USA Today - Mar 30 2012

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Clues Answers
"Fahrenheit 9/11" filmmaker MOORE
"Give it shoes," at a diner TOGO
"Sesame Street" muppet ERNIE
"The Public Enemy" sound effect RATATAT
"Young Frankenstein" assistant IGOR
"__ the season to be jolly . . ." TIS
'60s hallucinogenic LSD
Adversary FOE
Arabian sailing vessel DHOW
Arabian Sea nation OMAN
Bananas, so to speak MAD
Bayou cuisine CREOLE
Bracelet site ARM
Business representative for 8-Down AGENT
Capital of Delaware? DEE
Cast member ACTOR
Comfort SOLACE
Comfortable shoe LOAFER
Computer symbol ICON
Cookie favorite OREO
Deceptive action RUSE
Dispossess OUST
Drummer's responsibility TEMPO
Emitted long, loud cries YAWLED
Enthusiastic liveliness ELAN
Eyelash flutter BLINK
Football bettor's concern SPREAD
Forked letter WYE
Gnawed around the edges EROSE
God, in Latin DEUS
Greek alphabet enders OMEGAS
Handyman's necessity TOOL
Ho-hum attitude APATHY
Hometown-related LOCAL
Hooded viper ASP
Horrid, in olden days UGSOME
How some battles are fought TOASTANDOFF
Ice hockey feints DEKES
Clues Answers
Installment, TV-wise EPISODE
Job of 8-Down ACT
Keynoter introducer EMCEE
Large ray MANTA
Loch ___ monster NESS
Lost control en masse RIOTED
Majorettes' twirlers BATONS
Male swan COB
Marilyn, at birth NORMA
Multiple-unit complex, for short CONDO
Not just once in a while OFTEN
Old story, newly told REHASH
One of the Great Lakes ERIE
One-person performances SOLI
Perceptiveness INSIGHT
Priest's simple ceremony LOWMASS
Recipe measure TEASPOON
Reporter's concern NEWS
River of Tours LOIRE
Scandinavian capital OSLO
Sealab inhabitant OCEANAUT
Shakespearean commotions ADOS
Shipping and handling, for instance FEES
Single or homer HIT
Spoiler of many dishes TOOMUCHSALT
Standard Oil offshoot AMOCO
Start of Cain's famous question AMI
Take orders at, as a bar TEND
Tibetan priest LAMA
Transgression of divine law SIN
Two-syllable foot IAMB
Type of milk or sauce SOY
Underwater obstacle REEF
Unwitting victim STOOGE
Weak, as on crime SOFT
What terrible dancers have TWOLEFTFEET
Worn-out horse NAG
You may dig this HOLE