Women and American Politics
This bibliography is intended to serve as a guide to information about women's participation in American politics. Emphasis is on materials published since 1965, but landmark works published earlier are also included. Many documents are from unpublished sources; information on obtaining them is available from the Center for the American Woman and Politics (CAVP). Citations include information on the following topics; women holding elective and appointive office or employed in government or public service; voting behavior, political attitudes, political participation, and socialization of women; women in the political parties; and women's election campaigns. Also included are a limited number of citations to materials on public policy issues related to women's rights such as the Equal Rights Amendment, abortion, child care, employment, education, and legal rights. Entries are arranged according to document type and are listed alphabetically by author or main entry. Periodicals are not indexed. A general subject index is provided. The bibliography is updated periodically. (Author/KSE) ott'w 04' OSPARTMONTOP NUM NAT IONNI. INIIIIWTS OP BOVCATION TMII 00CuPAINt HAI MIN 01010 OHM NNACILv Al *ItilltelO ROM hut PINION ON ONOSHHIMION MOM At '54 $t POIPIPI OP VII* ON OPINIONS 11/010 CO NOP HICIIIAMLn 0101111 LINT OPP OVAL NATIONAL INSTITUT* OP IDOCATION Ramps OR MA," WOMEN AND AMERICAN POLITICS A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1965-1974
Women and American Trade Unions
Four aspects of women's participation in trade- union life are examined: the attitude of unions today toward protective legislation for women; the effect which the recent federal legislation on "equality" has had on women's opportu nities in the shops and the unions' attitudes toward handling these new kinds of grievances and demands; the degree to which unions include special clauses covering women's wages and conditions in their contracts; and the participation of women in the political life of the unions. Few changes in attitudes or practice are found to characterize the unions in the 1960's as compared with those in the 1940's, when THE ANNALS last carried a report on this subject.
Comparison between Two Chemicals for Reducing Scale Formation in Reverse Osmosis Systems
In this present research was transacted with the calcium carbonate scale inhibition on the membrane surface of the reverse osmosis desalination system. Influence of changing feed solution flow rate (10-25)l/h, pH of the feed solution (6-10) on the recovery ,penetrate flow rate and total dissolved solid in (RO) system by using solution of calcium carbonate as feed solution was investigated, furthermore the effect of adding two types of scale inhibitor ,zinc chloride and polyamino polyether methylene phosphonate with difference concentration (2-8)mg/l for zinc chloride and (8-15) mg/l for polyamino polyether methylene phosphonate was calculated. The results showed that the permeate rate increases as the feed flow rate augmentation ,while it reducing with time, the total dissolved solids decreases as the feed flow rate increases while it increases with time and recovery rate decreases as the feed flow rate increases and it also decreases with time. It was concluded that the permeate rate decreases as the feed solution pH value increases and it cause high scale forming thus decrease the permeate TDS.By adding the scale inhibitor, it was found that the permeate rate and recovery rates increases as the concentration of inhibitor increases while the total dissolved solids decreases in the permeate with increasing the concentration of both inhibitors .It was discovered that Polyamino polyether methylene phosphonate more sturdy than zinc chloride as scale inhibitor for reverse osmosis desalination system in all concentrations was studied in this article.