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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2012
Page
6
A personal reminiscence recalls family traditions of chocolate pudding made with crumbled white bread for volume, linked to a father figure who cooked desserts and fudge. The author notes Paula Deen’s recipe use of bread, mentions diabetes risk, and ends with resisting breaded pudding with a large bowl.
Baxter Black recounts a chaotic Lassen County episode where two poachers collide with a deer and a cow, a rural outhouse crash, and an odd twist as two vegetarian-turned beef eaters flee with jokes about musk ox and buffalo while Joy and guest Terri witness the scene. The story blends rural life, open range lore, and a comic Western voice.
The page explains opinion content and submission rules for letters to the editor and guest columns. Editorials are unsigned. letters must be signed with city and daytime phone, typed, double spaced and under 300 words. Unsigned letters and third party letters won’t be published. guest columns require Editor David Stevens contact.
The statement from Ray Sullivan, publisher of the Quay County Sun in Tucumcari New Mexico, emphasizes freedom arising from personal responsibility and adherence to foundational moral and democratic principles. It frames self control and production as key to human development and aligns with tenets of faith and liberty.
The editorial argues President Obama delaying Keystone XL permits costs thousands of U S jobs and raises energy prices. It criticizes environmental concerns and political timing, cites 20 000 immediate jobs and 118 000 spin offs, and questions motives amid campaign donors. It quotes unions opposing the delay and urges faster project approval.
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