REAGAN'S GRANDSON SENT TO DRUG REHAB PROGRAM

Cameron Michael Reagan, the troubled grandson of former President
Ronald Reagan and son of syndicated talk-radio personality Michael
Reagan, was sentenced Monday to 90 days in a drug rehabilitation
program after he was found with a small amount of marijuana.

The 22-year-old also was ordered by Los Angeles County Superior Court
Judge Michelle Rosenblatt to attend anger-management counseling at
Calvary Ranch, a Christian residential drug and alcohol treatment
center near San Diego, and to not associate with drug users or sellers.

Reagan could have received up to three years in state prison for
violating the probation he was under since his 1999 conviction for
receiving stolen property.

In the 1999 case, Reagan's lawyer told the judge that Cameron Reagan
had suffered from attention deficit disorder since childhood.

Michael Reagan is the son of Ronald Reagan and his first wife, actress
Jane Wyman.