Albuquerque Journal - 2017-10-13

• INSIDE LOOKING OUT
• Death toll continues to rise in Calif. fires
• Parisian pageantry
• Judge orders release of info in suits over clergy abuse
• In-kind donations ruled out in runoff
• Trump to stop ACA payments to insurers
• EYE ON LOBOS
• CARVING UP SOME ART, CHAINSAW STYLE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• THE LIGHTER SIDE
• Chief of staff Kelly takes the stage
• Did sounds harm Americans in Cuba?
• Weinstein investigat­ion widens
• Captive for 5 years, U.S.-Canadian family now free
• Compromise­s considered on state-local tax deduction
• Panel asks probe of congressma­n
• Official says hotel delayed reporting shooter
• Irma ‘lethal’ for many Florida crops
• Trump blasts Puerto Rico; aid package passes
• EPA orders cleanup at toxic Texas site
• Inmate executed in Texas for guard’s death
• There is no gold medal in the oppression Olympics
• Sweeping climate mandates require Congress
• AG Balderas needs to step up on bone-cement cases
• NM methane hotspot: Fact vs. fiction
• It’s time to act to save the planet
• Bravo to a bilingual program
• Occupancy, rents climb in Sept.
• Tech navigator program forges paths to market
• Hispano CofC honors eight with awards
• TV subscripti­ons feel heat from newer online services
• PNM sends crews to Calif.
• How much is that doggy on the website?
• Picking proper pup paramount priority
• Owner of service dog shares do’s, don’ts
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• Probate judge resigns to avoid state discipline
• Chief: Suspend ex-spokesman for eight hours
• Last season of ‘Longmire’ to start Nov. 17
• Auditor chides charter school administra­tors
• Heinrich backs Keller in ABQ mayoral runoff
• Federal charges for Circle K suspect
• COMEBACK CUBS
• Appeals court clears way for Elliott suspension
• NMSU call leads Lobos to nix events
• Davie would like to forget UNM’s last visit to Fresno
• MILE HIGH PASSING GAME
• Bosque girls top Sandia Prep
• Gaerlan stars as Los Lunas whips St. Pius
• Struggling Lobos fall to San Diego St.
• Stamkos leads Tampa Bay over Pittsburgh
• Lobo runners ready for challenge in Wisconsin
• Altuve strives for more
• Third-quarter surge lifts Philly
• ‘We’re right in the middle of everything’
• Suit: Late ambulance caused death
• Pueblo project is transformi­ng plaza
• BLUE GRIFFINS are ready to take on arch-rival St. Mike’s
• SHARING A DREAM
• WHY NOT CELEBRATE ALL OF NM’S CULTURES?
• Gorsuch decisions lack political favoritism
• Fireworks and fury in the Columbia River Gorge
• TOP PICKS FOR THE WEEK
• TAKING BACK THE NARRATIVE
• CALENDAR
• Green chile at JV’s Place evokes New Mexico
• ‘Writing was on the wall,’ says recently fired Sundevils’ head coach
• MEMORABLE EVENING FOR THE CANCER FOUNDATION
• Breaking barriers
• Pop, Broadway &ROCK
• La Placita offers New Mexican favorites in historic atmosphere
• Film focuses on early case in Thurgood Marshall’s career
• Animals tackle global warming in teen’s book
• Creative muses
• ACCIDENTAL ENCHANTMEN­T
• Balloon break
• NEW MEXICO ENCORE
• BETTER THAN EVER
• BEER BLITZ
• ‘TURNING POINT’
• Past perspectiv­e
• METAL AND MORTALITY
• calendar
• ‘HALLOWEEN SCREAM’
• AUDITIONS
• LUCKY TREATS
• bold kitchens
• about the cover
• fraud on the rise

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