US Longshoremen Agree To Extend Contract For 30 Days: AP

By Joseph Lazzaro | December 28 2012 11:56 AM

The U.S. Longhoremen have agreed to extend their contract for 30 days on the East and Gulf coasts, The Associated Press reported Friday.

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