Albuquerque Journal - 2018-12-03

• Site yields evidence of Coronado’s expedition
• Mother shares grief over losing her only child to opioids
• Lawmakers debating ethics secrecy
• Hospitals give cooperatio­n a try
• NM teen hits the big stage tonight
• NM Bowl is set
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• U.S. praises China’s pledge to crack down on fentanyl flow
• Trump, Xi buy time in trade war. That was the easy part.
• ‘Ralph’ smashes the box office again
• America honors George H.W. Bush
• Protests against fuel tax shake Paris
• Top tot toys? Experts pick blocks and boxes
• Caravan impacts Tijuana tourism
• Proof of legal status dictates length of DAC license
• ABQ committee adopts wish list of projects
• Keller launches ‘One ABQ Volunteers’ program
• ‘What is a dog?’
• Trump unwise to criticize Fed chair publicly
• GOP scrambles to fix unwitting tax on churches
• ABQ Council should revive healthy sick-leave proposal
• U.S., Saudis make dangerous team
• Glasrud apology fell short, misled
• Trump hits rock bottom morally
• OU snares 4th seed to fill out playoff bracket
• Slow starts getting old for Lobos
• The beat goes on for suddenly surging Broncos
• Vet Mustangs are going to be tough to beat in 5A
• Chargers prevail in a wild one
• METRO AREA PLAYERS TO WATCH
• NFL SUMMARIES
• LA struggles, but still clinches NFC West
• Adult kids’ animosity ruins holiday dinners
• HOROSCOPES
• Familiar teams remain at the top
• SEIZING OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Chef Mike White is opening High Point Grill in new, bigger digs
• Gauge your health with Top Workplaces
• Yet more uncertaint­y in NM business law
• Tax law sets up new hurdle to claim losses
• Motivating during the holidays
• Inflation woes: Labor, vendor costs rise
• Seven ways owners can protect their profits
• Mexico bearing the brunt of migrant crisis
• BULLETIN BOARD
• Friend-to-employee transition is difficult
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S

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