Idaho Records

Sat., May 18, 1996

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Gregory Aydt reported Thursday $325 damage to the rear window of his van while it was parked at his home on the 3500 block of Buckskin Road.

Thomas Shepherd reported Thursday the $589 theft of a mountain bike from his home on the 1500 block of Ocean Ave.

Steve Petersen reported Thursday the $5,300 theft of two motorcycles from his home on the 1000 block of Mill St.

Dennis McGuire reported Thursday the $1,500 theft of his Yamaha motorcycle from his former home on the 1100 block of Government Way.

Post Falls police

Jacki Cox, employee of General Rental Center, reported Saturday the $300 theft of a staple gun from the center at 3120 Seltice Way.

Michael Derrick, Post Falls, reported Saturday the $350 theft of a bicycle from the Dairy Queen parking lot, 3140 Seltice Way.

Kootenai County sheriff

Marion Delaney, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $450 theft of a boat motor from his boat while it was docked on the 6900 block of Hauser Lake Road.

Harold King, employee of Farm Bureau Insurance, reported Thursday the $12,711 theft of three laptop computers, four monitors, four printers, three computers, keyboard and a modem from the business at 6912 Government Way.

NEWS OF RECORD

Shoshone County

Civil judgments

Idaho Department of Employment vs. Greg McClellan, award of $1,266.

Credit Bureau Services Inc. vs. Johnny Williams, award of $1,108.

Safway Supply Inc. vs. John Herron and Fred Stacy, dba Empire Construction Co., award of $11,939.

Civil complaints

Noel Kimball vs. Andrew Micenko, seeking $5,713.

Robert and Dorothy Rosin vs. Christopher Reel, seeking $3,713.

Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. Stephen Wright, seeking $5,860.

North Idaho Credit Corp vs. Mike and Joann Rasmussen, seeking $1,033.

Civil dismissals

Judy and Conrad Roth vs. The Jordan Co., and Leonard Reed.

Divorces sought

Larry Mitchell from Canda Mitchell.

Carolyn Grotjohn from Russell Grotjohn.

Laurence Postier from Verna Postier.

Charles Turner from Janice Turner.

Divorces granted

Robert Watson Jr. from Kristi Watson.

Douglas Thompson from Kathy Thompson.

Kathryn Wilson from Michael Wilson.

Shari Bly from Tony Bly.

Patricia Meredith from Joseph Meredith.

Charlotte Pearson from Jack Pearson.

David Wilmer from Lori Wilmer.

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