91.   Giuliani said that he ordered the raises to insure that senior officials in his administration received the same increases as most city workers.

92.   Good people, city workers thought, but not necessarily clean people.

93.   Hardheaded, unstoppable, he sliced the number of city workers and brought the budget under control.

94.   He has forced city workers to compete in a bidding process with private companies for traditional government tasks such as repaving highways and collecting trash.

95.   He and other city workers scramble to keep on top of the ever-present problem.

96.   He has also achieved new flexibility by persuading unions to let the city move workers from one job category or department to another.

97.   He has been a Padre fan since the organization joined the major leagues and has been known to hand out Padres hats to city street workers.

98.   He says he guided municipal finances through a difficult period of retrenchment without harming essential services or laying off city workers.

99.   He suggested that city workers clean up graffiti on public property more often and that vandals consistently receive the stiffest possible penalties.

100.   He is best-known for putting city services out for competitive bid and privatizing them when city workers could not beat contracts offered by outside vendors.