Army vet 'about fell over' after winning nearly $300,000 lottery jackpot ahead of Veteran's Day

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Army vet 'about fell over' after winning nearly $300,000 lottery jackpot ahead of Veteran's Day
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Just before Veteran's Day, the North Carolina Lottery announced that a 70-year-old Army vet won nearly $300,000 off a $1 ticket.

A 70-year-old U.S. Army vet plans on paying off all of his debts and purchasing a new big-screen television after winning $276,688 off a $1 lottery ticket just before Veteran's Day.

“I about fell over,” Dodson, who picked his own numbers, told North Carolina Lottery. “I saw that I got one, two, and then all of the numbers. I couldn’t believe it.”“I’m tickled to death that I can be debt-free,” Dodson said. “I’m going to pay off my car and my house. I’m also going to get a bigger TV so I can watch my favorite wrestling matches.”

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