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The successful bid by a [[Baltimore]] group for the [[1983 Worldcon]].  It was opposed by the [[Australia in '83]] and [[Worldcon Scandinavia in 1983]] bids.  See [[1983 Worldcon Site Selection]] for full details.
 
The successful bid by a [[Baltimore]] group for the [[1983 Worldcon]].  It was opposed by the [[Australia in '83]] and [[Worldcon Scandinavia in 1983]] bids.  See [[1983 Worldcon Site Selection]] for full details.
  
One of their bidding schticks was [[Backrubs for Baltimore]].
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One of their bidding schticks was '''Backrubs for Baltimore''', an innovative fundraising effort, promoted by [[traveling jiants]] [[Moose]] and [[Scott Dennis|Squirrel]], which would likely not fly in more puritanical 21st-century [[fandom]].
  
Chairman: [[Michael Walsh (Baltimore)|Michael Walsh]]
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Committee: [[Edie Williams]] (vice-chairman), [[Scott Dennis]] (secretary), [[B. Shirley Avery]] (treasurer), [[Ted Manekin]] (facilities liaison) and about sixty other [[bid committee]] members.
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Chairman: [[Michael Walsh (Baltimore)|Michael Walsh]]<br>
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Committee: [[Edie Williams]] (vice-chairman), [[Scott Dennis]] (secretary), [[B. Shirley Avery]] (treasurer), [[Ted Manekin]] (facilities liaison) and about 60 other [[bid committee]] members.
  
 
News on the Bid:
 
News on the Bid:

Latest revision as of 09:06, 29 July 2020

The successful bid by a Baltimore group for the 1983 Worldcon. It was opposed by the Australia in '83 and Worldcon Scandinavia in 1983 bids. See 1983 Worldcon Site Selection for full details.

One of their bidding schticks was Backrubs for Baltimore, an innovative fundraising effort, promoted by traveling jiants Moose and Squirrel, which would likely not fly in more puritanical 21st-century fandom.


Chairman: Michael Walsh
Committee: Edie Williams (vice-chairman), Scott Dennis (secretary), B. Shirley Avery (treasurer), Ted Manekin (facilities liaison) and about 60 other bid committee members.

News on the Bid:


1983 Site Selection 1983
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.