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Fri., Aug. 27, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Mark Stalwick reported Wednesday the $310 theft of a wallet, cash and miscellaneous contents from his 1998 Honda while it was parked in a parking lot on the 100 block of Coeur d’Alene Ave.

Roland Tremblay reported Wednesday $500 damage from cigarette burns to the back seat of his 1999 GMC Yukon while it was parked at the Third Street parking lot in downtown Coeur d’Alene.

Janet Mason reported Wednesday the $495 theft of a wallet, cash, money order and miscellaneous contents somewhere near the Cenex Cooperative Supply, 5831 Government Way.

Kootenai County sheriff

Mary Christen, Hayden, reported Wednesday the $400 theft of a Mongoose mountain bike from Huckleberry Wholesalers, 12655 Government Way.

Molly Myers, Spokane, reported Wednesday the $1,350 theft of a fiberglass Navarro canoe from a cabin on Cliffwood Lane near Spirit Lake.

Denver Henry, Hayden, reported Wednesday the $300 theft of a trail bike from Super One Foods, 240 Hayden Ave.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Jeffrey Crump, seeking $1,453.

Civil judgments Richard Doering vs. Cynthia Wright, award of $2,161.

Joe and Diane Jones vs. Mike and Sueann Smith, award of $3,035.

American General Finance vs. Richard and Emily Michaels, award of $1,746.

Base Construction Inc. vs. Freedom Framing and Kevin Goldner, award of $1,800.

Civil dismissals

Walter Nelson vs. Steve Taylor, dba Taylor Auction Co.

Charles Depriest vs. David Watts and Hildagard Curtis.

Michael Harding vs. Chan Karupiah, dba J.D.’s Resort, dba Picalio Inc.

Mary Beamer vs. Stephen Russell.

Border Sheet Metal and Heating vs. West Side Auto Body.

Divorces sought

David McCoy from Cynthia McCoy.

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