life in NYC

[C. Petersen]

> 
> Thanks for the clarifications. I stand corrected. You were right, I was
> talking about Cabrini-Green. One thing comes to mind when reading this
> thread on the big cities. Am I alone in wondering when we'll see the effects
> of the Clinton's welfare reform kick in, as we approach the 2nd anniversary
> of its signing? By see, I mean things will start to occur whereby the cities
> will be forced to do something. I'm not an expert on welfare, but isn't it
> true that a large number of recipents (or now x-recipients) are rural
> people?

Yes. Everyone has forgotten about that. If there is also any sort of a
stock market downturn next year, or any other large problem in the U.S.,
that will make for an interesting millennium or 'bridge to the 21st
century'.