Idaho Records

Tue., April 4, 2000

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene

Police

Chuck Miner Jr. reported Saturday the $26,311 theft of a Lincoln Town Car from the Lake City Ford display lot 315 Clayton Ave.

Gregory Dixon on saturday reported $800 damage to windows of a car parked in the 300 block of 16th St.

Wayne Seher reported Saturday the $910 theft of tools and fishing equipment from his garage on the 3000 block of Fruitland Lane.

Travis Poirier reported Friday the $1,080 theft of stereo equipment from his car and $200 damage from windows being broken on the 1000 block of Emma St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Darrinn Manuel, manager for Northwest Auto Group, reported Saturday the $800 theft of a 1973 Ford pickup from the lot at 9463 N. Highway 95, Hayden.

Melinda McGahan, Maria Sims, Beverly Powers, Bud Wendell, Robert Chapman, Jean Langston, all reported Saturday their mailboxes were smashed, causing $30 damage to each. All residents live between the 2500 and 3300 blocks of Harrison Ave.

News of record

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Chantal Koloen vs. Farmers Insurance Company of Idaho, seeking an amount to be proven at trial.

ACS Inc. vs. Paul and Stephanie Krous, seeking $5,847.

ACS Inc. vs. Raymond and Marsha Siegel, seeking $8,962.

Kelly Stark vs. Pizza Hut of Idaho, seeking an amount to be proven in court.

FUB Inc. vs. Samsh Media Inc., seeking an amount to be proven in court.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Joseph Scozzari, seeking $2,273.

Civil dismissals

Jerry Trefft vs. North Idaho Timber Management, Darold Sauer and Ponderay Enterprises.

Best Plant Services Inc., dba Ivy High-Lift vs. Jeff and Mary Burgin.

Divorces sought

Marsha Olenslager from Roger Olenslager.

Carolyn Lofthouse from Charles Lofthouse.

Hirko Shirts from William Shirts.

John Riplinger from Kay Riplinger.

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