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Hearst Conversion Descri « Continued from First Page fovad in the apartment, and much of the written answers “Although we considered sex a baiie humas need, cus: fo qussUons from the miyalerious outsidte; to have been commitinant lo not expioil her sexually, covoli:d w a tae bwritten: by Emity Waris, - overall status a3 a POW ({{pricance of vans cenitd 7 However, the FHI has refused lo say whether hand aTh " the freedom to have sex with anotner pace use ing analysis has proved her authorship. "But later on, these conditions ctanged, "tly due to:. Authorship of the message lo Hearst, apparently typed” her own initiative, but 4350 because of our crowing jove. about the time of the first anniversary of her atducuon, is and respect for her. As sne became niore intesrated ints similarly uncertain at this time, hut some investigators og. the day-to-day aspects of cell life, we tricd Co irect Tana: licve the “wailing slyte” to be tbat of William Harms. - =. a5 an etual. eT Sree vIn preparing Ubis orticle, double parenthoscs have Gren- “lL was only natural thal with inescased prrsenal inter-. - ‘used lo denote netations by The Times. Parentheses are action tetween Tania and members of the cell there rela! Uhose used by the SLA writer, lionships would deveicp sexually. We were atl aware that. Tis clear from the wrilings (hat one of the first quce 3 cieseness was deveinping between Tania end Kabs. , lions of policy lo confront the SLA alter kidraping U (lappazently, a var:ation on ibe spelling of Cuje, the SLA‘ on Feb. 4, 1974, was what degree of sexuas freecom, if Mt lor Williaes Wolfley) which We wanted to see hone any, she was to be given, gress in a revolutionary way." : Ry the lime she had been abducted, according io the It was Wolfe, one of six SLA members who were to ce! writings, the original sexual pracuce of the SuAminat of 394 stuntout | in May, 1974, with Las Angzies pauze whort 4 monogainy, having only one sexval pariner—had under- Hearst. in the last laps recorded message ever sear BY 3 gone an “evolution.” 1 SLA, would mourn 2s the wees “uest, mont beautalul mar That “evolution” had been, in part, dictated by the io I've ever koown* - eat bled nalure of living 2s fucitives end, by (he tize Hearst’ ‘Initially, the SLA writer said. there was disarreeme had been taken into the picture. intiuded open sex wuh among SLA members regarding the quicR lon of persons of eLoice and was not limited to pertons of thacp» Hearst sexual rectom: cartes. pecite sex, the writings imply, "Somme of the coniredes didnt feo) that it would be *Qur posilion was one of conditional practiealite.” the recs allow a POW Co Rave sox wuik any memier oF ¢ SLA writer said. "We knew from expenence what it is cell. Tres (view)} was ericeited as tring lm mechanica.-. like to tive in 2n underground cell. - an approach tothe quention. 6. ery f, reas ’ +t . v. ' apa ter reoadoe * . . . Font alot & SS ATON er at ee Pes eee a TEED Pann =n siz ps vmte "So far a3 sex was concerned, we had to get mort of cur ss and personal necds mel by comrades within Che SLA © members agreed . ‘ is> “allow” cell. Everyone realized thal at Unis time there was no 2 Xe. room for exclusive rel: ationships 1 Beceuse each Gf us had to Hearst to have sex it she desire a.! . help the other comraces meet their sexual neses and leieemcnets Kee NPA SAIL TTR s es maintzin hanveny within the ceil. ° ie a "In the beginning. we proviried for Tania’s (hhe SLA | “tt was pointed out th at sex was an iniecral oom of cai | name taken by Hearst after ker aiduction)t oasiz reeds; life and that we were trying to heip Tania uaderuss sheker, food, clothing, medical attention and news from who we were a5 poosie and that we had some ines the outside. pO En het_and that we were foncemed i jor bee well-being." -