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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2012
Page
6
Kari Terry recalls a lifetime of photography from Polaroids and pocket cameras to Kodachrome and Tri X. He describes film costs and fogged prints, the shift to 35 mm color, newsroom work, and the rise of digital imaging transforming how images are captured and shared.
Baxter Black recounts Willie the cowman who sneaks into a calving pen with two calving chains and a stealth jeep wrapped in dark humor. A disturbing scene shifts from daylight aid to a violent dusk assault that ends with the man harmed and his wife offering bleak comfort.
The page explains that editorials reflect the Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc. opinions and unsigned opinions on this page are from the publication owners. It details letters to the editor guidelines requiring topics of general interest, typing, double spacing, up to 300 words, signed with author city and daytime phone, and notes that all letters may be edited while unsigned or third party letters will not be published.
A notice inviting readers to submit guest columns directs proposals to Editor David Stevens at 575-799-7022 or via email. The column request emphasizes reader contributions and provides the editor’s contact methods.
The Quay County Sun outlines its mission with Ray Sullivan as publisher and David Stevens as editor, affirming commitment to responsible free speech and inclusive community voice for Clovis and Tucumcari, New Mexico.
New Mexico Public Regulation Commission grapples with Pat Lyons efforts to bar Martin de la Garza from meetings after a 2009 firing over a $5,000 payment from a water utility owner. Lyons cites safety concerns while de la Garza’s rambling, accusatory testimony continues to provoke debate and policy tweaks limiting speaker time.
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