I was in Wichita Falls in 1979 and saw the death and devastation brought on by a killer tornado. We have been very lucky to not have had this happen to our city. We can rebuild our community, but we cannot rebuild the lost lives that a tornado would inflict. I for one am willing to pay whatever is needed to have the best possible warning system we can have. To the City Council members, your job is to protect the citizens of Abilene.
Nothing is more important than the safety of our citizens.
Kids 10 and under will have chances to smash non-glass areas of cars. Seems to me the March of Dimes could have made a wiser choice for a fund-raiser for its most worthy cause. That was in 1890, before Chicago's 1893 Columbian Exposition. That city, as you may have guessed, was Abilene. E.W. Scripps Publications , All Rights Reserved.