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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2011
Page
6
A Winston Churchill quip warns against negotiating with a monkey when the organ grinder is present, reflecting a dismissive stance on peripheral interferences during serious talks.
Freedom New Mexico invites readers to join a bracket challenge with prizes including a Jamaica trip and up to 1 million for a perfect bracket. Editor Russell Anglin notes he has never watched college basketball and plans to rely on mascots for picks while acknowledging Freedom New Mexico staff are ineligible.
A wandering narrator muses on a blue horse sculpture near Denver Airport and its possible meanings. The piece touches satire on public art, misread motives, and a mix of anecdotes about family, relationships, and practical wisdom from Ockham’s Razor and cowboy lore.
Editorials reflect the paper owners beliefs and are unsigned. Letters must be signed with city and daytime phone, under 300 words, typed double spaced, and may be edited. Unsigned or third party letters will not be published. To submit guest columns contact Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email.
The Quay County Sun entry quotes its publisher and editor statements on freedom, government, and moral principles drawn from the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence as guiding beliefs for self-control and human development.
Our view argues that gas prices are driven by market forces not gouging. It explains how supply expands when prices rise and falls when demand slackens, noting OPEC limits and investor strategies as price drivers and stressing that speculation reflects demand.
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