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Fort Morgan meatpackers reach tentative agreement with Cargill to end nearly 70-day lockout
A tentative agreement between Fort Morgan meatpackers and Cargill has been reached to end a 70-day lockout. The 1,700 beef processing employees were locked out since May 20 due to stalled contract negotiations.
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