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Property / associated person: Gene Konitzer / rank
 
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point in time: 1987
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Property / associated person: Gene Konitzer / reference
 
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Property / associated person: Gene Konitzer / qualifier
 
point in time: 2003
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28 April 2003
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Property / dissolved: 28 April 2003 / rank
 
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Doug Moe (2003): in 1987 operations director Gene Konitzer had the owners buy a 1963 Chevy bread truck and sold deep-dish slices from it at James Madison and Law parks; the first store was below the Church Key on University Avenue, the best-known at 114 N. Fairchild St. until the building came down in 2001; the Junction Road store 'never really took off'. Last day April 28, 2003.
Property / research note: Doug Moe (2003): in 1987 operations director Gene Konitzer had the owners buy a 1963 Chevy bread truck and sold deep-dish slices from it at James Madison and Law parks; the first store was below the Church Key on University Avenue, the best-known at 114 N. Fairchild St. until the building came down in 2001; the Junction Road store 'never really took off'. Last day April 28, 2003. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Doug Moe (2003): in 1987 operations director Gene Konitzer had the owners buy a 1963 Chevy bread truck and sold deep-dish slices from it at James Madison and Law parks; the first store was below the Church Key on University Avenue, the best-known at 114 N. Fairchild St. until the building came down in 2001; the Junction Road store 'never really took off'. Last day April 28, 2003. / reference
 

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Madison deep-dish pizza business (c. 1986 – April 28, 2003): a store under the Church Key on University Avenue, 114 N. Fairchild St., a 1963 Chevy pizza truck at James Madison and Law parks, and finally 515 Junction Rd.
  • Rozino's
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Rozino's Pizza
Madison deep-dish pizza business (c. 1986 – April 28, 2003): a store under the Church Key on University Avenue, 114 N. Fairchild St., a 1963 Chevy pizza truck at James Madison and Law parks, and finally 515 Junction Rd.
  • Rozino's

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Doug Moe (2003): in 1987 operations director Gene Konitzer had the owners buy a 1963 Chevy bread truck and sold deep-dish slices from it at James Madison and Law parks; the first store was below the Church Key on University Avenue, the best-known at 114 N. Fairchild St. until the building came down in 2001; the Junction Road store 'never really took off'. Last day April 28, 2003.