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Before removing any tags from this article, it would be a good idea to address the issues which caused their placement. As of now, the article still remains uncategorized. It also provides no references or secondary sources -- especially for claims of accomplishments and awards. And as such, it fails to meet basic
notability requirements. (A quick Google search provided no information about her.) I am replacing the tags in hope that this information can be provided rather than submit the article for deletion.
CactusWriter06:09, 31 July 2008 (UTC)reply
Thank you, Cactus. I don't know where to go to prove her accomplishments, or to verify any of these facts. What do you suggest?
Also, her birth year is incorrect. She was born in 1925. I didn't find that out until I accessed Ancestry.com. She was very sensitive about her age and got away with fudging on her birth year.
I'd like to make her page more legitimate. It may take me a while to get back though. I'm open to any and all suggestions.
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Lynn C. Noel began her television reporting career in 1965. I don't know of any other female, African-American television news reporters at that time. She, certainly, was the first in Denver, CO. Someone will have to investigate as to whom was the first female, African-American television news reporter in the nation. She is among the few who were.
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CactusWriter06:09, 31 July 2008 (UTC)reply
Thank you, Cactus. I don't know where to go to prove her accomplishments, or to verify any of these facts. What do you suggest?
Also, her birth year is incorrect. She was born in 1925. I didn't find that out until I accessed Ancestry.com. She was very sensitive about her age and got away with fudging on her birth year.
I'd like to make her page more legitimate. It may take me a while to get back though. I'm open to any and all suggestions.
This is a talk page comment, removed from the article and placed here instead.
Lynn C. Noel began her television reporting career in 1965. I don't know of any other female, African-American television news reporters at that time. She, certainly, was the first in Denver, CO. Someone will have to investigate as to whom was the first female, African-American television news reporter in the nation. She is among the few who were.
