The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 21, 1985, Page Page 11, Image 11

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    .Thursday, March 21, 1G35
Daily Nobraskan
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JefT Johnson, a UNL 1977 graduata
cf will open a new restau
rant la Lincoln sonatina In raid
April, with a product he sold is
"grpcr."
Sehlotssky's, a s&ndwhlch shop,
i3 a tanchsie front Austin, Texai
The fret store opened in 1971, and
byAust l34Schlotzsky'shad 173
stores h 15 etates.
Th4. r-:r.e cf the restaurant c&ne
from a word eor.-.ecr.a said 5 ajclce
when testing the aandwlch. The
n&rsa etuek, ar.d even when re
s;rch:r3 tried to corr.e up with a
new lc2'j they decided Schlctzskjrs
a the Lest.
Ths bread for sendwiches Is made
dally from a secret recipe with a
sourdough base. The orignai sir.d
wich has ban, j7lced.tefcr.8st,
salami and a blend cf melted moz-
tarella,. ck
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sr and ramesaa
enters, marinated cjrve?,
3 ths ori$nal, Schist-sky's
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tuiiey breast sandwiches. The stora
also will havs a self-service counter
ford&3, teaend cot's, piss soup.
Wkccnrfn cheese is tha 8,t2jiet
aad ether soups will b-s vried daily.
Salad3 mil be individually pack
aged to keep them fresh.
.Johnson said he Li striving for a
"healthy product; it won't bo greasy
oridad, tsd the will csa lean meat.
Ks eeid prices will be in the medium
range and reasonable. A small orig
inal auichdch will cost about $2.
The atmosphere will ba "upscale,"
Johnson said, with a idea interior
and seating for aboat 80 people.
Johnson described Schlotzsky's as
an "alternative to the fast-food
can ba prepared in Urea minutes,
Johnson add, tha restaurant will be
Kon "reliie d.'1
Johnson edd ha' Is pkased with
tha I2th tui ? streets Iccation, tha
forzaer hosaa cf the Army 'Western
store. Ha hJ to leee tha entire
spsca, mi will rent h,i'.f to Cilu s
Szoks Shop and Loosed Tha bak
ery will be fcekisd tha ncrth-feefci .
window, mi tha self-serve counter
will ba near ths north door.
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ScMoteiys owner JsflTJfilansca stands to front oftne new
sandwich ssop tSsst will epsa ct 12th ncd F etrsets . in
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Johnson said he's glsd Schlotss
ky's is a franchise and not "a group
of investors However, ha ssid, .
local people are involved, and deci
sions m raada by tha cn-sits owners.
They will hire about 17 entployees,
with six cr eight full time, and tha
rest pert time. '
- Johnson worked for a largeeorpo
ration alter college. Ha mi Ms fam
ily just moved here from Dallas
becausa they had a desire to settle
down, he sdd. They hsd been mov
ing around a lot, pins they have two
children, ha sail. Johnson ssid ha
has wanted to ran his own business
since ha was a child.
''Johnsoa is proud of Schlotzsky's
sandwiches. Ha sap the acceptance
rata cf it is "phenomenally high," in
tha 90 percent rang. The combina
tion of bcgrepie&ts gives it "a m.
qua taste. It's tha Iittla extra steps
that nsaka it that much better."
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'85 celebration this weekend with
" entertdsseat tsdsdlng "Gslaef Stars
'85," "Th Lfusk Man" and an ac
claimed o&ths&dwsy play, "BreaMast
with Lcs gr.d'Eess."
"Gda cf Stars Zn tha sixth snassl
public television salute to tha perform
ing arts, presents tha finest in music,
opera sad dimes, with Beverly Ellis
hosting tha extravaganza and James
Levin conducting The program airs
Sunday at 7 p.m.
"Tha l!us!e IIsa,M ona cfflollywocd's
most popular and exuberant musicals,
airs ;.tur.1:y it 8 p.m.
Set in Fiver City, Iowa, in 1912, a
fast-t&lldng con-no srrh'ss and ssts
out to sell tha town the idea cf
oranMni a boy's band. Ultimately ha
charms his way Into the heart of tha
local librarian (Shirley Jones) and tha
lives cf the tswkpeepla.
Lee Eakhefca's acciaistad 1S32 c&
Broadway sUp play, Ere:fsst with
Les and Bass," will ba telacast m
Americsa Piajtousa Susdr at 2 pja.
Th3S6-minuta production stars Dick
Van Dva, Glons I.C2,c..Tr.'-i, Eaisuii
Caseidey tr.d v;er,del Weldrum, and
festurcs Hark Humphrey . and Ken
Jarr.cs.
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