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To: H James Morris who wrote (143134)	6/18/2002 6:51:40 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Bill, wouldn't this become a good time to buy MSO? Bloomberg News noted that the decline in Martha Stewart Living stock has reduced Stewart's net worth by $117 million. Her 30.7 million Class A shares are now worth $462 million. Dow Jones reported that a group including Kleiner Perkins Canfield & Byers and technology investor John Doerr pared its stake in Martha Stewart Living by 2 million shares to less than 1 percent, citing a Schedule 13G filed Tuesday with the SEC. Stewart, a former stockbroker, has had a trying time lately, even before the controversy swirled around her. She has to contend with a deteriorating advertising climate and the bankruptcy of her retail partner, Kmart.