Idaho Records

Fri., Jan. 15, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Peter Willits reported Wednesday the $200 theft of a stereo and $500 damage to the console of his 1982 BMW while it was parked at Jordans & Hill Associates, 208 Fourth St.

Jeremy Kaufman reported Wednesday the $6,700 theft of a trailer and two snowmobiles from his home on the 5000 block of Pinegrove.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Idaho Forest Industries Inc., fdba Atlas Building Center vs. Stephen and Jennifer Neary, dba Taylor Made Construction, J.W. Whitmarsh and Jeannette Whitmarsh, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Credit Bureau Services Inc. vs. Daniel and Barbara Ortiz, seeking $23,824.

Oneil Jones and Silver Lake Auto Body vs. Kim Simmons, seeking $1,000.

Williams Paint and Coatings vs. Jim Garvison and Northwest Industrial Painting, seeking $3,000.

Civil judgments

Hans Blam Family L.L.C. vs. John and Beth Bender and Bendernsons Investments LLC, award of $4,500.

Divorces sought

Carolyn Zenhalik from Thomas Zenhalik.

Sandra Sparks from Rod Sparks.

Christopher Adams from Kathleen Adams.

Theresa Pedersen from Chris Pedersen.

Lloyd Pankratz from Frances Pankratz.

Jeremy Patton from Oceola Patton.

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