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Sat., May 1, 1999

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Dennis Grant reported Thursday $300 damage to two windows of his 1978 GMC pickup while it was parked at his home on the 3200 block of 13th St.

Dave Shaner reported Wednesday the $339 theft of a cell phone from a meeting room at North Idaho College, 1000 W. Garden Ave.

News of record

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Larry Quimby, dba Q Construction vs. Homes 2000 of Idaho Inc., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Les Schwab Tire Center vs. Mitch Pettingill, seeking $1,311.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. David Shingara, seeking $1,230.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Letitia Ulman, seeking $2,153.

Donald and Peggy Finney vs. Darald Killarzoac, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Civil Judgments

Johnson-Rountree Inc. vs. Jerold Martin, award of $4,107.

Divorce sought

Edna Knapp from Roger Knapp.

Divorce granted

Victoria Casey from Scott Casey.

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