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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2013
Page
6
Karl Terry recounts a New Mexico trip to Red River spoiled by a flat tire that collapsed and rain soaked the trunk tasking him to improvise a repair in mud and delaying fishing plans in Cimarron Canyon Taos tires became a costly and nonrelaxing detour.
Cowboy poet Baxter Black recounts a Utah ranch mishap where Cheryl is nearly crushed under Cannonball after a saddle slips during a cow check. She extracts herself unharmed after three attempts to drag the gear back to the barn. The anecdote ends with a quip on cinches and a cowboy heritage.
Editorial page explains unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board including Ray Sullivan and David Stevens. Letters to the editor should cover public interest topics and stay under 300 words with contact details for submission. Guest columns are welcomed and routed through Editor David Stevens via phone or email.
The Quay County Sun announces its editorial stance from Clovis Media Inc. withEditor David Stevens outlining a commitment to free speech and responsibility for all readers in Tucumcari New Mexico.
Viewpoint argues a state owned veteran cemetery model could add up to ten sites across New Mexico. It cites space shortages at Santa Fe and Fort Bayard and notes startup cost 390000 to 640000 funded partly by federal aid, with VA maintenance support. Legislature should consider 2014 proposal seriously.
The document lists contact information for NM figures including Pat Woods of District 7 in Broadview andGeorge Dodge Jr with emails and phone numbers. It provides Box 316 Santa Rosa NM 88435 and Broadview NM 88112 mailing addresses and office lines.
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