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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2013
Page
6
Karl Terry recalls two out of town weddings this summer nephew and coworker both held outdoors on hot and perfect days. Grooms wore jeans and boots brides wore barefoot or simple attire. Receptions featured good food and short ceremonies as couples begin long journeys together.
Baxter Black critiques the push for horse slaughter amid Wild Horse and burro management failures. He cites costs of horse care, Navajo Nation support for slaughter, and calls on Bill Richardson, Robert Redford, and HSUS to fund a $420 million solution, warning the crisis approaches.
The unsigned editorials reflect the Clovis Media Inc editorial board led by Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor must cover public interest topics, stay under 300 words, and be submitted via email or phone as listed.
A reader note invites guest column submissions and provides Editor David Stevens contact details including phone number 763 6991 and email dstevens pntonline.com for pitches and submissions.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media emphasizes serving all readers with a free voice and responsibility. The statement underscores journalistic duty to inform and engage the Tucumcari area and broader community.
New Mexico debate over the teacher evaluation system and a legal petition to stop the new rules highlights calls to keep the status quo. The petition argues parts of the rule conflict with law and relies on principals to observe classrooms, risking overburdening leaders while numbers show about 30 percent of students not meeting high school graduation goals. Spokesman Larry Behrens says PED will challenge delays, urging accountability for over 300,000 students.
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