51.   A key U.N. agency on Tuesday disputed Turkish reports that rebel fighters were among Turkish Kurd refugees at United Nations-run refugee camps in northern Iraq.

52.   A Pentagon spokesman disputed the report, saying no Western planes had been hit and that the American pilots reported striking the anti-missile site, but no village.

53.   A spokesman for the Lebanese, businessman Yousef Fawaz, disputed reports that the rebels were holding hostages in the compound.

54.   Amaker, who said his meeting with Griffin was one of many he has scheduled this week with all his players, disputed the report.

55.   Amaker disputed the report and a Seton Hall spokeswoman said today she has no knowledge of Griffin leaving.

56.   Another Russian news agency disputes the report.

57.   And Bush aides did nothing to dispute long-standing reports that Powell would be among the first Cabinet appointments Bush announces.

58.   Authority Chairman Lewis Eisenberg, a Whitman appointee, disputed reports that the agency completed no business during the standoff.

59.   Bosnian government officials disputed the report of the fall of Zepa.

60.   Bush aides did nothing to dispute long-standing reports that Powell would be among the first Cabinet appointments Bush announces.