Sisters of two victims said Friday they favor a proposed Congressional Gold Medal honoring the girls and don't want money for the decades of suffering endured by their families, differing with relatives of two other girls.
Dianne Braddock vividly recalls the day the powerful blast killed her 14-year-old sister, Carole Robertson, and she said a national honor would help her heal far more than any amount of money.
"I think the congressional medal brings the country together and makes a statement about where we are as a nation," said Braddock, of Laurel, Md.
