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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2012
Page
6
A Clovis column recalls an iPad disaster after a basket of laundry toppled by a 14 year old dog. The device failed to recover from a dunk and rice cannot save it. The writer reflects on tech dependence and possible replacement while noting withdrawals and a lighter tone.
Baxter Black recounts a 300 pound steer named Rompy evading capture after breaking from a setup pen. The team uses a ramp, come-along, and hauling method to load the animal into a pickup, with the rescue concluding after a tense chase through a canyon and across rugged terrain.
The Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc publish unsigned editorials while all other views on the page are by their authors. Letters must be on general topics, typed, double spaced, under 300 words, signed with city and a daytime phone number for verification, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or letters to third parties will not be published.
A notice invites readers to submit guest columns and provides contact details for Editor David Stevens. It lists phone number 575 799 7022 and an email link for submissions, encouraging participation in the newspaper’s opinion pages.
The Quay County Sun presents its voice and responsibility in a publisher note from Ray Sullivan and editor David Stevens. The item emphasizes freedom as a gift of life and commitment to ensuring it for everyone through responsible journalism.
Viewpoint argues that government overreach intrudes on unalienable rights. It cites Roger Clemens perjury trials, New York City soda size limits, and chicken coop space rules while urging elected representatives to focus on preserving life liberty and happiness rather than restricting daily habits.
New Mexico lawmakers listed include Sen Jeff Bingaman and Sen Tom Udall with Washington offices and state toll free numbers, plus Rep Ben Lujan with Washington and Albuquerque contact lines. Web sites are provided for each official.
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