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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2010
Page
3
A historic saying states that true freedom cannot be bestowed but must be earned through effort and effort by individuals and societies shaping their own liberty. The quote emphasizes agency and responsibility in securing rights and autonomy.
A fragmentary look at Tucumcari history recalls Green Hornet’s era, a 1954 gas incident, post office shooting in 1933, James Stewart’s 1940 visit, Burma Shave signs, and local lore. It weaves famous names, dates, and places into a nostalgic mosaic.
British tourists Moira and Clive witnessed a stray longhorn bull break from a herd during the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association Trail Drive on Rogers Avenue. Cowboys corralled the others, chased the bull through a construction zone and park, and spectators filmed the chaotic caper before the animal headed toward Oklahoma. Baxter Black, a cowboy poet, could be contacted at 1-800-654-2550.
The Quay County Sun outlines its editorial stance that freedom stems from God and personal responsibility, aligning with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes self-control over government and private enterprise for human development.
The piece defends public records as a check on corruption and praises Sunshine Week. It notes Texas education board votes restricting knowledge of government transparency and cites lawsuits to shield official decisions. It honors watchdogs and private citizens who use information laws to protect taxpayers.
Sen. Jeff Bingaman and Sen. Tom Udall along with Rep. Ben Ray Lujan provide district offices with phone numbers and web sites for constituent services. Listings include D N M contacts (202) 224-5521 and (202) 224-6621 plus local numbers (505) 622-7113 and (505) 346-6791 and (505) 984-8950.
The opinion page notes that editorials express the paper's views and are unsigned. It states that letters to the editor must be on general topics, typed double spaced, under 300 words, signed with city and a daytime phone number for verification, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or those to third parties will not be published.
Local instruction shows how to submit guest columns. Contact Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email to propose op ed pieces for the publication. The entry provides the editor name and communication lines.
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