RIGHTS LEADER SAYS HE FOUGHT WITH RALPH ABERNATHY'S SON From: The Boston Globe | Date: April 26, 1990| Author: Associated Press | Copyright (null) The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

ATLANTA - Rev. Hosea Williams said he missed the funeral of Rev. Ralph David Abernathy because he was injured in an altercation while trying to visit the ailing civil rights leader.

Rev. Williams and Rev. Abernathy's son, state Rep. Ralph David Abernathy 3d, both acknowledged that a clash occurred the week before Rev. Abernathy died on April 17, but they gave differing accounts. Rev. Williams entered a hospital a few days after the incident and remained hospitalized this mornin...

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