Loyalty to petrified opinion quote on freedom
A terse quotation emphasizes that steadfast attachment to unyielding views never frees people or breaks chains. It frames intellectual rigidity as a barrier to real liberty and social progress.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2013
Page
6
A terse quotation emphasizes that steadfast attachment to unyielding views never frees people or breaks chains. It frames intellectual rigidity as a barrier to real liberty and social progress.
Karl Terry notes how modern navigation via smartphone apps mirrors old cassette tape route pilots used by newspaper carriers. He recalls occasional errors like entering Farwell addresses and a Nissan 200SX telling jokes, and ends with a reminder to use maps or risk getting lost.
Cowboy poet Baxter Black argues that current farming methods from Monsanto to Deere boosted output and global feeding, while dismissing “sustainable farming” as an outdated dream. He labels proponents’ ideas as subsistence level and contrasts them with postwar agricultural advances that fed millions. He provides contact details.
The unsigned editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor must be about public interest, limited to 300 words, and are submitted by email to dstevens pntonline.com or by phone at 763 6991.
Reader contributors are invited to send guest columns to Editor David Stevens. Contact information includes phone 763-6991 and email dstevens pntonline.com for submissions.
The Quay County Sun lists Ray Sullivan as Publisher and David Stevens as Editor at Clovis Media Inc with address in Tucumcari New Mexico and notes the paper’s mission to give voice to all and uphold freedom and responsibility.
Voters said 80 percent preferred higher PRC qualifications. HB 47 would require a bachelor’s degree or seven years of decision making in a related field plus ongoing education, while SB 8 Senate substitute lowers the bar to an associate degree or high school with dual credits. Critics urge raising standards to ensure qualified utility regulation.
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