Typical news story revisited

I often complain most loudly about the news story that doesn't give you a clear pic so I write a LETTER To the Ed of our otherwise excellent local rag, the Victorville, Ca Daily Press. It should be immediately pointed out, however, that the AP does it just as often, and maybe more...

In AP "Rules on wood stoves...." March 9 several q's instantly arise, not the least of which are: Exactly what has to be done to the fireplace/stove, and how much would it cost the owner. In all probability the reporter knew all the answers and assumes his readers do too

Of course it's AP not Daily Press, but being it's a typical example of this sort of thing and I'm a compulsive complainant and would probably feel relieved of the responsibility if I were advised that I'm unnecessarily jamming up your inboxes....

Still the typical newswriter everywhere needs to be re-educated with the needs of your Ordinary Everyday Dunce (me)

Hasn't anyone else out of 300,000 potential a2k respondents noted this shortcoming

Then March 6 under DVD there's "The Hunger Games…." providing not a single word what the movie is about