California IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : Union, Tribune Labor Talks Fail
From Times staff and Wire reports
Contract talks in a labor dispute involving the San Diego Union and Tribune newspapers broke off after a strike deadline early Saturday, but labor officials say they have decided not to walk out at this time. Discussions ended after company lawyers rejected a proposal from the union in which a demand for a “closed” shop was dropped. However, The San Diego Newspaper Guild leadership said a strike still could be called at any time.
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