Albuquerque Journal - 2022-06-28

• US Marshals in ABQ shoot, kill fugitive who left halfway home
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Jan. 6 panel calls surprise hearing to present new evidence
• Supreme Court’s abortion ruling sets off new court fights
• Supreme Court backs coach in praying case
• Biden suspends rules limiting immigrant arrest, deportatio­n
• Nominee to run Immigratio­n and Customs stands down
• Albina Ruiz Quintana
• UN: Death toll of children in Afghan quake now at 155
• Russian missile strike targets crowded shopping center in Ukraine
• Officials: US sending missiles to Ukraine
• Shooting deaths require further investigat­ion
• More support sought for early childhood education
• Britain’s economy slides toward a breaking point
• G-7 set to agree on exploring a price cap on Russian oil
• FROM UNDER TO ON THE ROCKS
• ABQ’s Downtown police OT scheme like TV mob plot
• Organic farming likely isn’t all the good you think it is
• Threat to Jan. 6 panelist shows ‘violence in the future’ here after
• The New Mexico Solar Tax Credit is a false promise
• State methodolog­y violates fairness with double taxes
• The Fourth Estate is important in New Mexico
• PNM should credit customers for shuttered plant ASAP
• Djokovic starts slow in return at Wimbledon
• Griner ordered to trial on Friday in Russia
• Hopes, dreams fulfilled
• Sakic and Elway share a rare feat
• Elko feels good about returning to Ole Miss
• Angels’ Nevin banned 10 games, M’s Winker 5 for brawl
• Lawsuit: Texans ‘turned a blind eye’ to Watson
• TITLE IX: OTHER NM HEROES
• Saudi-backed league adds Wolff, 2 others
• MACKINNON SHINES FOR AVS
• Sedins among class of ’22 HOF
• Shapiro honored to represent USA
• Never stopping
• Keeping an eye on child obesity
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• Funeral behavior offends family

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