KENTUCKY rectified chart

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KENTUCKY

Jun 1, 1792  5:39:29 PM

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Frankfort, KY:USA  Longitude:

84W52 Latitude: 38N12

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 20:57

Current Period: VE/ME/ME

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed    

SA   Nakshatra

Lord

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Asc    23:31

Leo                  P.Phalguni Ve

Sun    20:49 Tau  +00:57:24 

ST   Rohini     Mo

Moon   05:30 Lib  +13:58:44 

FM   Chitra     Ma

Mars   02:09 Vir  +00:20:40 

WK   U.Phalguni Su

Merc   00:17 Tau  +00:21:15 

WK   Krittika   Su

JuptR  00:57 Lib  -00:02:49 

WK   Chitra     Ma

Ven    02:56 Tau  +01:13:06 

WK   Krittika   Su

Sat    07:04 Ari  +00:06:12 

WK   Aswini     Ke

Rahu   09:52 Vir  -00:03:26 

FM   U.Phalguni Su

Ketu   09:52 Pis  -00:03:26 

FM   U.Bhadra   Sa

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year -

Internet Time: 777 beats

Day: Friday  Sunrise: 10:18

AM

Tithi:  Shukla Dvadashi

Yoga Pt: 29:39 Aq  Yogi:Ju 

AviYogi:Su  Dup Yogi: Sa

Dagha Rashis: Lib Cap

 

Rashi Chart

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Some of the events/facts

used in the rectification:

 

KENTUCKY

Admitted

June 1, 1792

Order - 15th  Originally the

term for the Kentucky plains in Clark County, Kentucky is believed to derive

from the Indian word meaning " dark and bloody ground " , " meadow

land, " or " land of tomorrow. "

First European Permanent Settlement: 1774; Capitol: Frankfort; Administrative

Divisions: 120 Counties; National Representatives: 7 seats; Electoral Votes: 9

http://www.amendment-13.org/statehood.html

 

1798        Nov 16, Kentucky

became the 1st state to nullify an act of Congress.

 

1801        Aug 6, A 9-day

revival began at the Cane Ridge Presbyterian Church in Bourbon County,

Kentucky. Some 20,000 people showed up for the revival called by Rev. Barton W.

Stone.

 

1813        Jan 22, A

combined British and Indian force attacked an American militia retreating from

Detroit near Frenchtown, later known as Monroe, Mich. Only 33 men of some 700

men escaped the battle of the River Raisin. Over 400 Kentucky frontiersmen were

killed.

 

1852        Jun 29,

Statesman Henry Clay (75) of Kentucky died. He was a master politician in the

era preceding the Civil War.

 

1861        May 16, Kentucky

proclaimed its neutrality in Civil War.

 

1861        Jul 9,

Confederate cavalry led by John Morgan captured Tompkinsville, Kentucky.

 

1861        Sep 3,

Confederate forces entered Kentucky, thus ending its neutrality.

 

1861        Sep 6, Union

General Ulysses S. Grant's forces captured Paducah, Kentucky

from Confederate forces.

 

1861        Dec 4, The

Federal Senate, voting 36 to 0, expelled Senator John C. Brekenridge of

Kentucky because he joined the Confederate Army.

 

1861        Dec 10, Kentucky

was admitted to the Confederate States of America.

 

1862        Jan 10, Battle

of Big Sandy River, KY (Middle Creek).

 

1862        Feb 26, Battle

of Woodburn, KY.

 

1862        Jul 4, Battle at

Green River, Ky. (Morgan's Ohio Raid).

 

1862        Oct 8, The Union

was victorious at the Battle of Perryville, the largest Civil War combat to

take place in Kentucky.

 

1862        Dec 27, Battle

of Elizabethtown, KY.

 

1864        Mar 25, Battle

of Paducah, KY (Forrest's raid).

 

1868        Mar 20, The

Jesse James Gang robbed a bank in Russellville, Kentucky, of $14,000.

 

1872        Apr 12, Jesse

James gang robbed bank in Columbia, Kentucky, of $1,500 with 1 person killed.

 

1884        Feb 19, A series

of tornadoes left an estimated 800 people dead in 7 US states

 

Kentucky FLOOD, Declared

January 31, 1957

 

Kentucky FLOODS, Declared

March 12, 1962

 

1977        May 28, 165

people were killed when fire raced through the Beverly Hills Supper Club in

Southgate, Ky.

 

1988        Mar 8, Seventeen

soldiers died when two Army helicopters from Fort Campbell, Ky., collided in

midair.

 

1988        May 14,

Twenty-seven people, most of them teen-agers, were killed when their church bus

collided with a pickup truck going the wrong way on a highway near Carrollton,

Ky.

 

1997        Dec 1, Michael

Carneal (14), opened fire on a prayer circle and killed 3 classmates and

wounded five during a shooting spree at Heath

High School in West Paducah, Ky.

 

1998        Feb 6, A 3-day

snow storm left 9 people dead. A record 21 inches fell in Louisville.

 

1999        Apr 22, In

Kentucky an Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed during training at Fort Campbell

and 7 people were killed and 4 injured.

 

2000        May 9, A fire at

the Wild Turkey Distillery caused an alcohol runoff into an 8-mile stretch of

the Kentucky River and a huge fish kill followed within days.

 

2000        Oct 10, Sludge

from a coal mines broke through a waste lagoon of the A.T. Massey Coal Co. and

some 250 million gallons hit coldwater Creek and Wolf Creek near Inez. Gov.

Paul E. Patton declared a 10-county emergency.

 

2001        Nov 12, In rural

Shelbiana a family of 5 died in a house fire at Shelby Knoll.

 

2002        Mar 18, Flooding

hit Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia following a 2nd day of heavy rains.

 

Kentucky

•    1980 07 27, 18:52:21.4

UTC, Northeast Kentucky - Magnitude 5.1

•    2003 06 06, 12:29:34

UTC, Western Kentucky - Magnitude 4.0

•    2004 09 17, 15:21:43

UTC, Eastern Kentucky - Magnitude 3.7

 

Earthquake History of

Kentucky

 

Reports of chimneys being

knocked down in many places in Kentucky resulted from the 1811 - 1812

earthquakes at New Madrid, Missouri. A detailed record of 1,874 tremors from

the initial shock of December 16, 1811, through March 15, 1812, was kept by Mr.

Jared Brooks at Louisville, Kentucky. Shocks continued to occur at frequent

intervals for at least two years, thus the total number of shocks was much

greater. It is not unlikely that between 2,000 and 3,000 tremors were felt in

Kentucky in 1811 and 1812. Reelfoot Lake, a small portion of which extends into

Kentucky, is a present-day reminder of the great forces associated with these

earthquakes.

 

A number of moderate

earthquakes occurred within the State over the next one hundred years. Houses

shook and plaster was cracked in parts of northern Kentucky on November 20,

1834. Sounds like distant thunder were also reported. Similar effects were

noted on December 27, 1841, near the town of Hickman. The Mississippi River was

greatly agitated although no wind was reported.

 

A shock was reported at

Columbus, Kentucky, on March 12, 1878. A section of the bluff along the

Mississippi River caved in. On October 26, 1915, an earthquake at Mayfield was

reported to have shaken pictures from walls. All of these events are rated as

intensity V on the Modified Mercalli Scale.

 

A sharp earthquake with an

epicenter near the mouth of the Ohio River occurred on December 7, 1915.

Buildings were strongly shaken, windows and dishes rattled, and loose objects

were shaken in western Kentucky and adjoining regions (intensity V-VI). The

total felt area covered 60,000 square miles.

 

Hickman, the site of the

1841 earthquake, experienced another strong shock on December 18, 1916. Reports

indicated bricks were shaken from chimneys at Hickman and New Madrid, Missouri

(intensity VI-VII).

 

An earthquake near the point

of the December 1915 event occurred on March 2, 1924. No damage was reported

and the felt area was much less, about 15,000 square miles.

 

A broad area of Kentucky,

Illinois, Indiana, and Tennessee, estimated at about 75,000 square miles, was

affected by an earthquake on September 2, 1925. It was apparently centered near

Henderson, where some landslides were noted. At Louisville, about 100 miles

distant, a chimney fell and a house reportedly sank.

 

On January 1, 1954, slight

damage (intensity V) resulted from an earthquake near Middlesboro. The tremor

caused general alarm among the population. The felt area extended into

Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia.

 

The earthquake of November

9, 1968, centered in southern Illinois, caused widespread damage

over nearby areas of Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri. Considerable masonry

damage was sustained at the City Building at Henderson, Kentucky, about 50

miles east-southeast of the epicenter. Intensity VII damage was also reported

from Poole, Smith Mills, and Uniontown.

 

February 16, 2003, A

twin-engine plane crashed as it approached a small airport on Sunday, killing

three of the seven people on board

31-JAN-1985, 05:47, Merlin

IV N568UP UPS 0 London, KY A1

14-NOV-1970, 19:17, Rockwell

1121 N100RC Royal Crown Cola 2 Lexington, KY A1

20-NOV-1967, 20:57 EST,

Convair CV-880 N821TW TWA 70 Cincinnati, KY A1

25-OCT-1966 Lockheed C-130   61-0955

USAF Ft

Campbell, KY A1 Crashed after overrunning runway.

15-OCT-1959 Boeing C-135

57-1513 USAF 4 Leitchfield, KY A1 Midair collision with

a B-52 with two nuclear bombs while refueling at FL320

10-MAR-1957 Martin 4-0-4

N453A Eastern Air Lines 0 Louisville, KY A1

17-FEB-1956 Martin 4-0-4

N445A Eastern Air Lines     0 near Owensboro, KY A1

29-JUL-1943 Douglas, 22:43,

DC-3 NC16014 American Airlines 20 near Trammel, KY A1

 

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