Albuquerque Journal - 2020-07-25

• COME ON IN, STAY A WHILE
• Rock Fairy remains elusive
• BCSO gets superhero-style restrainin­g device
• NM jails dealing with hundreds of virus cases
• NEW DORM RULES AT UNM
• PED addresses pushing back in-person classes
• Plans for the long run
• Virus deaths reach 601 in NM
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Extra unemployme­nt aid expires as virus spreads
• Trump signs orders aimed at lowering drug prices
• Speaker snared in Ohio bribery probe
• Trump vows Confederat­e base names won’t change
• US Supreme Court denies appeal by Nevada church of virus rule
• Ex-Trump lawyer out of prison again
• Columbus statues taken down in Chicago
• Judge denies Oregon’s request to restrict feds’ actions
• Commercial vehicles at Santa Teresa to be scanned
• Restaurant associatio­n files new lawsuit in dining dispute
• Navajo Nation extends government closure
• No virus bill yet: White House, GOP at odds
• Pioneer of commercial aviation dies age 80
• South Texas preps for Tropical Storm Hanna
• Not Coming Back
• ABQ promotes its trade zone advantages
• New Mexico’s oil and gas recovery could take 3 years
• They’re coming for our guns - really they are
• Justices: Cops can’t hide behind ‘ongoing investigat­ion’ label
• We need better options to get our kids back in school
• US is teaching toxic topics on its taxpayers’ tab
• BernCo made good on behavioral crisis promise
• Tsunami of evictions coming to NM
• More plutonium pit production means a more dangerous future
• ABQ High coach, vet of WWII dies at age 96
• United defeats El Paso, takes lead in Group C
• NCAA heeds pleas for patience over fall sports
• Rangers’ Lynn stymies Rockies’ in their opener
• LOOKING AHEAD
• WORLD-CLASS ENGINEERIN­G -MAKES THECADILLA­C CT4-V
• YOUR CAR DOESN’T HAVE A FAVORITE GAS STATION
• Girlfriend can’t get stepmom’s attention
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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