Albuquerque Journal - 2020-07-01

• Passing of a LITERARY GIANT
• Graduation plan sparked threat of hefty fines
• Governor signs budget solvency fix, vetoes some cuts
• Youth baseball coaches dispute virus rumor
• GARCIA’S KITCHEN CLOSING ONE LOCATION
• COMPROMISE AHEAD?
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Works by Rudolfo Anaya
• In appreciati­on
• Sunbelt states rush to line up hospital beds, not barstools
• Top court: Religious schools can get state aid
• Corrales seeks justice for slaughtere­d Welsh pony
• NM reports 168 new COVID-19 cases, 4 deaths
• Navajo Nation extends shutdown as COVID-19 cases spike in Arizona
• APD releases names in three deaths being investigat­ed
• Charles Ira Judkins Jr.
• Karen Kristine McKinnon
• Betting on the big screen
• Remington in talks to sell to Navajo Nation
• Medical cannabis shift for non-NM patients to start
• Both parties fail in attempt at police reform
• Face coverings will save lives and allow NM to open sooner
• DC is already a state, but not in a good way
• NM experienci­ng own version of Bonfire of the Vanities
• Lack of courage keeps power in single hand
• Major changes needed in way police function
• Why are celebritie­s offended now?
• Former Gov. Hickenloop­er wins Colorado Democratic Senate primary
• Colorado’s Desmond not willing to play in 2020
• Espinoza, Sales dazzle down stretch to win Pro-Pro tourney
• 6 Aggies, trainer test positive for virus
• Results from the Pro-Pro Team Championsh­ip
• Report: Waterson fight set
• Ready to sizzle
• The perfect lobster roll without the trip to Maine
• Coconut adds a tropical touch to this summer berry crisp
• Squash those pizza cravings
• Husband’s attraction causes tongues to wag
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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