Thursday, March 13, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. The endless saga Still fighting term limits OUR READERS RESPOND COLUMN: Jon Ralston ----------END-----------
	Click on the small cartoon to see a full-size version (68k).	Still fighting term limits It's been barely four months since Nevada voters put the finishing touches on a constitutional amendment to limit the terms of state and local officeholders -- and already the politicians are pushing to undo it.       Assembly Speaker Joe Dini this week got the Elections, Procedures and Ethics Committee to request a bill draft that would begin the cumbersome process of repealing the amendment. If lawmakers approve the bill this year and in the 1999 session, it would be presented to voters early next decade. FULL TEXT The endless saga This fall, the Virginia Military Institute will, as ordered by the courts, admit its first female cadets. Question: When will the first sexual harassment lawsuit be filed? Late fall or early spring?       Seem pessimistic? If only it were. The fact is that the phenomenon of sexual harassment, its politics and attendant legal entanglements permeate every segment of the American military -- from its undergraduate academies to the Navy fighter squadrons. FULL TEXT
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