Idaho Records

Sat., Nov. 11, 2000

Police blotter

Post Falls police

Wayne Cheatham reported Nov. 3 the $350 theft of two chain saws taken from the 400 block of 12th Ave.

Patty Massey reported Nov. 3 the $384 theft of a stereo and mountain bike from the 500 block of 21st Ave.

Russell Lewis reported Wednesday the $1,500 theft of a Sears boat from the 600 block of 18th Ave.

Ben Cook reported Nov. 3 the $3,000 theft of tools from the 400 block of Greenbriar Court.

News of record

Shoshone County

Civil judgments

Bank of America N.A. vs. R. Harrington, award of $7,373.

Northwest Federal Credit Union vs. Dennis Rew, award of $12,389.

First Security Bank of Idaho N.A. vs. Rhonda and Herbert Nash, award of $15,383.

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