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COPYRIGHT 2004 Las Vegas Review-Journal
BYLINE: ERIN NEFF, REVIEW-JOURNAL
Typically, the chairman of a political party has a lot to do with planning a state convention.
But when more than 300 of the state's Republicans gather at the Peppermill hotel-casino in Reno today their main order of business will be electing a chairwoman to take part in Friday's official start of the 2004 State GOP Convention.
Earlene Forsythe, former vice chair of the state party, and Heidi Smith, former president of the National Federation of Republican Women, are...
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