Albuquerque Journal - 2017-05-02

• New management takes the helm at Sandia National Labs
• U.S. budget deal has money for ART project
• Picking up the tab
• New interpreta­tion of law leads candidates to refund contributi­ons
• Fishing trip seals bishop’s opposition to Gila project
• PEPPER’S OF ABQ CHALLENGED TO BBQ SHOWDOWN
• Earnings surge
• House continues health care push
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Trump has ‘open mind’ on raising gas tax
• City Council votes 5-3 to approve Taser contract
• Body of local man found in Tennessee
• Anti-soda tax PAC gets cash boost
• ABQ High students leave class, protest budget cuts
• Police name man shot and killed in SE Albuquerqu­e on Friday
• Trump considers meeting Kim Jong Un
• Trump: Why did America's Civil War happen?
• TAKING A BITE out of fast-food chains
• Renovation­s get underway on Bishop’s Lodge resort
• ABQ gender pay gap among best 20 cities
• Trump’s tax cuts would be a dangerous bet
• In Trump’s fantasy world, everything’s going great
• APS putting adults’ wants over 80K students’ needs
• Reckless charge hits UNM
• Single-payer systems work
• Chief Eden must work to restore pride in APD
• APD using technology to engender contempt
• Thousands protest Trump policies
• Salt stays, grains go on lunch lines
• May Day in ABQ
• Lobos RISING
• ’Dogs earn first district title since ’83
• Rockets hit 22 3-pointers, crush Spurs
• Royals top White Sox, end skid
• Nationally ranked La Cueva is 6A’s top seed
• Former Jayhawk to join the Lobos
• New hope for preemies
• Your buzzing, vibrating phone is stressful — and so is its silence
• New treatment targets effects of trauma
• Lots of help is on hand for depression
• Attraction could be risky for student
• HOROSCOPES

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