There is a function for "whitelist-to" which allows mail to the person in the "to" field (not exactly, but you get my meaning). What about a blacklist-to? We have usernames that consistently show up in the to: or cc: for spam, and we know for sure any mail addressed to those users is spam (the user accounts are not valid, or no longer extant). Please add a blacklist-to configuration.
Also, a very nice rule to add would be a "to-is-invalid-user" rule. This rule checks the local user database (or a file?) and if the to: is invalid, then that adds to the scoring. This might be the same as my proposed blacklist-to but is more generic.
This feature was recently committed to the 2.60 development tree. It's not in the released version but is on it's way.
If you read the bug entry, there's a work-arround in there to use a custom rule to have the same basic functionality.
http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=883
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