What Happened on December 26, 1992

• New York Jets announcer Marty Glickman retires at 75
• The NHL's San Jose Sharks end a 13-game losing streak with a 7-2 win over the LA Kings, albeit allowing 59 shots, the most in team history; Jeff Hacket makes 57 saves

• Bert Voeten, Dutch journalist and poet (Antipodes), dies at 74
• Constance Carpenter, English-American actress (2 Worlds), dies of stroke at 87
• Edmund Davies, British judge (as Lord Justice of appeal, tried the Great Train Robbers, Edmund-Davies police pay review), dies at 86
• John G. Kemeny, Hungarian-American computer pioneer (developed BASIC programming language), dies at 66
• Nikita Magaloff, Georgian-Russian-Swiss pianist (1st to record Chopin's complete works), dies at 80

Holidays: Boxing Day (Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom)

• #1 Song: I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston