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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2005
Page
1
Gregory Landgraf holds a cat at Great Aunt Marys farm as a quiet moment captures rural life. The scene centers on family presence, a pet cat, and a sunny farm setting.
Soaring gasoline prices push consumers toward cheaper ethanol fuels boosting the domestic industry. In Kansas ethanol blends cost 2 to 10 cents less per gallon than regular gasoline with higher octane. Flexible fuel vehicles that use up to 85 percent ethanol, or E85, sell about 30 cents a gallon cheaper. Kansas Corn Growers Association leader Jere White notes the price gap makes ethanol more attractive as pump shock drives adoption.
Dozens of Kansas ministers sign a letter to the public stating the constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage violates core faith principles and equal treatment. They warn passage on April 5 would complicate the lives of thousands of Kansans.
About 400 to 500 children age 4 to 10 gathered at Stevens Park for Garden City Downtown Vision INC’s first annual Easter egg hunt. Organizer Cathy McKinley noted 2000 eggs were not enough, planning to raise to 3000 next year. Prizes included coupons from Heart n Home and candy, with three golden eggs awarding a special gift basket. The Easter Bunny appeared for photos, and local merchants donated items for baskets.
Bradshaw grew up valuing effort and worked two jobs in Garden City to fund nursing school in Dodge City. He finished in three years, selling 150 loaves of pumpkin and banana bread to cover second semester tuition, raising about $1,200. Now 25, he works 12 hour shifts at Hodge man County Health Center as a licensed practical nurse and plans a future business venture.
Bradshaw credits his grandfather with sparking his entrepreneurial hunger through handmade trinkets and problem solving. His father Roger, a church pastor, notes a family lineage of business ventures and leadership. Bradshaw emphasizes respect, hard work, and helping others as guiding principles for his path.
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