New York Times Answers - Saturday, 11th October 1997

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 11th October 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	For a song
AAcross 10:	Not listed above
AAcross 15:	In need of bleeping	UNAIRABLE
AAcross 16:	TV exec Arledge	ROONE
AAcross 17:	Hole-positioning device
AAcross 18:	Supply with fresh troops
AAcross 19:	Many lounge combos
AAcross 20:	Cain raiser
AAcross 21:	San ___	REMO
AAcross 22:	Directional suffix
AAcross 23:	A.A.A. recommendation	RTE
AAcross 24:	Bum
AAcross 26:	Lose acuity
AAcross 28:	Midwest Indians	OSAGES
AAcross 30:	Tea server
AAcross 31:	Patek Philippe competitor	ROLEX
AAcross 33:	Puts in order
AAcross 35:	Like a victim of calumny
AAcross 37:	Jack Kerouac, e.g.
AAcross 39:	"I ___ it"
AAcross 42:	Shipping abbr.
AAcross 43:	Amplified	ONMIKE
AAcross 45:	Scares
AAcross 47:	"Entertaining Mr. ___" (Orton play)	SLOANE
AAcross 49:	Dietary oil source
AAcross 49:	Dietary oil source
AAcross 50:	Book before Esth.	NEH
AAcross 51:	Whisper
AAcross 52:	Barely get, with "out"
AAcross 53:	Daytime Emmy actress Rena	SOFER
AAcross 55:	Province west of Madrid	AVILA
AAcross 57:	Make straight
AAcross 59:	Puerto ___	RICAN
AAcross 60:	Responded disrespectfully
AAcross 61:	Out
AAcross 62:	Kitchen gadgets	EGGTIMERS
DDown 1:	Channeled
DDown 2:	By mistake	INERROR
DDown 3:	Met	RANINTO
DDown 4:	Former leader of the nonaligned movement
DDown 5:	Street: Abbr.	CRES
DDown 6:	Laugh syllable	HAR
DDown 7:	Campy's field
DDown 8:	Spirited	ALIVEANDKICKING
DDown 9:	"Our Gang" pooch	PETE
DDown 10:	Three-time Hart Trophy winner
DDown 11:	It's human	TOERR
DDown 12:	Great success, so to speak
DDown 13:	Makes spoony
DDown 14:	Celebrity
DDown 23:	1987 Steve Martin film	ROXANNE
DDown 24:	Like a mountain goat
DDown 25:	Medical prefix	OSTEO
DDown 27:	Opera heroine who sings "Einsam in trüben Tagen"	ELSA
DDown 29:	"I hadn't thought of that"
DDown 32:	First name in rock	ELTON
DDown 34:	Cabinet dept.	EDUC
DDown 36:	Game with matchsticks
DDown 37:	Coffee producer
DDown 38:	Much-debated school subject
DDown 40:	It may be lit on the Fourth
DDown 41:	Plucker's need
DDown 42:	Tough key for pianists	FSHARP
DDown 44:	Original "Star Trek" actor	KOENIG
DDown 46:	Confetti
DDown 48:	50's ICBM
DDown 52:	Choice word
DDown 53:	"The Chronicles of Clovis" writer
DDown 54:	Utah city	OREM
DDown 56:	Hydrocarbon suffix
DDown 58:	Outer: Prefix