New York Times Answers - Saturday, 6th July 2002

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 6th July 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Slip source
AAcross 11:	Computer nuisance
AAcross 15:	Site of a blast from the past	ALAMOGORDO
AAcross 16:	Film director ___ C. Kenton	ERLE
AAcross 17:	They have notched collars and patch pockets
AAcross 18:	Baryshnikov, by birth	LETT
AAcross 19:	City on the Skunk River	AMES
AAcross 20:	Comparison words	ASA
AAcross 21:	Opening on stage	SCENEI
AAcross 23:	Part of some mil. titles
AAcross 24:	Pen
AAcross 26:	Top of royalty
AAcross 30:	No couch potato
AAcross 31:	Minute or hour preceder
AAcross 32:	Classic role for an actress
AAcross 34:	Like some answers
AAcross 35:	Old sit-in stagers: Abbr.	SDS
AAcross 36:	Become unlocked?
AAcross 37:	Polish language
AAcross 39:	Moo ___ shrimp	SHU
AAcross 42:	Part after a decimal: Abbr.	CTS
AAcross 43:	Five Nations members
AAcross 47:	City SSW of Tehran
AAcross 48:	Lashes
AAcross 50:	Inn choice
AAcross 51:	They go up when it comes down
AAcross 54:	"For shame!"
AAcross 55:	Wear down
AAcross 56:	Like some rights: Abbr.	CIV
AAcross 58:	"Tuna Fishing" artist
AAcross 59:	Print shop purchase
AAcross 60:	Street language
AAcross 63:	Proof word
AAcross 64:	Political decision-makers
AAcross 65:	W.W. II weapon
AAcross 66:	They have a strong attraction
DDown 1:	Kind of cocktail	BACARDI
DDown 2:	Where Montgomery turned back Rommel	ALAMEIN
DDown 3:	Convention handout
DDown 3:	Convention handout
DDown 4:	Concert array
DDown 5:	Forbiddances
DDown 6:	Near Eastern honorific
DDown 7:	Cool
DDown 8:	Minor mission
DDown 9:	Seasonal schedule abbr.	EDT
DDown 10:	Customer draw
DDown 11:	Three-time French Open winner
DDown 12:	Marriage arrangements?
DDown 13:	Not the same
DDown 14:	Occupations
DDown 22:	1956 Winter Olympics site
DDown 25:	Hacks it
DDown 27:	Jackie in 1947, briefly
DDown 28:	Played
DDown 29:	Biplane?
DDown 33:	Henry's son	EDSEL
DDown 38:	Pro ___	TEM
DDown 39:	Hardly cool cats
DDown 40:	Literary character with the same first and last name	HUMBERT
DDown 41:	Offense
DDown 44:	58-Across, by birth
DDown 45:	Fawn over
DDown 46:	Swift output
DDown 49:	Like some texts
DDown 52:	San ___, Calif.	RAMON
DDown 53:	Subsequently
DDown 57:	Winery equipment
DDown 58:	Hard, in Havana
DDown 61:	"Evil Woman" group, for short	ELO
DDown 62:	Blanket site