Albuquerque Journal - 2018-07-31

• TEACHING VALUABLE SKILLS
• 2 accused of child abuse to go free
• County makes move to settle lawsuit
• A fresh start
• Federal judge tosses out vehicle seizure ordinance
• Home is riddled with bullets hours after fatal shooting
• ELECTRIC BOOM
• CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES THREATEN LAKE TOWNS
• $750,000 RULING AGAINST ABQ DOCTOR
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• No charges against Minneapoli­s officers in black man’s death
• Baby in day care attached to worker
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• GOP dismayed at Trump’s shutdown comment
• Trump says he’d meet with Iran’s Rouhani
• Judge: No meds for kids with no consent
• Trump’s ex-campaign chair heads to trial
• Q3 borrowing may surge to $329 billion
• Female workers at FEMA harassed for years
• Police: Dead murder suspect had history of abuse
• Pearce calls for increased investment in local firms
• SHARP project targets needles
• Activist denies assault allegation­s
• Dunn officially quits Senate campaign, says Gary Johnson has better chance
• Ex-school employee admits sex abuse
• Poll: Young eye younger leaders
• States sue administra­tion, company over 3D guns
• CBS chairman faces probe into alleged misconduct
• Cast of ‘Guardians’ calls for director’s return
• Police kill Colo. resident who shot intruder
• Local thirst beater
• Harley seeks to zap motorcycle sales
• Fed preps to assess economy
• There is no true sanctuary for immigrants in California
• CYFD needs more legal teeth to keep kids safe
• Trump’s tariffs should actually boost free trade
• Can’t we all just get along?
• Removal won’t help homelessne­ss
• Help worthy families, not criminals
• North Korea is working on new missiles, U.S. spy agencies warn
• Cowboys’ Elliott preps for drama-free season
• Football season comes with heavy hearts at Stoneman Douglas
• LeBron gives Akron a great parting gift
• MLS ALL-STARS WILL NOT FACE RONALDO
• Parents’ actions may cost kids
• Swihart gets walk-off hit to lift Red Sox past Phillies
• Hall of Fame to ‘honor’ absent Owens
• CRAWLING: Harder than it looks
• How do we treat sudden onset of acne of the scalp in teens?
• Peanut allergy? Pills, patches, and nuts studied
• Yes, kids are odd — don’t worry about it
• Crawling a foundation­al move for all sports

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