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U.S., Libya near deal to compensate terror victims

washingtonpost.com
Jul 31, 2008
        

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Libya would pay hundreds of millions of dollars to compensate U.S. victims of terrorism under a tentative agreement that hinges on action by the U.S. Congress, sources familiar with the accord said on...

                   

U.S., Libya near deal to compensate terror victims (Reuters)

yahoo.com
Jul 31, 2008
        

Reuters - Libya would pay hundreds of millions of dollars to compensate U.S. victims of terrorism under a tentative agreement that hinges on action by the U.S. Congress, sources familiar with the accord said on Wednesday.

                   

U.S., Libya near deal to compensate terror victims

reuters.com
Jul 31, 2008
        

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Libya would pay hundreds of millions of dollars to compensate U.S. victims of terrorism under a tentative agreement that hinges on action by the U.S. Congress, sources familiar with the accord said on...

                   

U.S., Libya near deal to compensate terror victims

alertnet.org
Jul 31, 2008
        

By Arshad Mohammed WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - Libya would pay hundreds of millions of dollars to compensate U.S. victims of terrorism under a tentative agreement that hinges on action by the U.S. Congress, sources familiar...

                   

Libya Should Remain Accountable to the Victims of Terrorism

counterterrorismblog.org
Jul 30, 2008
        

A rumor is circulating through the blogging community that Congress is poised to take up legislation that would effectively eliminate victims of terrorism lawsuits against Libya. The legislation would relieve Libya from any...