51.   OMB officials referred calls for comment to the Justice Department, where a spokesman declined to comment.

52.   Padilla declined comment, referring calls to her lawyer, Thomas Bilski.

53.   Pat Jackson referred a call from the Chronicle to Neal, the agency spokesman.

54.   PCS is designed to provide a number of services, including mobile phone, voice mail, paging, call waiting and the ability to screen and refer calls.

55.   Philip Morris and RJR spokesmen referred calls to Bozell Sawyer Miller Group Inc., a public relations firm hired to represent the tobacco industry.

56.   Ozer referred calls to his attorney, Richard Drooyan, who said Ozer disputes that he and Andersen did anything wrong with the audits.

57.   PepsiCo officials referred calls to Baesa.

58.   Quinn referred calls to Fink, who said he believed the president had been convinced that the criminal charges against the men had not been justified.

59.   Rep. Paul Kanjorski, a Democrat, closed his Wilkes-Barre office, and referred constituent calls to his Washington office.

60.   RJR referred calls to industry spokesman Steve Duschesne, who had no immediate comment.