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At 10 p.m. Central Time two days ago, a giant fireball rolled across the sky in the Midwest. It seems to have been seen best in Wisconsin, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio -- every place where Old Milwaukee is popular.
A meteor? A close encounter of the second kind? Are they here?
Frank Warner
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