Idaho Records

Sat., April 17, 1999

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Robert Fairfield, security director at North Idaho College, reported Thursday the $699 theft of a Sony digital camera from a campus building at 1000 W. Garden Ave.

Daken Tanner, Centerville, Utah, reported Wednesday the $300 theft of luggage, clothing and miscellaneous items from a room at The Coeur d’Alene Inn, 414 Appleway.

Michael Budvarson reported Thursday the $2,521 theft of an air compressor and miscellaneous auto parts from Computune, 1916 Sherman Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Joseph Wojciechowski, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $6,450 theft of six rifles from his home on the 8700 block of Huetter Road.

News of record Shoshone County Civil judgments

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Tanya Corbitt, award of $1,316.

Divorces granted

Bradi Peeler from Scott Peeler.

Virgil Charest from Serena Charest.

Kootenai County Civil complaints

Gary and Lynnett Dionne vs. Scott Hilton, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Long Machinery Inc. vs. Hubert Jenneskens Inc., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Phillip and Kelly Weller, seeking $1,269.

Civil judgments

First North American National Bank vs. Eileen Thompson, award of $3,550.

Sterling Savings Bank, fka Sterling Savings Association vs. Leslie Dougall, award of $9,381.

Allied Credit Companies vs. Jeremy and Marie Tachell, seeking $1,116.

Civil dismissals

Sears, Roebuck and Co. vs. Roy Charles.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Doyle and Melissa Ward.

Amber Sprabeary and Ben Morris vs. Joshua Pace.

Order for change of name

Jessica Daniel Gordon, order for change to Jessica Daniel Buss.

Divorces sought

Leford Abey from Dawn Abey.

Lorilyn Sheppard from Heath Sheppard.

Carrie Michaelson from Richard Michaelson.

Ryan Jacobsen from Kristy Jacobsen.

Marsha Hanson from Dale Hanson.

Karen Lightner from Norman Lightner.

Divorces granted

Genevieve Ervin from Conrad Ervin.

Mildred Beard (Day) from David Day.

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