Interview with Robert Fabian, an ex-superintendent of Scotland Yard, who was here to cover the Sheppard trial for the Scripps-Howard papers.
B1 EDUCATION B8 Ex-Superintendent Arrested Frank A. Tassone Jr., 57, the former superintendent of the prestigious and well-financed school district in Roslyn, N.Y., was charged with stealing more than $1 million from the Long Island district over 27 months.
Polyakov enlisted the ex-superintendent — she also is the 72-year-old mother of a friend of his — to mail prospectuses and answer the phone.
The ex-police superintendent had not anticipated that his strong principles on an individual's right to rehabilitation would result in threats to his own family.
PAGE B7 Plea Deal in Schools Theft In a courtroom filled with irate parents and P.T.A. presidents, the ex-schools superintendent of Roslyn, N.Y., pleaded guilty to stealing more than $2 million from the wealthy district where he was once revered.
Think of ex-LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy's disastrous iPad project. .
Dr Robin Fletcher, an ex-Metropolitan police Detective Superintendent, says that the model "always has the potential to be misused" in the wrong hands.
These were, however, dependent on the white church; the AFM's missions superintendent was the ex officio chairman of the daughter churches' Workers and Executive councils.
"We are really working against the clock," said superintendent Massimo Osanna, an ex-university professor chosen by the government to take over in early 2014.
In an interview, Barry Phillips, a former detective superintendent in the flying squad and ex-head of security and safety at Ladbrokes, said: "My concern is that the industry is putting profit ahead of staff safety.
Grant a greater role for ex officio voting members of the Board, the Governor, Lt. Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the Speaker of the Assembly, who are all answerable to voters and to the public at large and could keep the state legislature and executive branch informed about the decisions being handed down; 3).
