Freedom New Mexico Publisher and Editors Note
The Quay County Sun from Tucumcari presents an editors note asserting freedom stems from God and self control. It cites the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2009
Page
2
The Quay County Sun from Tucumcari presents an editors note asserting freedom stems from God and self control. It cites the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
The piece argues that while excessive pay at bailout recipients is sometimes overstated the Obama plan to limit pay at shareholder firms and require independent consultants risks overreach. It cautions that government control could increase red tape and distort market driven compensation while acknowledging past abuses and the merit of some proposed governance improvements.
A veteran observer recalls 4-H county contest debates with long‑standing critics who resist new methods. The piece contrasts 1950s show lambs and steers with later practices, then parallels military cannons evolving from horse teams to vehicles. It asks readers to avoid clinging to tradition and notes Glenda Price as NM Stockman contributing editor since 1982.
Baxter Black recounts Robin a overeager cowboy who survives a trailer tire blowout on California 91 with a spare pulled from an emergency box. He unscrews lug nuts recovers five of eight, tests a 15 psi Flat Fixer spare, and proves the heady philosophy that being over prepared can save the day.
Incomplete text discusses that editorials on the page are unsigned and reflect the owners Sunan Communications Inc. It notes suppression of other opinions and states the page carries those of the owners, implying a policy of non attribution.
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