RONALD REAGAN'S GRANDSON FINISHES REHAB PROGRAM

Cameron Michael Reagan, the grandson of the former U.S. president and
son of talk-radio personality Michael Reagan, completed a 90-day
rehabilitation program for being caught with a small amount of
marijuana late last year, authorities said.

Reagan appeared before Judge Michelle R. Rosenblatt at the Van Nuys
Superior Court for a progress report hearing Friday morning. He is on
probation for a 1999 case of receiving stolen property, said Kyle
Christopherson, a spokesman for Los Angeles County Superior Court.

The 22-year-old San Fernando Valley resident was ordered by Rosenblatt
earlier this year to attend anger management counseling at Calvary
Ranch, a Christian residential drug and alcohol treatment center near
San Diego, and not to associate with drug users or sellers.

"He has done a wonderful job at the ranch," said Cameron's attorney,
Ronald Lewis. "His family has supported him throughout this. It was an
enlightening experience; a good learning experience."