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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2013
Page
6
The author recounts receiving a smart phone and smart TV as gifts, noting initial confusion with apps and accounts while highlighting tech frustrations. He mentions downloading Bible and Facebook, syncing music, and photos, and a Netflix crash during installation. He concludes with optimism about learning to adapt.
Baxter Black recalls past hardships from the Dust Bowl era to the Great Recession and 9/11 era, contrasting tech abundance with economic strain. He notes unemployment peaks, safety nets, and the resilience of workers and communities while honoring his grandfather and urging renewed effort.
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The Quay County Sun outlines its commitment to voice and freedom with responsibility for all readers. The brief announces the publisher and editor credits and reiterates the newspaper’s mission and contact details.
The obituary chronicles General H Norman Schwarzkopf who died at 78 from pneumonia complications. It traces his Desert Storm leadership, Vietnam service, military honors, and postwar advocacy while noting his mixed views on later conflicts and his enduring nickname The Bear. He is praised for honesty, honor, and national service.
The record lists contact numbers for Senator Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico with Washington and Albuquerque offices and a toll free line, and Representative Ben Lujan with his Washington office number. No additional context or events are provided.
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