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February 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

As dredging deadline nears, shipyard plans still uncertain

The uneasy truce established between the Port of Los Angeles and Gambol Industries – which has a plan for a shipyard that the company says will bring up to 1,000 family-wage jobs to the port – is about to run out.

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The uneasy truce established between the Port of Los Angeles and Gambol Industries – which has a plan for a shipyard that the company says will bring up to 1,000 family-wage jobs to the port – is about to run out.

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