CIBER INC. CHAIRMAN DUMPED STOCK BEFORE ELECTION TESTING LAB BARRED  The Chairman of the laboratory barred last week from approving any new electronic voting machines after federal investigators discovered appallingly haphazard testing protocols at the firm dumped 25,000 common shares of stock in the company less than two weeks before the announcement, netting himself almost $175,000, the MadCowMorningNews has learned. In a little-noticed Securities and Exchange Commission filing on Dec. 21, CIBER Inc. Chairman Bobby G. Stevenson reported he sold the shares for about $6.71 apiece. The bad news from CIBER, which tests the centralized software that local elections offices employ to tabulate votes recorded by the touch-screens, may even affect the outcome of the hotly-contested Congressional decision in Florida’s 13th District, reported the Sarasota Herald Tribune in a story on the troubled firm with the headline “CIBER Inc. at center of District 13 controversy.” authorities raised an alarm over the plan by the German pilot — linked to the Sept. 11 terror attacks — to build a flying school in the remote South Pacific island nation,” stated an AP report picked up by the New York Times-owned International Herald Tribune. |
