Albuquerque Journal - 2020-09-24

• TRIBUTE TO RBG
• Key voice missing from suicide discussion
• Stage set for NM abortion clash
• City to hold small-scale balloon fest in October
• Universiti­es to treat water on reservatio­n
• TWO OFFICERS SHOT DURING PROTEST
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Fauci: ‘No cutting corners’ as vaccine tests expand
• Former staffer: White House politicize­d Bolton book review
• Missouri governor, foe of mandatory masks, has COVID
• NM COVID-19 case growth continues
• Mayor Keller: ‘I do not control Halloween’
• RRPS reports two COVID cases among students
• Gov.’s attorney: Private schools are being treated better
• Murder suspect Dakota Briscoe to be held until trial
• Free domestic well water testing to resume
• Zozobra draws in record audience, glooms
• Trump declines again to commit to peaceful transfer of power
• Celia Crook Richardson
• California to end sales of new gas-powered cars
• NM objects to nuclear fuel storage plan
• Economist: Taxes, jobs to factor in recovery
• EBay workers to admit cyberstalk­ing
• West Side visitor center seeking local brewers to run taproom
• Trump’s made it easy to buy report of forced operations
• As police agencies add body cameras, arrests have to count
• It’s true: A vote for Biden will be a vote for one-party rule
• DOUBLE EXPOSURE DOUBLE EXPOSURE
• Lobo pair were booted over Title IX violations
• Brown returns home to Bulldog City as coach
• NFL Hall of Famer Sayers dies at age 77
• Lakers know they will have ‘to be better’
• More games put off as MWC plans to meet
• Bieber shines again, White Sox fall out of 1st
• Brown takes over hoops at ABQ High
• LOOKING AHEAD
• A SEASON OF CHANGE
• FISHING LINE
• Snide remarks about boyfriend irks daughter
• HOROSCOPES
• Doctor’s shot punctured Taylor’s lung

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