New York Times - Apr 12 2008

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Clues Answers
'America the Beautiful' poet Katharine Lee ___ BATES
'Lucky Number Slevin' actress, 2006 LIU
'Too rich for my blood' IFOLD
'Watership Down' director Martin ROSEN
'___ sir ...' KIND
1950s Dodgers pitcher ___ Labine CLEM
A musician might pick it UKULELE
Admission of clumsiness IBROKEIT
Bender JAG
Big wheels MOGULS
Boo-boo OWIE
Bouts of madness DELIRIA
Certain mail destination: Abbr. APO
Customary start for Wimbledon singles finals TWOPM
Defend with focus, in football KEYON
Finish, with 'up' SEW
French department that's home to the Chartreuse Mountains ISERE
G.I. hangout USO
Gear impediment SAND
Go-___ (certain motorized scooters) PEDS
Hospital patron STJUDE
Ink holder PAD
Kegger cry TOGA
Kennedyesque conquests NEWFRONTIERS
Kindergarten admonition ACTNICE
Level TEARDOWN
Like some glasses THREED
Like the grunge rock movement POSTPUNK
Like the hoi polloi NONU
Lipitor and such STATINS
M.O. SYS
Mayor's introduction? THEHONORABLE
More strung out LONGER
Not ahead ASTERN
Clues Answers
Palestinian fighters FEDAYEEN
Place for a comb MANE
Player coached by Hank Stram KANSASCITYCHIEF
Polish ELEGANCE
Pulitzer-winning historian Doris ___ Goodwin KEARNS
Recipe amount PINCH
Reciprocal action TAT
Rested TOOKTEN
Savanna bounders IMPALAS
Sealed ENSURED
See 21-Across ITNOW
See 42-Across STATES
Setting numbered in multiples of the square root of 2 FSTOP
Situation early in an inning ONEAWAY
Slovenian-born N.B.A. guard Vujacic SASHA
State University of New York campus site ONEONTA
Stimulate AWAKEN
Strip authority PITBOSS
Subject of a golf lesson GRIP
Target of some soccer kicks FARPOST
Tennis's Nastase ILIE
The Galloping Gourmet GRAHAMKERR
TNT ingredient? TOLUENE
Top Médoc classification PREMIERCRU
Tub handle? PARKAY
Underwritten? CAPTIONED
Ventriloquist's prop TRUNK
Wearer of a wraparound cloth called a lavalava SAMOAN
Where Neptune can be found INTHESEA
Winner of a record 82 P.G.A. Tour events SNEAD
With 14-Down, part of a U.S. political map RED
With 32-Down, end of an advertising pitch GET
Word with flute or horn ALTO
___ adagio (score direction) POCO