Inmate Gets 2 More Years for Threatening Reagan
United Press International
PITTSBURGH, Pa. —
An inmate has been sentenced to two additional years in prison for threatening the life of President Reagan. Paul Zagwoski, 20, who already was serving a 20- to 40-year term for rape, was sentenced Wednesday. Zagwoski sent Reagan a threatening letter from his Allegheny County Jail cell last November, prosecutors said.
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