New York Times - Apr 26 2006

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Clues Answers
'Egad!' ACK
'Frasier' role ROZ
'Gil Blas' novelist LESAGE
'Lost' network ABCTV
'Made in ___' USA
'The Highwayman' poet NOYES
'You ___ Beautiful' (Joe Cocker hit) ARESO
2005, 2007, etc., electionwise OFFYEARS
Aladdin's topper FEZ
Ambient music pioneer ENO
Apartment overseers SUPERS
Assembly line fixture ROBOT
Attach with a click SNAPON
Author Zora ___ Hurston NEALE
Ball girl DEB
Bar at the bar ESTOP
Betty of cartoon fame BOOP
China's Zhou ___ ENLAI
Common ingredient in Chinese dishes SCALLIONS
Dickensian cry BAH
End of a series ZEE
Finito OVER
Give one star, say PAN
Hearty steak TBONE
Heraldic border ORLE
How the duped feel USED
Humdrum BANAL
Inventor's inits. TAE
Kind of coil TESLA
Late hours, commercially NITE
Late-hours tune TAPS
Many a fine artwork OIL
Math class before calc TRIG
Matter of honor DUEL
Medgar of the civil rights movement EVERS
Mediterranean port of a million ORAN
Mete (out) PARCEL
Minded OBEYED
Most free-and-easy GAYEST
Clues Answers
Mother of Donald Trump Jr. IVANA
Need a tissue SNIFFLE
Noted 2001 bankruptcy ENRON
One who laughs a lot SANTA
Opponent of U. S. Grant RELEE
Part of H.S.: Abbr. SCH
Persuades SWAYS
Photo order: Abbr. ENL
Pitch-perfect ONKEY
Prospero's servant ARIEL
Rapid, in music MOSSO
Ribs TEASES
Robert of 'The Sopranos' ILER
Run down DENIGRATE
Sci. class ANAT
See 17-Across TODD
See 17-Across BURTON
See 17-Across TAYLOR
See 17-Across FORTENSKY
See 17-Across WARNER
See 17-Across FISHER
See 17-Across HILTON
See 17-Across WILDING
Shake, say AWAKEN
Sneaky trick WILE
Strike-throwing pitcher FANNER
Symbols of slavery MANACLES
Tel ___ AVIV
Things leaving marks TEETH
Things leaving tracks TEARS
Tiny bits TADS
Tissue's target NOSE
Town nearly destroyed in 1944 STLO
Violinist Leopold AUER
Water bottle capacity LITER
With 22-, 23-, 29-, 32-, 44-, 54-, 58- and 64-Across, noted name from Hollywood ELIZABETH
Word in four U.S. state names NEW
Ziploc competitor GLAD
___ Alto PALO