Idaho Records

Tue., March 9, 1999

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Thomas Delaney reported Friday the $431 theft of tools from a Chevrolet utility pickup while it was parked at Northern Lights Mall, 408 Haycraft.

Shawn Elliff reported Saturday the $300 theft of a CD player from his 1986 Chevrolet Blazer while it was parked at his home on the 1000 block of Second St.

Chris Barton reported Friday the $450 theft of stereo equipment from his 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass while it was parked at Dan Barton Oldsmobile, 317 Clayton Ave.

Larry Gibson reported Saturday $500 damage to the doors and windshield wiper of his 1993 Ford Bronco while it was parked at Silver Lake Mall, 200 Hanley Ave.

Melanie Farver reported Saturday the $860 theft of a cell phone, tools and miscellaneous items from her 1998 GMC Jimmy while it was parked at her home on the 4800 block of Troy St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Robin Umphrey, Post Falls, reported Sunday the $1,500 theft of engine parts from a 1988 Pontiac while it was parked at a home on the 9400 block of Vistaview Court.

Dale Freeman, owner of CDF Landscaping, reported Sunday the $5,750 theft of computer equipment and miscellaneous items and $200 damage to a window and floodlight of the business at 4801 Seltice Way.

News of record Kootenai County Civil complaints

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Doyle and Melissa Ward, seeking $1,260.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Tina Johnson, aka Tina Smith, seeking $2,120.

Cynthia and Patrick Stroud vs. Brian McDonald and Craig McDonald, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Kari Dye vs. Robert Gottas and Pat Kukuruza, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Civil judgments

Idaho Forest Industries Inc., dba Atlas Building Center vs. Stephen Neary and Jennifer Neary, dba Taylor Made Construction, award of $5,869.

Scott and Le’Tana Lickfold vs. Schneider National Carriers Inc., award of $33,629.

Civil dismissals

David Holt, dba Holt Roofing vs. Tuscany Inc., Douglas Hisaw, Mike Hisaw, Wesley Nichols and World Enterprises Unlimited.

Divorces sought

Summer Fomenko from Edward Fomenko.

Michael Thomas from Donna Thomas.

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