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New York Times, Monday, May 16, 1994

Author:
Ed Pegg Jr.
Editor:
Will Shortz
5-Down : Keats poem
TotalDebutLatest
55/16/199412/25/1998
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
0100121
RebusScrabDebutFresh
11.712777%
Ed Pegg Jr.

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 80, Blocks: 37 Missing: {Z} Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry. Scrabble average: 2.03 This is the debut puzzle for Mr. Pegg. Monday freshness: 96%
1
R
2
E
3
B
4
E
5
L
6
E
7
G
8
B
9
D
10
F
11
W
12
A
13
G
14
A
R
O
M
A
15
B
R
O
A
D
16
E
E
L
17
M
A
X
I
M
18
B
O
X
C
A
19
M
E
R
A
20
O
T
I
21
S
22
V
E
E
23
O
D
I
N
24
A
25
L
F
26
A
C
27
H
E
D
28
R
A
Y
E
D
29
D
U
F
30
F
31
H
E
L
I
32
C
E
S
33
M
A
I
L
34
B
O
X
35
N
A
B
36
S
37
H
38
E
39
E
N
C
O
I
L
40
J
O
41
S
H
U
A
42
N
N
E
43
T
A
44
J
45
B
O
X
C
A
R
S
46
P
E
R
U
47
S
A
L
48
I
D
L
E
49
O
50
P
51
A
L
S
52
K
H
M
E
53
R
54
O
Y
L
55
R
I
C
E
56
O
E
R
57
S
H
58
A
W
59
S
Q
U
A
60
W
K
B
O
61
X
62
E
M
B
63
E
64
R
65
O
U
T
66
I
L
O
V
E
67
A
B
O
V
E
68
N
E
E
69
T
A
X
E
S
70
S
I
X
E
D
© 1994, The New York Times5/16/94 ( No. 16,260 )
Across
1
"___Without a Cause" : REBEL
6
Musical scale letters : EGBDF
11
Joker : WAG
14
Smell : AROMA
15
Of great scope : BROAD
16
Electric ___ : EEL
17
Proverb : MAXIM
18
Old-fashioned picture taker : BOXCAMERA
20
Elevator name : OTIS
22
Victory symbol : VEE
23
Norse Zeus : ODIN
24
Candidate Landon : ALF
26
Was sore : ACHED
28
Having divergent lines : RAYED
29
Backside : DUFF
31
DNA shapes : HELICES
33
Letter getter : MAILBOX
35
Seize : NAB
36
That lady : SHE
39
Make into a spiral : ENCOIL
40
Book after Deuteronomy : JOSHUA
42
Opposite SSW : NNE
43
___ Mahal : TAJ
45
12, at dice : BOXCARS
46
Leisurely study : PERUSAL
48
Eric of "Monty Python" : IDLE
49
October gems : OPALS
52
___ Rouge : KHMER
54
Olive ___ : OYL
55
Sushi go-with : RICE
56
National anthem contraction : OER
57
Author Irwin : SHAW
59
Intercom : SQUAWKBOX
62
Smoldering spark : EMBER
65
Unfashionable : OUT
66
"___ a Rainy Night" (1981 hit) : ILOVE
67
On top of : ABOVE
68
Formerly named : NEE
69
One of life's certainties, in a saying : TAXES
70
Deep ___ (discarded) : SIXED
Down
1
Type of computer chip : RAM
2
Historical time : ERA
3
Ticket booth : BOXOFFICE
4
Discharge : EMIT
5
Keats poem : LAMIA
6
Recede : EBB
7
Beg shamelessly : GROVEL
8
Trapped : BOXEDIN
9
European freshwater fish : DACE
10
Medicine watchdog: Abbr. : FDA
11
Uncared-for, as a lawn : WEEDY
12
Eagle's nest : AERIE
13
Liver or thyroid : GLAND
19
Extinct birds : MOAS
21
Rhodes ___ : SCHOLAR
24
Jingle writers : ADMEN
25
Greg Evans cartoon : LUANN
27
Use voodoo on : HEX
28
Crate up again : REBOX
30
___ Jo, of the '88 Olympics : FLO
32
Coaxes : CAJOLES
34
Mosquito marks : BITES
36
Train for the ring : SHADOWBOX
37
___ -burly : HURLY
38
Artist's prop : EASEL
41
___ -fi : SCI
44
Diner music maker : JUKEBOX
45
"Kapow!" : BAM
46
Entreaty : PLEA
47
___ Tuesday : SHROVE
49
Director Welles : ORSON
50
Irritate : PIQUE
51
Not obtuse : ACUTE
53
Three-toed birds : RHEAS
56
Neighbor of Ark. : OKLA
58
Both: Prefix : AMBI
60
Acumen : WIT
61
Illiterates' signatures : XES
63
The day before : EVE
64
Ruby : RED

Answer summary:
3 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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