Law signs compensation plan for terrorism victims
President Clinton signed a law enabling U S victims of terrorism to claim millions in compensation though critics call it a flawed approach that may not punish terrorists and could affect international diplomacy. Eight families will receive about 213 million dollars plus interest from frozen assets and a separate 50 million goes to Brothers to the Rescue families.
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