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...didn't get in [to Austin] until 1 a.m," Chang said. "I had to get up at 6:30 for my game...
First, the Harvard men's tennis team's Albert Chang and Mike Shyjan's flight to the Volvo/ITCA intercollegiate championships in Austin, Texas was delayed three hours at Boston's Logan Airport because of thick...
Without the immigration reform bill, Belgian-born beermaker Pierre Celis, 66, would probably never have launched his new brewery near Austin. By his estimate, the Celis Brewery should cost $7.5 million before the first pale beer starts to flow, a sum he says he would not have invested without the assurance that he could stay in the U.S. to supervise the business...
...project lives up to Celis' expectations, he could be a model of how the new law can help the U.S. economy. The plan is to use American ingredients to produce a Belgian-style white beer that will compete with imported beers. Meanwhile, the city of Austin gets jobs, a potential tourist attraction and a local beer -- something it has not had since 1878. Celis finds Texas appealing because it is well located for shipping to both coasts, not to mention that the Lone Star State has plenty of beer drinkers...
...issued a communique stating that one American hostage would be set free within 72 hours. The message was accompanied by a photograph of Joseph Cicippio, the comptroller of American University of Beirut, who was abducted on Sept. 12, 1986. On Sunday, however, the group released a different hostage, Edward Austin Tracy, 60, a writer from Burlington, Vt., who was snatched one month after Cicippio. Tracy, who had spent 1,757 days in captivity, was driven immediately to Damascus to be turned over to U.S. authorities there...