Santa Fe New Mexican - 2018-04-17

• Tariff talk hits local businesses
• Santa Fean wins Pulitzer for ‘Prairie Fires’
• Facebook messages appear to discuss slaying
• Financial forms tripping up legislator­s
• Fearing cuts, soccer program goes on defensive
• Hannity named as Cohen client
• Artists see proposed rule changes as attack on their livelihood­s
• Another tariff impact: newsprint.
• Robots to the rescue
• Weinstein scandal earns ‘New Yorker’, ‘Times’ Pulitzer
• Calendar
• 7 inmates killed in S.C. prison riot
• No new sanctions on Russia for now
• Auditors say Pruitt’s $43,000 phone booth broke law
• Arms experts blocked from site of Syria attack
• Once imperiled K-3 summer program to expand
• City councilors have questions on propriety of $400K in raises
• Irony, as mayor to address spending watchdog
• Harsh weather dampens efforts by Santa Feans in Boston Marathon
• Democratic candidates race to the lead in stocking war chests
• Las Cruces backs upgrading White Sands to national park
• Aging wells plague small N.M. producers
• Correcting the local tax gap in online sales
• Los Alamos home prices up nearly 30 percent in first quarter
• Outback opening ‘new and improved’ Santa Fe restaurant next week
• J.C. Penney store in Santa Fe honored as top performer
• Vending machine sells short stories
• TV top picks
• ‘Video game player of the century’ debunked
• On debt, neither lover nor hater be
• Say yes to New Mexico’s wind and solar
• Babies at the Senate?
• Lower voting age
• The past 100 years
• Soggy morning upsets
• Fleet-footed Taos junior makes history at annual meet
• Wade turns back clock, 76ers in Game 2 Heat victory
• Yankees roll Marlins; Stanton hitless
• Matthews, Marleau help Maple Leafs beat Bruins
• Longtime Steelers linebacker Harrison retires again
• Family is shaken by father’s layoff
• Horoscope

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