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Jul162005

07.16.2005:Schwarzenegger ends magazine deal

from washingtonpost.com:

By TOM CHORNEAU

The Associated Press
Saturday, July 16, 2005; 3:42 AM

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- In the showdown over dueling roles as chief executive of California and figurehead for muscle magazines, the nation's best-known former bodybuilder chose politics over striking poses.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Friday he will end his consulting deal with Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines, pulling the plug on at least $5 million in payments from the glossies that rely on advertising from nutritional supplement companies.


 

"As long as I'm governor, I will not continue the relationship," Schwarzenegger said in an interview with The Associated Press.

The former Mr. Universe was forced to defend his contract with the magazines after a securities disclosure filed this week showed he would be paid at least $1 million a year for five years as a consultant.

Critics said the work was a conflict of interest because the publications derive much of their profits from advertisements for dietary supplements. Last year, Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill to impose restrictions on such substances.

 

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