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CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS GONE SOUR, SEPTA COPS MAY STRIKE

2008-06-11 08:03:51.9

After 30 months of negotiating with SEPTA produced three contract proposals that his union's members rejected, the president of the Fraternal Order of Transit Police said that 200 SEPTA cops will strike tomorrow at 2 p.m. unless the transit agency agrees to binding arbitration.

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