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-i. Page Twenty Four SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1982 Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-Marlon People Satellite TV has arrived in Carbondale Quality products from a wide selection INTERSATADMHASTINGSAVANTEK Royal baby christened on 82nd birthday of Queen syn, has agreed to appear at a fundraiser for a Republican congressman from Vermont. Mrs. Solzhenitsyn will appear at an Aug. 16 event in Putney for Rep.

James Jeffords, who has "developed a personal friendship" with the Soviet couple, said Bernice Murray, a spokesman for Jeffords. The Solzhenitsyns have guarded their privacy and shunned partisan politics since coming to this country after he was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974, and Mrs. Solzhenitsyn 's appearance is not to be interpreted as a political endorsement, said Stephen Carlson, an aide to Jeffords. rAUGUST SPECIAL last week during an international tennis tournament in California. The statement warned that if Miss Hu was not returned, the incident "is sure to adversely affect the cultural exchanges between the two countries." Volunteer Natalya Sol-zhenitsyn, wife of Nobel Prize winning author Alexander Solzhenit- $40000off a Satellite TV System with a 10 ft.

aluminum dish Mothe Call for information or demonstration Satellite TV Sales and Service 3105 W. Kent Carbondale 529-1418 Also, evenings and weekend With champagne toasts and cake saved from his parents' wedding, Prince William of Wales, the 44-day-old son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana was christened today into the Church of England. In an exclusive family affair at Buckingham Palace, Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie held the infant and baptized him with water from the silver-gilt Lily Font, used for all royal christenings since 1840. As his parents, grandmother Queen Elizabeth II and about 60 other guests looked on, the blue-eyed prince was officially named William Arthur Philip Louis. He is second in line to the throne after his 33-year-old father and will head the Church of England if he becomes king.

Police ringed Buckingham Palace for the double celebration of Prince William's christening and the 82nd birthday of Queen Mother Elizabeth, his great-grandmother. Before the christening, the queen mother, wearing a pale blue dress and matching hat, appeared on the balcony of her London home, Clarence House and waved cheerily to some 500 admirers gathered in the street. One member of the immediate royal family was absent from the ceremony. The baby's uncle, Prince Andrew, a 23-year-old Royal Navy helicopter pilot who flew in the Fal-klands War, was still in the South Atlantic aboard the aircraft carrier Invincible. Thank you Carbondale and S.LU.

for another Jv(G(Q) U1P 5)5)1 Ml nnnnr nnn fT3 7 Qfl MUIL 5) 4 WE'RE BACK TO THE OLD GAME: GUARANTEED $500.00 Y'ALL COME! EVERYONE WELCOME! IT UNIVERSITY MALL 3 REDUCED PRICES FOR STUDENTS I SR. CmZEftS WITH ASIC CARD. TWKLITE SHOW $1.75. USIITED TO SEATING. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS EXCLUDED Or else: The State Department Tuesday played down a Chinese threat to cut back cultural ties with the United States if the Reagan administration approves the asylum application of China's top woman tennis player.

China, in a brief but sharply worded statement issued by the Foreign Ministry in Peking Tuesday, demanded the return of Hu Na, a 19-year-old tennis player who defected With Burt Dolly this much fun just couldn be legal! iVfi I JfSfATTCIS JmuctConccrtkriu SI be sure not to miss the final show of the season GUS PAPPELIS JAZZ FUSION Thursday 8pm Turley Park Roin Location Student Center And don't miss your last chance to buy a Sunset Concert T-Shirt! Princess Diana, Prince William Shortly after christening Miff Miss Universe Pageant tops Nielsen TV ratings unnmon drfve In Llt3RT 'kmsmsnz: 414 (1:30 4:00 at $1.75) 6:30 9:15 (2:154:45 at $1.75) 7:159:55 rrfr fi The Greatest Challenge airio Clint eastwooo The Movie Af fk-zL. Fnrf WAIT DISMCT PWOOUCTIONS Tomorrow (JiJJJJlC) Thursday 30 4:30 at 1 75) 7:16 SS liUafViiJLL 3f MON-THUR 7:00 9:00 MLjMMmJLbA Ill II 111' LOS ANGELES (AP) The Miss Universe Pageant, which was broadcast live from Peru, helped CBS win the television ratings race for the week ending Aug. 1, according to figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. Karen Dianne Baldwin, Miss Canada 1982, was crowned Miss Universe at the annual event on July 26.

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