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New York Times, Wednesday, July 3, 1996

Author:
F. Heaney
Editor:
Will Shortz
38-Across : Nickname for Michigan
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
114/17/19968/16/20203
SunMonTueWedThuFriSatVariety
30142001
RebusCircleScrabDebutFresh
111.548261%
Francis Heaney

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 34 Missing: {JQXZ} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 2 for Mr. Heaney. Wednesday freshness: 60%
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© 1996, The New York Times7/3/96 ( No. 17,039 )
Across
1
Not roundabout : DIRECT
7
Let in on : TOLD
11
Stomach muscles, for short : ABS
14
Red pencil wielder : EDITOR
15
Devoted : AVID
16
Champagne-opening sound : POP
17
Best Picture of 1950 : ALLABOUTEVE
19
Air pressure abbr. : PSI
20
Start of a giant's chant : FEE
21
Reporter's credit : BYLINE
22
Swing Around : SLUE
23
Mr. Kadiddlehopper : CLEM
24
Mean : INTEND
26
Whacks hard : BASHES
29
Former French province near Flanders : ARTOIS
31
Word with city or circle : INNER
32
180 (degrees) : ABOUTFACE
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Approval : OKAY
36
Approval : STAMP
37
Calm : LULL
38
Nickname for Michigan : LAKESTATE
40
"Excalibur" actor Williamson : NICOL
41
Keep secret, in a way : ENCODE
42
No-no at cards : RENEGE
43
Rutabaga : TURNIP
45
Hi and Lois's pet : DAWG
46
Mayberry denizen : OPIE
47
Loses it : PANICS
50
Fertility lab supply : OVA
53
___Jesse Jackson : REV
54
Classic palindrome : MADAMIMADAM
56
Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2___minor : INE
57
Jejune : ARID
58
Port in Italia : NAPOLI
59
Mil. chief : CDR
60
Author Ferber : EDNA
61
Main course : ENTREE
Down
1
Unpersuadable : DEAF
2
Twiddling one's thumbs : IDLE
3
Heat up : RILE
4
H, to a Greek : ETA
5
Saver of soles? : COBBLER
6
French poet Chretien de___ : TROYES
7
"Jour de Fete" director and star : TATI
8
Kiln : OVEN
9
Have fun : LIVEITUP
10
H.S.T.'s successor : DDE
11
Nonsense : APPLESAUCE
12
Petty officer : BOSUN
13
Did "Mission: Impossible" work : SPIED
18
Port on the Dunube : ULM
22
Oppressive : STIFLING
23
Foes of Custer : CHEYENNE
25
"Wayne's World" word : NOT
26
Branch of 39-Down : BIOL
27
Singer Paul : ANKA
28
Site of a Knievel jump : SNAKERIVER
29
Let up : ABATE
30
Road nexus, proverbially : ROME
32
Not much : ATAD
33
Folk dancer's shoe : CLOG
34
Popular fashion magazine : ELLE
36
"Arcadia" playwright : STOPPARD
39
Sch. subject : SCI
40
Sam Donaldson, e.g. : NEWSMAN
42
Playwright Jean : RACINE
43
Doughnut-shaped : TORIC
44
Flip : UPEND
45
Not too smart : DIM
48
Tennis score : ADIN
49
Zip, to Zapata : NADA
50
Stench : ODOR
51
___of tears : VALE
52
Friend of the famille : AMIE
54
West of "I'm No Angel" : MAE
55
Quick to learn : APT

Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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