The Eugene Police Department received information yesterday afternoon about the devices at the airport, spokesman Jan Power said in a statement.

``Two devices were located just before 3 pm (local time),'' she said. ``At that time, nearby building were evacuated until two devices were rendered safe.'' Power said police investigating the incident later searched a locker at a Greyhound bus depot, but found nothing related to the devices. Eugene police declined to release any further information about the incident, citing an ongoing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) investigation. An FBI spokeswoman in Washington had no immediate comment.

Clinton was scheduled to arrive aboard Air Force One at the Eugene airport today noon and drive to nearby Thurston high school in Springfield to console survivors ofa shooting rampage last month.

A White House spokesman , said the secret service was ``working with local officials in the area. At this point, there is no reason for us to change our travel plans.''