Across

1. Tony’s housemate on “Who’s the Boss?”

7. Hiker’s need, maybe

10. Tests for college credit, for short

13. Weapon alternative in mysteries

14. Sch. with branches in Tulsa and Okmulgee

15. Former ruler that gets its name from “Caesar”

17. Place for two peas?

18. “I like the cut of your ___”

19. Verne captain

20. Anderson of “WKRP in Cincinnati”

21. Abbr. in the footnotes

23. Rakish sorts

24. Abbr. on a cornerstone

26. Couples, in the tabloids

28. Easter egg need

29. Start of a waffle-grabbing slogan

31. Maximally

33. Tape format

36. Ordered (around)

38. Little buzzer

39. Question of commitment

41. Song from Neil Diamond’s 1996 album “Tennessee Moon”

43. Grand Cherokee maker

44. Manson “family” member who attempted to assassinate Gerald Ford

46. Word before “amis,” in French

47. 1974 Mocedades hit subtitled “Touch the Wind”

49. Bowling lane button

51. Water source

52. Spot in the sea

54. Heavy, like some baked goods

58. Indie film producers behind “The Toxic Avenger” series

60. Tributary of the Seine

62. Steak cut

63. Condition that may first appear in junior high

64. U.S. cabinet that decides wage standards, for short

65. Food grain

67. Body part that may get barked

68. Org. whose first champs were the Houston Oilers (1960)

69. More than a cold snap

70. Depot stop: abbr.

71. Vote against

72. Spatula, essentially

Down

1. “To invent, you need a good imagination and ___ of junk” — Thomas Edison

2. Being rude on the phone, sending e-mail flames, etc.

3. “Jack and the Beanstalk” baddie

4. First glance

5. Looky-___

6. “___ Love Her” (Beatles song)

7. Rum and lime juice cocktails

8. Line to the audience

9. Place to drink some suds

10. “___ extra charge”

11. Lewis Carroll, e.g.

12. Identical to the point of boring

16. Icing buds on decorated cakes

22. California coast section that starts near Hearst Castle

23. UV indicator?

25. “I’ll ___ your side”

27. They head houses of ill repute

30. Gallant partner?

32. Shop decision-maker: abbr.

33. Sedans introduced in 1980

34. They’re high in the chain of command

35. “Take some time to consider”

37. Namesakes of Jim Henson’s otter

40. CD predecessors

42. Liberal arts college in Portland, Ore.

45. Host with a self-proclaimed “No Spin Zone”

48. Carrere of “Wayne’s World”

50. Penn’s silent partner

53. Bathtime scrubber: var.

55. First name in strikeouts

56. Persistent squeeze

57. “Come in” command

59. One of Kevin’s “American Beauty” costars

61. Give off

64. Sex columnist Savage

66. Hosp. area