Following his move to KC in the late summer of 1974 , Reamy retired '' Trumpet '' and began publishing the similar '' Nickelodeon '' . There , with new business partner Ken Keller , he started a typesetting and graphic design business , Nickelodeon Graphics Arts Service . Together , they created the publications division for KC 's now official MidAmeriCon , the 34th World Science Fiction Convention . Reamy immediately established a strong editorial style and modern graphic design approach to the convention 's progress reports and other publications . That included a first : a full-sized , hardcover program book , a concept left over from the old Dallascon bid . All of this had a permanent influence on all Worldcon publications that followed . Reamy was also the department head of the convention 's ambitious film program department that developed another first : a comprehensive , 80-hour , '' all 35 mm '' science fiction film retrospective within a World Science Fiction Convention . The concept included a movie theater-style concessions area that offered freshly popped popcorn , selections of soda , and candies
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