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Number One
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Restaurant
Hong Kong Restawrapt is Brazos Valley s
atmosphere is still very„young.
oldest Chinese restaurant. However, our
1) In attempts to greater’satisf/our customers, we
are continuously upgrading with the times,
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2) Our two large party ropinsjean accomodate
groups up to 160 people. #
5) Our fried rice, inexpensive in price and abun-
dent in quantity, has a reputation for being ex
cellent.
3) We have 24 different lunc^, specials ranging in
price from $3.20 to $4.50. Dinner prices start at
$4.00, featuring a gr&at variety and including
our new Szechuan Chicken, Mandarin
Chicken, Lemon Chicken, and Love Boat.
6) A complete dinner like Sweet and Sour Chicken
inludes egg roll, soup, and rice, is moderately
priced at $4.50 and up.
7) Our family style dinners which come with an
entree, steamed or fried rice, soup, fried
shrimp, egg roll, fried won ton, iced tea, and
ice cream, are only $7.00 per person.
4) Our qualtiy of food is high,'flic quantity is great,
but the prices remain, low. ,/ v ’
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8) Buffet special all you can eat including iced tea
$3.95 only. Every Sat. Lunch (11 a.m.-2 p.m.)
& Sun. Dinner (5-8 p.m.).
Mon-Sun 11-2 PM
Mon-Sun 5-10 PM
3805 S. Texas Ave. Bryan
846-8345
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friday 2-6
movie
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over 2,000 titles
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Open: Mon. - Thurs., 10-10 Fri. &, Sat., 10-11 Sun. 12-10
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Photo hv Robert Vi,l
Whaddya Mean, Ace??
Students attending Texas A&M’s 27th summer
tennis camp line up to return some volleys. David
Kent, director of the camp, said the school is the
No. I tamp m I exas and always has a waiting Is
Students this year came from as far awayasNe*
Mexico and Virginia to attend.
San Antonio lawmaker say ^
Judges should resign posts
AUS TIN (AP) —Gov. Bill Clem
ents and the state legislator who led
an investigation of the Texas Su
preme Court last year called
Wednesday for the resignations of
the two justices who were officially
rebuked this week.
If justices C.L. Ray and William
Kilgarlin don’t step down, impeach
ment proceedings should be studied,
said Sen. f rank Tejeda, D-San Anto
nio.
of Rav for seven violations of ethical
rules. The panel also issued a publit
admonishment of Kilgarlin on two
points.
.Although Kilgarlin’s rebuke was
less serious than Rav’s, Tejeda said
both sanctions — the commission's
“ The two justices . . . should rec-
ognize that they can no longer func
tion effectively on the court, and I
am calling on them to submit their
resignations, their immediate resig
nations," Tejeda told a news confer
ence.
“Should they be impeached?” he
asked. “I would not discount that at
all. And certainly, that is a question
for the Legislatm e to determine.”
Clements press secretary Reggie
Bashur said Wednesday that the
governor, too, believes the two jus
tices should resign.
Clements “believes in integrity,
and credibility must be restored to
the stale judicial system,” Bashur
said. “ The governor has called for
such reform for a long time and sup
ports the thrust of reforms proposed
bv Sen. Frank Tejeda."
As a state representative in l‘)<36,
Tejeda chaired the House judicial
Affairs Committee that investigated
alleged improprieties by Ray and
Kilgarlin.
Information brought out in that
probe was mentioned Tuesday when
the State Commission on judicial
Conduct issued a public reprimand
“The two justices . . .
should recognize that the)
can no longer function ef
fectively on the court, r '
I am calling on them
submit their resignations.
— Sen. Frank Tejeda,
D-San Antonio
and
to
lirst against Supreme Court justices
— are serious enough to warrant the
judges leaving the benc h.
“ The di(Terence is between bad
and verv bad, between worse and
much worse," Tejeda said. “ They're
both bad. I think it's shameful, and I
think that immediate action should
be taken."
Tejeda urged Chief justice john
T. I fill to join him in asking the 1 two
justices to step clown.
Austin lawyer Randall “Buck"
Wood, who represents both Ray and
Kilgarlin, said Tejeda’s c barges were
ridic ulous and politically motivated.
“I've never seen text nun>J
ticians that weren’t interest]
some publicity," Wood said I
lieve this one is about asextrer]
example as I’ve ever seen ll
think he’ll ever want to quits]
publicity."
Wood said if the violation.']
serious enough to get thejudr]
the bench, the commissionM
power to do so. It didn’t,an]
c ase should end, he said.
Tejeda said he has asked tit]
islative Council for a writtenbr]
impeachment.
I louse Speaker Gib Let,
whose chamber impeachment
c eedings would have to begi
he hadn’t considered thatacl
i c alls bas e not even had ad#
think about that," Lewis said
The justices' lawyer said It
no grounds for impeachment
“If the commission thoiijk
dies would have sought rein
Wood said.
I ejeda also said he is asking 1
Bill Clements to inc lude judict
form in the june 22 special!
lative session that will beconven
complete action on a state bud?
I le said he will ask tbe i
( omit v dist rict attorney and lit
attorney to look into thecasd
possible c riminal wrongdoing
he urged the judicial conduct
mission to make public its Ilk
Rav and Kilgarlin.
Tejeda also urged Clement
sign into law legislation that*
make public the commissinni
coids in eases where a judge red
a public rebuke.
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