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If McCammond and Vepco are truly anxious to improve the utility’s public image, it cannot do so by indulging in intemperate language, but by a prudent new approach to utility and consumer problems that is far more responsive to consumer wishes and needs. After all, it cannot be said too often that Vepco is a public utility under public regulation, and should avoid waste or extravagance, should avoid secrecy in any of its operations, and avoid the kind of corporate arrogance it all too often has displayed in the past.
There is an intolerable secrecy, for instance, in Vepco’s system of hiding its outlays for public relations amidst a mountain of figures for advertising. What have been the annual expenditures for
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