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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2011
Page
6
A long personal reminiscence about leading singing in Church of Christ services, difficulty with music theory and instruments, and attempts to learn shape note singing. The narrator recalls Mrs Brazzell, a basic a cappella tradition, and a new singing instruction series while admitting limited hand wavin and flute o phone skills.
Cowboy poet Baxter Black argues for recycling biomass from everyday waste as a fuel option. He suggests wood waste, manure, kudzu, Christmas trees, paper, receipts, and even Popsicle sticks could power plants, urging readers to imagine home self generation and ongoing conservation. He includes contact for Baxter Black.
Editorials on this page reflect the Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc. owners. Letters to the editor must be topics of general interest, typed double spaced, and no more than 300 words. Signed letters include city and daytime phone for verification. unsigned or third party letters will not be published and may be edited.
Readers are invited to submit guest columns through Editor David Stevens. Contact number is 575-799-7022 or reach by email via the provided link.freedom.com address.
The Quay County Sun notes its stance that freedom arises from God and individual self control, aligning with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens oversee the paper's mission and values.
Our view argues the September 2008 crisis shows the need for major budget cuts as markets fall after S & P cuts US credit to AA plus. It cites Dow losses, debt ceiling action, and unfunded liabilities over 100 trillion while urging Congress and Obama to pursue spending reductions rather than tax increases.
New Mexico lawmakers Sen. Jeff Bingaman Rep. Ben Ray Lujan and Sen. Tom Udall provide phone numbers to reach their offices. Staff contact details include D and local numbers and official websites for each office.
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