#ACROSS&DOWNŽKp§šÏâäÐ1.2 Aust 14, 2000 DALDA.ESE.MARSRAIL.COP.ONESFUJIMORI.PITTSRO.OLE.HES...ANKA..AUSTIN...ONLINE.ONAFAMS.ION.ANDYTBA.RECORD...CANCUN..IMAM...DAG.PEA.LEDLIED.DELAWAREISLE.IRA.AMINBHAT.GUN.LOTT----.---.--------.---.------------.-------.---.---...----..------...------.-------.---.-------.------...------..----...---.---.-------.------------.---.--------.---.----August 14, 2000, News Quiz CrosswordCreated by Fred Piscop© 2000 TIME Inc.Pierce playerPound soundsBush, who had the leadoff slot at the GOP conventionMustard style"The Greatest"Ending with journal or legalMajor Green party issue: Abbr.McCain, in releasing his delegates, said the nation doesn't like "___ losers"Prefix with center or dermisA landing is scheduled here in 2003Has the bluesShe tied the knot with 17-AcrossLike Gen. PowellMach I breakerBilliards cushionCheney is being criticized for his vote against a ban on "___-killer" bulletsFin fractionsHe's begun his third term after a tainted reelection victoryReform party chairman Gerald, who said that Buchanan's ouster from the ballot was not legitimateHe tied the knot with 9-DownSuccess sign, of sorts"___ Buttermilk Sky"Cocks and bullsVietnamese port"Diana" pennerStarches, in a wayPowers of spydomCornerstone wordLike Anderson in '80: Abbr.Roll-call responseSurfingLender's claimOrg. that has endorsed a joint march by the Koreas in Sydney___ first-name basisGroups of rels.Org. that has endorsed a self-regulatory Internet privacy planJ.D.'s org.Cheney opposed a call for his release from prisonIt's not free of chargeOpie's dadMcCain's father was one: Abbr.TV sked abbr.When one's broken, it's usually goodToupee, slangilyOrg. that sued Napster for copyright infringementYucatán resortOfficer-to-beMosque leaderIt fell in 1836Reason for a raiseA predecessor of KofiPotpie tidbit15-Across's nationPanacheTook the vanguardBit of progressWasn't straightWord in many campus movements"Sorta" suffixBush advisers are opposing the "___ plan," which would overhaul the primary schedule"Understand?"___-MartMan, for oneIt may be rolled overFormer Lebanese president ___ Gemayel, who recently returned from exileKashmir's top separatist leader, Abdul Ghani ___, who welcomed India's offer of unconditional talksClinton is continuing the ___ buyback programRonnie, a new inductee to football's Hall of Fame