When Writing a News Release, You Should Most Likely

When writing a news release, you should most likely:

A) not waste paper by using wide margins.
B) call to see if the editor has received your release.
C) write a headline that signals the key facts of the story.
D) provide all of the information that may be useful because length is not an issue.
E) place the most important information toward the end, so that it is easier for the reader to remember.