New York Times Answers - Thursday, 2nd February 1995

There are 43 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 2nd February 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 2:	Links org.	PGA
AAcross 5:	Hollers
AAcross 10:	Support
AAcross 14:	Speech fumbles
AAcross 15:	Charlotte cager
AAcross 16:	Mitch Miller's instrument
AAcross 17:	Bandleader Edmundo	ROS
AAcross 18:	Mr. Kosygin	ALEXEI
AAcross 19:	"Lean ____" (Bill Withers hit)	ONME
AAcross 20:	The Smothers Brothers, e.g.
AAcross 21:	Alice's restaurant
AAcross 22:	Make hand over fist
AAcross 24:	Open
AAcross 26:	Bottom-line amount
AAcross 28:	"Odyssey" enchantress
AAcross 29:	Antic
AAcross 30:	Chopin's "Butterfly" et al.
AAcross 32:	February 2 sighting
AAcross 34:	Brighton brew
AAcross 35:	Carved out
AAcross 39:	Cauldron
AAcross 40:	Like a certain period of burrowed time?	SIXWEEK
AAcross 43:	Singer Christie
AAcross 44:	Consent and Reason, e.g.
AAcross 46:	"Six Crises" monogram	RMN
AAcross 47:	37-Down, e.g.
AAcross 49:	They're on the receiving end
AAcross 52:	Cross
AAcross 53:	Maid-for-TV?
AAcross 56:	"Steve Allen Show" regular
AAcross 57:	"Romancero gitano" poet
AAcross 59:	Handsome hunk
AAcross 61:	Cowboys and Indians, e.g.
AAcross 63:	Physicist Georg
AAcross 64:	Actress Diana
AAcross 65:	Casual coverup
AAcross 67:	Stock option
AAcross 68:	Clairvaux cleric
AAcross 69:	Elizabeth I, to poets	ORIANA
AAcross 70:	System start-up
AAcross 71:	Salt deposit?
AAcross 72:	Hornless, as cattle
AAcross 73:	"Citizen Kane" studio	RKO
DDown 1:	For the outlook, look out for his look out!	PUNXSUTAWNEYPHIL
DDown 2:	Lost in Lille
DDown 3:	What 1-Down is
DDown 4:	Hobnob
DDown 5:	Shock treatments?
DDown 6:	Pit
DDown 7:	Blackmailer's words
DDown 8:	Driver's aid
DDown 9:	Be up and about
DDown 10:	Fond of reading
DDown 11:	Dogpatch denizen	ABNER
DDown 12:	"Cathy," e.g.
DDown 13:	Nancy Drew's creator	KEENE
DDown 23:	Virtuoso
DDown 25:	Postfix
DDown 27:	Slipper
DDown 31:	Adjudge
DDown 32:	Toning-up spot
DDown 33:	In fighting trim
DDown 36:	George Gallup competitor	ELMOROPER
DDown 37:	What 3-Down is
DDown 38:	Ding-a-ling
DDown 41:	Mutant cartoon superheroes	XMEN
DDown 42:	Site of 1905's Norway-Sweden split	KARLSTAD
DDown 45:	"The Faerie Queen" poet
DDown 48:	"Who Slew Auntie ____?" (1971 film)
DDown 50:	Bard of boxing
DDown 51:	Any soap opera
DDown 53:	Set upon	HADAT
DDown 54:	Kind of brick
DDown 55:	Kazantzakis character	ZORBA
DDown 58:	"Are not!" response	AMTOO
DDown 60:	What to do when you see red
DDown 62:	D-Day river	ORNE
DDown 66:	Letters angels love?	SRO