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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2010
Page
3
A relaxed golf day described as a pleasant ride in a cart and a humorous attempt to hit the ball straight. The author notes sunburn, lingering shaky chipping, and a casual lunch of grilled ham burgers, ending with a wish to play more often without turning it into work.
Baxter Black recounts a spring morning ride at Canary Springs where a fall into a prickly Paris maximus leaves him pinned and pant leg torn. He struggles free with humor, recalling old westerns and his odd fear of unmanned spy satellites.
The opinion page carries unsigned editorials representing the paper and owners. Letters to the editor must be signed with city and daytime phone, be under 300 words, typed double spaced, and may be edited. unsigned letters or those to third parties will not be published.
A guest column invitation appears, directing writers to contact Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email to submit pieces. The note mentions Freedom.com as the contact channel.
Quay County Sun notes that true liberty stems from self control and responsible production, aligning with Ten Commandments, the Gospel rule, and the Declaration of Independence. The piece underscores personal agency as essential to human dignity and progress.
The article warns of a looming doctor shortage under Obamacare with as many as 130000 fewer doctors in 15 years, mainly primary care physicians. It cites training declines, workload concerns, and Massachusetts access issues, plus complaints about IRS regulations and tax increases totaling 503 billion from 2010 to 2020.
New Mexico lawmakers listed include Sen. Jeff Bingaman and Sen. Tom Udall with Washington and local office phone numbers. Rep. Ben Lujan also appears with Washington and New Mexico contact numbers and a House web address. The material provides office lines and a web URL for each official.
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