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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2013
Page
6
Karl Terry reports on persistent drought and fierce winds at the New Mexico Ag Expo in Portales. High February winds 50 to 60 mph stirred dust and stressed farmers, while dampened ground and moisture hints offered scant relief. He notes the fragile link between drought conditions and rural livelihoods and urges prayers for rain.
A cowboy poet recalls spousal training as key to harmony in marriage. Cary trains a spirited horse with his bride's help, leading to chaos yet lasting love. Years later they share chores, compromise, and balanced family life while continuing practical lessons. Baxter Black signs off with contact details.
The page outlines that unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board including Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. It describes letters to the editor limited to public interest topics, under 300 words, and provides contact details for submissions by email and phone. Guest columns contact Editor David Stevens with phone and email provided.
The Quay County Sun argues for responsible journalism and free expression as essential civic tools. The editor emphasizes the newspaper’s mission to give a voice to all and uphold the duty that accompanies freedom.
A viewpoint urges Congress and the White House to stop blaming and start governing as automatic sequestration cuts take effect. It notes the looming $46 billion Defense Department reduction and potential furloughs at Cannon Air Force Base, stressing urgent bipartisan action to avert a national security and fiscal crisis.
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