Former hostages from Lebanon now in
AP tracks the afterlives of ex-hostages including Benjamin Weir in California teaching ministry, Lawrence Jenco at USC as campus minister, David Jacobsen now in Huntington Beach writing and lecturing, and others like Robert Polhill in Arlington cancer survivor speaker, Frank Reed in Malden author, Edward Tracy in psychiatric care in Boston, Jonathan Turner starting Boise State teaching, Thomas Sutherland returning to Fort Collins as former CSU dean, Joseph Cicippio not yet home, Alain Steen yet to return, and Terry Anderson reported freed.
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Israel cheers Andersons release in Lebanon hostage saga
Israel welcomed the release of Terry Anderson the AP journalist and longest held Western captive amid efforts to locate four missing Israeli servicemen. Israel had freed many Lebanese detainees and bodies of guerrillas while Shiite gunmen seek freedom for cleric Obeid and two German aid workers remain held.
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