USA Today - Oct 4 2014

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Clues Answers
"___ and Sensibility" SENSE
Alphabet soup letter, e.g NOODLE
Atkins of the Opry CHET
Brownie pieces, sometimes NUTS
Cartoon character with a helmet HAGAR
Certain South American Indian INCA
Cheerio morsel OAT
Chose OPTED
Co-star of Teri and Felicity EVA
Coal carrier BIN
Computer peripheral LINEPRINTER
Dictator's first words? INRE
Eventful times ERAS
Female turkey HEN
Fiery gemstone OPAL
Former rival of Pan Am TWA
French door component, perhaps SASH
Gaits CANTERS
Gangly one STRINGBEAN
Gaping mouths MAWS
Genealogical record TREE
Gin maker Whitney ELI
Gulf Coast bird EGRET
Heavenward ABOVE
Hong Kong housemaids AMAHS
Inner turmoil ANGST
Irene of "Fame" CARA
Irritates GALLS
It's a matter of pride EGO
It's crossed in time? TEE
James Dean's last film GIANT
Joplin composition RAG
Lacks durability WEARS
Last name in fashion DIOR
Least wild TAMEST
Letter-writing guide STENCIL
Like a fairy-tale wolf BAD
Loose, as shoelaces UNTIED
Made the fir fly? HEWED
Clues Answers
Match play? ARSON
Mends, as socks DARNS
Montana mining city BUTTE
Mountain shelter LODGE
Moves speedily HURTLES
Muslim pilgrim's goal MECCA
Nasty and then some CRUEL
Nether digit TOE
Not of the cloth LAIC
Period of decline EBBTIDE
Perry of fashion ELLIS
Pick CULL
Place to kick back DEN
Places to overnight INNS
Plants with showy flowers DAHLIAS
Plays quoits TOSSES
Pre-1917 Russian ruler TSAR
Prestige STATURE
Proceed without power COAST
Prominent, as a feature SALIENT
Quiet place? SET
Reputed monster's loch NESS
Robin's residence NEST
Rotating piece of machinery CAM
Schlep TOTE
Silverback, e.g GORILLA
Small fruit pie TART
Source of some sugar CANE
Stood up AROSE
Subject that gives students lots of problems MATH
They're far from the center ENDS
Throw off EMIT
Took on ASSUMED
Tree with fluttering leaves ASPEN
Trial or tribulation WOE
Ullmann of "Cries and Whispers" LIV
UPI, for one WIRESERVICE
Venerable English institution ETON
Well-worn THREADBARE