| Clinton's attorney general | 30 |
| City with a high divorce rate? | 30 |
| Where good deals may seem rare | 30 |
| Place where one asks to be hit | 30 |
| Attorney general under Clinton | 30 |
| Silver State's second city | 30 |
| Former "Splitsville" | 30 |
| Clinton attorney general Janet | 30 |
| City named for a Union general | 30 |
| City in Sen. Bryan's state | 30 |
| City east of the Sierra Nevada | 30 |
| "The Bathers" artist | 30 |
| Painter of flowers and bathers | 30 |
| Some examples of Impressionism | 30 |
| $50 for Boardwalk, in Monopoly | 30 |
| The ___ Is Too Damn High Party | 30 |
| It's $24 on Marvin Gardens | 30 |
| ___-crowd (attendance booster) | 30 |
| ___-computer (modern business) | 30 |
| Vacationer's car, possibly | 30 |
| Certain "Speedwagon" | 30 |
| Famous initials in car history | 30 |
| ___ Speed Wagon (vintage auto) | 30 |
| Apply more grease to the skids | 30 |
| Work on a baseball glove again | 30 |
| Keep the squeaking out of, say | 30 |
| Stutz cars' contemporaries | 30 |
| Member of the House, for short | 30 |
| Capitol Hill figure, for short | 30 |
| Artist's agent, informally | 30 |
| One's good name, for short | 30 |
| Local theater company, briefly | 30 |
| Wit's conversational skill | 30 |
| 1932 Democratic campaign plank | 30 |
| Take consecutive championships | 30 |
| Word in a street-corner sermon | 30 |
| Draw up a new course of action | 30 |
| Interrogator's expectation | 30 |
| Vehicle at an auction, perhaps | 30 |
| Result of an auto loan default | 30 |
| Default consequence, for short | 30 |
| Property seized for nonpayment | 30 |
| Nonpayer's risk, for short | 30 |
| Deadbeat's car, eventually | 30 |
| Cult film "____ Man" | 30 |
| Credit report damager, briefly | 30 |
| Bank-confiscated auto, briefly | 30 |
| "___ Man," 1984 film | 30 |
| "60 Minutes" segment | 30 |
| Properties that are taken back | 30 |
| Cars sold at auction, casually | 30 |
| Put back on the bulletin board | 30 |
| Tend to a houseplant, in a way | 30 |
| Did a horticulturist's job | 30 |
| Printer's proof, for short | 30 |
| Weightlifting count, for short | 30 |
| Officials elected for two yrs. | 30 |
| Written supply orders, briefly | 30 |
| Checked, as a computer program | 30 |
| Aired again, as an old episode | 30 |
| Showed in syndication, perhaps | 30 |
| Filled a second time slot with | 30 |
| What you do to shocking lyrics | 30 |
| "Encore performance" | 30 |
| Where you call home, for short | 30 |
| Lawyer's "thing" | 30 |
| Image specification, for short | 30 |
| ___ gestae (things done: Lat.) | 30 |
| Second-hand store transactions | 30 |
| Secondhand shop's business | 30 |
| Upgraded, perhaps, by an usher | 30 |
| Zipped again, as a storage bag | 30 |
| Closes an envelope again, e.g. | 30 |
| Adjusts, as a bathroom fixture | 30 |
| Deal with a bare spot, perhaps | 30 |
| Perform a thrift-shop function | 30 |
| Put to zero, as a trip counter | 30 |
| Corrected, as a football clock | 30 |
| Bowler's start-over button | 30 |
| "Start over" buttons | 30 |
| Puts up again, as bowling pins | 30 |
| City income tax classification | 30 |
| Close again, as a change purse | 30 |
| Put new platforms on platforms | 30 |
| Martha's Vineyard, for one | 30 |
| Opp. of a petitioner, in court | 30 |
| Word spelled out in a 1967 hit | 30 |
| There's none for the weary | 30 |
| "The ___ is silence" | 30 |
| "The ___ is history" | 30 |
| Doctor's advice, sometimes | 30 |
| "The --- is history" | 30 |
| Where people go by the wayside | 30 |
| Place for stop-and-go traffic? | 30 |
| What jumping the gun may cause | 30 |
| Computer action of last resort | 30 |
| Two-time Pulitzer winner James | 30 |
| Specialist working at the Tate | 30 |
| Lies lazily on the beach, e.g. | 30 |
| Concludes one's court case | 30 |