Court Awards US Victims More Than $6 Billion For 1989 Libyan Terrorist Bombing Of French Airliner...
                   
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crowell.com     May 9, 2008          

Translation Download: Arabic [PDF] - French [PDF] Washington, D.C. – January 15, 2008: A federal judge has ordered the Government of Libya and six of its officials to pay a total of approximately $6 billion in damages arising from the mid-air suitcase bombing of a French-operated UTA Flight 772,...               


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