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NEWARK - Just days away from a potential strikeby railroad workers, NJ Transit and union officialsmet for hours Tuesday but reached no accord.

While they walked away without a deal, one unionofficial called the morning and afternoon talks a“good day” of negotiations.

Steve Burkert, general chairman of SMART-TDLocal 60, said the unions brought multiple new offersto the bargaining table, seemingly addressing a state-ment released by NJ Transit on Monday night claim-ing the unions dug their heels in the sand.

“It was a good day, negotiation-wise. Both sideshave homework to do,” Burkert said. “We had multi-ple proposals going back and forth across the table —proposals and counter-proposals. Tomorrow’s a goodday to run the numbers again.”

The two sides will meet again on Thursday, he said.NJ Transit’s monthly board meeting is scheduled

for this morning at the agency’s Newark headquar-ters. A strike or lockout has been threatened for Sun-day.

“Today’s discussions were productive and positive,

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NJ Transit union members, along with legislators andactivists hold a rally at Tanzman Park in Woodbridge.

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