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A tentative deal between the company and the Teamsters union was reached yesterday.
No details won't be released until the 3-thousand conductors and yard workers have had a chance to vote on the deal.
The workers were prepared to walk off the job as early as this weekend.
The federal government says a work stoppage would have had damaging effects the economy and were prepared to intervene if necessary.