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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2014
Page
4
The quote reflects a caution about excess and scarcity, suggesting balance matters in policy or daily life. It emphasizes moderation and warns against extremes in actions or resources.
Karl Terry recalls enduring blood and medical scenes from a lifetime in journalism. He recounts slicing his palm with a knife, tending a toe wound, and watching doctors drain abscesses while his mother fainted, revealing a steadiness with gore and a touch of dark humor.
Baxter Black recounts Gerrall Wayne grafting a calf to a tame Holstein and the ensuing chaos as a heifer drags the truck around, blue heelers and two pugs riding along. The scene ends with a shattered windshield and a town’s bemused chatter. Baxter Black can be reached at 1-800-654-2550 or headcowboy@baxterblack.com.
The page outlines unsigned editorials as the editorial board’s view and sets guidelines for letters to the editor under 300 words. It provides contact details for submitting letters and guest columns to Editor David Stevens at 763 6991 or via email dstevens pntoniine com.
The Quay County Sun public rights statement emphasizes freedom as essential to life and highlights the newspaper’s responsibility to ensure those rights for all readers.
The piece argues for no exceptions in domestic violence discipline after Ray Rice’s firing by the Ravens and NFL suspension. It cites Judy Kluger and Sanctuary for Families, notes other cases like Ray McDonald and Joe Mixon, and urges zero tolerance regardless of status or speed of reaction.
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