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Education / The Lottery #873393

CBS Evening News for Monday, Sep 17, 2007
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(Studio: Harry Smith) NASPL statistics on how much Americans spent on lotteries last year cited.

(Nashville: Armen Keteyian) CBS News investigation into the question of whether state lotteries are really paying for state education examined; ad shown; examples cited of lottery/education spending in Illinois and California. [Illinois Assn. of School Boards Michael JOHNSON†, former state senator Northwestern law school Dawn NETSCH†, Tennessee lottery president Rebecca HARGROVE†- comment on where the lottery money goes.] Map of lottery states where education spending is up or down shown.

Reporter(s):
Smith, Harry;
Keteyian, Armen
Duration:
00:03:50

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