The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1968 — Page 6

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle. Indiana

Wednesday, February 21, 1968

Gunman gets only $776 in holdup

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —A lone gunman got only $776 for his work Tuesday in a holdup of the Maple Rd. branch of the Union Federal Savings & Loan Association here. The bandit, armed with a sawed-off shotgun, forced Mrs. Carol Worley to fill a white bag with money from her cash

drawer and from the next teller's cage. He then made her lie on the floor while he ran out the door. The branch manager, who was on the telephone to the main office when the bandit entered, reported the holdup and the main office sounded an alarm.

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ucation, those who establish residence outside the United States, and all “U.S. Government travel.” This last exemption must be closely analyzed by the Com-1 mittee. Certainly, if the citizens of this nation are to be asked to pay a travel tax. the U.S. Government should be expected to set an example of self-restraint in an area in which it seeks to restrict its citizens. While I realize the seriousness of our balance - of - payments crisis, I do not feel these restrictions on travel can be a substitute for a vigorous effort by the President and the Congress to reduce federal expenditures at home and abroad. The President’s travel tax Is alien to a free society and destructive of free exchange of goods and persons between nations. As such they are damaging to goals America has pursued over the last several adesThis country’s balance-of-pay-ments problem has long been with us. It did not develop overnight. The basis remedy lies In a restoration of stable prices on U.S. goods and consequent expansion of American imports. This can only be achieved through a return to sensible fiscal policies in this country. It simply will not work for the government to overstimulate the economy by spending far in excess of its income and then say to all Americans — do as I say, not as I do. As I view the mood of this Congress, there is little chance the President’s proposed travel restrictions will be approved. The basic solution to our fiscal problems must be found at home.

Estel V. Marsh, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Marsh Supermarkets, Inc., Yorktown, Indiana, today announced that the Board of Directors has promoted Don E Marsh to the position of president. This will be effective immediately. Don Marsh began his career with the supermarket chain in 1953 when he worked part-time in one of the Muncie stores. He has successfully progressed from the position of assistant manager to store manager, dairy and frozen foods buyer, personnel training supervisor, public relations director, as-

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sistant to the president, and most recently as general manager and executive vice president. He attended Michigan State University and obtained a B A degree in Business Administration with a major in Food Distribution. Mr. Marsh is a director of the American National Bank and Trust Company of Muncie, the Indiana Bridge Company, the John Marshall Life Insurance Company, and the Central Indiana Business Bureau. He holds professional membership in the Super Market Institute, National Association of Food

Chains, American Management Association, Muncie Chaiabe*- of Commerce, and the Ind ana State Chamber of Commerce In the community he is a mejnber of the Delaware Country Club, First Presbyterian Church, Muncie Club, Columbia Club of Indianapolis, and he also serves i on the Board of Directors of the Delaware County Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Marsh resides at 305 Greenbriar in Muncie, Indiana, with his wife Marilyn and four | children, Don Ermal, Jr., Arthur Andrew, David Alan, and Ann Elizabeth.

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