The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 18, 1978, Image 12

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Page 12 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1978
The Department of Philosophy
presents
Professor Edward Madden
State University of New York at Buffalo
“Freedom of Choice: The Philosophy of
William James”
Thursday, January 19, 5:00 p.m. Rudder 501
The Public is Invited
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United Press Intemationil
HOUSTON — Retired m
Curtis Knight has found a
in those worn-out roadside sig
related junk. But so have a
others.
“It’s a big thing today as
rators’ items for nightclubs,
ants, bars and what have you,
Knight. “It’s in short supply."
Knight, 68, and his wife Mat
run Mae’s Glass House, astortj
tered with old signs, 1:
gasoline pumps, crates and
junk.
He said Americans once
drive down almost any bad
and find a virtually unlimited
of old Burma Shave or other
dated signs.
“I doubt today if you can
anywhere. They’re all gone,
pickers’ find them out there
to the farmer or whoever anr
‘Well, I’ll give you $2 for that
and the farmer says, ‘Take it
They don’t care.”
“I have six ‘pickers’ out
this stuff for me all the time
lot of it out of Oklahoma, Miss*
Knasas. Once a month, I go n
north Texas to the big flea nt
up at Canton, Texas.’’
Increasing scarcity is reflectft|
the prices. Knight said Bun
Shave signs now go for $31,3
piece. He has some worth hida
of dollars.
One of his oldest, an L„. _
River Whiskey mural made oft ° c
would bring $650 if it were ini c ' s * 0
class condition. An early emhos
Gulf gasoline pump globe wasi ects
ued at $250.
Knight converts his valuable]! \
into a lot more than re
Using an old sign or bottleasap
he can spin a common man’s hi |
of marketing.
“Wanna see one of the
Coca-Cola bottles?” he’ll say,p
ing out a stubby bottle thath
like it might take a cork orwn
It dates from the 1890s and it
Knight into the story of soda
bottles.
Or, pointing to an old Sinclaii!
Co. sign, he’ll say, “See that
under the Sinclair? A lot of pea
think that stands for High Comp
sion. It’s really Houston Com
trate. They had a special blend
Knight and his wife opened):
shop about 10 years ago to sup
ment his pension. NowtheKni:
limit sales to half the week, pr
for ease and partly to keep the
come down.
Although “getting ahold of it
the problem,” Knight said
never run complete out of vain
junk. There’s new stuff growing
all the time.
tobe
Comedian Lym
finds harassing
police not funm
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United Press International
SALT LAKE CITY — Coid |
Paul Lynde, through his attornf ■■
Tuesday pleaded guilty to inteit |
ring with a police officer and 11
feited $50 bail.
Lawyers representing the telf |
sion star changed Lynde’s pleat mm
innocent to guilty during a he:
before City Judge Paul Grant
comedian was not present.
Grant ordered the bail posted
Lynde following his arrest Jan
forfeited and accepted as a fine
Lynde was arrested outside
Sun Tavern in Salt Lake City aft
dispute with police officers
were investigating a series oft
burglaries.
Officers said the comedian I
insisting that they investigate!
theft of his briefcase which o’
tained $400 before completing
on another car break-in at thes*
location.
The complaint charged thi
“unlawfully interfered with,
bally abused and threatened a pdj
officer of Salt Lake City while in
discharge of his official duties.
Officer Scott Candland #
Lynde insisted he was a “fain-
movie star” and deserved considft
tion ahead of other victims. Thetf
cer said Lynde used several ft
words to insult his parentage*
called him a “poor excuse fora#!
and a “robot.”
The arrest occurred while If
was in Utah taping a segment of 8
Donnie and Marie Osmond Sho* 1
the Osmond Studio in Orem.
Automatic flush
costs Milwauht
lots of water
WE
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United Press International
MILWAUKEE — Milwaul#]
mandatory automatic-flush urii <
may be wasting 4 million g;
city water a day, a Milwa^
School of Engineering study
found.
The study said a state law reif
ing men to flush urinals couldS
an estimated $422,000 in se»<
treatment costs as well.
“Wisconsin is the only statei»
union with mandatory autoni< :
flushing devices,” said Pepe h]
riguez of the MSOE faculty^
supervised the report by two
dents.