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  \"I would just like to say a huge thank you to anyone who has raised money or donated to the hospice,\" he said. \"Coming to this hospice has definitely lengthened my life span,\" said Mr [Roger Snowden]. \"I just wanted to say thank you to people who raise money for the hospice and let people know that in so doing they have helped me and so many others like me an awful lot.\"

  A New York businessman named Edwin S. Lowe discovered the game of bingo while visiting a county carnival near Jacksonville, Ga., in 1929, according to Roger Snowden, author of Gambling Times Guide To Bingo.

BOX: If you need help Gamblers Anonymous considers bingo a form of gambling that can be addictive. A new 24-hour-a-day hot line offering help has just been established by the Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling. The number is (800) 426- 7711. PHOTO C: ([Eve Krupinski]) Krupinski stands outside Orlando Bingo hall. MINDY SCHAUER/SENTINEL Players congregate in the Seminole Tribe's bingo hall in Tampa, where state gambling laws don't apply. They pay up to $100 to enter a series of games in the hopes of winning thousands. ED SACKETT/SENTINEL FILE PHOTO

We wish [Jason Gandy] and [Roger Snowden] and their staff all good fortune in taking the business forward.\" The brothers will continue to operate a separate company, SME Financial Services, with co-director Janette Town, along with their estates business of Shield Estates UK.

Roger Snowden has built an empire of 41 newspaper franchises in 41 metro markets in the US and Canada, which reportedly gross a total of $2.5 million annually.

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\"So if I'm a newspaper reporter for -- fill in the blank -- and I sell stolen material, is that legal because I'm a newspaper reporter?\" [Mike Rogers] asked FBI Director James Comey at a hearing Tuesday. \"If I'm hawking stolen, classified material that I'm not legally in possession of for personal gain and profit, is that not a crime?\" When Rogers pressed him on the issue, the FBI's Comey, to his credit, was reluctant to embrace the whole journalists-as-fences meme. It's one thing, he said, if the nefarious scribes are \"hawking stolen jewelry, \" but quite another when they're writing stories. There's that pesky First Amendment thing, after all. \"What the congressman calls 'fencing stolen property,' journalists and the Supreme Court call 'serving the public interest and the First Amendment,' \" [Chuck Tobin] says. \"The democracy is infinitely stronger when the people have more information and the government hides less. Our history, from the leaks of secret 18th century treaty negotiations with the French through the Pentagon Papers, teaches that.\"

House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Mich., told NBC's Meet the Press that he believes [Edward Snowden] was assisted in stealing the information. Rogers said the \"vast majority\" of the information had nothing to do with the controversial collection of private data but rather details about U.S. military forces who \"have been incredibly harmed by the data that he has taken with him.\" Appearing on the same program, Senate Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said Snowden \"may well have\" had assistance from Russian agents, but that there was no certainty \"at this stage.\" Both chairs said there was \"absolutely\" an investigation going on into Russia's role in the leak.

The Hong Kong government said [Edward Snowden], 30, was allowed to fly out \"on his own accord\" because the U.S. extradition request announced Saturday did not fully comply with Hong Kong law. Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, told Australian Sydney Morning Herald that Snowden will be met by \"diplomats from the country that will be his ultimate destination\" in the airport, who'll accompany him on a further flight to his destination. Assange is hiding in the Ecuadorean embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden on charges of rape. Wikileaks said it had helped him exit Hong Kong. Hong Kong said in a statement that it allowed Snowden to leave because documents provided by the U.S. government for extradition did not \"fully comply with the legal requirements under Hong Kong law,\" and the U.S. had not yet provided the additional information requested to consider the U.S. request for a provisional arrest warrant.