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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2011
Page
6
Russell Anglin urges readers to accept past errors as learning. He argues fear of regret blocks progress, stresses risk and disappointment as part of life, and promotes seeking new interests to ease the burden of memories.
Baxter Black reflects on catfish culture from Belzoni Mississippi to the mountain west, noting dwindling local catfish farms for six years due to cheaper Asian imports. He urges branding and origin labeling coupled with value added programs to compete, citing examples like Certified Angus Beef and Walmart branding.
Editorials are unsigned to reflect the paper owners stance while other views are from authors. Letters must be typed double spaced, under 300 words, signed, include city and daytime phone for verification, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or those to third parties will not be published.
A note invites readers to submit guest columns through Editor David Stevens contact options. It lists phone number 575-799-7622 and an email link at link.freedom.com for submissions and inquiries. The item provides no further context or dates.
The Quay County Sun issue presents an editorial position citing freedom as a divine and moral principle aligned with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The publishers express a philosophy that self control and personal responsibility drive human development.
Sen. Tom Coburn outlines nearly 2 million dollars on a park and museum for discarded neon signs. The report cites costly poetry programs for zoos, undeserved prisoner refunds, and NSF studies on online dating and voting behavior as examples of wasteful federal spending.
Sen Jeff Bingaman and Sen Tom Udall provide Washington and local offices with phone numbers. Rep Ben Lujan lists Washington and New Mexico numbers and a web address for the district office.
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