This seems to be going largely unreported. In addition to the one you posted above, I also found these:
Meriden F.A. Federal Credit Union ClosesJuly 16, 2008, Alexandria, Va. -- The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) placed Meriden F. A. Federal Credit Union of Meriden, Connecticut, into liquidation today.
The NCUA Asset Management and Assistance Center will issue checks to individuals holding verified share accounts in the Meriden F. A. Federal Credit Union within one week. Through the NCUA National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, credit union members’ deposits are insured to at least $100,000 on regular accounts and $250,000 on certain retirement accounts.
NCUA made the decision to liquidate Meriden F. A. Federal Credit Union and discontinue its independent operations after determining that the credit union is insolvent. It has no prospects for restoring viable operations. At the time of liquidation, the credit union served 206 members and had assets of approximately $337,968.
http://www.ncua.gov/news/press_releases/2008/MR08-0716.htm NCUA Liquidates Sterlent and Cal State 9 Credit UnionsJuly 1, 2008 Alexandria, Virginia - The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) today liquidated two state chartered California credit unions, Sterlent Credit Union of Pleasanton and Cal State 9 Credit Union of Concord. Patelco Credit Union purchased assets and assumed most shares of both institutions.
In the case of Sterlent Credit Union, the California Department of Financial Institutions agreed that the NCUA would serve as liquidating agent of Sterlent. Immediately following the issuance of the order, NCUA liquidated Sterlent and entered into an agreement with Patelco Credit Union to sell certain assets and liabilities of Sterlent to Patelco. At the time of liquidation, Sterlent Credit Union had approximately $94.6 million in assets. Sterlent was established in 1936 as EBTEL Federal Credit Union and became a California state chartered credit union in 2002.
The Cal State 9 Credit Union liquidation and purchase and assumption by Patelco Credit Union had been announced May 22, and was completed today. Cal State 9 had been operating under NCUA conservatorship since November 2007. Chartered in 1948, Cal State 9 was originally chartered to serve University of California employees. It had assets of $339 million and served nearly 29,000 members.
Members of the two liquidated credit unions experienced no interruption of credit union service as their credit unions were purchased by Patelco Credit Union. Patelco will continue operating branches of both purchased credit union, and member accounts in all involved credit unions are federally insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) up to at least $100,000.
http://www.ncua.gov/news/press_releases/2008/MA08-0701.htm