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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2014
Page
6
The writer recalls haboobs or dust storms shaping plains weather. They discuss wind bursts lifting fine dust into towering walls, ancestors’ dust bowls, and how calm days feel after storms. Kari Terry of Clovis Media weighs in with regional reflections.
Baxter Black recounts Chet and Dale guiding a wayward bull named Blacky from a 35 acre brush line toward a cemetery and nursing home. The horseman lassos the animal after a chaotic chase through woods and parking lot, ending with crowd assistance and a corral trap. Black notes his contact info for readers.
The policy states unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board led by Publisher Mike Jensen and Editor David Stevens. It also limits letters to 300 words and provides contact details including email dstevenspntontine.com and phone 763-6991 for submissions.
Contact Editor David Stevens for guest column submissions. Reach him at 763-6991 or via email at dstevens pntonline.com.
The Quay County Sun announces its mission to give voice to all and uphold freedom as a life valued responsibility.
The Albuquerque Journal argues Rep. Phillip Archuleta and Rep. Ernest Chavez charged per diem while missing the 2014 session. With Archuleta seeking re election and Chavez not, the piece calls for a state attorney general opinion clarifying compensation limits and stressing per diem should reflect actual attendance and travel.
A record listing contact details for New Mexico lawmakers including U S senators Tom Udall Heinrich and Rep Ben Lujan along with state rep Dennis Roch and provided phone numbers emails and office addresses. The data covers Washington and Albuquerque offices and a Logan district address.
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