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New Offerings-New Dishes I j ©OLF, RIDE & SAVE Page 4/The Battalion/Friday, March 25, 1988 Delicate Light Lunch *Chicken with Black Beans *Crispy Chicken *House Special Chicken *Oyster Beef *Golden Fried Shrimp (4) $2” (Dine-in only) AGGIE STUDENT SPECIAL Japanese Cuisine Friday and Saturday Evening Sushi and Sashimi • Udon Shabu-Shabu 206 W. Villa Marla just 5 min. North of Kyle Fietd Daily Buffet 95 includes ice tea 11 a.m.-2 p.m. • 5-8 p.m. Pacific Garden Chinese Restaurant 846-0828 Call Us for A Tee Time—Today 823-0126 Managed by Hi Key: * - Lightning ~ - Fog - Thundarsloir: ee - Rain *★ - Snow J > - Drizzla 4^ - Ice Pellets • ^ - Rain Shower e - Freezing Ra 1 A&n rr, Sunset Today: 6:39 p.m. Sunrise Saturday: 6:20 a m. Map Discussion: The short wave trough of low pressure aloft in theMidwes lift rapidly northeast as a closed upper-level low forms in the Upper Mississjc Valley.The combination of strong upper dynamics and good low-level convergence should produce showers and thundershowers along andaliea: the surface front as it treks eastward. Wrap around moisture from the Great Lakes low will cause snow in the western and central Great Lakes. (The circulation around a low is counter clockwise.) The West remains relatively dry with the exception of the Pacific Norte where an onshore flow and a cold front will combine to produce precipitatior Forecast: Today. Cloudy early with gradually decreasing cloudiness through the afti and evening. Mild temperatures with a high of 73 degrees. Winds will be at 8 to 15 mph. Expect a few showers or an isolated thundershower early an cold front moves through the Brazos Valley. Tonight. Partly cloudy and cool with a low temperature of 49 degrees, I northerly winds and no precipitation. Saturday. Fair and mild with a high of 73 degrees and east-northwest windsa 12 mph. Weather Fact Syzygy — The points in the moon’s orbit about the earth atwtx the moon is new or full. Prepared by: Charlie^ Staff Mete® A&M Department of Melee Salutes B Students These 14 members of the Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets have honored for posting a 4.0 grade-point ratio during the 1987 fall semester. The students are Frederick S. Gruman, an electrical engineering majorfrom! ginaw; Edwin A. Klein, a political science major from Nacogdoches, and Da G. Rogers, a history major from Midland. Others are juniors Juan M. Basombrio, a biochemistry major from Houston;, P. Jones Jr., a poultry science major from Elm Mott; James A. McNewJr.,atK chemistry major from Gainesville, and Thomas T. O’Donohoe, an elements! education major from Austin. A t\v “Mexic; Politics nor of 1 speakin will tal Monda The by CA depth v Americ and stai figures ganizat The to the p lowing • Ei- oPeS a Organ i; speak o at 3 p.rr • S' Brown? Truan speak o Monda 1 der. U availabl 4:30 p. Uribe chairm; and Hu Iwhile T the Fin; mittees. • To the hea United tries, ar the Soui Also honored were sophomores Kenneth C. Greene, an English major frit Dallas; Christopher R. Johnson, an animal science major from Rockdale;Etn D. Parker Jr., a biology major from Houston; Matthew C. Poling, a biomedia 8-y< FORT science major from Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, and Maureer einonade keep his Smith, a geography major from Lacey, Wash. Freshmen Cadet members who were honored for their grade achievemr trouble go were Curtis A. Hite, a computer science major from Seabrook, and Jamesl'p Turner, a nuclear engineering major from Houston. ■ The M months w have beer Salutes is a community service provided by The Battalion to list students, lsoi'< • tr:u e * ec l 1 and staff who have received honors and awards (such as scholarships, retit j ment, etc.). Space is limited and is provided on a first-come, first-served ba&bmmmg* / There is no guarantee that your submission will run. Submissions marfWWW fused if they contain incomplete or incorrect information. If you have any qt: tions, please call The Battalion at 845-3315. r Biff Jennings spent last summer surfing double overhead Puerto Escondido, catching two hundred and fifty pound Marlin off Cabo, diving for lobsters as big as German Shepherds at Manzanillo, and raging in cantinas until dawn. He’s back home in Texas now, and he continues to drink the beer that captures the spirit of everything that last summer was. Superior. © Cerveceria Moctezuma, S. A. Police look for inmate who escaped from jail by switching identities DALLAS (AP) — An 18-year-old Jamaican native accused in two slay ings swapped an identification bracelet with another inmate in Dal las County’s maximum security jail and walked free Wednesday, offi cials said. Authorities continued searching for the escaped convict, Derrick Greene, alias Jonatton Crow, after he convinced Dallas city jailers that he was 17-year-old James Arthur Davis, another inmate who was going to be released on bond on the same day. “By some agreement between Greene and Davis, Davis consented to swap his plastic ID bracelet with Greene,” said Jim Ewell, spokesman for the Dallas County Sheriffs De partment. Greene responded to the call when guards called for Davis to be released about 3 a.m. Ewell said that Greene showed the bracelet with Da vis’ name and correctly responded to several questions from the prison guards, which included Davis’ date of birth and his personal jail num ber. Greene was transferred to the Mexico City Lew Sterrett Justice Center, where an identification officer took a print of his right index finger and some how positively matched the wrong ful print with those of Davis. “The ID officer said it match,” Ewell said. “He justm*) unfortunate mistake.” Greene was mistakenly fr^ 3:30 a.m. Authorities wereaW the escape about 6 a.m. w henl complained of losing his IDbr* Cireene was arrested by Dafc lice March 15 on a number of rants,'including two chargesofi der, one of attempted aggravated assault on a policeo! and two bond forfeitures—on*] theft and one for possession controlled substance. “These were all drug-related crimes,” Detective Bobby Hat said. “We’d been trying to ge for a long time.” Hammer said all of the ci with which Greene had charged had been committed past 18 months to two years. & had been held in lieu of morf $150,000 in bonds, Ewell said. Davis was arrested March H held in lieu of a $ 1,500 bond. Ewell said Davis has beencltaf with aiding in the escape of a prisioner. Both men are black. Greeiif feet-7, weighs 160 pounds aid dark hair and dark eyes. Ewell authorities statewide had been lied of the escape and Greeiif lure has been circulated at ait and other major transport* V T U T ¥ & S 2e<