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Fri., Dec. 22, 2000

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Ronald Goltz reported Wednesday the $500 theft of a toolbox and tools from his Toyota flatbed pickup while it was parked at Silver Lake Mall, 200 Hanley Ave.

Steven Adams reported Wednesday the $11,700 theft of a trailer and two snowmobiles from his home on the 600 block of 15th Street.

Bailey Ott reported Tuesday the $490 theft of a CD player, speakers and an amplifier from her 1989 Volkswagen while it was parked at her home on the 1500 block of Satre Ave.

Nelma Colombini reported Wednesday the $11 theft of miscellaneous items and $300 damage to the window of her 1997 Pontiac Grand Am while it was parked at 200 Ironwood Drive.

Michael Denke reported Wednesday the $350 loss of a cellphone at The Coeur d’Alene Resort, 115 Second St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Martha Reeser, Spirit Lake, reported Wednesday the $500 theft of her purse, credit cards and miscellaneous contents from her 1998 Dodge pickup while it was parked at her home on the 400 block of Nursery Lane.

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Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Ellen Jenks vs. Rance Garrett and Shannon Garrett, seeking $3,000.

Civil judgments

Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. Norman Lightner, dba Post Falls Appliance, award of $5,064.

American Siding Supply Inc. vs. J. Alan Aldrich Construction Inc., award of $6,576.

Idaho State Industrial Commission vs. D&L Automotive Specialist Inc., dba All Tune & Lube, and Donald Fleisher, award of $7,400.

Karen Hustoft vs. Nancy Fair, award of $1,567.

Karen Hustoft vs. William and Linda Gilman, award of $3,065.

Linda Polley vs. Jeff Farnsworth, aka Jeffery Farnsworth, award of $1,947.

Harrison Boat Storage and Repair vs. Mario Jasso, award of $1,563.

Civil dismissals

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Shirley Rising.

ACS of Idaho Inc. vs. David Oliver and Courtney Oliver.

ACS of Idaho Inc. vs. Allen Haggard.

First Security Bank of Idaho N.A. vs. Ross Fister and Julie Fister.

Noel Nean and Matco Tools vs. Michael Kent and Cassie Kent.

Divorces granted

Jeremy Janka from Michelle Janka.

Benjamin Buroker from Sarah Buroker.

Timothy Hauk from Patricia Hauk.

Dawn Churchill Speers from Cecil Speers Jr.

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