New York Times Answers - Friday, 29th September 1995

There are 31 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 29th September 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Storage	CLOSETSPACE
AAcross 12:	Baseball fans' delights
AAcross 14:	"Jane Avril dansant" artist
AAcross 16:	Pitcher
AAcross 17:	Golfer Ballesteros	SEVE
AAcross 18:	"I ____ Rock" (1966 hit)
AAcross 19:	Jerks
AAcross 20:	Goddess named in the opening of the "Aeneid"
AAcross 21:	Groucho in "A Night at the Opera"
AAcross 22:	Beggary
AAcross 23:	Fanlight section
AAcross 24:	Meanness
AAcross 25:	River's curve
AAcross 26:	Arizona native
AAcross 27:	Blotto
AAcross 28:	Debater's entitlement	EQUALTIME
AAcross 30:	Drug-yielding plants
AAcross 33:	Military installation
AAcross 34:	Confuse
AAcross 37:	Kind of gold
AAcross 38:	A word of warning	DONT
AAcross 39:	Handouts
AAcross 40:	Infamous name in spying	AMES
AAcross 41:	The Jacksons' hometown
AAcross 42:	"Nobody's Fool" author Richard	RUSSO
AAcross 43:	Good times
AAcross 44:	Kachina doll-makers
AAcross 45:	Cato's epithet
AAcross 46:	Anyway
AAcross 49:	Wait awhile
AAcross 50:	Begging	ONONESKNEES
DDown 1:	Soup, salad, etc.
DDown 2:	Made quiet
DDown 3:	Orchestra positions
DDown 4:	Musical sign
DDown 5:	M.I.T. degrees	EES
DDown 6:	Novel featuring Lady Brett Ashley	THESUNALSORISES
DDown 7:	Lover of Endymion
DDown 8:	Track star Nurmi	PAAVO
DDown 9:	In unison	ADUE
DDown 10:	This: Fr.	CET
DDown 11:	Not constant
DDown 12:	Delights?
DDown 13:	Iraqi or Israeli
DDown 14:	Honorific for Macbeth
DDown 15:	In a box
DDown 20:	Dr.'s magazine	JAMA
DDown 21:	Humorist-novelist Read	OPIE
DDown 23:	Saint ____ (early Roman bishop)	PIUS
DDown 24:	Sport in a ring
DDown 26:	Alphabetic run	PQRS
DDown 27:	Leave in the lurch
DDown 28:	Sushi fare
DDown 29:	Bantam
DDown 30:	"The Afternoon of ____"	AFAUN
DDown 31:	Site of Vandenberg Air Force Base	LOMPOC
DDown 32:	Reply in a playground argument	DOESTOO
DDown 34:	Museum displays
DDown 35:	Baseball's Gregg et al.	OLSONS
DDown 36:	Physicist Ohm	GEORG
DDown 38:	She became a laurel tree, in myth
DDown 39:	Firth of Tay city	DUNDEE
DDown 41:	Entrained	GOTON
DDown 42:	Silents star Adorée	RENEE
DDown 44:	Southernmost U.S. city
DDown 45:	"High Hopes" lyricist	CAHN
DDown 47:	Wooed partner?
DDown 48:	"For shame!"