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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2011
Page
6
The writer recalls minor spills on a skateboard and a near crash during a winter drive in Amarillo, recounts a black ice accident near Pampa, and urges caution on roads and rails. Russell Anglin, managing editor of the Quay County Sun, signs off with safety tips and travel wishes.
Baxter Black relates a chaotic day near Ft Pierre SD with Ron and sons loading cows for a sale. A hog herd spooks cattle causing a stampede and a collision at Rudy Creek Bridge after a mobile home move blocks the road. Ron later tells the tale at the sale, blaming the pigs.
The page outlines that editorials reflect the paper and owners opinions and are unsigned. Letters to the editor should be general interest topics, typed double spaced, under 300 words, signed with city and daytime phone for verification, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or those addressed to third parties will not be published.
A note invites readers to submit guest columns and provides contact details for Editor David Stevens at 575-799-7022 or via email. It references a link.freedom.com address for submissions.
The Quay County Sun publishes from Tucumcari New Mexico with Ray Sullivan as publisher and David Stevens as editor. The paper emphasizes freedom rooted in God and the Ten Commandments aligning with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
The column argues privatizing TSA rather than unionizing 44 000 workers. It notes union votes for AFGE or NTEU, cites history from FDR and Obama, discusses strikes and transparency, and questions impact on security investigations and public accountability.
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