North Carolina Republicans Convene in Raleigh July 7 1980
The Republican State Convention will meet in Raleigh on July 7 1980 to nominate two electors at large and state officers. By order of the state executive committee.
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Political Tumult and High Level Switches in Washington
Turbulent session recaps violence and resignations as Gen Grant era insiders face scandal and cabinet tensions. Clerical aide Chapman fired for disreputable conduct. Payne resigns as Patent Commissioner. Democrat and Liberal clashes ripple through Congress and press coverage.
Thurman Fainting Delays Geneva Award Debate
Senator Thurman collapsed amid the Geneva Award bill debate with dizziness and pain at the forehead. Doctor Garnett treated him at his residence and attributed the attack to momentary excitement rather than vertigo, noting illness over several days and Mrs. Thurman’s urging against returning to the Senate.
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In Memoriam Matthew S. Racy Sr. Died at 82 in Fayetteville
In Fayetteville on March 15 1880 Matthew S racy Sr a colored man aged 82 lived here since age seven a saddler by trade and faithful community member He served as county commissioner and magistrate later farmed a large property and left a devout family His last words were I am going to heaven He belonged to the Epic Church and his memory and faith comfort relatives Communicated Fayetteville March 17 1880
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