The police chief, M. T. Berry, said the decision was based on the recommendations of an administrative panel.
He was pardoned without explanation by a Canadian administrative panel in 2007.
After a 90-day period for public comment, a court administrative panel, and finally the Court of Appeals, must approve the changes.
The court, the Interior Board of Indian Appeals, is the administrative panel that reviews decisions made by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, which is also part of the Interior Department.
The controversy was covered up for more than 80 years until a student journalist found an obscure reference to the administrative panel in 2002 and began digging.
Under Mr. Bloomberg's plan for running the schools, anything that resembles a school board would not oversee the chancellor, and the board would be replaced by a less powerful administrative panel.
The chemist, Joyce Gilchrist, was dismissed by the police chief, M. T. Berry, who said the decision was based on the recommendations of an administrative panel that heard testimony on Ms. Gilchrist's conduct.
In a ruling released yesterday, a New Jersey administrative panel told PepsiCo that it must pay overtime to hundreds of drivers who worked for the company between 1993 and 1995.
In an appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals, the department's administrative panel for resolving disputes, Ms. Cardona argued that federal laws and regulations had unconstitutionally used sexual orientation to deny her valuable property.
The ballot measure, which passed a legal hurdle this week when the Colorado Supreme Court upheld an administrative panel's ruling about its wording, would give Colorado perhaps the most sweeping language in the nation about the rights of the unborn, legal experts said.
