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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Lowell E. Young and Angel L. Halbig, both of Spokane.

Robert W. Stauffacher of Chicago, Ill. and Amy L. Warrick of Evanston, Ill.

Travis L. Knudtson of Spokane and Wendy L. Michael of Otis Orchards.

Jason J. Dejong and Kristen A. Marciano, both of Cheney.

Christian P. Piper and Heather K. Pierce, both of Spokane.

Kurtis L. Walton and Janafer M. Coller, both of Spokane.

Michael D. Moore and Anong Midkiff, both of Spokane.

James S. Wynecoop of Airway Heights and Sonya L. Pack of Chattaroy.

Bruce L. Gunnison of Spokane and Tara D. Dombrowsky of Nine Mile Falls.

John L. Palmer and Sandra M. Porta, both of Spokane.

Geoffrey A. Praeger of Liberty Lake and Cynthia C. Lambarth of Spokane.

Scott W. Skogen and Amanda M. Harvey, both of Veradale.

Michael P. Faught and Sharon A. Rettinger, both of Spokane.

Eric L. Dickinson and Carrie S. Young, both of Spokane.

Barry J. Lalonde and Denys M. Brown, both of Spokane.

Ramon R. Rubio Jr. of Spokane and Lila B. Fernandez of San Francisco, Calif.

Eric D. Fletcher of Spokane and Keri E. Bodey of Latah, Wash.

In the courts

Superior courts New suits

Hale Howland vs. Julie Gabel et al., seeking restitution of premises.

Donald Richards vs. Robert Nelson, et al., seeking to quiet title.

Spokane Neighborhood Action Program vs. Michelle Gross, seeking restitution of premises.

Mark and Starla Fey vs. Walgreen Company, et al., negligence.

Mountain States Electrical Contractors Inc. vs. Earl Nelson Corp., et al., breach of contract.

Citibank vs. Todd MacLean, money claimed owed.

First Select Corp. vs. April and Darren Dinwoodie, money claimed owed.

First Select Corp. vs. Mikky Cockrell, money claimed owed.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Lesine, Lori A. M. and Joel J.

Brown, Adam P. and Joy E.

Hopkins, Holly V. and James I.

Lockwood, John G. and Terri L.

Azar, Mike G. and Claudia A.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Main, Trevor L. and Brooke L.

Criminal sentencings Judge Sam F. Cozza

Walter B. Martin, 27; $800 restitution, six months in jail with credit given for 89 days served, 12 months of probation, after being found guilty of second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.

Judge Tari S. Eitzen

Ian J. Anderson, 21; $719 restitution, 82 days in jail with credit given for 82 days served, 12 months of probation, after pleading guilty to assault in violation of an order restricting contact.

Adam J. Gunnels, 20; $722 restitution, 79 days in jail with credit given for 79 days served, four years of probation, after pleading guilty to fourth-degree assault and obstructing a law enforcement officer.

Kenneth L. Royer, 48; 48 days in jail with credit given for 48 days served, 12 months of probation, after pleading guilty to assault in violation of an order restricting contact.

Shannon M. Lamb, 20; $17 restitution, eight days in jail with credit given for eight days served, 12 months of probation, after pleading guilty to third-degree theft.

Judge Kathleen O’Connor

Eric R. Black, 30; $2,747 restitution, 108 months in prison, after pleading guilty to two counts of delivery of a controlled substance.

Judge Greg Sypolt

Christopher G. Bass, 29; $610 restitution, 36 days in jail with credit given for two days served and 30 days of total confinement converted to 240 hours of community service, after pleading guilty to first-degree criminal trespass.

John K. Gooch, 23; $500 restitution, 52 days in jail with credit given for 52 days served, 12 months of probation, after pleading guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia.

Federal court New cases Lucile Peters vs. American Home Products Corp, et al., product liability.

Criminal sentencings Judge Robert H. Whaley

Javier Gomez, 26; 57 months in prison, five years probation, after pleading guilty to two counts of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute on May 23.

Miguel Hernandez-Villa, 19; 24 months in prison, one year probation, after pleading guilty to being an alien in the United States after deportation on May 23.

Daniel A. McAnulty, 24; six months of probation, after pleading guilty to probation violation on May 23.

Santiago R. Arteaga, 26; seven years in prison, two years of probation, after pleading guilty to carrying a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking crime and use of communication facility on May 17.

Guadalupe Viveros, 28; two years in prison, one year of probation, after pleading guilty to use of communication facility on May 17.

Manuel Chavez, 20; seven years in prison, five years of probation, after pleading guilty to conspiracy, delivery of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and carrying a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking crime on May 17.

Judge Wm. Fremming Nielsen

Loletta L. Ward, 64; $4,758,361 restitution, 1,000 hours of community service, one year home detention, five years probation, after pleading guilty to eight counts of mail fraud on May 18.

Bankruptcy petitions

Mary Brown, 1325 S. Pittsburg, debts of $170,652.

Jan Larson, Lamont, Wash., debts of $85,246.

Danial and Cindy Southwick, Medical Lake, debts of $108,096.

Kathi Krauss, 2322 E. Fourth, debts of $131,323.

William and Janmarie Dormady, Nine Mile Falls, debts unspecified.

Dale and Lisa Trautman, Colville, Wash., debts of $133,681.

Kelli Jessen, 209 N. Van Marter, debts of $10,725.

Kenneth and Lacrisha, Winterroth, 1528 W. York, debts of $125,883.

Terry Handley, 705 E. Central, debts of $102,360.

Jana Welp, 9717 E. Sixth, debts of $8,834.

Dora Means, 6605 N. Perry, debts of $38,222.

Roy Taylor, 10906 E. 47th, debts of $41,516.

Cliff and Pamela Clark, Moses Lake, debts of $22,496.

Gerald Church, Kennewick, debts of $11,619.

Michael Johnson, 819 N. Dorn Court, debts of $73,412.

Shawn Dunn, 2215 W. Sharp, debts of $16,324.

Sandra Stroupe, 1420 S. Grand, debts of $15,352.

Shannon Mansell, 12013 E. Fifth, debts of $97,216.

James Buckelew, 5524 N. Napa, debts unspecified.

Danice Tucker, Medical Lake, debts of $72,860.

Kimberly Cupach, 9620 E. Archery, debts of $15,067.

Teresa Hamlin, 4417 N. Walnut, debts of $7,567.

Garry and Janice Beaty, Yakima, debts of $136,276.

Tommy and Allison Stephens, Yakima, debts of $32,047.

Craig Dahl, Yakima, debts of $227,327.

Guillermo and Felicitas Peralta, Selah, Wash., debts of $82,384.

Wage earner petitions

Terry and Sherry Ledgerwood, Union Gap, Wash., debts of $34,321.

Lorenzo Casillas, Selah, Wash., debts of $2,665.

Andrea Taylor, 714 E. Nebraska, debts unspecified.

Roberta Bryan, 5908 N. Alberta, debts unspecified.

Cheri Woodward, Yakima, debts of $53,854.

Anna Derr, 1521 E. Garland, debts of $49,947.

Emma Maganas, Kennewick, debts of $11,776.

Pedro Cuevas Jr., Grandview, Wash., debts unspecified.

District courts

Only fines or forfeitures of $75 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Judge Gregory J. Tripp

Keith W. Shears, 37; $925 fine, three days in jail with credit given for three days served, 24 months of probation, driving while intoxicated.

Joseph W. Turney, 33; $250 fine, 24 months of probation, fourth-degree assault amended to disorderly conduct.

Milburn W. Wyatt, 38; $925 fine, 24 months of probation, driving while intoxicated amended to reckless driving; $100 fine, third-degree driving with license suspended amended to second-degree driving without a driver’s license.

Judge John J. Madden

Jeremiah M. Warner, 21; $200 fine, third-degree driving with license suspended.

Commissioner Robert M. Seines

Frank R. Baldree, 42; $300 fine, four days in jail with credit given for four days served, 24 months of probation, fourth-degree domestic violence assault.

Judge Vance W. Peterson

Robert E. Neal III, 29; $400 fine, two days in jail, 24 months of probation, driving while intoxicated amended to first-degree negligent driving.

Commissioner Virginia Rockwood

Brock J. Gates, 22; $200 fine, 24 months of probation, hit and run attended vehicle.

Manuel F. Fegurgur, 58; $121 fine, second-degree driving with license suspended amended to second-degree driving without a driver’s license.