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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2009
Page
3
An attributed remark by Golda Meir notes that those who cannot weep with their whole heart cannot laugh either, reflecting on emotion and humanity. The line emphasizes deep emotional reach as essential to full experience.
Karl Terry mulls over his wife’s purse obsession from a purple bowling ball bag repurposed as a purse to orange purses that drive new outfits. He contrasts her large purple bag with his simple brown or black wallet and jokes about matching accessories.
A humorous piece contrasts elite political associations with ordinary, humorous personal images for each letter, spanning topics from Ahmadinejad to zucchini. It ends noting both sides cover the alphabet with playful contrasts and a chaotic final string.
The page describes opinion policy for Quay County letters to the editor and guest columns. It states letters must be on general topics, typed double spaced, under 300 words, signed, include author city and a phone number. Guest column contact Editor David Stevens provides phone and email for submissions.
The Quay County Sun article reflects on freedom as divine and moral, emphasizing self control and personal responsibility in produce and human development. It cites faith in God and core ethical references as guiding principles for society.
The obituary notes Ted Kennedy died August 25 after a 15 month brain cancer fight. It highlights his rise from a dynastic shadow to a consequential liberal lawmaker, his cross party alliances, and his mixed legacy of expanded government versus compassionate public service.
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