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Agreement Reached in West Coast Dock Dispute

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Published November 24, 2002 at 12:00 AM EST

Agreement Reached in West Coast Dock Dispute West Coast shipping companies and dockworkers reach an agreement on a six-year labor contract. If ratified, it would end a bitter dispute. A union vote is expected after Thanksgiving. Jason Lopez reports.

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