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Federal judge blocks U.S. Forest Service relocation to SLC

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Forest Service headquarters to Salt Lake City. District Court Judge Vince Chhabria in northern California blocked much of the USDA's planned reorganization. "On the facts of this case, the most appropriate remedy is indeed to stay USDA's reorganization expenditures, full stop," Judge Chhabria wrote.

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