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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002100450004-7 “Details Withheld, AQ,Pr t i - : 2" Sta : ww he'freed American hostages will home Sunday to the United States, e.Department officials in Wies- adeg, West Germany, announced ‘e tate Department spokesman Jack . annon said they will fly to a “pri- «Nate location” where they. will be Seunited with their families, _ Dr. Jerome Korcak, medical direc. _ f the State Department and lead- “ ferent the recovery team in -Wlesbaden, said the 52 freed _ Americans are expected to return (Aogettor, -_-={arlier, the Pentagon was quoted " #8 /Saying the 52 would be lodged - gh the US..Military Academy at West *. ‘Point, N.Y. on their, return. They fe ete Zeportedly. to stay there for, _ p’to two days for private reunions + he families have been learning sit -B bits and pieces what life was like » uring the captivity in Iran, and : Much of what they have discovered pesseg and angered them. hone conversations with the ¥ ui Women in Wiesbaden con: bd QO. AMEAUGE accounts of i ; “if eatin Ae By thee eggs of P Ruy members said yesterday.. an enelope Laingen, wife of L,. i mruce Laingen, the former embassy ~ Charge d'affaires, said she had been Od by ber husband of |... AUD) ne treatment. and the. _ y his Iranian captors to . b > iA DEGINS QUI menenence Tieasy Lee said her husband, Gary, - described two mock executions and « AUS Months ty solitary confinement. . “Gary didn’t see sunlight or daylight {rom June 1980. until he.met the _oAdgerians,” she said.  ZaRichard Kalp amended his pre- '; MOUS. contention that his brother : Malcolm, had spent 150 days in soli- 4 i | See 7 A-6 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002100450004-7
; APP oved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA- eR REET 2100125 OA R E A _ (AMBASSADOR's REs/DENCE) ae a LAINGEN'S BED ROOM ee MASTER BEDROOM LCTD IN SOUTHEAST CORNER, SECOND FLOOR _* TWO DOORWAYS ; ONE 7 THE HALLWAY, ONE CONNECTING: LTH HE TOUET,, AOVUNING THE STUPY cocoon TWO LRG CEILING-To- FLOOR D&L FRENCH DOORS LEADING 76 __ a AN OUTSIDE BALCONY ee _ +. + KING: SIZE : BED a Fe FRENCH PROVINCIAL HEABOARD AND a aN IGAT TABLES ete ene ew ene feet ee annem ee a —_ — a __. _ _ a oe ®. WALL -To-lualt LIGHT wwe /ovey CARPET ef “WALLS PAEERED 1 IN A Bie /eREEN WITH SiLvER/ GoLd PATTERN * DRAPERIES | WERE A COORDINATED SHALE OF Be GREEN + Wo Lee WALK-IN CLOSETS OW MoRTH Ehid OF Room “t LIGHT FUXTURES ENGINE peom CEILISG a ¥ Dose. Hao BEEN | ARMORED with Yo" STEEL | AND A DEAD Bort on THE INSIDE, __ STUDY. -LOTD ADJ TO MASTER BEDROOM, SECOND FLOOR + AS BIG AS MASTER BEDReam am, CORRIDOR JOINING THEM t FIRE PLACE ON ONE WALL CLRG, MARBLE) “Tt _ LRG PERSIAN CARPET -( aie) 4 SEVERAL, PLUSH COWCHES essER)
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e tion tha at w, sno Would d, bine "eBime in fran,» "28 the a terrorist 0 0D ha-other. hostages, is- saeaied | 3 awoman named Angela. . Jaingen told his wife that-a-first . : "attempt to move Him and his room- ‘mates, Michael Howland, 2 security officer, and Victor L. Tomseth, the | senior political officer ~DC- curred about two weeks earli ak drew H; Appel, a lawyéf ‘an ‘The three men were being led to 4/004 of ihe ‘pre, & fami! Lard -after @ two-and-a-half-hour..f ; cow call with Duane Gilets a‘van when Howland saw, the pil- lowcases and the ropes that thé Iran- ians had broyght to bind,them. and: kicked the “chitf militant” in th groin, Laingen told his: They were then shoved bgck up- that it Wes the first ‘thie than 30 years of atone servic head, a: pistol. had beer held. to. his * When he was finally transferred, Laingen-said, he was told to behave. if he-wanted to eat. During his stay at ,the.-prison;-he was blindfold whenever he wentt9. the bathroom : he. sald. ~ a oy multple sclerosis, that the ho were put before mock firing ‘sq st Aas ar, when it was discovered ae a, Mrs-Lee said her husband,a penetals seryice officer at the erabassy, told. her that. he had. been. invol in two such incidents. “They trussed hi: a bis BP. tightly, and put cotton unde! ey tages were ‘abused dom was:near: “Th re with mud x bus t trips by some ‘Of those af cs little Iranians," 7M “Kennedy, Mae re ous to.all of us iy a t was No picnic. : er or: three, months. Y t rj c Moore, the adguigterative consul, said of conversatiops with her to \ was) Heaten or to! :tured. He w ra with ag ‘to. the head; And. he said ° a o ahead f 4 ut they hy the Akeni ed ere ustally: with cold water. jm whe est he Sidi pare
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THE WASHINGTON POST Tuesday, January 27, 1981 . AZ _ tranian Premier Raji | By fraqis Say Kurdish Guerrillas Strike “Defends Pact on Hostag Tranian Troops Behind War’s Front ‘Against Rival iticism. in Kirt gis wang EB Army dye eld Oaphnia guerrillas ave striking the Tranien of Ni 50 Under ; ; ee in return for a new border agreement : . Tran had got all it sought: Iraqi military -officers said Both Iran anid-Iraq have tempted between the two countries, * ‘TEHRAN, Jan. 26 — Prime, Minis- i ee re _ fo harness Kurdish discontent. since Now Irsq is fighting ‘to recover * ter Mohammad Ali Rajai ‘defended his that Iran's problems alf se om ad by. ‘ the Persien Gulf war started in Sep- what it calls usurped border territory. government today against Iranian crit- the seizure of the hostages inl Novem" vorresponcents at a front-lir ‘tember, > oa Evidence of ruthlesaness in the fight ics of the deal with Washington that ~_ ber 1979, He, called them countesrey- -l : -territory in the . The Kurdish people ive in a moun- against the Kurds was shown in the secured, freedom for the American ‘olutionary, ce snleged stan. region, .said- Bagh- “ain region spamming northem Iraq, mountains southeast of this Iraqi hostages. . oe ‘Majlis’ Speaker “ Hojatoledamn fad; was be ‘Aurdish demands for northern Iran and’ parts of Syria, the Kurdish cultural center atd univenityt Iran’s parliament, he said no other is ‘cabi rele in a ee : Iraqi President Sad- Reporters were briefed at a hilltop ‘ undertakings from the United _ Asked hat ane. se ied cries - ¢ Tront’ from the deserts in of a farming community tQnary ‘nation of Irn” * "deal, he said:'*T do’ not’ think ‘they ” bos Bos "Kish border. But there have been no Tn a speech last month, Saddag> Qilis government had followed the 20°? ne said’ *T we Ee then of fighting farther Hussein said total casualties in th conditions isid down by the itdenied a Nowsud. i Tebellion, which ended iny is, he said, and he asked those 1975, were 60,000 dead and injured complained ‘thet Inm had ‘got of two strategic passes near Nowsud including 16,000 regular troops, (=) none of ‘the late shah’s wealth Prevent —_— After the revolt Iraq established. they had not made any betier phat it called an autonomous regiorf® jons for its return, one of the for the Kurds, who elected their ome? Iranian Central Bank still did ; as Tranian support. un: assembly last September. oO ve a complete list of the fortune shah for a_rebellio Because of the: history of enmity ing on it for the past year, Rajai forced the Traqi gov. Tragi officers say they do not entirelyo> and thus Iran was asking for " paanes and US-made “ernment into signing 1975 agree trust their new-found Iranian com-O. wwas unknown. the deal Stic: “If the U.S. doesn’t want to meet ‘ to all assets of the shah hig 18 undertakings, its guilty face will be ; to ; “ “eta is about $8 billion, fron which we Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RD
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,4ranian Premier Rajai J - Defends Pact on Hostages “| ‘Against Rival’s Criticism ‘THE WASHINGTON POST AZ ‘uesday, Januer -« 5 By lragis Say Kurdish Guerrillas Stik; SULAIMANIYA, Iraq, Jan. 26 — ~ the Igt Army dan ve, corted by Iraq unilaterally abrogated the ing the i 5 3 Nowsud, 50 Under the ‘accord, Iran said it would ‘By James Dalgleish : ~ challenged the government? view’ that ‘behind Insy’s front line in the Persian “town. — in retum for a new border eons : ee . "Tran had got all it sought © eG + Traqi- military officers said - Both Tran snd Iraq have attempted between the two countries, . TEHRAN, Jan. 26 — Prime Minis- Rajai_ attacked people’ who argued Mp ae oe ~ to harness Kurdish discontent since —_Now Iraq is fighting ‘to recover * government: today against Iranian crit- the seizure of the hostages ini Ni i ee omens at a front-line po- “tember. ka Evidence of ruthlessness in the fight ics of the deal with Washington that ber 1979. He, called“ them counterrev-”< } filion ‘Inside Iranian -tertitory in the . ‘The Kurdish people ve in moun- against the Kurds was shown in the secured, freedom for the American olutionary, a “i mugged Kurdistan. region, .said Bagh- ‘fain region sparing northem Iraq, mountains southeast of this Iraqi hostages. - a Majlis Speaker « s sled, wes backing Kurdish demands for ‘northern Iran and parts of Syria, the Kurdish cultural center and university ; 8 par no sey er % crane ee eee wots | oad ba "i seyerament could have “-extrestad the hostage rn, ew in ic; They’ insisted, however, that the - dam Hussein said he had extended fortress constructed  frenn ag ‘ undertakings from the United ‘Asked what would do'if Wash."* armed Pesh Merga Kurdish guer- .. the battl front’ from the deserts in of farming. community “deatpeke inary nation of Iran” - “ "deal, be ssid:'I do’ not’ think ‘they ee FC % Kish border. But there have been no In @ speech last month, Saddarf> - jons laid down by the Rafsanjani “denied L Ruhollah] Khomeini™ said north than Nowsud. ; Kurdish rebellion, which ended igy ; none of ‘the late shah’s wealth Talia Moseen ast veral dozen guerril- and Penjwin to the north to prevent After the revolt Iraq establishedY. cints Ba ie sae? SY eae eee ond To po ne eleee'aarice- Te se rd, of the far the Rend 2 autonomous zepiorf or Its return. . 5 one or OFT. tral Bank still did ; 34, cr Gy pennle whe Suerrillas, wearing their. tradi ~ Causes of the war. Iranian support un. assembly last September. oO » a list of the fortune pec als pees baggy pantaloons, embroidered der the late shah for rebellio Because of thé history of enmity tne at, ad bs relatives after 79005 futed to escape ath Lon tthe pani eae by Treat Kurds in between Baghdad and the Kurds, eee thus, tree, Da asking i rested him, that is ‘not; ended by Majlis speaker’ ‘ .. designed Kaleshnikovs and US-made tes ad! sionng «1m crak fiers say they Gp mot entinlyo> s Lhing. we ages sting for ar tel iamrstas _. MI6 rifles _ ment w rade-inerma _ DORR was said: “If the U.S. doesn’t want to mest a . to pew al ancl of teen Seal 3S undertakings, its guilty face will be Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RD
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