Lesson From Edison And Luke On Sales Patience
Dr. George W. Crane cautions Luke S a 23 year old salesman about over eagerness in sales and highlights how a casual approach can win big deals. The tale contrasts Luke with Thomas Edison whose stock ticker patent negotiation taught him to let the buyer name the price. Edison’s patience yielded a $50 000 offer, far above initial hopes.
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Job Corps Milestone at Pleasanton Center
The Parks Job Corps Center marks a milestone as the first in the U S with 1000 corpsmen passing all GED tests. The 100th graduate is Steven Hernandez 19 of Chicago who will be honored at a luncheon Monday. Parks GED program coordinator Guy C Mount of Oakland also to be honored as he works toward a bachelor's degree at California State College at Hayward.
Newark Approves Thornton Avenue Widening Plan
The Newark Public Works Department plans widening Thornton Avenue from Olive Street to Newark Street and Dairy Avenue to improve traffic flow. The project includes a 60 to 80 foot right of way, signals at Cherry Street and Newton, and Cedar Boulevard, with $52,000 transferred from other projects to fund the city portion amid council approval of the funding shift and a favorable Cherry bid.
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