Albuquerque Journal - 2020-10-17

• NM sees heavy turnout weeks ahead of Election Day
• NM’s virus surge claims its youngest victim
• Police fatally shoot man near Downtown ABQ
• MDC still struggling with virus outbreak
• SIGNS OF THE TIMES
• UNEMPLOYME­NT CHANGES
• Can they play?
• NM’S TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• Avalanche of votes
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Justices to weigh Trump census plan to exclude noncitizen­s
• Trump alters course, OKs relief for 6 Calif. fires
• White House rejects Putin arms control counteroff­er
• WHO study finds remdesivir didn’t help COVID-19 patients
• Explosion injures two at SF cannabis plant
• Dems may be favored in swing district
• Schools to continue current operations
• New Mexico retirement board to amend investment policies
• Virus surges in key battlegrou­nd states
• US retail sales rise 1.9%, most in three months
• Beating the odds
• Journal endorsemen­ts in BernCo commission, local bond elections
• Why poverty doesn’t excuse white violence
• More than one reason to change the way we vote
• Constituti­onal Amendment 2 will trim long ballots
• Trump, Republican­s not taking virus and its resulting deaths seriously
• Unlike in federal system, in NM we can vote for judges
• Astros taking it to the limit
• Broncos-Pats could be in jeopardy again
• City takes step in planning a soccer-specific stadium
• Dodgers rally to avoid early NLCS exit
• Saban’s status for Georgia game up in air
• Indictment in death of Angel pitcher Skaggs
• 2021 -NISSAN ROGUE
• RAV4 OWNER NEEDS A BREAK FROM ANNOYING SQUEAKING
• Late-night smoking clouds neighbors’ dreams
• HOROSCOPES

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