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Papers Get 2 Weeks To Reach Union Deals

Judge Grants More Time To Creditors Buying Papers

PHILADELPHIA - Unsigned labor contracts have stalled the bankruptcy sale of Philadelphia's two major newspapers.

A judge gave creditors two more weeks to hammer out labor contracts with several Teamsters units.

Creditors won the April bankruptcy auction for the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News.

But the sale hinges on them getting signed labor contracts.

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