Albuquerque Journal - 2020-01-15

• RESTORING HISTORY
• A week before opening day, lawmakers already at work
• Teen brothers killed in Moriarty head-on crash
• Major expansion for O’Keeffe Museum
• ‘A WOMAN CAN WIN’
• Long way home?
• U.S.-CHINA DEAL TO EASE SANCTIONS
• MEDIA GIANT GIVING BACK
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Airliner dumps fuel on schools near Los Angeles
• Philippine volcano shakes, spews lava
• Michael C. Sedillo
• Murder charges filed months after Hobbs shooting
• APS school communitie­s to decide on calendar
• Commission: Refugees are still welcome in BernCo
• Temporary ban on NM fracking proposed
• Sen. Martinez freed from jail after 4 days
• 2 natural gas operators ordered to halt violations
• House set to vote on impeachmen­t articles
• National budget deficit up 11.8% in first quarter
• So far, deregulati­on not delivering economic growth
• Fanatics like those in Iran are in it to win it. Are we?
• Allegation­s against ABQ animal lab cite deadly pattern
• Equity Councils are more than just a ‘woke dream’
• Don’t put 10-cent burden on public
• Lobos adjust to life, style of play, without Bragg
• Cora fired in sign stealing scandal
• Keeping pace to be key for UNM women
• Cowboys’ offseason priority: Sign Prescott to new deal
• Clemson knocks off No. 3 Duke
• Girls game canceled due to brawl between fans
• SPORTS SPEAK UP!
• What to eat to recover from your holiday overindulg­ence
• Celebrate local winter flavors at Tuerta
• CHICKEN WITH WHITE WINE, ROASTED LEMONS AND CAPERS
• SLOW-ROASTED WHOLE LEMONS
• Roast citrus brightens dishes
• Man’s explosive anger causes concern
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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