Austin American-Statesman - 2018-04-12

• Mexican-American studies course OK'd
• Ryan won't run again for Congress
• Trump warns of attack on Syria
• Oracle plans to nearly double size of campus
• Collin Johnson, other Horns use spring for fresh start
• Zuckerberg: Regulating social media ‘inevitable’
• SLEEP CLINIC EMPLOYEE AT CENTER OF DRUG ARRESTS
• WALMART HAS BIG PLANS FOR GROWTH IN TEXAS
• FIND OUT WHAT LURKS IN WALLER CREEK
• » Texans in Congress react to Ryan’s announceme­nt,
• Key question for summit: Where?
• What’s behind the raid on Trump’s lawyer
• Trump says White House ‘calm,’ but vents about Russia probe
• Senators likely to press Pompeo about foreign policy
• Trump signs bill to crack down on sex traffickin­g
• Justice Department starts probe of college early admissions practices
• Algerian military plane crashes after takeoff, killing 257
• Defiant Syria calls possible attack by U.S. ‘reckless’
• Support, not suspicion or stigma, what ‘Dreamers’ urgently need
• Boys & Girls Club to build 10-acre campus
• Billy Harden, 64, was actor, co-founder of Spectrum Theatre Company
• Amphitheat­er
• Lawsuit accuses Apple employee of killing woman in Austin crash
• Sessions tells border sheriff group crackdown on crossings is critical
• CVS tool finds cheaper drug options
• Source: Google looks to buy Nokia in-flight internet
• Fed: Streamline annual stress tests for large banks
• Report: Federal workers’ pay lags private sector by 32%
• Icahn selling Federal-Mogul as buyer Tenneco to split
• Volkswagen’s Diess goes from lame duck to top dog in two years
• Farmers fearing ethanol changes
• Women’s golf team places 7th in Napa
• Playbill’s Tyler Mount returns to Austin for high school musical awards
• Teen struggling to rebuild connection to mother

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