Idaho Records

Fri., Jan. 7, 2000

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Robert Thomson, security worker at North Idaho College, reported Wednesday the $964 theft of a Mettler electronic scale from the campus at 1000 W. Garden Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Dorothy Ravencraft, Goodletsville, Tenn., reported Wednesday the $385 theft of cash when she paid for an Internet purchase and the item never was received from a Hayden Lake address.

Post Falls police

Kenneth Gavan, vice president of Aresco Inc., reported Monday $550 damage to the doors and locks of two company vehicles and $800 damage to a chain-link fence of the business at 5650 Seltice Way.

News of record Kootenai County Civil complaints

Gary and Kathryn Manfull vs. Patricia Clark, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

ACS of Idaho Inc. vs. Rose and William Sizemore, seeking $4,217.

American General Finance Inc. vs. Aaron Severson, seeking $3,496.

Wayne Ellis vs. Edward Perry, seeking $2,265.

Richard Lifsey vs. Nicole Tracy, seeking $2,075.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. William Mathers, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

Civil dismissals

Brenda Abbott, trustee for the B. Beeghley Trust vs. National Property Inspections Inc., and Quality Resource and Services Inc.

Divorces sought

John Steen from Mandy Steen.

Melisa Vaughan from Brian Vaughan.

Diane Wimmer from Lawrence Wimmer.

Georg Nagrone from Erin Nagrone.

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