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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2011
Page
6
An attributed line by James Branch Cabell contrasts optimism and pessimism about the world. The remark notes the paradox that the optimist claims the best of worlds while the pessimist fears that view may be accurate.
Russell Anglin reflects on turning 23 in Quay County Texas notes, career shift, and a wish for a balanced life. He recalls 22nd year in Pampa with family, cake, and shirts while pondering future headlines and a possible quarter life crisis. He invites readers who fit his described profile to reach out.
Baxter Black recounts a New Mexico rancher Cheri and her sister using eHarmony to pair their banker son after exchanging questionnaires. They secretly sampled applicants, selected two, eliminated one, and the chosen match married computing the groom’s hard to read insights into women. The story ends with the bride praising his understanding.
Opinion pieces on the Quay County Sur reflect the publishers views and not those of individual authors. Editorials are unsigned. letters must be signed with city and daytime phone, 300 word limit, typed, double spaced, and may be edited. Unsigned or third party letters will not be published.
Information lists editorial contact for guest columns. It names Editor David Stevens with phone number 575 799 7022 and email access via a link. The note directs potential contributors to reach out for submission guidelines.
The newspaper asserts freedom derives from God and aligns with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes individual self control as essential to human development and economic progress.
The piece argues for broad First Amendment protections including religious speech in public, criticizes a Texas court case ordering a district to ban graduation prayer terms, and warns against restricting expression in schools. It emphasizes a free market of controversial words and the duty to tolerate offense for American liberty.
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