Willie Nelson performs free prison concert in Missouri
Country star Willie Nelson played to about 1,700 inmates and guards at Missouri State Penitentiary, donning a prison T shirt and delivering an outlaw themed show. Nelson said he shared the feeling of being outlaws as he entertained the inmates for a couple of hours.
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Pope walks hospital corridors as recovery proceeds
Pope John Paul II left his sickroom for short corridor walks and visits to nearby rooms eight days after surgery for wounds from last Thursday's attempt. Doctors call his condition good but guarded with potential infection. he may resume travels when strong.
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Picasso Self Portrait Sells for 5.3 Million at Auction
An anonymous dealer paid 5.3 million dollars for Pablo Picasso's 1901 self portrait Self Portrait Yo Picasso. The sale set a new record for 20th century paintings at auction, surpassing the previous Picasso record of 3 million. Turner holds the all time painting price at 6.4 million for Juliet and Her Nurse.
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Reagan presses bipartisan move on Social Security reform
President Reagan offers to work with House Speaker Thomas O'Neill and Senate Leader Howard Baker on a solvent Social Security plan built around three principles. He warns without action a “sword of Damocles” hangs over millions, while outlining no fixed retirement age rise or general revenue bailout.
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Poker champ keeps title in World Series of Poker
Stu Ungar, down to 2500 in chips mid final day, rallied to win the World Series of Poker at Binion's Horse Shoe Las Vegas. He defeated Perry Green of Anchorage for $375,000, with Green earning $160,000 and Gene Fischer of San Antonio $75,000 for third.
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