The US had promised that the directorship would pass to another Latin American.
Ovadia passed down the directorship of production and technology to his son Gadi.
(Felt is appalled by Watergate, but he's also bitter that he was passed over for the directorship of the F.B.I., following the death of his boss, J. Edgar Hoover, in 1972).
The most significant result of the merger is that Mr. Grandeau, 48, was passed over for the executive directorship of the new commission, a fact that has rankled government watchdog groups and Mr. Grandeau.
He resigned shortly after the Judicial Conference of the United States passed a resolution disapproving corpo rate directorships for Federal judges.
Dimmock seemed to be on course for still higher office, but after being passed over in 1977 for the managing-directorship of Visnews, the BBC's newsfilm agency, he let himself be headhunted by the American Broadcasting Company in New York.
Labor disputes made for a dissonant prelude to his tenure with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, but the acrimony has seemingly passed, and Mr. Robertson (above), who began his music directorship in September, has been off to an ambitious, promising start.
In fact, House Republicans passed a bill last summer to restructure the agency, changing the directorship from a single official to a five-member board and creating a new Congressional review process to oversee the CFPB's newly issued regulations.
An Act for this railway was passed in 1893, but Watkin became ill and resigned his directorships in 1894.
By a voice vote, the Senate passed a bill that would create a special shortened term for the directorship that would last through 2012, and made an exception to a law that forbids anyone from serving in the position for more than 10 years.
