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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2010
Page
3
A witty maxim contrasts watching playing and working in golf noting enjoyment when watching or playing but work when employed at the game. The quote emphasizes golf's universal appeal and labor-like effort behind professional sport.
Karl Terry describes his evolving bond with his dogs and his wife’s frustration at the dogs responding to his commands. He notes a one syllable correction like Aunt and compares his methods to Cesar Milan while stressing mental communication and consistency in leading dogs to obedience. He reflects on his status as a former Quay County Sun publisher writing for Freedom New Mexico.
Baxter Black recounts a surreal scene at the Stockmen's Casino in Elko where Rodney from North Dakota touts Breath of Fire Kundalini Yoga Pranayama as a life extender. The deputy notes a humorous spectacle as locals react to unusual poses and claims of renewed vitality. Baxter Black is a cowboy poet and ex veteran roper.
The editorial page explains that editorials are unsigned and express the paper and owners views while other opinions reflect individual authors. It notes the Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications Inc. hold the official stance for editorials.
Community voices request space for general-interest issues in print. Letters must be typed, double-spaced, under 300 words, signed with city and daytime phone for verification. Editorial staff may edit letters. unsigned or third-party addressed letters will not be published.
Reader prompt inviting guest column submissions directed to Editor David Stevens with a phone contact and email link for freemarket publication inquiries. The notice provides a street address area code and indicates how to reach the editor for contribution.
Ray Sullivan and David Stevens sign off on a statement aligning the paper with religious and civic principles. The note emphasizes freedom derived from self control, God, and constitutional ideals as guiding the publication.
The USPS plans a two cent rate hike to 46 cents in 2011 along with other increases as mail volume falls and a $7 billion deficit looms. Critics urge competition and privatization to restore efficiency, arguing Congress may bail out the service without reform.
A compact list of contact numbers and websites for New Mexico lawmakers. It includes Sen Jeff Bingaman and Sen Tom Udall with Washington and district phone lines, Rep Ben Lujan with Washington and local numbers, and their official websites.
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