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	Lloyd Robertson - Definition, explanation
		Lloyd Robertson (born 1934 in Stratford, Ontario) is the anchor of Canada's nightly CTV National News.
		One of the reasons he left CBC was his frustration at union regulations which confined news anchors to the role of announcer, prohibiting them from writing their own scripts or participating in editorial decisions concerning the news broadcast.
		From 1976 to 1984, Robertson co-anchored the CTV News with the late Harvey Kirck.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/ll/lloyd_robertson.php (256 words)

	Lloyd Robertson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lloyd Robertson, O.C. (born January 19, 1934 in Stratford, Ontario) is the Chief Anchor and Senior Editor of The CTV National News with Lloyd Robertson.
		Robertson went to television in 1954 when he joined CBC, spending four years in Winnipeg, Manitoba and two years in Ottawa, Ontario, before hosting CBC Weekend in the late 1960s and later anchor of The National from 1970 to 1976 before joining CTV in October that year.
		From 1976 to 1984, Robertson co-anchored the CTV National News with the late Harvey Kirck.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lloyd_Robertson (389 words)

	North Texas e-News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Lloyd Robertson is truly one of a kind and by just listening to him sing one time, it's easy to see and easy to hear the passion in his voice.
		Lloyd not only has special singings at the church once a month, but he goes to the nursing homes and sings to the shut-ins that have no other way of hearing gospel music unless someone brings it to them.
		Lloyd began singing at school in Telephone and at the Methodist Church in Telephone at an early age.
	www.ntxe-news.com /artman/publish/article_35094.shtml (0 words)

	First World War.com - Who's Who - Sir William Robertson
		Having been made a full Colonel in 1904, Robertson's career received a further major boost in December 1907 when he was appointed Chief of the General Staff to Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien (who had himself succeeded Sir John French as command of the Aldershot garrison).
		In this role Robertson served as liaison between the army and the government (in which role he conspired against then Prime Minister Herbert Asquith, helping to install David Lloyd George as the new Prime Minister late in 1916).
		Wilson had connived with Lloyd George in the creation of the Supreme War Council, a body which Robertson had vociferously opposed, not least because it served partly to circumvent Robertson and Haig.
	www.firstworldwar.com /bio/robertson.htm (0 words)

	Lloyd Robertson
		Lloyd Robertson is CTV's Chief News Anchor and Senior News Editor and last month celebrated his 30th anniversary with the network.
		As leader of Canada's most-watched newscast, CTV News With Lloyd Robertson, he holds the distinction of being the longest-running national television news anchor in North America.
		Robertson has been instrumental in shaping Canadian television news journalism since its infancy, while at the same time bringing into millions of Canadian households the world events that have influenced the country over the past half century.
	www.royalroads.ca /about-rru/the-university/news-events/convocation/2006/fall/Lloyd-Robertson.htm (247 words)

	Lloyd Robertson - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Before he joined CTV in 1976, Robertson anchored rival CBC's The National, and before that, in the late 1960s, he hosted a show called "CBC Weekend".
		Robertson's signature ending of each news broadcast is,"...and that's the kind of day it's been.".
		Now in his 28th year as anchor of the CTV National News, Robertson is one of the longest-serving news anchors on North American television.
	www.music.us /education/L/Lloyd-Robertson.htm (352 words)

	CTV News anchor Lloyd Robertson is winner of 2006 Arts and Letters Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Robertson will be honoured at the association's annual Maple Leaf Ball in Manhattan on Nov. 17, the network announced Wednesday.
		Robertson, who hails from Stratford, Ont., has been in broadcasting for over 50 years.
		"Lloyd Robertson is one of North America's most accomplished journalists and has led Canadians, both at home and abroad, through the major events that have defined the country," Ottenbreit said in a release.
	www.cbc.ca /cp/media/061025/X102548U.html (0 words)

	Eco-Humanism: Tomorrow's God? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The explanation for its popularity is of course Lloyd Geering, who has been a notable public figure there since his "heresy trial" in 1967.
		And since Wellington is the capital and the centre for the media, Lloyd had a chance to exploit his notoriety and to influence national thinking.
		From this it is clear that Lloyd Geering still likes to cast his teaching in the form of a Grand Narrative, a big story about where we have all come from and where we are going.
	www.sofn.org.uk /Bibliography/ecohuman.html (0 words)

	William Robertson
		At the beginning of the First World War Robertson was a quarter-master general to the British Expeditionary Force and became chief of staff to Sir John French early in 1915.
		Robertson replaced Sir John French as Commander-in-Chief of the internal forces in June, 1918.
		Sir William Robertson lunched with me. He was quite against the Eastern effort, as he has always been, and now he considered that it had become quite impossible owing to the difficulty of transport.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWrobertson.htm (0 words)

	The Ruby
		Robertson was in "Poor Brent," broadcasting the news on Brent's big screen TV until Brent's crunching of potato chips got on Robertson's nerves.
		When Lloyd Robertson began his broadcasting career in 1953 at a small-town Ontario radio station, he was a country DJ known on the air as "Cowboy Lloyd".
		Floyd Robertson's co-anchor on SCTV was "Earl Camembert" (Eugene Levy) and that name was a take-off on Earl Cameron, who was the CBC TV news anchor through most of the fifties and sixties.
	www.cornergas.com /ruby/?post=10968 (0 words)

	Newhouse B1
		Both Lloyd and Hannum agree that Baylor was the league's first incarnation of Michael J. Jordan.
		At least 20 years before the term "triple-double" was coined, Robertson averaged a triple-double for an entire NBA season.
		According to Lloyd, though, Robertson's greatest accomplishment may have been that he changed the perception of the fl players' abilities.
	www.newhousenews.com /archive/story1b030101.html (0 words)

	October 23, 2006 - The Anchor That Time Forgot by Nicholas Kohler
		Lloyd Robertson is sitting at the anchor desk in CTV's suburban Toronto studios flipping a Maclean's reporter the bird: index and ring fingers bent at the joint, the middle digit, exhibiting a perfect combination of rigidity and cool, erect and weaving amidst the newsroom's blue TV haze.
		Robertson, the face of CBC's The National for six years prior to his explosive departure in 1976, is North America's longest-serving national anchor, last of a tribe made otherwise extinct by retirement (Walter Cronkite), corporate putsch (Dan Rather) and death (Peter Jennings).
		If the gesture, delivered unknowingly, innocently--endearingly--suggests Robertson, in the flesh, is out of touch, from the opposite side of the TV screen he is as connected to his audience as ever.
	friends.ca /News/Friends_News/archives/articles10230601.asp (0 words)

	Macleans.ca \| Culture \| Media \| The anchor that time forgot
		Robertson, after 50 years in the business, finds himself presiding over a 500-channel-and-counting fractured TV universe where viewer loyalty -- the kind it takes decades to cultivate -- has otherwise faded.
		His career -- which began in Canada's hinterlands and saw Robertson absent at night and sleeping late into the morning ("in a way it was a good thing he wasn't up trying to compete for a bathroom with four teenagers") -- "grew very slowly," Nancy says.
		If the gesture, delivered unknowingly, innocently -- endearingly -- suggests Robertson, in the flesh, is out of touch, from the opposite side of the TV screen he is as connected to his audience as ever.
	www.macleans.ca /culture/media/article.jsp?content=20061023_135193_135193 (0 words)

	Featured Guest Speaker
		Lloyd Robertson, anchor of CTV’s flagship nightly news, guest lectured at the invitation of Centennial Prof.
		Ted Barris, a journalism teacher and war historian whom Robertson has tapped for expert commentary during CTV’s coverage of events like the D-Day anniversary last year and the anniversary of the liberation of Holland this year.
		Robertson became a fixture in many Canadian homes by the 1970s, when he was anchoring CBC’s The National.
	www.centennialcollege.ca /future/ccc_robertson.jsp (370 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! - Lloyd Robertson signs to '99
		Robertson had planned to leave this fall to make way for Keith Morrison.
		Included are interviews with a former government minister who spent three years as a political prisoner, a TV anchorwoman fired after talking about the Tienanmen massacre on U.S. TV, and a young singer trying to make it in Western-style rock 'n' roll.
		Robertson and crew were closely monitored during their time in China in June, accompanied everywhere by government "minders."
	jam.canoe.ca /Television/TV_Shows/C/CTV/1995/12/12/pf-734866.html (0 words)

	AdaEveningNews.com - Ada, Oklahoma - Family, faith restore hope after tornado (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		As the sun began to set Monday evening, less than 24 hours after the storm, Annette Robertson surveyed the remains of the home of her mother- and father-in-law, Aronda and Lloyd Robertson, in Kansas.
		Melba and Harold Cleveland, neighbors of the Robertsons, were also in the home as it was struck by the tornado.
		Robertson sat where, less than 24 hours before, an exterior wall had enclosed the home of Aronda and Lloyd Robertson.
	www.adaeveningnews.com /statenews/cnhinsall_story_074111301.html (0 words)

	Eye Weekly - The PR Rx - 11.25.99
		Imagine you're watching the CTV national news, the 11 o'clock broadcast billed as "Canada's most trusted newscast." Anchorman Lloyd Robertson begins reading a lightly rewritten press release from Big American Motors boasting about some features of its new car.
		Lloyd Robertson: Canadians may soon have a new weapon to fight the flu.
		Robertson: A similar drug in pill form called Tamiflu is also expected to be approved in the U.S. It is also under review by Canadian officials.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_11.25.99/news/media.html (0 words)

	The Charles Lloyd Quartet: Of Course, Of Course
		The Charles Lloyd Quartet: Of Course, Of Course
		Cannonball's band was a major influence for the Hawks, as they went through their "jazzster" period, often including Lloyd-inspired flute solos by Jerry Penfound in their concerts.
		According to John Simon, Robbie Robertson was invited by Charles Lloyd to sit in with the quartet in the Columbia studio in New York, March 1965, during the recording of Of Course, Of Course.
	theband.hiof.no /albums/of_course_of_course.html (0 words)

	CTV.ca \| CTV News Team
		She's been anchoring CTV News on weekends since 1985 and has filled in for Lloyd Robertson as Alternate Anchor of CTV News on weeknights since 1981.
		she frequently appeared on W-FIVE as a contributing reporter and interviewer, and recently (with Lloyd Robertson) took on anchoring responsibilities for the showcase newsmagazine.
		That same year she shared the Bronze Medal for Best Newscast from the International Film and TV Festival with Lloyd Robertson for their coverage of the Ice Storm that devastated Quebec.
	www.ctv.ca /rinaldo (1063 words)

	Let's rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		And in the same year, Robertson Taylor Insurance Brokers was formed to specifically to serve the needs of the music and live event industries, providing insurance for event cancellation through to copyright protection for songwriters.
		Lloyd's is a registered trade mark of the Society of Lloyd's
		Lloyd's is authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
	www.lloyds.com /News_Centre/Features_from_Lloyds/Lets_rock.htm (0 words)

	Robertson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Robertson, Lord Robertson, TD, Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland, 1966-87, (1912-10-30 - 2005-07-21).
		P.L. Robertson, inventor of the Robertson screwdriver and screw.
		Division of Robertson, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, in New South Wales.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robertson (0 words)

	ROBERTSON FAMILIES of the WORLD's Dreambook
		His father was Elijah Sparks Robertson (b 1825 in Georgia; d 03/03/1883) who married Rhoda Jane Hanks (b 1836 in Georgia; d 01/04/1863; daughter of John Hanks and Ann R.) on 02/26/1856 in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana.
		Stephen was born in Fincastle Co. VA ca 1775 married Winnie in 1800 In Knox Co. TN...Had 13 children and migrated and settled in Brown Co., IN ca 1828.
		Comments: i am looking for information on a tim and rosa roberson,robinson or robertson, tim was born in 1882 rosa in 1886, had five children rosa died at 27 and tim at 31, rosa's mother name i think is becky smith of s.c.
	jrshelby.com /rfotw/rfotw.htm (0 words)

	Canadian Communications Foundation - Fondation Des Communications Canadiennes
		Lloyd anchored CBC's "The National" from 1970 to 1976, and then joined CTV's News Department in October of '76 to co-anchor with Harvey Kirck "The CTV National News".
		Over four decades of broadcasting, Lloyd Robertson proved himself a master of virtually every form of radio/TV news coverage.
		In 1998, Lloyd Robertson was inducted into the CAB Hall of Fame, and with the approval of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.
	www.broadcasting-history.ca /personalities/personalities.php?id=95 (0 words)

	DaVinci: Bookmarks> L> lloyd
		Wellington Underwriting (WUN.L: Quote, Profile, Research) for 591 million pounds in cash and shares to create the biggest underwriter on the Lloyd's of London...
		Hufnus, Carl III and Laura Christine, Hufnus, Michele L, Coutant, Michele L, Kinsolving, C Richard, Richmond, Patricia H to Glasgow, Harris Lloyd Tr, Harris...
		401 Race St Lloyd P Trate and Tracy A Kabilko to Jennifer L Carver, $95,000.
	www.bluegrassdavinci.com /ODP/Bookmarks/L/lloyd (0 words)

	AM - Jim Lloyd rejects fraud allegations
		JIM LLOYD: Well, I have asked for to examine any emails that may have been sent in relation to this project and I've counselled the staff member involved.
		JIM LLOYD: Look, the staff member has told me the intent of the email was to alert Wyong Council offices to the fact that the money that was allocated for the Tumbi Creek Dredging Project must be spent on the Tumbi Creek Project.
		JIM LLOYD: Look, when there was heavy rain in the area there was a small, partial clearing of the creek.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2005/s1299785.htm (0 words)

	Calgary - The Cellar
		As Chief News Anchor and Senior News Editor of CTV News, Lloyd Robertson, 67,
		is the leader of the country's most-watched national newscast, "CTV News with Lloyd Robertson."
		Lloyd Robertson would have words with the press writer who wrote that caption.
	cellar.org /showthread.php?t=1431 (0 words)

	UTC Sife Awarded Regional Champion Title
		They are exceptional students of whom we and their parents can be proud," said Dr. John Alvis, SIFE faculty advisors and Clark Professor of Accounting.
		Robertson, a senior at UTC, is a political science major and business administration minor.
		She is on full scholarship at UTC, pursuing her accounting degree with a GPA of 3.8/4.0.
	www.utc.edu /Administration/UniversityRelations/newsreleases/homenews/sife.html (0 words)

	Lloyd Borrett - Weird Mob - Family - Williamson Family & History
		In August 2003 for my mother's 70th birthday, my sister organised to gather as many of the Williamson clan together as possible in Adelaide for a much overdue celebration luncheon.
		Her older sister Dawn Robertson died some years ago, survived by her husband John and son Robert.
		(L to R) Rear: Marie and Dean Borrett; Dawn and John Robertson; Lloyd, Lyall, Graham, Kathleen, Erwin, Colleen, Brian, Joyce and Denise Williamson.
	www.borrett.wattle.id.au /weirdmob/williamson.htm (0 words)

	CTV National News - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The current anchors are Lloyd Robertson on weekdays, and Sandie Rinaldo on weekends.
		In 1976, CTV National News returned to the coanchor format, hiring Lloyd Robertson as co-anchor with Kirck; Robertson just served as anchor of rival newscast The National on CBC.
		For a time in the late 1970s and again in the early 1990s Keith Morrison acted as weekend and substitute anchor and was considered Robertson's likely successor[1] before a network shakeup resulted in his moving to NBC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CTV_National_News (0 words)

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