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To Wendy, Neena and All,

 

Before I leave for the Hospital this morning, I see that the three websites I

gave last evening about Standard Time by law did not transfer properly. So, I

have included their passages below for clarity.

 

At the website of Sacred Astrology

 

http://home.earthlink.net/-templeharakhte/Astro_Logic.html

 

"About Birth Times: Until 1957 in the U.S. all births were required by law to

be recorded in standard time, even thought Daylight or War Time may have been in

use. Many hospitals did not comply with this law and recorded the birth from

the clock. And so we have a large number of inconsistently-recorded birth

certificates especially in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Hawaii also changes

its time stand rad in 1947. Check your birth certificate if you were born in

the summer and note if the letters after the birth time specify the time in

use(CST>CDT<EST<EDT<or AHST<HST). In Europe, similar deviations occurred during

times of conflict, and geographic maps have been redrawn in many places

throughout Europe and Asia that have altered the time standard".

 

 

http://www.starfish.com/mercury-hour/Glowaty.htm

 

Loretta Glowaty October, 1996 Downers Grove, IL You mentioned in (90/39)

that T. PAT DAVIS had called you and told you that Illinois demanded all

hospitals use Standard Time for births and deaths and that it was a long

standing law until July 1, 1959, which is true. But they didn't all follow the

law. I clipped the article out with the intention of putting it in my "Time

Changes in the USA--Revised Edition," by Doris Chase Doane only to discover an

article by T. PAT DAVIS dated June 17, 1984, regarding time changes in Illinois.

I copied that sheet and it follows here. You might want to rerun it for those

Astrologers who missed it in 1984. It is an excellent article. (See end of my

letter for T. PAT DAVIS' article) One of the reasons I bring it up is because

I have found that some Birth Certificates before Jul. 1, 1959, are in CDT and

some in CST in Illinois. As an example, a couple of weeks ago, I did an update

on a client born September 6, 1955, in Berwyn, IL. When she

first came to me a few years ago, I deducted the hour. In the meantime she took

an Astrology Class and asked the teacher to do her chart. The teacher cited the

Illinois law and did not deduct the hour. However, my client tells me my

predictions were more on target and that she believes the time on her birth

certificate probably is in Daylight time. I bet a lot of birth certificates

before July 1, 1959, were recorded in daylight-saving Time. As Ms. Davis

point-ed out, "not everyone knew the law, or it was dependent oh whether the

birth was in a Catholic or Public Hospital." I am wondering how others who do

a lot of Illinois charts handle this problem and what feedback they get from

their clients. What I do now is ask the client if says CST on their birth

certificate. My son Andy was born July 7, 1958, at 7:15 A.M. CST. CST is written

on the certificate so the person who wrote the time and added CST was cognizant

of the law. But there are birth certificates where CST is not written

on them. Then we might wonder whether that time is CST or CDT. The person

recording the time might have just looked at his/her watch and put it down. I

guess the only sure way is to rectify the chart before doing it. On the

subject of Rectification, I have just passed my NCGR Level 3 Exam and must now

learn how to rectify as part of the Level 4 Exam. I'd be interested in hearing

what methods readers of Mercury Hour use. Copyright 1996 by Loretta Glowaty

and Mercury Hour. .

 

 

Starflash Productions

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://chartshop.astrology.com/help/faq.html

 

"What If I was born during the summer in Illinois before 1959 or Pennsylvania

before 1971? Illinois and Pennsylvania had special state laws requiring that

birth times be recorded in Standard Time, even when Daylight Time was being

observed. If you were born in the summer in Illinois (before 1959) or

Pennsylvania (before 1971), please check your birth certificate for your birth

time and the time zone. If your birth certificate specifies Standard Time

(signified by "ST" after your birth time), then you must ADD one hour to your

birth time when requesting charts on our services. Our system will then

subtract the extra hour, "thinking it is Daylight Time"

 

 

Added Note: Not all computer programs accurately adjust for War Time or

Daylight Saving Time. If computer's do adjust for time it is done on the wide

knowledge of time for the time zone and does not take into consideration State,

province, local locality or hospital rules that govern different practices of

recording time.

 

Uttara

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate, our deepest fear is

that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that

most frightens us......As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give

other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear,

our presence automatically liberates others." from A Return To Love: by

Marianne Williamson

 

 

 

 

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