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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2009
Page
2
The Quay County Sun published at 902 S First St Tucumcari New Mexico shares a statement about freedom from God and personal self control aligned with the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence as guiding principles from editor David Stevens.
The piece praises Dr. Regina Benjamin for founding a rural Alabama clinic and notes her resilience after Hurricanes George and Katrina. It questions the need for a surgeon general under Obama and critiques the office as an unnecessary expense with limited duties, suggesting health policy could advance without the role.
A satirical piece by Baxter Black questions pork related prejudice around swine flu, arguing risk is tied to contact rather than pork products. It mocks naming the disease swine flu and offers tongue in cheek contact cautions, while noting the official name H1N1. It ends with contact details for the author.
A roster lists Sen. Jeff Bingaman and Sen. Tom Udall with Washington and district offices in Roswell and Santa Fe including addresses and phone numbers. Also includes Rep. Ben Lujan with Washington and Tucumcari offices, addresses and contact numbers and websites.
The author defends Police Chief Roger Hatcher for detaining a teen who fought with her mother and fled police. The letter argues individuals must accept responsibility for illegal acts and praises the Tucumcari Police Department for protecting public safety. It urges backing law enforcement and a wakeup call against unlawful actions.
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