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Detroit draws first map to get out of bankruptcy

By Corey Williams and Jeff Karoub | February 23, 2014 - 3:44am

Detroit presented its first full road map for leaving bankruptcy Friday, outlining an elaborate plan to restructure $18 billion in debt, demolish thousands of blighted homes and invest in the broken-down infrastructure...

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