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VTG Rolling Stone Magazine July 22, 1982 Issue 374 E.T., A Star Is Born Cover The item being pictured in this listing is the exactly the same item you will receive. Please check picture for condition purposes. We do offer combined shipping, just ask. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering. National Affairs The UAW Fights Back by William Greider 9 Must America play the free-market patsy while its jobs are lost to countries that don't play fair? The autoworkers don’t think so, and to them, House bill 5133 means business. Features Peace Week 12 From coast to coast, musicians, politicians, clergy, and an army of demonstrators fought nuclear weapons with optimism. A full report, including photos of the New York and Los Angeles rallies. Lanford Wilson by Don Shewey 18 The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Talley's Folly and Fifth of July keeps his ear cocked to the voices of America. A Conversation with Steven Spielberg by Michael Sragow 24 The creator of E.T. and Poltergeist explains how a wimp can grow up to become one of the most successful moviemakers in Hollywood. Music The Rolling Stones' European Tour by Ron Donaldson 39 They’re conquering the Continent with the clean-cut style of last year’s U.S. swing: no scandals, no outrageous behavior, just music, pure and simple. Dave Edmunds by Parke Puterbaugh 39 Now on a solo tour of the States, the Welsh rocker pledges allegiance to his American roots. 'Hellfire' by Paul Nelson 42 A review of Nick Tosches' The Jerry Lee Lewis Story , the best rock & roll biography ever written. James Honeyman-Scott: 1956-1982 44 The Pretenders' lead guitarist dies in London. Records The Rolling Stones by Christopher Connelly 47 Last year’s American concerts have returned as Still Life through, at least aurally, where they originated: King’s Club.