Watters BarbaraH

American astrologer who took up the field in 1957 after previously being an author of novels: a graduate of the University of Chicago. (Note: In a book published in 1970, she claims to have been a professional astrologer since 1940.) Her books included "An Astrologer Looks At Murder," 1969 and "Sex And The Outer Planets," 1971. In the 50s, she moved to Washington D.C. and was one of the founders of the National Academy of Astrologers. An "astrologers astrologer," Watters was well known throughout Washington political circles for her work in mundane and horary astrology. Her last publication, "Astrological Analysis of Dow Jones Averages" was released in time for the 1982 AFA Convention. Her efforts in recent years had been in the direction of teaching advanced students the art of forecasting national and international events. Watters died on 1/02/1984, 8:19 PM EST of cardio-pulmonary arrest. Prior to her death, she had been in a wheelchair for a month with an oxygen tank beside her. Read less