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Terrorism Bill Gets Boost In Senate

Terrorism Bill Gets Boost In Senate Washington Efforts to establish a federal backstop for insured losses caused by acts of terrorism received a significant boost ...

By Steven Brostoff | Updated on June 17, 2002

Terrorism Bill Gets Boost In Senate

Washington

Efforts to establish a federal backstop for insured losses caused by acts of terrorism received a significant boost last week, but there are still many hurdles to clear before a bill is passed in the Senate.

Senate action heated up after Democrats introduced a bill, S. 2600, under a parliamentary procedure that allows Majority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., to bring it to the floor at any time.

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