Idaho Records

Fri., May 17, 1996

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

William Blair reported Wednesday $505 in damage to a wheel and the motor of his pickup while it was parked in the parking lot at Coeur d’Alene High School, 5530 Fourth.

Timothy Seymour reported Wednesday the theft of $150 speakers and $250 in damage to an entry door of his home in the 900 block of C Street.

Oneal James, owner of Silver Lake Auto Body, reported Monday the theft of a $700 light bar from a company tow truck parked in the business lot at 116 Appleway.

Stanley Moe, employee of Columbia Evaluation Group, reported May 8 the $1,425 theft of a camera, calculator, power drill and adding machine from his office at 510 Best.

Kootenai County sheriff

Wayne Riches, Spokane, reported Tuesday the theft of a $1,200 canoe from his summer cabin at Yellow Banks Point on Hayden Lake.

Daniel Kaestner, owner of Kaestner Electric Inc., reported Wednesday the theft of a $1,300 computer and $200 in damage to an entry door at the business at 7735 Aqua Circle.

Theodore Burton, manager of Cook’s Steel Buildings, reported Wednesday the theft of a $1,400 generator from business property at 14423 Highway 53.

Thomas Johnson, an employee of the Idaho Department of Lands, reported Wednesday the theft of $700 worth of timber from state property off state Highway 41 near Spirit Lake, Idaho.

Donna Robinson, manager of the Cataldo Inn, reported Wednesday $190 in damage to a cabinet, dart machine and entry door and the $635 theft of cigarettes, cash and coins from the business at 40180 Riverview Drive.

Todd Rubright, owner of Lake City Sprinkler, reported Wednesday the $2,500 theft of a computer and printer and $300 in damage to a window at the business at 7617 Aqua Circle.

News of record Shoshone County Marriage licenses

Leslie Mellen and Doris Tellefson, both of Kellogg.

Bonner County Civil complaints

Lorn Rohrbach, dba Coeur d’Alene Crane Service vs. Lois Hansen Escalante and Leon Russell, dba Rusler Construction, seeking $6,374.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Darrell Henderling and Kalyn Campos, seeking $1,427.

Divorces sought

Marge Chisholm from Michael Chisholm.

Christine Gillette from Raymond Gillette.

Kootenai County Criminal sentencings

Judge Robert Burton

Kenneth Byers, 24, Rathdrum, Idaho; driving under the influence; withheld judgment; $500 fine, $140 reimbursement for prosecution, two days in jail or 16 hours on county work program, one year’s probation.

Judge Paul McCabe

Helen Burton, 50, Coeur d’Alene; driving under the influence; withheld judgment; $500 reimbursement for prosecution, two days in jail or 16 hours on county work program, one year’s probation.

Peter Bariel, 26, Hayden Lake, Idaho; driving under the influence; withheld judgment; $500 reimbursement for prosecution, two days in jail or 16 hours on county work program, one year’s probation.

Larry Coleman, 34, Coeur d’Alene; driving under the influence; withheld judgment; $500 reimbursement for prosecution, two days in jail or 16 hours on county work program, one year’s probation.

Judge Gary Haman

Christopher Hall, 21, Otis Orchards, Wash.; felony grand theft; withheld judgment; 60 days in jail, three years’ probation.

Civil complaints

Donald and Melinda Orsburn vs. Michael and Patricia Gardner, seeking $5,448.

Tim Wallace vs. Timothy Sternberg, seeking $1,471.

Denise Gearheart vs. D. James Tall, seeking $3,000.

Sears Roebuck and Co. vs. Pacific Northwest Construction and Development and Jack Johnson, seeking $1,247.

Richard Alberts, aka Dick Alberts, and Rayleen Alberts vs. Randy Stine and Amy Stine, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

James Spanos vs. Riley Ritter Construction Co. and Jeff Hunter, dba Hunter Excavation, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Spokane Merchants Association vs. David Posey, dba Posey Drywall, seeking $4,543.

Civil judgments

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Michael Gregovich, award of $1,161.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Elizabeth Behnke, award of $1,526.

Divorces sought

William Wyckoff from Denisa Wyckoff.

Kimberly Zimmerman from Rick Zimmerman.

Daphne Gleason from James Gleason.

Sheri Cranney from John Cranney.

Heather Armitage from Reece Armitage.

Divorces granted

Robert Thomas from Chandelle Thomas.

Nancy Dickens from Mark Dickens.

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