WATSON Continued Irom Page 1 possibility of criminal charges on the grounds of misappropri ation of state funds I sec criminal at Is here, he saui I don't see a bunch til mistakes and oversights I see people taking more mono; than they're allocated li that's the case, then I will, file i barges on behalf of the students, not only alxiul JoSonja. hut all the oyer payments King said that if Watson re pays the money, he willdrop ins Constitution (lour! .com plaint" Watson said she came hy her comptroller position tins sum mer when ASl'O President |en niler Bills, who was also acting programs coordinator, appoint ed: her to the position ASl'O Executive Rules slate that no member of the AS! () can hold two positions unless the pro grams coordinator authorizes it or adequate notice is given ill an L'mrrald...classified ad to al low others .in opportunity lor {he job Wiilsun is up for recall !x cause the College Republicans gathered enough signatures to force the ASl'O to let students di i ide whether Watson should remain in office 'I'hir ret ail elfort begun in No vember when it was revealed that Watson hail boon cited in November for attempting to shoplift at the Intversity Bookstore She initially failed to appear in court for that charge, but later paid a fine anti met comnuinitv service' re ijuiroments for tier senlenc e V\ .itsun did not ni.ikt' her hr I problems known to the stri dent bodv. however, fret arise' she considered (hem persona.! mi tilenls dial would', have no Ilear ing on her job in I he ASl'O Memlrers nl tin lad lege Kepnhhi alls began their ellorl her ause (her, believed Watson should have disclosed her past 1 he AS! (). still in the pro cess ol hiring a special elm turns hoard, his not set set a definite lime for lht‘ recall flit turn \Slt) President jrnmfrr Hill* made .1 special request Tuesday it) (lit li t' for thr S..' *;»o ih.ti lh' riiviion is r\ pet tt'il lo t ost The ll't i ten n't! i hr request, .hosvever, ubsrrsing th.it tht* AM O has more than $4,000 in its fund raising at t mini \Sl O I mant r Coordinator Raymond her luhl thr 11 1 stunt' of thr moors is earmarked for a stall ret mat Nlthougfi students liavr onn month to t ollrt t signatures in a rrt ill effort. no time limit is srt lor thr ASI’O to hold special elect ions 1 plan to |irtitton thr l ourt, aflri this is all over; and ask that thr t cnirt determine that a sprt nil rlrt t ion h as to I ake plarr vs itliin a i ttrtain limr frame King said Vlthuugh hr has in i t . imp la infs with thr ss as thr AMO is proi ending with rlrt lion plans. King said hr is disappointed that so much stu (lent molli'S Will hr spent ARIZONA Continued from Page 4 anchored by (i-foot-H) senior Sean Kooks and 7 foot junior Hd Stokes Kooks is one ol JO pre sea son candidates for the; Wooden Aw.ird. given to college basketball’s top player Despite their powerful offense, the Wildcats' strongest suit just might fie their defense Arizona is allowing its opponents just 4 1 pen etit shooting from the field, which doesn't fside well tor Ore gon, the league's worst shtxilmg team it It per cent. "Defense has been one of our areas of strength.” Arizona couch Lute Olson said "Our perimeter pressure is probably the lies! since I ve been here " Despite having the Irxik of a blowout on paper, Munson's teams are known lor pulling major stir prises, of which Arizona has tieen a victim of lor the p.ist two years, including last Starr h s sfioi k mg (iJ-58 loss at Mr Arthur Court as tin* nation's si*( oiii! i.mkcd team vi* beaten them tie- last tun wars Mun son said Hr )tisl have to look at the tilings we did ami hope we call i ome out w 1th a win Both the upsets came .it Mai C'ourt. though, and the l)iu ks haven't won in Tucson since a 4 l 40 victory in 1 ')H.r> Olson said his team isn't looking past the I)ui ks, is pel i,illy alter being stunned *'«.! (it) Ian 11, at Washington \V e ve got guy s who have been through i ham ploushlp runs here, and they know you heller tie ready to play every time you go out, Olson said Olson said he expects Oregon to low tin- lem po down to avoid a repeat ol the Ml ’ to. healing the W ild its laid on the ihuks la .1 ya ar gist a week alter the upset in l.ugene W'e re expel ting them to I nine it: and hold the hall some and Vs e ysant to try and < reate enough problems with our pressure and twtnuyers to m ike that not uflm live l )lson said JFWEA RY DESIGN STUDIO \ 1502 Willamette St 343-2298 j Regular Business Hou's T^es F-'r 9am-lpm 2pr"-6pm Sat 1 Cam 4pm Jk You've heard the ominous facts, thought about it a long time, and now you want to... STOP SMOKING! Come join the American C ancer Society 's Ireshstart program to hick the smoking habit. 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