Idaho Records

Sat., Jan. 18, 1997

Police Blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Michele Sandberg, employee of Lifestyle Sport, reported Thursday the $1,668 theft of 12 Wild Waters family passes from the business at 200 Hanley Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Marion Padgett, Coeur d’Alene, reported Thursday the $685 theft of wheels, chainsaw, tools and miscellaneous items from a storage unit in Coeur d’Alene.

Judy Brownson, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $1,840 theft of a propane heater, water tank and miscellaneous items from a home on the 3100 block of Red Fir Drive.

Post Falls police

Robert Guindon, Post Falls, reported Tuesday the $600 theft of scaffolding material from a construction site at 1311 Seltice Way.

Peter Ritzheimer, Post Falls, reported Tuesday the theft of his pickup truck and $850 in tools from his home on the 100 block of Rose Avenue.

Peggy Lemmon, manager of PDQ Texaco, reported Tuesday the $2,585 theft of cash and checks from the business at 510 Seltice Way.

Brian Fagan, Veradale, Wash., reported Monday the $400 theft of a cellular phone from a construction site on Mullan Avenue.

News of Record Bonner County Civil complaints

Elyshia and Elwood Rennison vs. Robert Bunch, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Greenwood Trust Co. vs. Pam Grant, seeking $3,682.

Isaac Dooley vs. Spladae Moore, aka Sean Moore, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Welco of Idaho vs. Craig and Colleen Mooney, seeking $3,000.

Divorces sought

Michael Tuel from Denise Tuel.

Kootenai County Civil complaints

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Steve and Carol Ulrich, seeking $2,456.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Douglas and Belinda Cabaniss, seeking $1,221.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Robert Rob Beare, seeking $1,279.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Carol Cunningham, seeking $1,952.

Bright Beginnings vs. Insurance Shop, seeking $1,046.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Mitchell and Susan Bailey, aka Suzanne Sepanski, aka Suzanne Head, seeking $17,757.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Melissa Lantto, seeking an amount to be proven in court.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Lilly Bledsoe, seeking $20,807.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. David Schabel, seeking an amount to be proven in court.

Richard Hodges vs. Tom Addis Dodge, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Robert Stout, seeking an amount to be proven in court.

Tab Dougherty, dba Industrial Tank vs. Gateway Resort and Marina, and John Gish, seeking $24,333.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Leroy and Lillie Bledsoe, seeking $10,336.

Civil judgments

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Susan and Craig O’Brien, award of $1,537.

Donald MacDonald vs. John and Patricia Stover, award of $11,062.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Rex and Heather Taylor, seeking $6,689.

Civil dismissals

Raymond and Joan Williamson vs. John Dompier Oil Co.

Divorces sought

Evelyn Lawrence from Vern Lawrence.

Diane Heilman from Raymond Heilman.

Divorces granted

Pamela Sloan from Daniel Sloan.

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