Albuquerque Journal - 2020-05-16

• Churches moving slowly to reopen in-person services
• Gov: Public cooperatio­n vital to more reopening
• Emergency spending orders total $35 million
• HOLDING OUT HOPE
• NMSU lawsuit
• More election coverage
• “Dark money” ads for Democratic candidate criticized
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Michigan judge hears latest clash over orders
• Long shot Republican­s take aim at CD3 seat
• Four hopefuls campaign for Albuquerqu­e legislativ­e seat
• Navajo hospitals receive remdesivir, ahead of May’s expected virus peak
• APS planning for summer learning
• Village of Chama moves to fix beleaguere­d water system
• Car slams into home at high speed, killing driver
• US retail sales plunged a record 16% in April
• NM offices look to reopen cautiously
• Downtown Santa Fe hotel wins approval over concerns
• Auto workers’ tenuous return a ray of jobs hope
• COVID-19 recovery would be a bargain at $3 trillion
• COVID-19 could shake foundation­s of higher education
• Endorsemen­ts for Bernalillo County
• To mask or not to mask?
• Masks, distancing mean NM can reopen safely
• Dems push new $3T virus relief bill through House
• They’re getting back into the swing of things
• Rodgers’ long-term future with Pack seems cloudy
• NMAA staff will oversee offseason coaching activities
• Rory McIlroy enjoyed his one golfing experience with President Trump, but he won’t go again
• Legacy Promotions not giving up on its card
• Laker deals with death of son’s mother
• BEST USED CARS FOR UNDER $15,000
• WHAT IS ‘LUGGING THE ENGINE’?
• Teams given permission to reopen facilities
• Girlfriend is unsure of her place in relationsh­ip
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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