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WTC Records Folder 0123 Clippings label, Sept 2001

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Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0123.

NYC-WTC_000136990–000137112

Folder label: “Folder 123

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document following year. Carole Stone, the state budget di- rector, said the state would prefer that the federal government simply give an unrestricted grant to make up for the lost revenues. But she said the state also might ask Congress to change Medicaid and welfare formu- las to funnel more money to New York. Federal disaster aid has never be- fore been used to help fill gaps in state and city budgets and some members of Congress are concerned about setting such a precedent, law- makers said. Mr. Giuliani, in his budget address, pointed out that every year, the city sends $9 billion more to Washington in tax collections than it receives in aid and that cutting federal taxes would be the best way to Spur the economy. ‘Let’s think like capital- ists, not like communists,” he said. For his part, Mr. Pataki said the state’s future hinges in large part on how much aid it can obtain from Washington. Surrounded by some of the city’s most powerful business and labor leaders yesterday, he de- clared that everyone in the country understood that the terrorists were not singling out one state or city. “It was really an attack upon America that took place in New York,” he said. ‘And that’s why we have no qualms about asking Amer- ica to help with our economic recov- ery efforts.”’ NYC-WTC_000137101

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