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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2002
Page
2
John Weber of Mount Vernon showcases tasty dishes for wilderness cooking and outdoor meals. The feature promotes optimism as a way to reduce stress and boost self esteem.
Local desk provides general news contacts for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices with phone lines for departments Arts editorial features finances food milestones online photo sports and general inquiries listed by area code and department.
The FBI described Hesham Hadayet, an Egyptian immigrant, as heavily armed when he opened fire at the El Al counter at Los Angeles International Airport, killing ticket agent Victoria Hen and jeweler Yaakov Aminov and wounding three others before being shot by an airline security guard. Investigators pursue motives including terrorism while noting the suspect was not on watch lists.
Yaakov Aminov and Victoria Hen are remembered as kind, devoted figures after a gunman killed them at Los Angeles International Airport. Aminov, a father of eight, collided with a friend at the El Al counter, while Hen, an El Al agent born in Israel, planned to marry soon and was praised for her warm, comforting smile. The families called the act terrorism and condemned the crime.
The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and prints on recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and at nearby locations. The notice lists contact details for Gazette Communications and subscription rates.
Researchers warn the elderly have the highest death by own action rate, with 20 percent of suicides among 13 percent of the population. Studies link low mood isolation and gun access to seniors, urging treatment and mental health support.
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