The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Suffolk Sun: Sunday, December 11, 1994

• JOHN SAMMONS HE'S THE PIG-KISSING PRINCIPAL OF OAKLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• HANDICAPPED STUDENTS LEARN TO HELP OTHERS
• REALTY SALES
• A LINE OF HISTORY SUFFOLK'S TO SAVE
• SOVIET INVASION WAS NOTICE TO FLEE HOMELAND
• TENSION EASES A BIT OVER CABLE DISPUTES
• UNITED WAY CHAIRMAN DEEMS DRIVE A SUCCESS SO FAR, $349,962 IN PLEDGES COUNTED, WHICH IS 98.5 PERCENT OF THE GOAL.
• RACETRAC BUILDING PORTSMOUTH BOULEVARD STORE THE COMPANY HAS 206 STORES IN 14 STATES AND EMPLOYS ABOUT 2,500 PEOPLE.
• BAY RIVERS TEAMS ABOUT EVENLY MATCHED
• ATHLETES RAISE $371 FOR EX-RIVAL'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND
• REWARDS AWAIT STUDENTS WHO READ MOST BOOKS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED POINTS.
• STUDENTS TRY LEARNING AS TEAMS IF USED CORRECTLY, COOPERATIVE LEARNING CAN BE A TEACHING STRATEGY THAT IS FUN.
• AUXILIARY COPS KEEPING AN EYE OUT, TOO
• SADDLE UP: RIDING PROGRAM IS VALUABLE THERAPY FOR DISABLED
• CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS
• SANTA NEEDS HELPERS THERE ARE PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE YOUR TIME, TALENT AND MONEY TO HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNATE THIS CHRISTMAS.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD