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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2006

Page

3

Funeral for slain Tennessee minister draws hundreds

In Selmer Tennessee hundreds of mourners gathered as the young daughters carried their father's flower covered casket into Fourth Street Church of Christ. Matthew Winkler 31 led the church nearly a year until his wife Mary Winkler 32 was charged with first degree murder after authorities say she shot him and fled with their children. The service described him as a devoted husband and father while details of motive remained undisclosed. The three daughters Breanna 1 Mary Alice 6 and Patricia 8 are living with Winkler's parents as police continue investigation.

Alabama Winkler Mary Winkler Barbara Letson Decatur Ala Eddie Thompson Breanna Mary Alice Patricia Neal Burks Winklers Matthew Winkler Fourth Street

Black Americans lag Whites in economy despite upturn in study

The National Urban League reports persistent gaps between black and white Americans despite an improving economy. It notes higher infant mortality unemployment and poverty among Blacks, with three quarters as well overall and home ownership far lower yet improving. Katrina is cited as highlighting ongoing hardship.

National Urban League Global Insight, Inc Lance Freeman Columbia University Urban Planning Freeman

Former Indiana trooper Camm given life in prison

Former Indiana state trooper David Camm was sentenced to life for the murders of his wife Kimberly and their two children, Jill and Bradley, in September 2000. Jurors convicted him of three counts of murder after a prior overturned verdict and a concurrent trial of an alleged co-conspirator, Charles Boney, who received 225 years.

Morial New Orleans Indiana Boonville Ind David Camm Kimberly Camm Bradley Jill Camm Charles Boney

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