USA Today - Dec 21 2017

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Clues Answers
"Kind of Blue" trumpeter Miles DAVIS
"Rumor ___ it . . ." HAS
"___ each life . . ." INTO
Also-ran of fable HARE
Andy's radio partner of old AMOS
Angelou with a 1993 inaugural poem MAYA
Auto registration figure, redundantly VINNUMBER
Bad rating for a restaurant ONESTAR
Bill-killing vote NAY
Birthstone for many Libras OPAL
Bugs in an army ANTS
Carvey who played the Church Lady DANA
Cash dispenser, redundantly ATMMACHINE
Catches a whiff of DETECTS
Classic Japanese movie monster RODAN
Computer image type, redundantly GIFFORMAT
Dampen, as a houseplant MIST
Dance to "Aloha Oe," maybe HULA
Dazed states STUPORS
Dorothy Gale's hoped-for destination HOME
Drinks rated in International Bitterness Units ALES
Early Ron Howard TV role OPIE
English horn need REED
Filled with ardor AFIRE
Find loathsome DETEST
Fix at the vet's office SPAY
Fleshy-snouted beast TAPIR
Fundraiser's plea GIVE
Giants' home, for short SANFRAN
Google ___ (route-suggesting app) MAPS
Graphic artists' supplies INKS
Gummi ___ (fruity candies) WORMS
Gutter locale EAVE
Hanukkah goodies GELT
Hayride vehicle WAGON
Home of the Crimson Tide ALABAMA
Horne who sang "Stormy Weather" LENA
How-to part STEP
Jouster's mount STEED
Clues Answers
Letter between Sierra and Uniform TANGO
Limerick land, in verse ERIN
Limerick, e.g POEM
Lose steam TIRE
Market section with a self-service kiosk DELI
Mixologist's garnish OLIVE
MMA cage surface MAT
Modest skirt style MAXI
Neighbor of Homer and Marge NED
No longer in love with OVER
Not as frumpy NATTIER
Nuclear-missile agreement of 1972, redundantly SALTTREATY
On the pinnacle of ATOP
One of the social elite ALISTER
One of three in a 3-D graph AXIS
Org. with wands and X-ray machines TSA
Out-and-out UTTER
Over-the-hill horse NAG
Painter Matisse or Rousseau HENRI
Part of a hammer head PEEN
Paver's unit STONE
PDQ, in the O.R STAT
Place to tie the knot ALTAR
Prefix with bellum or meridian ANTE
Quiet sort, so to speak CLAM
Rip to pieces REND
Rock 13-Across with the song "I'm Free" TOMMY
Sacher ___ (pastry) TORTE
Serving of Fireball SHOT
Sub ___ (behind closed doors) ROSA
Talked gibberish RAVED
They may be fine or lost ARTS
Twenty quires REAM
Uriah Heep's job CLERK
Wearing a long face MOPEY
Word after rock or soap OPERA
___ & Perrins (steak sauce brand) LEA
___ culpa MEA
___ off (left shore) SHOVED