Newspaper Relations and Fair Coverage in Public Utilities
The piece argues that newspapers and utilities should avoid undue influence while stressing the value of fair, impartial reporting. It notes utilities seek good relations with publishers and reporters, but asserts fair treatment benefits both sides and fosters trust in news coverage.
Newspapers Worth Note on Public obligation and Profit
A columnist argues newspapers owe duties to the community while needing to profit to stay in business. Utilities and engineers prefer precise terms and the public needs plain language. The piece urges utilities to hire experienced reporters to bridge technical detail and layman understanding.
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