No. C-80-3916-MHP. August 11, 1981. Thormund A. Miller, Louis P. Warchot, Gary A. Laakso, San Francisco, Cal., for plaintiff and counterdefendant. Linus Masouredis, Deputy Atty. Gen., San Francisco, Cal., for defendant and counterclaimant. OPINION PATEL, District Judge. The Southern Pacific Transportation Company (hereinafter Southern Pacific) brought this action for declaratory relief against the California Coastal Commission (Coastal Commission), which has filed a counterclaim for declaratory and
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