money he put in the safe was for a full day's operation and that it was more than $1,000.00. This witness saw defendant leave by the customer "out" door, which was also used by some of the employees who were leaving in the evening.
The night foreman saw defendant in the cafeteria after 11:00 p. m. on the same evening, namely, February 18, 1966. The foreman was engaged in some work in the kitchen and defendant passed by about ten feet from him; he regarded this as unusual so he proceeded to look further or investigate. He testified that he then saw defendant in the manager's office, in front of the safe, either sitting or squatting down and facing the safe; the office door was open and the lightsrebalance our economy, reduce our reliance on the financial sector centred in London and the South East and increase prosperity in every region and nation of the UK. We will follow the example of Germany and Canada in establishing a National Investment Bank and a network of Regional Development Banks. These will provide £250 billion of private lending capital to emerging businesses and co-operatives across the country, getting the money to where it’s needed and filling the gaps in lending left by private banks.

But as well as the lending gap we are also determined to close the skills gap. Labour will create a National Education Service to provide both vocational and academic training to anyone who wants it throughout their life. That is the best way to ensure