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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2010
Page
3
Russell Anglin of the Quay County Sun invites readers to pursue new goals in 2011, from finishing long delayed projects to trying novel experiences. The piece urges action, mentions a DIY loft sit up idea, and notes readers should seek parental permission for risky stunts while embracing daily challenges.
Baxter Black writes of Martin the mandolin as a traveling companion from ranch bunkhouses to sheep camps. He recalls writing songs, singing with cowboys, surviving on scarce entertainment, and repairing the instrument with glue and bolts. The piece ends noting Black’s contact details.
The Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc. own the paper and publish unsigned editorials. All other opinions on the page reflect the individual authors.
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The Quay County Sun asserts freedom stems from God and aligns with the Ten Commandments, the Xpress Bye, and the Declaration of Independence. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens emphasize human dignity and moral responsibility on the page.
The White House publicly signals Guantanamo will remain open for the foreseeable future. Critics argue the administration delays undermine civil liberties and hinder normal American judicial procedures. They warn continued offshore detention fuels security fears while expanding government power and shrinking liberty.
A brief list of contact numbers and web addresses for New Mexico lawmakers. Sen. Jeff Bingaman and Sen. Tom Udall provide Washington offices. Bingaman lists a toll free line and a site. Udall offers Albuquerque and Washington numbers and a site. Rep. Ben Lujan gives Washington and New Mexico numbers and a site.
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