How to stop a refresh job

Hi,
on 10g R2 Win 2003,
I have 10 refresh jobs running since 10 Jan. What is the best way to stop them ?
In DBMS_JOB package I do not see STOP or KILL option.
SUBMIT procedure
Submits a new job to the job queue.
REMOVE procedure
Removes specified job from the job queue.
CHANGE procedure
Alters any of the user-definable parameters associated with a job.
WHAT procedure
Alters the job description for a specified job.
NEXT_DATE procedure
Alters the next execution time for a specified job.
INSTANCE procedure
Assigns a job to be run by a instance.
INTERVAL procedure
Alters the interval between executions for a specified job.
BROKEN procedure
Disables job execution.
RUN procedure
Forces a specified job to run.
USER_EXPORT procedure
Recreates a given job for export.
USER_EXPORT procedure
Recreates a given job for export with instance affinity.
Thank you.

Thanks Helios,
Stopping Jobs
You stop one or more running jobs using the STOP_JOB procedure or Enterprise Manager. STOP_JOB accepts a comma-delimited list of jobs and job classes. If a job class is supplied, all running jobs in the job class are stopped. For example, the following statement stops job job1 and all jobs in the job class dw_jobs.
BEGIN
DBMS_SCHEDULER.STOP_JOB('job1, sys.dw_jobs');
END;How to find job1 (is it job name ? ) and can we not write job class ?
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