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-s FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION • Stiffness • Shoulder Pain • Headaches (continued from pagel) once it landed. She said the freed hostages and their families spent about 15 minutes on board before descending the plane's ramp. Cunningham said the emotions at the scene were so intense that even a stewardess broke down in tears, but that the mood was still "up and down" due to the fact that the other hostages have yet to be freed. "Some are out," she said. "We're very happy but we're still concerned. Garrity and Cunningham said they were only able to get scat­ tered bits of information about some of the terror hostages ex­ perienced during the hijacking. Missing (continued from pagel) single. His parents reside in Marengo. Hostage Ken Andersen, 62, of Fox River Grove is a 12-year member of the parish and an employee of Inland Construction Co. of Chicago. His wife, Lorraine, also was taken hostage but was later released in Algeria. She also remained in Paris. j stiU being held hostage -- Grant Elliot, Sy Grossmayer and George Lazansky, all of Algonquin, and i Ken Andersen of Fox River Grove. "We're waiting and hoping," Garrity told reporters in a press conference shortly after returning to the parish Monday night. "You hope for the best, and be prepared for the worst." "Some are home, some are not," Garrity said. He added that he felt news reports were not en­ couraging to a speedy end to the hostage situation. Grossmayer is still believed to have been removed with other passengers with Jewish-sounding names on Friday, although this has yet to be confirmed by the _ State Department. *** Grossmayer's family was still awaiting word Monday, and have refused interviews until his * whereabouts are confirmed, ft Cunningham said there was a high level of anticipation and tears of joy in the airport hospitality room as friends and " relatives assembled to wait for the Chicago and Northwestern employee Joel Rasmussen paints the plane's arrival, and that relatives railroad crossing at McCullom Lake Road with aluminum paint were allowed to board the plane The crossings are painted approximately onoe-a-year. ________ Danger Signals of Plnflhail nncnea vwrvvii 1. Nudachai, Dizziness, Blurred Vision 2. Neck Pain, Tight Muscles. Spasms 3. thtuMar Pain, Pain Down Arms, Numbness in Hands Difficult Breathing, Abdominal Pains 5. 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