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| − | A successful [[Worldcon bid]] for the | + | A successful [[Worldcon bid]] for the 1979 [[Worldcon]], bidding the Hyatt Regence Hotel, the Adasm Hotel and the Phoenix Civic Plaze Convention Canter. It beat its competitor, [[LA in '78]], at [[Midamericon]] and went on to run [[Iguanacon]]. See [[1978 Worldcon Site Selection]]. |
The first co-chairs were [[Greg Brown]] and [[Curt Stubbs]] and then later solely [[Greg Brown]]. Other members of the [[bid committee]] were [[Tim Kyger]], [[Carol Hoag]], [[Jim Corrick]], [[Hilde Brown]] and [[William H. Patterson |Bill Patterson]]. East Coast agents were [[Rick Gellman]] and [[Louie Spooner]]. | The first co-chairs were [[Greg Brown]] and [[Curt Stubbs]] and then later solely [[Greg Brown]]. Other members of the [[bid committee]] were [[Tim Kyger]], [[Carol Hoag]], [[Jim Corrick]], [[Hilde Brown]] and [[William H. Patterson |Bill Patterson]]. East Coast agents were [[Rick Gellman]] and [[Louie Spooner]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:53, 3 January 2020
A successful Worldcon bid for the 1979 Worldcon, bidding the Hyatt Regence Hotel, the Adasm Hotel and the Phoenix Civic Plaze Convention Canter. It beat its competitor, LA in '78, at Midamericon and went on to run Iguanacon. See 1978 Worldcon Site Selection.
The first co-chairs were Greg Brown and Curt Stubbs and then later solely Greg Brown. Other members of the bid committee were Tim Kyger, Carol Hoag, Jim Corrick, Hilde Brown and Bill Patterson. East Coast agents were Rick Gellman and Louie Spooner.
| 1978 Site Selection | 1978 |
| This is a page about a convention bid. Please extend it by adding information about who was bidding, officers, committee list, what they were bidding for, who their opponents were, and who won. |
