61.   The city used to be in the subway business.

62.   The city used to have more jobs than other cities.

63.   The city is using a two-pronged argument in its negotiations with Washington.

64.   The city must also use its diplomatic skills to insure safety, even if it is operating under court order.

65.   The city used Treasury securities to invest the proceeds from the sale rather than using Slugs.

66.   The city will use the money for anti-tobacco education campaigns.

67.   The city has also used various incentives to get contractors to build houses in place of strip malls.

68.   The city might better use the money to retire some of the debt that has been squeezing the budget for years.

69.   The city should use lock boxes -- or outside contractors -- to process checks for taxes, permits and license fees.

70.   The city used the money to bury unsightly power lines underground and to modernize its sewage and storm drainage systems.