OpinionJanuary 19, 1997
LETTERS: WRESTLING WITH THE WEATHER
To the editor: According to my sister-in-law, the city fathers called off school in Stevens Point, Wis., Friday. The roads were ice packed, and they had over two feet of snow on the ground. And drifting is a real problem. Of course, that isn't why they called off school. The wind chill was -60 degrees, and -40 degrees is the point where they call off school, because the children could literally freeze their noses off waiting for the bus...
T. Gerber
To the editor:
According to my sister-in-law, the city fathers called off school in Stevens Point, Wis., Friday. The roads were ice packed, and they had over two feet of snow on the ground. And drifting is a real problem. Of course, that isn't why they called off school. The wind chill was -60 degrees, and -40 degrees is the point where they call off school, because the children could literally freeze their noses off waiting for the bus.
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In Cape Girardeau, school officials called off school Friday. The roads had been clear for the better part of two days, and the high was a blustery 10 to 15 degrees. But don't worry. The high school wrestlers still reported to school at 10:30 a.m. to be bused to the wrestling match. Does this strike anyone else as a problem?
T. GERBER
Cape Girardeau
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