City may avoid 'food fight' over airport concession deal: Move to extend lucrative contract without public bidding draws criticism
"We need to open it up," added Clutterbuck, who received $1,000 from Yoo in 2006. She said she would consider returning the contribution, but for reasons unrelated to the airport contract, which she declined to discuss.
Chronicle reporter Matt Stiles contributed to this report.
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