After months of patient negotia­tions, a general settlement was reached in late 1985. The State of Mich­igan paid Durant, as trustee for the es­tate, $4.75 million representing monies due the railroad, and it sold the rail­ road to the estate for $1,998,000. The negotiations also disposed of more than 15 separate lawsuits and arbitration appeals. These actions clarified MI's right to operate the railroad and ended years of antagonism.
In addition, Michigan gave the rail·road a $500,000 rehabilitation grant, to go along with a $2.4 million low-cost FRA loan Durant had been able to ne­gotiate in Washington.

Did Clark talk about that?