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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2009
Page
3
The Quay County Sun presents its philosophy that freedom stems from God and individual self rule. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens outline a stance rooted in the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule as guiding principles.
An unsigned editorial advocates compensating organ donors to reduce transplant delays and curb a growing black market. It cites Rosenbaum’s ring, NOTA's bans, and argues that payment could save thousands, with safeguards and proposals from lawmakers to fund donor costs.
New Mexico legislators listed include Sen. Jeff Bingaman with Washington and toll free numbers and a Senate site. Sen. Tom Udall provides Washington and Albuquerque office numbers and a Senate contact page. Rep. Ben Luján offers Washington and local numbers with a House site.
Karl Terry recalls oversleeping after 35 years of punctuality on a Monday. He blames a power outage and sleeping pills, detailing his morning routine, coworkers’ reactions, and his wife’s amused reminder of the lapse. He notes the incident and laughs from leadership.
Baxter Blard, a noted cowboy poet and ex-veterinarian, describes buying a shaggy mustang named Dumbo from a forest ranger. The horse proves stubborn and untrainable, tripping the rider and failing to walk straight, yet Dave reports Dumbo sold for 210 dollars despite limited redeeming traits.
The policy explains unsigned opinion pieces represent the publisher while letters to the editor must be signed and include a city and daytime phone number for verification The page notes word limits and that all letters may be edited Unsigned letters or those addressed to others will not be published and longer submissions require signing and contact details.
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