Here are the stories that appeared on the Albuquerque Journal home page on 06-20-2008 at 19:52. Note: Stories more than a week old may no longer be available on ABQjournal.com.
FIND other days

HOT SEARCH TOPICS: Holly Holm | Vote on Comics | Safe Tomatoes | Energy Tips | Snowboarders
Most Read:   1)  A Batcave for Granger Manor       2) Tomato Link Found in N.M.    
Click for Daily Arrest Map

Fri, Jun 20, 2008
Learn about the page-by-page replica edition
eJournal Log In
(Ready by noon daily)
Subscriber Services
Forget your password?


  • NM & National Politics



    • All Events
    Add Your Event
    Top Ten E-Mailed


    Journal's photography page
    Journal Photography Page

    Top Ten
    Albuquerque Journal
    About Us/Media Info
    Contact Us

    NewsSeeker
    RSS

    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
    Flooding strands 100-plus barges on Mississippi
     (updated 7:52 PM National/World News)
    ABQNews Seeker
    (505) 823-3840        E-mail tips     Past News     Weblogs         

    4:16pm — 'Grandma Esther' receives max sentence
    A South Valley grandmother was sentenced to nearly 100 years in prison for her conviction on...
    12:07pm — Richard Sentence Reduced
    Judge sets Elton Richard free
    9:50am — Dripping Spring Fire Cause Other-Worldly?
    Missile Range Employee saw what he thinks was a meteor
    9:37am — New Mexico Gas Price Holding
    The price of gas in New Mexico is holding at $3.97, according to AAA. (by John Fleck)
    9:08am — Las Vegas Passes Watering Restrictions
    Limits set on watering, car washing.
    8:27am — Taos Traffic Jams to get Worse
    Construction further delays traffic through town
    8:16am — Jumper had no Parachute
    Body of Eric Chaltial recovered from bottom of the Rio Grande Gorge
    6:53am — "Staycations" the Summer Buzzword
    Local Chambers of Commerce tout close-to-home attractions
    6:00am — A Little Cooler and Windy
    Forecast office says Albuquerque highs in lower 90s
    5:45am — IRS Wants to Send Economic Stimulus Checks
    Agency reaching out to retirees and disabled vets

    Weather Forecast:  Partly cloudy ... Windy.    
    Albuquerque | New Mexico
    National Weather Service Radar
    Road Conditions | ABQ Pollen
    see weather in your neighborhood
    Weather Station Map


    Thunderstorms in Forecast for Eastern NM click to continue (new 7:07 AM MDT)


    A Batcave for Granger Manor
    By Mark Smith / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
      Holy Burque, Batman! This is going to be some casa!

    Brennan's Charges Reduced
    By Joline Gutierrez Krueger / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
      Charges against former Judge W. John Brennan involving a bizarre incident with a 25-year-old woman in March have been drastically scaled back, leaving his attorney to question why his client was charged at all.

    HP Plans Center In Rio Rancho
    By Dan Boyd / Journal Capitol Bureau
      Computer giant Hewlett-Packard plans to open a technical support center in Rio Rancho that eventually could employ 1,300 people.

    Tomato Link Found in N.M.
    By Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer
      New Mexico health workers helped link tomatoes to a nationwide outbreak of salmonella.

    		Prior 'Bad Acts' to Affect Kickback Case
    By Scott Sandlin / Journal Staff Writer
      Evidence about other public construction projects, including the district courthouse and the Metropolitan Detention Center, can come in at the public corruption trial over the Metropolitan Courthouse, a judge has ruled.

    City Zoning Inspector's Car Windows Smashed
    By Dan McKay / Journal Staff Writer
      A city zoning inspector who handed out numerous citations involving political signs found the windows of her car broken out, police said Thursday.

    Key Witness Rejects Plea Agreement
    By Joline Gutierrez Krueger / Journal Staff Writer
      A key witness in the East Mountain triple homicides refused a plea agreement in an unrelated DWI charge, setting up the case for trial and angering the man she is accused of injuring.

    Gov. to Call Special Session
    By Barry Massey /The Associated Press
      SANTA FE— Gov. Bill Richardson said Thursday he plans a special session of the Legislature in August or September to consider expanding health coverage to more New Mexicans.


    Mountain Lion Sought After Man Goes Missing click to continue (new 3:13 PM MDT)

    Navajo Nation settles autopsy bill, click to continue (new 12:25 PM MDT)

    Fires Burning Near Carlsbad, Raton click to continue (new 11:03 AM MDT)

    Navajo Nation Settles Outstanding Autopsy Bill click to continue (new 10:31 AM MDT)



    New Journal Sections
      Fetch! will bring you ways to enjoy and care for your pets so you can bring to each other the best in companionship, health and fun. You'll find medical and behavioral advice from Dr. Jeff Nichol, cool gear to buy, a place to send your favorite pet photo and even pet memorials for loved ones you've lost.

      Energy Tips: Dr. Alan Zelicoff offers ways to save energy. For example, he'll show you how you can save gas by driving differently. Look for Dr. Zelicoff's tips on the Metro cover of the print Journal every Tuesday and go to ABQJournal.com/energy any time for more information.
    Archives       This Week's News: Yesterday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Sunday Saturday Friday

    Here are the headlines for 06-20-2008. Note: Stories more than a week old may no longer be available on ABQjournal.com

    State Headlines

  • Levees Toppled
  • Tomato Link Found in N.M.
  • Around New Mexico
  • Gov. Plans Colombia Trip
  • Range Takes on Raptor Air Traffic
  • Gov. to Call Special Session
  • Cartel Hit List Investigated

    Local Headlines

  • A Batcave for Granger Manor
  • Brennan's Charges Reduced
  • HP Plans Center In Rio Rancho
  • Around the Metro Area
  • Prior 'Bad Acts' to Affect Kickback Case
  • City Zoning Inspector's Car Windows Smashed
  • Key Witness Rejects Plea Agreement
  • It's All About Muscle Tone

    Journal North Headlines

  • Police Say Gorge Jump Was a Suicide
  • A New Voice
  • Around Northern New Mexico
  • Pride Takes to the Plaza
  • An Unusual Fantasy
  • Worldly Grocery
  • Last Roundup?
  • Thornburg Shares Drop 65 Percent
  • A 'Devastating' Loss
  • Pricey Gas Leads More to the Bus

    West Side Headlines

  • 'Mrs. Rogers' Lets the Stories Do the Talking
  • HP Expected To Bring 'Huge Boost'
  • Trailhead Park Vandalized With Gang Graffiti
  • Concert Tickets Go on Sale
  • Man Indicted on Alcohol, Gun Charges
  • Music Festival Kicks Off
  • Water Utility Raises Its Rates
  • HP Expected To Bring RR 'Huge Boost'
  • Hispanic Music Festival Celebrates Its 16th Year
  • Police Officer Stabbed During Fight
  • Flood Plans Set for S. Valley
  • Residents Near Fire Say They Were Lucky
  • Volcano Heights Suit Moves Forward
  • 'Mrs. Rogers' Lets the Stories Do the Talking

    Rio Rancho Headlines

  • 'Mrs. Rogers' Lets the Stories Do the Talking
  • HP Expected To Bring 'Huge Boost'
  • Trailhead Park Vandalized With Gang Graffiti
  • Concert Tickets Go on Sale
  • Man Indicted on Alcohol, Gun Charges
  • Music Festival Kicks Off
  • Water Utility Raises Its Rates
  • HP Expected To Bring RR 'Huge Boost'
  • Hispanic Music Festival Celebrates Its 16th Year
  • Police Officer Stabbed During Fight
  • Flood Plans Set for S. Valley
  • Residents Near Fire Say They Were Lucky
  • Volcano Heights Suit Moves Forward
  • 'Mrs. Rogers' Lets the Stories Do the Talking

    Sports Headlines

  • Sanchez A Man on the Move
  • Five New Mexico Teams Still Playing
  • Isotopes Rally Late, But Fall to Royals
  • A Batcave for Granger Manor