Nobel laureate Francois Mauriac Dies at 84
Paris AP Francois Mauriac famed French Catholic author and social critic who won the 1952 Nobel Prize for literature died at 84 after failing to recover from a fall in April that fractured his shoulder. He wrote more than 100 books and his Le Figaro columns covered politics and life. He joined the French Academy at age 48.
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McLucas Guilty In New Haven
Attorneys for Black Panther Lonnie McLucas seek to overturn a jury verdict convicting him of conspiracy to murder in the 1969 killing of a Panther comrade in New Haven Connecticut. The defense filed the motion hours after the verdict and plan an appeal after sentencing later this month.
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