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A quotation by Lawana Blackwell declares that shaping life by others’ judgments equates to slavery, framing freedom as the empowerment to define personal choices without external coercion.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2010
Page
3
A quotation by Lawana Blackwell declares that shaping life by others’ judgments equates to slavery, framing freedom as the empowerment to define personal choices without external coercion.
Russell Anglin critiques how Facebook and its apps misuse user data and expose posts and photos to friends and their networks. The column urges readers to limit activity, ignore or decline friend requests, and delete sensitive comments to protect privacy on social media.
Baxter Black lauds Temple Grandin as a modern saint of cattle husbandry praising her impact on animal science and humane handling. He argues the industry evolves with better practices and calls for unity among stockmen inspired by her example. He notes her HBO success and offers contact for readers.
The Quay County Sun and Freedom Communications publish unsigned editorials representing the paper and signed letters from readers. Letters must be under 300 words, signed, with city and daytime phone, and may be edited. unsigned letters and third party letters will not be published. For guest columns contact Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email.
The Quay County Sun presents a publisher and editor statement affirming freedom as self rule aligned with religious and moral principles. It emphasizes personal responsibility, self control, and the role of God in liberty. The piece reflects the paper’s stance on individual rights and governance principles.
President Calderon asked Congress to end local police forces with patrols under state and federal control. Tamaulipas begins restructuring southern police, aiming for tighter oversight and higher pay to curb cartel influence while the drug war shifts to federal hands. Local residents face ongoing uncertainty about crossing into Mexico.
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