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Ukraine before the war: Visiting Soviet Kiev in 1974 

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By Tim Wheeler Verified
| People's World
With ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia underway in Turkey, even as the fighting continues in the east, retired People’s World Editor Tim Wheeler shares his memories of visiting Kiev in 1974. At the time, the city was the capital of the Ukrainian SSR, one of the 15 republics of the Soviet Union. I will never forget where I was on April 12, 1974. My late wife Joyce and I were stepping into a crowded elevator in an elegant hotel on Khreshatyk Street in Kiev, Ukrainian SSR.
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Native Americans and allies celebrate ‘World Water Day’

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By Tim Wheeler Verified
| People's World
PORT ANGELES, WA—“World Water Day,” March 22, was celebrated here by hundreds of Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members and other nature lovers who gathered at a downtown beach to bless the Salish Sea, the lakes, and the Elwha River that provides all the drinking water for this city and region. The crowd was a rainbow: Native Americans, African Americans, Latinos and white people, women and men, children and youth.
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Striped bass reproduction in the Bay still poor, surveys find Original

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By Tim Wheeler Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
By Tim Wheeler Chesapeake Bay Journal Striped bass continue to suffer from poor reproduction in the Chesapeake Bay, the latest surveys show, increasing pressure on fishery managers to maintain or even tighten catch restrictions on the popular migratory finfish. An annual seine survey of Maryland’s portion of the Bay collected just 2 juvenile striped bass per haul of the net,  the sixth straight year of dismal spawning success, the Department of Natural Resources reported.
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