The Russian leader of an international Christian group that worked with some of the children slain by Islamic terrorists in Beslan says he was overwhelmed by the grief "hanging in the air" of the North Ossetian town in the wake of the massacre. Valentin Vasilizhenko, national director of Russian Ministries' "Association for Spiritual Renewal," described the atmosphere as he drove into Beslan from a nearby airport with other colleagues. "I could sense the anguish, sorrow, and grief that was just hanging in the air. It was so thick. We just couldn't drive," he said. "We had to get out of...