Akron Beacon Journal Monday November 6, 2000
Astrologer Gladice Smalley-May of Green predicts a close victory for AI Gore, who's a Cancer on the astrological charts. It's a less favorable moment for an Aries like George W. Bush, she believes.

Heavens may know how the voting will go But local astrologers are divided on the big race .
By Jim Carney Beacon Journal. staff writer
Astrologer Gladice Smalley- May doesn't need a pollster to ; know which way the election will go.
She looks to the heavens and examines the stars. Smalley-May, who lives in Green, has studied the astrological charts of the presidential candidates and has a vision of what the stars say regarding this down-to-the-wire election.
"This is Gore and Lieberman's year," she said. "It is not Bush's year."
A myriad of polls attempting to gage the election have come up with as many answers as stars in the sky. Meanwhile, astrologers, psychics, readers and mediums

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mediums are using their senses and understanding in search of insights.
Smalley-May, like others in the business of trying to make sense of the well verse, Is fascinated by this year's election.
"Bush is an Aries and Gore is a Cancer and they both have Leo rising, and I'm going to be honest with you," She said. "When the moon is in a void course, that means there is no planet aspect ing the moon." And what does all that mean? To Smalley-May, she believes the stars are lined up for a close race. Others are not as clear as to what it all means.
Jo Anne Stover, an Akron astrologer, has been looking at the astrological readings of the United States of America, using July 4, 1776, as her starting point. "The moon for the United States is in a sign of Aquarius and right now we have Uranus sitting on the moon - it means something sudden, unusual dramatic change," said Stover. "We haven't had Uranus in that position for 84 years." . Stover, 53, said she has never been good at predicting elections, but this year, She thinks It looks good for Bush "but I can't rule out that Gore would be OK, too. As for the two candidates, Stover said her reading of the planets tell her a few things fit seems like Al Gore is inflexible and George W. has the moon and sign of Libra and the Libra is a Sign of peace so he wants things to go smoothly, said Stover.
Whatever happens, she said, "everybody is going to be surprised with the new leadership. According to Stover, astrology is a tool to use to investigate personality traits. of "In reality, it is a concept that gently guides us, much like a blueprint or road map," she said. "We always have free will."
Kathy Tyrity, a 46 year-old .Akron psychic who readings, Said she can see pictures of a things to come when She closes her eyes. "Unfortunately. I see Bush. she said. "I. close my eyes and I see Bush Winning." And what does she see of AI Gore?
"I see him having a couple of beers after the election," she said. But she also sees an umbrella, and to her, an umbrella is a sign of bad times coming. and . "There will be conflict, she said.
Psychic Pat Beers uses what she calls psychometry to look into the realm of the unknown. I hold onto something that belongs someone and take vibrations, she said. And if she has nothing to hold onto, she looks at pictures of the candidates for her reading. My gut feeling is that Gore probably will win," said Beers, 54, of Lake Township. And when she looks at Gore, I hate to see it, but I see a scared young man, she said. And when I look at Bush, I don't trust him. Beers uses her instincts to decide about things like trust. We are all very intuitive, she said. "We're born with it. . . . But some of us can't turn it off."
Describing herself as a psychic medium, Carol Wise, 61, of s Canton, said she meditated about the election to help her decide whom she would vote for. I sat down and did meditation where I relaxed my body and said a prayer for God to guide me with insight into these two presidential potentials and that he guide me with the best information," she said. There were pluses about both major candidates, she said. And when her time of meditating was over, she decided she would vote for Gore.
"I always trust what God gives me," she said. Most voters use the same kind of process to make a decision in the voting booth, she said. Most call it their gut feeling, she said. Astrologer Smalley-May, 68, who said she has successfully beat non-Hodgkins lymphoma, said when she looks at the charts of all the candidates, there is much information there. Lieberman, she said, is "a very angelic person."
Bush, she said, only has feelings for himself and vice presidential candidate Dick Cheney is a money man. our Grandson Tim Finn 2-26-01

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