Also, superintendent of mine stated that he ordered a similar rule and that the rules were known and posted everywhere.
Gary May, the former superintendent of the mine, pleaded guilty to conspiring to deceive federal mine inspectors about the existence and extent of safety violations, and was sentenced to 21 months in prison.
It told of his growing up in the mining town of Coalwood, W.Va., son of a zealous coal miner who has become superintendent of a mine.
John became the superintendent of the mine, and also served as mayor of Coalton.
As can the elite rifle-trained firearms officers who, in the elegant words of a chief superintendent friend of mine, "can shoot the bollocks off a gnat at three kilometres".
From 1866 to 1869 Agassiz was the superintendent of a copper mine near Lake Superior, at Calumet, Mich.; he eventually became president of the mine, retaining that position until his death, by which time he had changed an initially unprofitable operation into the world's foremost copper mine.
Mr. Church's maternal grandfather, Wirt Cook, was the superintendent of a coal mine in West Virginia in the early 1900s.
[The Guardian] The former superintendent of the Massey Energy mine in southern West Virginia where an explosion killed 29 workers pleads guilty to a federal fraud charge.
One good friend of mine, a superintendent of a charter-school network, who spoke to me off the record, swears that introducing uniforms where he works changed the culture overnight, increased respect, and improved students' ability to learn.
He is the sole human superintendent of the mechanised moon-mine, all alone in the tatty, mussed-up spaces of this lunar station, which have a weird 1970s design, eating his microwaved meals, exercising on the running machine, growing a beard and never reading a book.
