Stewart Asks to Serve Sentence Soon
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NEW YORK Sept. 15, 2004 - Millionaire executive Martha Stewart announced Wednesday that she had decided to begin her prison sentence for lying about a stock trade as soon as possible.
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WASHINGTON - Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart said yesterday she wants to start serving her prison sentence for lying about a suspicious stock sale as soon as possible, so she can put her &quot;nightmare&quot; behind her.
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NEW YORK - Martha Stewart said Wednesday she has decided to surrender for prison as soon as possible, citing the need to "put this nightmare behind me and get on with my life."   The millionaire businesswoman was sentenced in July to five months in prison and five months of house arrest after she was convicted of lying about a stock sale. The 63-year-old Stewart will do five months in a federal prison - likely getting out early next year - followed by five months of house arrest...
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Martha Stewart has been ordered to serve her sentence for lying about a stock sale at the federal prison in Alderson, W.Va.
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Martha Stewart is ready for prison - and if she can&#39;t go to Connecticut, she wants to serve her time in Florida. By AMY WIMMER SCHWARB, Times Staff Writer.
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NEW YORK -- Even at a wrenching moment of surrender, Martha Stewart was - as always - under impeccable control. Her announcement Wednesday that she would report to prison as soon as possible came in a light
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NEW YORK - Martha Stewart announced yesterday that she has decided to begin her prison sentence for lying about a stock trade as soon as possible.
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Martha Stewart must report to prison in less than three weeks, a federal judge ruled Tuesday in granting the celebrity homemaker's request to begin serving her sentence for lying about a stock sale. Her namesake company's stock surged 12 percent.
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Homemaking icon Martha Stewart will  serve her five-month jail sentence for lying about a suspicious  stock sale at a minimum security prison in West Virginia she  said on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, US District Court Judge Miriam Goldman Cederbaum ordered Stewart to surrender for prison by Oct. 8, following the lifestyle guru&#39;s request last week to begin serving her sentence as soon as possible.
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A federal judge ruled that Martha Stewart must begin serving her five-month sentence by Oct. 8. Last week, the ex-chief executive of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia asked US District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum
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A federal judge has ordered Martha Stewart to surrender by Oct. 8 to begin serving her five-month sentence. Stewart, 63, asked the judge last week to lift the stay on her sentence and allow her to start serving
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&quot;I have decided to serve my sentence now to put this behind me, and get on with my life and living as soon as possible.&quot; -Stewart.
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NEW YORK - Millionaire executive Martha Stewart announced Wednesday that she had decided to begin her prison sentence for lying about a stock trade as soon as possible. "I must reclaim my good life," she said, adding she hoped to be home in time to plant a spring garden...
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Martha Stewart reported to prison early Friday to begin serving a five-month sentence for lying about a stock sale, the federal Bureau of Prisons said.
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Martha Stewart said that she has decided to surrender for prison as soon as possible, citing the need to "reclaim her life."
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A day before Martha Stewart was to start serving a prison sentence, the lifestyle trendsetter on Thursday accused prosecutors of withholding evidence she hopes will help