City stalls bid for convention GOP pressure in San Diego
San Diego moved slowly to bid for the 1872 Republican National Convention as the City Council deferred a decision for a week. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke urged raising about 4 million in cash and goods, with a bid likely needing around 1 million, from hotel taxes and private sources.
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San Diego City Conventions Praise From Site Committee
Councilmen said they needed more information on this source of money. Reinecke told the site committee in my opinion San Diego is the best city in the West and perhaps in the nation for large conventions.
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Finch bows out as Nixon's 72 campaign chief in state
Special to the Chicago press, Robert H. Finch resigns as California campaign chairman for Nixon's 1972 reelection. He cites a potential statewide run in 1974, says he would be seen as self serving if he shaped the campaign. Finch plans national campaigning and a strategy board, leaving the White House if politics demand full focus.
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