Calprotech Inc

A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday found the owner of an Anaheim manufacturing firm guilty of faking government test results on electronic circuit boards used in the space shuttle and several other aerospace and military weapons programs. In addition, six employees at Calprotech Inc. pleaded guilty this week to various charges in connection with the case. U.S.

Helionetics Inc., the computer and military products company, has shut down an Anaheim subsidiary that was suspended from doing business with the federal government earlier this year, according to a company filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday found the owner of an Anaheim manufacturing firm guilty of faking government-test results on electronic circuit boards used in the space shuttle and several other aerospace and military weapons programs. In addition, six employees at Calprotech Inc. pleaded guilty this week to various charges in connection with the case. U.S.

The former chairman of an Anaheim electronics company was sentenced Monday in federal court in Los Angeles to three years in prison for falsifying safety tests on certain parts installed in important military equipment, including the MX missile. David Ross was further ordered to pay a $25,000 fine.

The former chairman of an Anaheim electronics company was sentenced Monday in federal court in Los Angeles to three years in prison for falsifying safety tests on certain parts installed in important military equipment, including the MX missile. David Ross was further ordered to pay a $25,000 fine.

The former chairman of an Anaheim electronics company was sentenced Monday to three years in prison for falsifying safety tests on parts installed in important military equipment, including the MX missile.

Helionetics Inc., the computer and military products company, has shut down an Anaheim subsidiary that was suspended from doing business with the federal government earlier this year, according to a company filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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The former chairman of an Anaheim electronics company was sentenced Monday to three years in prison for falsifying safety tests on parts installed in important military equipment, including the MX missile.

A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday found the owner of an Anaheim manufacturing firm guilty of faking government test results on electronic circuit boards used in the space shuttle and several other aerospace and military weapons programs. In addition, six employees at Calprotech Inc. pleaded guilty this week to various charges in connection with the case. U.S.

A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday found the owner of an Anaheim manufacturing firm guilty of faking government-test results on electronic circuit boards used in the space shuttle and several other aerospace and military weapons programs. In addition, six employees at Calprotech Inc. pleaded guilty this week to various charges in connection with the case. U.S.