New York Times - Sep 19 2002

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Clues Answers
'Relax!' DONTRRY
'Sex and the City' author Bushnell CANDACE
'Wayne's World' catchphrase IMNOTRTHY
Actress Thomas of 'That Girl' MARLO
Adroit beginning? MAL
Andrews, Langley, etc.: Abbr. AFBS
Apt. parts RMS
Architecture style of 200 years ago FEDERAL
Baseball's Maris, for short ROG
Beauty GEM
Big East team MIAMI
Blinking light, maybe WARNING
Broadcast AIRED
Cacophonous AROAR
Can AXE
Charles ___ ATLAS
Children's author Ennis REES
Christie setting NILE
Classic sci-fi story, with 'The' LOSTRLD
Clumps CLODS
Confident of one's superiority SMUG
Darryl Strawberry or Rusty Staub EXMET
Deteriorate GETRSE
Discussion conclusion LASTRD
Draw TIEGAME
Erupt FLAREUP
European hot spot ETNA
Evidence of a shooting EXITUND
Exactly TOAT
First dog in space LAIKA
First name in despotism IDI
Former Turkish V.I.P.'s PASHAS
Free LETGO
French article UNE
From left to right: Abbr. ACR
Georgia neighbor ARMENIA
Goals, e.g.: Abbr. PTS
Gobs ATON
Goddess whose children were swallowed by Cronus RHEA
Clues Answers
Grammy winner for 'A Day Without Rain' ENYA
Hanukkah treat LATKE
Home of the Star-Telegram FORTRTH
Housing problem SLUMS
Ices OFFS
Inarticulate pauses UHS
It tops a queen TIARA
Kind of calendar with 18 months AZTECAN
Lashes CILIA
Medical manual maker MERCK
Minor-league AAA
Name associated with crocodiles IZOD
New arrival EMIGRE
Noted painter of American rural life GRANTOD
Old Egyptian symbols ASPS
Old fogies STODGES
Pasta used in soups ORZO
Pedestal part DADO
Person with a mike EMCEE
Polit. label IND
Praised name ALLAH
Purim time ADAR
Reference preceder INRE
Regular national programming NETRKTV
Relative of 'voila' TADA
Reveal UNVEIL
Robert Morse theater role TRU
Rocket launcher BAZOOKA
Shakespearean title starter ASYOU
Snack since 1912 OREO
Social event TEA
Some parasites FLATRMS
Swinging Sammy SOSA
Tars SEADOGS
Top of a dial XII
Tutu cloth TULLE
Wanders GADS
Went on strike WALKED
West Coast air hub, for short SFO