Idaho Records

Sat., March 27, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Kimberly Yurocko reported Thursday the $450 theft of two pistols from her home on the 5400 block of Parkwood Court.

Kootenai County sheriff

Raymond Milks, Rathdrum, reported Thursday the $600 theft of a mitre saw from his home on the 19300 block of Knowles Road.

Post Falls police

Kelly Wilson, owner of Roadsport in Post Falls, reported Wednesday the $1,300 theft of four BFGoodrich tires and wheels, an air compressor and a Chevrolet 350 automatic transmission from the business at 5450 Seltice Way.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Kerri Williams, aka Kerri Percival, seeking $1,505.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Brett and Lucy Smith, seeking $2,496.

State of Idaho vs. Brian Lilyquist, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Norwest Financial Idaho Inc. vs. Larry and Lillian Booth, seeking $1,084.

Norwest Financial Idaho Inc. vs. Gregory McKenzie, seeking $1,875.

Barbara Orsi vs. North Idaho Moving and Storage, seeking $1,200.

State of Idaho vs. Phillip Willis, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Norwest Financial Idaho Inc. vs. Milton Seibold, seeking $1,125.

Dial Bank vs. Carol Wells, seeking $1,014.

Civil Judgments

Washington Belt and Drive Systems vs. Jamar Machine, award of $3,060.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Debra Colarusso, award of $2,732.

Bayview Marina vs. MacDonald’s Hudson Bay Resort, award of $2,301.

Civil dismissals

Tri County Tire Co. vs. Pam Alliano.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Michael and Carol Wart.

Stewart & Stevenson Power Inc. vs. Barbara Huguenin.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Shane Hans.

Tri County Tire Co. vs. Bill “Sherm” Blackhawk.

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