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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2013
Page
6
Karl Terry recounts a red headed woodpecker drilling at his eaves as his dog yaps at birds. He toys with a humorous back up plan involving a snorkel and BB gun, then clarifies he would not harm the bird. He notes his fondness for birds while seeking peace for his home.
Baxter Black laments forest management as fires now burn more area than in 1970 and notes shifts from logging to conservation. He critiques environmentalists and politicians for driving logging out of the woods and questions their current activist focus while praising fire fighters. He cites the pine beetle, lightning, and ongoing regeneration as nature’s response to human hubris. The piece ends with contact details for the author.
Editorial policy notes unsigned editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc. board led by Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters critique public issues, must stay under 300 words, and may be emailed to dstevens pntontine com or called at 763 6991.
A reader note invites guests to write opinion pieces and provides Editor David Stevens contact details including phone number 763 6991 and email dstevens pntonline.com for submission. The item highlights newsroom outreach rather than a policy or event.
The Quay County Sun profile thanks readers for civic engagement and emphasizes freedom and responsibility. Publisher CM Le underscores the newspaper’s mission to give voice to all and uphold responsible reporting.
Viewpoint argues Congress should start with small focused immigration reforms rather than a 1300 page Senate bill. It notes Boehner refusal to conference and cites DREAM Act ideas such as guest workers and pathway to citizenship for illegal arrivals who graduate, attend college, or serve two years.
Information lists three state lawmakers Dennis Roch Pat Woods and Pete Campos with districts 67 7 and 8 plus their addresses Broadview Texico Las Vegas NM 88135 88112 87701 and contact details including phones and emails.
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