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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2010
Page
3
Former Quay County Sun writer Kari Terry notes the rise and limits of Facebook as a reconnecting tool, reflecting on how the platform blends older forms of communication and questions its lasting value. He cites personal hesitation and eventual use through email contacts.
Baxter Black argues the obesity issue reflects differing realities over personal responsibility vs government action. He questions urban food deserts cited by Michelle Obama in Let’s Move while insisting rural families plan meals and exercise, skeptical of federal programs. He notes the need for individual accountability amid a broader policy push.
Opinion page notes that editorials represent the paper and owners while letters are by authors. Letters must be on general topics, typed double spaced, under 300 words, signed with city and daytime phone, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or those to third parties will not be published.
Readers are invited to submit guest columns by contacting Editor David Stevens. Provide a brief pitch and contact details to publish opinion pieces in the newspaper's opinion section. Reach him at 575-799-7022 or via email at davidstevensinkfreedom.com.
The Quay County Sun presents a philosophy note from its staff noting freedom comes from God and aligns with the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes self-control as the path to human development and progress.
The Supreme Court in Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project upheld that providing material support to designated foreign terrorist organizations can be punished even when the aid is nonviolent. Knowledge suffices to trigger the statute, and speech can count as material support per the majority. Critics warn this may chill free expression and erode civil liberties further.
The text lists contact numbers for Senator Bingaman and Senator Udall in Washington and district offices in New Mexico along with Representative Lujan's Washington and New Mexico numbers and a partial web reference. These entries identify offices and phone lines for state lawmakers.
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