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From the article...
"US Airways chief executive David Siegel received a 2003 compensation package valued on paper as high as $11 million, the vast majority of it in restricted stock that has already lost almost half its value.
Siegel's 2003 salary was $600,000, according to the airline's proxy statement filed Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. US Airways is seeking pay concessions from its workers."
link... http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/news/8400178.htm?1c in "section A" link on left and sixth article from bottom of page
"US Airways chief executive David Siegel received a 2003 compensation package valued on paper as high as $11 million, the vast majority of it in restricted stock that has already lost almost half its value.
Siegel's 2003 salary was $600,000, according to the airline's proxy statement filed Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. US Airways is seeking pay concessions from its workers."
link... http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/news/8400178.htm?1c in "section A" link on left and sixth article from bottom of page