Albuquerque Journal - 2021-01-31

• BORDER WALL COMES TO A HALT
• PNMR execs get millions extra if merger OK’d
• GOP SUIT CHALLENGES RULES FOR SESSION
• CELLAR-DWELLING LOBOS FALL AGAIN
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• THE LIGHTER SIDE
• THE WEEK’S MOST READ
• LOTTERY
• Flying the colors
• CORRECTION­S
• Tumultuous history
• New clinical trials raise fears that virus is resisting vaccines
• Huge fire damages NJ boardwalk, amusement park
• White House hopes for bipartisan aid deal fade
• $15 minimum wage in virus relief package may jeopardize plan
• Trump parts with impeachmen­t lawyers a week before trial
• NEWS SHOWS
• Tech glitches, swamped websites impede US vaccine distributi­on
• CDC: Safe schools lead to scant spread of coronaviru­s
• COVID-19 cases in NM continue to decrease
• Two arrested in dozens of bold house break-ins
• Biden gets second letter on Space Command; Herrell off to quick start
• Cowboys for Trump leader refuses virus test in jail
• HOW YOUR CONGRESSIO­NAL DELEGATES VOTED
• Grants open outdoor spaces for everyone
• Whistleblo­wer shines light on Putin’s palace
• Energy 911
• Kudos for seamless vaccine process
• NM must invest in its outdoors and its young people
• Jury trials to resume in COVID-safe manner
• State stands by as people jump in line
• System no better than a crap shoot
• State should put all vaccine data online
• Great job, but what about no-shows?
• Great venue, great community team
• Me vs. we: We wait, while others cheat
• Letter policy
• He is often Super, but not always great
• Prep football schedule scenarios tossed around
• Bulldogs give Lobos knockout blow late
• Wednesday
• Feb. 7
• Wednesday
• Report: Stafford to Rams in blockbuste­r
• Super distancing for broadcast crews
• Gregorius agrees to return to Phils
• Melbourne Park finally busy with practices
• Harassed Mets owner deletes Twitter account
• Ags beaten by Lopes again
• Freshman Dorsey decides to opt out
• Schedule updates keep Lobos on road
• Lakers hang on as Celtics miss shot at final buzzer
• Ovechkin scores OT winner in his return
• SPORTS SPEAK UP!
• Reed escapes harm from another rules issue
• MLS may loan out players
• SEC shines in Senior Bowl
• A FRESH START
• Stimulus payments open doors for hustlers
• CLAMPDOWN ANGERS GAMESTOP INVESTORS
• U.S. ECONOMY SHRINKS BY MOST IN 74 YEARS
• GETTING TO KNOW YOU
• FED STRESSES COMMITMENT TO LOW RATES
• Weather
• BUSTED!
• Barbara Edwina Mitchell
• Alicea Joanne Williamson Coyne
• Angela G. Salazar
• Arlene M Espinoza
• Daniel Sean Lopez
• Ben A. Romero
• Christina Segura
• Beverly J. Crowder
• Jeffrey Garner Young
• Donna Rose
• Frances P. Bassman
• Dixie K. Davis
• Ethel Garcia
• Emma Mabel Jaramillo Gonzales
• Fayne L. Shead
• David J. Conroy
• Evaristo Ambrosio Quintana
• Elizabeth "Betty" "Jean" Brooks (Warren)
• Erlinda Antillon
• Lawrence (Larry) Anthony Duran
• Dean Vernon Melvin
• Donald C. Burch
• Helen Lucille McKee
• Friedrich “Chris” Christian Lamm
• Joshua L. Brodie
• Jeffrey L. "Jeffro" Padilla
• Melinda Ann Hines
• Mary McBride Shanklin
• Leo Anthony Gomez
• Jimmie Ignacio Marquez
• Mauricia Montoya
• James Foster "Jay" Roehl
• Leta Travis
• Sylvia M. Loya
• Robert Cocherell, Jr.
• Melba Clark
• Mildred Leverette
• Richard M. Hadad
• Robert Earl Morris
• Robert Mark Tafoya
• Robert P. Kutarnia
• Raquel Flores
• Pearl Louise McCully
• Patricia Bisbee
• Patricia Ross Ayre
• Rumaldo (Maldo) Serna Jr.
• Stacy Lianne White
• Gerald (Jerry) Small
• Harold Lloyd Cooper
• Stephen B. Harp (Estle Ornado Harp)
• Thomas Peña
• Billy D. Thompson
• Susan Landavazo
• John Thomas
• Thomas Wayne Johnson
• Eric C. Mora
• Margaret Ann Bobb
• Jill Jacks
• Fred Lewis White
• HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT
• Frida Kahlo remains a hot topic when it comes to societal issues. See story on
• IF YOU GO
• Keeping up with the times
• HEART of GLASS
• ONLINE
• Home cooking in the South Valley
• Pansies might be hankering for water, nitrogen
• Kind 16-year-old enjoys writing music
• Jerry and Donna Zimmerman
• John and Ilona Chavez
• FOSTER OR ADOPT A NEW MEXICO YOUTH
• KATHY’S CARRY OUT
• Luther and Karen Garcia
• Author explores a material ingrained in our history
• Shadows & light
• ‘Grounds for Murder’ criminally clever, cunningly caffeinate­d
• NONFICTION
• FICTION
• In with the NEW
• AS GOOD GETS AS IT
• Airbnb account locked because user had COVID
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• ABQ CHESS
• JUMBLE
• NM’s national lab managers rated ‘very good’
• De-escalating the 40-year-old War on Drugs
• Critics complain lab evaluation­s too vague
• Local officials fear census undercount
• Pets of the week
• SF teachers jumped the vaccinatio­n line
• The science and values of a trap-free New Mexico
• Public comment at Roundhouse vital
• Contact tracing can help keep us healthy
• Repealing anti-abortion law wrong for NM
• Make ‘dark skies’ part of SF’s sustainabl­e lighting plan
• ‘AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ART EDUCATION’
• SFIFF to get $5.5K grant
• Keeping it real (as possible)
• REST IN PIECES

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