What happened on October 28, 1992?

Headlines from October 28, 1992

• 🌍 U.N. Elects New Members – Spain, New Zealand, Brazil, Djibouti, and Pakistan were elected to two-year terms on the United Nations Security Council.
• 📈 U.S. Economy Grows – The U.S. economy grew at a rate of 2.7% in the third quarter, marking the sixth consecutive quarterly advance.
• 📊 RJR Nabisco Profit Rises – RJR Nabisco reported a 48% increase in third-quarter net income, driven by strong foreign sales.
• 🔬 Expanded AIDS Definition Proposed – Federal health officials proposed a new AIDS definition that could double reported cases by including more women and drug users.
• 📚 Clinton Outlines Vision – Governor Bill Clinton described his priorities for the White House, seeking higher ground amid political squabbles.
• 🎨 Menotti Joins Rome Opera – Gian Carlo Menotti, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, was named artistic director of the Rome Opera.
• 📈 Allied-Signal Reports Profit – Allied-Signal Inc. posted a profit for the third quarter as its reorganization continues to yield positive results.
• 🏇 Turbulence Affects Horses – Eighteen horses flying from London to Florida faced severe turbulence during their chartered flight for the Breeders' Cup.
• 🏆 Johnson Retains Title – Reggie Johnson scored a unanimous decision over Lamar Parks to retain the World Boxing Association middleweight title.
• 📉 McDonnell Douglas Reports Loss – McDonnell Douglas reported a $15 million loss for the third quarter, attributed to costs related to its C-17 transport plane.