Idaho Records

Sat., Aug. 16, 1997

Police Blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Brett Hersel reported Wednesday the $2,700 theft of a Makita jackhammer from his car while it was parked at his home on the 800 block of 16th St.

David Knight reported Thursday the $905 theft of a mountain bike from his home on the 1000 block of Wallace Ave.

Larry Cain reported Wednesday the $1,235 theft of tools and a bicycle from his home on the 200 block of Foster Ave.

Jack Iverson, owner of Iverson’s Furniture, reported Thursday $1,500 damage to four windows of the business at 1410 Best Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Joe Huston, Kingston, reported Wednesday the $462 theft of a boat, paddles and life jackets from a dock at Beauty Bay on Lake Coeur d’Alene.

Rudolph Herzog, Rathdrum, reported Aug. 10 the $3,008 theft of car parts, stereo and miscellaneous items from a 1989 Suzuki Sidekick while it was parked at her home on the 3700 block of state Highway 53.

News of Record Kootenai County Civil complaints

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Kelli and Pete Cunningham, seeking $6,326.

Chad Green, dba S.T.E.S. vs. Cindy High, seeking $1,669.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Bobby and Ramona Bruner, seeking $1,943.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Bill and Sandy Lewis, seeking $3,081.

Civil judgments

Wendie Janke vs. Debra Carswell, award of $1,392.

BG Business Services vs. Bill and Lynda Gilman, award of $2,550.

Jeannette Siri vs. Terrance Janke, Wendie Janke and Jessica Janke, award of $2,043.

Civil dismissals

Robert Robson vs. Robert Dahms.

Connie Dempsey vs. John and Carol Kucera.

Wendie Janke vs. Rental Property Management.

Terry Burton vs. John and Susan Steinkamp.

Wendie Janke vs. Joe Yunger.

Divorces sought

Jean Pletcher from Robert Pletcher.

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