Idaho Records

Fri., July 30, 1999

Police blotter

Coeur D’alene Police

Nancy Mumford, Davenport, Wash., reported Wednesday the $300 theft of a cell phone when it was left at Shari’s Restaurant, 331 Ironwood Drive.

Ronald Thompson, employee of The Tire Doctor, reported Wednesday the $1,800 theft of a Pepsi-Cola vending machine from the business at 3535 Government Way.

Christopher Almquist reported Wednesday the $3,316 theft of credit cards, stereo equipment, camera, binoculars and miscellaneous items from his home on the 1000 block of Davidson Avenue.

Kootenai County sheriff

Milton Friedley, president of Westridge Leasing, reported Monday the $58,000 theft of tractor trailers, diesel tractors and miscellaneous items when they were leased to Brooks Truck Line and not returned to Westridge at 1000 Northwest Boulevard.

News of record

Bonner County Sheriff

Julie Cook, Coeur dAlene, reported Wednesday the $1,200 theft of two bracelets and a collection of sports cards from a residence on Baldy Mountain Road.

Civil complaints

Sherwin-Williams Co. vs. Armstrong Painting, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Lionel Greenwood vs. Bonner County Jail, Black Corp. I, Black Corp. II and Black Corp. III, seeking $9,987.

Shoshone County

Civil complaints

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Joseph and April McLain, seeking $1,345.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Pamela Maravilla, seeking $3,290.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Tina Mason, seeking $3,519.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Kimberly Dietz, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. James Reno, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Credit Bureau of Lewiston-Clarkston Inc. vs. Geoffrey Magnuson, seeking $9,200.

Roy and Linda Michael vs. Fleetwood Homes of Washington Inc., Appleway Homes Inc., and Green Tree Financial Corp., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Overland West Inc. vs. Letty Michaels, seeking $11,164.

Divorces sought

Virginia Taft from David Carter.

Kathryn Walsh from John Walsh.

Trudy Pierce from Thomas Pierce.

Mario Jimerson from Connie Jimerson.

Betty Shelton from Leroy Shelton.

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