Idaho Records

Fri., Oct. 9, 1998

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Travis Eakin reported Tuesday $300 damage to the windshield of his 1969 Ford Bronco while it was parked at his home on the 1100 block of Government Way.

Trina Kuznicki reported Wednesday $500 damage to the windshield of her 1994 Nissan Pathfinder while she was driving on Interstate 90 near the Seventh St. overpass.

John Boyd, employee of Coeur d’Alene Service Station Equipment Inc., reported Tuesday the $1,185 theft of tools from a company pickup while it was parked at the business at 102 Poplar St.

Julie Parker reported Wednesday the $6,000 theft of a 1985 Ford Bronco from her home on the 2700 block of Fruitland Lane.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil judgments

Helen Elder vs. Michael and Leeinda Thomas, award of $3,080.

Kenneth Mayer vs. Daniel and Donna Valencia, award of $3,060.

Andrea Wood vs. April Drapeau, award of $1,298.

Spencer Truong vs. Gil and Ginger Allen, dba Gil Allen Construction, award of $3,125.

Teresa Cammarata vs. John Aker, award of $1,606.

Civil dismissals

Kirk Burris vs. Don and Cindy Draper.

Shelly Myers vs. Ken Valletta, dba Coeur d’Alene Auto Care.

Konrad Westphal vs. Mark Novak.

Golden Crown Corp. vs. Robert Borders, dba Critters and Creatures.

Gregory Tye vs. Bob Meyers, dba Nationwide Mortgage.

Chris Vecke vs. Craig Tedmon.

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