Idaho Records

Sat., Feb. 1, 1997

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Edward Hastie, employee of Coeur d’Alene Pawn, reported Wednesday the $1,195 theft of a wedding ring set from the store at 3535 Government Way.

Kootenai County sheriff

Danny Rirzlaff, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $828 theft of a space heater and tools from his home on the 1500 block of Pines Road.

James Shields, Athol, reported Wednesday the $350 theft of a chain saw from his pickup while it was parked at his home on the 33000 block of Sylvan Road.

Beverly Wells, employee of GTE, reported Thursday the $1,063 theft by deception of phone services in Post Falls and California.

Richard Callahan, Athol, reported Thursday the $4,027 theft of tools and equipment from a construction site on the 32600 block of Clagstone Road.

Barbara Wicks, Athol, reported Thursday the $2,230 theft of a television, jewelry and household items from her home on the 27400 block of Old Highway 95.

Post Falls Police

Jan Leonard, employee of Welcome Home, reported Tuesday the $2,800 theft of cash from the business at 4448 Riverbend Drive.

Bob Lewis, Post Falls, reported Jan. 23 the $400 theft of a bass guitar from Post Falls High School, 309 16th Ave.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Western Continental Inc. and Exsorbet Industries Inc. vs. Exsorbet Industries Inc., Edward Schrader, Charles Chunn Jr., James Connors Jr., Sam Sexton, Robert Vick and Larry Woodcock, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Darrinn Manuel, seeking $2,805.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Ricky Sohler, seeking $1,359.

Howard and Teresa Martinson vs. Kellie Conley, seeking $1,283.

Payco General American Credits Inc. vs. Alan Phillips, seeking $5,665.

Clifford and Amy Eastlick vs. Rebecca Russell, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Joan BlackEagle vs. Don and Alisa Snelgrove, seeking $5,400.

Civil judgments

Allied Bail Bonds vs. Carol Paradis, award of $2,600.

Beneficial Idaho Inc. vs. David Denoyer, award of $3,050.

Halfhide Roofing vs. Kathryn Wood, award of $1,035.

Allied Bail Bonds vs. Frankie McCoy, award of $2,220.

Divorces sought

Sally Bedlington Williams from Frank Williams.

Heather Everts from Christian Scott.

Divorces sought

Donna Braulick from Dennis Braulick.

Divorces granted

Suellen Hill from James Hill.

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