Albuquerque Journal - 2017-04-10

• Goodbye Jimmy, hello Saul
• AG supports DA in no-bail jail dispute
• Trump officials press Russia on Assad
• SURGING SERGIO
• ‘Stagnant’ test scores for Native American students
• Building better leaders
• Doubling down
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Decomposed bat is found in bag of salad
• APS vies for $50K grant to study Native American learning
• U.S. Navy sends strike group toward Korean peninsula
• Back to drawing board for Trump’s tax overhaul
• Trump’s strike on Syria raises new questions
• Taxpaying is a burden, but also a civic duty
• Bitterly partisan battle puts Gorsuch on bench
• ‘Nuclear option’ short-sighted
• Public feedback vital to deciding schools’ direction
• NM shouldn’t bow to Sessions’ threats
• Palm Sunday church bombings in Egypt kill 44
• Suspect’s status as asylum-seeker stuns Stockholm
• Cubs set for ‘crazy’ home opener
• Seager’s homer helps Dodgers slow Rockies
• Johnson earns first win of NASCAR year
• Maple Leafs, Caps to match up
• Westbrook shatters triple-double mark
• Ticket sends reader down a rabbit hole
• Bill aims to reduce overdoses
• Answers sought in homicide
• NY derailment highlights U.S. infrastruc­ture concerns
• Iran’s exiled prince seeks new revolution
• Spaceport virtual field trips available to students
• Cruces native wins top Princeton prize
• Distance may be too much for relationsh­ip
• HOROSCOPES
• Coding boot camps enhance career potential
• Instilling informatio­n
• Women in Ag May 30-June 1
• One-on-One with Dale Maxwell
• NEW MEXICO 2016-2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• Dog plays major role in establishi­ng residency
• Tariffs no panacea for jobs moving away from U.S.
• Before relocating, plan explorator­y trip to Florida
• FEDERAL CONTRACTS

Albuquerque Journal - 2017-04-09

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