Idaho Records

Fri., June 12, 1998

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Melvin Hollingsworth reported Wednesday the $460 theft of stereo equipment from his car while it was parked at his home on the 1000 block of Second Street.

NEWS OF RECORD

Shoshone County

Civil complaints

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Kim Peterson, seeking $3,321.

Civil judgments

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Noel and Trella Brown, award of $5,722.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Aaron Miller, award of $1,355.

Marriage licenses

George Wild, Osburn, and Sheri Weaver, Prichard.

Divorces granted

Diane Lopez from Jesus Lopez.

Christa Kazmaier from Gerhard Kazmaier.

Stewart Coyne from Jacqueline Coyne.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Farmers Insurance Co. of Idaho vs. Kelly Perry, seeking $12,862.

Robert Weholt vs. Glenda Williamson, aka Glenda Weholt, aka Glenda Scott, seeking $3,000.

Divorces sought

Tami Allen from Jeff Allen.

Susan Wallace from Paul Wallace.

Divorces granted

Christine Weller from Glen Weller.

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