Homebuilt helicopter sparks in La Crosse garage project
Peter Eversole and his father in La Crosse work on a Scorpion II helicopter in a basement and garage. The craft, nearing completion, features a two-seat open cabin, 24 foot main rotor, rear anti torque rotor, and a 120 mile range. FAA inspections are planned after final assembly.
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Peter Eversole
L. E. Eversole
la Crosse
Eversole Motors
Eversole
Hillside Court
Stoddard
Navy
Federal Aeronautics Administration
FAA
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Scorpion
Experimental Aircraft Association of America
Dian
Todd
Brick Hobby Grows into Possible World’s First Brick Museum
Henry Holt of Rossendale collects more than 700 bricks in his home garden and land, planning a museum to showcase the finest brick exhibition. The 63 year old retired merchant catalogs bricks by date and inscription, noting origins from mills and stations with rare patterns and errors. His wife Mary helps organize the collection.
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Rossendale
England
Henry Holt
Holt
Mary
Long
ENR
Elizabeth
Newer Antique Autos Accelerating In Value
The market for older, not quite antique cars is rising fast in the United States with driveaway museums and small dealers. Hemmings Motor News reports circulation up from 40,000 in 1968 to 135,000 today as collectors seek drivers from the 1940s through the 1960s and beyond.
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United States
Terry Ehrich
Hemmings Motor News
Bennington
Vermont
Ehrich
Edmund Hock
Mountain View
Hock
John
Bonnie Miller
Natick
Mass
Detroit
Miller
Dan Kanter
Packard Parts
Fred
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