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Cash Paved Way From Studio to Statehouse

NBC paid Shriver even after newswoman became Calif. first lady

By Nick McMaster, Newser Staff

Posted Mar 17, 2008 4:45 PM CDT

(Newser) – Maria Shriver received hundreds of thousands of dollars from NBC after leaving her position as a "Dateline" anchor when her husband became the governor of California, the LA Times reports. Economic statements filed by Schwarzenegger reveal that NBC paid Shriver between $100,000 and... Read full story »

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