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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2014
Page
6
A Colorado publisher recalls Flint the Dalmatian who joined his office, sparked mischief, and grew beloved over 15 years. Though troublesome, the dog shared bed, warmth, and a final calm death after a quiet illness.
Baxter Black vents about air travel inefficiencies and rising costs. He has flown tens of thousands of miles and claims he never checks luggage. He predicts new surcharges and crowded cabins as airline mergers continue. He jokes about future seating and cabin rules.
Unsigned editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor should address public interest topics, stay under 300 words, and be submitted via email or phone as listed.
A notice invites readers to submit guest columns and provides contact for Editor David Stevens. It lists phone number 763 6991 and email dstevens pntonline.com for submissions and questions.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media Inc at Tucumcari NM presents a general editorial policy asserting the paper’s role in giving a voice to all and upholding freedom as a life guiding gift. It emphasizes responsibility to safeguard this freedom for everyone.
State overtime spending rose 50 percent from 2010 to 2013 as total state employees dropped 13.6 percent. Officials cite aging staff and retirements while critics urge filling vacancies and scrutinizing budgets to avoid long term dependence on overtime.
New Mexico lawmakers Sen. Tom Udall, a Democrat, provides contact numbers for his Washington office at 202 224 6621 and his Albuquerque office at 505 346 6791.
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