Idaho Records

Tue., Sept. 15, 1998

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Monique Whitlock reported Wednesday the $400 theft of a mountain bike from a home on the 100 block of Borah Avenue.

Crystal Marmon reported Monday the $450 theft of stereo equipment from her car while it was parked at a home on the 200 block of 10th Street.

Melvin Pearson reported Saturday the $1,950 theft of tools and a fishing rod from his home on the 3500 block of Fairway Drive.

David Erickson, owner of Erickson’s R.V. Rentals, reported Saturday $350 damage to windows of a 1988 Ford Ranger while it was parked at the business at 425 Borah Ave.

Martin Dean reported Sunday $400 damage to the paint of two Toyota pickups while they were parked at his home on the 900 block of Woolsey Drive.

R. Ken McLeod, of British Columbia, Canada, reported Sunday the $3,345 theft of two mountain bikes and a bike rack from Super 8 Motel, 505 Appleway.

John Showen, employee of Coeur d’Alene Tractor, reported Friday the $3,995 theft of a lawn tractor from the business at 1112 Appleway.

Kootenai County sheriff

Roy Armstrong reported Friday $400 damage to irrigation pipe on property on Huetter Road.

Gregg Sowder, Spokane, reported Thursday the $865 theft of a trolling motor from his boat while it was parked at Yacht Club Sales & Service on U.S. Highway 95.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Pam Leckner, seeking $1,096.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Jeremy Zender, seeking $1,108.

Ames Taping Tool Systems Inc. vs. Anthony Califano, dba Tony’s Drywall, seeking $3,862.

James McMillen vs. Sandra Wikum, seeking $1,784.

Providian National Bank vs. Barry Runkle, seeking $6,932.

Mary Sneddon vs. Robert Bieze, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Ray and Laura Reichenberg vs. Clarence and Molly Maxey, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Providian National Bank vs. Claude Neal, seeking $5,577.

Civil judgments

Guy Cochran vs. Eric Moshan, award of $1,092.

Civil dismissals

Bryan Cordes vs. CT Corp. (American Express) and William McKlveen.

Diane Grecco vs. Brian Boe.

Watson Law Office Chartered vs. James Paulson.

Divorces sought

Rhonda Ells from Richard Ells.

James Pothakos from Linda Pothakos.

Divorces granted

Rick Snipes from Susan Snipes.

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