USA Today - Jan 17 2008

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Clues Answers
''Catch my ___?'' DRIFT
''Deadwood'' airer HBO
''Der Steppenwolf'' author HESSE
''Sack Look'' designer Christian DIOR
''You bet!'' ANDHOW
''___that special!'' ISNT
Actor Linden, et al. HALS
Alfresco locale, often PATIO
Alleviated EASED
Amendment concerns, briefly RTS
Animated Krusty CLOWN
Attractive things for shoppers REDTAGS
Back pad DISC
Bluish Crayola color DENIM
Bottom of the strike zone KNEE
Bring in at harvest time REAP
British public house INN
Certain camera, initially SLR
Clean house, as with a broom SWEEPOUT
Common quarter horse color ROAN
Contract ending? DOTTEDLINE
Cravings YENS
Destroy one's self-confidence ABASH
Eat cake on your diet, e.g. CHEAT
End of an exclamation that begins ''23'' SKIDOO
Exile's isle ELBA
Familiar daiquiri flavor BANANA
Gallows necklace NOOSE
German ''Alas!'' ACH
Got the clock going WOUND
Grovels EATSDIRT
Heel CAD
Higher in authority OVER
Highest position ACME
Husks CHAFFS
IM chuckle LOL
Impress greatly WOW
In a shocking manner LURIDLY
In tents light? LANTERN
Clues Answers
Interjection of distaste FIE
It may precede ''abet'' AID
Junior's future status ADULT
Like Brahms' Symphony No. 2 IND
Like some veal MILKFED
Mixed drink made with an egg FLIP
Moistureless SERE
Moses' mountain SINAI
N.J. home of the real Bada Bing LODI
Old infomercial brand GINSU
Paid, as a bill FOOTED
Pet that never eats or has ''accidents'' CHIA
Poet of Rome's Golden Age OVID
Processed, as lumber SAWN
Prospectors' portals ADITS
Pushy sport SUMO
Quitter's declaration IRESIGN
Recurring melody THEMA
Repeated, a popular grilled fish MAHI
Sally Rand trademark FANDANCE
Screenwriter's no-no CLICHE
Shortened, for short ABR
Soccer standout Hamm MIA
Soon, in poems ANON
Spreadsheet program option SORT
State of social isolation SOLITUDE
Step to a JD LSAT
Strict belief DOGMA
Succotash beans LIMAS
The sphere one moves in MILIEU
Three Dog Night number ONE
Thunder and Abbey, briefly RDS
Tough to outwit ASTUTE
Tough way to sell DOORTODOOR
Unwelcome windshield sights TICKETS
Use homophone EWES
What the starts of 17-, 34- and 61-Across are NOTES
Writer Wiesel ELIE
Zulu, for one BANTU