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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2014
Page
6
A reflective essay on listening, sharing personal life details, and the temptation to pry. The narrator recalls encounters in service settings where others reveal much about themselves and questions whether deep talks arise from genuine connection or a tactic to sell. He notes his own tendency to listen without offering empathy and admits the need to open up more himself.
Baxter Black argues marijuana legalization mirrors rural to urban migration. Western towns trend into mini metropolises, adopting city values, laws, and amenities while locals feel sidelined. He notes rising influence of moneyed newcomers and creeping changes like resort taxes, gated communities, and new concessions to tourism and pot commerce.
The Quay County Sun outlines its mission to give voice to all and defend freedom as a life gift. It emphasizes responsibility to ensure equal rights and opportunities for everyone in its community.
A critical DOE Inspector General audit targets the National Nuclear Security Administration and labs including Los Alamos and Sandia. It highlights missing weapon design records, mismatched parts, delays and costs, plus degraded microfiche materials, while noting some partial improvements and the need for better digitization and control of classified designs.
A directory style note lists New Mexico U S senators and representatives with their Washington and local office phone numbers. It includes Sen Tom Udall Rep Ben Lujan and State Rep Dennis Roch with addresses and contact emails or phone numbers.
The document states unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board led by Publisher Mike Jensen and Editor David Stevens. It also sets letters to the editor as topics of public interest, capped at 300 words, with submission via email to dstevens pntonline com or by phone at 763 6991.
Reader writers are invited to submit guest columns to Editor David Stevens. Contact him at 763-6991 or via email at dstevens pntonline.com for submission guidelines and scheduling.
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