New Jersey man claims winning ticket in $338 lottery
By REUTERS
A New Jersey convenience store owner has stepped forward to claim the winning ticket in the $338 million Powerball lottery, several media reported on Monday.Pedro Quezada, 44, walked into a Passaic, New Jersey, liquor store where the winning ticket was sold and handed a ticket over to be validated late Monday afternoon, The Bergen Record newspaper reported.The owner of the store scanned Quezada's ticket and a message of "Jackpot!" appeared, NBC 4 New York reported."I'm very happy," Quezada, who is originally from the Dominican Republic, told reporters in Spanish. He said he is a father of five.
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