New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th September 1997

There are 80 across clues and 62 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th September 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	March event
AAcross 7:	___ law (i=v/r)
AAcross 11:	They may appear in the long run
AAcross 16:	"The Phantom of the Opera" star, 1962	LOM
AAcross 19:	Appear
AAcross 20:	TV actress Spelling
AAcross 21:	Sound from the bleachers
AAcross 22:	She played Sarah in "The Bible"
AAcross 23:	Hardly Mensa material
AAcross 25:	Kind of session	QANDA
AAcross 26:	Understanding
AAcross 26:	Understanding
AAcross 27:	Hard rock, maybe
AAcross 27:	Hard rock, maybe
AAcross 28:	Suburb north of Seattle	LYNNWOOD
AAcross 29:	Mole, for one
AAcross 30:	Directional suffix
AAcross 31:	Warhol icon Sedgwick	EDIE
AAcross 33:	Medit. nation	ISR
AAcross 34:	Tricked
AAcross 35:	Stem joint
AAcross 36:	"The ___ Adventure" ("Star Wars" spinoff)	EWOK
AAcross 37:	Group of planes
AAcross 39:	Bitsy beginning	ITSY
AAcross 40:	Like
AAcross 41:	"Gilligan's Island" actress	DAWNWELLS
AAcross 43:	1974 hit subtitled "Touch the Wind"	ERESTU
AAcross 45:	Composer Prokofiev	SERGEI
AAcross 46:	"Exodus" role	ARI
AAcross 47:	John of York
AAcross 48:	Pizzeria patron
AAcross 49:	Property of housepets?
AAcross 50:	Tackled
AAcross 51:	Hay morsel
AAcross 52:	Reassurer's words	NEVERFEAR
AAcross 54:	Animation
AAcross 55:	Perfect
AAcross 57:	Ending with blind or broad
AAcross 58:	Kilowatt-hour fraction
AAcross 59:	Congratulations, of a sort
AAcross 60:	Decline
AAcross 62:	Bereavements
AAcross 64:	"It Happened One Night" producer
AAcross 67:	Violinist Jean-___ Ponty	LUC
AAcross 68:	Dosage amts.	TBSPS
AAcross 71:	Diamond of records	NEIL
AAcross 73:	Nigerian language
AAcross 74:	Book stores?
AAcross 76:	Cozened
AAcross 77:	First Lady of 1900
AAcross 80:	Magazine that debuted 2/17/33	NEWSWEEK
AAcross 82:	Cheer
AAcross 83:	___ Darya (Asian river)
AAcross 84:	When repeated twice, a 1964 pop hit
AAcross 85:	Botswanan problem
AAcross 86:	Go-getters
AAcross 88:	Portray
AAcross 90:	Grenoble's river
AAcross 91:	Battle of Coronel admiral, 1914	SPEE
AAcross 92:	Drunk's woe, with "the"
AAcross 94:	"The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" playwright
AAcross 95:	Better than never?
AAcross 96:	Pancreas, e.g.
AAcross 97:	Time to look ahead
AAcross 98:	First name in spydom	MATA
AAcross 99:	"___ only knew"	IFI
AAcross 100:	Intersecting street
AAcross 101:	Sammy Davis Jr. had one
AAcross 103:	Drop the ball
AAcross 105:	Small songbird
AAcross 106:	Come about
AAcross 107:	Site of Chief Big Foot's last stand	WOUNDEDKNEE
AAcross 109:	Clockmaker Terry	ELI
AAcross 110:	___ citato	OPERE
AAcross 111:	Not well-done
AAcross 112:	They're not in the nuclear family
AAcross 113:	Matter for a judge
AAcross 114:	Thrills
AAcross 115:	"My Way" songwriter	ANKA
AAcross 116:	Sensible to the nth degree
DDown 1:	___ Fjord (inlet of the Skagerrak)
DDown 2:	Preview programs for computers
DDown 3:	Contract	COMEDOWNWITH
DDown 4:	Transfix
DDown 5:	Possible change in Russia
DDown 6:	Not lethargic
DDown 7:	Idle
DDown 8:	Center of a roast
DDown 9:	Rocky Lane spoke for him	MRED
DDown 10:	Tom Sawyer's half brother	SID
DDown 11:	One letting go
DDown 12:	Couch potatoes, often	CHANNELSURFERS
DDown 13:	"The Furys" novelist James	HANLEY
DDown 14:	Wrapped up
DDown 15:	School reward
DDown 16:	Lausanne lies on it	LAKEOFGENEVA
DDown 17:	Is intemperate	OVERDOESIT
DDown 18:	Quirks, say
DDown 24:	"These Dreams" singer, 1986	ANNWILSON
DDown 29:	Maniacal
DDown 32:	Guitar-picking pioneer Everly
DDown 35:	Math calculation
DDown 36:	North Holland seaport
DDown 37:	Delicate
DDown 38:	In a difficult position
DDown 40:	Tackle
DDown 42:	Open tract
DDown 44:	Drip site
DDown 45:	Ethel Merman and Jack Benny, e.g.	STAGENAMES
DDown 52:	"Children of the Albatross" author	NIN
DDown 53:	Conductor ___ Klas	ERI
DDown 56:	Hold
DDown 57:	Logging-on need	SECRETPASSWORD
DDown 59:	Sorority letter
DDown 61:	Torpedo
DDown 62:	A.M.A. members
DDown 63:	Disgusted
DDown 64:	.6102 cubic inch
DDown 65:	Frederick Forsyth best seller, with "The"	ODESSAFILE
DDown 66:	1975 James Taylor hit	HOWSWEETITIS
DDown 68:	Euripidean work
DDown 69:	Angler's hope
DDown 70:	Chaldeans
DDown 72:	The maximum, often
DDown 74:	___-majesté	LESE
DDown 75:	Turns away
DDown 76:	Put to use
DDown 78:	Duds at work
DDown 79:	Pot grower?
DDown 81:	To be, in Bordeaux	ETRE
DDown 87:	Cave
DDown 89:	Inlet
DDown 91:	Oscar Madison, for one
DDown 93:	Donald's daughter	IVANKA
DDown 96:	Bellyache
DDown 98:	Kind of hound
DDown 100:	U.S.N. personnel	CPOS
DDown 101:	Enter
DDown 102:	Itchings
DDown 104:	Unwind
DDown 107:	Depression-era inits.	WPA
DDown 108:	Resource to be tapped?