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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2001
Page
1
In a campaign stop marked by a return to early state territory, Vice President Gore delivers his first Iowa remarks since conceding the race. The address emphasizes unity, a call for broad reform, and renewed focus on national strategy ahead of subsequent primaries.
At Coolidge Elementary Cedar Rapids a planned unveiling of a 1976 time capsule became a patriotic gathering after last Sundays attacks. Principal Mary Lehner led the crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence followed by a bicentennial song composed by Kathleen McNamara. The event ended with America the Beautiful and God Bless America as students sang. Lehner hopes the current spirit endures.
Janet Fossett, a 46 year old university professor from Delmar New York, faces advanced breast cancer and mounting mortality while contributing to a national series on dying with seriously ill patients and caregiver networks. The piece frames the personal impact and calls for improved environments for the dying and their families.
Advocates say frank conversations about end of life bring dignity and control, but many Americans avoid these talks. Janet recalls fear after April 2000 breast cancer diagnosis as she faced tests, treatments, and mortality, highlighting the reluctance to discuss dying.
In Cedar Rapids federal authorities moved on Youssef Hmimssa a 30 year old linked to a Michigan terrorism case. Neighbors said he planned to move soon from 1717 C Ave NE as FBI and Secret Service closed in on Friday.
Jonathan Memmer, 26, faces two counts of first degree murder in Iowa City after nearly 20 years of investigation. The case centers on the March 1999 killings of Laura Watson Dalton and Maria Lehner at 427 S Van Buren, with an apartment fire alleged to conceal the crime. Autopsies cite head injuries as the cause of death. a Johnson County jury will determine guilt.
The Bush administration released a policy memo offering assistance to groups opposing the Taliban while pledging to aid a peaceful, developing Afghanistan free of terrorism. Officials say the memo is the first comprehensive explanation of U S policy toward Afghanistan and the Taliban.
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