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Mercury Hour 72nd Edition April 1992

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Mundane Astrology, Astrology History, and Astrological Techniques. This archival item is the April 1992 issue (72nd Edition) of Mercury Hour, a quarterly astrological magazine edited and published by Edith Custer in Lynchburg, Virginia. Key contents include Donald E. Byrne’s exploration of orbital velocities in “Where is Vulcan & Nemesis?” and “Precession of the Equinox”, Dianne Lawson’s synastry comparisons of John Lennon with Paul McCartney, Richard Nixon, and Yoko Ono, and the conclusion of M. J. Makransky’s critique of the Koch House System alongside his analysis of astrolocality mapping variants. The issue features Adze Mixxe’s concluding advice on commercial astrology practice, Dorothy S. Willis’s weather forecasts for the 1992 Vernal Equinox and Pre-Solstice Full Moon Eclipse, Nicholas Campion’s historical data corrections for The Book of World Horoscopes, and Annibale F. Verzumo’s final installment on the astrology of Russia. Additional contributions include reviews of books by Patricia Foreman, Karen Hammaker-Zondag, Pat Morimando, and Meriam Perego, tributes to the late Nancy Anne Hastings, and community debates surrounding CSICOP, humanism, declinations, and political candidate horoscopes for the 1992 elections.

Issue Highlights

Book Reviews

Reviewed by Arlene Marcia Nimark:

Computers & Astrology by Patricia Foreman

The Houses and Personality Development by Karen Hammaker-Zondag

The Neptune Effect by Pat Morimando

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Predicting With Planetary Stations by Meriam Perego – Edward L. Dearborn

Articles

Where is Vulcan & Nemesis? Part I – Donald E. Byrne

John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Richard Nixon, and Yoko Ono – Dianne Lawson

The Last Word on the Koch House System and Further Critique of the Koch House System, Part II, Conclusion– M. J. Makransky

Precession of the Equinox – Donald E. Byrne

How to Make Astrology Pay From A-Z, Part II, Conclusion – Adze Mixxe

Variant Forms of Astrolocality Mapping, Part I – M. J. Makransky

[Russia] Part III, Conclusion – Annibale F. Verzumo

Vernal Equinox March 20, 1992 – Dorothy S. Willis

Corrections: The Book of World Horoscopes – Nicholas Campion

I Ching: The Trigrams-Fu Hai Arrangement – Dorothy J. Sarka

Discussions

Transpluto/Pluto Square 1991 – 1993 [table]

December 21, 1991 lunar eclipse

Secondary progressions

CSICOP

Humanism/Humanistic astrology

Antichrist/Judgement Day/new dispensation

Gulf War chart

Horary of missing articles

Charts of the USSR

Astrology of twins

Naibod MC

Synastry of famous couples

Chart data

(some incomplete or in question)

Clinton, Bill
Keating, Paul
Lennon, John
McCartney, Paul
Nixon, Richard
Ono, Yoko
Tsongas, Paul

USSR Constitution

Notable contributors

Marion March (problematic astrological terminology)

Gilbert Navarro (declination)

Lee Lehman (humanism; CSICOP; tribute to Nancy Anne Hastings)

Diana Rosenberg (Jeffrey Dahmer)

Edith Custer (defending Astrology)

Citation:“Mercury Hour 72nd Edition April 1992,” AIP Special Collections

Mercury Hour 72nd Edition April 1992

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