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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2013
Page
6
In a humorous confession Kari Terry explains a broken microwave nearly pushed him toward bachelorhood. After failed defrost attempts and resorting to sink water, he replaces the appliance with a newer model. He jokes the gadget keeps him tethered to domestic life unless his wife renews her respect for his cooking patience.
Baxter Black reflects on neighbors who raised walnuts and faced intimidation by a bully uncle. He contrasts memory with modern borders, criticizing crime, migration, and drug cartels while lamenting the human cost on both sides. He ends with a playful question about how to say walnut in Spanish.
Editorial policy states unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board including Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor on public interest topics should be under 300 words and may be emailed to dstevens pntonline.com or called in at 763-6991.
A notice invites potential guest columnists to reach Editor David Stevens for submission. It provides a phone number and an email address for contact. The message emphasizes reaching out to contribute opinion pieces to the newspaper.
The Quay County Sun acknowledges its mission to give voice to all and uphold freedom as a life gift. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens emphasize responsibility to ensure voice and freedom for everyone.
The column surveys Senate fights over extending subsidies for Stafford loans as July 1 looms. Democrats seek a two year delay while Republicans urge tying rates to 10 year Treasury yields, aligning with or opposing Obama veto. Compromise urged for upfront borrower clarity.
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