Idaho Records

Fri., May 10, 1996

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Daniel Bonner reported Wednesday the $630 theft of a stereo and compact discs from his car while it was parked at his home on the 900 block of McFarland Avenue.

Christina Palmer reported Wednesday $400 damage to a stereo and window of her pickup while it was parked at her home on the 1900 block of 12th Street.

Barry Redd, employee of Northern State Bank, reported Wednesday the return of a $500 nonsufficient funds check written to the branch at 218 Lakeside Ave.

John Billings reported Wednesday the $438 theft of prescription medication from his car while it was parked at Coeur d’Alene Denture Clinic, 1119 Fourth St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Stacie Ferger, Rathdrum, reported Wednesday the $650 theft of her CD player stereo system from a home on the 23000 block of Corbin Hill Road.

NEWS OF RECORD

Civil dismissals

Idaho Department of Labor and Industrial Services vs. Richard Williams, dba Evergreen Cafe.

Becky Vickrey vs. Steven and Kathy Slinger.

Marriage licenses

Wai Hung Lo and Shaofen Zhu, both of Kellogg.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Spokane Merchants Association, dba NACM-Inland Northwest vs. Margie Peterson, dba Williams Seafood, seeking $2,019.

Sam Librande vs. Jerry Short, seeking $3,000.

Plumb-Co Supply vs. Maurine Brown, seeking $3,000.

Plumb-Co Supply Inc. vs Star Construction, and Richard and Judy Barley, seeking $2,208.

Plumb-Co Supply vs. Rocky Mountain Land Co., and Alann Krivor, seeking $2,020.

Civil judgments

Credit Bureau Services Inc. vs. Julie Harness, award of $2,511.

Idaho Department of Labor and Industrial Services vs. Robert Webb, dba New Life Landscaping, award of $7,328.

Divorces sought

Milic Milojevic from Mirjana Milojevic.

Brenda Ray from Dean Ray.

Stephanie Munson from Robert Munson.

David Hart from Terrie Hart.

Ralph Burrell from Verdie Burrell.

Divorces granted

Cindy Tucker from Marty Tucker.

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