Show I B6— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday 20 2003 April WNBA union differ on status NEW YORK (AP)— The WNBA and its players’ association had differing views of where they stood Saturday one day after the union announced an agreement in principle on a new labor deal The union said the process had reached the stage of lawyers exchanging documents The league said negotiations were ongoing “Sometimes people agree to disagree We can’t seem to agree that we agree” union spokesman Dan Wasserman said On Friday the union said it collective accepted a bargaining agreement staving off the NBA’s threat to cancel the seventh season for the five-ye- ar women’s' league Play is scheduled to begin May 22 the WNBA called off a tryout camp and the draft last week “Documents are being written up exchanged and reviewed so that a full agreement can be completed as soon as is practical” Wasserman said Saturday “This is similar to many other labor negotiations where the two sides reach an agreement in 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