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Awarded August 23, [[1970]] by [[Heicon '70]].   
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Awarded August 23, 1970 by [[Heicon '70]].   
  
[[Heicon]]'s categories were the same as [[St. Louiscon]]'s except that by vote of the [[WSFS Business Meeting]] at [[St. Louiscon]], starting in [[1970]] the [[Best Novelette]] category was merged into the [[Best Short Story]] category.
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[[Heicon]]'s categories were the same as [[St. Louiscon]]'s except that by vote of the [[WSFS Business Meeting]] at [[St. Louiscon]], starting in 1970 the [[Best Novelette]] category was merged into the [[Best Short Story]] category.
  
 
[[Heicon]] published the complete order of finish in each category.
 
[[Heicon]] published the complete order of finish in each category.

Revision as of 02:33, 3 January 2020

Awarded August 23, 1970 by Heicon '70.

Heicon's categories were the same as St. Louiscon's except that by vote of the WSFS Business Meeting at St. Louiscon, starting in 1970 the Best Novelette category was merged into the Best Short Story category.

Heicon published the complete order of finish in each category.

Oddly, at the first Worldcon held in a non-English-speaking country, the Hugos were for English language (including translations) only. This had been approved by the WSFS Business Meeting at St. Louiscon, the 1969 Worldcon, but was rescinded by the WSFS BM at Heicon.


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