New York Times - Jul 5 1998

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'Bulworth' star BEATTY
'Good Times' star, in 70's TV ROLLE
'Here ___ Again' (1987 #1 hit) IGO
'Phantom Lady' actress, 1944 RAINES
'Seven' or '10,' e.g. MOVIE
'Take two' was his motto NOAH
'The Last Time I Saw Paris' composer KERN
'Thérèse Raquin' novelist ZOLA
'Yo!' HEYYOU
1993 A.F.C. Rookie of the Year Rick MIRER
37-Down, e.g. CLUB
A bell ringer closes it: Abbr. NYSE
A little work ERG
A new twist? CREATIVEWRING
A three or a five, for instance WOOD
Absolutely clean SCOURED
Agape AWED
Aggressive TYPEA
Ancient Greek physician GALEN
Ancient greeting AVE
Answers RSVPS
Baby TINY
Battery CELL
Beige shirt with khaki pants? CLASHOFTHETANS
Belief that all natural objects have souls ANIMISM
Big splash ECLAT
Bite, so to speak ZEST
Black Sea locale ODESSA
Bohemian, e.g. CZECH
Calendar abbr. SEP
Calm ALLAY
Calmer OPIATE
Case for Ace Ventura? PETLARCENY
Certain constellation star BETA
Challenging reply WHYNOT
Concert sites ODEA
Concord AMITY
Critic Judith CRIST
Cutlass, e.g. OLDS
Czar of 1682-1725 PETERI
Dapper ones DANS
Discharge LETGO
Disrespect SASS
Each PER
Ending of many Web site names ORG
Eskimo-___ (language group) ALEUT
European capital RIGA
Ex-hoopster Dave, after he went to Washington? BINGTHEBULLET
Fabrication YARN
Far East carrier, for short KAL
Far East carrier, for short KAL.
Farm sound BAA
First baseball player to make $1 million a year RYAN
Flaubert creation BOVARY
Funny one RIOT
Gamepieces PEGS
Gang's domain TURF
Genius? GREATBRAIN
Girl in a #1 Everly Brothers hit SUSIE
Goal-oriented activity HOCKEY
Great interest USURY
Grp. in peace accords IRA
Hairdo for the office? WORKPERM
Having fine threads FILAR
Headline trumpeting a new wedding veil? BRIDESHEADREVISED
Hearty entree TBONE
Hesitant LOATH
His name's an anagram of 'gaoler' ALGORE
Home of the Cyclones AMES
How 'Lili Marlene' is played ALLABREVE
It happens EVENT
Clues Answers
Job for a seamstress EDGING
Journal unit DAY
Kilmer communicates with the deaf? VALSIGNS
Kind of bit AUGER
Kind of sale REDTAG
Laughs hysterically SHRIEKS
Leftover CRUMB
Like a golf ball in the rough MISHIT
Like many a castle MOATED
Lilac, e.g. ODOR
Literary inits. RLS
Lord's worker ESNE
Make some fast food DEEPFRY
Make some fast food DEEPFRY.
Needing a pat on the back, say GASSY
Not just given EARNED
Obdurate STONY
Of the belly VENTRAL
One who stays up late OWL
Owns, once HATH
Part of a meter IAMB
Part of a plane NOSE
Partner of Brahma and Vishnu SHIVA
Person of high position WORTHY.
Places where graft is most common? CENTERSOFGRAVY
Plate ump's call WIDE
Pound (down) TAMP
Psalms writer KINGDAVID
Qatar's capital DOHA
Rather soft PULPY
Ready to come out of the oven DONE
Receipts GATE
Repeated cry in a children's argument MINE
Revolt UPRISE
Rikki-Tikki-___ TAVI
Rolls WADS
Runner Sebastian COE
Ruth's mother-in-law NAOMI
Sad TEARY
Sauce ingredient SOY
Shred WHIT
Sits, slangily PARKSIT
Solely ALL
Sound at the door RAP
Split CLEAVE
Sportscaster Dick ENBERG
Spot on a cliff CRAG
St. ___, Switzerland MORITZ
Starting point WOMB
Still EVEN
Stone size CARAT
Strengthen BEEFUP
Supply boat PACKET
The Miners of the N.C.A.A. UTEP
Tigers foe ELIS
Tips ENDS
Took steps STRODE
Toshiba competitor RCA
Tour grp. LPGA
Turning points ELLS
TV's 'The ___ Today' NBA
Twist SKEW
Wagner heroine ISOLDE
Wallop SLUG
Wherry equipment OARS
Woman of 'Today' KATIE
Word after who or what ELSE
Workers in columns CPAS
Writer Harte BRET
___ dixit IPSE
___ were ASIT