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All in the family - scientists discover gene for cocaine addiction   It has become commonplace for people who are overweight to attribute their waistline to their DNA. Now, celebrities caught snorting cocaine might also be able to blame their parents. Scientists reported yesterday the discovery of a gene that increases the chances of becoming hooked on the drug. Addicts were 25% more likely to carry the gene variant than people who did not use cocaine, a ...

Roanoke extends tax relief for residents - roanoke.com  Sherman Lea and Court Rosen put aside their differences to offer real estate tax abatement for elderly and disabled residents. A pair of Roanoke city councilmen who as recently as September shared a snippy exchange during a public meeting worked together Monday to help extend the city's tax relief for elderly and disabled residents.

Rendell pushing to use Chinese loans for Convention Center  After being rebuffed during the summer, Gov. Rendell is again pushing the Convention Center Authority to consider using a loan program backed with Chinese funds to generate millions of dollars for the center.

Apartments finally going up over 'the hole on Cole'  One of the most storied properties in Dallas real estate is at last being developed after more than a 20-year wait. Building crews have begun excavation at the corner of Cole and Lemmon avenues for a five-story apartment and retail building.

Mt. Holly Gardens relocation efforts deemed inadequate  TRENTON - Mount Holly's efforts to relocate residents of a low-income neighborhood set for demolition and redevelopment have been inadequate, highlighting the need to reform New Jersey's redevelopment laws, according to a report released yesterday by the state's public advocate.

EU to send observers for Bangladesh elections  COMMENT ON THIS ! Your Views! The European Union EU will send an observation mission for the parliamentary elections in Bangladesh scheduled for Dec 18, private UNB news agency reported on Tuesday.

Police search for home invasion suspect  Two men are in custody for forcing their way into a Spring area home just after midnight Nov. 17, The Observer news partner KTRK-TV ABC Channel 13 reported.

Big Three beg for aid as bailout bill stalls  By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Detroit's Big Three auto makers are begging Congress for a $25 billion government rescue, while the legislation clings to life support on Capitol Hill and top lawmakers and the White House suffer from bailout fatigue. Democratic congressional leaders want to tap the $700 billion Wall Street rescue package for new loans to U.S. auto manufacturers and suppliers, but the ...

Georgia sees strong Obama support for NATO hopes  Tbilisi`s U.N. envoy said on Monday that he expects U.S. President-elect Barack Obama will maintain strong U.S. support for the NATO ambitions of Georgia, still reeling from a military defeat by Russia, Reuters reported.

Assembly?s foreclosure moratorium on slow track  A proposed four-month foreclosure moratorium that would crank up the heat on lenders to rewrite more of California's troubled mortgages downshifted to the slow lane Monday. Assemblyman Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, agreed to delay a committee vote on his plan to speed up the pace of loan modifications. Last week, he said he expected the committee and full Assembly to vote on it this week. The bill calls ...