Albuquerque Journal - 2019-10-22

• NM moving toward same-day voter registrati­on
• Council approves $280K for ‘party interventi­on’
• APS sends $12 million back to PED
• NEW MEXICO JOB GROWTH
• UNM dean proposes free medical school
• LOVE OF DIRT FINALLY BRINGS REWARD
• Still coaching
• ‘AMERICA IS RUNNING AWAY’
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Trump viewed Ukraine as adversary
• Mulvaney’s missteps drawing scrutiny
• Second Sesame Street Place park planning opening in San Diego
• Joe Castillo
• Trump blasts critics of G-7 meeting at Doral
• Edward Kent Fuge
• APD: Man called 911 to say he’d killed his wife
• Input sought on proposed trapping rule changes
• Cold front bringing freezing temperatur­es
• 2020 NM Teacher of the Year named
• Sandoval Co. faces suit over inmate’s overdose
• Fresh Foods plant may not come to SF
• Liberal icon Trudeau fights to stay in power as Canada votes
• Railyard Innovation
• $260M deal in opioids case
• Warren would dismantle economy that’s working
• For U.S. soldiers, Trump’s betrayal of Kurds sickening
• Journal selections for APS Board seats
• Managing the pain
• Wise consumeris­m will help market forces balance prices
• Profits come from denials
• NM to soon know health costs
• Cole looking to stay hot in World Series
• NBA season comes with suspense
• Patriots blitz Jets, improve to 7-0
• NEW MILESTONE FOR MICHIGAN STATE
• Flyers top Vegas to end skid
• Alabama preparing for QB Jones’ starting debut
• Still plenty to decide before playoffs set
• Injured Falcons QB Ryan not ruled out vs. Seahawks
• Disability rights advocate’s decision: TO HELP OTHERS Woman with Down Syndrome wins fight for independen­ce
• What to do if your child is bitten by a snake
• WORLD SERIES CAPSULES
• Pregnant bride dictates abstinence
• HOROSCOPES

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