| Protested grp. of the 60's | 30 |
| Nemesis of some dodgers: Abbr. | 30 |
| Draft dodgers' bane: Abbr. | 30 |
| 1960's-70's draft org. | 30 |
| Air France flier until '03 | 30 |
| Fast air freighter, for short. | 30 |
| Transatlantic flier, for short | 30 |
| Public transport since '76 | 30 |
| It'll get you there P.D.Q. | 30 |
| Former Air France jet, briefly | 30 |
| Former Air France flier: Abbr. | 30 |
| Certain retired craft, briefly | 30 |
| Aviation museum jet, for short | 30 |
| Air France fleet members, once | 30 |
| N.Y.-to-Paris jets, until 2003 | 30 |
| Planes once barred from J.F.K. | 30 |
| One-time jet-set jets, briefly | 30 |
| Fast fliers of the past: Abbr. | 30 |
| Anglo-French fliers until 2003 | 30 |
| Letters before Peter or Paul | 30 |
| Grand Central, for one (abbr.) | 30 |
| Site of many departures: Abbr. | 30 |
| NYC's Penn, for one: Abbr. | 30 |
| Take a ___ (attempt something) | 30 |
| Horse-racing financial system? | 30 |
| Defense against horse thieves? | 30 |
| Superdome and Silverdome, e.g. | 30 |
| Shea and Camden Yards, for two | 30 |
| Qualcomm and Kauffman, for two | 30 |
| Where Yankees and Dodgers play | 30 |
| Type of car, nurse or sergeant | 30 |
| Schoolteachers' break area | 30 |
| British informer or speculator | 30 |
| "The ___ eve . . . " | 30 |
| Wild West transport, for short | 30 |
| Broadway performer's place | 30 |
| It may interfere with delivery | 30 |
| Immortal coach Amos Alonzo ___ | 30 |
| Football coach Amos Alonzo --- | 30 |
| Football coach Amos Alonzo ___ | 30 |
| More theatrical than necessary | 30 |
| Social gatherings for men only | 30 |
| Lesley of '60 Minutes' | 30 |
| Colleague of Kroft and Bradley | 30 |
| Colleague of Bradley and Safer | 30 |
| Colleague of Bradley and Kroft | 30 |
| ___-climber (exercise machine) | 30 |
| Series of steps between floors | 30 |
| Part of some exercise machines | 30 |
| One coming down from a landing | 30 |
| Horseshoes player's target | 30 |
| Belmont and Preakness, for two | 30 |
| "___ 17" (WWII film) | 30 |
| "___ 17" (war movie) | 30 |
| Lacking originality, as a joke | 30 |
| Situations with no legal moves | 30 |
| Becomes hard and dry, as bread | 30 |
| Suddenly cut out, as an engine | 30 |
| Stopped suddenly, as an engine | 30 |
| Caged for fattening, as steers | 30 |
| They're at the horse track | 30 |
| Ancient core of Constantinople | 30 |
| Target of some herbs and pills | 30 |
| It helps you go the extra mile | 30 |
| John of "Full House" | 30 |
| An e-mail doesn't need one | 30 |
| Post office, to the postmaster | 30 |
| Take turns putting postage on? | 30 |
| Lets into the country, perhaps | 30 |
| First name in slapstick comedy | 30 |
| Hall of Fame pitcher Coveleski | 30 |
| Ending for many places in Asia | 30 |
| ___ "the Man" Musial | 30 |
| Ollie's simpering sidekick | 30 |
| First name in legendary comedy | 30 |
| Avant-garde filmmaker Brakhage | 30 |
| Position of a batter or golfer | 30 |
| It's taken before swinging | 30 |
| Candidate's position, e.g. | 30 |
| Bike-parking space, in England | 30 |
| Conventional breakfast choice? | 30 |
| Ben E. King "___ Me" | 30 |
| Late arrival at an S.R.O. show | 30 |
| Metro passengers without seats | 30 |
| "Hart to Hart" actor | 30 |
| Treat for a speaker's eyes | 30 |
| Witness ___ (courtroom sights) | 30 |
| Hand, band and grand finishers | 30 |
| Acknowledges applause, perhaps | 30 |
| Doesn't advance or retreat | 30 |
| Shirley Temple musical of 1934 | 30 |
| The person whom we have quoted | 30 |
| Squeaky-voiced comedian Arnold | 30 |
| "Saps at Sea" costar | 30 |
| "Spider-Man" creator | 30 |
| "Spartacus" director | 30 |
| Maurice of Nixon's cabinet | 30 |
| Lincoln's Secretary of War | 30 |
| Bacterial infection, for short | 30 |
| Bacteria in grapelike clusters | 30 |