Albuquerque Journal - 2017-10-29

• SKIPPING SCHOOL AT AN EARLY AGE
• Crime is a worry for most in ABQ
• ‘Sadness and shame over betrayal of trust’
• New roots in NM
• Lobos routed
• Less relief possible for defrauded students
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Conclusion­s
• Attendance issues plague schools nationwide
• GOP pushes tax plan as boon to middle class
• Governor’s race in Va. a test for anti-Trump resistance
• Johnson is ‘never going to be a candidate again’
• Pentagon chief warns of North Korean nukes
• ‘White lives matter’ protest held in Tennessee
• Expanding FBI terror list draws fire
• Truck bomb kills at least 23 in Mogadishu
• Catalonia resistance brewing
• Don’t bail on reform
• Expectatio­ns have big effect in education
• Archdioces­e committed to righting wrongs
• Learning to be a ‘good little girl’
• YES: Truckloads of stolen items are being pawned here
• Stakes high in trial of ex-senator
• Mayoral candidates to debate
• Local kids get a fresh spot to rest their heads
• Staff cuts hit Salinas monument
• Baby sitter charged with molestatio­n
• Emma M. Lutton
• Brian E. Tafoya
• George Hewlett Sweet
• Charles A. Bejcek
• George Domenici
• Ophelia S. Rinaldi
• Lucy Mamie Gallegos
• Lois A. Brunton
• Margaret Louise Myers
• Mari Lyn Salvador
• William R. Hoke
• El Camino Real project revives historic pathway
• FEMA has paid NM $296M in aid
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• Rubio references fall of Rome in discussing Senate
• Who comes first?
• U.S. bases under fiscal ax again
• LA GETS EVEN
• Logwood is inspired, happy he is still a Lobo
• Cowboys, Redskins in wild-card hunt
• Giant killers
• RAMS MOVE ON IN 6A SOCCER
• Aggies can’t hang on
• Buckeyes stun Penn State
• Barr fires back at Rodgers
• Mitchell’s career-high 22 lifts Jazz to easy win over Ball, LA
• Struggling Giles: ‘I let my team down’
• Lobos’ scoring woes continue in 0-0 tie
• Penn State loss not necessaril­y crippling
• A good time to hand out some awards
• FIVE PREP FOOTBALL GAMES TO WATCH
• Bulldogs outscore Hive; Jaguars win on road
• Openly annoying
• Using third-hand info can open door to potential frauds
• Make it worth their time Young profession­als need to follow 3 rules to impress executives
• 12 things you can do to head off workplace harassment
• Longstandi­ng problems with student loans
• Time to play defense on investing
• METAL WINNER
• TO OUR READERS
• COMMON GROUND
• Dulcimer Festival offers two days of workshops, concerts
• 4 disconnect­ed souls land in NM in ‘Fulfillmen­t Center’
• Moving with the creepy-crawlies
• Galleries
• Tom Segura sees himself as a comedy reporter
• WHEN IMAGINATIO­N TAKES FLIGHT
• Authors turn the page on another Halloween
• BEST-SELLERS
• Tidy up and dose fruit trees to kill pests
• If it looks like a pumpkin, then you can call it a pumpkin
• PLAYING IT GHOUL
• Farmland farewell
• BUILDING BRIDGES
• Group honors volunteers for work on inclusion
• Film to examine children of war
• What’s cooking?
• ‘Primitive’ affirmatio­n

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