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Clinton Announces $70 Bln Plan to Bolster the Economy (Update1)

By Catherine Dodge
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today unveiled a $70 billion plan to bolster the economy amid growing fears of a recession.

Along with spending and emergency assistance to cover rising energy costs and to help avoid foreclosures on homes, the New York senator called on Congress to be prepared to enact a $40 billion tax rebate for middle-income families if the economy continues to weaken.

Clinton, attempting to get ahead of her rivals in the presidential race in addressing economic concerns, will outline her strategy in an appearance in California later today. Calls for stimulus have increased since reports last week showed that manufacturing contracted and unemployment jumped in December.

``Economists and politicians are finally waking up to what many of America's families already know: that we might be sliding into a recession,'' Clinton said in a statement. ``I would work with leaders from both parties to pass an aggressive, fast-acting stimulus package to create good new jobs.''
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