ASSOCIATED PRESS RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef has left the country for a trip that includes medical tests. The official Saudi Press Agency says the heir to the throne will undergo the tests during what was described as a "personal vacation." The report Saturday gave no other details on Nayef's location. Nayef, who is in his late 70s, had medical tests in March in Cleveland.

The Associated Press RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef has left the country for a trip that includes medical tests. The official Saudi Press Agency says the heir to the throne will undergo the tests during what was described as a "personal vacation." The report Saturday gave no other details on Nayef's location. Nayef, who is in his late 70s, had medical tests in March in Cleveland.

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Associated Press Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef has left the country for a trip that includes medical tests. The official Saudi Press Agency says the heir to the throne will undergo the tests during what was described as a "personal vacation." The report Saturday gave no other details on Nayef's location. Nayef, who is in his late 70s, had medical tests in March in Cleveland.

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