Tuesday quick roundup

Politicians

• Next Inquirer candidate profile: Dwight Evans
  
  
• Declare emergency, Nutter urges Street
  
  
• Bucks Democrats hope for resurgence
  
  
• Corzine takes big step in recovery
  
  
• Don't dumb down the Legislature -- a State Rep. argues against term limits for PA.
  
  
• Prober seeking independence -- Seth Williams seeks more agents and to get the Inspector General a bit freer of the Mayor.

Other news

• Dredging standoff stalling projects -- from bridge maintenance to expanding PATCO, everything's on hold for the 18-month-long pissing match over the Delaware.
  
  
• City's finances: Little talk, but lots of concern -- future budget issues, especially pensions, looked at through the lens of the mayoral race and candidates' promises.
  
  
• Pact backs access to Schuylkill park -- at last a deal with CSC railways.
  
  
• Rendell blasts EPA over Montco ruling (that exempts some big corporations of new emissions rules)
  
  
• Pa. loan agency adopts new code of official conduct (student loan kerfluffle)
  
  
• State college staff in Pa. to vote on strike (I'm not clear what institutions this covers.)
  
  
• CCP tuition high - and may get higher if funds cut, prez says