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By Cam Tran

Those for and against ruling call federal ruling a 'victory'

Federal judge sides with rail opponents on 3 points

Published 8:33 AM HST Nov 02, 2012
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HART will work on its supplemental environmental impact statement and both sides will meet again on December 12th. The judge will hear arguments from both sides and see if a resolution can be made.
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