Terry Anderson marked the fifth year as a hostage today. His sister, Peggy Say, and other family members and friends wrote greetings to Mr. Anderson that were published in English by the French-language newspapers An-Nahar and As-Safir. Police say Lebanese authorities have no information on the whereabouts of Mr. Anderson and 15 other Western hostages in Lebanon. As-Safir and the French-language L'Orient-Le Jour published English texts of letters to Anderson, the chief Middle East correspondent of The Associated Press who was abducted March 16, 1985. The Associated Press contributed reporting from Beirut. A copy of the statement was delivered to a western news agency in Beirut and included a photograph of Anderson.
Terry Anderson marked the fifth year as a hostage today. His sister, Peggy Say, and other family members and friends wrote greetings to Mr. Anderson that were published in English by the French-language newspapers An-Nahar and As-Safir. Police say Lebanese authorities have no information on the whereabouts of Mr. Anderson and 15 other Western hostages in Lebanon. The Associated Press contributed reporting from Beirut. A copy of the statement was delivered to a western news agency in Beirut and included a photograph of Anderson.