Friday, NovpmbO 1, 1574 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Fr id~y, November 1, 1 ~74 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pose Seven Hostage questions police rescue plan THE HAGUE, Netherlands (P rilla and give them a plan "We wanted to frighten the con- fly them out of the country victs to hell," a police spokes- They freed four children man said of the blinding gre- woman and two men in nade and gunfire assault yes- first days of the siege, terday that overpowered four authorities said at no tim armed convicts and freed 15 they consider giving in to hostages unharmed from a convicts' demands. Thed 1 Dutch prison chapel. leased yesterday included But one of the hostages, the priest, an organist, two p Rev. Antonis de Bot, said ,"the guards, two women and convicts as well as the anthori-I male members of a volurt ties played with ottr lives," andI choir. Police said they wer that his cantors had chosen him "surprisingly good conditio to be the "first victim." HOWEVER, he also said there THE ASSAULT on the ch was "a feeling of mutual sinder- in the Scheveningen Prison standing andasvmnathysbetwen staged by 32 Dutch marines the convicts and the hostages," was timed down to the and that some of the children second. released earlier wrote post seShortly before 4 a.m.,a cards to one of the gunmen, man assault squad in b addressing him as "Dear proof vests approached Daan." chapel along a corridor The convicts staged the siege: cleared five steps leadingc during a Roman Catholic Mass to the metal doors. last Saturday night, and an Using acetylene torches, official said the government in- cut through the doors i tended "making damned sure" seconds and then broke thr they didn't act again. doothrs chamberbehind The 15-minute operation was'dos meticulously planned by ar Figuring the convicts w "crisis center" drawing on the: realize what was happenin services of psychologists, psy- ter six or seven seconds chiatrists, sociologists and se- marines outside the ch curity men. hurled harmless but blin THE OBJECTIVE was to magnesium grenades thn spread maximum alarm and the windows to distract the disorder in the crucial first;men. seconds of the raid, and the center's director said the plan Since '72, New called for killing the gunmen Direct Relief Policy if they offered resistance. 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