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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2013
Page
6
A narrator recalls cold mishaps from outdoor life and hunting trips. He contrasts ice in tea with dangerous icy drives and failed attempts at ice sports, recalling frosty Grand Canyon camping and icy highways in Colorado. He condemns four wheel drive on ice and prefers ice in tea.
Baxter Black recalls a Dakota ranch tale where Todd, a skilled horseman with a long rope, helps herd and ultimately captures a misbehaving yearling bull. After a tense chase by the corral, Todd uses a half hitch to free the Jeep drag capture as the bull escapes over the horizon.
Editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor must address public matters, avoid private disputes, and remain under 300 words with contact details for submission.
Reader submissions information for guest columns. Editor David Stevens invites writers to reach him at 763 6991 or via email dstevens pntonline.com to share opinions or essays for publication.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media Inc publishes with Ray Sullivan as Publisher and David Stevens as Editor. The paper proclaims a community voice and a belief that freedom carries responsibility to safeguard rights for all residents.
The editorial voices concern over a looming 557 bills introduced in 2013 by New Mexico legislators. It notes some proposals aim to “improve” existing laws, questions many ideas as unnecessary, and highlights a few that merit discussion such as funding to aid veterans with PTSD and efforts to repeal outdated standards. The piece criticizes broad government overreach and urges selective consideration.
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