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An abortion clinic in Atlantic City, N.J., that was closed by the state Health Department after an inspection revealed blood-stained carpeting and surgical instruments with rust now has shut down permanently, bringing to 20 the number of such clinics that have closed over about the last 18 months.City Councilman John Schultz told the Press of Atlantic City that the Alternatives abortion business had given up its business license, moved out of the building and was a month behind on its rent."We are happy that there is one less abortion mill in our nation today," said Cheryl Sullenger, senior policy adviser for Operation Rescue, an organization on the cutting edge of the abortion battle that bought an abortion facility in Wichita, Kan., and closed it down."We believe that if every abortion mill was regularly inspected and held to minimum health and safety standards, very few would be allowed to remain open," she said.The organization reported that abortionist Alan Kline closed down rather than meet the cleanup requirements of a 116-page Health Department report. "The situation at Alternatives is a snapshot of the condition at abortion mills across the country. Clinics have been recently closed for filthy and unsafe conditions in Ohio, Alabama, Florida, and Kansas. Abortion clinics in Missouri are fighting laws that would make them clean up or force them to close," she said.The results illustrate just how "dangerous" the abortion facilities are, she said. "And even if they did comply with safety standards, they have illustrated an attitude of disregard for the health and safety of their patients that doesn't go away with clean floors and sanitized instruments. For the abortionist, money comes before any concern for humanity."Former Miss Atlantic City Deborah Lipford-Gardner, now president of the National Black Pro-Life Union, said her organization was celebrating."Black people must wake up to the fact that abortion facilities are purposefully placed in minority and inner city areas. Abortion has become the number one killer of African Americans, killing more black people than heart disease, stroke, crime, accidents, HIV-AIDS – and all other deaths COMBINED!" she said."Therefore, I am especially happy at the closing of the Atlantic City abortion mill. We must understand that the abortion business makes millions and millions of dollars every year drenched in the blood of black children," she said.She was Miss Atlantic City in 1974 and went on to become the first black Miss Delaware, 1976, and was the first black woman to place in the semi-finalists at Miss America. She now also is anchor for Daily Life News and on staff at the National Pro-Life Action Center in Washington.To read more go to:
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