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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2010
Page
3
Russell Anglin argues for daily daylight saving hours and urges readers to write their congressman. He notes the extra Sunday hour improved his Monday and jokes about saving daylight every day. He cites personal productivity and humor about politics and turkey.
Baxter Black reflects on three decades producing cowboy column pieces for 150 papers across the United States and Canada. He praises small weeklies for local coverage, notes editor publishers’ tough love on budgets and dues, and salutes dedicated newsroom voices keeping print alive. Baxter Black provides contact details for readers.
Editorials express the paper’s opinions and are unsigned. Letters must be signed, include city and daytime phone, be under 300 words, typed, double spaced, and may be edited. Unsigned letters or those to third parties will not be published.
A note inviting guest column submissions directs interested writers to contact Editor David Stevens at 575-799-7022 or via email through the provided link.freedom.com. The item underscores submission outreach and editor contact method.
A fragment from the Quay County Sun in New Mexico cites Ray Sullivan and David Stevens discussing freedom as rooted in God and aligned with the Ten Commandments, the Declaration of Independence, and personal responsibility guiding how people control their actions and produce.
The passage reviews President Obama's reaction to the 2010 midterm defeat, noting tempered denial and calls for sharper message and policy shifts. It argues Republicans should press for rolling back Obamacare, tax status quo considerations, and targeted budget cuts to federal agencies, with more ideas to come.
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