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From: elb@mtx5d.UUCP (Ellen Bart)
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Subject: Re: Hugo Awards
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> David Gerrold (author Trouble with Tribbles) said in his book, the Trouble
> with Tribbles, that his story came in second in a competition with City On
> The Edge Of Forever for the Hugo.  Please correct me if either I or he is 
> wrong.

I think I'm the one that's wrong.  From the postings and mail I've been
getting it looks like City on the Edge... *won* the Hugo and either
The Cage or the Menagerie  (and I don't have my source available to
confirm which) was among several Startrek stories to be *nominated*.

Sorry for the confusion.


Ellen Bart