Albuquerque Journal - 2022-06-15

• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Coin memorializ­ing treatment of Haitian migrants in Texas decried
• 1/6 panel postpones hearing with ex-Justice Dept. officials
• McConnell’s backing boosts Senate bipartisan gun deal
• Northern Arizona watches winds as Western wildfires blaze
• Russians control 80% of key Ukrainian city
• Yellowston­e f looding prompts evacuation­s
• Southern Baptists agree to create new ways to further reform of sexual abuse
• FDA advisers back Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for kids age 6-17
• GOP commission refuses to approve NM primary vote
• Sunport gets greener by using recycled water for landscapin­g
• New Mexico proposes protection­s for northern rivers and streams
• Man fatally shot at Coronado Park early Tuesday
• Speed cameras cite thousands in first few weeks
• Jurors begin deliberati­ons in trial of ABQ man charged in fiancee’s murder
• Wynona Ratliff
• Robert “Bob” M. Winn
• Betty Lou Shaum
• Long lines form in Nevada for GOP Senate nominee
• What is recession risk as economy struggles?
• Raven Defense Corp. opens new facility
• As entitlemen­ts crisis nears, politician­s still kick the can
• Why is it so hard for NM’s officials to do right by public?
• Threat to Justice Kavanaugh reveals path to gun reform
• Salome finishes caddy’s assist
• UNM, NMSU satisfy NCAA APR standards
• Cards hurler one pitch short of a no-no
• GAME DAY: NM UNITED AT OAKLAND ROOTS SC
• Culinary savant
• Hibiscus red drink is steeped in history
• These grilled shrimp skewers deliver bold flavor
• Grilled steak salad perfect for Father’s Day
• Widow mulls offer from younger acquaintan­ce
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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