Federal statute trumps it | 25 |
Albany enactment, e.g. | 22 |
Statutes in Ohio or Iowa, say | 29 |
Capitol worker, perhaps | 23 |
Jurisdictional separator | 24 |
Carolinas' divider | 22 |
Like a majestic mansion | 23 |
Rand McNally page, often | 24 |
Island off the N.J. coast | 25 |
Island off the N.J.coast | 24 |
___ Island (NYC borough) | 24 |
Part of the 11 P.M. telecast | 28 |
Coughing and sneezing? | 22 |
Condition of our freedoms? | 26 |
What a good mystery provides | 28 |
The latest, technologically | 27 |
Technologically advanced | 24 |
Like the latest in technology | 29 |
Cardiologist's concern? | 27 |
Noted Washington address | 24 |
US Constitution subject | 23 |
Noted Washington address? | 25 |
Concern of organized labor? | 27 |
Annual televised address | 24 |
Annual political speech | 23 |
Dangerous times declaration | 27 |
San Quentin, for example | 24 |
Attica, e.g., informally | 24 |
Governor's pet projects? | 28 |
Certain wildlife refuge | 23 |
Out-of-_____ (nonresident) | 26 |
Out-of- -- (many a tourist) | 27 |
Free ___ (1850s abolitionist) | 29 |
Bay -- (Bostonian, e.g.) | 24 |
D. A.'s last two words | 26 |
Cruise ship accomodation | 24 |
Red -- (many Republicans) | 25 |
Out-of-___ (some tourists) | 26 |
Money in ancient Greece | 23 |
Like some liquor stores | 23 |
Their lines are often crossed | 29 |
Virginia and West Virginia | 26 |
Divisions of Australia | 22 |
What Senators represent | 23 |
Washington and Wyoming | 22 |
Twenty-two divisions of India | 29 |
The "S" in O.A.S. | 27 |
Tenth Amendment subject | 23 |
Solid and gas, in physics | 25 |
North and South Dakota | 22 |
New York and New Mexico | 23 |
N. Y. and N. J., for example | 28 |
Montana and Washington | 22 |
Divisions within America | 24 |
Cochin and Indore, once | 23 |
Callorhinus califurnus? | 23 |
It's highly classified | 26 |
One of many American houses | 27 |
Albany or Trenton fixture | 25 |
The U.S., to an overseas G.I. | 29 |
Of the continental U.S. | 23 |
In the continental U.S. | 23 |
America, viewed from abroad | 27 |
Leader in national affairs | 26 |
Churchill or Roosevelt, e.g. | 28 |
Any of Yalta's Big Three | 28 |
Founding Fathers, e.g. | 22 |
Distinguished politicians | 25 |
M. identifies a certain law | 27 |
Meir and Thatcher, e.g. | 23 |
Paycheck deduction, perhaps | 27 |
School funder, in part | 22 |
Paycheck deduction, for many | 28 |
Major education supporter | 25 |
It helps pay for schools | 24 |
It helps pay for road repair | 28 |
Governor's salary source | 28 |
Common itemized deduction | 25 |
California redwood, e.g. | 24 |
Black Hills Spruce, e.g. | 24 |
California redwood and others | 29 |
Official travel overseas | 24 |
___ Uniti (U.S., to Italians) | 29 |
Complaints, informally | 22 |
Atmospheric disturbance | 23 |
Winter buildup, at times | 24 |
Televiewer's problem | 24 |
Sign of an approaching storm | 28 |
Sign of a bad connection | 24 |
Radio broadcast interference | 28 |
Interference of a sort | 22 |
Electrical interference | 23 |
Plant of the leadwort family | 28 |
Parachute pack attachment | 25 |
Alternative to a rip cord | 25 |
Cholesterol medication | 22 |
Doctor's prescriptions | 26 |
Paddington or Grand Central | 27 |
Word with space or gas | 22 |
Word with gas or power | 22 |