Quote of Note on Liberty and Power
A quotation reflecting that love of liberty rests in serving others, while love of power centers on self. The line emphasizes civic virtue and the dangers of self interest in leadership.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2010
Page
3
A quotation reflecting that love of liberty rests in serving others, while love of power centers on self. The line emphasizes civic virtue and the dangers of self interest in leadership.
David Stevens writes about regional history for Freedom New Mexico. Contact him at dstevens gesunontine.com
Baxter Black shares a vivid reminiscence of a final cattle drive with top hands, a stiff breeze, and calm herd movement. He notes spooked horses, a near spill, and the enduring bond with a friend, ending with a message of care and contact info.
Editorials express the owners views and are unsigned. Signed letters to the editor must include city and a daytime phone number for verification and may be edited. Unsigned letters and those addressed to third parties may not be published.
Reader asks to write a guest column and provides Editor David Stevens contact options. Phone number 575 793 7022 and email dstevens ocsunonine com are given for submission. The note directs future communication through the editor.
The text argues that stronger economic growth in Mexico could reduce crime and corruption. It suggests wealth would enable better policing, lower illicit trade incentives, and higher municipal and state pay, though notes the country still faces long-term challenges before stability.
Sen Jeff Bingaman Tom Udall and Rep Ben Ray Lujan provide Washington DC offices with addresses and phone contacts. Fox provides a different contact number. The information includes building names and zip codes for each office.
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