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CFHS Athletes Named All-State Football Players, New Unemployment Numbers and More: Cedar Falls Daily News Links
A quick roundup of local news, including more on the fate of Hostess, Iowa All State football, Iowa's unemployment numbers and efforts to clean up Iowa's polluted waterways.

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Four local football players, three from Cedar Falls High and one from Waterloo East, were named Iowa All-State players - see the full lineup at 1650 The Fan. Congratulations guys!
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Iowa Workforce Development released new jobs numbers - Iowa's unemployment rate dropped again in October. We're at 5.1 percent - compared to a national average of 7.9 percent.
Mediation talks between Hostess and it's second largest union failed, Reuters reported, which means the Waterloo factory won't be reopening.
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In response to the Environmental Protection Agency declaring Iowa needs to clean up its rivers, Gov. Terry Branstad released a 197-page document calling for farmers and sewage plant operators to voluntarily start efforts to reduce polution. Read more at the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier.
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