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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2010
Page
3
Russell Anglin, senior reporter for the Quay County Sun, muses on enduring winter cold and explores heating options from wood furnaces to gas heat and space heaters, weighing costs and safety before deciding to adjust the office thermostat.
Baxter Black, a self described cow boy poet and ex veterinarian, shares tall reminisces from Montana about Bud and his dad, their paint horse mishaps, and wild bucking by the creek. The yarns frame aging, humor, and a fond pride in horse handling.
The Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc. publish unsigned editorials reflecting owner policy. all other views on the page belong to their authors. The statement clarifies that opinion content represents the publication's stance or individual contributor perspectives.
The notice outlines that letters to the editor must discuss general topics, be typed and double spaced, and not exceed 300 words. Each letter must be signed with the author's city and a daytime phone number. Editorial staff may edit letters, and unsigned or third party addressed letters will not be published.
Instructional note directs potential contributors to contact Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email. The text provides outreach channels for guest columns and a web link. No event or location details beyond contact information.
The Quay County Sun presents an editorial stance linking freedom to divine guidance and moral law. It asserts that true liberty comes from personal self control and responsible production, aligning with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Congressional Republicans backed by midterm wins vow up or down votes on EPA rules addressing air quality toxic emissions and coal ash. They plan to use the Congressional Review Act seek funding cuts and push for rapid approvals to blunt Obama era rules amid a stronger GOP House and slimmer Senate margin.
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