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University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, March 24, 1992
Officials investigate USAir crash
Cockpit recorder yields no clues
Knight-Ridder Tribune, JEFF DIONISE, PAUL PERREAULT, R.L. REACH
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — A quick evaluation of the cockpit voice recorder yielded no clues on the crash of a USAir jetliner at La Guardia Airbase, a federal official said yesterday. Twenty-seven people were killed.
Investigators were looking at several possible causes, including whether the plane should have been de-iced once more before it took off in a snowstorm Sunday night, said John Lauber, a representative for the National Transportation Safety Board.
"At this point there is nothing that leaps out based on that very quick listen," *Lauber* said of the initial review of the voice recorder.
Twenty-four of the 51 people aboard the Cleveland-bound plane were injured when it slid off a runway into Flushing Bay and broke apart Sunday night.
Twenty-six bodies were pulled from the bay Sunday, and divers found the last body lost night, said Sgt. Mary Wrensen, a police representative.
Lauber said the possibility the plane needed a third de-icing before its take-off was one of several things investigators were looking into. The plane had been de-iced twice, the last time about 30 minutes before it took off in a snowstorm.
Aplane is de-iced by spraying it with a mixture of water and an alcohol-based liquid. If ice is allowed to build up on a plane's wings the plane has difficulty getting the lift needed for take-off.
Investigators also were studying a runway skid mark and the position of the plane's wing flaps for clues, Lauber said.
The plane had just lifted off the ground, witnesses said, when it crashed back onto the runway, skidded over an embankment into Flushing Bay and broke apart.
"I was amazed so many people survived," said Fire Capt. John Kurtz, who arrived shortly after the crash. "There were bodies burnt to a crisp and bodies cut in half, and then there were people walking around."
Billionaire may put new twist on election
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Texas billionaire Ross Perot's flirtation with a third-party campaign for president is making political veterans in both parties nervous. Analysts say a well-financed Perot campaign could easily change the dynamics of a close general-election contest.
President Bush's re-election campaign is suggesting Perot's potential challenge would hurt the Democrats
Campaign representative Torie Clarke said Perot might have been having some fun in considering a challenge to his fellow Texan. But, she said it did not make a difference to them whether he got in.
Other Bush aides were more wary.
"You have to take seriously anybody who's got $2 billion who wants to run for president," said Charles Black, Bush senior campaign adviser.
Democratic party Chairman
Ronald Brown saw Perot doing damage to the GOP.
"My judgement is his candidacy will debilitate George Bush, will hurt him very badly and will therefore help us in a Democrat president." Brown said.
Perot said last week that he would run for president if supporters put his name on the ballot in all 50 states. He said he would spend up to $100 million of his own money if he were to wage such a campaign.
Whether Perot would draw more votes from Bush or from Clinton is a hard question in this unpredictable presidential season, analysts suggest.
"It seems that at first blush, he would hurt the Republican side more than the Democratic side," said Bruce Buchanan, a political science professor at the University of Texas. "But if you look deeper into the situation, he's going to appeal to the same kind of disaffected voters that both Jerry Brown and Pat Cabotman are."
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