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To: ~digs who wrote (3)	4/3/2001 3:37:56 AM
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Trouble in the South China Sea: -------------------------- President Bush issued a strong statement to the Chinese on Monday, demanding a "prompt and safe return" of 24 military crewmen and a U.S. Navy electronic surveillance plane that made an emergency landing in China on Sunday morning after colliding with a Chinese F-8 fighter jet that had been dispatched to intercept it. Message 15602986 --------------------- April 3, 2001 -- Updated 03:32 a.m. EDT, 0732 GMT China grants U.S. access to spy plane crew China has granted three U.S. diplomats permission to make their first contact with 24 crew members of a downed spy plane this evening. cnn.com