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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2014
Page
6
Karl Terry recalls a lightning strike scrambling his computer and internet router while storms raged. He notes his wife shopping online during the outage, tech repairs roll out but the prognostication machine remains unreliable. The piece blends weather interest with domestic humor and nostalgia.
Dennis, a San Luis Valley farmer feeder, battles a quick mouse during a dash to feed cattle in a washing crisis. The misadventure ends with a near crash, a miraculous halt, and fence damage, recounted beside Baxter Black’s Cowboy persona.
Editorials are unsigned and represent the Clovis Media Inc. editorial board led by Publisher Mike Jensen and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor must concern public issues, stay under 300 words, and be submitted by email or phone to the listed contacts.
A note invites readers to submit guest columns and provides contact information for Editor David Stevens. It lists a telephone number and an email address for submissions.
The Quay County Sun details the newspaper’s role in giving a voice to all and upholding freedom as a life gift. It emphasizes responsibility that accompanies voice and freedom for everyone.
The column argues Obamacare flaws echo in VA hospital delays and criticizes political maneuvering. It questions how veterans fare under the program and whether the broader health reform will deliver on its promises. The piece links Pelosi comments and Senate enticements to ongoing health care concerns.
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