European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes sunday november a 19b7 sex korean captive says he saw others Seoul South Korea Dpi a South korean Diplomat released after nearly to years in Captivity in Lebanon saw several other hostages during his detention a senior foreign ministry offi Cial said Friday the official rejected reports thai South Korea paid More than $1 million Tor the release of do Chac Sung. 44, who was freed oct. 3t after 21 months in Captivity. Assistant foreign minister Park Soo Gil said do reported that he had seen the other hostages during his Captivity when he was transferred from one place to an other or when his captors escorted him to the bathroom front a room where hews kept bound. He had been Kepi separate from the others and docs not know their identity. He believes one of hem might be the journalist whose name May appear in the Western press said Park who refuse to speculate on who the hostage journalist might be. There Are at least three journalist among the foreign hostages missing in Lebanon. At one Lime he was forced to sleep with one hostage in the Middle part of August. In might Well be that person referring to the unidentified hostage journalist. A South korean government official who insisted on anonymity said from Jar description i received it sounded very much like Terry Anderson the Beirut Lebanon Bureau chief of the associated press who has been in Captivity since March 16, i98s. 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He told for eign reporters bal do said he could hear air planes take off and land near his place of Captivity do was kidnapped Jan 31, 1986, by four armed gunmen As he drove to the South korean embassy in the seafront West Beirut Ramlet Al Baida neighbor Hood. Fie was released late last week and returned to Seoul tuesday. Do initially told reporters in Seoul thai he had not seen any other hostages during his 21 months of Captivity but Park said he was in a fatigued Condi Tion when he arrived Home and did not remember everything he had seen. Park specifically denied a statement by lebanese Justice minister Nabih Bern that More than $ i million was paid for his release his statement is a mys Tery to us Park said. We have never succumbed to any form of threat nor accepted negotiation connected with the demand for  Park said. Soon after the abduction an islamic group in Lebanon claimed it would re lease the Diplomat for a $10 million ran som. Park said do seems to be in relatively Good shape. We have a great Deal of admiration for his patience. Park described How the South Korea government went about searching for do and finally obtained his release rating 223 meetings held with various lebanese sources produced no clues but several months ago several sources came up with clues. We succeeded in obtaining Clear evidence that do was alive in Early october Par said. Park said South Korea used two channels in attempting o gain do i Freedom the lebanese government and a second Channel that t could be third country or a third  Park said he could not elaborate for fear of jeopardizing the release of other hostages still held in Lebanon. Woman finishes 27, trip in search of life experiences at sea new York a a 21 or old woman who left two years ago by a27,000-Milc round the world voyage iriv 26-foot Sloop Given to her As a birthday present reached her goal Friday sailing into the South Street seaport. Tania Albi was wrapped in a Blanke tand presented with roses and Champagne As she climbed off her boat. She had docked Al a . Coast guard station in Sandy Hook n.j., on thurs Day night to be with family and Friend before officially ending her Odyssey in new York Sandy Hook is Al the in trance to new York s outer Harbor. Albi had been at sea since Cpl when she left Gibraltar on the Lur Tab of a trip that began May 28, 198s her father Ernst Albi add he bought her the $40,000 Sloop Aftina because twas cheaper than a College cd Ealion she wanted to be a writer and she Felt life experience was a belter Way to become a writer than going to College said George Day editor of cruising world Magazine which paid Albi for Mil  nine stories during her trip. She Uroic Airoff person accounts from Bermuda Selling stories about her various ports Onuf to publications. The experience will leave her As an Saccom planned journalist Al an Early age said Aebi a of Cher a 49-year-old graphic artist. Aebi crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 1984 with her father and some friends Ina 29-Day passage. Arms dealer contempt ruling rejected Washington a a Federal appeals court Friday set aside a Doc tempt citation against an arms dealer who refused to give Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh financial records of eight foreign companies involved in the Iran Contra affair. A three judge panel of the . Circuit court of appeals Here unanimously Hel that a lower court judge had erred by hold ing Albert Hakim in contempt of court be fore first determining whether the court bad jurisdiction to enforce the subpoena. The court further held that Hakim subject of the investigation being ducted by Walsh could refuse loom Ducette documents if he could howl hair production might tend to incriminate  Hakim together with his business partner retired air Force maj. Can. Ris Feard v. Secord ran a series of Swiss Basco a panics that were involved inthe . Arms to Iran and Day Sion of promo Lac nicaraguan it was not ini7fcd.iutc Vii now serious a Legal blow we ifs investigation suffered by Leda if Lori i earlier of week Walsky Jatice ob-taine40icfe than 2,000 pages of Mabank that race the Amu deals. To sought from Hakim were from i corporations that he and Secord ran under tie direction of it. Col. Oliver North for Mer National Security Council aide who is also under investigation by Walsh. The records sought by the april 30 subpoena ordered Hakim to produce corporate reuse nation papers financial re iffjv4hh� account records kept by the a panics Telephone records As Well a payroll and personnel records. Hakim refused to comply with the subpoena on a number of grounds including the argument that his fifth amendment right against self incr Nina Tion would be violated by producing the documents. On july 30, . District judge aut by Robinsonjr. Ordered Hakim jailed for contempt of court but the judge s ruling was appealed by Hakim. Military court sentences British haters Verden Germany three of four Berlin based British soldiers found guilty of hazing a Comrade during initiation rites face dismissal from the army and All four were sentenced to a ricin or de Tention by a military court Friday. A British military spokeswoman said the sentences Are subject to review by the British command in Berlin. An Appeal is possible but As of Friday none had been made she said. The four 19-year-old privates were tried in connection with an initiation rite for a 20-year-old private in Colchester England in Early february. The victim was forced to crawl through the Snow and Bathe in a tub filled with excrement and i scrotum was burned with a Dering device according to to Slig the Soldier Jere Ine Turt of the 1st in of the Kings to Mitish Borderers. Pal. Barry Eif an pal. William Reilly and ext David Canter were sentenced or o i missa. Ferguson Wai sen in nerf to dismissal wifi disgrace the Polce woman said. Ferguson received a two year prison term and Gardner received six months. They will serve their prison terms in a civilian facility for youth offenders be cause. Of tic in Ages Reify received is month in a Mili tary detention facially and pal Philip Smith received 56 Days of military detention. The two will serve their sentence in a military detention facility in col Chester. The soldiers were found guilty thurs Day of varying degrees of assault. The trial was held in Virden 1st British army div he because the size of the Berlin Garrison made it More difficult la locale officers to Sil on the court who had no knowledge of the Case the spokeswoman said