Teen Won't Press Charges In Tussle With Kennedy
Victor Avila a 17 year old Brighton resident filed assault charges after a collision with congressman Kennedy but later said he would drop them Kennedy spokesman Jim Mahoney said Kennedy visited the teen to clarify matters and did not apologize Avila said Kennedy apologized over the phone and Avila would drop the case Boston police noted Avila’s report said both cars swerved to avoid a collision and the incident occurred around 12 40 PM Tuesday on a hill Avila’s complaint stated the suspect grabbed and pushed him into his car and his head hit the vehicle
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Leaders Push Use of African American Term
Chicago report cites national black leaders including Jesse Jackson arguing to replace the term black with African-American. Jackson says past labels like colored and Negro were replaced, and that black is equally baseless. They met to discuss a national black agenda.
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Gorbachev Wife Apologizes For Missed London Visit
Raisa Gorbachev apologizes to Gloucester School in London for postponing a planned visit due to the Armenian earthquake. She offers to link the school with a Moscow institution and expresses deep sympathy for the disaster.
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Supreme Court throws out man’s razor refund conviction
Indiana Supreme Court reversed Richard Allen Smith of Indianapolis 49, dismissing his attempted theft and habitual criminal convictions after he sought a $42.96 Remington razor refund without a receipt. The 4-1 decision voided the two year sentence plus 30 year habitual term and ordered his discharge.
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Crossword Puzzles Mark 75th Anniversary In 2023
The crossword puzzle turns 75 with Will Shortz noting its defined answers and satisfying solutions. About 27 million Americans regularly solve crosswords, a hobby with roots in 19th century word squares and the 1913 World newspaper Word-Cross debut.
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Feds Seize 4792 Pounds Cocaine From Panamanian Freighter
U S Customs agents spent 30 hours cutting into a ballast tank aboard a Panamanian freighter docked on the Miami River to recover 4792 pounds of cocaine in sealed bags. The seizure followed a tip and tied to two prior shipments, with the captain arrested on smuggling charges. Authorities value the drugs at about 50 million dollars and say the shipments appear related.
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