New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th September 1996 There are 70 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th September 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ___ Na NaSHAAAcross 4: Capitoline Museum siteROMEAAcross 8: ___ blankDRAWAAAcross 13: Flying Eagle, 1856-58CENTAAcross 17: TV/film director Averback et al.HYSAAcross 18: Pre-fax transmissionTELEXAAcross 19: "O Sanctissima," e.g.CAROLAAcross 20: 1934 Douglas Freeman biographyRELEEAAcross 21: Post-___ (surgical follow-ups)OPSAAcross 22: "___ Street Blues"BEALEAAcross 23: FireplaceINGLEAAcross 24: Writer Wiesel and othersELIESAAcross 25: "Independence Day" settingTHEOVALOFFICEAAcross 28: CliqueCIRCLEOFFRIENDSAAcross 30: CheekPERTNESSAAcross 31: Remainder of RennesRESTEAAcross 33: Foot comforterINSOLEAAcross 34: LooseUNTIEDAAcross 35: Go one betterSURPASSAAcross 37: Scotland yards?METRESAAcross 38: "The Wonder Years" yearsTEENSAAcross 39: Charity eventBAZAARAAcross 40: Mademoiselle's motherMEREAAcross 41: W.W. II heroDDEAAcross 42: Stayed at homeWASINAAcross 43: "Odyssey" peakOSSAAAcross 46: 229-year-old TV alienALFAAcross 49: Word with care or mareDAYAAcross 50: AxiomsTRUTHSAAcross 52: ___ nothingALLORAAcross 54: Twisted entertainment?RUBIKSCUBESAAcross 59: Early computerENIACAAcross 60: Produce foliageLEAVEAAcross 61: BullyMENACEAAcross 62: Add more lanes toREWIDENAAcross 64: Millay workSONNETAAcross 65: ___ a minuteAMILEAAcross 66: Seattle player, for shortSONICAAcross 67: Sunken treasure siteBERMUDA TRIANGLEAAcross 69: One who can't get outLIFERAAcross 70: ShellsCONCHSAAcross 72: Some library vols.O.E.D.AAcross 72: Some library vols.OEDAAcross 73: Suffix with practicalITYAAcross 74: Where Navajo Mountain isUTAHAAcross 75: ___ du jourCARTEAAcross 78: Giant's wordFUMAAcross 81: First of allADAMAAcross 84: Type inclined to stressITALICAAcross 86: OptimistHOPERAAcross 88: Buddhist sermonsSUTRASAAcross 91: CladATTIREDAAcross 93: DishevelTOUSLEAAcross 94: Jack-in-the-pulpits, e.g.AROIDSAAcross 95: Part of a Gilbert and Sullivan chorusTRA-LAAAcross 96: Travels overseasISABROADAAcross 98: Puts at riskLAYSONTHELINEAAcross 100: Starting overBACKTOSQUAREONEAAcross 102: BondUNITEAAcross 103: Large quantityREAMSAAcross 105: Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," e.g.SUITEAAcross 106: Actress PeeplesNIAAAcross 107: Film producer De Laurentiis et al.DINOSAAcross 108: Temple pilastersANTASAAcross 109: Harmony partsALTOSAAcross 110: Sharp-nosed fishEELAAcross 111: Isn't robustSAGSAAcross 112: "Miracle on 34th Street" actor JohnPAYNEAAcross 113: Mexican breadPESOAAcross 114: Q's tailRSTDDown 1: Randy Barnes's Olympic gold-winning eventSHOT PUTDDown 1: Randy Barnes's Olympic gold-winning eventSHOTPUTDDown 2: Like A-framesHYPHENEDDDown 3: MaintainedASSERTEDDDown 4: Lowered, as a mastREEFEDDDown 5: Five Norwegian kingsOLAFSDDown 6: Singer Etheridge and othersMELISSASDDown 7: Suit, so to speakEXECDDown 8: Seventh-century dateDCIDDown 9: Easily beatRANCIRCLESAROUNDDDown 10: Special vocabulariesARGOTSDDown 11: Tom and ThomasWOLFESDDown 12: A as in AbsalomALEFDDown 13: Popular pizza brandCELESTEDDown 14: "Sense and Sensibility" sisterELINORDDown 15: RazzNEEDLEDDown 16: Title roles for MacLaine and KinskiTESSESDDown 18: Hearty entreesTBONESDDown 20: Conductor FritzREINERDDown 26: Chocolate drinkOVALTINEDDown 27: WanderingERRANTDDown 29: Coleridge poemRIMEDDown 32: Auto indus. regulatorE.P.A.DDown 32: Auto indus. regulatorEPADDown 36: Weapon of warUZIDDown 39: HowlsBAYSDDown 40: Like some pronouns: Abbr.MASCDDown 42: U.S. Pacific atollWAKEDDown 44: Toronto All-Star pitcher DaveSTIEBDDown 45: 1953 Paramount hitSHANEDDown 46: TV host StewartALANADDown 47: "Jules and Jim" situationLOVETRIANGLEDDown 48: StewFRETDDown 49: Kitchen gizmoDICERDDown 51: First, Second or Third stateREICHDDown 52: Not just in the headALOUDDDown 53: AdvanceLENDDDown 54: SendREMITDDown 55: ConsolidateUNIFYDDown 56: Farm unitBALEDDown 57: Two to eightCUBE ROOTDDown 58: Cathartic drugSENNADDown 61: French Sudan, todayMALIDDown 63: Campbell songWICHITALINEMANDDown 64: Fictional pirateSMEEDDown 66: RiffraffSCUMDDown 68: Cadet's course, for shortROTCDDown 71: Ancient charmSCARABDDown 76: It may take some hopsALEDDown 77: TwitRIDICULEDDown 78: FrankFOURSQUAREDDown 79: Awake before anotherUPSOONERDDown 80: Griffith and othersMELANIESDDown 81: Nobles, colloquiallyARISTOSDDown 82: Pedestal partsDADOESDDown 83: League: Abbr.ASSNDDown 85: "___ I Kissed You" (Everly Brothers song)TILDDown 86: DriftersHOBOESDDown 87: Like some card handsREDEALTDDown 88: Toast wordsSALUDSDDown 89: Muse with a globeURANIADDown 90: Acting idlyTOYINGDDown 91: Parthenon sculptureATHENADDown 92: ConcordTREATYDDown 93: Portable artTATTOODDown 97: BlackoutsSKITSDDown 99: Quicksand, e.g.TRAPDDown 101: "Now!"ASAPDDown 104: Capt.'s directionSSE