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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2010
Page
3
Karl Terry recalls how Washington is portrayed in legends from the cherry tree tale to wooden teeth myths. He notes the holiday’s naming and marketing shifts and questions long standing beliefs about the nation’s first president.
Baxter Black reflects on hardworking ranchers and pioneers who thrive on struggle. A California bride joins a Wyoming couple raising stock and animals, embodying grit, self-reliance, and community spirit. He likens their effort to NASA astronaut preparations and imagines an enduring rural vision for Wyoming.
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Local item invites writers to submit guest columns. Contact Editor David Stevens by phone at 575-799-7022 or by email via the provided link.
The Quay County Sun coalesces around a faith grounded liberty message declaring freedom from government as grounded in God and aligned with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The publisher and editor emphasize self control and personal responsibility as key to human development.
Our Views notes that Iran’s Green Movement, sparked by the 2009 presidential vote, shows deep societal rifts and protest persistence. The regime preemptively neutralized marches with arrests, internet shutdowns, and security deployment, signaling no imminent overthrow but lasting pressure for potential reforms.
New Mexico lawmakers Sen Jeff Bingaman with Washington and toll free numbers and a web site, Sen Tom Udall with Washington and Albuquerque numbers, and Rep Ben Lujan with Washington and New Mexico contact numbers and a web site. The record lists offices and numbers for these officials.
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