We (re)examine CP Violation in the decays B-d(0)-->DKS, where D represents
D-0,<(D-0)over bar>, or one of their excited states. The quantity sin(2)(2
beta+gamma) can be extracted from the time-dependent rates for B-d(0)(t)-->
(D) over bar**K-0(S) and B-d(0)(t)-->D**K-0(S), where the D**(0) decays to
D-(*()+) pi(-). If one considers a non-CP-eigenstate hadronic final state t
o which both <(D-0)over bar> and D-0 can decay (e.g., K+ pi(-)), then one c
an obtain two of the angles of the unitarity triangle from measurements of
the time-dependent rates for B-d(0)(t)-->(K+ pi(-))(D)K-S and B-d(0)(t)-->(
K- pi(+))(D)K-S. There are no penguin contributions to these decays, so all
measurements are theoretically clean.