THE 1970s

ACROSS

1. Verbal abuse

5. *Failed constitutional amendment, acr.

8. Google ____, navigation aid

12. Strip of roadway

13. Dripping faucet sound

14. Chef’s headgear

15. Tel ____, Israel

16. Prima donnas’ problems

17. Occupied (2 words)

18. *1974 scandal

20. Flight-related announcements, acr.

21. Attempt again

22. Male aristocrat’s honorific

23. Town, in Spanish

26. Recitaion of wedding vows, again

30. Santa ____ winds

31. Apnea, in U.K.

34. Operatic solo

35. ____ ____ or do nothing

37. Finish line

38. *1976 Woody Guthrie biopic: “Bound for ____”

39. Field worker

40. Avian rest stop

42. What lintel and mantel have in common

43. Ring-shaped

45. *1979 Nobel Prize-winning nun

47. *Alfa Romeo Giulietta, e.g.

48. Italian bowling

50. Type of tournament

52. *#33 Down Oscar winner

56. Lie in wait

57. Place one’s stake

58. Skin woe

59. *”Roots” by Alex ____

60. House of Lords member

61. Chalupa alternative

62. Hoopla

63. “Right” coast time

64. *”The Barbara ____ Show”

DOWN

1. Deli side

2. *____ lamp, 1960s invention popular in 1970s

3. Newton, e.g.

4. Echo

5. “Pomp and Circumstance” composer

6. ____ Tooty Fresh ‘n Fruity

7. Cathedral part

8. *1976 Summer Olympics location

9. Caribbean color

10. Boot-wearing cat

11. *Johnny Nash’s “I Can ____ Clearly Now”

13. Spinning toy (2 words)

14. Make a logical connection (2 words)

19. 4 x 4 race

22. Dead one or Black one, e.g.

23. Ottoman Empire bigwig

24. Teamsters, e.g.

25. Consumed

26. *”Sanford and Son” star

27. “That’s all she ____”

28. Buenos follower

29. *Eric Clapton’s 1970 hit

32. Not ever, contraction

33. *1975 movie “____ Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

36. *Kung Fu movie star (2 words)

38. Domenikos Theotokopoulos, a.k.a. El _____

40. Away’s partner

41. Old master print maker

44. Scrawny

46. Feel sympathy

48. Common hops

49. Eight performers

50. No problem

51. Cheap reads

52. Back of neck

53. a.k.a. horse mackerel

54. *Jacqueline Susann’s best-seller “____ Is Not Enough”

55. Noble gas

56. “Zip it!”