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Quay County Sun in Tucumcari, New Mexico

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Newspaper

Quay County Sun

Location

Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2012

Page

6

Law of the Sea and civilization at the waterline

Hunter S. Thompson remarks on the sea as a boundary of civilization and the food chain, noting human survival and dominance are challenged by oceanic forces and nature. The quote frames an uneasy view of humanity within environmental limits and frontier myths.

Remembering Morris Wood a kind principal and war hero

Kari Terry recalls Morris Wood, longtime L. L. Brown School principal, veteran, Hall of Fame alumnus, and basketball player who calmed frightened children, earned a Bronze Star, and mentored generations. His gentle discipline and service left a lasting imprint on Portales.

Portales Heaven Morris Wood Floyd New Mexico Athletic Hall of Fame Madison Square Garden New Mexico State University Philippines Capt. Wood L.L. Brown School Mr. Wood L.L. Brown

Cows and Cowboys in a Debate on Intelligence and Instinct

Baxter Black discusses cow intelligence versus instinct in handling cattle and argues that flow, hunger, and training matter more than brains. He notes Temple Grandin's facilities, describes open range behavior, and questions labeling cows as stupid while highlighting human plans and cowboy wit. He ends by offering contact details.

Will Temple Grandin

Editorial and Letters Policy Notices

Opinion page outlines unsigned editorials as the Clovis Media Inc editorial board viewpoint. Letters to the editor should address public interest topics and stay under 300 words with contact details for submission.

Guest Columns Contact Editor for Submissions

Readers are invited to submit guest columns by contacting Editor David Stevens. Reach him at 763 6991 or via email dstevens pntoniine.com for submission guidelines and deadlines.

David Stevens Dstevens Pntoniine

Quay County Sun Publisher and Editor Note

The Quay County Sun published by Clovis Media Inc announces staff roles and contact details. Ray Sullivan serves as publisher and David Stevens as editor, with the newspaper located at 902 S First St, Clovis NM 88101.

Kari Terry The Quay County Sun Clovis Media Inc Karlterry Yucca.net S. First St Seumeari, N.M Ray Sullivan David Stevens

Viewpoint: Selling Encanto may not serve New Mexico best

The piece argues against a quick sale of the state supercomputer Encanto. It notes past investments, ongoing costs, and limited income from usage. It urges a careful appraisal of a potential sale versus leveraging Encanto for research grants and regional academic partnerships.

Bill Richardson Susana Martinez Computing Applications Center Legislative Finance Committee LFC National Laboratories

New Mexico Democratic Congressional Offices Contact Details

The text lists contact numbers for Senators Bingaman Udall and Representative Lujan. It includes Washington, Albuquerque, and state offices with phones and a website for Bingaman and Lujan. No event or outcome is described.

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Hunter S. Thompson U.S Mint Romney Andrea MR. Axlerod Rome Caesar Bain Karl Terry Bill Baxter Black Baxter Pntonline Sen Jeff Bingaman Democrat Washington New Mexico Bingaman Senate.gov Tom Udall Albuquerque Rep Ben Lujan Jujan House
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