Albuquerque Journal - 2020-05-07

• The world’s oldest COVID-19 survivor?
• Longer delivery time, higher costs strain food bank
• City looking for new path to Gateway Center
• She’s a fighter
• New Mexico revenue expected to plunge
• A firefighti­ng FIRST
• Ready to serve
• SHOWDOWN OVER VIRUS SHUTDOWN
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Court clears Netanyahu to form new government
• New campus sexual misconduct rules released
• Justices wary of birth control changes
• Ex-Green Beret investigat­ed in failed raid
• Pandemic especially tough on people of color, poll finds
• Texas officials defend jailed salon owner
• GOP US House primary in New Mexico gets personal, nasty
• Fabian Gonzales wants release conditions eased
• Voters directed to wrong website
• Santa Fe Midtown project moves ahead
• Houston feels pain of oil bust, virus
• GM tells union of planned May 18 factory relaunch
• Peanut plant reopened after oneweek closure
• Coronaviru­s finally proves teachers are essential
• While sketchy, Reade just the latest of Biden issues
• Virus restrictio­ns putting NM hospital, patient health at risk
• 7 more COVID-19 deaths in NM
• James R. Moore
• College football’s plans are facing many hurdles
• He’ll have to find a new school
• Lobos’ kicking game is in good hands
• UFC 249 fighters eager to take the risk
• Favre to repay $1.1M
• TRANSACTIO­NS
• NBA taking cautious baby steps to getting back on court
• Bundesliga set to resume May 15
• Decades-long rift not likely to end with a hug
• SPORTS SPEAK UP!
• Schedules release is an exercise in optimism
• Dad recruits son, who’s downstairs, on Zoom
• Teen chafes under dad’s strict parenting
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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