Those and other changes by the state will cost the city $853 million in 2002.
Officials said the action was taken because of a critical report by the state.
But action by individual states, even big ones like California, can have only limited effect.
As the years go by the state and the federal are thinking about moving it back to long term.
On top of all that, the city is under investigation by both the federal government and the state.
The 1905 law put an end to the funding of religious groups by the state.
The law is a set of rules that people are made to follow by the state.
The second point is the need for control by the port state.
In addition to the civil act (wanted by the state) there is sometimes a religious one.
Well, I started; by the state of the moon it must be a month ago.
