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Port of Portland and union security officers avert Sunday's strike

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The Port of Portland, long embattled in a dispute with union workers, staved off a strike threat on Sunday, after reaching an agreement on contracts which stretch until 2013. Officials hope that Hanjin Geneva, which was due on Sunday but suffered a delay after it went aground, will still call at the port.

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