L.A. Times Magazine - Oct 21 2007

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Clues Answers
"Adios!" SOLONG
"Band of Gold" singer Payne FREDA
"Be right with ya" ONESEC
"Faster! Faster!" GOGO
"Thy will ___" BEDONE
"Trust ___" NOONE
"What ill wind ___ you hither?" WAFTS
"___ get older ..." ASI
"___ old cowhand ..." IMAN
1900 MCM
1956 crisis site SUEZCANAL
1960s activist who's calm at all times? STOICALLYCARMICHAEL
Abbr. after a Trenton politico's name DNJ
Above, in Bonn UBER
Actress who doesn't like owing money for too long? BURNADEBTPETERS
Additive that once sponsored Richard Petty STP
Admittance alert: abbr. SRO
As a result of wagering ONABET
At the ready ALERT
Author Umberto ECO
Author whose story lines are full of holes? POROUSPASTERNAK
Being, to Brutus ESSE
Best-liked: abbr. FAV
Biol., e.g. SCI
Blacken, as a steak CHAR
Break into bits SHATTER
Bridge pro Charles GOREN
Bruckner and Karas ANTONS
Bullets AMMO
Busy Bowl game mo. DEC
Cabinet member who doesn't like houses? CONDOLEASERRICE
Chin extension? ESE
Christmas poet who's kind to convicts? CLEMENCYMOORE
Church recess APSE
Coal or pine product TAROIL
Cole Porter's "___ We Fools" WERENT
Craig Ferguson's network CBS
Cybercafe patrons USERS
Dancer Charisse CYD
Danglers in delis SALAMIS
Dashboard abbr. CHG
Didn't disturb LEFTBE
Ecstasy RAPTURE
Emerson efforts ESSAYS
Feel sorrow GRIEVE
Fertilizer material NITRATE
Film category GENRE
Flip side of the Beatles' "Help!" (1965) IMDOWN
Flu strain ASIATIC
Galley gear OARS
Go long, as a meeting RUNOVER
Good name for a Russian runner, perhaps OLEG
Grizzly, to Guzman OSO
Guitarist who's not much of a snacker? ENTREESEGOVIA
Home of Headline News CNN
Hornets' home NEST
It may have locking drawers DESK
It's hot in here OVEN
John Dewey book, ___ Experience ARTAS
Joplin piece RAG
Jouster's covering ARMOR
Kevin in A Fish Called Wanda OTTO
Kite eater in Peanuts TREE
Lack of modesty EGO
Lawn cutters MOWERS
Like some massages SENSUAL
Literal or figurative stews OLIOS
Lithium ___ battery ION
Clues Answers
Lively dance with a French name GIGUE
Loosen, as a knot UNDO
Many a prayer PLEA
Melville subject SEA
Metro station STOP
Misbehaved WASBAD
Monkees hit, "Last ___ Clarksville" TRAINTO
Monkey's munchie BANANA
More repulsive UGLIER
More, in Monterrey MAS
Mythical dreamboat ADONIS
N.Y. newspaper name OCHS
Naval officer who likes to shoot a few baskets? JUMPBALLJONES
Naval rank: Abbr. ENS
Nightclub "spinmeisters" DJS
No longer on the board ERASED
Ominous loop NOOSE
One of two circus supports STILT
Opinions or panoramas VIEWS
Ore.'s Hood et al. MTS
Out ___ (irritable) OFSORTS
Overlooks MISSES
Part of a rolling stone expression NOMOSS
Peas keeper? CAN
People of the Sun AZTECS
Philadelphia suburb, ___ Cynwyd BALA
Pie nut PECAN
Popular Bayer antibiotic CIPRO
Psychiatrist Alfred ADLER
Right now, to an RN STAT
Russian port on the Don ROSTOV
Sailor's saint ELMO
Saint associated with the first oratorios NERI
Salad type CAESAR
Say yes ASSENT
Score clock abbr. MIN
Serious pests HARASSERS
Si follower SENOR
Signals OK NODS
Singer Sumac YMA
Singer with a great set of pipes? GLOTTISKNIGHT
Skycap's cartful BAGS
Some Ivy Leaguers ELIS
Start of a Eugene O'Neill play AMOON
Starting ASOF
Stick in one's ___ CRAW
Street ___ CRED
Structures resembling 1 Down SACS
Tempe sch. ASU
Thai tongue LAO
The Waldorf-___ ASTORIA
Tie again, as a knot REDO
Title anew RENAME
Top Hat studio RKO
Toys for tots RATTLES
Traces of the past RELICS
Turbulent STORMY
TV channels 14 and up UHF
Type of wrestling SUMO
Wade opponent ROE
Way ROUTE
What drivers shift, in Britain GEARLEVER
Wheat varieties SPELTS
Wonder AWE
Wood nymphs DRYADS
Writer who can't help saying nice things? FLATTERYOCONNOR
Yard-sale caveat ASIS
Yom Kippur observers ATONERS