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Once a happy-go-lucky Florida lottery winner, Leslie Bowe isn't smiling any more. Understandably so. Despite his best efforts to prevent it, the $17 million in lottery winnings that Bowe claimed as his own in 1994 now will be divvied up among six former colleagues. It's all part of a settlement approved last week by a Miami bankruptcy court judge. As part of the deal, Bowe, who works for the Miami-Dade school system, also agreed to drop the Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition that he filed in March.
August 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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