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New York Times Apr 09 2006

ClueAnswer
'Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori' writer HORACE
'Ecce homo' utterer PILATE
'La classe de ___' (Degas work) DANSE
'Members ___' ONLY
'S.O.S.!' HELPME
'Thy Neighbor's Wife' author TALESE
'To your health!' PROSIT
'___ had it!' IVE
250th anniversary of the incorporation of Los Angeles MMC
A to Z, e.g. RANGE
Acne cream ingredient RETINA
African pests TSETSES
After-tax investment choices ROTHIRAS
Alternative to reflexology SHIATSU
Another time LATERON
Anvils … TOOKABEATING
Asleep, say IDLE
Author Zora ___ Hurston NEALE
Bar in court ESTOP
Barbers brush them NAPES
Biblical verb ending ETH
Boarding school crowd PREPPIES
Brewery fixtures OASTS
Bride, in Bari SPOSA
Bruce of old films NIGEL
Burgle ROB
Cab Calloway catchphrase HIDEHO
Canadian pump name ESSO
Carol starter ADESTE
Caterpillars … INCHEDAHEAD
Cattle … REACHEDANEWLOW
Center NUB
Cheer at Gillette Stadium GOPATS
Chews out YELLSAT
Cold treats ICES
Collar inserts STAYS
Computer acronym ASCII
Conducts WAGES
Counting word EENIE
CPR pros EMTS
Cut for a column EDIT
Dallas suburb PLANO
Deep-sea diver's worry PRESSURE
Deferential OBEISANT
Department that is home to the Parc Astérix amusement park OISE
Dernier ___ CRI
Diet centers … SAWASLIGHTLOSS
Ding DENT
Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham offerer SAMIAM
Dress (up) TOG
Dumb bunny NINNY
Elevators … WENTSTRAIGHTUP
Embargoes BANS
Enthusiastic assent IDOIDO
Equilibrium STASIS
First name in popcorn ORVILLE
Fisher-Price's  owner MATTEL
Folk tales LORE
Ford competitor, although not in autos DEERE
Freight trains … GAINEDMOMENTUM
French face cards DAMES
Frequent subject of government approval ARMSDEAL
Friends and neighbors KITH
Godfather's utterances RASPS
Goes on strike, informally WALKS
Grain disease ERGOT
Guillotines … FELLSHARPLY
Habituate ENURE
Harbor tower TUG
Hauls around TOTES
Hauls around SCHLEPS
Heavens: Prefix URANO
Highway department supply SALT
Hilarity GLEE
Hitchcock specialty SUSPENSE
Inquisition targets COVENS
It may be raised at a party HELL
Italy's ___ di Garda LAGO
John of pop ELTON
Julia ___, first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters HOWE
Lambs: Latin AGNI
Last president of South Vietnam THIEU
Like Sartre's 'No Exit' ONEACT
Longtime Vermont senator LEAHY
Make disappear ANNUL
Make like crazy RAKEIN
Make up (for) ATONE
Media of exchange MONIES
Menotti opera character AMAHL
Mice and men, e.g. PLURALS
Mil. commander GEN
Minor carp NIT
Minotaur's home CRETE
Monet's 'Vétheuil en ___' ETE
Mount SW of Messina ETNA
N.Y.U., e.g. SCH
Nails … GOTHAMMERED
NASA vehicle LEM
Nixon friend Bebe REBOZO
Noisy rollers ELS
Not your normal imports EXOTICA
Nutrition author Davis ADELLE
Opera singer Simon ___ ESTES
Orangish yellow CROCUS
Ottoman governor BEY
Outburst from Homer DOH
Overdoes it EMOTES
Owner of the History Channel AANDE
Pace cars … LEDTHERALLY
Palme ___ (Cannes award) DOR
Paris-to-Lyon dir. SSE
Part of the W. Coast CAL
Pass ADOPT
Patio grills … WEREHOT
Peace, to Pedro PAZ
Penlight batteries AAAS
Photographer Adams ANSEL
Place to wear a gown HOSPITAL
Plains tribe OTOES
Polo Grounds slugger OTT
Poodle's cry YIP
Pop singer Lavigne AVRIL
Prepared to streak BARE
Prints REPROS
Rasta's messiah SELASSIE
Real estate developers … GAVEUPGROUND
Reduced by LESS
Rock's Brian ENO
Rough rug fiber SISAL
Runners' aids CLEATS
Saint, in Portuguese SAO
Says with a raised hand SWEARS
Science OLOGY
Scott of 'Ocean's Eleven,' 2001 CAAN
Seafood entree FILET
Self-serving slant SPIN
Serbian city, birthplace of Constantine the Great NIS
Settle, for one SEAT
Shoemakers' strips RANDS
Short dash SPRINT
Singer Anderson of Jethro Tull IAN
Six, in Siena SEI
Slowing, in music: Abbr. RIT
Soho serving CUPPA
Son of Henry and father of Henry II EDSEL
Sounds at doctors' checkups AHS
Spanish snack TAPA
Stable baby FOAL
State categorically AVOW
Stocking material LISLE
Study grant named for a senator PELL
Tanning lotion letters SPF
Tiger cat OCELOT
Times to remember EPOCHS
Two caliphs ALIS
Typical downtown sign MAINST
Unlikely pageant winner HAG
Utah lilies SEGOS
Very cool, in 50's slang, with 'the' MOST
Violent, perhaps RRATED
Visual OCULAR
With it, once HEP
___ Belt RUST
___ example ASAN
___ of Evil AXIS
___ speak SOTO
___ test, given to newborn babies APGAR
___-mo SLO
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