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sure the citizens are going to want all the evidence before they Adams, a business-marketing specialist and former member of the Orange County Soil and Water Conservation District board, said he has lived within the city limits the requisite amount of time. He said he moved out of the city into unincorporated Orange County for about six months but moved back to Orlando in November 2006. City officials, however, said there are no documents to verify claim. His drivers license and voter registration changed to an Orlando address until two months ago, property-tax bills were being sent to a post-office box in Goldenrod, and utility bills are in his name. Management at the apartment complex that Adams lists as his residence told city officials that his wife signed a federal housing certification just two months ago saying she lived alone.

only has he not established his case, every piece of paper he brought us and every investigation we did established that in fact not a resident of the City Attorney MayanneDownssaid. Adams shrugged off the questions about his residency. He pointed out that city officials question Mayor Buddy residency, even though utilities are in his name and he living in his family home when he qualified for office. family relocated to a College Park condo while his home was undergoing renovations. Regardless, attorney trying to prove his client has been an Orlando resident for the past year.

Rather, the suit focuses on the wording of the city ordinance. Attorney Fred that the ordinance states only that a candidate be a resident or the deadline in this case Jan.18, 2007 and not the deadline. Adams needs only to prove that he has been a resident at some point in his life prior to that date, said. City officials maintain that the ordinance is clear. The first requirement listed in the ordi- nance says a candidate must be aresident and registered voter at least one year prior to the date of qualifying to run for city represented businessman Ken Mulvaney in an unsuccessful lawsuit that challenged the results of the 2004 mayoral election.

Mulvaney is challenging Dyer again in 2008. No hearing date has been set for case in Orange Circuit Court. Mark Schlueb can be reached at or 407-420-5417. Would-be candidate for Orlando mayor sues over rules By MARK SCHLUEB SENTINEL STAFF WRITER ORMOND BEACH Police opened a homicide investigation Thursdaymorningaf- ter they discovered several bags of human body parts in a canal near Tomoka State Park. Officials could not say whether the black plastic bags contained the remains of several people or just one.

They could not give any other details either, except to say that the remains, which included a foot and part of a leg, seemed to be Afisherman spotted the first bag a standard garbage bag shortly after 9a.m. in a canal that runs parallel to a remote part of Beach Street, near the Tomoka River bridge. He called authorities, who found bags along the muddy bank, said Sgt. Kenny Hayes, an Ormond Beach police spokesman. The Volusia County Office sent a team of five divers to search the shallow, murky water and a helicopter to search the area from the sky.

No other bags were found, however. Authorities would not say how many bags they found. Thursday afternoon, the bags were taken to a Volusia County Medical Office lab in Daytona Beach for an examination. Details about the identity of the remains and information such as how long the bags were in the canal may become clear once the exam is complete, Hayes said. He could not say how long that would take, though.

may be some time before questions like that are he said. Meanwhile, Ormond Beach police are reviewing their missing-persons cases and sharing information with other law-enforcement agencies. Ludmilla Lelis of the Sentinel staff contributed to this report. Denise-Marie Balona can be reached at 386-851-7916 or Bags with body parts found in Volusia canal By DENISE-MARIE BALONA SENTINEL STAFF WRITER TALLAHASSEE After weeks of speculation, official: Gov. Charlie chief of staff, George LeMieux, announced Thursday that leaving at end.

Dubbed by Crist after his election victory last fall, LeMieux will be succeeded by his deputy, Erick Eikenberg, 31. He was chief of staff to former U.S. Rep. Clay Shaw of Fort Lauderdale before joining the administration last January. LeMieux, a former Broward County Republican chairman, became top adviser in attorney office when the future governor won that Cabinet post in 2002, and directed last campaign.

Crist heads into his second year absent several of the staffers who formed the nucleus of his campaign and followed him into the executive suite. Besides LeMieux, communications director Vivian Myrtetus left earlier this year, and deputy chief of staff Arlene DiBenigno is on leave working with a campaign promoting the Jan.29 proposed constitutional amendment to cut property taxes. But Crist downplayed the possibility that his critical of advisers had diminished. not shrinking at Crist said. family lives on.

And I call on them all the time, whether paid by the taxpayers or not. great about this team. The team Crist and LeMieux got a little misty-eyed at their joint news conference. The governor likened LeMieux to the brother he never had. LeMieux said Crist has me a better After the governor started to choke up, LeMieux took the podium and sardonically intoned, times like these, I like to cite Florida specifically Chapter 14.03, which empowers the governor to hire a That position has evolved into chief of staff.

is a tough day, but it is the right thing for me to do for my family and my said LeMieux, 38, who is married with three young children. Most recently, LeMieux was the lead negotiator on a gambling compact with the Seminole Tribe now facing court challenge by the Legislature that would allow blackjack, baccarat and LasVegas-style slot machines in the casinos for at least $100million a year. Many expect LeMieux to rejoin his old law firm, Gunster, Yoakley Stewart of West Palm Beach, in its new Tallahassee office. chiefs never go Crist joked. hang around in this town, John Kennedy can be reached at or 850-222-5564.

chief of staff resigns, cites family, career concerns By JOHN KENNEDY TALLAHASSEE BUREAU CHIEF Product: OSBS PubDate: 12-07-2007 Zone: FLA Edition: ROP Page: LOCCOLOR User: wmeltzer Time: Color: CMYK.