USA Today - Sep 26 2014

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Clues Answers
". . . ___ flag was still there" OUR
"A long time ___ in a galaxy far . . ." AGO
"Physics" or "data" preceder META
"Well, well, well!" OHO
100-eyed watchman ARGUS
Attentive HEEDFUL
Awkward one OAF
Baobab or pine TREE
Become less flexible STIFFEN
Blossomed THRIVED
Boathouse supplies OARS
Chops into bits DICES
Classified ad abbr TEL
Crepe de ___ CHINE
Demolitionist's supply TNT
Distort, as the truth SKEW
Excludes OMITS
Final Four game, briefly SEMI
Flynn of filmdom ERROL
Geisha girder OBI
Goes off on ASSAILS
Goes tit-for-tat SWAPS
Good Feelings time? ERA
He may have small arms FOOTSOLDIER
Horseshoe-shaped lab item UTUBE
Impresario's production, perhaps OPERA
In operation AFOOT
Infamous Roman tyrant NERO
It comes after "alter" EGO
It's a sound choice STEREO
Italian currency, once LIRA
Jersey plaint MOO
Kind of current RIP
Kind of spray NASAL
Kristoff of "Frozen," and colleagues ICEMEN
Leaf of printed material FOLIO
Lily-family flower SCILLA
Linden of "Barney Miller" HAL
Line of a song LYRIC
Clues Answers
Living-room items SOFAS
Locks of hair TRESSES
Matched grouping SET
Mattress designation FIRM
Monopolist's portion ALL
Napoleon's birthplace CORSICA
Old enough to vote, e.g OFAGE
Olive or peanut extract OIL
One of the Jackson 5 TITO
Onset START
Part of Exodus 21:24 FOOTFORFOOT
Part of the eye IRIS
PI TEC
Pitch suddenly LURCH
Plate scrapings ORTS
Please to the max ELATE
Prickly patch BRIER
Ref's call OFFSIDE
Reluctant LOATH
Soils with chimney grime SOOTS
Some soft-drink options COLAS
Some storage trunks FOOTLOCKERS
Sphere of influence AMBIT
Spheres of interest AREAS
Spine-chilling EERIE
Swift FLEETOFFOOT
Switch setting OFF
Tender-hearted person SOFTY
Thai relative LAO
They do the lord's work SERFS
They were in Baltimore before Indianapolis COLTS
Tokyo, once EDO
TV regulating agency FCC
UN worker protection grp ILO
Veteran PRO
Vilifies REVILES
Volcanic and Mississippi, for two MUDS
Wilson and Westheimer RUTHS
Your parents' music OLDIES