Elderly man pays back money stolen 60 years ago from Sears  A
customer service desk at a big retail store during the holiday
shopping season can be an ugly place to be. Not so at a Seattle
Sears store, where an elderly man walked up recently with an
envelope addressed to "Sears Manager."  Inside was a $100 bill —
payback, the man said, for $20 or $30 he stole from the store
during the 1940s.  "I think that his conscience probably has
been bothering him for the last 60 years," store manager Gary
Lorentson told Seattle's King-5 television, which also had
interviews with surprised fellow customers.  "During the late
forty I stole some money from the cash register in the amount of
$20-$30," the note said. "I want to pay you back this money in
the amount of $100 to put into your theft account."  Lorentson
said the money is going into the store's seasonal charity fund
to be given to a local grandmother and her grandchildren.  As
for the identity of the man, that remains unknown. His image was
caught on security cam