his grandson, Berda James, in the corridor, in the D-2 State tournament against the Debani Sports Center on March 9, 2023 (Thursday).

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Crete's Benjamin error (center), who won the Elkhorn in a B-class state national team held in Pinnacul Bank Arena on March 9, 2023, on Thursday of March 9, 2023.

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On Thursday, Nerdy Fernandez (left), a parapare gogg, helping a kindergarten Roseli Horton to choose a minor paint at Erit Sauce School. As part of the Lincoln Literacy program, Fernandez is working with almost all other students, who are the number of students who need special support.

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On Wednesday, March 8, 2023 with a video camera, a half of the A-class A-class in Pinnacles Bank Arena, when Evan Warner tried to throw the Elkhorn South Team, Pom Pom. Charlers were used to submit the Mirad North Team Nile Moser.

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On March 8, 2023, at the Arena "Pinnacrobank", the first round of the A-class winning the Lincoln West Side Team Joshua Evans (10) and Ricky, who won the "W". Loffin (1).

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On March 8, 2023 (Wednesday), Bell View West's Josiaia Dotzler (22) will put a ball on the Lincarn North Star gate in the first round of the A-class Arena.

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Chloe Lemon (left) of Milad Sout, who won Lincoln Hi in the first round of the A-class Athlete at Pinnacles Bank Arena on March 8, 2023 (Wednesday).

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Pender's Maya Dolliver (center) embraces Madalyn Dolliver as the team celebrates after beating Oakland Craig in the Class C-2 girls basketball state championship at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Oakland Craig players gather for a pregame prayer before playing Pender in the Class C-2 girls basketball state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Elkhorn North celebrates after beating Omaha Scutt in the Class B girls basketball state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday.

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North Bend Central's Kaitlyn Emanuel (23) and McCray Mueller (40) celebrate after beating Adams Central in the Class C-1 girls state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday.

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Hastings St. Cecilia teammates lose to Centura in the Class D-1 girls state championship game at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Saturday.

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Lincoln High's Briauna Robinson (center) celebrates in the student section after beating Millard North in the Class A girls tournament semifinals at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday.

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Elkhorn North's Sydney Stodden (left) and Mallory Hansen celebrate after beating York in the Class B girls tournament semifinals at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday.

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Centura (left) greets Cedar Catholic before the Class D-1 girls tournament semifinals at Devaney Athletic Center on Friday.

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Adams Central's Gracie Weichman (far right) embraces teammate Megyn Scott after their extension win in the semifinals of the Class C-1 girls tournament on Friday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Sidney's bench after defeating Beatrice in the first round of the Class B girls basketball tournament on Thursday, March 2, 2023, at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Omaha Scat's Molly Ludwig dunks over a Waverly defender during the first half of a first round game in the Class B girls basketball tournament at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Elkhorn North's Britt Prince (2) enters the court before taking on Norris in a first round game in the Class B girls basketball tournament on Thursday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

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Millard West's Maddie Wallow bumps into Lincoln High's Briaun Robinson while putting the ball in the basket during a first-round game of the Young Girls Class A Municipal Basketball Tournament in front of Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday.

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Millard North's Avril Smith (right) and Kayla Preston (back) compete for selection against Lincoln North Star's Alevia Anderson (left) during a first-round game of the Young Girls Class A Municipal Basketball Tournament in front of Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday.

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Lincoln Sautvest head coach Tim Barada would brinly rile up Christensen in the final seconds of the fourth quarter as the Hawks lost to Millard Sout in the first circle game of the Class A Municipal Basketball Tournament in front of Pinnacle Bank Arena on Wednesday.

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A woman climbed into her car through a window at the Lincoln Federal Credit Union at 48th and Vine Streets on Wednesday, and the bank employee was taken by ambulance to an area clinic.

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Malcolm wins against Vaff in the first round of the Class S-1 basketball tournament at the Devan Sports Center on Wednesday.

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Fourth-grade secondary school "Christ Lincoln" Hudson Parr (right) rides a steel sculpture of a pig named Petunia while Gov. Jim Pillen looks on Wednesday.

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