108 U.N. Hostages Released in Yugoslavia Transit
Ninety eight hostages crossed into Mali Zvornik on two buses after negotiations led by Jovica Stanisic with Serb security officials. The UN group included 32 French, 17 Britons, 58 Ukrainians and one Spaniard, fed soup and bread, while remaining captives were promised freedom "in the next few days."
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Iraqi appeals court upholds sentences of 2 Americans
The Iraqi appeals court upheld eight year prison terms for William Barloon and David Caliberti who were arrested March 13 and sentenced 12 days later. The pair, workers for U S defense contractors in Kuwait, say they wandered into Iraqi territory by mistake while visiting UN colleagues along the border. Their case drew U S protests and calls for freedom.
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