Idaho Records

Fri., May 7, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Jennifer Doane reported Wednesday the $300 theft of cash from her home on the 4200 block of Abbey Road.

Kelly Riley reported Wednesday the $790 theft of a Nintendo 64 game system, game cartridges, portable CD player and miscellaneous compact discs from her home on the 2800 block of Julia St.

Post Falls police

Francis David, Pablo, Mont., reported April 29 the $499 theft of cash, a backpack and miscellaneous clothing from 7-Eleven, 605 Idaho St.

NEWS OF RECORD

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Christine Stone vs. Joshua Haller and Heather Shofner, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Brock Thornton, seeking $5,298.

Robert and Margy Garrett vs. Bob Thompson, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Damon White, seeking $3,120.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Wade and Betty Lou Best, seeking $3,914.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Larry and Addie Pannell, seeking $2,724.

Idaho State Industrial Commission vs. Wade Lulow, dba Black Jack’s, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Dale Centers, and CTC Construction vs. Steel Structure America, seeking $2,737.

Laura Kees Higgins vs. Timothy Higgins, seeking $2,954.

HUS Corp., Karen Hustoff and Connie Chalich vs. Frank Worth and Mathew Atkins, seeking $3,000.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Carl Dilday, seeking $4,731.

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Christopher and Katherine Wessels, seeking $2,836.

Avco Financial Services of Idaho Falls Inc. vs. Michael Peters and Theresa Peters, seeking $1,833.

Civil dismissals

Chrysler Financial Corp. vs. Robert Lamoreaux.

Divorces sought

Julie Kucera from Michael Deany.

Harold Carrick Jr. vs. Juanita Carrick.

Eric Buffington from Fawn Buffington.

James Oslund from Galena Oslund.

Mary Delaney from Marion Delaney Jr.

Divorces granted

Brian Reynolds from Brenda Reynolds.

Shoshone County

Civil judgments

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Roger Edwards, award of $1,276.

Marriage licenses

Timothy Braley and Lori Goddard, both of Pinehurst.

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