His service dog Sully was seen by his casket in the U.S. Capitol in December 2018
Bush 41
Potato news is often found in the Idaho Statesman, this capital's newspaper since 1864
Boise
The Eric Carle Museum displays "The Wolf and the Dog", one of the illustrations in Carle's book "Twelve Tales from" this ancient Greek author of fables
Aesop
It can be the sailors on a boat or the people working on a movie or TV show
crew
A nursery rhyme pumpkin eater's units of measure
Peter's meters
He had a dog named Grits he liked to skritch
(Jimmy) Carter
It's the anatomical name for the undeveloped buds on a potato's skin
eyes
"A God Buys Us Cheeseburgers" is a chapter in "The Lightning Thief", book 1 about this kid "& the Olympians"
Percy Jackson
Collective term for the actors' costumes & the department that handles them
wardrobe
Paddy grain cost
rice price
Buddy, his Lab, was struck & killed by a car in New York in 2002
Clinton
It's believed this explorer introduced potatoes into Ireland around 1585, the year he was knighted
(Sir Walter) Raleigh
(DAILY DOUBLE)
Dr. Seuss books with rhyming titles include "Fox in Socks" & this one that also has the line "Dad is sad"
Hop on Pop
11-letter word for selecting an actor based only on appearance or previous roles
typecasting
An overconfident thoroughbred rider
a cocky jockey
This manly guy's dogs included Pete, a bull-y terrier
Theodore Roosevelt
Heels in, heels out, repeat; that's the way to do this craze of a dance from the early 1960s
the mashed potato
Crockett Johnson colored our world with his tale of this boy "and the Purple Crayon"
Harold
Sounds fishy, but it's just the minimum pay approved by a union for a specific job
scale
A tin pot for cooking or boiling water
a metal kettle
His Airedale, Laddie Boy, had his own chair at Cabinet meetings (Laddie kept his nose clean during Teapot Dome)
(Warren) Harding
Gary Sheffield's 509 taters aren't potatoes but slang for these
home runs
A series of kids' books features this third grader with a rhyming name; her last name also hints at her many emotions
Judy Moody
Ordinal term for the group that shoots crowd scenes, exteriors or other footage usually without the actors or director
second unit
Ms. Doe without her makeup
plain Jane