New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th March 1995

There are 83 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th March 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	'60s labor leader
AAcross 6:	Aristotle treatise
AAcross 12:	They're no gentlemen
AAcross 16:	Filmmaker's special effects shot
AAcross 21:	TV comic Degeneres	ELLEN
AAcross 22:	Fit to till
AAcross 23:	Mule Sal's canal
AAcross 24:	Literature Nobelist Canetti	ELIAS
AAcross 25:	Headline of #36,683 (Ju1y 1, 1958)	ALASKATOJOINUNION
AAcross 28:	Explosive liquid
AAcross 29:	Motley
AAcross 30:	Nightclothes, informally
AAcross 31:	Fragrant compound
AAcross 32:	Gym wear
AAcross 33:	Controversial James Lovelock book
AAcross 35:	Marks left
AAcross 36:	Proust hero	SWANN
AAcross 37:	Headline of #6,256 (Oct. 9, 1871)	FIRESINCHICAGO
AAcross 43:	Holiday stamp
AAcross 44:	Language suffix
AAcross 47:	Eared seals
AAcross 48:	Proboscis
AAcross 49:	Be gracious to
AAcross 50:	Ancient Chinese dynasty
AAcross 50:	Ancient Chinese dynasty
AAcross 51:	Sang like a crow
AAcross 52:	Bull: Prefix	TAUR
AAcross 54:	It has many feet
AAcross 55:	Assault
AAcross 57:	Headline of #31,545 (June 6, 1944)	ALLIEDARMIESLAND
AAcross 62:	Slowpoke
AAcross 63:	Part of L.A.
AAcross 64:	"The Cocktail Party" playwright
AAcross 65:	Roofer's concern
AAcross 66:	Alters
AAcross 68:	They can be grand
AAcross 69:	Where clothes spin
AAcross 70:	Ziegfeld, to pals	FLO
AAcross 71:	Hootchie _____	KOO
AAcross 72:	Baseball historian Burns
AAcross 72:	Baseball historian Burns
AAcross 75:	Vandals
AAcross 76:	Tiny openings
AAcross 77:	Song sung singly
AAcross 78:	Variety show since 1975: Abbr.	SNL
AAcross 79:	Uganda's Amin	IDI
AAcross 80:	Dortmund dessert	EIS
AAcross 81:	Pipe root
AAcross 82:	Point count bidding pioneer	GOREN
AAcross 83:	Socials
AAcross 85:	Anthony or Elmo, e.g.
AAcross 86:	Dolphin sense
AAcross 87:	Alphabet trio	RST
AAcross 90:	Mellow Mel	TORME
AAcross 91:	Headline of #48,377 (Oct. 3, 1990)	TWOGERMANYSUNITE
AAcross 95:	Party line
AAcross 96:	Iran's Bani-_____	SADR
AAcross 97:	Hardly trustworthy
AAcross 98:	"All right"
AAcross 99:	Eight-time Norris Trophy winner
AAcross 100:	Cooper's Bumppo
AAcross 102:	Box
AAcross 104:	Comic strip originally called "Li'l Folks"
AAcross 106:	Mao follower	TSE
AAcross 107:	Swing around
AAcross 108:	Headline of #26,212 (Oct. 30, 1929)	STOCKSCOLLAPSE
AAcross 111:	Biological bodies
AAcross 113:	Unwilling
AAcross 114:	Hit obliquely, as a nail
AAcross 115:	Stage actress Martin et al.	LEILAS
AAcross 117:	Malaysian export
AAcross 118:	Comet's path in the sky
AAcross 119:	Eras
AAcross 125:	"Ragged Dick" writer
AAcross 126:	Headline of #27,710 (Dec. 6, 1933)	PROHIBITIONREPEAL
AAcross 129:	Kind of boom
AAcross 130:	"Beloved" author Morrison	TONI
AAcross 131:	Actress Dorothy	LOUDON
AAcross 132:	Olga's successor	NADIA
AAcross 133:	CBS exec Laurence	TISCH
AAcross 134:	Church part
AAcross 135:	City on the Willamette
AAcross 136:	With it
DDown 1:	Learn via the grapevine
DDown 2:	Stew
DDown 3:	Ross national product
DDown 4:	Song or slug follower
DDown 5:	"Puppy Love" singer, 1960	ANKA
DDown 6:	Sup
DDown 7:	Capricorn, e.g.
DDown 8:	Palindromic Yemeni city
DDown 9:	Nigerian people	IBOS
DDown 10:	Year in Ptolemy's life
DDown 11:	Iroquoian Indians
DDown 12:	Il _____ di gravita	CENTRO
DDown 13:	Bygone Dodge
DDown 14:	New Look designer
DDown 15:	D.C. V.I.P.
DDown 16:	Headline of #40,721 (July 21, 1969)	MENWALKONMOON
DDown 17:	Highly unusual
DDown 18:	Headline of #19,806 (April 16, 1912)	TITANICSINKS
DDown 19:	Not bland
DDown 20:	Those, in Tegucigalpa	ESOS
DDown 26:	Texas A&M player
DDown 27:	Grammarian's topic
DDown 32:	Ugly Duckling, actually
DDown 34:	Reply: Abbr.
DDown 35:	It may be tied
DDown 36:	Tuxedo junction
DDown 37:	The "f" in f-stop
DDown 38:	_____-Turkish War, 1911-12	ITALO
DDown 39:	Singer Lou	RAWLS
DDown 40:	"..._____ saw Elba"	EREI
DDown 41:	Up-down connector
DDown 42:	Eskimo people
DDown 43:	Wood stock sites
DDown 45:	Author Sidney	SHELDON
DDown 46:	Diamond datum
DDown 49:	Color tester
DDown 52:	Cuts away
DDown 53:	"My Michael" writer _____ Oz
DDown 54:	Smooths the way
DDown 56:	Not, to a Scot
DDown 58:	"Cannonball Run" co-star	DELUISE
DDown 59:	Mathematician Turing et al.
DDown 60:	Put teeth into
DDown 61:	Productive hen
DDown 62:	They've got the goods
DDown 67:	Monetary unit of Peru
DDown 68:	Headline of #4,110 (Nov. 25, 1864)	SHERMANSMARCH
DDown 69:	"What's _____?"
DDown 70:	Brief incursion
DDown 72:	Kipling youth	KIM
DDown 73:	Copyholders?
DDown 74:	Headline of #42,566 (Aug. 9, 1974)	NIXONRESIGNS
DDown 76:	Rap sheet info
DDown 77:	Any lad
DDown 81:	Off-color
DDown 82:	Ideal
DDown 84:	Energy unit
DDown 85:	Washington _____
DDown 86:	Brat's look
DDown 87:	Equip
DDown 88:	Proofreading marks
DDown 89:	To the point
DDown 92:	European freshwater fish
DDown 93:	Caspian tributary	URAL
DDown 94:	Pop singer Hendryx
DDown 95:	Rustic house
DDown 96:	Actor Erwin et al.	STUS
DDown 101:	"Woe is me!"
DDown 102:	"First _____ see..."	STARI
DDown 103:	Drink
DDown 104:	"Israfel" writer
DDown 105:	Senior Mormon
DDown 108:	Meryl Streep's 1982 title role	SOPHIE
DDown 109:	Comfortable gait
DDown 110:	Caterpillar's quarters
DDown 112:	Type of acid
DDown 113:	Grebes' cousins
DDown 115:	Z-like
DDown 116:	"The Time Machine" people	ELOI
DDown 117:	Cut short
DDown 118:	Give _____ (pull)	ATUG
DDown 120:	Catcher Tony	PENA
DDown 121:	Solitaire item
DDown 122:	Turn over
DDown 123:	Bangs, e.g.
DDown 124:	Chair support
DDown 126:	Educ. grp.	PTA
DDown 127:	Cash alternative
DDown 128:	From N.M. to N.D