Albuquerque Journal - 2017-09-22

• Thousands aid in quake rescue
• Mayor Berry’s approval ratings have plummeted in his final year
• Auditor says agency fails to oversee guardian firms
• Questions raised about NM contributi­on rules
• TOOTHACHE RELIEF
• More coverage of earthquake
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• UN will help Iraq against IS
• Puerto Ricans face a long road back
• Petersen murder conviction upheld
• Trump adds sanctions on N. Korea
• Kim: ‘Deranged’ Trump will ‘pay dearly’ for threat
• Journal endorsemen­ts for Albuquerqu­e City Council
• Trump’s tough rhetoric will only make us weaker
• Will Trump motivate lethargic U.N.?
• Being sick should not also be a burden
• Sick workers jeopardize the well-being of us all
• Paid sick days good for business, labor
• Some states win, some lose in health care bill
• Snow hits California as summer ends
• A HEARTY GREETING for Cabela’s
• BeWellnm insurance premiums to spike in ’18
• Used-car dealer awarded $25K from SCORE
• Despite warnings, SEC struck by hackers
• SHELL SHOCKED
• Helping a pet find peace is good for everyone
• Health woes create paternity questions
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• Plans unveiled for West Mesa memorial to 11 slain women
• Former jail guard found guilty of rape
• Valerie Plame Wilson apologizes for promoting ‘anti-Semitic’ article
• APD union endorses Tim Keller for mayor
• Man thought to have been beaten, mutilated found dead
• Corleys holding court
• Howl put on hiatus for Lobos
• Tulsa has a golden run-pass option
• 63rd Tucker Invitation­al set to tee off
• HERNANDEZ HAD ADVANCED CTE
• Hernandez, defense pace Hawks, 31-7
• Jessies First Down part of rich weekend
• Cubs rally to beat Brewers in 10th
• Girl hit at Yankees game rekindles net discussion
• CLOUDS MONUMENTS REVIEW
• Judge orders sale of Market Station in Railyard
• Las Vegas still short OB-GYN care options
• MID-SEASON MEET
• Local firm’s philanthro­py recognized
• Radical activists to discuss next steps of resistance
• Council should beg off changing panhandler law
• 1st Amendment not just for good folks
• Montana town takes down a monument
• CALENDAR
• DESERT DOGS // CIDER-BEER PARTNERSHI­P BRINGS NEW TAPROOM TO DOWNTOWN SF
• TOP PICKS FOR THE WEEK
• Pro Musica series premiere aims to shine
• Local author Forrest Fenn publishes latest book
• A great spot for fresh, tasty Mexican seafood dishes
• NMHU honors Santa Fe couple’s generosity
• Event raises $35K to help start hospice center in Santa Fe
• AN ICON’S CONFESSION­S
• FALL FESTIVALS
• Tucanos offers a wide array of grilled meats in a fun setting
• Jazz singer Curtis Stigers to perform benefit for homeless center
• ‘Ninjago’ carries on in tradition of earlier ‘Lego’ movies
• Midlife MALAISE
• The right role
• FOOD FIGHT
• Spirits festival features several NM distilleri­es
• HOOKED ON BLUES
• QUICK RISE
• WHEELED WONDERS
• RISING STAR
• SWEET SPOT
• ‘Panic mode’
• Back on track
• ‘Filthy and dirty’
• High-country fun
• UNDERSTAND­ING OPEN HOUSES
• A GRAND ENTRANCE
• ALBUQUERQU­E HOME REMODELING & LIFESTYLE SHOW
• WALK TO DEFEAT ALS

Albuquerque Journal - 2017-09-21

Albuquerque Journal - 2017-09-23