What happened on September 10, 1992?

Headlines from September 10, 1992

• ⚾ Yount Hits 3,000 – Robin Yount of the Milwaukee Brewers becomes the 17th player in MLB history to reach 3,000 hits, celebrated by fans.
• 🇮🇱 Rabin on Golan Heights – Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin suggests willingness to return parts of the Golan Heights to Syria for peace.
• 💼 Lloyd's New Chief – Lloyd's of London appoints Peter Middleton as chief executive, succeeding Alan Lord amid management restructuring.
• 🖥️ Fujitsu's Fast Computer – Fujitsu announces plans for the world's fastest supercomputer, set to ship in September 1993.
• 📊 Clinton's Welfare Plan – Bill Clinton proposes a major overhaul of welfare, emphasizing job training and education for recipients.
• 🏛️ C.I.A. Chief in Moscow – Robert M. Gates, Director of Central Intelligence, plans to visit Moscow to discuss cooperation with Russia.
• 🏦 Connecticut Bond Sale – Connecticut sells $216.8 million in general-obligation tax-exempt bonds, priced for public sale.
• 📈 Tax-Exempt Yields Rise – Yields on tax-exempt money market funds rise amid heavy supply of municipal debt and easing interest rates.
• 📰 Polls Show Variability – Recent nationwide polls reveal significant variability in voter support for Bill Clinton and George Bush.
• 🏥 Georgia Hospital Bonds – Fulco Hospital Authority prices $139.6 million in tax-exempt financing for a hospital project.