61.   J.P. Morgan has received permission from the Peruvian government to open a representative office in Lima, said a spokeswoman at the firm.

62.   Jan Rasmussen, a spokeswoman at NEC Technologies in Itasca, Ill., confirmed a report of the review this week in Adweek.

63.   Kathy McKiernan, a spokeswoman at America Online, said that the companies still expected to be able to complete the merger before the end of the year.

64.   Kouchner will be more like a presiding officer over the council, said a spokeswoman at the United Nations, Nadia Younes.

65.   Laurence Nissou, a spokeswoman at Hachette, said there was no doubt the work was by Jules Verne.

66.   Lee McEnany, a spokeswoman at Sega in Redwood City, Calif., said Monday that Sega had not placed the account in review.

67.   Lee McEnany, a spokeswoman at Sega in Redwood, City, Calif., confirmed reports of the review this week in Advertising Age and Adweek.

68.   Maj. Alvina Mitchell, an Air Force spokeswoman at the Pentagon, declined to comment on the Pampa.

69.   Lynn Markley, a spokeswoman at Frito-Lay in Plano, Texas, confirmed a report about the competition this week in Advertising Age.

70.   Michelle Lyle, a spokeswoman at Iridium LLC in Washington, also declined comment.