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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2014
Page
4
Personal reflection traces jackrabbit presence in New Mexico deserts from 1960s highways to modern pasture sightings. Notes long ears, silent hides, and the ease of spotting them when they freeze. Describes childhood rabbit drives and a nephew’s memory of eating cottontails, ending with a welcome to Brer Rabbit in the neighborhood.
A critic compares rider care for large horses to airlines and praises wranglers who accommodate oversized travelers. The piece humorously proposes season end awards, naming “Black & Blue Heart” style honors for bravery, and ends by noting Baxter Black as the author with contact details.
The opinion page notes unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board led by Editor David Stevens. It states letters to the editor on public topics only, capped at 300 words, with contact details for submissions via email to dstevens ontonline.com or by phone at 763-6991.
Reader instruction for submitting guest columns directing to Editor David Stevens with phone and email contact, including a misspelled email domain. The piece conveys how to reach the editor for guest writings.
The Quay County Sun proclaims its role in giving a voice to all and upholds freedom as a gift of life. It emphasizes responsibility to ensure that freedom extends to everyone in the community.
The Tucumcari verdict to treat Tony Day as a juvenile is praised as humane while acknowledging the harm from Sue Day and Sherry Folts. The piece defends mercy in youth justice, notes abuse history, and calls for balance between accountability and rehabilitation without erasing the tragedy.
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