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By Scott
693-3777
2339 S. Texas, C.S.
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United Press International
PLANO — The full impact of
the 1980 census is just now soak
ing in: going strictly by the num
bers, north Texas looks like a
pretty strange place to live.
For example — according to
a North Central Texas Council
of Governments analysis —
there are 62 more married
women in Plano than married
men. The council could give no
explanation.
Women are generally out
numbered in Plano, just north
of Dallas, except in the 20 to 24
age bracket where there are 33
more women.
And the 72,331 population
tabulated by the census in 1980
was spread 3.24 people per 5.6-
room dwellings. On the average,
of course.
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ish and Mexican land grants are
suing to recover compensation
for more than 12 million south
Texas acres.
Organized as the Asociacion
de Reclamantes (Association of
Claimants), the heirs are press
ing their claim through a lawsuit
in U.S. District Court, seeking
more than $1 billion in damages
for land lost in the confusion of
Texas’ independence and state
hood during the turbulent de
cade from 1836 to 1845.
But this latest round has a
new wrinkle: the suit names the
government of Mexico, not the
United States or the landowners
of Texas, which the claimants
maintain hold land that was
taken by force and deceit from
Hispanic settlers.
Asociacion treasurer Aminta
Zarate of Edinburg says the
group, formed in 1978, has
raised money through a $500
membership fee to pursue its
case and has spent $32,000 on
legal fees this year. The mem
bership fee for some claimants
represents a big investment.
The group’s case rests on a
1941 treaty between Mexico and
the United States, under which
the group claims Mexico
assumed responsibility for com
pensating heirs to 433 original
pre-Anglo land grant holders.
Compensation in 1941
amounted to $193 million,
which the Mexican government
said it could not pay. The Aso
ciacion says with interest,:
due to as many as 22,OKI
could top $1 billion.
T he suit hangs on i
U.S. District Court hasje^ United
tion. 1 he AsociacionciteiB MIAMI
law allowing AmericancB-Fassi, 27
to sue foreign govemmBl the rubt
U.S. courts. The MexiaHxcept one
eminent disputes thatdBas been
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(Mexico) is not subject is
the trial courts of anothti
try,” says attorney John!
field, representing Mesa
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fiscating Mexican holdmpqollars anc
the United States.
Asian T exans receive news
of home in Chinese paper
United Press International
RICHARDSON — Few of the
26,000 Asian immigrants living
in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
want to return to their home
country, but a desire to remain
in America does not exclude an
interest in what’s going on back
home.
For seven issues, Sun Hua
Yeh’s weekly Southern Chinese
News has been satisfying that
desire. The eight-page tabloid
circulated free in restaurants
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cent more likely to commit age.
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veteran of newspaper
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when he came to Texas it
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