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| − | [[OKon]] '78 was a [[convention]] held July 22-23, 1978 at the Mayo Hotel in | + | [[OKon]] '78 was a [[convention]] held July 22-23, 1978 at the Mayo Hotel in Tulsa, OK. The [[GoHs]] were [[Joe Haldeman]] and [[Lee Killough]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Steve Kimmel]], [[C. J. Cherryh]] was [[toastmaster]] and attendance was about 1300. |
Films were to be shown in one of the large function rooms which had a beautiful skylight -- which made showing films during daytime hours impossible. Rolls of black plastic were purchased by the [[committee]] and taken to the roof to cover the skylight. | Films were to be shown in one of the large function rooms which had a beautiful skylight -- which made showing films during daytime hours impossible. Rolls of black plastic were purchased by the [[committee]] and taken to the roof to cover the skylight. | ||
{{convention | series=OKon | year=1978 | before=OKon 1 | after=OKon 3}} | {{convention | series=OKon | year=1978 | before=OKon 1 | after=OKon 3}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:07, 19 April 2020
OKon '78 was a convention held July 22-23, 1978 at the Mayo Hotel in Tulsa, OK. The GoHs were Joe Haldeman and Lee Killough. It was chaired by Steve Kimmel, C. J. Cherryh was toastmaster and attendance was about 1300.
Films were to be shown in one of the large function rooms which had a beautiful skylight -- which made showing films during daytime hours impossible. Rolls of black plastic were purchased by the committee and taken to the roof to cover the skylight.
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