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It. reHfrtoro, Tlmw. Twd. nw 14, IUI Cveryona Loves Tha Extras at Cckcrds) POLICE SAY MURDER, SUICIDE TRY 1 Woman In Zephyrhills Slain; Husband Shot the time the shooting took place. TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY COUPON SPECIALS GEORGE E.

RENRY, Dist. 1 ZEPHYRHILLS A walkway shooting hore yesterday which took the life of a woman and left her husband in critical condition has been termed an apparent murder and suicide attempt by police. Justice of the peace, who served as coroner, said the bullets struck Mrs. Bryant in the right abdomen, chest, left hand and Several neighbors reported collarbone. BRECK i LIQUID Bryant was wearing a plastic hearing gunfire, but there were no eyewitnesses to the shooting, according to Police Chief William Eiland.

construction type helmet when remains in critical condition with gunshot head injuries. Eiland said Bryant, a carpenter, apparently shot his wife on a walkway outside her home. A clothes filled washtub at a water faucet indicated she may have been washing at the time of the shooting, he said. THE COUPLE had lived in Zephyrhills about eight months, the chief added. He said they have been living at separate residences.

Pasco County Sheriff Leland Thompson said yesterday Bryant had been served notice of a divorce hearing and a restraining order by his office last Saturday. The hearing was set for 10 he apparently fired a single bullet into the right side of his head. Eiland said Bryant had EILAND SAID Mrs. Edith Bryant, 49, of 1022 Fifth St, ii if mm been working for his half was shot four times with a .32 caliber revolver. She was pro brother James Muskgrove, who also lives in Zephyrhills.

He said there were survivors nounced dead on arrival at a Dade City hospital. Walter B. Bryant, 61, 302 Ave. 4-ox. Bottit Reg.

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yesterday, which is about land General Hospital where he I PALM HARBOR SCENE OF SATURDAY ARRESTS SWOTS ICE CREAM vj) Famous Gold Crest TSUI Half Gallons Ms fit Assorted Havarc SJ Trespassing Charges For Visiting Cemetery 8 Face Today Tlmei Photo COUPON UJJMMML Times Bureau passing are prominently dis Aftermath Of Violence: A Quiet Walk played In the area, Stevenson Richard P. Osterwisch, 18, and Russell T. Wagner, 17, both of Cincinnati, Ohio, currently on vacation with their parents in CLEARWATER Eight of 11 said. youths arrested by deputies late Saturday in Midway Cemetery, FALSE REPORTS of "ghosts" Clearwater. GLAD FOOD WRAP pin- A Aft (Limit a with coupon thru Wd.

son Memorial Hospital, Dade City, with gunshot head injuries. He was transferred immediately to Lakeland General Hosipital in critical condition. No one saw the Palm Harbor, will appear at 2 in the cemetery had led to Police Chief William Eiland (left) and State Trooper L. A. Burnham view scene of the shooting which took the life of Mrs.

Edith Bryant at Zephyrhills yesterday. Walt-er Bryant, her husband, was taken to Jack a recent outbreak of trespass p.m. today in Dist. 4 Justice of the Peace Court to face charges ing and acts of vandalism on EACH OF THE eight youths was freed early Sunday under $100 bond. A stake-out in the cemetery markers and tombstones, the of trespassing.

Three juveniles (16 or under) sheriff's office reported. IN ZEPHYRHILLS Several Palm Harbor resi between 8:30 Saturday evening in the group were turned over COUPON tMrCWWHria to juvenile authorities. dents were reportedly irate and concerned at the desecration of Scheduled to face Justice of the Peace Archie Clement today and 1:30 a.m. Sunday by deputies Gary Stevenson and James McAllister and James Revere of the cemetery association, brought about the arrests. the burial place.

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