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Tue., April 29, 1997

Police Blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Thomas Seccombe reported Wednesday $3,000 damage to the paint of his 1990 Mercedes Benz while it was parked at Coeur d’Alene High School, 5530 Fourth St.

Jason Farmer reported April 22 the $700 theft of a Kawasaki motorcycle from Lake City High School, 6101 Ramsey Road.

Tony Barajas, employee of Knudtsen Chevrolet, reported Sunday the $3,500 theft of a 1988 Mazda from the business lot at 1818 Fourth St.

Joshua Weston reported Saturday the $500 theft of an air compressor from his pickup truck while it was parked at his home on the 700 block of Wallace Avenue.

Kootenai County sheriff

Ned Tower, Hayden Lake, reported Thursday the $350 theft of a Harley Davidson battery charger from a building at Avondale Golf Course on Avondale Loop Road.

Terry Kappus, Athol, reported Saturday the $380 theft of stereo equipment from his car while it was parked at his home on the 5100 block of Forest Street.

Mathew Gonzales, Athol, reported Saturday the $400 theft of stereo equipment from his pickup truck while it was parked at his home on the 30500 block of Alice Street.

Bob Sampert, Coeur d’Alene, reported Saturday $300 damage to the windshield of his car when it was struck by a bottle while he was driving on 16th Avenue, in Post Falls.

News of Record Shoshone County Civil complaints

James and Kelly Leimbach vs. Thom Lane, Silverhorn Associates, Silverhorn Associates Inc., Silverhorn Alpine Village Inc., and PanAmerican International Travel Society, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Marriage licenses

Robert Ross, Kellogg and Nikki Cochrane, Cataldo.

Divorces sought

Tacey Allen from Eric Allen.

Kootenai County Criminal sentencings

Judge Eugene Marano

Herb Thom, 40, Otis Orchards; petty theft; $1,000 fine, one year in jail (345 days suspended), two years probation.

Stacy Delaney, 28, Hayden Lake; Count I: petty theft; 180 days in jail (170) days suspended), two years probation. Count II: petty theft; $100 fine, 180 days in jail (160 days suspended) or 160 hours county work program, two years probation.

Civil complaints

Fran Cook vs. James Spanos, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Divorces sought

Shirley Weimar from Walter Weimar.

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