Idaho Index

Fri., July 8, 1994

POLICE BLOTTER

COEUR D’ALENE POLICE

Marshall Kimes reported Wednesday that someone took his compact disc player, amplifiers, equalizers, tools and other items from his pickup truck while it was parked in a parking lot at 320 W. Kathleen Ave.

An open-bed U-Haul truck was taken from the U-Haul Center, W. 750 Appleway, manager Thomas Jones reported Wednesday. The loss was estimated at $265.

NEWS OF RECORD

BONNER COUNTY CIVIL COMPLAINTS

Sandpoint Credit Bureau vs. Cheri Katcha, seeking $381. DIVORCES SOUGHT James Gunter from Lisa Gunter.

Warren Wanamaker from Joan Wanamaker.

George Bruner from Laurie Bruner.

SHOSHONE COUNTY CRIMINAL SENTENCINGS

Clark Conboy, 34, Pinehurst; driving under the influence and driving without privileges suspended judgment; 120 days incarceration, suspended three years determinate penitentiary time and two years indeterminate penitentiary time, three years probation.

Jon Veentjer, 24, Kellogg; driving while suspended; $500 fine, 10 days in jail (eight days suspended), one year probation.

Thomas Slawson, 28, Osburn; resisting and obstructing an officer; $300 fine. CIVIL JUDGMENTS

Idaho Dept. of Health and Welfare vs. Jess North, awarded $1,420. CIVIL DISMISSALS

Bert Glasson vs. Richard Carr.

KOOTENAI COUNTY CIVIL COMPLAINTS Sarah Otness vs. Peck & Peck Excavating, seeking $3,000.

Barbara and Steven Ferguson vs. Rudolph Skalak, seeking amount to be determined at trial.

Dennis and Shirley Decker vs. Kenneth and Sharon Egbert, seeking amount to be determined at trial.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Daniel and Debbie Truax, seeking $374.

Allied Credit Co. vs. Kenneth Mauler, seeking $498.

Allied Credit Co. vs. Marsha Greer, seeking $567.

Allied Credit Co. vs. Kim and Shawn Hanson, seeking $303.

Post Falls Property Management for Ron and Nancy Hawkins vs. Lance Wright, seeking $1,317.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Mitchell and Suzanne Bailey, seeking $680.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Kellie Sands, seeking $2,524.

Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. vs. William Waudby, seeking amount to be determined at trial. CIVIL DISMISSAL

Gayle Bourne vs. George and Lynda Murphy. CIVIL JUDGMENTS

Johnson-Rountree Co. vs. Steven and Carol Ulrich, award of $910.

Johnson-Rountree Co. vs. Charles Childers, award of $2,455.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Robert and Janet McComb, award of $845. DIVORCES PETITIONED

Laura Grutta vs. Jeffrey Grutta.

Curt Hathaway vs. Teena Hathaway.

Constance Pfahler vs. Robert Pfahler.

Bill Thomas vs. DeAndrea Thomas.

Larry Kinsey vs. Elisa Kinsey. DIVORCES GRANTED

Philip Loy vs. Frances Loy.

Karla Hammond vs. Curtis Hammond.

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