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	Max Robinson Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Even though Max Robinson was heralded by the fl community for fighting racism and injustice to become the first fl network news anchor, he was constantly trying to overcome his own personal demons, which made his journey more difficult.
		Max Robinson had finally made it to the big time; he was now anchoring the top-rated newscasts in the city.
		Robinson's integrity as a journalist and his role as a leader in the fight against prejudice made him a mentor to many young fl television journalists.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/max-robinson (1798 words)

	Max Robinson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Max Robinson (May 1, 1939 – December 20, 1988) was a television journalist and was the Chicago based co-anchor of ABC News "World News Tonight" from 1978-1983 in the United States, and is best known for being the only (as of 2006) African American broadcast network news anchor in the United States.
		Robinson's ABC tenure was marked by conflicts between him and the management of ABC News over viewpoints and the portrayal of Black America in the news.
		Robinson had been found to have AIDS while he was hospitalized for pneumonia in an Illinois hospital, but he kept it a secret.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Max_Robinson (712 words)

	African American Registry: One of the best of TV news, Max Robinson
		Max Robinson* was born on this date in 1939.
		Max Robinson died of complication of AIDS on December 20th 1988, in Washington D.C. During his career he received many awards, the Capital Press Club Journalist of the year award, and the Ohio State Award as well as an award from the National Education Association.
		Robinson also taught at Federal City College, in Washington D.C. and the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
	www.aaregistry.com /african_american_history/856/One_of_the_best_of_TV_news_Max_Robinson (333 words)

	Regularity Max Robinson
		But Chris showed a dramatic improvement after rebuilding his distributor, and Max had been putting in a perfectly adequate performance until he spent most of the last event inhaling the alcoholic aerosol coming from Ross Stewart's exhaust.
		The Vauxhall team won the Teams Trophy - again - but the rumour is that they cheated by hiding a large team of timekeepers in their glove boxes.
		In between the lies we are required to tell each other, the excuses we are compelled to invent, and the grumbling that reminds us we are still here, we really do appreciate the effort that is put into making this meeting so much better than any of the others we compete at.
	www.austin7club.org /Regularity.htm (647 words)

	Max Robinson - Moviefone
		During most of Robinson's tenure, ABC News used the Westar satellite to feed Robinson's segment of WNT from Chicago to New York.
		The Max Robinson Center is located at the corner of Martin Luther King,...
		Max Robinson - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Max Robinson Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/max-robinson/60811/main (107 words)

	Max Robinson
		When Roone Arledge reshaped ABC's nightly news as World News Tonight in 1978, Robinson was hired as one of three co-anchors, along with Frank Reynolds and Peter Jennings.
		After the death of Reynolds in 1983 the program was reshaped again, and Robinson left to anchor a local news channel, WMAQ, in Chicago.
		He died from AIDS at Howard University Hospital, at a time when having the disease was much less understood and much more of a stigma than it is today.
	www.nndb.com /people/533/000049386 (91 words)

	Whitman-Walker Clinic
		The Max Robinson Center is located at the corner of Martin Luther King, Jr.
		Avenue and Chicago Street, S.E. By bus: The 90, P6 and P2 bus lines stop directly outside the Max Robinson Center.
		Primary medical care is available at Max Robinson Center
	www.wwc.org /regional_centers/max_robinson.html (357 words)

	Max's Music Place
		Max's Music Place is the name of my personal recording label.
		This Folk Music Web Ring site owned by Max Robinson.
		This page copyright © 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Max Robinson
	www.maxsmusicplace.com (501 words)

	Max Design - articles and presentations on CSS, web standards and accessibility
		Max Design - articles and presentations on CSS, web standards and accessibility
		Max Design - standards based web design, development and training
		Max Design - web design and web development focusing on Cascading Style Sheets, usability, accessibility and web standards.
	www.maxdesign.com.au /presentation (1086 words)

	Max Robinson (II) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Max Robinson was born in Richmond, VA on May 1, 1939 to Maxie and Doris Robinson...
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