6. december 1992 je bil nedelja pod znakom zvezdice ♐. Bil je 340 dan v letu. Predsednik Združenih držav je bil George Bush.
Če ste rojeni na ta dan, ste stari 33 let. Vaš zadnji rojstni dan je bil sobota, 6. december 2025, pred 197 dnevi. Vaš naslednji rojstni dan je nedelja, 6. december 2026, čez 167 dni. Živeli ste 12.250 dni ali približno 294.001 ur, ali približno 17.640.118 minut ali približno 1.058.407.080 sekund.
Date: 07 December 1992
The pressmen's union approved a new contract with The New York Times yesterday, which the paper called an important step toward full operation of its $450 million printing plant in Edison, N.J. The contract was approved by a vote of rank-and-file members of the union, formally called the New York Newspaper Printing Pressmen's Union No. 2.
Date: 07 December 1992
By Edward A. Gargan
Edward Gargan
This morning's sun, a dollop of deep orange, rose over processions of young men, their heads swathed in saffron headbands, their necks wrapped in saffron scarves, marching, some in lockstep, toward this sacred city. Dawn brought with it, as well, the ceaseless call and response: "Jai Sri Ram, Jai Sri Ram!" -- "Hail Lord Ram, Hail Lord Ram!" This was the day decreed by India's Hindu fundamentalist leaders -- men who want to create a Hindu state -- when the faithful from around the country should assemble here to begin work on a massive temple to the god Ram.
Date: 07 December 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Economic growth in the world's seven leading industrial economies will accelerate to 2.8 percent in 1994, from 2.2 percent next year and 1.3 percent in 1992, the London Business School said in its latest International Economic Outlook. Growth last year was five-tenths of a percent. The school's Center for Economic Forecasting said the recovery in the Group of Seven nations is "slow by comparison with previous recoveries from recession." The forecasters see growth of 2.7 percent in the United States next year.
Date: 07 December 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Dow Chemical Company has announced the early stages of a revamping that will divide the company's management into three businesses. Dow Chemical's chairman and chief executive, Frank P. Popoff, who succeeded Paul F. Oreffice last week, on Friday named William S. Stavropoulos president and chief operating officer, effective April 1. Dow Chemical has been without a chief operating officer since the late 1980's, a company spokesman, Matt Davis, said.
Date: 07 December 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Florida has ordered the Foremost Insurance Group, a unit of the Foremost Corporation of America, to resume selling new policies in 40 of the state's 62 counties. Foremost, which had $10 million in losses from Hurricane Andrew in Florida and Louisiana, outlined its intent to limit new business starting Dec. 1 in a Nov. 18 letter to its Florida agents.
Date: 07 December 1992
International A3-13 CONFLAGRATION IN INDIA Thousands of Hindu militants intent on building a temple to their god Ram stormed a 16th-century mosque in northern India, demolishing it with hammers and their bare hands. The attack set off a new political and religious crisis in a land that has suffered through more than a few since independence. A1 The fundamentalists want to create a Hindu state. A10
Date: 06 December 1992
Wendy Walker, the executive producer for White House news at the Cable News Network in Washington, was married there yesterday to Ralph Victor Whitworth, the owner of Whitworth & Associates, a corporate-consulting firm in Washington. The Rev. Stuart Kenworthy performed the Episcopal ceremony at Christ Church, Georgetown.
Date: 07 December 1992
By Arthur Higbee, International Herald Tribune
Arthur Higbee
The media have been using hidden cameras since long before a New York Daily News photographer, using a camera strapped to his shinbone, photographed the 1928 electrocution of a woman at Sing Sing prison. Today, new video-sound cameras the size of a founta
Date: 07 December 1992
The Economy Bill Clinton's economic team is likely to take a tougher stand on the deficit than what the President-elect spelled out in the campaign. Recent upbeat economic news makes it less likely that the new Administration will push the deficit up to give the economy a jolt, Clinton advisers say. [ Page A1. ] . Concerned that his first cabinet appointments might be entirely white and male, Clinton plans to expand this week's announcements to include posts to be filled by women and members of minority groups. [ A1. ] The news that Lloyd Bentsen is expected to be nominated as Treasury Secretary was well received on Wall Street. [ D1. ] Not surprisingly, Texas business people welcomed the news. [ D3. ]