Highway Patrol's purview | 28 |
Part of the 11 P.M. telecast | 28 |
What a good mystery provides | 28 |
Governor's pet projects? | 28 |
N. Y. and N. J., for example | 28 |
Churchill or Roosevelt, e.g. | 28 |
Any of Yalta's Big Three | 28 |
Paycheck deduction, for many | 28 |
It helps pay for road repair | 28 |
Governor's salary source | 28 |
Sign of an approaching storm | 28 |
Radio broadcast interference | 28 |
Plant of the leadwort family | 28 |
Slugging percentage, for one | 28 |
Waldorf's Muppet partner | 28 |
Electric generator component | 28 |
Stationary part of a turbine | 28 |
Rebounds per game and others | 28 |
Endings for thermo and photo | 28 |
Econometrician's numbers | 28 |
Impressive N.Y. harbor sight | 28 |
Display case item, sometimes | 28 |
High level of respectability | 28 |
Social climber's concern | 28 |
Owning a yacht may confer it | 28 |
Affairs, as they stand today | 28 |
Good friend in peace and war | 28 |
Averts, with "off" | 28 |
Classic R&B record label | 28 |
Vintage R&B record label | 28 |
1960's soul record label | 28 |
"Don't leave!" | 28 |
Item in a corset or a collar | 28 |
"Don't go yet" | 28 |
Didn't hit, in blackjack | 28 |
Ignores one's wanderlust | 28 |
Good news for some prisoners | 28 |
Maintains one's distance | 28 |
Delays one's retirement? | 28 |
Fourth-century church father | 28 |
One of Ireland's patrons | 28 |
Popular tropical destination | 28 |
New Brunswick heritage river | 28 |
Rockefeller's oil: Abbr. | 28 |
Kind of deviation, in stats. | 28 |
Fed. agencies may issue them | 28 |
Québec place name starter | 28 |
Joan of Arc title, for short | 28 |
___-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec | 28 |
Véronique, for one: Abbr. | 28 |
Relative of "Apt." | 28 |
Part of many Québec names | 28 |
Geneviève, for one: Abbr. | 28 |
French holy woman, for short | 28 |
Agnès or Cécile: Abbr. | 28 |
Agnès or Catherine: Abbr. | 28 |
"Hagiologie" subj. | 28 |
___-Foy, city near Québec | 28 |
___ Anne de Bellevue, Quebec | 28 |
___ Anne de Beaupré, Que. | 28 |
Stand in good __ (be useful) | 28 |
Places filled by substitutes | 28 |
High school sweetheart, e.g. | 28 |
Someone you see all the time | 28 |
2006 hit from The Raconteurs | 28 |
It might be served au poivre | 28 |
Diner's "turf" | 28 |
Force a turnover at the Omni | 28 |
Player like Rickey Henderson | 28 |
Takes a five-finger discount | 28 |
Rickey Henderson's 1,406 | 28 |
___ march on (gets the edge) | 28 |
Shows affection unexpectedly | 28 |
Artful Dodger's behavior | 28 |
Herculean labor in Hollywood | 28 |
Get closer to home, in a way | 28 |
Energy source in old engines | 28 |
Word before engine or shovel | 28 |
Post-workout relaxation spot | 28 |
Mickey Mouse cartoon of 1928 | 28 |
Grouch who's plenty mad? | 28 |
James Watt's development | 28 |
Irate, Ã la Ralph Kramden | 28 |
"The Avengers" guy | 28 |
Material for a launching pad | 28 |
"Wheels" to Stones | 28 |
British essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
Historian Henry ___ Commager | 28 |
Political writer Sir Richard | 28 |
English essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
Addison contemporary Richard | 28 |
"Dear Prue" writer | 28 |
Prepared to grin and bear it | 28 |
Four-time Super Bowl winners | 28 |
Super Bowl champs of '09 | 28 |
Franco Harris and colleagues | 28 |
Metallic shade, in Sheffield | 28 |
"Serenade" painter | 28 |
Cheap's rhyming opposite | 28 |
Like tea bags, traditionally | 28 |