91.   In general, poorer districts in New York receive more state aid than wealthier ones.

92.   In education the city has historically received less state aid than it is entitled to, based on the proportion of students in the state attending city schools.

93.   In addition, he proposed denying state financial aid to college students who fail to maintain a C average by their second year in school.

94.   In previous years, for example, increases or decreases in enrollment were ignored, whereas this year they were one of the factors used to determine state aid.

95.   In New York, which ranks second in per-pupil spending, the courts have not set a method to determine state aid, Ms. Fulton said.

96.   In the absence of those revenues, the city has been increasingly dependent on state aid to meet its budget.

97.   In the eyes of the power brokers, they are not as worthy of state aid as their suburban counterparts.

98.   In suburban eyes, the governor is trying to alter the building program retroactively after local voters approved bond acts on the promise of state aid.

99.   In the meantime, hospitals had to wait for the state aid.

100.   It did not order any immediate increase in what the governor has proposed to spend on state aid to poorer districts.