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San Francisco International Airpork
Continued from page 5
Published on March 22, 2000
Martin recently authorized payment of $150,000 to a party production company to start planning a "bash" that will celebrate the September opening of the most cost-intensive international terminal in North America.
The dinner party will be open not to the general public, but to people who worked on the master plan and a select group of VIPs. The party's price tag?
One million dollars.
Before change orders, of course.
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