San Diego stalls bid for 1972 Republican National Convention
San Diego delayed a formal bid as city officials form an informal committee to weigh a proposed package worth about 1 million dollars in cash and in kind. Lt. Gov. Reinecke urged state fundraising while councilors evaluate funding from the transient occupancy tax and private sources to land the GOP meeting near San Clemente’s Western White House.
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San Diego Sees Convention Potential, Council Seeks Details
Council members requested more information on the revenue source. Reinecke told the site committee that San Diego is the best city in the West and perhaps in the nation for large conventions.
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Finch quits as Nixon 72 campaign chief in California
Special to the Chicago news service reports Robert J. Finch, long an ally of President Nixon, will not serve as California campaign chairman for the 1972 reelection bid. Finch cites possible 1974 statewide ambitions and says stepping aside avoids self serving appearances. He plans national campaigning and a strategy board focus on industrial states.
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