| Employee's wrap-up: Abbr. | 29 |
| Presented, as the news: Abbr. | 29 |
| Modern methods of syndication | 29 |
| Block of rows toward the back | 29 |
| Maine-Florida artery, mapwise | 29 |
| First line of a nursery rhyme | 29 |
| Balsa plane "motor" | 29 |
| You might take a hike with it | 29 |
| David Dinkins's successor | 29 |
| "STEIN Song" singer | 29 |
| Maker of rifles and revolvers | 29 |
| Landscape background, perhaps | 29 |
| 1945 Andrews Sisters hit song | 29 |
| ___ temperature (be feverish) | 29 |
| Quick, open-topped automobile | 29 |
| Plan to pay at 2:00 a.m., say | 29 |
| Plan to close at closing, say | 29 |
| Near the bottom of the barrel | 29 |
| Scrambling Namath, literally? | 29 |
| Transporting white envelopes? | 29 |
| Dancer's jogging routine? | 29 |
| Elections following elections | 29 |
| Keeps moving, but just barely | 29 |
| Keeps an open bill at the bar | 29 |
| Namesake of a Lexington arena | 29 |
| Longtime Kentucky hoops coach | 29 |
| Founder of the Russian empire | 29 |
| Element of ambulance driving? | 29 |
| Time when traffic is heaviest | 29 |
| Big name in hotel chocolates? | 29 |
| Nation with eleven time zones | 29 |
| Isaac Asimov's birthplace | 29 |
| Muscovite preparing for work? | 29 |
| Game you can't lose twice | 29 |
| Lee in "Funny Face" | 29 |
| Certain hockey players: Abbr. | 29 |
| Hostile takeover of Jim Beam? | 29 |
| Landmark Nashville auditorium | 29 |
| Hall of Famer Sandberg et al. | 29 |
| Of an ancient Arabian kingdom | 29 |
| Texas–La. border river | 29 |
| River or lake in Tex. and La. | 29 |
| Romans' victims: 290 B.C. | 29 |
| Ancient Romans' neighbors | 29 |
| Something immune to criticism | 29 |
| Goof-up during a cult ritual? | 29 |
| They hold a biker's stuff | 29 |
| Prepares for the cattle drive | 29 |
| Part of a forlorn face, maybe | 29 |
| Hebrew letter (same as tsadi) | 29 |
| Signature of a famed American | 29 |
| "Teen Angel" et al. | 29 |
| Panhandler's spiel, often | 29 |
| Some letter enclosures, abbr. | 29 |
| Trapeze artist's security | 29 |
| 2000 U.S. Open champion Marat | 29 |
| Woody plants that herb likes? | 29 |
| Travels with Sinbad, in a way | 29 |
| Visit on an ocean cruise, say | 29 |
| Johnny of the '40s Braves | 29 |
| Wars of the Roses battle site | 29 |
| Mortgage service for sailors? | 29 |
| Town along the Charente River | 29 |
| Sinless Tina has this quality | 29 |
| Christmas "visitor" | 29 |
| Greeted with a ceremonial bow | 29 |
| Greens used for bra-stuffing? | 29 |
| Crusaders' formidable foe | 29 |
| Expected to move, so to speak | 29 |
| Figure seen in a store window | 29 |
| One being counter-productive? | 29 |
| Company's representatives | 29 |
| Marine aquarist's concern | 29 |
| Historian of Caesar's day | 29 |
| Game location for an actress? | 29 |
| Suntan-preparation ingredient | 29 |
| Having more four-letter words | 29 |
| Experienced sailors, slangily | 29 |
| Old Italian goddess of health | 29 |
| Desperado of the 19th century | 29 |
| Soft and crumbling, as bricks | 29 |
| Memo from a bored stripteaser | 29 |
| Banjolike Japanese instrument | 29 |
| Stringed instruments of Japan | 29 |
| Language with only 14 letters | 29 |
| Salesmen sometimes leave them | 29 |
| A whale of a 60's singer? | 29 |
| Quixote's squire __ Panza | 29 |
| Carpenter's vacation spot | 29 |
| California tourist attraction | 29 |
| With a full deck, so to speak | 29 |
| "...in corpore ---" | 29 |
| Author of muchas epÃstolas | 29 |
| "Hello Kitty" maker | 29 |
| Like characters without lines | 29 |
| Mexican general of Alamo fame | 29 |
| A lifetime at the North Pole? | 29 |
| 1979 Robert Duvall title role | 29 |
| Green cheese from Switzerland | 29 |
| Actresses Miles and Churchill | 29 |