1985: Facing surgery, Ronald Reagan invokes the Constitution’s presidential disability clause for the first time, transferring power to the vice president.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
TODAY IN HISTORY
1985: Live Aid. Bono, David Bowie, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Elton John and Madonna join other musicians at concerts in London, Philadelphia, Moscow and Sydney to raise money for starving Africans.
1985: Facing surgery, Ronald Reagan invokes the Constitution’s presidential disability clause for the first time, transferring power to the vice president.
1985: Facing surgery, Ronald Reagan invokes the Constitution’s presidential disability clause for the first time, transferring power to the vice president.
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