Hopkins Hospital workers agree not to strike

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BALTIMORE (AP) — Members of a union that represents thousands of maintenance workers, housekeepers and others at Johns Hopkins Hospital have agreed not to strike as planned after a request from the governor.

Gov. Martin O’Malley said in a statement Thursday afternoon that the union had agreed to his request for a one-week cooling off period.

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