New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th January 1994

There are 75 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th January 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Mozart's alleged poisoner	SALIERI
AAcross 8:	In jeopardy
AAcross 15:	Itsy-bitsy bits
AAcross 20:	Part-time reporter
AAcross 21:	Stimulate
AAcross 22:	Text for public reading
AAcross 23:	Election pledges?	CHAMPAGNEPROMISES
AAcross 25:	"Mefistofele" composer	BOITO
AAcross 26:	Noted Washington couple
AAcross 27:	Oilstone
AAcross 28:	1982 World Cup site
AAcross 29:	Place for props?
AAcross 30:	Talked into
AAcross 31:	Lapwings
AAcross 33:	Joseph Smith's grp.	LDS
AAcross 34:	Tittle
AAcross 35:	Comeback victor of 1974
AAcross 36:	Daffy Duck's voice
AAcross 37:	Reason for sudden death
AAcross 39:	"Le Coq _____"
AAcross 40:	The Wild Man of Africa
AAcross 41:	Termite's medium	DRYWOOD
AAcross 45:	Election victory celebration?	MERRYGANDERING
AAcross 49:	Last place?
AAcross 50:	Rockefeller and others
AAcross 52:	Not playing around
AAcross 53:	End of _____	ANERA
AAcross 54:	Former French Sudan
AAcross 55:	Subject of the movie "Sweet Dreams"
AAcross 56:	Mussolini's son-in-law	CIANO
AAcross 60:	Political therapists?	WARDHEALERS
AAcross 63:	Hubble component
AAcross 64:	Winston Cup sponsor	NASCAR
AAcross 65:	Gold source
AAcross 66:	Lawyer Dershowitz
AAcross 68:	Highest degrees
AAcross 69:	With 74-Across, devious skill in politics?
AAcross 74:	See 69-Across
AAcross 78:	Ford's press secretary	NESSEN
AAcross 79:	Lane-Lerner's "On _____ Day"	ACLEAR
AAcross 80:	Words from Caesar	ETTU
AAcross 81:	Informality
AAcross 83:	Bear hugs
AAcross 84:	Louise or Victoria
AAcross 86:	House whips?	PARTYWHACKS
AAcross 93:	Pan-fry
AAcross 94:	Warlord in the news	AIDID
AAcross 95:	_____ off (beside oneself)
AAcross 96:	Actor Delon	ALAIN
AAcross 97:	Triathlon athletes
AAcross 99:	English composer
AAcross 101:	Excite
AAcross 102:	Prosperous political outing?	FATFINDINGTRIP
AAcross 106:	Gut response
AAcross 107:	"Give it _____!"	ATRY
AAcross 108:	Social hanger-on	IST
AAcross 109:	Arctic explorer	RAE
AAcross 110:	Largo, e.g.
AAcross 112:	Gulager of "The Virginian"	CLU
AAcross 113:	Comment from the brye
AAcross 114:	Society event
AAcross 116:	Post-office pane
AAcross 118:	Meanders
AAcross 122:	Add, as a rider
AAcross 124:	Set on fire
AAcross 126:	_____ de capo
AAcross 127:	"The Frog and the Ox" writer
AAcross 128:	Jaleel White TV role	URKEL
AAcross 129:	Bowing to a Presidential veto?	SENATORIALCURTSEY
AAcross 132:	Contract negotiator
AAcross 133:	Leader of France?	ANATOLE
AAcross 134:	Diving gear
AAcross 135:	Resulted in	LEDTO
AAcross 136:	Mrs. Bob Hope	DOLORES
AAcross 137:	Yea votes
DDown 1:	Filibuster
DDown 2:	Type of conflict
DDown 3:	Ruby items
DDown 4:	_____ sense	INA
DDown 5:	Highbrow
DDown 6:	Celebrity
DDown 7:	Pacific
DDown 8:	Air traffic controllers' sys.	ASR
DDown 9:	Relative of Wm. or Robt.	THOS
DDown 10:	"Home Sweet Home" site
DDown 11:	Three-note chord
DDown 12:	Point in orbit
DDown 13:	Poignant
DDown 14:	Annapolis grad.
DDown 15:	Up
DDown 16:	"Tummy Trouble" character
DDown 17:	Paperwork?
DDown 18:	Mary of "Equal Time"	MATALIN
DDown 19:	Bracing
DDown 20:	"Off you go!"
DDown 23:	I.R.A. investments	CDS
DDown 24:	Dearie
DDown 29:	Mob
DDown 31:	Graph
DDown 32:	Maneuver
DDown 34:	"Go and Catch a Falling Star" poet
DDown 36:	Maverick Idaho Senator	BORAH
DDown 38:	Evaders' enemy
DDown 39:	Sews up
DDown 40:	See 48 Down
DDown 41:	Dead heat
DDown 42:	Hebrew name meaning "joy"	RENA
DDown 43:	W.W. I battle site	YSER
DDown 44:	Promise
DDown 45:	Eshkol's successor
DDown 46:	Soviet dissident Bonner	YELENA
DDown 47:	Get ahead
DDown 48:	Houdini et al., with 40 Down
DDown 50:	Well-founded
DDown 51:	Nicholas Gage book	ELENI
DDown 54:	Clarke of "The Public Enemy"
DDown 55:	Button one's lip
DDown 57:	Handel's "_____ and Galatea"	ACIS
DDown 58:	Big shot
DDown 59:	Algerian port
DDown 61:	Middle of a famous trio
DDown 62:	Saved with "away"
DDown 64:	"_____ taxes"	NONEW
DDown 67:	Stock holding
DDown 69:	Pouches
DDown 70:	John Wooden's school	UCLA
DDown 71:	Blue in Berlin	BLAU
DDown 72:	Appear before a House committee
DDown 73:	Dukas ballet	LAPERI
DDown 75:	_____ duck
DDown 76:	Harvest goddess
DDown 77:	Director of "Breaking Away"
DDown 82:	A Chaplin	SYD
DDown 84:	Brink
DDown 85:	_____ of thieves
DDown 87:	"Take _____ from me"	ATIP
DDown 88:	Oprah's production company
DDown 89:	Jesus, for one	ALOU
DDown 90:	Net lining in a woman's hat
DDown 91:	Philematologist's study
DDown 92:	Old knife
DDown 94:	Ellerbee's "_____ It Goes"
DDown 98:	Salad bulb
DDown 99:	Car-front cover
DDown 100:	"Fairy tales"
DDown 101:	Music enhancers
DDown 102:	Sure-enough
DDown 103:	Loose
DDown 104:	Hauled
DDown 105:	John Deere product
DDown 106:	Repercussions
DDown 110:	Pacific battle site of 1943
DDown 111:	Herzog and Zola	EMILES
DDown 113:	_____ allegro (very quickly)
DDown 114:	Pitched
DDown 115:	One of nine
DDown 117:	Randy's skating partner
DDown 118:	Understand
DDown 119:	Small helpers	ASSTS
DDown 120:	John and Jane
DDown 121:	Rudolf Abel, e.g.
DDown 123:	Artist Rockwell
DDown 124:	"A _____'clock scholar"	TENO
DDown 125:	Patch site
DDown 127:	Give _____ for one's money	ARUN
DDown 129:	Triste
DDown 130:	Latin thing
DDown 131:	Deal with