N830MH
Oct 2, 08, 9:46 pm
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Newsstand - Sun Country warns of shutdown
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sbm12
Oct 2, 08, 10:19 pm
Been a long time coming. WN is moving in to pick up the scraps next spring. In the meantime, I can't imagine that anyone is surprised or really too broken up about this, though it certainly sucks for the employees.
DeafFlyer
Oct 3, 08, 9:38 am
My friend works for them. Hope they get through this crisis.
JerryFF
Oct 6, 08, 11:07 pm
They have been a good alternative to NW for MSP-SEA and kept the fares reasonable on that route.
OPFlyer
Oct 7, 08, 7:00 am
Petters jailed; court papers say he planned to flee the country
By JAMES WALSH and LIZ FEDOR, Star Tribune staff writers
October 4, 2008
Twin Cities businessman Tom Petters was arrested and made his first appearance in a Minneapolis federal court Friday facing charges of mail and wire fraud, money laundering and obstruction of justice.
According to federal authorities, his arrest may have come just in time.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John Marti asked the court to hold Petters without bail pending trial, describing him in court papers as "a serious risk" to flee from charges prosecutors said could lead to life in prison.
In a secretly recorded conversation, Marti wrote, Petters said he had not intended to be in the country by the time of the presidential debates.
http://www.startribune.com/business/30271744.html
By JAMES WALSH and LIZ FEDOR, Star Tribune staff writers
October 4, 2008
Twin Cities businessman Tom Petters was arrested and made his first appearance in a Minneapolis federal court Friday facing charges of mail and wire fraud, money laundering and obstruction of justice.
According to federal authorities, his arrest may have come just in time.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John Marti asked the court to hold Petters without bail pending trial, describing him in court papers as "a serious risk" to flee from charges prosecutors said could lead to life in prison.
In a secretly recorded conversation, Marti wrote, Petters said he had not intended to be in the country by the time of the presidential debates.
http://www.startribune.com/business/30271744.html