Two Minnesota money-transfer businesses that the federal government shut down last November are expected to have their assets restored, and be removed from a United Nations sanctions list of suspected terrorists. Federal agents raided Aaran Money Wire Service and Global Services International last November because the Bush administration alleged they were aiding Osama bin Laden's terrorist network. Federal officials now say there's no evidence to connect them to Al-Qaeda. The Treasury Department has made a formal request to the United Nations Security Council to delist the two businesses and one of the business owners. Minnesota Public Radio's Marisa Helms reports.