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LA would 'love' Jackson contribution for memorial DAISY NGUYENAssociated Press Writer
She immediately Twittered: "OMG OMG OMG OMG i got tickets to the michael jackson memorial service!!!" It was a real-life version of Willy Wonka's golden tickets. Each selected person gets a pair of free tickets, with the odds of being chosen about 1 in 183. Dozens of police officers and a fire truck were parked outside Dodger Stadium on Monday, where ticket winners could start picking up their coveted passes. Nancy Kothari, 31, drove all night from Yuma, Arizona, to be at the stadium before the gates opened. "I grew up with Michael Jackson, with his music," Kothari said. "'Thriller' was the first album I ever had." Kothari said she expected the service to be "extremely sad." "I'm kind of nervous in a way, but also excited," she said. 
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