Show j m iiwpi Page 10— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday August 2 1998 Unlucky one left ‘Lucky 13’ before big jackpot Ohio (AP) — Talk COLUMBUS — the numbers on the winning ticket about bad timing Wednesday were chosen by computer While Kronk was thinking of what Robert Kronk dropped out of the might have been members of the "Lucky 13" called Columbus attorney Larry Stuttz on Thursday for advice on what to do with the $1615 million single payment they chose over the $2957 million which would have been paid over “Lucky 13” about three months before the group of Westerville factory workers who pooled money for lottery tickets hit the $2957 million Powerball jackpot But Kronk of Columbus said he isn't bitter or jealous of his coworkers at Automated Tooling Systems who are now gearing up to become multimillion- 25 years Members of the group told Sturtz they wanted to remain anonymous but a rela- aires “I’m sure they'll take care of me I've helped them out before" he told tive leaked John Jarrell's name and reporters slaked out his northern Columbus home Jarrell and his wife Sandy made a pact with the media: one quick The Columbus Dispatch Kronk said he parted from the group because he wanted to choose his own lottery numbers instead of the computer-generate- d picks fancied by other members That turned out to be a bad choice Legislation would ban drugs that aid suicide interview if the reporters would then leave After Thursday's experience Jarrell advised the other 12 men in the group to hide as long as possible Sturtz said “Now they’re even redoubling their efforts to stay out of the spotlight” Stuttz said Friday Sturtz said he has spoken with some members of die group about setting up a trust which would allow Sturtz to claim the jackpot on their behalf and keep their names from being released The jackpot won’t be formally claimed for another week or two he said “I’ve got 13 people in different towns in hiding places staying low" Sturtz w appear with the ticket” said “That’s why it could take until next — Andrew Retd week" Sturtz faxed a copy of the ticket Friday morning to Hoosier Lottery officials in Indianapolis The winning ticket was bought at a gas station in Richmond Ind just over the state line from Ohio fr7"! WASHINGTON (AP) — Leg- nal before we can declare a winner As concerned we’re still waita facsimile of for asforwe’re winner or a group of winners lo a ing what appears to be the appear with the ticket" Hoosier Lottery winning ticket but our rules spokesman Andrew Reed said The “Lucky 13" had been pooling state that we must receive together in lotteries for years but the original before we can money without much success until Wednesday’s declare a winner As far as drawing Membership has changed some we’re concerned we’re still over the years but the number has always been 13 waiting fora winner to Lost in the Powerball hoopla was the “We received Powtrtoall spokesman "We received a facsimile of what appears to be the winning ticket but our roles state that we must receive the origi winner of Ohio's $20 million Super Lotto jackpot The holder of the lone winning ticket which was sold in Akron took the lump payout of $93 million Lottery officials said a man claiming to hold the winning ticket called Thursday He did not identify himself Annual Athletic Shoe Week Save on our entire stock of athletic shoes for the entire family ! 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