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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2013
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment references Thomas Jefferson as a third U.S. president and includes stray text about foreigners and flashing phrases, lacking clear context or dates. The readable portion preserves Jefferson’s identity but offers no verifiable event or claim.
Karl Terry recounts a church service interrupted by an iPad playing Foreigner and a phone lurking in silent mode that roared with a Blizzard alert. He recalls rotary dial tones, Rotary meetings, and the quips of a crowd reacting to tech mishaps, ending with a nod to future readership and contact details.
A cow vet and breeder warn of calving hazards in a humorous list. The piece names risky practices such as Loop-A-Dope and Trick-a-Dope, urges keeping the chain loose, and advises letting a spouse handle newborn tagging. It mocks overconfident actions and ends with a heroic note on calf care. Baxter Black signs as cowboy poet and ex veterinarian.
The Clovis Media Inc editorial board sets policy for unsigned editorials and letters to the editor. Public interest topics are encouraged and letters are limited to 300 words. Contact Editor David Stevens at 763 6991 or via email dstevens pntonline com for submissions.
The Quay County Sun announces staff roles with Ray Sullivan as Publisher and David Stevens as Editor at Clovis Media Inc. The newspaper proclaims its motto about voice and freedom and responsibility toward all readers.
The piece extols Sunshine Week as a citizen duty to scrutinize government. It cites Louis Brandeis on sunlight as a disinfectant and praises groups like Knight Foundation and FOG of Albuquerque for pushing openness. It notes exemptions for personnel matters, pending litigation, and public property transactions while urging full public view of government business.
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