NONALIGNED NATIONS CALL FOR RELEASE OF HOSTAGES

From: The Boston Globe | Date: September 8, 1989| Author: Associated Press | Copyright information

BELGRADE - The Nonaligned Movement ended its ninth summit conference early today after adopting a resolution calling for the release of all hostages.

The four-day conference of 102 nations was attended by about 50 heads of state and a dozen prime ministers. It was due to end yesterday, but delays brought on by wrangling between hard-liners and moderates kept the summit going until after 1 a.m. today.

The session passed a final declaration and adopted 30 political and ec...

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