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Police: Wife of slain minister confessed to killing

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The wife of a slain minister has confessed to killing him, police in Selmer, Tennessee, said today. Police said the Alabama Bureau of Investigation, which is taking part in questioning Mary Winkler, informed them of the confession. Winkler, 32, faces a charge of first-degree murder for the death of her husband, Matthew Winkler, 31. Church member Pam Killingsworth described Mary Winkler as always seeming like "the perfect mother, the perfect wife," with very loving children.

Police: Wife of slain minister confessed to killing

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Police: Wife of slain minister confessed to killing

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911 Calls in Chattanooga Going Unanswered

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AP - Thousands of calls to Chattanooga's 911 call center have been going unanswered, according to records examined after a caller was unable to report a kitchen fire because three of four dispatchers were taking breaks at the same time.

Morrison Taking Time in Decision to Go Pro

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AP - Adam Morrison isn't about to make a quick decision on whether to turn pro and skip his final season at Gonzaga. The nation's leading scorer played in what might have been his last game for the Bulldogs on Thursday, a heartbreaking 73-71 loss to UCLA in the third round of the NCAA tournament.

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