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From The Providence Journal - November 13, 2004 Submitted Jerry Gibbons Broadcaster Truman Taylor, whose career has encompassed stints as reporter, anchorman, news director and host of an interview show, will be inducted into the Golden Circle of the New England chapter of the National Television Academy. The Golden Circle honors TV professionals who have spent at least 50 years in the industry. Taylor started his career in Bangor, Maine, in 1954. In 1962, he joined what was then WTEV and would eventually become WLNE, Channel 6. At Channel 6, Taylor was the station's principal evening news anchor from 1964 to 1980, doing double duty when he was named news director in 1972. In 1984 Taylor became director of programming and public affairs. He retired from his administrative duties in 2001, but continues to moderate his Sunday morning interview show. |
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