Santa Fe New Mexican - 2021-03-03

• Some want tax scotched
• Texas, other states reopen as cases fall
• Single-dose vaccine may be deployed by today
• Biden expects U.S. to have enough vaccine for all adults by May
• Salmon worth simmering
• Lobos football begins spring training full of hope
• Schumer confident
• ◆ Legislativ­e roundup.
• As attacks on Asians rise, victims look back
• Amazon union push reaches beyond Alabama
• FBI director: Domestic terrorism cases soaring
• Bill to lower rates on small loans passes
• State employee accuses official of ethics breach
• Crash kills 13 of 25 people crammed into SUV
• Biden administra­tion announces first sanctions on Russia in Navalny case
• Interior moves swiftly on climate change
• Gov. Lujan Grisham lauds state’s response to pandemic
• New director takes the helm
• Kidnapped teen may be in Santa Fe
• City says teen center will open in fall 2022
• Cherry Garcia creators have no taste for qualified immunity
• Educationa­l Retirement Board appoints interim director
• High court poised to sustain voting limits
• Judge finds probable cause to try S.F. gallery owner
• Texas’ recklessne­ss bad for New Mexico
• Ban on flavored tobacco would hurt consumers and merchants
• Zags facing quiet March
• Gonzales seeks to put bite into ‘Fear the Fangs’ slogan
• Feel-good start to feel-good baseball season
• ◆ Read departing Lobos baketball coach Paul Weir’s letter.
• Superstar departures hit Houston sports fans
• UT president calls emails defending school’s traditiona­l song ‘extremist’
• Indians’ Francona says team didn’t cover up for ex-assistant Callaway
• Images deemed hurtful stall 6 Dr. Seuss books
• Disney CEO says moviegoing has probably changed
• TV TOP PICKS
• Hot honey shrimp: Spicy, sweet and speedy
• The New York Times
• Loud music gives reader a migraine

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