Idaho Records

Wed., June 16, 1999

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Michael Keese, owner of First Capitol Financial Corp., reported Monday the $3,235 theft of computer equipment, two videocassette recorders and miscellaneous stereo equipment from his office at 2110 Ironwood Parkway, Suite 236.

Kootenai County sheriff

Julie Bisson, Hayden, reported Monday the $1,500 theft of a horse trailer from property on the 7400 block of 15th St.

Debra Blair, Dalton Gardens, reported Sunday the $2,100 theft of stereo equipment, big screen television and videocassette recorder and $1,500 damage to the floor, ceiling and walls of her former home on the 3400 block of Lookout Drive.

Richard Cameron, Bayview, reported Monday the $850 theft of a Homelite generator from his Ford pickup while it was parked at his home on the 3400 block of Corbin Road.

Post Falls police

Sandy Jirovsky, Post Falls, reported Friday $3,000 damage to the side of an office building after a hit-and-run accident at Coeur d’Alene RV Resort at 2600 Mullan Ave.

News of record Kootenai County Civil complaints

Idaho Capital vs. Kenneth and Lenora Haff, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

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

Johnson-Rountree Co. vs. Christopher Murphy, seeking $1,018.

Civil judgments

Hermine Sittel vs. Brian Donnell, award of $6,560.

Jim Shaffer vs. Bill Balek, award of $26,800.

American General Finance Inc. vs. Greg McKenzie, award of $4,756.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Judith Corsi, award of $2,413.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Brent Petley, award of $1,645.

Civil dismissals

Yong Han and Hee Han vs. Monte Moon and Camile Dixey.

AT&T Small Lending Corp. vs. Ronald Boger.

Joseph Lopes and Linda Rupp vs. Daniel Gager.

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Candida and Jeffrey Phillips.

Divorces sought

Kristy Proffitt from Leonard Proffitt.

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