Idaho Records

Fri., March 26, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

James Bolt reported Wednesday the $710 theft of a Sony Playstation and six game cartridges from his home on the 1100 block of Marie Avenue.

Kelly Minor reported Tuesday the $602 theft of a mountain bike from Circle K, 1427 Best Ave.

Chris Parks reported Tuesday the $350 theft of a Schwinn bicycle from Lakes Middle School, 930 15th St.

Leslie Salsman reported Wednesday $340 damage to the rear window of her 1983 Chevrolet Celebrity while it was parked at her home on the 2700 block of Howard Street.

Kootenai County sheriff

Leland Alkire, Spokane, reported March 16 the $500 theft of an aluminum canoe from his cabin on the 6100 block of English Point Road on Hayden Lake.

Post Falls police

Kimberly Dadey, Post Falls, reported Monday the $2,000 theft of the end joint of her flute from the Post Falls High School band room, 309 16th Ave.

Marvin Stowe, Post Falls, reported Monday the $322 theft of a radar detector and competition darts from his 1990 Dodge pickup while it was parked at his home on the 1900 block of Seltice Way.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Alpine Lumber Supply Inc. vs. Greg and Tammy Endicott, dba N.I.C.H.E. Construction, First Security Bank N.A., Pioneer Title Company of Kootenai County and James Tully, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Morgan Stamper vs. Edward Hawley, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Robert Hayes vs. John Sweeney, seeking $5,300.

Christi Benefield and Roy Benefield Jr. vs. Douglas Fox, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Reinold May vs. U.S. Bank and Mark Mitchell, seeking $2,500.

The Backup Inc. vs. Botach Tactical and B.K. Botach, seeking $2,500.

Fender and Fender vs. Waltraud Adams, seeking $3,000.

Stacy and Rosalie Grant vs. Coeur d’Alene Honda, seeking $1,847.

Divorce sought

Katharine Buck from Robert Buck.

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