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The board expects to choose a superintendent by mid-November.

"That very modest plan caused considerable political reaction, ultimately leading to the recall of several school board members," said Arthur Johnson, who was appointed assistant superintendent by Mr. Drachler in 1966.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy suspended the nine members of Community School Board 29 in Queens yesterday, saying they had tainted the process for selecting a new district superintendent by allowing a candidate to be unfairly discredited.

And in February, Mr. Levy suspended the board of District 29, saying they had tainted the process for selecting a new superintendent by allowing a candidate to be unfairly discredited.

When rural Democratic leaders assembled in Niagara Falls this month for a straw poll, Mr. Cuomo's allies also sought to blunt the momentum of Eric R. Dinallo, the former state insurance superintendent, by asking party officials to consider switching their votes to other candidates.

Pollock retired from service in 1927 and was replaced as superintendent by Captain Charles F. Freeman.

There is also constant recruitment of superintendents by school boards and head-hunting firms.

The governor's office said that Mr. Christie's plan, announced on Thursday, would reduce the salaries of 366 superintendents, by a total of $9.8 million, which may also depress the pay of lower-ranking school administrators.

Forty-nine states have now adopted curriculum standards that explicitly require testing in order to measure the performance of pupils, teachers, principals, and superintendents; by 2003, 26 states will have mandatory statewide tests for high school graduation.

What if we found ourselves in a world of admissions not directed by lawyers and academics, but rather one run by leaders of cities, by school superintendents, by military leaders, by corporate leaders, by community organizers and community-based organizations, by neighborhood and faith-based associations -- many of whom have filed briefs supporting affirmative action, including the Fisher case?

The certificates were signed by Superintendent Landis, and by Rhine R. Freed, Chief Coiner of the Philadelphia Mint.