Wed II: speed round-up

Short on time, so just headlines on the rest:

• Panel will consider Eakins painting for historical designation, and do so before time runs out.
  
  
• New Councilwoman Carol Cambell has a special car at taxpayer expense.
  
  
• Philadelphia Weekly looks at the Inquirer's new editor and prospects for the daily's future, strikes, etc.'
  
  
• 2006 Election post-mortem III over at YPP, with lots of election materials aimed at youth.
  
  
• Some increment of clarity on Delaware River tower projects?
  
  
• Inga Saffron has a new piece on the Council hearings on that tower and others, and expresses frustration that ad hoc was given preference over patient planning.
  
  
• A longer PW piece on the recent riverfront development forum. Gwen does a careful job; I'll have to read this this evening.
  
  
• Penn students have bold ideas for improving the Schuylkill River waterfront.
  
  
• An Inquirer editorial calls for patience in the implementation of the smoking ban.
  
  
• A Philly Future post mocks SEPTA's priorities in preventing photography of trains and stations.