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Sat, Mar 13, 2010 eJournal Log In (Ready by 7 a.m.) Customer Service Online Products Forgot your password? Calendar All Calendar Events Add Your Calendar Event iPhone: Journal Mobile Reader SeeClickFix.com Report a Problem Traffic Most E-Mailed 1 NEWS/METRO: At First, Vaughan's Plan 'Worked Like A Charm' 2 Duke City Prepares To Pay $11M Tab 3 Family Mourns Sisters; 'Basketball Was Their Life' Top Ten E-Mailed Most Read News: 1 Aztecs Eliminate UNM in MWC Semifinal 2 Homeowner Shot in Face at Party for Friend 3 Gov. Spares 75 Projects From Legislative Budget Ax News Seeker Past Week 6:05am -- Charges Dropped Against Oregon Woman (3-11) UNM Student Missing (3-12) Victim in Double Homicide Was UNM Prof (3-9) Top Ten Journal pictures About Us/Media Info Contact Us NewsSeeker E-Mail Delivery ABQjournal Paperboy will deliver the day's news highlights each morning via e-mail. Headlines from today's printed Albuquerque Journal Classic Homepage ABQjournal Site Map New Mexico Media Outlets National Newspaper Web Sites Journal Logo Products

ABQjournal videos Pelosi confident House will pass health care bill  (updated 7:52 PM National/World News) City Desk (505) 823-3840 E-mail tips Blogs Lights & Sirens Freak Accident Claims Man's Life – 6:37pm MST Paraplegic Man Stranded Outside Overnight (By Astrid Galvan/Lights and Sirens) Two Fatal Car Accidents on Eastbound I-40 Friday Night – 6:17pm MST Dead Includes Rio Rancho Teen and Illinois man (By Astrid Galvan/Lights and Sirens) Susana Martinez the Big Winner at Republican Convention – 5:52pm MST Susana Martinez will be on the top of the ballot in June's primary contest for the Republican nomination for governor after she received about 47 percent of the delegate vote at the Republican Pre-Primary Nominating Convention Saturday. Martinez dwarfed the other candidate results, with only one other hopeful in the field of five, Allen Weh, receiving enough votes to be automatically placed on the primary ballot. Weh received (By Sean Olson) Democratic Pre-Primary Results – 4:57pm MST The results of the Democratic Pre-Primary Convention at Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino north of Santa Fe have just been announced. Lieutenant Governor: Brian Colon - 34.35 percent Lawrence Rael - 21.96 percent Jose Campos - 19.99 percent Gerald Ortiz y Pino - 18.64 percent Linda Lopez (By Dan Boyd) Latest Reports from APD – 3:23pm MST Latest statewide Road Conditions (Call 511) | Ask AP: Air Travelers' Luggage, a Skier's Death Saving people's lives, of course, is an airline's top priority whenever a plane crashes. But later on, what's the procedure for trying to save their luggage? all items  yesterday        Archives     This Week:   Yesterday   Thursday   Wednesday   Tuesday   Monday   Sunday   Saturday As seen in the Newspaper State Basketball Tournament Excitement La Cueva's #42 Dylan Fritsch cheers on the student section after scoring on an alley-oop pass as the La Cueva boys beat Eldorado 68-55 to advance to the finals of the State 5A basketball championship game against Mayfield. Thursday, March 11, 2010. Slide Show. (Jim Thompson/Albuquerque Journal) ... As seen in Journal blog Headlines from today's printed Albuquerque Journal    AP Southwest Reports Weather Forecast:  . . . Partly cloudy. Lows in the 30s. West winds 10 to 15 mph in the evening.     Albuquerque | New Mexico National Weather Service Radar Road Conditions | KOAT Closings List | ABQ Pollen see weather in your neighborhood Weather Station Map Albuquerque Traffic  Higher Bond for Stalker Sought By Jeff Proctor/ Copyright © 2010 Albuquerque Journal Journal Staff Writer   Albuquerque Police Det. Trey Economidy says the system failed Bernalillo High School teacher Stefania Gray. Homeowner Shot in Face at Party for Friend By Astrid Galvan / Journal Staff Writer   Wesley Robinson had just gotten out of prison. Intruders Shoot Homeowner By Rozanna M. Martinez/ Journal Staff Writer   A San Ysidro man was shot multiple times in his home early Friday by two intruders as his wife and children slept in another room. Gov. Spares 75 Projects From Legislative Budget Ax By Dan Boyd/ Journal Capitol Bureau   SANTA FE — Nearly $13 million in state funding once earmarked for a state-of-the-art Albuquerque equestrian facility, and rodeo and fairground improvements statewide is being divvied up to pay for more shovel-ready projects. APS Schedules Mandated Exam By Hailey Heinz/ Journal Staff Writer   All high school juniors in Albuquerque will take state standardized tests on the same days this year, in an effort to avoid distractions during testing. SunVan Schedule Slammed By Lloyd Jojola/ Journal Staff Writer   Some SunVan riders are blasting the city transit service, saying a change in scheduling means they can no longer get a ride close to their requested time. No Split Over Gay Clergy By Olivier Uyttebrouck/ Journal Staff Writer   The nation's largest Lutheran denomination has held onto its New Mexico congregations, though some people have bolted since church leaders voted in August to recognize openly gay clergy, pastors say. State Democrats, Republicans Hold Conventions Today By Sean Olson/ Journal Staff Writer   Active members of both major New Mexico political parties meet today to pass first judgment on candidates for state offices and U.S. House seats in the June 1 primary election. $50 Million Racino Plan Stuck in Mud By Thomas J. Cole/ Journal Staff Writer   RATON — In August 2008, the state Racing Commission hitched its wagon to Canadian developer Michael Moldenhauer and his plans for a $50 million horse-racing track and slots casino in Raton. Read past UpFront columns and meet the columnists Here Watchdog Now more than ever, you need to keep an eye on government and speak your piece. To help you in that regard, the investigative team of the Journal has developed a new resource page called Watchdog. Send Us a News Tip