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For a few hours in the morning, Zeller Fine Jewelry, a jewelry store specializing in high-end jewelry on the edge of the suburbs of Dumont, turned into a crime scene. Sheriff Jeff McQuaid looked solemnly at the body of store owner Clark Zeller, who was shot to death with a small-caliber handgun. The bullet hit him in the heart. Because Zeller is running for the U. S. Senate against Maurice Burton, his face, thick gray-brown hair, provocative eyes, and resolute expression have recently appeared frequently on television, newspapers, and on a large number of posters, and have long been familiar to people.