Houston Exec Faces Drug Charges

A Houston oil industry executive, who achieved fleeting notoriety for his part in a paternity dispute involving one of President Bush's brothers, has been charged with drug possession after a young woman died from an overdose of cocaine she ingested at his Galleria-area townhome.

Robert Pace Andrews, 52, is charged with possession of a controlled substance, a state jail felony offense. He is in Beijing on business and has not yet been arrested, according to his lawyer. Andrews faces up to two years in jail if convicted.