JIM CLANCY, CNN ANCHOR: As chief Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press, Terry Anderson disappeared early in 1985, and he vanished without a trace; and we had seen what he had done, we had seen that he was then taken hostage, which really sent a message that no one was safe. I will never forget the morning that I was in Frankfurt, Germany, seeing Terry Anderson, you know, come home. Obviously, Terry was overjoyed. You can't spend almost seven years in captivity and finally breath free air -- I think everyone looks back at the sacrifices that had to be made by him, by other journalists, in covering stories that pose many dangers in many different ways. And Terry Anderson stood up to all of that; in the end proved stronger than those who had kidnapped him.</s>TERRY ANDERSON, FORMER IRANIAN HOSTAGE: We went to court. The court found Iran guilty, found clear evidence that the Iranian government paid for my kidnapping, the kidnappings of others, the attack on the American embassy, a whole string of terrorist acts, including Colonel Higgins' (ph) death -- and said that they should be punished, that they should pay for these acts. Now they're actually going to pay. They're really going to pay.
CNN 20: Terry Anderson is Released, December 4, 1991