Albuquerque Journal - 2020-07-28

• T OR C INUNDATION
• NM’s 467 new cases shatters single-day record
• Mnuchin, Pelosi talk relief; GOP plans aid cuts
• Gov. unveils plan for $50M NM small business grant program
• Ex-girlfriend’s mom tells of fear in Owen’s release
• Paid leave ends
• FROM HOTEL TO APARTMENTS
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Trade, tech, security at risk in US-China feud
• Experiment­al COVID-19 vaccine is put to its biggest test
• Trump administra­tion sending more federal agents to Portland
• NASA’s next Mars rover is brawniest and brainiest one yet
• Pandemic brings unique challenges for deaf students
• ‘Go back to Africa’ comment on Cowboys for Trump site
• UNM agrees naming-rights documents are public records
• Official regrets backing removal of school name
• Lewis honored as he lies in state at US Capitol
• BayoTech to power hydrogen fill-up services
• An ‘un-pallet-able’ dilemma presents UK-EU trade challenges
• Preparedne­ss, patience will avoid worst in November
• Liz Cheney’s world view is not what’s wrong with GOP
• ABQ transit board wrong to shut van doors on APD
• Keep free ideas flowing
• Thanks, but no thanks?
• Sheriff selling out NM for a White House photo op
• Sheriff to be commended for efforts against crime
• Trump’s authoritar­ian tactic must be stopped
• Brass must clear out small number of bad officers
• NBA’s bench players will have to provide energy, noise
• Highlands keeps hope alive for fall sports teams
• Rays pitching staff fans 19 in blowout
• LEADING OFF
• STRESS, ISOLATION AND FREE TIME
• Return to class? Safety measures key to transition
• Goodell lays out plans for ‘upside down’ season
• Bubble hockey: playoff teams now adjust to quarantine
• Apologizin­g to ex can help woman to let go
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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