Idaho Records

Fri., April 9, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Samantha Nassar reported Wednesday the $813 theft of jewelry and miscellaneous items from her home on the 5700 block of Montage Road.

Kootenai County sheriff

Kenneth Mayer, Hayden, reported Wednesday the $1,650 theft of appliances from a home under construction on the 11600 block of Eastshore Drive.

Shawntae Shoemake, Athol, reported Wednesday the $500 theft of a 4-year old female Plott Hound from her home on the 32700 block of Clagstone Road.

Post Falls police

Stacey Edlund, Post Falls, reported April 2 the $300 theft of a gold wedding ring from his 1986 Toyota pickup while it was parked at Quad Park, 1100 Pines Road.

Lloyd Dresser, Post Falls, reported April 2 $700 damage to the rear window of his 1991 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer while it was parked on the 4000 block of Shoreline Drive.

Milton Friedley, Post Falls, reported Saturday the $512 theft of miscellaneous household items and the $3,300 theft of a diamond ring from his home on the 200 block of Westwood Drive.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Runge Finance Co. vs. Ethel Dunn, seeking $1,063.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Millie Wallen, seeking $1,063.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Kevin and Ivy Thompson, seeking $1,320.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Gary and Carole Sword, seeking $1,239.

Runge Finance Co. vs. David Ivy Jr., seeking $1,810.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Boris Ivanovsky, seeking $1,426.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Duane Armiger, seeking $1,229.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Janet Batchelder, seeking $1,114.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Dan Mort, seeking $1,553.

Civil Judgments

Diane Reyes vs. Kootenai Automotive and 4X4 Repair, Sam Asta and Tina Long, award of $1,716.

Staci Carlson vs. Michelle O’Larey, award of $1,180.

Divorces sought

Bruce Gibson from Lorraine Gibson.

Divorces granted

Tara Giacomo from Carl Giacomo.

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