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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2012
Page
6
A reader praises Act of Valor for its real Navy SEAL cast and emotional depth. The piece extols elite units like the Air Commandos of the 27th Special Operations Wing based locally, highlighting sacrifices, family time, and the personal battles behind their missions.
Kadie, a Montana rancher, balances calving with beauty care plans and a past spa ad. One dawn she wrestles a mud slick calf to safety, falls in mud, returns to the house with a muddy face, and jokes about crossing out mud bath while Baxter Black signs off as the cowboy poet narrator.
The page outlines opinion content policy with unsigned editorials representing the paper and owners and letters to the editor restricted to general-interest topics, signed by authors with city and daytime phone for verification, typing and length limits, and possible edits.
A notice invites potential guest columnists to reach Editor David Stevens. It provides a phone number 575-799-7022 and an email address for submissions. The message frames an opportunity rather than a published piece.
The Quay County Sun announces its editorial leadership with Ray Sullivan as Publisher and David Stevens as Editor. The newspaper emphasizes its commitment to free speech and responsibility in serving Clovis and Tucumcari, New Mexico, under Clovis Media Inc. guidance.
The column criticizes Rush Limbaugh for calling a Georgetown law student vulgar names and argues the bigger harm is the damage to credibility of conservatives who favor limited government. It urges civility,eration, and smarter debate while noting Limbaugh’s apologies and calling for broader accountability from all sides.
Democratic Senator Tom Udall and Representative Ben Lujan are listed with official websites. The Udall site is tomudall.senate.gov and Lujan's site is mujan.house.gov with links for constituent services and congressional information.
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