81.   Hospital officials referred inquiries to Abiomed Inc., the Danvers, Mass.-based company that built the device.

82.   Immigration court spokesmen referred inquiries to the Justice Department, which did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

83.   Immigration officials and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police referred all inquiries to CSIS.

84.   INS spokesman Russ Bergeron referred inquiries to the Justice Department, whose spokesman, Dan Nelson, did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

85.   Laidlaw referred inquiries to the transportation authority.

86.   Milan declined comment from his City Hall Office and referred inquiries to his lawyer, Carlos Martir, who also represents Figueroa.

87.   Officials at the Institute of International Education referred all inquiries to USAID.

88.   Officials at the U.S. and Japanese embassies in Beijing declined to comment on the discrepancies in the accounts and referred inquiries to their capitals.

89.   Synagogue officials declined to comment Wednesday and referred inquiries to spokeswoman Rita Haves, who did not immediately return calls.

90.   The army referred inquiries to its statement, which did not address the issue, and the detained officers could not be reached for comment.