New York Times - Jan 17 2004

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Clues Answers
'Carry the ___ that's born to be king' ('Skye Boat Song' line) LAD
'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' character RHODA
'What ___?' ELSE
1943 conference site CAIRO
1962 Johnny Mathis hit GINA
1999 sitcom about a hockey player-turned-social worker THENORMSHOW
Actor von ___ of 'The Seventh Seal,' 1957 SYDOW
Alumni ___: Abbr. ASSN
Arena shout OLE
Arena shout RAH
Betrays impatience with SNAPSAT
Cause of big smiles GLEE
Club for wayward youths PADDLE
Clunker DUD
Count RELY
Decide on ELECT
Dieu et ___ droit (motto of England) MON
Directed OVERSEEN
Filling choice UNLEADED
Finishes some of MAKESADENTIN
First-nameless private eye in Robert B. Parker mysteries SPENSER
Flooded AWASH
Friend of Frodo SAM
Goes parking NECKS
High guy? MALEALTO
Huckleberry eaters DEER
It might receive feedback, briefly MIC
Like some codes ALPHABETIC
Like some hotels, for short SRO
Messy snack SMORE
Miss ___ (teacher in 'Peanuts') OTHMAR
Most peculiar EERIEST
Mountain West conference team UTES
Much-mistrusted name in news, once PRAVDA
Clues Answers
Name on a compact ESTEE
Not hiding much GRAPHIC
Off-putting trait EGO
One who enjoys unlimited travel? SPEEDER
Outgrowth RESULT
Period piece ERA
Place for candlesticks MANTELPIECE
Practical school subject HOMEEC
Press product CIDER
Purpose ENDUSE
Razor's handle ATRA
Reels off RECITES
Relief AID
Ringers in a ring NARCS
Sea, metaphorically WAVES
Secretly amassing STASHINGAWAY
Shot the breeze CHINNED
Single or double BED
Some ad features TASTETESTS
Some rainwear MACS
Sprouts GERMINATES
Steep rocky eminence SCAR
Surveils SPIESON
Tab, for one DIETSODA
Tag sale site?: Abbr. DMV
Ticketmaster event POPCONCERT
Title character in a new 1997 ABC sitcom DHARMA
Tons SCADS
Tree that yields fragrant balsam SWEETGUM
Two-time U.S. Open champ AGASSI
U.S.N. functionary CPO
Vacationing celeb's convenience ALIAS
Venus and others DAYSTARS
When repeated, Harold Rome song lyric before 'I fear you reared me wrong' MOMMA