By Kanishka SinghWASHINGTON (Reuters) -Two Black men wrongly accused of the 1989 murder of a pregnant white woman in Boston have received a $150,000 settlement from the city in a high-profile case that had deepened rifts between the local police force and the Black community. BY THE NUMBERSAlan Swanson will get $50,000 and Willie Bennett will get $100,000 from the settlement, Boston officials said on Tuesday. Swanson and Bennett were not formally charged with the murder of the pregnant woman, Carol Stuart. When the husband’s story later began to unravel, he stopped his car on a local bridge and jumped off, killing himself. His brother confessed to helping hide the gun used in the staged murder.