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6A DES MOINES REGISTER May 23, 1981 AP PHOTO Qements scolds conservatives who failed to cut Iowa taxes rt til 1 1" V- -it -lit A vk Legislature wrapped up its 1981 deliberations without making any major cuts in the size of state government. Clements told the House that his comments were aimed only at Republicans and Democrats who told the voters last fall that they would go to Des Moines and work for lower taxes, not at Democrats who campaigned on their party's traditional platform. "I can appreciate the position of people who are more liberal than myself people that campaigned on maintaining or even increasing government sincere people. But what is disgusting is that type of politician that bears no resemblance to his campaign who simply deceives the people with insincere rhetoric." Qements warned his fellow Republicans that they will be punished by the voters for failing to keep their campaign promises. "The people of Iowa want less government and lower taxes.

We know that. And what we have done to the people of Iowa will come back to haunt us in the next election." By CHARLES BULLARD Representative James Clements, one of the most conservative members of the Iowa House, castigat ed bis fellow legislators Friday for failing to keep their campaign promises to cut government spending. In a biting speech on the House floor, the Davenport Republican accused lawmakers of "deceiving" the people of Iowa by pledging during last fall's campaign to reduce taxes and then voting to raise taxes this session. "How soon the rhetoric of the campaign is forgotten, revealing it for what it really is; pure political drivel designed to deceive and placate the naive masses," said Clements. "We are teetering on the brink of economic disaster.

So what do we do? Raise taxes. That doesn't sound like a fresh new idea. It's the same thing we got from the Democrats. Where are the agencies we've eliminated? Where are the cuts in bureaucracy and regulation?" Clements' remarks were an indication of the frustration that conservative legislators were feeling as the JAMES CLEMENTS rs 1 'w ft Cockatoo to you, too Bass-baritone Hal Thomas, right, of the Cincinnati Opera, and a talented cockatoo hit a high note recently daring an audition recently In Cincinnati. At left is James De Blasis, general manager of the opera.

The opera company is auditioning elephants, chimps, cheetahs, exotic birds and other fauna for their production of "Aida." UNIVERSITY (jMVaM) HARDWARE HARDWARE STOOIS Obituanes-jiS JANE A. LARSON Services for Jane A. Larson, 68, of 1300 Locust West Des Moines, who died Thursday at Northwest Community Hospital of cancer, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church in West Des Moines. Burial will be at Resthaven Cemetery.

Mrs. Larson was born in Guthrie Center and had lived in West Des JANE LARSON Moines for 36 years. She was a retired teacher in West Des Moines and a member of First Christian Church and Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include three sons, Dean of Lohrville, David of Alleman, and Mark of Columbus, Ohio; a brother, Harvey Applegate of Lohrville; a sister, Dorothy Reed of Marro Bay, and nine grandchildren. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society or First Christian Church.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at McLaren's Resthaven Chapel. VIOLET LENZ Services will be at 2:30 p.m. today at the Southtown Funeral Home for Violet Lenz, 78, of 3115 S.W. Ninth who died Wednesday while visiting a son in Colorado.

Burial will be at Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. Lenz was born in Nebraska and lived in Des Moines 45 years. She was a member of Park Avenue Christian Church. Survivors include two sons, Vern of Chicago, 111., and Donald of Engelwood, mother, Signey Wisbey of Lincoln, three brothers, Dale Wisbey of Salina, Bill Wisbey and Charles Wisbey, both of Lincoln, three grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.

JOSEPH D. BONANNO Joseph D. Bonanno, 50, of La Jolla, formerly of Des Moines, died of cancer May 10 in California. Memorial services will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St.

Anthony's Catholic Church. The body was cremated. Survivors include four brothers, Charles, Armand, and Frank, all of Des Moines, and Jim Legrone of Whittier, and two sisters, Fanny Sovich of Des Moines and Genieve Leo of Kansas City, Mo. Two grain dealers have licenses restored The Iowa Commerce Commission has reinstated the grain warehouse licenses of two Iowa elevators since the companies have filed sufficient insurance with the state, remedying the need to suspend their licenses. The two firms are L.C.

Bolson Co. doing business as Farmers Feed Service of Charles City, and Bob Boysen Sons of Avoca. Omaha teachers' pact OMAHA, NEB. (AP) Omaha teachers and school administrators would get an average salary increase of 11.8 percent next term under a tentative agreement announced on Friday. Will Be Open Monday, Memorial Day from 10 a.m.

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"When I was in Puerto Rico I asked the prosecutor for a continuance, and it was not granted," Kutmus said. "Now the state of Iowa, acting for Puerto Rico, is asking for a continuance because the proper extradition papers have not arrived. I resist the granting of a continuance because I think the state of Iowa should treat Puerto Rico the same way Puerto Rico treated me and my client and should refuse to grant a continuance." But Novak granted the continuance and set the next hearing on the extradition warrant if it arrives here for 8:30 a.m. on June 15. Calder is charged with first-degree murder for running over a pregnant woman in Puerto Rico with his car on Jan.

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