Albuquerque Journal - 2022-05-24

• Order aims to lift teachers’ administra­tive tasks
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Biden: US would intervene to defend Taiwan
• Russian soldier sentenced to life in prison
• Zelenskyy calls for ‘maximum’ sanctions on Russia in Davos talk
• California bill aims to shield abortion providers
• Pfizer says 3 COVID shots protect children
• Court ruling extends uneven treatment for asylum-seekers
• Experts: Monkeypox likely spread at raves
• 2022 midterms: What to watch for in Georgia, Texas primaries
• S. Baptists face push for sex abuser register
• Supreme Court rules against death row inmates
• Robert Kerschen
• If Roe falls, some fear ripple effect for reproducti­ve care
• PNM sued over deadly Ruidoso-area blaze
• District judge candidate acknowledg­es 2018 tax lien
• County assessor candidates have experience with office
• Mistrial declared in ABQ man’s trial for 1997 homicide case
• Wall Street higher following seven straight weeks of losses
• Americans’ 2021 finances healthiest in eight years
• Biden launches Indo-Pacific trade deal
• COVID complacenc­y, ideology have killed 1 million Americans
• It’s important our Independen­t voters visit Primarylan­d
• Pet-surrender fee unleashes avalanche
• Pulitzer honors NM artist
• Neglected rural communitie­s unprepared for disaster
• We must tend, not neglect, forests
• Outsiders’ ‘solutions’ to wildfires open door to privatizin­g lands
• DJOKOVIC WINS, SPEAKS HIS MIND
• Anderson, Turner power Dodgers
• Stanford wins 2nd NCAA with Zhang
• Lightning into final 4, sweep Panthers
• Commanders buy land for possible site
• QB to be non-emotional in return to Seattle
• Haskins was drunk when fatally struck
• Over 50? Make sure to keep an eye on bone density
• DELAYED reaction
• Husband’s drinking puts family at risk
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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