An Illinois abortion clinic that’s been closed since September because of health and safety violations can reopen under a settlement signed Wednesday, according to an attorney for Northern Illinois Women’s Center in Rockford.

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Ray : What BS, the laws in our State protect no-one. 01 06 , 2012 | 12 : 46 Report Abuse

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