New York Times - Oct 20 2006

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Clues Answers
'Is that ___?' ANO
'___ hand …' ONONE
1948 Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius ARNE
2003 Pancho Villa portrayer ANTONIOBANDERAS
Agcy. founded to help fight malaria CDC
Bambi's aunt ENA
Beer holder TUN
Beyond medical help, for short DOA
Blake on 'M*A*S*H,' e.g. LTCOL
Book of the Book of Mormon ENOS
Brand with a tiger mascot ESSO
Charge of Moses JEWS
Claret alternative, briefly ZIN
Classic piano tune first recorded in 1921 KITTENONTHEKEYS
Company BAND
Conductors' places PODIA
Crybabies BAWLERS
Deceptive play FAKE
Deflation indicator SSSS
Dig discovery: Var. SHERD
Evening, in Emden ABEND
Exerciser's target ABS
Exhausts, say GASES
French shaker contents SEL
Goldfish in 'Pinocchio' CLEO
Hopped off ALIT
Illegally UNDERTHECOUNTER
Is in harmony JIBES
Isn't pleasant to remember LEAVESABADTASTE
It's drawn for the dirty BATH
Its flag has a big white circle in the middle LAOS
J.F.K.'s U.N. ambassador AES
Kentucky ___, annual Louisville race OAKS
Kind of salad PASTA
Large number SCAD
Lead CLUE
Clues Answers
Lengthy meals? HEROS
Letter getters: Abbr. POS
Like some onions SAUTEED
Locale of more than 50 volcanoes ALEUTIANISLANDS
Long intro? ERE
Lover of Orion EOS
Lustrous fur OTTER
Natural butters RAMS
Nonexistent NIL
Novelist Packer ANN
Ones associated with wheels and deals CASINOS
Orsk is on it URAL
Pass ENACT
Paula of CNN ZAHN
Places where organs may be seen: Abbr. ORS
Poet who wrote the novel 'The Fathers' TATE
Powers that be INS
Radio station expense CDS
Really fancy COVET
River through Yakutsk LENA
Some European political leaders SOCIALDEMOCRATS
Something that might roll over, briefly IRA
Spell BOUT
Spread stick OLEO
St. Louis bridge designer EADS
Start of a 20 Questions question ISIT
Statement subsequently belied FAMOUSLASTWORDS
Suit protector? GOLDENPARACHUTE
Swirl EDDY
Symphony score abbr. STR
Team with a bridge in its logo METS
The 'gods' in 'Chariots of the Gods?,' in brief ETS
Time in Times Square EASTERNSTANDARD
Two, in Brazil DOIS
Where you may see a bust ARTSHOW
Word repeated in 'The Whiffenpoof Song' BAA