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By: Dirk Copland
Updated: January 11, 2013
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HARRISBURG, DAULPHIN COUNTY - Governor Corbett has been given another 24 hours to consider Camelot's bid to privatize the lottery

The British firm has agreed to a 24 hour extension to the deadline. 

The new deadline will allow the governor to contemplate a counterproposal by lottery employees.

 The deadline was originally set for December 31st, but it was pushed back ten days for further review. 

Camelot has said it will guarantee $34 billion of profit over 20 years if their bid is accepted.

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