Arthur Marmaduke has retired after 25 years...
Arthur Marmaduke has retired after 25 years as director of the California Student Aid Commission, under fire from Republican legislators who faulted him for $190 million in delinquent student loans. “The situation got nasty,” Marmaduke, 59, said Friday after announcing his retirement. He said the pressure, particularly from state Sen. John Seymour (R-Anaheim), reinforced his plan to retire from the $58,000-a-year job.
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