Idaho Records

Tue., June 13, 2000

Police blotter

Coeur d’Alene police

Logan Knight, co-owner of Gamemasters, reported Friday the $2,252 theft of Magic game cards, two display cases and furniture from the business at 6055 Government Way.

Teresa Laird, vice president of First American Title, reported Friday the $2,028 theft of cash, checks and money orders from the business at 1044 Northwest Blvd.

Leo Hall, owner of Westco One Hour Martinizing, reported Friday the $1,250 theft of a washer/dryer unit and miscellaneous tools from the business at Third Street and Spokane Avenue.

Marc Schaller reported Friday the $200 theft of a Frigidaire dishwasher from his home on the 1000 block of First St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Kimberly Laffoon, Hayden, reported Saturday the $350 theft of a battery-powered Barbie all-terrain vehicle from her home on the 8800 block of Davis Circle.

Daniel Garayalde, owner of Precision Round Wood, reported Friday the $1,610 theft of a chain saw and miscellaneous hand and power tools from his 1999 Ford pickup while it was parked at a job site on Windy Bay Road near Worley.

Paul Wagner, Coeur d’Alene, reported Friday the $2,200 theft of a power washer, miscellaneous recording equipment and an antique barber chair from his home on the 1900 block of Millview Lane.

William Ummel, Coeur d’Alene, reported Friday the $300 theft of golf clubs from his home on the 2000 block of Millview Lane.

Eric Harding, Hayden, reported Sunday $200 damage to the windows and the $1,800 theft of stereo equipment and miscellaneous compact discs from his 1994 Suzuki Swift while it was parked at a home on the 11800 block of Kelly Rae Drive in Hayden.

News of record

Civil dismissals

ACS Inc. of Idaho vs. Calvin Reasor.

Lee Vickrey vs. Sheri Vickrey.

Ponderosa Enterprises Inc. vs. Dorrine Varren.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection vs. Charlotte Crouch, seeking $1,305.

First Security Bank of Idaho vs. Krista Dennler, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Willis and Helen Watkins vs. Dale and Janis Pool, and Travis Pool, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Linda Bloxam vs. Fran Gilhoover, seeking $3,000.

Idaho State Industrial Commission vs. John and Catherine Abbott, dba J & J Manufacturing, seeking $1,850.

Divorces sought

Lester Rosenau from Kristina Rosenau.

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