Sadat seeks more backing from Arab leaders
President Anwar Sadat flew to Saudi Arabia to press Arab leaders for backing in a potential confrontation with Israel. He planned talks with five heads of state, including King Faisal in Jiddah and leaders in Cairo and Damascus, while awaiting President Nixon's Moscow visit in May.
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SALT Agreement Seen on Moscow Trip
Secretary of State Rogers said talks with the Soviet Union on limiting strategic missiles may yield a first arms control treaty by spring. The accord would limit land based missiles and antiballistic missile launchers, with a framework for periodic review and possible demunition.
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Death by Own Action Ruled In Gun Death
A suicide ruling followed the Wednesday shooting death of Mary Bell Lemans of 1 Melrose. The neighbor had not been seen since Sunday and was found shot in the chest by a building manager. A 2 caliber pistol was found beside the body. The verdict was rendered by County Medical Examiner Ruben Sancos.
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