Idaho Records

Sat., Dec. 7, 1996

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Blackwell House Bed and Breakfast reported Thursday the $449 theft of services when a guest left without paying for room rental.

Post Falls police

Lauren Gentry, Post Falls, reported Wednesday $500 damage to the window of her Honda Civic while it was parked at her home on the 2800 block of First Ave.

Free Currey, Post Falls, reported Sunday the $820 theft of compact discs, knives and cigarettes from her home on the 200 block of Ninth Ave.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Criminal sentencings

Judge James

Judd Mary Mitcham, 30, aggravated assault; withheld judgment; $150 reimbursement for prosecution, $150 reimbursement for defense, 100 hours community service, 90 days in jail, seven days county work program, three years probation.

Civil complaints

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Kim Weller, seeking $3,985.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Teresa Parisi, seeking $1,158.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Shaun and Nora Limesand, seeking $2,360.

Muzzy Oil Co. vs. James and Brenda Hoialmen, seeking $1,058.

Magnuson Properties Partnership vs. David Volking, seeking $10,751.

Kelly McColgan vs. Precision Tune, seeking $2,500.

WW Landscaping vs. Mountain Lakes Development Inc., and Best Hill Meadows Owners Association, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Payco General American Credits Inc. vs. William and Linda Cooper, seeking $5,080.

Civil dismissals

Accounts Retrievable System Inc. vs. David and Shannon Cournoyer.

Elcon Inc. vs. Martens Enterprises Inc.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Charles and Judy Carr.

Divorces sought

Phyllis Barnes from James Barnes.

Chuck Harper from Marlis Harper.

Brandon Moon from Karen Moon.

Divorces granted

John Harms from Debra Harms.

Don Tennison from Julie Tennison.

Tasha Peterson from Chad Peterson.

Corina Mendenhall from Douglas Mendenhall.

Laurie Broome from Steven Broome.

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