Changes to Sept. 11 Fund Would Extend Aid to Victims of Past Terror Bombings

24 May 2002

Democrats and Republicans in the Senate are nearing agreement on changes in the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund that would allow scores of American families from past terrorist attacks to receive hundreds of millions of dollars collectively in compensation. Full Story

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Changes to Sept. 11 Fund Would Extend Aid to Victims of Past Terror Bombings

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