of Vietnamese, who have comprised the largest share of Asians in Texas since the end of the Vietnam war.

Future changes remain to be seen, but Karl Eschbach, a former state demographer who is now at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, said it's clear the population will continue to grow, as will the demand for services.

"It's a circle - a younger population has a higher birth rate," he said. "Population growth helps drive economic growth. On the other hand, that puts a burden on the state to educate the younger population and that younger work force.trouble to send home an empty ship.

He had learned that mischief was once more brewing between England
and Denmark, had violated his English letters of marque and run
into Copenhagen, induced the authorities there, on the strength
of his knowledge of English affairs, to appoint him to the
Governor-Generalship of Iceland (then vacant) at a salary of four
hundred pounds a year, and landed at Reykjavik with the Icelandic
flag, of the white falcon on the blue ground--the banner of the
Vikings--at the masthead of his father-in-law's Welsh brig.

Jorgen Jorgensen was then in his early manhood, and the strong heart
of the good man did not decline with years, but rode it out with him
through life and death. He had always intended to have a son and
build up a family. It was the sole failure of