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By ALISON SAUSSY
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4'This particular location
has been in the backs of our
minds ever since we
graduated," says Todd
Baker, co-manager of the
new Crazy Zack's which will
open tonight on South Main
St. (the site of the old Union
Train Station).
The train station was
chosen for the site of the
Crazy Zack's nightspot
because "it's beautiful, it's a
national landmark, and it's
next to campus," enabling
students to walk to it, said
Baker.
The franchise club,
"probably the number one
beach club in the South,"
according to Baker, will
have two sections. One
section will play beach
music and the other will play
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50-foot bar.
Besides the two sections,
Crazy Zack's will also have a
game room. "We're going to
have pool tables, pinball,
and audio-video games,"'
said Baker. "And there's a
deck outside," he said. The
deck will be open during
warm weather.
CRAZY ZACK'S wants to
attract "college people,"
according to Baker. "We
cater to the college crowd,"
he said. The club will feature
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during the week," said
Baker.
Crazy Zack's will employ
about 30 people when it
opens; "mainly students,"
Baker said. They will be
bartenders, cashiers, and
doormen. The bartenders
will be mostly girls?
"Zack's trademark," said
Baker.
The train station, 79 years
old and three stories high,
will not only be a bar,
however. The top story will
be Zack's 21 club, and the
basement will be a resturant
called Union Station. These
will open sometime late this
year.
DEVELOPERS Marshall
Stewart III and Evelyn
Stewart have invested $1.5
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to renovate the train station.
They plan to restore the
outside of the strucure to
look the way it did in 1902
when it was built.
The structure and the
surrounding four acres were
bought from Southern
Railway Co. for $550,000.
Renovation of the inside
include new floors, windows,
plumbing, and wiring. There |
is some landscaping planned,
and the four acres will
provide more than adequate
parking, according to Baker.
"We want to light it (the
building) up like the
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warn 10 maice n preuy. '
"This place is going to be
awesome," said Ricky
Werner, assistant manager.
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CBS WON the overall rating for the 1980-81 season but
as failed to win a week so far this season. Rival ABC, who
as ratings king just two years ago, has won the first
iree weeks of the 1981-82 season thanks to its "Monday
light Football" and baseball telecasts.
"Private Benjamin" ranks number one out of 41
nmmer series for 1981. "Ma3ada" was runner-up to
Shogun" as the most popular miniseries. "Walt Disney"
\ the longest-running program for this season (20 years)
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