From: marsha kramarck@comcast.net [earthgym@comcast.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 6:19 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: S7-10--03

When Martha Stewart was indicted yesterday, I 
wondered many things, like, what if she were
not famous, how common is insider trading etc?
and what can be done?  I know this is personal
and not specifically corporate misconduct. But,
with all of the negative reports on corporate 
misconduct lately, WorldCom, Enron, A Andersen, 
etc, I have wondered what can be done to reign 
in some of the greed and wrongdoing , to make 
investing safe for common people, and to raise 
the market's confidence.

I see that the SEC is reviewing proxy rules.
THe idea that shareholders like me might be
able to have a say in Director choices is a 
but is a great start to giving people
an increased sense of control.

I am delighted to see that the SEC is reviewing
proxy rules, and considering what will make
the market more safe.  Thank you for your attention,
and I do hope to see reform in this area of giving 
shareholders a voice in choosing Directors.

best regards,

m. kramarck