Idaho Records

Sat., Sept. 18, 1999

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Bob Thompson, employee of North Idaho College, reported Thursday the $699 theft of a Sony digital camera from the Adult Basic Education classroom on the campus at 1000 W. Garden Ave.

Nancy Beamis reported Thursday $2,230 fire damage to a rental home on the 1800 block of Front St.

Diane Richardson reported Thursday the $2,880 theft of a vacuum cleaner, two lamps and miscellaneous items from her former home on the 3200 block of 10th Place.

Kootenai County sheriff

Heidi Hull, Coeur d’Alene, reported Thursday the $532 theft of cash from her bank account when unauthorized withdrawals were made with her ATM card.

Janice Young, Spirit Lake, reported Wednesday the $500 theft of a Ruger rifle and the theft of miscellaneous items of undetermined value from her home on the 1400 block of Newman Road.

Post Falls police

Radel Miller, Post Falls, reported Wednesday an undetermined amount of damage to her 1983 Dodge Van while it was parked at her home on the 500 block of 16th Ave.

Scott Stewart, Post Falls, reported Tuesday the $575 theft of three jackets, a radar detector, a camera and a cell phone adapter from his Ford pickup while it was parked on the 800 block of Singing Hills Dr.

News of record

Shoshone County

Civil complaints

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Larry and Cindy Pierce, seeking $5,993.

Civil judgments ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Karen Grifford, award of $2,080.

Civil complaints Sandpoint Credit Bureau Inc.vs. Larry and Diane Hammack, seeking $1,347.

Sandpoint Credit Bureau Inc. vs. John and Kim Johnson, seeking $2,140.

Sandpoint Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Kevin Cunningham, seeking $9,503.

David and Paula Wilson vs. James and Deanne Brennan, dba Cornerstone Construction and Supply, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Kootenai County

Divorces granted

Mario Jimerson from Connie Jimerson.

Jeannie Solum from Jason Solum.

Tanya Mills from David Mills.

Geraldine Williams from Thomas Williams.

Sarah Hooven from Jeffrey Hooven.

Cara Williams from Nathan Williams.

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