USA Today - Oct 1 2009

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Clues Answers
"All ___ day's work" INA
"Count me in!" IMGAME
"Has Anybody Seen My ___?" GAL
"How could you?" sounds TSKS
"Seven Gothic Tales" author Dinesen ISAK
"Where's ___?" (children's book) WALDO
"___ you the clever one!" ARENT
1,024 bytes, for short ONEK
Austrian psychiatrist Alfred ADLER
B'way sellout sign SRO
Barn bedding HAY
Berlin brewski BIER
Calypso kin SKA
Combination number? SUM
Cook campanelle BOIL
Dodge City name EARP
Downright unpleasant NASTY
Duds GARB
Early Turow book ONEL
Fee to fly AIRFARE
Fire escape step RUNG
Full of the latest happenings NEWSY
Gets stuck in mud MIRES
Kindergarten art medium FINGERPAINT
Klutz's cry OUCH
Knife named for an Alamo figure BOWIE
Largest airport in OH CLE
Light snack NOSH
Lighten, as a burden EASE
Make, as a CD BURN
Model partner MAKE
Mr. Dithers, to Dagwood BOSS
NFL coach with over 300 career wins SHULA
OED listings SYNS
Of the same ilk AKIN
Olympic contestants ATHLETES
One may win by it NOSE
One on the fast track? SPRINTER
One target of the MMR vaccine MUMPS
Clues Answers
One-___ (short play) ACTER
Overstuffed with dialogue, as some films TALKY
Pique condition? IRE
Pro-critter org. ASPCA
Purl's partner KNIT
Ratted TATTLED
Reynolds or Lancaster BURT
Roaring ruminant ELK
Roger Rabbit and friends TOONS
Scratch stimuli ITCHES
Short-billed marsh bird SORA
Singer's nonsense syllable TRA
Solemn vow, between kids PINKYSWEAR
Spreads for drying TEDS
Steinway servicer TUNER
Strongbox document DEED
Stylish shades RAYBANS
Sweet Pennsylvania town HERSHEY
Takes one's order WAITSON
Tax whiz, briefly CPA
The Planet's strongest man KENT
They might be mirages OASES
Took for a fool USED
Torture device THUMBSCREW
Two days in December EVES
Unclogs OPENS
Unfortunate Ford model EDSEL
Unpredictable pitch KNUCKLEBALL
USPS employee MAILMAN
Versatile Asian garment SARI
Vietnamese fete TET
Wendy's offering CHILI
What's left of the Cheshire Cat GRIN
Where the drinks are? ONME
Wile E. supplier ACME
Word by a door handle, often PULL
Words often spoken after "Oh" ISEE
Working in a mess? ONKP
Worse than knavery EVIL