A federal economic stimulus package could bring some $4.6 billion to Michigan in support of health care and schools. If approved, some 3.5 million residents could qualify for billions in tax breaks.
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LANSING (AP) -- Estimates say Michigan could get at least $4.6 billion for infrastructure, health care and schools under the initial version of the $825 billion federal stimulus package introduced in Congress.
The Detroit News reports the state could get $2 billion over 27 months for Medicaid, a government-run health care program for low-income residents.
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