What happened on July 26, 1992?

Headlines from July 26, 1992

• ✈️ Osprey Crash Investigation – A V-22 Osprey prototype crashed during landing at Quantico, killing seven. Congress supports the program despite the tragedy.
• 🇺🇸 Quayle Stays on Ticket – Vice President Dan Quayle confirmed he will remain on the Republican ticket with President Bush for re-election.
• 🏛️ Biosphere 2 Report – A report suggests Biosphere 2 should focus more on scientific research to succeed as an ecological experiment.
• 🌍 North American Trade Talks – Trade ministers from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico resumed negotiations to finalize the North American Free Trade Agreement.
• 🏅 Olympic Games Begin – The Olympic Games opened with athletes parading, including the U.S. men's basketball team, known as the Dream Team.
• 📈 Perot's Economic Plan – Ross Perot proposed a plan to eliminate the budget deficit in five years through higher taxes on the wealthy.
• 🌱 New Sump Pump Technology – A new sump pump design aims to help homeowners manage basement flooding more effectively.
• 🎨 Juried Exhibition Opens – The Connecticut Vision exhibition showcases local artists at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury.
• 🌼 Wildflower Stamp Issued – The U.S. Postal Service released a sheet of 50 wildflower stamps to attract new collectors.
• 💼 Small Business Networking – Small business entrepreneurs are joining networks to generate referrals and recover from the recession.