Java Program to randomlly Nominate for Congress?

I think investors who own the media are the ones who choose who gets on the ballot. So I wrote this Java Program below to choose people at random from the population to run for congress. It takes the Power Ball drawing numbers and maps them to the initials of their First and Last name, and choose their birth dates from the next two number, and finally the congressional district with the last two numbers.

It is far from perfect, but throws in randomness that an investor would have a hard time to control. What do you think (I know the program is sloppy).?

It takes the power ball numbers (with spaces) from the command line.

//PoBaCoN developed by Richard Blythe, Terre Haute,IN 12/26/2013

//Power Ball Congressional Nomination program

import java.util.*;

public class PoBaCoN

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

int[] number = new int[6];

String powerBallPick = "";

for(int k = 0;k<args.length;k++)

powerBallPick += args[k] + " "

;

System.out.println(powerBallPick);

StringTokenizer lotteryPick = new StringTokenizer(powerBallPick);

int k = 0;

while(lotteryPick.hasMoreTokens())

{

number[k] = Integer.parseInt(lotteryPick.nextToken());

k++;

}

char bChar = '\u0041';

char firstName = (char) ( bChar +(number[0]%27));

char lastName = (char) (bChar + (number[1]%27));

int month = number[2]%13;

int day = number[3]%32;

int Column1 = number[4]%10;

int Column2 = number[5]%10;

System.out.println(35/4);

System.out.print("Initials: " + firstName + " " + lastName);

System.out.print(" Birthday: Month: " + month + " ");

System.out.print("Day: " + day);

System.out.println("Congressional District " + Column1 + Column2);

}//end main