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makeshift rope. The men are still at large.
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• 5. A COOL RECEPTION FOR BOEHNER'S PLAN B
• The White House, Democratic leaders and conservatives object to the plan that would raise taxes for those who earn over $1 million a year.
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• 6. WHO STASHED A FORTUNE AWAY IN HIS GARAGE
• Walter Samaszko Jr. left $7.4 million in gold coins in his Nevada home after he died, and bequeathed the money to a distant cousin.
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• 7. INSTAGRAM BACKTRACKS AFTER BACKLASH
• The photo-sharing service abandons a policy that suggested users' photos could appear in advertisements.
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• 8. HOW NBC KEPT A CORRESPONDENT'S ABDUCTION IN SYRIA A SECRET
• The network persuaded major news organizations to hold back on the story until correspondent Richard Engel was safely across the border.
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• 9. 4 DEAD IN COLORADO HOURS AFTER A GUNMAN'S RELEASE
• Police say David Sanchez got out of jail on domestic violence charges and shot and killed his ex-girlfriend, her two family members and himself.
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• 10. WHO'S FIGHTING OVER THE BUDWEISER NAME
• A small brewer has been in in court since 1906 with Anheuser-Busch over the right to put the word Budweiser on bottles in the Czech Republic.
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AP News in Brief
Benghazi review board leaders to brief Congress on systematic State Dept. security failures
• WASHINGTON (AP) -- The leaders of an independent panel that blamed systematic State Department management and leadership failures for gross security lapses in the deadly Sept. 11 attack on a U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya will explain their findings to Congress on Wednesday.
• The two most senior members of the Accountability Review Board are set to testify behind closed doors before the House and Senate foreign affairs committees on (Continued on page 28)
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