New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st June 2002

There are 42 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st June 2002. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lunar plain
AAcross 5:	"Moon __" (Mancini composition)
AAcross 10:	Superiors of lts.	CPTS
AAcross 14:	A util.	ELEC
AAcross 15:	Author Calvino	ITALO
AAcross 16:	"Blue Moon" lyricist Lorenz
AAcross 17:	Trailblazer Boone, informally	DANL
AAcross 18:	"__ luck!"	LOTSA
AAcross 19:	Libidinous god
AAcross 20:	"A Moon for the Misbegotten" playwright Eugene
AAcross 22:	Finney of "Shoot the Moon"
AAcross 24:	Chicks' sounds
AAcross 27:	Marx's "__ Kapital"
AAcross 28:	New moon is one
AAcross 31:	Computer in "2001"	HAL
AAcross 33:	East of the sun and __ of the moon (fairy tale locale)
AAcross 36:	Debussy's "Clair de __"
AAcross 37:	Actress __ Moon Frye	SOLEIL
AAcross 39:	Bellboy's bonus
AAcross 41:	"__ Devil Moon" (song from "Finian's Rainbow")
AAcross 42:	Place for a pint
AAcross 43:	Conscription org.
AAcross 44:	Swellhead's problem
AAcross 45:	Anderson's "High __"
AAcross 46:	__ 11 (first mission to the moon)
AAcross 48:	Bump into
AAcross 49:	Sidewalk Santa, e.g.
AAcross 51:	__ generis (unique)
AAcross 52:	Feline sounds
AAcross 53:	__ Lingus	AER
AAcross 55:	Rhodes known for his scholarship	CECIL
AAcross 57:	Quarterback great Moon
AAcross 60:	Greek moon goddess
AAcross 64:	"Moon Calf" novelist Floyd
AAcross 65:	Postgame summary
AAcross 68:	Pastry prettifier
AAcross 69:	Band of light around the moon
AAcross 70:	Completely dark area of a shadow cast by the moon
AAcross 71:	"Shine On, Harvest Moon" composer Bayes	NORA
AAcross 72:	Potato covering
AAcross 73:	"__ do" (pessimist's words)	NOCAN
AAcross 74:	Schedule spot
DDown 1:	"Love __" (early Beatles hit)	MEDO
DDown 2:	Shepard, who walked on the moon in 1971
DDown 3:	Actress Russo	RENE
DDown 4:	Solar __ (blocking of the sun's light by the moon)
DDown 5:	Lunar valley
DDown 6:	Simpson trial judge	ITO
DDown 7:	Dyer's tank
DDown 8:	"Born Free" lioness	ELSA
DDown 9:	Explorer Amundsen	ROALD
DDown 10:	Green __ (moon's composition, facetiously)
DDown 11:	Henry VIII's sixth, Catherine __
DDown 12:	Harness race gait
DDown 13:	Ave. crossers	STS
DDown 21:	Peggy or Pinky
DDown 23:	Cries loudly
DDown 25:	A moon of Mars
DDown 26:	Mineo of moviedom
DDown 28:	Novel's essence
DDown 29:	Mr. __ (Tati role)	HULOT
DDown 30:	Tennis's Agassi	ANDRE
DDown 32:	"Moon Over Miami" lyricist Edgar	LESLIE
DDown 34:	Take the helm
DDown 35:	"Moon __" (Penelope Lively novel)
DDown 37:	Have dinner
DDown 38:	Prefix akin to equi-
DDown 40:	Poker stakes
DDown 42:	"It's Only a __ Moon"
DDown 47:	Director Jean-__ Godard	LUC
DDown 48:	Moon of comics	MULLINS
DDown 50:	Brando of "The Teahouse of the August Moon"	MARLON
DDown 52:	Moon__ (sweet treat)
DDown 54:	Any episode of "Moonlighting," now
DDown 56:	Political buff's channel	CSPAN
DDown 57:	Like gravity on the moon
DDown 58:	"__ want for Christmas ..."	ALLI
DDown 59:	Nautilus skipper	NEMO
DDown 61:	Environmental subj.	ECOL
DDown 62:	Roman fiddler of legend
DDown 63:	The "E" of Q.E.D.	ERAT
DDown 64:	Some A.L. sluggers	DHS
DDown 66:	North-of-the-border TV network
DDown 67:	Astronomical altar