Ultralights redefine flight from tiny planes to early air age thrill
In Lake Elsinore California ultralights drawn by engines and tubes captivate buyers. The FAA plans new rules as the sport grows from niche hobby to possible tool in farming and military concepts.
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Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
Federal Aviation Administration
Lyle Byrum
Eipper Aircraft Inc
Dave Sclair
Ultralight Flyer
Tacoma
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Los Angeles
Byrum
FAA
Dick Stafford
Stafford
Sclair
Industrialist Robert G. Wilson, Barbecue King founder, dies
Robert G. Wilson of Greenville, 73, an internationally known barbecue equipment inventor and businessman, died after a lengthy illness. He built Barbecue King Inc with plants in Simpsonville and England, later sold to Standex in 1977. He supported youth, Shriner causes, and local charities including Red Cross and Boy's Home.
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Barbecue King Inc
Max Heller
State Development Board
Barbecue King
Simpsonville
England
Standex International Inc
New Hampshire
Gray Court
Texas
U.S. Department of Commerce
Department
Heller
Shriner’s Hospital
University of South Carolina
South
Red Cross
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