Cuomo Seeks to Cap Pay for School Superintendents By THOMAS KAPLAN ALBANY — Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey saluted a number of other governors, including Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, last week for making tough decisions in tough economic times. On Monday, Mr. Christie had one more reason to applaud his counterpart in Albany. Mr. Cuomo, in his boldest attack yet on what he calls wasteful spending by school districts, introduced legislation to limit superintendents’ pay that would virtually replicate a measure that Mr. Christie imposed in New Jersey. Mr. Cuomo’s proposal would tie superintendents’ maximum pay to the size of their school districts , with the leaders of New York’s largest districts limited to a salary of $175,000 and those in the smallest limited to $125,000. It would not affect the New York City school system, where the chancellor, Cathleen P. Black, earns $250,000 a year. The bill was introduced after a month’s worth of sharp words from Mr. Cuomo aimed a...