Universal - Jan 28 2004

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Clues Answers
"A Bell for ___" ADANO
Baby duster TALC
Blackjack shark CARDCOUNTER
Blue jack COHO
Boat in 27-Down ORCA
Caspian Sea feeder URAL
Cat fancier from Melmac ALF
CB segue OVER
Cenozoic and Paleozoic ERAS
Center of Dallas? ELS
Chinese leader Zedong MAO
Clarinet or bassoon REED
Clark's love LOIS
Conestoga, for one WAGON
Conservative beginning? ULTRA
Cornhusker State city OMAHA
Cranny companion NOOK
Dam up STEM
Danish coin KRONE
Diner offering SLAW
Discommode (with "at") EAT
Doubt-free SURE
Famous Papa's first name ERNEST
Former Bush press secretary Fleischer ARI
Gaelic tongue ERSE
Gore Vidal piece ESSAY
Gp. headquartered in Brussels NATO
Guinness of "Star Wars" ALEC
Hammett hound ASTA
Hit film of 1975 JAWS
Influential lobby NRA
Lake seen from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ERIE
Life or death, e.g. SENTENCE
Like an Emmett Kelly face SAD
Like the Las Vegas strip, at night LITUP
Lock of hair TRESS
Mall-crawl SHOP
Manatee SEACOW
Many an October baby LIBRA
Clues Answers
Member of a secret order MASON
Microcomputer's stronger kin WORKSTATION
Nike slogan JUSTDOIT
Nimbus HALO
North African capital TUNIS
Opera that opens in Memphis AIDA
Org. with many schedules IRS
Perry's creator ERLE
Poor defense for containing Jordan MANTOMAN
Popeye Doyle, for one NARC
Proprietor's dread SLOWDAY
Race on a strip DRAG
Ready for a drive TEED
Religious observances, at times FASTS
Repressed MUFFLED
Rolls of C-notes WADS
Salt TAR
Scintilla IOTA
Seek the heights SOAR
Short lengthy lunches? SUBS
Shot by Willie Mosconi CAROM
Sigma follower TAU
Ski lift TBAR
Some manly haircuts FLATTOPS
Sophocles' forte DRAMA
Sports figure? STAT
Sugar container PACKET
Test response TRUE
Thread holders SPOOLS
Tournament format ROUNDROBIN
Type of belly and barrel PORK
Type of engine STEAM
Unpleasant result SIDEEFFECT
Vassal SERF
Volcano output LAVA
Where the Shannon flows EIRE
Winslet of "Titanic" KATE
Winter hazard SLEET
Witch feature, often WART