the examiner Thursday Mar 29 1979 extra Soviet seaman kills himself following siege MOSCOW AP An eighthour siege in the US embassy ended with the death of young Soviet seaman who said he hated Brezhnev and wanted to go to the United States The 27ltyearold man killed himself Wednesday night by setting off bomb strapped to his waist when Soviet police called in by US Ambassador Malcolm Toon tried to force him out of the building the ambassador said The sailor who has not been identified was pronounced dead on arrival at an emergency clinic Tom said The ambassador told reporters the man walked into the embassy at 230 pm Wednesday and told consular officials he grew up in an orphanage He said he was dissident hated Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev and wanted to go to the US Arab League conference split BAGHDAD lraq lAPl An Arab League conference to punish Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was split today with Saudi Arabia refusing to cut off its multibilliondollar aid to Egypt and Syria Libya and the Palestinians walking out on the others because they would not vote economic sanctions against the United States Official sources said the is delegations remaining at the conference of foreign and finance ministers will agree to partial boycott of Egypt for signing the peace treaty with Israel On paying rent by credit card TORONTO Pl Ontario residents would be prohibited from paying their rent with credit cards under an amend ment to proposed rent legislation legislative committee passed Tuesday an NDP amend ment ruling out the possibility of paying rent by credit card The use of credit cards is proliferating but we do not believe that people should be paying on credit for such basic necessities as housing and food and medical services the NDP caucus said in statement Search for sailor called off HALIFAX CP An air and surface search for Private Nigel David Zenkner 20 of Burlington Ont has been cancelled and he is presumed lost Canadian Forces spokesman said Wednesday Pte Zenkner 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