New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st February 1997

There are 43 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st February 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rent-__ (security guard)	ACOP
AAcross 5:	__ David (Presidential retreat)
AAcross 9:	Triathloner's need
AAcross 13:	Roosevelt's __ Moose party
AAcross 14:	Claudia __ Taylor (Lady Bird Johnson's maiden name)	ALTA
AAcross 15:	FDR's __ Trust
AAcross 16:	Two-time candidate Perot
AAcross 17:	Mary Quant design
AAcross 18:	Presidential seal bird
AAcross 19:	"__, amas, I love ..."	AMO
AAcross 20:	Oval Office souvenir, maybe
AAcross 21:	Hubert's boss	LYNDON
AAcross 23:	Presidential candidate of 1984	MONDALE
AAcross 25:	Porker's pad
AAcross 26:	Ear: Prefix
AAcross 27:	Deadly serves
AAcross 29:	__ Dhabi	ABU
AAcross 32:	__ Credit Act (Roosevelt passage of 1933)
AAcross 35:	__ of Office Act (Johnson impeachment issue)
AAcross 37:	"Treasure Island" monogram	RLS
AAcross 38:	Emollient-yielding plants
AAcross 40:	Caps Lock neighbor
AAcross 41:	McKinley's Ohio birthplace	NILES
AAcross 43:	Former Clinton Cabinet member Aspin
AAcross 44:	Six-time Socialist candidate Norman
AAcross 47:	FDR's __ Freedoms
AAcross 48:	Washington funeral orator Light-Horse Harry
AAcross 49:	Actress Skye	IONE
AAcross 50:	Beachgoer's quest
AAcross 52:	Agcy. proposed by Nixon
AAcross 53:	War of 1812 president
AAcross 57:	President with a Ph.D.
AAcross 60:	Last gasp
AAcross 61:	Holyfield-Tyson result
AAcross 62:	Oklahoma Indian
AAcross 63:	Partner of aid
AAcross 65:	Maryland cake stuffing
AAcross 66:	__ and Sedition Acts (1800 election issue)
AAcross 67:	Passable
AAcross 68:	Clinton's Arkansas birthplace
AAcross 69:	Former Clinton Chief of Staff Panetta
AAcross 70:	Eisenhower's "__ skies" policy
AAcross 71:	Actor Jannings	EMIL
DDown 1:	James __ Garfield
DDown 2:	Clinton Cabinet appointee Andrew	CUOMO
DDown 3:	"Call Me Ishmael" author Charles	OLSON
DDown 4:	"Kindly," in bus. memos	PLS
DDown 5:	The Kennedy years, colloquially
DDown 6:	Dress style
DDown 6:	Dress style
DDown 7:	Washington or McKinley, e.g.: Abbr.	MTN
DDown 8:	McKinley's "full dinner __"
DDown 9:	Reagan press secretary James
DDown 10:	"Othello" antagonist
DDown 11:	Pottery-maker's need
DDown 12:	Ethyl ending
DDown 15:	Dukakis running mate	BENTSEN
DDown 20:	She loved Dick
DDown 22:	North Sea feeder	YSER
DDown 24:	Teapot __ (Harding Administration scandal)
DDown 27:	"What's in __?"	ANAME
DDown 28:	Kennedy Administration hot spot
DDown 29:	Woody's son	ARLO
DDown 30:	__ cheese
DDown 31:	Cold War adversary
DDown 32:	Scandal-ridden Harding Cabinet member Albert
DDown 33:	Aweather's opposite
DDown 34:	Kennedy family matriarch
DDown 36:	007's alma mater	ETON
DDown 39:	Secretary of State and two-time Secretary of War Henry	STIMSON
DDown 42:	Sidi __ (Moroccan seaport)	IFNI
DDown 45:	Vagrant
DDown 46:	Secretary of War in Johnson impeachment issue
DDown 51:	__ up (seem reasonable)
DDown 52:	Like days of yore
DDown 53:	Attorney General under Reagan	MEESE
DDown 54:	1948 Presidential candidate Thurmond	STROM
DDown 55:	Relative of the giraffe
DDown 56:	Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt each won one
DDown 57:	Corduroy rib
DDown 58:	Peculiar: Prefix	IDIO
DDown 59:	Prefix with pharynx	NASO
DDown 62:	"Silent __" (Presidential nickname)	CAL
DDown 64:	Jazz style
DDown 65:	Friend of Fidel