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HAT YAI, Thailand  Police say suspected insurgents have killed six people 
including a 2-year-old boy in one of the deadliest shootings in Thailand's 
south this year.Police Col. Tuanday Juthanan says four militants opened 
fire with M16 rifles in front of a grocery store in Pattani 
city on Wednesday night.He says the attack killed six people, all Buddhists, 
and injured another man. It wasn't immediately clear why they were targeted.Tuanday 
says the attackers fled on two motorcycles and dropped nails on the 
road to prevent security forces from pursuing them.More than 5,000 people 
have been killed in Thailand's three southernmost provinces since an Islamic 
insurgency erupted in 2004.Attacks occur almost daily in the Muslim-dominated 
sub-region despite recent government efforts to hold peace talks with the 
militants.
rst in a new round of hearings on the 
subject on May 8.In two letters to the State Department, dated April 
16 and April 26, Issa has sought explicit guidance on how attorneys 
representing witnesses with knowledge of the Benghazi attacks, including 
their prelude and aftermath, can receive the security clearances necessary 
to review classified materials.Attorneys representing Department personnel 
in this matter will require clearance to possess and discuss Top Secret 
and Sensitive Compartmented Information, Issa wrote on April 16 to Mary 
McLeod, the principal deputy legal adviser to the State Department.But Ventrell 
insisted Tuesday that no such whistle-blowers have come forward, and no 
requests for security clearances have been made by private attorneys.Victoria 
Toensing, a former Justice Department official and one-time Republican counsel 
to the Senate intelligence committee, disclosed on Monday that she is representing 
a career State Department official who identifies himself as a whistle-blower. 
Toensing said this individual has been threatened by superiors with career-ending 
reprisals if he cooperates with the oversight committee.[The State Department 
has] had two letters from Chairman Issa, one on April 16, the 
other one April 26, that specifically say, We want you to provide 
a process for clearing a lawyer to receive classified information, Toensing 
said during an interview Tuesday on Americas Newsroom with Fox News anchor 
Martha M
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