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Charges were dropped against three guides, including two guides whose groups survived the trip.

Mr. Jackson, from Detroit, is best known for his association with Wynton Marsalis, in whose groups he provides reliable horsepower.

Sister groups have been created and are now active across the continent, most notably in Germany and Slovakia, whose groups have 45,000 and 6,000 members respectively.

Mr. Taylor told about a recent gathering with some arts-organization colleagues from northern New Jersey whose groups have benefited from their contiguity to corporations.

Betty Carter, one of jazz's great singers and a composer and arranger whose groups were virtual schools for generations of jazz musicians, died at home in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn on Saturday.

In recognition of the antiglobalization protests, and to enliven five days of forum sessions on television, the Swiss impresario has reached out to people like Sara Horowitz, executive director of Working Today, and Peter Brey, secretary general of the Terre des Hommes Foundation, whose groups push for labor rights, better schools, health care and other social benefits in third-world countries.

Mr. Foxman, whose group fights anti-Semitism, is not easy to impress.

Mr. Bomfin, whose group is made up mainly of homosexuals, concurred.

"The House bill has no limits," said Mr. Hassebrook, whose group supports the Senate provision.

"This is Fox's brilliance," said Mr. Rucker, whose group is known as the Color of Change.

"They have the ability to restructure the industry," said Mr. Mitchell, whose group supports United's application.