New York Times - Jan 5 2013

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Clues Answers
'Crimes of Passion' Grammy winner PATBENATAR
'Doggone!' DRAT
'Never' NOCHANCE
'___ nui loa' (Hawaiian words of gratitude) MAHALO
1998-2007 Lebanese president Lahoud EMILE
Atl. Coast state DEL
Basis of the song 'It's Now or Never' OSOLEMIO
Big name in car batteries DELCO
Big name in gossip, once WINCHELL
Blizzard battler PLOW
Bone: Prefix OSTE
Boot EJECT
Certain Arabian Peninsula native ADENI
City of 750,000 SW of Warsaw LODZ
Cleaning agent LYE
Cons ANTIS
Constellation that looks like a bent coat hanger LEO
Crown PATE
Density symbol RHO
Designer Gucci ALDO
Dialyzing OSMOSING
Didn't run out for dinner ATEIN
Didn't stop KEPTAT
Drummer with a star on the Walk of Fame WOODYWOODPECKER
E.P.A. computation AQI
First name in 1950s politics ADLAI
Frond supporters STIPES
G follower AFLAT
Graceful genie of myth PERI
Guinier of civil rights LANI
Hit most likely to start an unassisted triple play LINER
Interrogee, often LIAR
It doesn't include a bass GIRLGROUP
It may be followed by [sic] CLOSEQUOTE
Jai alai need PELOTA
Clues Answers
Kind of paint INTERIOR
Kind of surgery ORAL
Knockout BEAUTY
Merry-___ (clown) ANDREW
Miss in an aisle USHERETTE
Mork first appeared on it HAPPYDAYS
Nancy Pelosi's Emmy-nominated daughter ALEXANDRA
Noted Indian burial site AGRA
Novelist Leverson ADA
Onetime big name in hair removal NEET
Opposites of 22-Acrosses HES
Philly court legend DRJ
Price of music LLOYD
Reconcile MAKEPEACE
Run out EXPIRE
Sasquatch studier, say CRYPTOZOOLOGIST
See 5-Down DUES
See 50-Across SHE
Self-titled debut album of 1991 ALANIS
Shrimp protrusion EYESTALK
Shut off END
Slip past EASEBY
Symbols of industry LOGOS
Tennis's Hoad LEW
Test for a tailor TRYON
The Marx Brothers in 'Monkey Business,' e.g STOWAWAYS
They hold water EWERS
Time release ISSUE
Tinactin target FUNGUS
Urgent alerts, briefly APBS
What birds take WING
Where Wyatt Earp operated the Dexter Saloon NOME
With 35-Down, joins the club, perhaps PAYS
Word with cent or cell RED
Writer Wilkinson of The New Yorker ALEC