City seeks reversal of weather center shutdown
Frederck city plans to formally ask the U S Weather Bureau to reconsider terminating the local weather station by month end. The move was authorized by the Board of Aldermen after government omitted Linden Hills station closure news. Dr WR Walser submitted the termination proposal to the Aldermen, who were to contact state and federal delegations and officials including City Attorney Richard Ezmerman.
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Beall Urges Weather Station Retention Near Frederick
Congressman J Glenn Beall asks Weather Bureau officials to keep the weather station near Frederick as an aid to the airport and to deter removal. city offers free overnights and support. Aldermen approve retaining the station via a split vote as talks on airport, water tank, and city projects proceed. annual Fishing Creek outing planned. More than 9,000 fires burned in U.S. hotels and boarding houses in the past year.
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