New York Times - Oct 2 2004

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Clues Answers
'... ___ will!' ORI
'O Kaplan! My Kaplan!' author ROSTEN
'Sing me a song of a ___ that is gone': Stevenson LAD
'Smart' ones ALECS
'The Daytrippers' actress, 1996 MEARA
7-Across option PAUSE
Ad ___ tax VALOREM
All in SPENT
Baby on a cliff EAGLET
Bar code? LAW
Big motorcycle, slangily HOG
Blubber BOOHOO
Brief researcher, briefly PARA
Changed one's mind RENEGED
Charm ENAMOR
Community center VILLAGES
Cut FELLED
Deck item VCRTAPE
Dejected DOWN
Development in the Middle Ages GOTHICART
Director's order AGAIN
Dramatist Paul who won a Tony for 'Morning's at Seven' OSBORN
Easter start? NOR
Exercise area for boxers RUN
Eye movements? OGLING
Fastener with a ring-shaped head EYEBOLT
Fort Peck ___, in Montana DAM
Gain acceptance ENTER
Gen-___ XER
General dir. of the Connecticut River between Vt. and N.H. SSW
Group of angels, maybe CHOIR
Hard work ELBOWGREASE
Honest one SSHOOTER
House ___ WREN
Isaac Asimov's 'Murder at the ___' ABA
It may follow a charge OLE
Clues Answers
It might get in the way of an apology EGO
Kind of counter CALORIE
Laughable ASININE
Less forgiving STERNER
Like a certain order MASONIC
Like some country sounds NASAL
Marvel Comics superhero IRONMAN
Meager SCANTY
Means MANNER
N.Y.C. division BOR
Nutritious breakfast, lunch and dinner, informally SSS
Oct. start of a new Supreme Court session MON
One who sings STOOLIE
Out on ___ ALIMB
Parisian possessive SES
Part of an address on an overseas ltr. APO
Pays all that is owed GETSSWITH
Point CRUX
Quickly undo RIPOPEN
Roles in 'Julius Caesar' and 'Antony and Cleopatra' SOOTHSAYERS
Romance novelist Ashworth ADELE
Sao ___ PAULO
Scott ___, 1997 N.L. Rookie of the Year ROLEN
Serenade, as the heavens BAYAT
SHO alternative TNT
Skip off ELOPE
Slice LOP
Start of an O'Neill title AMOON
Stymied INAHOLE
Telling COGENT
Temporary excitement FAD
Try to lose EVADE
Very fast and hard GREATGUNS
Very rich man CROESUS
Was unsuccessful LOSTOUT
Work USE