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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2009
Page
2
The column presents the newspaper’s stance that freedom comes from God and self control, aligning with the Ten Commandments, Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence. It lists Ray Sullivan as Publisher, David Stevens as Editor, Ian Cooke as Advertising Director, and Chelle Delaney as Associate Publisher at 902 S. First St., Tucumcari.
An editorial argues PBS should not ban sectarian programming to stay relevant. It condemns reliance on sound bites, urges consistent nondiscrimination, and warns against privileging any religion while seeking federal funding.
Baxter Black argues that ending marijuana use would reduce border violence and deaths. He questions legalization and urges readers to say no to marijuana, noting laws exist and enforcement follows. He challenges public figures and readers to act and cites contact details.
Glenda Price notes the humorous competition between Bob and Kay as they showcase a variety of talents on a business card theme. She recalls goats roped, bars emptied, demolition done, quail hunted, horse riding, and even brain surgery while playfully imagining new card slogans and rivalry. The piece blends nostalgia with humor about rodeo, farming, and personal pride.
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