Clark was allowed to fly to Billings yesterday to confer with jailed Freeman Leroy Schweitzer on a proposal that could end the 80-day holdout. There have been talks among the Freemen inside the compound this morning. It happened just four days before the Russian Presidential election. The blast ripped holes in concrete walls. More than 100 people were injured, many of them critically.
Rescue workers expect to find more bodies under the debris.
They don't know what caused the blast. Here's a look at today's top stories. NAT Air Force One is safely on the ground after riding out some rough air over Texas last night. President Clinton buckled himself in and was not hurt, but a Secret Service agent cut his hand. A source says the Freemen may give up by tomorrow.